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SECT. 37. Declamations shall be required of all the boys in the High and Grammar Schools.
SECT. 38. The Annual Promotions, - to be made by the several Sub-Committees, - shall take place at the beginning of the Second Term ; at which time such pupils belonging to the first classes in the Intermediate, and first and second Primary Schools respectively, as a careful examination shall find worthy of promotion, shall be transferred to the schools of next higher grade. But special promotions may be made whenever the several Sub-Committees shall deem it advisable.
CHAPTER VIII.
HIGH SCHOOL.
SECTION 1. The examination of candidates for admission to
- the High School, to be conducted by the Board, shall take place in the first week of the summer vacation, and at such other time as the Board may order.
SECT. 2. The Principal of each Grammar School or Mixed School shall notify those members of his own first class to whom he can give a certificate of good moral character and presumed literary qualifications, to appear at the High School, at 9 o'clock of the day appointed, when they shall present their certifi- cates to the Chairman of the Board. No books, manuals, pri-
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vate explanations, or communication by one pupil to another, will be allowed.
SECT. 3. Candidates shall be examined in all the studies pursued in the Grammar Schools of the Town, and a thorough knowledge of such studies shall be indispensable to admission.
. SECT. 4. Pupils coming into town subsequently to the ex- amination, and such other applicants as for reasons satisfactory to the Board did not appear at the High School on the regular day for examination, may be admitted if they are found qualified in the studies required for admission, and also in the studies of the classes they propose to join.
SECT. 5. There shall be one daily session of this School commencing at 9 o'clock and ending at 2 o'clock, from Septem- ber to April, and beginning at 8 o'clock and ending at 1 o'clock, from April to September.
SECT. 6. The time allowed each day for recess shall be thirty minutes, the recess to be given in such portions as in the judgment of the Principal shall be best for pupils.
SECT. 7. Any pupils who through neglect or idleness shall render, in the course of three months, less than seventy-five per cent of perfect lessons upon the whole number of lessons required, shall be reported to the Sub-Committee.
SECT. 8. No pupil shall be required to study more than two hours out of school.
SECT. 9. Every pupil who shall have completed a four years' course of study in this school shall receive a Diploma.
SECT. 10. All the Regulations of Chapter VII. - except- ing Sections 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 38 - shall apply to the High School.
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CHAPTER IX.
AMENDMENTS.
SECTION 1. Any of the foregoing Rules and Regulations may be repealed or amended by a vote of two thirds of the Board.
THE
SEVENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
TOWN OF QUINCY.
PREPARED BY THE BOARD OF AUDITORS;
ALSO, THE
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 1, 1866.
TOGETHER WITH
A LIST OF THE DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS OF 1865,
AND A
MILITARY RECORD
OF EACH RESIDENT OF QUINCY WHO HAS ENTERED THE UNITED STATES SERVICE DURING THE LATE REBELLION.
BOSTON : J. E. FARWELL AND COMPANY, PRINTERS, 37 CONGRESS STREET, 1866.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, and Surveyors of Highways.
Ebenezer Adams, Edmund B. Taylor, Ensign S. Fellows.
Town Clerk, George L. Gill. Town Treasurer, Wyman Abercrombie. School Committee.
William B. Duggan
Term expires March, 1868.
E. Granville Pratt
Henry Barker (Secretary)
Charles R. Mitchell
Rev. John D. Wells (Chairman)
Joseph W. Robertson
Constables and Truant Officers.
W. M. French, Albert Hayden,
Samuel Ames,
Charles N. Ditson,
Peter B. Mcad, A. S. Sawtelle,
George H. Locke,
Fence Viewers. Seth Adams,
Richard Newcomb.
Field Drivers.
Charles Spear, Eli Hayden,
Paul W. Newcomb,
Bartlett Hayden,
William Faxon,
James Glennon, Jr.
Charles F. Lord, Thomas Lucas, Nathaniel H. Eaton,
William Gragg,
James M. Harris,
James M. Glover.
Auditors.
E. W. Underwood,
Thomas Curtis,
Rowland Owens,
Benjamin Newcomb, Henry Littlefield.
1867.
1866.
Charles H. Kimball.
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William Parker, Jr.
Engineers of Fire Department. Washington M. French, Chief. James M. Glover, William H. Sampson.
