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Electric Fire Alarm.
March appropriation
$500 00
EXPENDITURE.
July 2 George P. Neal · .
$500 00
.
.
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
85
Grading Avenues and Care of Cemetery
March
Appropriation
$200 00
Aug. 23 Appropriation
300 00
$500 00
EXPENDITURES.
May 3
Charles Bosworth, labor
$8 75
Charles Hitchings, labor
7 00
James Foss, labor .
8 75
Joseph Newhall, labor team
and
June 7
Charles Bosworth, labor
7 00
David Ingalls, labor
S7
Fred Foss, labor
IO 50
Edward Hanson, labor
15 75
Lorenzo Mansfield, labor
5 00
James Foss, labor .
14 00
James Dennison, labor
5 25
Joseph Newhall, labor and
52 13
Sept. 2
Joseph Newhall, labor
and
team ·
65 00
Oct. 4
Charles Bosworth, labor
28 00
Fred Foss, labor
28 00
Moses Ricker, labor
8 12
John Williams, labor
10 50
Edward L. Furber, labor
IO 50
James Foss, labor .
11 37
Edward Burrill, labor
IO 50
Lorenzo Mansfield, labor
5 25
Joseph Newhall, labor team .
and
70 25
Nov. I
Joseph Newhall, labor
52 51
·
·
65 00
.
team .
.
Total expenditures $500 00 .
S6
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Cemetery Wall and Sidewalk
Aug. 23 Appropriation $400 00
EXPENDITURES.
Oct. IS James A. Haliday, advertising, $4 50
Nov. I H. A. Nowell, on account con- tract
300 00
15
Levi G. Hawkes, surveying
IO 50
Dec. 6 Elwood Davis, labor
5 65
John McVicker, labor
6 13
Daniel Veasey, labor and team,
6 56
S. V. Edmands, labor and team I 75
Peter Skelley, labor ·
4 38
Henry Pearce, Sr., labor ·
6 13
H. A. Nowell, bal. contract,
53 00
Total expenditures
$398 60
Trees and Shrubbery for Cemetery.
March appropriation $50 00
EXPENDITURE.
Nov. 15 Ellis S. Jellison .
$50 00
Free Public Library
Jan. I Unexpended balance
$50 10
March Appropriation
350 00
Dog tax
.
358 44
$758 54
87
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
EXPENDITURES.
Feb. I DeWolfe, Fiske & Co., books, $3 45 Emma E. Newhall, stationery, stamps, etc. 3 00
Emma E.Newhall, cataloguing,
2 00
M. B. Faxon, postage, etc.
4 10
Library Bureau, supplies
37 55 ·
May 17
Emma E. Newhall, services as librarian 25 00
Bessie B. Learoyd, services
5 00
Adaline Learoyd, services 5 00
Marion M. M. Carnes, carrying books 3 25
Charles L. Davis, carrying
books . .
15 30
Ernest W. Homans, carrying books 3 25
W. B. Clarke & Co., books
108 40
F. J. Barnard, binding books 14 73
Adaline Learoyd, services 5 00
Bessie B. Learoyd, services
5 00
E.W.Homans, carrying books,
3 25
Marion M. M. Carnes, carrying books
3 25
Emma E. Newhall, services as librarian .
24 25
Charles L. Davis, carrying books . . ·
17 00
Oct. 4
Thomas P. Nichols, library slips ·
II 25
W. B. Clarke & Co., books .
84 83
R. Y. Russell & Son, cards, slips, etc. ·
I 85
18 Marion M. M. Carnes, carry- ing books 2 25
387 96
Amount carried forward,
$387 96
July 2
88
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$387 96
Oct. 18 Charles L. Davis, carrying books . ·
$12 60
Ernest Homan, carrying books, 2 00 Emma E. Newhall, services as librarian, etc. 26 75
Adaline Learoyd, services
5 00
Bessie B. Learoyd, services
5 00
Dec. 31 Emma E. Newhall, labor on new catalogue
150 00
Emma E. Newhall, services as librarian 22 50
Emma E. Newhall, labor and sundry expenses
6 25
Adaline Learoyd, services ·
5 00
Adaline Learoyd, extra labor on catalogue 4 00
Bessie B. Learoyd, services
5 00
F. J. Barnard & Co., binding books
23 24
Jordan, Marsh & Co., books,
29 24
W. B. Clarke & Co., books,
50 88
W. B. Faxon, stationery post- age, express, etc.
3 00
Howard Mudge Newhall,
books
3 25
Walter S. Houghton, books .
