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540 00
$2,340 00
Adams School.
Arthur N. Whitney
$250 00
Charles C. Haines
650 00
Adella M. Geer
60 00
Julia A. Barry
180 00
Eliza C. Sheahan
435 00
Mabel T. Totman
300 00
Lena I. Merrill
200 00
Mary M. Devlin .
415 00
Josephine Spurr .
362 50
Eliza F. Dolan
382 50
Minnie R. Leavitt
220 00
Ada P. Zeigler
170 00
Euphrasia Hernan
450 00
Mabel E. Adams .
387 50
Elsie A. White
75 00
Clara E. G. Thayer
71 00
4,608 50
Coddington School.
Mary E. Dearborn
$980 00
Minnie M. Jameson
380 00
Mabel I. Dodge
405 00
Emily R. White .
360 00
Jessie B. Clark
382 50
Mary E. Nightingale
382 50
Julia E. Underwood
450 00
Carrie M. Hall
450 00
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Amount carried forward . . $3,790 00
61
Amount brought forward · . $3,790 00
A. Theresa Kelley
405 00
Lizzie A. Garrity
180 00
Edith G. Caldwell
5 00
Alice B. Hersey .
65 00
Fannie W. Osborne
20 00
$4,465 00
John Hancock School.
Addie A. Jackson
$560 00
Mary M. Boyd
382 50
Minnie P. Underwood .
297 50
Lizzie Mason
382 50
Mary C. Parker
347 50
Irene M. Hall
366 50
Grace D. Parker
40 00
Mary M. Morse
16 00
Clara A. Reamy .
247 50
Carrie M. Shunk .
140 00
Fannie A. Manson
165 00
Mary W. Holden
35 00
2,980 00
Quincy School.
C. F. Merrick
$150 00
Abram T. Smith .
750 00
Mary E. Dinegan
435 00
Minnie R. Leavitt
45 00
Iva A. Woodward
127 50
Jennie L. Whitney Adella M. Geer
120 00
Elizabeth J. McNeil Maud Rice .
315 00
Mary E. Raymond
347 50
Margaret Burns .
405 00
Jennie F. Howland
48 00
3,205 50
Washington School.
Thomas B. Pollard
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$900 00 .
Mary Marden
435 00
Amount carried forward . $1,335 00
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80 00
382 50
62
Amount brought forward
. $1,335 00
Gertrude L. Gardner
120 00
Dorcas C. Higgins
405 00
Ellen N. Farnam .
162 50
Nellie F. Kendall
370 00
Mary G. Collagan
360 00
Eliza S. Dinnie
367 50
Sarah A. Malone
405. 00
Nellie M. Duffield
40 00
$3,565 00
Willard School.
George M. Wadsworth
$970 00
Alice E. Sanborn
256 25
Isabel B. Holbrook
78 75
E. Gertrude Dudley
116 88
Gertrude L. Gardner
260 00
Nellie S. Dickey .
382 50
Ellen Fegan
437 50
Jennie Corliss
405 00
Emeline A. Newcomb
450 00
Theresa Fegan
382 50
Georgie M. Glines
347 50
Mary L. Conway
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337 50
Annie F. Burns .
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382 50
Abbie M. Kelley .
377 50
Ellen A. Desmond
190 00
Jennette M. Billings
180 00
Rose W. Lewis
100 00
Grace L. Shaw
153 50
Mary W. Holden
75 00
M. Ella Wadsworth
25 00
Carrie A. Crane .
57 00
Rena M. Chamberlain
120 00
Nellie M. Duffield
8 00
Effie E. Beal
21 25
Wollaston School.
John S. Emerson
$940 00
Alzie R. Hayward
360 00
Gertrude Goodwin
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33 75
Amount carried forward . $1,333 75
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6,114 13
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63
Amount brought forward
. $1,333 75
Helen E. Chandler
405 00
Charlotte L. Polsom
420 00
Nettie W. Penny
402 50 .
Mattie A. Peck
145 00
Alice B. Hersey .