Samuel Ames,
Napoleon B. Furnald.
Weighers of Coal. George B. Pray,
Richard Raycroft.
Surveyors of Wood and Bark.
Richard Newcomb, Peter W. Newcomb, Samuel F. Newcomb,
Edward A. Adams,
Napoleon B. Furnald, Joseph S. Beale,
James M. Glover,
Enoch H. Doble. Elbridge Clapp,
Hiram Prior, John D. Whicher.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, and Weigher of Vessels. Josiah Adams.
Collector of Taxes, Lewis Bass.
Undertaker, John Hall.
Superintendent of Town Clock, John Hall.
Superintendent of Almshouse, Charles Spear. Superintendent of Town House, Jacob Flint.
Superintendent of Hay Scales, Napoleon B. Furnald. Superintendent of Police Station, W. M. French. Pound Keeper, Ebenezer Adams. Liquor Agent, C. C. Johnson.
Representative to General Court, John Q. Adams.
AUDITORS' REPORT.
ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, DR.
CHARLES SPEAR, SUPERINTENDENT.
To amount of Stock on hand, appraised Feb. 1, 1865, $ 2,923 00
Paid Joseph Loud & Co. grain and Flour, $ 431 77
" Charles Spear, services as Superintendent, 350 00
" D. S. Coolidge, oxen, 235 00
" James Remick, cow,
38 00
" Samuel Andrews, pigs,
21 30
Shaw & Hosmer, oxen,
245 00
" Daniel W. Baxter, meat, 31 54
" H. S. & G. Totman, “ 168 38
" Daniel Baxter, 28 70
" Ira Plummer, butter and potatoes,
71 24
" I. W. Munroe & Co. merchandise, 169 68
" W. D. Smith & Co. 66
56 17
" W. Q. Baxter,
18 45
George L Baxter,
33 57
W. Abercrombie,
54 84
C. N. Ditson, 66
26 57
Briesler & Whitney,
27 38
Elbridge Clapp,
28 08
66 John A. Wood,
20 11
George L Gill, boots, hats, and shoes,
26 50
Samuel Andrews, fish,
5 86
" Charles Spear, cash paid for merchandise,
21 -20
S. W. Page, crackers,
. " C. F. Pierce, tin-ware and repairing,
Amounts carried forward,
$ 2,12
6
Amounts brought forward, Paid Jonathan Cook, killing hogs,
$ 2,123 38 $ 2,923 00
5 00
C. F. Adams, seaweed, 1 95
J. H. Gilbert, M. D. services, 25 00
66 W. P. F. Meserve, blacksmithing, 23 77
J. Q. A. Wild, 66
10 80
Tirrell & Sons, 20 57
66 Horace Feltis, 66
11 46
Ebenezer Adams, coal, 50 00
Lewis Bass, wood,
48 25
Josiah Adams, repairing pump, 2 50
" Perez Chubbuck, trimming trees, 1 00
C. W. Perry, carting lumber and curing hams, 4 17
" George Eaton, barley, 16 00
Elijah Baxter, mowing hay, 14 00
N. B. Furnald, ker. oil, repairing clock, &c. 11 25
Richard Newcomb, repairing sled & saw-horse, 11 75
66 George Veazie, thrashing grain, 3 00
Joseph W. Lombard, cutting pants, &c. 1 75
57 23
W. S. Pattee, medicines,
6 05
C. C. Johnson 66
8 30
Esther Hayden,
2 61
Peter B. Turner, filing saws,
1 32
Enoch Rideout, cutting wood,
7 00
Zebulon Strong, “
13 75
" James O'Brien, labor,
179 25
" George Waite,
3 76
John F. Dwelle,
26 31
Isaac Bass,
10 39
Patrick Sullivan,
66
234 36
S. Blaisdell, .
12 32
" James White,
66
84 75
Peter Demar,
66
3 50
66
13 00
66
J. Griffin
25 00
3,074 56
ton lands,
75 00
$ 6,072 56
E. S. Fellows, stoves and pipe,
7
ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, CR.
Appraisal of Stock, Tools, and Provisions, February 1, 1866.