9 37
Elmer B.Newhall, step-ladders, 8 00
371 08
Total expenditures
$759 04
Insurance on Town Buildings
APPROPRIATIONS.
Jan. I
Unexpended balance
$215 00
March Appropriation
625 00
$840 00
89
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
EXPENDITURES.
Jan. 4 Arthur F. Jenkins, new school- house
S7 50
. Hall & Newhall, new school- house
95 00
18 George M. Amerige, new school-house ·
15 00
March 26 C. E. Roberts, insurance on boilers new school-house .
100 00
April 5 Arthur F. Jenkins, new school- house
113 75
Aug. 2 Hall & Newhall
SI 00
Dec. 6 Hall & Newhall
158 63
George M. Amerige
175 75
31 Hall & Newhall
15 00
Total expenditures . $841 63
Board of Health
March appropriation $200 00
. EXPENDITURES.
April 5 Benjamin F. Robinson, fumi- gating three dwellings $9 00
George W. Gale, fumigating three dwellings ·
9 00
June 7 Benjamin F. Robinson, fumi- gating three dwellings ·
7 00
George W. Gale, fumigating two houses . ·
6 00
Aug. 2 Benjamin F. Robinson, fumi- gating four houses 12 00
Benjamin F. Robinson, bury- ing dog 2 00 $45 00 .
Amount carried forward,
$45 00
90
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $45 00
Aug. 2 Benjamin F. Robinson, remov- ing nuisance from Central street . $5 00 Benjamin F. Robinson, exam- ining case of glanders 2 00
Oct. 4
C. A. Blakely, services in Mon- agan case 2 50
18 Benjamin F. Robinson, fumi- gating five dwellings and re- moving nuisance 17 00
George W. Gale, fumigating two dwellings 6 00
Dec. 6 R. Y. Russell & Son, burial permits and books .
3 50 36 00
Total expenditures
$81 00
Sinking Fund
March appropriation $1.200 00
EXPENDITURE.
Dec. 31 J. S. Meacom, treasurer Sink- ing Fund Commissioners $700 00
Memorial Day
March appropriation $150100
EXPENDITURE.
June 7 Post 95, G. A. R. $150 00
AUDITOR'S REPORT. -
91
Searching Records and Plans for Assessors
March appropriation $50 00
EXPENDITURE.
Dec. 31 B. F. Calley $18 90
Care of Hay Scales
March appropriation, the recepts
$23 16
EXPENDITURE.
Dec. 31 W. H. Stocker
$23 16
Salaries
March appropriation
$2, 180 00
EXPENDITURES.
Town Clerk
$100 00
Selectmen
350 00
Treasurer
400 00
Auditor
150 00
Overseers of Poor
200 00
Water Commissioners
150 00
Superintendent of Streets
.
100 00
Board of Health
75 00
Chief Engineer of Fire Department
100 00
Assistant Engineers
100 00
Constable
30 00
Assessors
376 87
.
Total expenditures
$2,131 87
92
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Recapitulation of Selectmen's Department
Selectmen's Incidentals · $5,995 92
State and Military Aid
.
·
1,497 00
Schools 16,366 74
Superintendent of Schools 1,000 00 ·
Repairs on old school-house, Ward Three,
899 38
Repairs on old school-house, Ward Four, 200 00
Conveyance of School children from Lynn-
hurst 283 15
New school-house, Ward Two
.
13,826 39
Highways and Bridges
6,166 13
Blasting ledge on Main street
234 50
Salem Turnpike
953 76
Sidewalks
190 39
Lighting Streets
3,529 77
Water Department
2,943 71
To reimburse H. A. Nowell for water
pipes
179 66
Police ·
2,898 41
Keeper of Lockup
200 SI
Fire Department
1,399 83
Firemen's Salaries
556 25
Electric fire alarm
500 00
Laying out and grading cemetery
avenues in
. 500 00
Planting trees and shrubs in cemetery ·
50 00
Cemetery wall
398 60
Public Library
759 04
Insurance on Town buildings
841 63
Board of Health
81 00
Sinking Fund
700 00
Memorial Day
150 00
Searching records and plans for assessors,
18 90
Settlement of Mary L. Judkins case
2,200 00
Salaries
2, 131 87
Total
$67,652 84
.