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$2,746 25
MUSIC.
Lewis T. Wade .
810 00
DRAWING.
Jessie N. Prince .
490 00
Total paid for teaching . .
.$31,324 38
SUPERVISION.
George I. Aldrich
· $1,558 26
FUEL.
High School, C. Patch & Son
$78 66
Adams 66
288 31
66 Almshouse 16 00
Coddington School, C. Patch & Son
274 01
John Hancock «
481 26
Quincy
66 Almshouse
32 00
Washington
C. Patch & Son
233 90
Willard 66
66
507 52
Thomas O'Brien, 2d 7 00
Wollaston 66
C. Patch & Son
207 11
$2,418 81
CARE OF ROOMS.
High School, S. B. Turner
$189 00
Adams «
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368 78
Coddington School, Elijah S. Brown
405 24
John Hancock Levi Stearns . 461 52
Quincy 66 Peter Rowell . 319 00
Washington Win. Caldwell 301 96
Willard 66
Francis Walsh 551 72
Wollaston
J. P. Edgerton
227 60
40 00
$2,827 92
293 04
64
TRANSPORTATION.
Joseph T. French $394 50
REPAIRS.
High School.
J. A. Swasey, slating blackboards $15 86
E. M. Litchfield, painting 4 50
C. R. & S. B. Cornwell, furnace repairs 7 00
$27 36
Adams School.
B. M. Seeley, painting and glazing $11 14
J. S. Baxter, making inside porch 40 58
T. Gullickson & Sons, painting and kal- somining .
62 90
W. T. Arnold, repairing desks
37 35
Harkins Brothers, plastering. brick- laying, and kalsomining 149 10
George O. Langley, building fence 6 65
E. M. Litchfield, painting and glazing, 23 25
J. A. Swasey, slating blackboards 27 95
P. H. Gavin, plumbing
7 00
365 92
Coddington School.
J. A. Swasey, slating blackboards $30 55
H. O. Souther, whitening, kalsomining, etc ..
96 25
B. Johnson, lumber
47 18
John W. Hersey, painting
45 43
George O. Langley, repairing roof
7 33
Sanborn & Damon, pipe, zinc, and labor on stoves .
99 08
E. S. Brown, extra labor
9 00
W. T. Arnold, repairing desks . 40 75
375 57
John Hancock School.
Geo. S. Perry, slate blackboards . $115 43
Levi Stearns, setting slates, extra labor, etc. . 83 06
Amount carried forward
$198 49
65
Amount brought forward . $198 49
Ira Litchfield. stock and labor in out- buildings . 37 94
Sanborn & Damon, iron pans, etc. 11 90
T. Gullickson & Sons, painting
103 17
Quincy Water Co., plumbing
7 65
Harkins Bros., bricklaying . 10 50
Morss & Whyte, gratings for windows . 43 70
H. O. Souther, bricklaying .
5 00
$418 35
Quincy School.
H. O. Souther, whitening and kalsomin-
ing .
$199 25
J. A. Swasey, making blackboards 41 73
P. H. Gavin, introduction of city water, 128 16
P. J. Williams & Co., introduction of city water 16 30
W. T. Arnold, repairing desks
33 05
John W. Hersey, painting
6 82
Geo. O. Langley, repairing platforms and walks 29 30
Sanborn & Damon, furnace repairs 34 15
S. D. Ramsdell, repairing roof 43 50
E. A. Perkins, stock and labor 28 20
George Hollister, kalsomine
14 25
574 71
Washington School.
P. H. Gavin, plumbing $15 59
James S. Baxter, labor
14 55
E. M. Litchfield, painting
425 00
Geo. O. Langley, enlarging windows
49 13
Sanborn & Damon, furnace repairs
38 50
Harkins Bros., slating .
20 26
563 03
Willard School.
J. A. Swasey, blackboards . $97 11
Quincy Water Co., hose, reels, etc. 44 05
Amount carried forward . $141 16
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66
Amount brought forward . $141 16
Harkins Bros., kalsomining and plas- tering 128 75
John W. Hersey, painting 36 63
Geo. O. Langley, plank walk, etc.