2 oxen, $ 300 00 15 bushels corn, $ 16 50
2 cows,
150 00
15 bushels barley, 15 00
1 horse, 250 00
Farming tools, 50 00
Lot English hay,
308 00
Old iron,
5 00
Lot salt hay,
90 00
1 cultivator,
2 00
45 cords manure,
315 00
Lumber and shingles,
5 00
2 ox carts,
160 00
1 grain chest, 10 00
1 ox wagon, 30 00
1 horse cart,
80 00
Posts and rails, 61 50
1 hay wagon,
50 00
5 tons coal, 75 00
1 covered wagon,
25 00
Wood cut and split, 150 00
1 grindstone,
4 00
Wood cut, in woods, 50 00
6 ox yokes,
28 00
Wood not cut,
35 00
3 ladders,
5 00
Water trough,
3 00
4 sets harness,
75 00
Lot potatoes,
80 89
Blankets & halters,
5 00
" vegetables,
5 00
Stable furniture,
10 00
100,000 skewers,
50 00
1 hay cutter,
5 00
4 mats,
2 00
1 harrow,
6 00
Hoop iron, .
2 50
1 pung,
4 00
Hens and turkeys,
44 50
1 wheelbarrow,
5 50
Eel spear,
2 00
2 plows,
10 00
Bacon,
45 00
1 jack,
1 50
Washing machine & wringer, 6 00 Salt pork, 90 00
2 sleds,
25 00
Soft soap,
12 00
Hay rope,
3 00
Grease,
1 80
Lot chains,
10 00
Squashes,
8 00
Flour,
11 00
Crackers,
3 00
Beans,
3 00
Oil,
2 00
Ginger,
1 00
Medicines,
5 00
Beef,
45 50
Tubs,
7 00
Vinegar,
1 50
Pickles,
3 00
Churn,
1 00
Lot of barrels,
8 00
Tobacco and snuff,
5 00
Lard,
60 00
Carried forward,
$ 2,028 00
Carried forward, $ 923 80
1 scraper,
5 00
Axes and saws, 9 00
8
Brought forward, $ 2,028 00
Brought forward,
$ 923 80
Molasses,
35 00
Butter,
13 00
Tea,
Pepper,
1 50
Eggs,
kice,
6 00
Spices,
Meal,
70 00
$ 971 40
Coffee,
3 50
Salt,
2,166 92
$ 3,138 32
PRODUCE SOLD FROM ALMSHOUSE.
4 oxen, $ 490, 2 cows, $ 90.
228 84
Poultry, milk, eggs, vegetables, &c.
808 84
Received of Town of Fitchburg, State aid for
family of G. L. Hayden, 78 40
Received of J. Q, Adams, rent of Rock Island,
10 00
from effects of Martin Koztelni.
102 68
Labor done by Almshouse Establishment on Highways and Cemeteries,
1,772 63
Furnished to 113 travellers 226 meals, and 113 lodgings,
45 20
$ 5,867 67
Total amount charged to Almshouse for the
year ending Feb. 1, 1866, is $ 6,072 56
$ 5,867 67
Total amount accredited to Almshouse, is
·
INMATES OF THE ALMSHOUSE FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1866.
Names. Age Feb 1, 1866.
When admitted.
When discharged or run away.
Lewis Chandler, 77
Sept. 28, 1830,
Mary E. Hayden, 34 July 18, 1856,
Sept 6, 1858.
Frank Hayden, 22
Sugar, 37 50
4 50
Salæratus,
60
5 00
4 00
1 00
Stoves,
4 92
2,166 92
$ 580 00
14 28
* Present inmates of Almshouse.
9 .
Sophia C. Hayden, 29
Aug. 27, 1864,
Sept, 19, 1865,
Robert F. Hayden, 9
66
Eugene W. Hayden, 7
Florence A. Hayden, 6
George A. Hayden, 3
Cora B. Hayden, 1
William Ogle,
48
Dec. 12, 1864,
March 15, 1865.
James Hunt, 44
Jan. 20, 1865,
Feb. 21, 66
John Keating,
53
March 16, “
Sept. 19,
Seth Burrell, 73
Aug. 26,
Aug. 28, 66
Nancy Barnes, 54
Nov. 29,
William Ogle,
49
Dec. 15, 66
William Cox,
51
" 18,
113 Travellers were furnished with supper, lodgings, and breakfast.
LABOR DONE ON THE HIGHWAYS AND CEMETERIES BY THE SUPERINTENDENT AND MEN FROM THE ALMSHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.