·
OVERSEERS' DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$5,000 00
Outside Supplies
Danvers Lunatic Hospital :
Board of Helen M. Newhall $169 47
Board of Eliza J. Kidder 71 96
Board of Mary E. Pearsons
169 46
Worcester Lunatic Hospital :
Board of John O. Rhodes
169 46
Worcester Insane Asylum :
Board of John H. Newhouse
169 46
Westboro Insane Hospital :
Board of Sarah E. Burbank
169 48
Medfield Insane Asylum :
.
Board of John McGilley
146 00
Board of Horace E. Vinton
146 00
Board of Eliza J. Kidder
84 00
Taunton Lunatic Hospital : Board of Richard Andrews · 169 46
City of Haverhill :
Aid to C. W. Sweetser
26 00
City of Newton :
Aid to George Oliver
18 75
City of Malden :
Aid to Mrs. Laura Jackson
87 00
Aid to D. D. Pinkham
II 70
City of Boston :
Aid to Bridget Haney
55 10 $1,663 30
Amount carried forward,
$1,663 30
93
94
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$1,663 30
Aid to child of R. Andrews
$17 16
City of Lynn :
Aid to Margaret O'Malley · .
I 50
Burial of child of Carrie E. Pearson .
7 00
William M. Newhall & Son :
Fuel to Mrs. E. Scanlon
32 75
Fuel to James Monahan
.
.
3 00
Fuel to Joseph White .
3 00
N. F. Mayo :
Fuel to A. G. Hastings
28 So
Fuel to W. E. Payson
3 15
N. R. Stiles & Co. :
Fuel to Mrs. C. Bruce
IS 30
C. I. Hitchings :
Fuel to W. Hobbs
6 25
A. H. Raddin :
Aid to W. E. Payson . II 37
Aid to A. G. Hastings
104 00
Dr. Gale :
Medical aid to J. Donovan
7 00
Medical aid to W. Hobbs
2 25
Medical aid to J. Wessels
13 85
Medical aid to S. J. Christian
1 00
Medicine
6 50
Joseph Whitehead :
Aid to Joseph Wessel 4 02
Aid to J. Aiken 2 80
Aid to S. J. Christian
2 54
Coal to W. E. Payson
6 30
Coal to Mrs. M. Mansfield
9 45
Ward Five Conference of Associated Charities :
Aid to Mrs. Julia Sweetser .
104 00
Lynn Hospital :
Board and aid of J. Donovan
12 00
C. D. Fisk :
Aid to Mrs. M. Mansfield
87 00 494 99
Amount carried forward,
$2,158 29
95
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, Norris Ames :
$2,158 29
Aid to Warren Coates
$104 00
M. Briggs :
Milk to A. G. Hastings
14 76
Massachusetts School for Feeble Minded : Aid to Lottie Letton 6 70
J. W. Darcy :
Burial of George H. Chase
15 00
Burial of J. Donovan
21 00
Burial of S. J. Christian
21 00
Mugridge & Coombs :
Aid to E. Scanlon
52 00
Aid to A. Wormstead
52 00
Aid to W. Hobbs
104 00
Aid to C. Bruce .
1 25
E. J. Caverly & Co. :
Aid to J. Donovan
30 00
Aid to James Monahan
15 00
George Rowe :
Aid to Mary Rowe
17 00
M. V. Putnam :
Aid to Mrs. Burdett
6 00
J. Bresnahan :
Aid to Mrs. C. Bruce .
6 81
D. L. Veazey :
Aid to Peter Kelley
12 00
W. H. Stocker :
Aid to Peter Kelley
7 68
Allen M. Stocker :
Fuel to Mrs. C. Bruce
12 60
Dr. Parcher :
Medical aid to S. J. Christian
.