27 50
Sanborn & Damon, pipe, stove repairs, and cleaning .
224 28
Jonas Shackley, labor and stock . 22 84
$581 16
Wollaston School.
Cyrus Carpenter & Co., furnace repairs, $6 25
T. Gullickson & Sons, painting . 9 25
Harkins Bros., plastering and kalso- mining
113 00
G. O. Langley, repairing outside doors . 7 39
Sanborn & Damon, furnace repairs ·
52 88
J. A. Swasey. blackboards .
22 49
211 26
Total for repairs .
$3.117 36
INCIDENTALS.
High School.
S. K. Tarbox, poker and iron rod $2 00
L. T. Wade, paid for supplies 17 33
J. S. Baxter, repairing window . 75
S. B. Turner. extra cleaning. etc.
19 50
C. B. Tilton, supplies
4 98
Boston Electric Company, carbons
1 50
Lee & Shepard, book .
1 00
S. Hawkridge, sonometer
3 00
Wadsworth. Howland & Co , drawing materials 43 34
Frost & Adams, drawing materials
4 50
A. Storrs & Bement Company. draw- ing materials . ·
4 90
A. W. Gardner, quartermaster, use of piano 4 00
Soule Photograph Company, pictures . 5 70
Emerson Piano Company, use of piano, 10 00
Amount carried forward . · $122 50
67
Amount brought forward . $122 50
J. H. Daniels, diplomas
7 80
A. Mudge & Son, printing .
3 50
Henry F. Miller & Sons, piano
431 00
W. T. Arnold, repairing desks
2 20
C. S. Hubbard, ribbon for diplomas 2 90
Randall & Keith, building seats for concert 4 60
J. W. Cook & Son, moving pianos 15 00
Fred F. Green. printing
12 75
Mrs. A. B. Packard, flowers for gradua- tions 4 00
P. A. Garey & Co., plaster casts · ·
4 00
A. G. Durgin. chemicals
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2 53
E. E. Fellows. supplies
1 90
C. F. Pettengill, clock repairs
1 25
H. A. Keith, supplies
5 15
B. Johnson, lumber
1 55
Peter B. Turner, sounding-board
2 00
Green & Prescott, printing
12 80
J. L. Gilbert, tuning piano .
1 50
J. E. Maxim, labor
3 00
E. S. Brown.
1 25
643 18
Adams School.
C. B. Tilton, tools, hardware, etc. $24 30
S. K. Tarbox, poker, etc.
1 00
A. G. Whitcomb, school furniture
252 40
J. L. Gilbert, tuning pianos
4 50
C. R. & S. B. Cornwell, damper .
1 00
Quincy Water Co., water rate
30 00
S. B. Turner, extra labor
54 00
Frank F. Crane, supplies
1 93
Chas. C. Haines, supplies
5 19
Edson L. Loud, tuning piano
1 50
Sanborn & Damon, supplies
86
C. E. Woodbury, curtain repairs
2 30
Geo. T. Waldron, repairing desks 2 27 .
Geo. S. Perry, mats 16 00
E. M. Litchfield, lining boards
1 25
E. E. Fellows, supplies
2 45
B. Johnson. lumber
2 50
A. Keating, moving pianos .
4 00
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407 45
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Coddington School.
A. G. Whitcomb, settees ·
$36 35
J. L. Gilbert, tuning pianos
3 00
E. S. Brown, extra labor
43 50
Mary E. Dearborn, supplies
18 23
Frank F. Crane, supplies
11 99
C. B. Tilton, supplies .
3 62
B. Johnson, lumber
3 78
Sanborn & Damon, supplies N. C. Hersey, teaming
12 75
C. E. Woodbury, repairing curtains
5 95
Geo. T. Waldron, repairing desks 4 15
C. F. Pettengill, clock and repairs
7 00
Whitney & Nash, supplies .
4 65
Quincy Almshouse, gravel .