CENTER DISTRICT.
100% days' labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per day,
$ 201 00 323 days' labor by hired men, at $ 1.50 per day, 484 50 98 yoke oxen, at $ 1.50 147 00 101 horse, at $ 1.25 126 25
129₺ days' use of ox-cart, at 25 cents 32 37
66 horse cart, at 25 cents 16 63
Use of plow, 2 00
Amount carried forward,
$ 1,009 75
2
10
$ 1,009 75
Amount brought forward,
SOUTH DISTRICT.
31 days labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per
$ 62 00
day,
92} days' labor by hired men at $ 1.50 per day, 138 75
232
horse, at $ 1.25 38 75
31
7 13
28₺ days' use of ox-cart, at 25 cents
6 50
26 horse cart, at 25 cents,
3 00
Use of plow,
291 38
QUINCY POINT DISTRICT.
24} days' labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per
day, 49 00
74 days' labor by hired men, at $ 1.50 per day, 111 00
22 yoke oxen, at $ 1.50 66 33 00
243 horse, at $ 1.25 30 62
41 days' use of ox-cart at 25 cents 66 10 25
10 horse cart, at 25 cents 2 50
236 37
WEST DISTRICT.
14 days' labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per day,
28 00
34 days' labor by hired men, at $ 1.50 per day, 51 00
10 66 yoke oxen, at $ 1.50 15 00
14 horse at $ 1.25
17 50
11 days' use of ox-cart at 25 cents,
2 75
13 horse cart at 25 cents,
3 25
Use of plow and scraper,
NORTH DISTRICT.
32 days' labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per day, $ 7 00
62 days' labor by hired men, at $ 1.50 per day, 9 75
3} horse and cart. at $ 1.50 " 5 25
Amount carried forward,
$ 1,682 00
22 00
122 50
5 00
yoke oxen, at $ 1.50 35 25
11
Amount brought forward,
$ 1,682 00
EAST DISTRICT.
52 days' labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per day, $ 11 00 102 days' labor by hired men at $ 1.50 per day, 15 75
42 oxen and cart at $ 1.75 " 7 88
53 horse, at $ 1.25 6 87
42 .. horse-cart, at 25 cents “ 1 13
42 63
MOUNT WOLLASTON CEMETERY.
7 days' labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per day, $ 14 00
11 days' labor by hired men, at $ 1.50 per day, 16 50
3
horse and cart, at $ 1.50 "
4 50
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OLD CEMETERY.
2 days' labor by Superintendent, at $ 2.00 per day, $4 00
5 days' labor by hired men, at $ 1.50 per day,
7 50
1 horse and cart, 1 50
13 00
$ 1,772 63
SUPPORT OF POOR OUT OF THE ALMSHOUSE, DR.
Paid City of Boston, support of Lydia M. Field, $ 100 50
C. H. Underwood, 156 00
Edgar B. Furnald, 39 00
supplies to Mary Pittee,
21 00
Timothy Curtin, 3 75
" Charlestown, supplies to Mrs. P. P. Marque,
10 50
" Town of Randolph, Ann Hunt, 64 25
So. Danvers,
Edwin Dole, 16 76
66 Braintree, 66 Mrs. William- Whicher, 33 75
Amount carried forward, $ 445 51
12
Amount brought forward, $ 445 51
Paid State Lunatic Hospital, board of William F. Hinckley, 190 92
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of Mary F. Rodman, 203 17
" State Reform School, board of Francis McGann, David S. Williams, Thomas Donnelly, - Prince, and Charles F. Jones , 131 79
" Nautical Branch State Reform School, board of J. W. Madden, 25 92
" State Industrial School, board of Mary Dailey, 7 50
" Sumner Soule, board of family of F. A. Alden, 189 25
" E. S. Fellows, cash for family of Harrison Hunt, 5 00
66 66 expense of sending child to State
Almshouse, 2 00
" E. S. Fellows, cash furnished poor persons, 4. 25
" J. H. Gilbert, attendance on Anthony McMahon, 5 00
" E. B. Taylor, cash furnished Mrs. Josiah Hobart,
10 00
" E. B. Taylor, supplies furnished a poor person,
10 00
" Ellen McCoy, care of Mrs. A. E. Marshall,
26 00
" Stephen Morse, Jr., houserent for Mrs. S. N. Perry,
60 00
" Daniel Larkin, board of John Comfort,
7 00
+
66
Benjamin Taylor,
4 00
Martin Koztelni,
: 4 00
" Charles H. Kimball, coffin for B. Taylor,
10 00
B. Donahue,
10 00
66
Mary E. Curtis, robe for
" Ebenezer Adams, coal to Mrs. Geo. Spear,
37 75
Joseph Newcomb,
22 75
Mrs. Geo. Packard,
22 75
Mrs. Wm. Burke,
7 50
Mrs. O'Connell,
22 50
Mrs. Edward Flynn,
13 50
Job Tirrell,
7 50
William Tanzy,
22 75
66
Alice Dow, 22 50
$ 1,549 31
Amount carried forward,
* Refunded. t To be refunded.