10 00
Mrs. C. M. Mandant :
Aid to Mary Rowe
16 50
J. S. Meacom : Medicine to S. J. Christian
5 16 530 46
Amount carried forward,
$2,688 75
96
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $2,688 75
Taunton Lunatic Hospital : Elopement expenses R. Andrews Dr. G. W. Gale : Medical attendance Nellie Normile
$24 10
12 00
36 10
Total outside supplies
$2,724 85
Account Town Farm and Incidentals
Alonzo Wentworth
$347 69
Harry C. Davis, plumbing
34 85
R. Y. Russell
2 50
A. F. Jenkins, insurance
26 40
Overseers' Incidentals
17 00
J. B. Wiggin .
130 13
Dr. G. W. Gale, salary ·
25 00
Total outside supplies
$583 57 2,724 85
Total overseers' orders
$3,308 42
Less cash received by treasurer .
228 97
$3,079 45
Unexpended balance
1,920 55
$5,000 00
Support of In-Door Poor
DR.
Rent of farm
$350 00
Cash from treasurer
477 82
Decrease in personal property
240 00
$1,367 82
CR.
$1,367 82
Board of nine paupers 378 weeks HERBERT O. PRATT, GEORGE FAULKNER, ANTHONY HATCH, Appraising Committee.
.
97
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Town Farm Account DR.
1897
To Cash Paid :
January I Alonzo Wentworth, bal., 1896, $100 00
Almond Wentworth, labor 23 00
J. E. Stocker, box rent 30
J. A. Hollis, repairing harness,
3 45
V. E. Flye & Son, meat
7 00
Mugridge & Coombs, groceries, 15 08
C. A. Blakely, horse shoeing .
18 70
4 Mrs. Annie Wentworth, labor,
12 00
S Hyde, Wheeler & Co., gro- ceries II 80
Pool Bros., groceries
73
Shannon & Davis, plumbing
4 49
14 R. A. Spaulding, dry goods
3 91
15 E. E. Mills, four pigs
16 00
E. E. Mills, killing hogs
IO 50
20 John Mulloy, two cows .
115 00
. 27 John Mulloy, three cows
145 00
Louis Waitt, labor 10 00
Expenses to Brighton 50
Mr. Grover, driving cows 2 50
$499 96
February I Almond Wentworth, labor $23.00
Mrs. Almond Wentworth, labor,
12 00
3 Hetherston Co., groceries
7 90
II Welman Osborne, shoes .
17 34
13 J. S. Meacom, medicine .
17 88
17 W. M. Fellows, one cow 55 00 Thomson & Hanson, one cow, 53 00
26 Greenwood & Co., brooms 1 00
Dexter Bros., alcohol .
I 30
Hyde, Wheeler & Co., gro- ceries
24 12
27 Frank Fisk, labor
4 00
499 96
Amounts carried forward,
$216 54
$499 96
98
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $216 54
$499 96
Febr'y 27 Mr. Grover, driving cows
1 00
E. E. Mills, one cow ·
58 00
. H. F. Center, fish
.
6 62
282 16
March I Almon Wentworth, labor $23 00 Annie Wentworth, labor 12 00 .
2 Henry A. Ward, hats I 50
5 James R.Hughes, stove linings, 2 55
3 10
I2 J.H.Bosworth, repairing boots, J. B. True, manure
44 00
13 Mugridge & Coombs, groceries, J. S. Hopkins, dry goods II 25
4 50
17 E. E. Mills, changing cows
10 00
24 Norman Richardson, labor
2 50
25 Almon Wentworth, labor Annie Wentworth, labor
18 50
27 Hetherston Co., groceries
II 80
A. Sawtelle & Co., groceries .
45 16
Hyde, Wheeler & Co., gro- ceries . 6 82
Hetherston Co., groceries
5 40
Pool Bros., groceries 3 So .
H. F. Center, fish
2 55
31 R. A. Spaulding, dry goods
9 46
V. E. Flye & Son, meat
16 10
C. A. Blakely, blacksmithing, James Welch, labor
7 15
A. Sawtell & Co., groceries
2 05
Joseph Whitehead, groceries
12 34
William Parry, grain 355 28
Alonzo Wentworth, salary
125 00
751 53
April
I James Welch, for labor . $ 75
2 Joseph Breck & Sons, registra- tions
I OO
5 A. C. Dutton Lumber Co. 18
Amounts carried forward,
$1 93 $1,533 65
IO 72
·
5 00
99
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$1 93 $1,533 65
April 7 Justin O'Brien, labor
3 52
18 17
65
Ellis Bros., butter . 7 02
Dexter Bros., alcohol, etc. .