2 10
$157 49
John Hancock School.
J. O. Holden, clocks and repairs .
$10 75
A. G. Whitcomb, school furniture
191 44
P. H. Gavin, plumbing
1 75
Quincy Water Co., water rate
30 00
C. B. Tilton, supplies .
4 25
Peter McConarty, gravel. vaults, etc.
cleaning
251 50
C. E. Woodbury, curtains
25 00
Levi Stearns, extra labor
27 75
Frank Brewer, soda
8 00
Whitney & Nash. supplies
1 09
A. Keating, closet
4 00
555 53
Quincy School.
Thomas Gurney, supplies
37 00
J. O. Holden, repairing clock
1 50
N. G. Glover, glazing and labor
23 15
Chas. E. Woodbury, curtains
44 80
Quincy Water Co., water rate
15 00
14 70
A. G. Whitcomb, school furniture Sanborn & Damon, furnace repairs
8 45
Amount carried forward . $144 60
42
69
Amount brought forward .
$144 60
Peter Rowell, extra labor
34 00
A. T. Smith. supplies .
17 09
O. C. R. R., freight
44
1
Geo. T. Waldron, repairing desks
1 52
Andrews Manuf. Co., furniture
16 25
C. F. Pettengill, clock repairs
2 75
Frank F. Crane. supplies
3 00
Henry G. Smith, dressing for lawn
47 00
J. L. Gilbert, tuning piano
2 00
P. H. Gavin, plumbing
2 25
$270 90
Washington School.
B. Johnson. lumber $0 92
J. O. Holden, clock repairs .
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4 85
C. B. Tilton. supplies .
3 75
Harvey French, lining boards
2 50
T. B. Pollard, supplies
6 55
F. F. Crane.
23 93
Quincy Water Co., water rate
20 00
A. G. Whitcomb. furniture .
24 75
E. W. Hall, labor
5 00
Wm. Caldwell, “
5 50
Geo. T. Waldron, repairing desks
24 39
Boston School Supply Co., maps .
12 15
A. Keating. curtains and repairs Chas. E. Woodbury, mounting maps, etc.
22 90
Whitney & Nash, supplies
36
P. H. Gavin, plumbing
.
178 50
Willard School.
J. O. Holden, repairing clocks $3 75
G. M. Wadsworth, supplies, etc. . 37 92
E. H. Doble & Co.
1 89
F. F. Crane. .
14 00
Quincy Water Co., water rate
10 00
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture .
59 75
J. C. Haynes & Co., drum cord
1 08
Amount carried forward
$133 39
14 20
6 75
70
Amount brought forward $133 39
Ira Litchfield. labor
4 15
W. Tisdale. transporting pupils
9 00
Sanborn & Damon, supplies .
6 19
James Hennessey, wire screen
7 00
O. C. R. R., freight
3 97
C. E. Woodbury, curtains and mounting maps 49 85
Geo. T. Waldron. repairing desks 102 15
John Cashman. grading yard, etc.
285 59
Pond Desk Co., desk .
26 65
Michigan School Furniture Co .. furniture
44 80
Boston School Supply Co., maps .
20 25
Thos. O'Brien, labor, etc. .
17 60
Badger Bros., hanging gong, etc. .
5 80
C. B. Tilton, supplies .
1 22
T. L. Williams, repairing clock
3 00
Whitney & Nash, supplies
1 61
Geo. Linton, selling glass
2 50
W'm. F. Powers, truant officer, two years
19 50
E. A. Perkins, map frame
1 75
P. Mullen, plastering .
8 00
$753 97
Wollaston School.
John O. Holden, repairing clock . $1 50
Chas. E. Woodbury, curtains
5 00
Quincy Water Co., water rate
10 00
C. B. Tilton, supplies .
6 20
F. F. Crane, supplies .
3 75
John S. Emerson, supplies .