10 00
M. Koztelni, 66
5 50
66
66
66
66
" John Hall, burial of Marshall children,
3 00
66
13
Amount brought forward,
$ 1,549 31
Paid Ebenezer Adams, coal to Mrs. H. G. Wildman,
14 00
Bartholomew Donahue,
8 25
66
Mrs. S. N. Perry,
29 25
66
Mrs. Thomas Monroe,
29 00
6
Everett Dow,
29 00
Daniel Nightingale,
15 00
66
Mrs. McGlone,
22 50
66
66
Mrs. Fenton,
15 00
Mrs. J. Horgan,
7 50
Bernard Moloney,
22 50
66
Walter Burke,
15 00
66
$6
Mrs. O'Keefe,
7 50
66
Mrs. Thomas Wood,
15 00
66
C. Elcock,
15 00
66
Nancy Swaine,
15 00
Mrs. T. McCarty,
7 50
66
Mrs. Sullivan,
7 50
66
James Forbes,
7 50
66
Mrs. Dailey,
7 50
Mrs. Ellen Marrah,
7 50
Ellen Conner,
7 50
..
Harvey Hayden,
7 50
66
wood to
1 13
66
Mrs. Callahan,
3 00
66
66
Mrs. Sullivan,
2 25
66
Mrs. Thomas Wood,
2 25
66
66
Johanna Leary,
2 25
Bernard Moloney,
4 50
66
Mrs. McGlone,
4 50
66
Mrs. E. O'Brien,
2 25
Mrs. Geo. Packard,
2 25
Mrs. Geo. Spear,
3 38
Amount carried forward,
$ 1,911 57
* To be refunded.
7 50
Mrs. T. Shortle,
family of J. McGann,
7 50
66
Johanna Leary,
7 50
14
Amount brought forward,
Paid Ebenezer Adams, wood to Mrs. H. G. Wildman,
13 00
Everett Dow,
2 50
" E. C. Sargent,
Mrs. B. Newcomb, Jr. 5 00
30 00
" Ebenezer Adams, cash to Mrs. Thomas Monroe,
4 50
" Edward A. Adams, wood to Mrs. Edward Flynn, Paid S. F. Newcomb, goods delivered Mrs. T. Monroe, 28 00
“ George F. Wilson, 66 .
family of Wm. Talbot, 7 00
John Cain, 4 00
J. McGann,
33 61
B. Donohue, 3 38
66 James Mahoney, 4 00
B. Newcomb, Jr. 2 00
66 66
66
Mrs. Wheeler, 5 00
George Dyer, 2 00
66 Wm. Tanzy, 47 21
66
John W. Shaw,
66
Dennis Ford,
34 00
Bartholomew Donohue,
40 00
James Forbes,
21 92
George H. Locke,
Mrs. McGlone,
22 00
C. Elcock,
5 00
66
" George L. Baxter & Co.
Wm. Tanzy,
8 00
Dennis Ford,
8 00
B. Donohue,
9 00
J. Mahoney,
3 00
Dennis Ford,
6 00
Charles N. Ditson,
B. Donohue,
5 00
" John A. Wood,
" Ebenezer Adams, cash to poor persons,
$ 2,279 60
CR.