3 65
15 R. A. Spaulding & Co., dry goods I 19
P. B. Magrane, wall paper 2 00
16 Charles Rumen, labor 9 25
C. R. Churchill, repairing har- ness I 00
20 P. B. Magrane, crockery 2 09
24 F. F. French, syrup I 00
29 J. E. Stocker, box rent 15
30 H. F. Center, fish . I 85
May
3 Crowell Stickney and wife, labor $17 00
F. T. Merrill, two cows 60 00
4 F. S. Mitchell, meat 4 35
5 C.T.Manning, stock and labor, IO 57
8 Eugene Stevens, whitewashing, 10 00
TO Samuel Putney, meat 5 37
Dexter Bros., alcohol
I 35
Henry Atkins, whiskey . I 50
Frye, Phipps & Co., hardware,
4 92
Pool Bros., tripe
2 80
A. Sawtelle & Co., groceries
26 25
B. S. Snow & Co., fish
I 90
II J. J. Gould, one bull Cutler Bros., grain
30 00
20 51
14 J. & W. W. Butman, grain 7 89
15 A. W. Sawyer, milk license
50
17 Small & Jones, tea 14 40
Amounts carried forward,
$219 40 $1,599 02
65 37
13 A. Sawtelle & Co., groceries . William J. Power & Co., strap, F. Putnam, potatoes .
9 75
2 15 Joseph Breck & Sons, seeds
100
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $219 40 $1,599 02
May 20 J. Whitehead, groceries
15 97
J. S. Griffin, manure and ap- ples 6 00
21 Frye, Phipps & Co., tools 1 23
26 Crowell Stickney and wife, labor ·
24 00
R. T. Almy & Co., clothing . 4 87
American Rubber, Co., blanket, 1 00
Ellis Bros., butter .
5 84
C. H. Mansfield, manure
2 50
28 Newhall & Colcord, repairs
3 44
31 William Parry, grain 31 61
F. S. Mitchell, meat 7 54
Samuel Putney, meat I 18
324 58
June
I J. Breck & Sons $2 00
C. A. Blakely, blacksmithing . 12 45 J. & W. W. Butman, grain 3 20
3 Nicolas Delwig, labor 1 00
4 H. F. Center, fish 1 76
5 American Express Co. 15
7 Allen M. Stocker, coal 6 25
8 Cutler Bros., grain 63 93
Newhall & Colcord, exchange tedder 20 65
14 William Parry, grain
19 62
16 Charles Symonds, rifles . J. S. Hopkins, clothing H. L. Sheldon, one cow
12 60
Henry A. Ward, clothing I 25
21 V. E. Flye & Son, meat I
23 H. A. Sheldon, cow 40 00
26 James Welch, labor 15 25
Ellis Bros., butter . .
5 50
F. Putnam & Co., potatoes ·
75
Dexter Bros., alcohol
I 35
Amounts carried forward,
$264 71 $1,923 60
45
55 00
IOI
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $264 71 $1,923 60
June 26 Burrill & Dutton, hardware Henry Atkins, whiskey I 50 Henry Wright & Son, tinware, 1 35
1 15
28 Frank Byers, labor 2 21
29 Mrs. William Stinson, labor
8 00
30 J. B. True, manure Merrill & Durgin, furniture 8 75 Joseph Whitehead, grocers 6 93
306 60
July I Small & Jones, groceries $1 60
6 Cutler Bros., grain 61 05
14 J. & W. W. Butman, grain
28 60
20 George S. Williams, labor P. I. Abbott, labor
9 00
27 Revere Water Co.
30 00
28 Samuel Putney, meat F. S. Mitchell, meat Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gray
3.3 00
31 J. B. Wiggin, horse-rake 16 00 James Welch, labor 17 50
223 20
August 2 E. B. Newhall, repairs $20 47
A. M. Stocker, coal
5 75
7 J. S. Meacom, drugs
.
16 85
J. Whitehead, groceries
II 56
J. Whitehead, groceries
3 80
P. H. Skelley, labor
.