24 32
J. P. Edgerton, extra labor .
20 00
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture . 17 50
C. W. Clark, furniture
16 80
John Gilrain, labor
9 50
B. Johnson, lumber
4 50
F. J. Perry, pump, etc.
39 44
Whitney & Nash, supplies
50
159 01
Total for incidentals
. $3.126 03
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Quincy Post-office, postals and envelopes Prang Ed. Co., drawing, models, etc. . Austin & Winslow's Express, express- ing and carting
$33 03
51 98
97 84
Durgin & Merrill, rent of committee rooms 200 04
A. Storrs & Bement Co., paper and card- board
33 84
John C. Haynes & Co., pitch pipes, etc. 10 54
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall, scissors 7 50
Chas. H. Whiting, pay rolls, paper, etc.
11 63
J. G. Roberts & Co., binding books
62 50
Dennison Manuf. Co., supplies
1 80
E. L. Kellogg & Co., books
6 00
Geo. S. Perry, school supplies
734 27
D. C. Heath & Co., books and maps
10 25
Ed. Pub. Co., books
26 50
G. I. Aldrich, travel, telephone, tele- grams, etc. 34 42
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies and drawing instruments . 34 66
Eastern Ed. Bureau, chart 4 00
Edward Daly, labor
10 93
Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas for commit- tee rooms 1 50
Randall & Keith, labor and stock .
20 45
Terrance Keenan, cleaning vaults .
50 00
C. W. Clark, grub cards, etc.
5 10
A. Mudge & Son, printing
45 21
Palmer, Parker & Co., veneers
12 91
E. S. Brown, labor 34 00
S. B. Turner. "
5 00
Elsie A. White, labor .
4 00
Fred F: Green, printing
27 25
.I. A. Swases, blackboard
8 00
J. E. Maxim, labor
6 00
Greenough, Hopkins & Cushing, sup-
plies
7 25
P. A. Garey & Co., clay
3 25
Amount carried forward . $1,601 65
72
Amount brought forward . $1,601 65
J. L. Hammett, supplies
· 16 22
N. C. Hersey, carting 10 00
E. Emery Fellows, making census of school children . 85 00
A. W. Gardner, quartermaster, use of tables 5 50
H. C. Kendall, engrossing diplomas 11 50
A. M. Edwards, language charts . 24 50
Chas. C. Haines, cash expended
2 00
Edson L. Loud, tuning pianos 3 50
Mary Marden, services as pianist . 15 00
L. T. Wade, music, pitch pipes, etc.
17 10
W. G. Spear, rent of Coliseum, building seats, etc. 105 74
C. S. Hubbard, ribbon .
8 75
Green & Prescott, printing
50 76
Bay State Pub. Co., books and relief maps 79 60
O. C. R. R., freight
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1 60
E. Robinson, atlases
30 00
S. Brown, blackboard .
3 25
Willard Small, books
21 00
Pulsifer, Jordan & Pfaff, paper
3 23
Holden Book Cover Co., book covers
7 50
Ticknor & Co., book .
5 75
Library Bureau, pigeon-holes 4 00
Thorp & Adams Manuf. Co., ink, etc. 4 75
Mary G. Collagan, labor on books
5 00
Thompson & O'Dell, pitch pipes
6 30
Whitney & Nash, supplies .
2 19
$2,131 39
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Silver, Rogers & Co.
$228 60
Clark & Maynard
18 90
Interstate Pub. Co.
20 82
Ginn & Co.
59 20
Willard Small
108 82
Houghton, MitHlin & Co.
28 19
Amount carried forward $464 53
73
Amount brought forward
$464 53
Harper & Bros. . ·
24 48
Harrison Hume .
214 19
Wadsworth, Howland & Co.
66 46
W. P. Adams
96
Geo. S. Perry
809 98
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co.
21 02
D. C. Heath & Co. ·
11 67
Leach, Shewell & Sanborn
62 10
Holden Book Cover Co.
83 63
Wm. Ware & Co.
58 30
Silver, Burdett & Co. .
229 13
Thompson, Brown & Co.
7 09
F. M. Ambrose
10 00
Porter & Coates .