Received of the Town of Randolph, for support of F. A. Alden's family, $ 189 25
Amounts carried forward,
$ 189 25 $ 2,279 60
* To be refunded,
4 00
John Cain,
3 41
Johanna Madigan, 3 00
66
$ 1,911 57 4 50
Mrs. Thomas Monroe,
15
Amounts brought forward,
$ 189 25 $ 2,279 60
Received of W. H. Jones, for board of son,
56 50
E. B. Taylor, cash refunded for supplies furnished a poor person, 10 00
Received of Town of Braintree, burial expenses of B. Taylor, 14 00
Received of City of Newburyport, supplies fur- nished family of Everett Dow, 15 00
Received for coffin furnished B. Donohue,
10 00
Due from State, for coffins furnished paupers, 10 00
for board of Mrs. Marshall and Catherine Maloney, 32 00
Due from Town of Weymouth, for supplies fur- nished George Dyer, 2 00
Due from City of Newburyport, for supplies fur- nished family of Everett Dow, 42 00
380 75
Actual cost of support of poor out of Almshouse is
$ 1,898 85
SCHOOLS.
Expenditures for Teaching and Fuel by direction of School Committee.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Sub- Committee, John D. Wells, Henry Barker, and E. Granville Pratt.
Paid Edward W. Howe, teaching,
$ 616 36
" Alfred B. Adams,
341 64
" Charles B. Travis,
183 96
" Miss Cora A. Chapin, "
422 36
" Owen Adams, coal,
108 00
" Caleb H. Adams, wood,
5 00
" Lee & Robey, granular fuel,
12 25
Amount carried forward,
$ 1,689 57
16
Amount brought forward,
CODDINGTON SCHOOLS. Sub- Committee, Henry Barker.
Paid L. P. Forbush, teaching,
$ 207 75
" Warren E. Eaton, teaching,
576 66
" Mrs. Annie M. Haskell, teaching,
6 00
" Miss Louisa Burrell,
148 37
" Miss Emma A. French,
128 92
" Miss Mary A. Prescott,
283 65
" Miss L. A. Simmons,
9 28
" Miss Mary S. Thayer,
250 90
" Miss Julia E. Underwood, teaching,
137 55
" Ebenezer Adams, coal,
2 00
" R. L. Lee, granular fuel,
2,008 23
ADAMS SCHOOLS. Sub- Committee, Charles R. Mitchell.
Paid H. F. Allen, teaching,
$ 192 74
" Alfred B. Adams, teaching,
223 32
" J. W. Armington, 66
148 84
" John L. Collins,
37 20
" E. W. Nutter, 66
37 20 .
W. E. Endicott, 66
148 80
" Miss Sarah V. Wild, “
267 60
" Miss A. A. Holbrook, “
69 65
" Miss Mary A. Holbrook, teaching,
290 60
" Miss Lucy M. Jillson,
212 67
" Mrs. F. E. Whicher, 66
183 60
" Mrs. E. A. Hardwick,
66
186 15
" Miss E. B. Churchill,
66
75 56
Miss E. H. Fisher,
40 68
Miss M. E. McGrath,
66
2 80
" Miss E. A. Flint,
20 83
" Miss Josephine M. Wright,
232 51
Amounts carried forward,
$ 2,370 75 $ 3,697 80
$ 1,689 57
250 90
wood,
6 25
17
Amounts brought forward,
Paid Owen Adams, coal,
" Lee & Robey, granular fuel,
21 38
" Hosea B. Ellis,
3 75
" Caleb H. Adams, wood,
6 87
2,537 75
CRANE SCHOOL. Sub- Committee, Wm. B. Duggan.
Paid Miss Dora A. French, teaching,
145 23
" Miss E. S. Smith,
138 60
" Ebenezer Adams, coal, 45 00
328 83
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS. Sub- Committee, E. Granville Pratt.
Paid Silas H. Haskell, teaching,
$ 289 78
" C. W. Carter,
546 97
" Miss L. R. Clements, teaching,
135 00
" Miss Emma A. French, teaching,
133 64
" Miss Hannah A. French, “
299 94
" Miss Dora A. French,
128 93
" Miss C. A. Thomas,
249 87
" Miss Susie G. Baxter,
66
122 02
" Owen Adams, coal,
186 00
" Ebenezer Adams, wood and coal,
36 50
" T. McCarty, charcoal,
10 00
$ 2,138 65
WILLARD SCHOOLS. Sub- Committee, Joseph W. Robertson.