3 20
P. I. Abbott, labor
2 62
9 F. S. Mitchell, meat
12 86
IO C. A. Blakely, blacksmithing, Cutler Bros., grain
29 72
J. & W. W. Butman, grain
33 07
13 Joseph Breck & Sons, tools H. L. Bowker, medicine
I 13
A. Sawtell & Co., groceries .
21 50
Barstow Stove Co., zinc .
2 56
$195 07 $2,453 40
·
.
15 20
14 78
Amounts carried forward,
12 00
9 00
3 46
13 99
IO2
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $195 07 $2,453 40
August 13 Dexter Bros., alcohol I 35
Ellis Bros., butter . ·
8 20
Alvin Twiss, seed . I 00
18 Expenses to Brighton
48
20 P. B. Magrane, dry goods 7 77 R. A. Spaulding & Co., dry goods 4 74
2I Small & Jones, coffee 2 12
J. E. Stocker, box rent . 15 ·
25 Expenses to Brighton
48
John T. Mulloy, three cows
140 00
28 E. Newhall, express
35
H. F. Center, fish 4 55
30 Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gray, labor
33 00
31 F. S. Mitchell, meat 18 48
417 74
Sept.
I S. Putney, meat $4 64
C. R. Churchill, repairing har- ness 2 40
4 Alex Gutherie, labor 13 00
H. L. Meyers, clock I OO
7 C. M. Grover, driving cows I 50 J. & W. W. Butman, grain 35 75 Cutler Bros., grain and flour . 71 77
IO A. Sawtelle & Co., groceries,
8 21
H. E. Wright & Son, cans 1 00
Ellis Bros., butter . IO 72 Joseph Breck & Son, repairing roller 7 50
Pool Bros., lard
1 82
13 J. S. Hopkins, clothing
6 00
15 J. M. Nelson, medicine
65
17 W. C. Stone, fish oil
I 25
21 Newhall & Colcord, machines,
71 50
25 Oliver & Wanamake fertilizer,
35 00
Amounts carried forward,
$273 71 $2,871 14
OVERSEERS' REPORT. 103
Amounts brought forward,
Sept. 27 D. C. Coates, harness blacking, J. Whitehead, groceries 16 02
33 00
323 23
October I Samuel Putney, meat $2 36
H. F. Center, fish I 66
5 F. S. Mitchell, meat
12 54
J. & W. W. Butman, grain
41 27
8 John Mulloy, three cows 113 00 I. M. Merrithew, fruit 2 48
13 50
Ellis Bros., butter . 5 76
A. Sawtelle & Co., groceries, 4 80
14 Small & Jones, coffee 2 20
H. W. Bancroft, labor 14 00
20 Cutler Bros., grain, etc. 65 69
Allen M. Stocker, coal
50 47
28 Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gray, labor
33 00
30 H. F. Center, fish . 2 72
365 45
Nov.
5 S. Putney, meat $1 99
6 F. S. Mitchell, meat 14 85
J. A. Hollis, reins and repairs,
9 II
II J. & W. W. Butman, grain 32 25
Cutler Bros., grain
64 49
Morris, Murch & Butler, iron bed
5 85
J. Breck & Sons
75
Ellis Bros., butter 9 83
13 H. W. Bancroft, labor 14 00
16 George Winslow, onions 2 25
IS Small & Jones, coffee
2 20
23 J. S. Hopkins, clothing
22 70
H. L. Sheldon, one cow
45 00
Amounts carried forward,
$225 27 $3,559 82
$273 71 $2,781 14 50 28 Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Gray, labor
13 Foster & Weeks, potatoes
104
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $225 27 $3,559 82
Nov. 24 W. E. Hayden, one cow
45 00
26 S. V. Edmands, ice 16 50
29 Mr. and Mrs. M.L.Gray, labor, 33 00
319 77
Dec.
2 C. A. Blakely, blacksmithing, $20 80
4 H. F. Center, fish .
2 64
6 Samuel Putney, meat Robert Randall, hens ·
5 22
16 80
8 John T Mulloy, two cows .
90 00
Fred S. Mitchell, meat
19 92
Expenses to Brighton .
·
50
I3 E. E. Mills, one cow 50 00
J. & W. W. Butman, grain 26 86
Cutler Bros., grain, etc. 75 15
16 Bartlett & Dow, bush hook I 25 C. R. Churchill, repairing harness I 25
25 Samuel Ryerson, manure 80 50
C. M. Grover, driving cows ·
3 00
R. A. Spaulding & Co., dry goods
17 73
Small & Jones, coffee
2 20
H. H. Guinan, clothing
II 18
P. B. Magrane, dry goods
4 79
J. B. Wiggin, salary
375 00
So4 79
Total expenditures
$4,684 38
CR.