3 34
A. C. Stockin
42 49
A. S. Barnes & Co.
8 34
Prang Educational Co.
16 64
Lee & Shepard .
37 95.
D. Appleton & Co.
10 50,
Rand-Avery Co. .
4 25
Cowperthwait & Co.
51
$2,187 56
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.
Thomas E. Sweeney, services as teacher, $270 00
Chas. F. Edminster, services as teacher. 96 00
Arthur H. Flint, services as teacher 96 00
John E. Foley, services as janitor
11 75
John O. Carlson, services as janitor
12 00
Ann Hardwick, rent
50 00
C. Patch & Son, fuel
9 50
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies, etc. . 77 66
Theodore Pinkham, cardboard
1 65
Geo. H. Dickerman & Co., boxes .
2 50
Green & Prescott. printing and adver- tising
4 25
Fred F. Green, printing and adver-
tising
2 50
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1
Amount carried forward . $633 81
74
Amount brought forward $633 81
James E. Maxim, labor at exhibition 9 00
4 50
J. A. Swasey, blackboard
3 77
Citizens' Gas Light Co.
106 20
Frank F. Crane, keys .
30
Whitney & Nash, hammer and tacks
45
$764 03
OTHER EVENING SCHOOLS. Teaching.
ADAMS. - Chas. C. Haines
$87 00
Eliza C. Sheahan .
40 50
Mary Marden
36 00
Mary M. Devlin
43 50
Mabel E. Adams
43 50
Mary M. Boyd
36 00
286 50
WILLARD. - Geo. M. Wadsworth
. $87 00
Jennie Corliss
43 50
Ellen Fegan
43 50
Gertrude L. Gardner
42 00
Annie F. Burns
37 50
Elizabeth J. McNeil
37 50
Lizzie Mason
4 50
Nellie S. Dickey
37 50
Ellen A. Desmond
4 50
Mary L. Conway .
37 50
A. Teresa Kelley
30 00
Theresa Fegan
21 00
426 00
JOHN HANCOCK. - Theodor Bergman
234 00
$946 50
Incidental Expenses.
Levi Stearns, janitor at John Hancock . $28 50
S. B. Turner, "
Adams 36 25
Francis Walsh, “ " Willard . 36 25
Amount carried forward $101 00
H. C. Kendall, engrossing certificates Harkins Bros., plastering
6 00
75
Amount brought forward
$101 00
Michael J. Canavan, officer .
21 00
C. H. McKenney & Co., lamps, chim- neys, etc. 19 45
J. F. Merrill, kerosene 12 31
Fred F. Green, printing and advertising 9 00
Green & Prescott, "
8 00
J. S. Baxter, carting settees 25
Thompson, Brown & Co., books . 60 01
A. S. Barnes & Co., business forms 18 00
Leach, Shewell & Sanborn, number les- sons 25 80
Wm. Ware & Co., books
30 42
Geo. S. Perry, slates and lantern .
11 50
A. C. Stockin, books .
18 60
J. W. Hayden, posting notices
4 00
Quincy Electric Light and Power Co., lighting 24 24
$363 58
Total expenses of evening schools . $1,310 08
Dr.
TOWN OF QUINCY IN ACCOUNT WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
C'r.
Appropriation for superintendent's and teach-
Tuition
$31.324 38
ers' salaries, fuel, and care of rooms
$40,250 00
Fuel .
2,418 81
Transportation
900 00
Care of rooms . 2,827 92
Repairs
2.200 00
Supervision .
1,558 26
Books and stationery
2,200 00
Transportation
394 50
Incidentals .
3,400 00
Repairs
3,117 36
Evening Drawing School .
1,000 00
. Incidentals .
5,257 42
Other evening schools .
1,000 00
Books and stationery
2,187 56
Coddington fund .
75 00
Evening Drawing School 764 03
Thomas Crane Library, for atlas
15 00
Other evening schools .
1,310 08
Expended in excess of appropriation . ·
120 32
$51,160 32
$51,160 32
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