Paid Seth Dewing, Jr., teaching,
$ 815 50
" Miss E. A. Newcomb, teaching,
250 00
" Miss E. F. Nightingale,
250 00
" Miss M. A. Davis, 66
149 71
" C. D. Fuller,
281 25
" Miss Mary A. Spear,
250 00
Amounts carried forward,
$ 1,996 46 $ 8,703 03
3
$ 2,370 75 $ 3,697 80 135 00
18
Amounts brought forward,
Paid Miss Eliza C. Sheahan,
" Miss Augusta C. Foster, "
58 63
" Ebenezer Adams, coal,
80 95
" Patrick Garrity, wood and cutting,
50 00
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$ 2,308 14
QUINCY SCHOOLS. Sub- Committee, William B. Duggan.
Paid Lewis F. Hobbs, teaching, *
$ 799 96
" Miss Josephine M. Wright, teaching,
23 25
" Miss E. A. Flint,
224 28
" Ebenezer Adams, coal,
87 75
" Edward Preston, fuel,
19 00
$ 1,154 24
$ 12,165 41
The appropriation by the town was,
$ 12,000 00
The town portion of the School Fund,
373 67
The Coddington Fund,
---- $ 12,448 67
$ 283 26
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES OF SCHOOLS.
Under the direction of School Committee.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Paid E. S. Fellows, stovepipe, hods, &c. $ 25 55
" N. B. Furnald, painting blackboards, bell, &c. 35 31
" John O. Holden, clock, and repairing, 11 25
" Briesler & Whitney, duster and brooms,
4 10
" John A. Wood, duster and brooms, 2 67
50
" A. F. & J. N. Blake, broom,
" E. G. Pratt, bell and thermometer, 2 50
Amount carried forward, $ 81 88
75 00
Expenditures less than appropriation,
$ 1,996 46 $ 8,703 03 122 10
19
Amount brought forward, $ 81 88
Paid G. L. Coffin, 2 nightlocks, 3 padlocks and keys, 5 16
" John D. Wells, books and stationery, 1 18
" E. W. Howe, American Encyclopedia, 18 90
" George L. Gill, books, ink, and chalk, 15 07
" Alden French, repairing curtains, 1 00
" A. Mudge & Son, printing cards,
7 00
" Ellen O'Keefe, cleaning, 6 50
" E. McCarty, 7 02
Mary Marrah,
1 44
" Mrs. Collins, 2 67
" J. D. Gray, care of schoolroom,
9 23
" William Mitchell, building fires,
10 22
" E. E. Fellows, 14 10
$ 181 37
CODDINGTON SCHOOLS.
Paid N. B. Furnald, school furniture, $ 118 30
painting blackboards, &c. 27 75
" G. L. Gill, books, ink, chalk, &c.
36 96
" C. F. Pierce, stove, repairing furnace, &c.
35 90
" Briesler & Whitney, pitcher, brooms, &c.
4 06
" L. P. Forbush, fires, and cleaning,
6 00
" F. Flint,
2 20
" M. S. Thayer,
2 00
" E. G. Spear,
13 00
246 17
ADAMS SCHOOLS.
Paid N. B. Furnald, school furniture,
$ 602 58
" George L. Gill, books, ink, chalk, &c.
55 12
" Joseph W. Ross, ink-wells,
4 30
" H. F. Allen, care of outbuildings,
5 00
books, cards, ink, &c.
12 45
" George E. Bogman, foot scrapers,
1 40
" E. A. C. Hardwick, rent of land,
5 00
" L. M. Jillson, abacus,
1 60
Amounts carried forward,
$ 687 45
$ 427 54
20
Amounts brought forward, Paid G. S. Coffin, locks, and keys,
$ 687 45 $ 427 54
3 40
" Alden French, repairing pump, &c.