By Cash Received :
January I Cash on hand $2 65
E. E. Wilson, turnips
15
William England, milk .
51 TO
8 William England, milk . 52 14
16 William England, milk .
51 15
22 William England, milk .
47 50
Amount carried forward,
$204 69
.
105
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $204 69
Jan. 27 E. E. Mills, one hog
19 25
E. E. Mills, four cows
130 00
Mr. Merrill, milk
60
Mrs. Howard, milk
48
Mr. Grover, milk
I 80
30 Mr. England, milk 47 15 E. Stevens, milk 2 80
$406 77
February 6 William English, milk J. M. Barrett, use of stock
3 00
13 William England, milk . 60 72 ·
19 William England, milk . 61 38 .
26 William England, milk
64 02
27 E. E. Mills, two cows 58 00
E. E. Mills, one cow
40 00
Mr. Merrill, milk
S4
E. Stevens, milk
I 40
Mrs. Howard, milk
36
347 87
March 6 William England, milk .
$61 39
12 William England, milk . 61 39
19 William England, milk Mr. Merrill, milk .
61 39
27 Mr. Merrill, milk
42
Mrs. Howard, milk
18
John Gould, one cow and bull, E. Stevens, milk
35
31 George Cross, board of N. B. Cross .
20 00
Mrs. T. Newhall, board of N. B. Cross 20 00 .
William England, milk 149 82
H. O. Pratt, ham
I 68
Overseers' order · . .
347 69
779 0I
Amount carried forward,
$1,533 65
·
17 70
37 00
.
$58 15
106
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$1,533 65
April 2 W. M. Stocker, milk
$1 00
4 W. M. Stocker, milk
33
6 W. M. Stocker, milk
33
8 G. W. Coombs, milk
66
9 Lawton
10 00
G. W. Coombs, milk 10 G. W. Coombs, milk
33
II G. W. Coombs, milk
33
I2 G. W. Coombs, milk
33
I3 G. W. Coombs, milk E. E. Mills, one cow Lawton, milk
40 00
25 00
14 B. F. Sanborn, wood G. W. Coombs, milk H. O: Pratt, milk
33
33
15 G. W. Coombs, milk
33
16 G. W. Coombs, milk
33
17 Coombs & Stocker, milk
99
IS Coombs & Stocker, milk
66
19 F. T. Merrill
47 IO
20 W. M. Stocker, milk J. S. Griffin, milk
99
G. W. Coombs, milk
33
21 G. W. Coombs, milk
66
25 G. W. Coombs, milk
I 32
27 G. W. Coombs, milk A. S. Edmands, use of stock,
I 00
29 Willis, one cow
38 00
30 G. W. Coombs J. S. Griffin 33
May I G. W. Coombs, milk
$ 99
2 G. W. Coombs, milk
99
3 F. T. Merrill, milk
SS 50
9 G. W. Coombs, milk
5 61
J. S. Griffin, milk .
66
Amounts carried forward,
$96 75 $1,711 12
33
99
99
177 47
99
66
2 50
107
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$ 96 75 $1,711 12
43 80
33
2 00
II Lawton, milk J. J. Gould, one cow
25 00
13 G. W. Coombs, milk
33
17 F. T. Merrill, milk F. Fisk, use of roller
25
20 Oscar Edmands, milk
33
22 Oscar Edmands, milk
66
24 F. T. Merrill, milk E. E. Mills, one calf
47 70
2 00
29 George Cross, board of N. B. Cross 20 00
Oscar Edmands, milk
66
31 F. T. Merrill, milk 46 50
Oscar Edmands, milk 33
W. M. Stocker, use of stock . I OO
W. M. Stocker, use of roller
25
June
7 A. E. Davis, sods $10 00
8 Jews 65 00
F. T. Merrill, milk 47 70
A. S. Edmands, use of stock, I 00
14 F. T. Merrill, milk
48 30
Lawton, milk 10 00
2I Edmands, milk I 98
Alonzo Wentworth, cultivator, 1 00
F. T. Merrill, milk 44 70
29 F. T. Merrill, milk
44 70
July 5 F. T. Merrill, milk
$48 00
J. S. Griffin, milk
9 24
Use of stock .