9 10
" J. M. Wright, books, 2 76
" E. S. Fellows, stove, and pipe, 29 22
" John A. Wood, brooms, duster, pails, &c. 19 81
" C. R. Mitchell, door mats, cleaning, &c. 7 00
" Patrick Sullivan, sawing wood, 3 75
" John D. Gray, 1 62
" William Boynton, building fires,
1 35
" O. W. Whicher, 66
83
" William W. Hayden,
1 33
" Mrs. Lignaugh, cleaning,
6 19
" Mrs. O'Keefe,
31 50
" Ellen McCarty,
17 97
" A. Conckling,
3 07
" Mrs. Fenton, care of schoolroom,
4 00
" F. Lothrop,
2 00
" Miss L. M. Jillson, “ 75
838 16
WILLARD SCHOOLS.
Paid Bass & Robertson, rent of schoolrooms, $ 150 00
" George L. Gill, books, thermometer, &c. 18 89
" G. H. Locke, books and brooms, 3 79
" E. H. Doble, books, ink, crayons, &c.
20 86
" L. Bass, lumber, nails, and carting,
8 75
" G. S. Coffin, keys, 60
" N. B. Furnald, 20 sets shades, curtains, &c. 58 40
" John O. Holden, clock and repairing, 12 50
" Briesler & Whitney, locks and knobs, 2 50
" E. S. Fellows, stove, pipe, hods, &c. 60 10
" Nancy Swaine, cleaning,
6 75
. Seth Dewing, Jr. care of room,
12 50
" A. C. Foster,
2 24
" E. C. Sheahan, 66
6 00
Amounts carried forward,
$ 363 88 $ 1,265 70
" Ellen Lockney,
4 46
21
Amounts brought forward,
$ 363 88 $ 1,265 70
7 75
" C. D. Fuller, care of room,
8 50
" M. A. Davis,
5 50
" E. F. Nightingale, care of room,
9 61
" E. A. Newcomb, 9 61
" M. A. Spear, 16
12 50
417 35
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
Paid N. B. Furnald, school furniture, $ 125 71
" S. F. Newcomb, hod, brooms, ink, &c. 12 59
" George L. Gill, books, ink, chalk, &c. 32 24
" S. H. Haskell, care of room, books, crayons, &c. 10 34
" J. W. Shaw, brooms, pitcher, soap, &c. 3 72
" D. H. Bills, brooms and brush, 1 75
" W. S. Pattee, books, 3 75
" Josiah Adams, repairing pump, 1 75
" Patrick Conner, cleaning well, 5 50
" Briesler & Whitney, bell, &c. 2 77
" E. S. Fellows, grate, and repairing furnace, 14 00
" C. F. Pierce, repairing furnace, pipe, &c. 30 20
" William R. Brown, cleaning yard, 36 50
" George H. Adams, sawing and splitting wood, 2 50
" John F. Porter, care of schoolroom,
" Hannah A. French, care of schoolroom,
20 60
" C. A. Thomas,
20 90
" C. W. Carter, care of schoolroom, books, &c.
23 20
" C. Packard,
12 00
" S. G. Baxter,
3 00
" Mary M. Nott, cleaning,
10 00
$379 52
QUINCY SCHOOLS.
aid C. F. Pierce, stove, pipe, &c. $ 48 80
" Mrs. S. C. Sanborn, water,
10 00
Amounts carried forward,
$ 58 80 $ 2,062 57
Paid Josiah Adams, repairing pump,
6 50
22
Amounts brought forward, $ 58 80 $ 2,062 57 Paid Thomas P. Lucas, sawing wood, and care of
house, 11 50
" Lewis F. Hobbs, pails, brush, ink, &c. 10 19
66 care of room, 5 40
G. L. Gill, books, chalk, &c. 7 60
" Miss Mahoney, care of room, 4 00
" W. B. Duggan, dictionary, 9 50
66 Smith, sawing wood, 2 00
108 99
CRANE SCHOOL.
Paid N. B. Furnald, furniture, and repairing, $ 65 62
" G. L. Gill, books, ink, chalk, &c. 3 11
" W. Lavender, care of house, and setting glass, 7 00
" E. S. Smith, map, 2 00
66 cleaning, 7 00
" T. H. Huntress, seaweed and labor, 7 50
" John O. Holden, clock, 4 50
96 73
EXPENSES OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE, ETC.
Paid C. R. Mitchell, travelling expenses, $1 70
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