1 00
7 A. E. Davis, sods
5 00
10 E. E. Mills, calf
2 00
Amounts carried forward,
$ 65 24 $2,341 09
355 59
274 38
May 10 F. T. Merrill, milk G. W. Coombs, milk E. E. Mills, one calf
20 60
47 10
108
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$65 24 $2,341 09 72
July 10 Oscar Edmands, milk Use of roller
25
12 F. T. Merrill, milk 44 70
13 J. S. Griffin, milk 5 61
19 F. T. Merrill, milk
46 20
26 Oscar Edmands, milk
I 65
27 F. T. Merrill, milk
51 00
Mr. Lawton, milk
5 00
30 Oscar Edmands .
33
31 Lynn, potatoes 14 05
234 75
August 2 F. T. Merrill, milk $53 10
Lynn, potatoes
12 00
3 Lynn, potatoes
13 50
4 Lynn, potatoes
24 50
J. Gunnison, use of wagon Rye 06
I 00
6 Use of stock
I 00
9 Lynn, potatoes 53 75
F. T. Merrill, milk
53 10
Use of stock I 00
10 J. Whitehead, use of roller 25
C. Parker, use of roller .
25
Oscar Edmands, pasturing
5 00
13 Lawton, milk .
5 00
17 F. T. Merrill, milk
53 60
19 E. Stevens, use of cultivator
IO
24 F. T. Merrill, milk 60 00
25 Mills Bros., two cows and calf, 45 00
Mills Bros., swine .
25 75
27 Vegetables
I 35
Oscar Edmands, milk
66
J. S. Griffin, milk
3 96
Stocker, milk .
33
30 Oscar Edmands, milk
66
Amounts carried forward
$414 92 $2,575 84
109
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $414 92 $2,575 84
August 30 George Cross, board of N. B. Cross
27 50
F. T. Merrill, milk 59 40
31 J. L. Edmands, feed and care of cattle II 25
Shell beans
6 00
Milk
66
F. S. Mitchell, pork
7 72
Frank Fisk, fodder
35 00
Sept.
I Corn, peas and cabbages $1 69
2 Use of stock
J OO
7 Use of stock 2 00
Horse baiting .
25
9 F. T. Merrill, milk
61 50
Use of wagon .
1 50
IO Vegetables
J 16
A. E. Davis & Sons, sods
5 00
O. Edmands, milk .
99
Use of stock
1 00
II Horse baiting .
25
13 F. T. Merrill, milk . O. Edmands, milk .
18
15 Corn and cabbages .
I IS
21 Corn and cabbages . Use of stock
1 00
Calf
2 00
22 F. T. Merrill, milk . O. Edmands, milk .
I 71
25 Use of stock
2 00
Corn and cabbages . Milk
I
65
Bu. Rye
I 50
27 Use of stock .
2 00
28 Use of stock
00
O. Edmands, milk .
33
Amounts carried forward,
$213 05 $3,138 29
562 45
61 20
98
58 80
I 18
IIO
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $213 05 $3,138 29
30 O. Edmands, milk . 70 F. T. Merrill, milk . 59 10
272 85
Oct. 3 G. W. Coombs for milk ·
$1 06
Oscar Edmands, milk and cab- bage 3 38
J. S. Griffin, milk . 40
D. Walker, rye 2 25
Use of stock . ·
2 00
4 J. Whitehead, use of roller 50
E. Stevens, use of wagon
50
5 F. F. Merrill .
64 45
F. S. Mitchell, cabbages
2 90
6 J. Gould, one cow 25 00
F. Fish, one cow . 34 00
8 J. M. Merrithew, vegetables 14 18
9 Milk I 20
IO Use of stock 1 00
13 Oscar Edmands, milk I 20
G. W. Coombs, milk
40
14 F. T. Merrill, milk
72 45
Use of stock
I OO
18 Use of stock
I 00
Vegetables ·
90
Oscar Edmands, milk
I 60
22 F. T. Merrill, milk Use of stock
2 00
20 Allen M. Stocker, hay
19 50
25 Oscar Emands, milk
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