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Sept. 2 C. L. Davis, labor, etc. .
20 65
Total expenditure $65 65
AUDITOR'S REPORT. IOI
High School Laboratory.
APPROPRIATION. Annual Meeting . . $150 00
EXPENDITURES.
Dec. 31 Bausch & Tomb Optical Co., instruments
$38 25
Arthur W. Hall Scientific
Co., instruments
109 39
Total expenditure $147 64
Concreting Roby Schoolhouse Basement.
APPROPRIATION.
Annual meeting .
.
$100 00
EXPENDITURE.
Aug. 4 Hiram Hook estate $100 00
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
APPROPRIATION.
Annual meeting .
$150 00
EXPENDITURES.
Feb. 3 B. F. Calley, labor
16 SS
Mar. 3
B. F. Calley, sealing jars
9 27
April 7 B. F. Calley. labor
7 50
Dec. 31 B. F. Calley, sealing jars
66 00
J. E. Mansfield, services
6 25
B. F. Calley, ink . .
I 50
B. F. Calley, express paid
30
Total expenditure
$107 70
IO2
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Searching Records and Plans for Assessors.
APPROPRIATION.
Annual meeting . $50 00
EXPENDITURES.
June 2 ·L. G. Hawkes, plans
$7 00
Aug. 4 L. G. Hawkes, plans ·
5 00
Dec. 31 L. G. Hawkes, plans
5 50
Total expenditure $17 50
Salaries.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Jan. I Town Clerk, salary for 1901 not paid
$100 00
Annual meeting 2,700 00
$2,800 00
EXPENDITURES.
Town Clerk for 1901
$100 00
Town Clerk for 1902
100 00
Selectmen
350 00
Treasurer
500 00
Auditor
250 00
Overseers of Poor .
200 00
Water Commissioners
100 00
Chief Engineer Fire Department
100 00
Assistant Chief, Fire Department
100 00
Board of Health
75 00
Superintendent of Streets
100 00
Constable
75 00
Secretary of School Committee
50 00
Assessors
535 73
Total expenditure
$2,635 73
103
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Recapitulation of Selectmen's Department.
Selectmen's Incidentals .
$5,575 37
State Aid
2,034 00
Schools
22,428 39
Superintendent of Schools
1,000 00
Highways and Bridges .
4,471 20
Highways and Bridges, account Railroad
and Excise Tax .
4,846 91
Street Lighting
5,097 32
Police .
·
3,994 90
Keeper of Lockup
297 20
Water Department
2,701 52
Board of Health
1,766 82
Fire Department
1,892 67
Firemen's Salaries
1,399 28
Purchasing Hose
679 00
Public Library
997 98
Memorial Day
200 00
Cemetery
650 00
Repairs on School buildings
300 90
Repairs on Town buildings .
595 96
Setting boiler and piping Town Hall for steam heating
1,000 00
Repairing Adams avenue 509 08 -
Removing ledge and extension of Pleasant
avenue
1,250 00
Draining surface water Cliftondale crossing
300 61
718 03
Widening and straightening Central street, Building catch basin on Lincoln avenue and laying pipe through Dudley street . Building catch basin on Lincoln avenue and laying pipe through land of J. W. Blodgett ·
223 21
776 54 65,706 89
Amount carried forward,
$65,706 89
104
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$65,706 89
Sidewalks
296 05
Insurance on Town buildings . I20 25
Moving hay scales .
203 49
Soldiers' Relief
206 25
Tree Warden
198 08
To reimburse E. B. Oliver and others for hydrant
95 00
Building horse stalls at Town Farm 200 00
Repairs on North Saugus Schoolhouse
150 00
Drinking fountains
375 00
Moving boiler from Grammar School- house
.
65 65
High School Laboratory
147 64
Sealer of Weights and Measures
107 70
Searching Records and Plans for Asses-
sors . ·
17 50
Concreting basement of Roby School-
house
100 00
Salaries
2,635 73 4,918 34
$70,625 23 Total Selectmen's Department
OVERSEERS' DEPARTMENT.
Outside Supplies.
Appropriation
$5,000 00
Danvers Insane Hospital :
Board of Helen M. Newhall ·
$169 46
Board of Mary E. Pearson .
169 46
Board of Mary C. Fawcett
42 71
Board of Mary C. Rowe
169 46
Board of Franklin Dager
95 18
Board of Herbert A. Nye
124 94
Board of Richard Hawkes .
91 41
Board of Flora M. Jones
169 45
Board of Fred M. Atherton
38 II
Board of Lizzie A. Taylor
42 72
Medfield Insane Asylum :
Board of John McGilley
146 00
Board of Horace C. Vinten
146 00
Board of Elizabeth Kidder .
146 00
Westboro Insane Hospital :
Board of Sarah E. Burbank
169 46
Worcester Insane Asylum :
Board of John H. Newhouse
169 46
Worcester Insane Hospital :
Board of John D. Rhodes .
169 46
Board of Marcia A. Williams
169 46
Board of John C. Barnes .
126 75 $2,355 49
Amount carried forward,
$2,355 49
8
105
106
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $2,355 49
Commonwealth of Massachusetts :
Board of Fred M. Atherton
$19 04
Board of John C. Barnes
52 93
Board of John Riley .
146 00
Massachusetts Hospital for Epileptics :
Board of Franklin Dager
74 32
Massachusetts School for Feeble Minded : Clothing Lottie Little
14 OI
City of Chelsea :
Aid to Willard Q. Burbank
III 75
George W. Ireson :
Aid to Sophia Mansfield
13 00
Mrs. J. S. Devine :
Board of A. M. Briggs
104 00
Board of R. M. Briggs
104 00
Mrs. A. A. Pearce :
Board and clothing Lloyd G. M.
Amerige
51 00
Frank W. Farnham :
Aid to Mrs. Cassie B. Taylor
6 00
O. Gallup :
Aid to William H. Skelding
34 00
Aid to Mrs. E. C. Weeks .
14 00
S. W. Tyler & Co. :
Fuel to Joseph White
14 28
Fuel to Wallace C. Hobbs . 3 25
C. H. Stocker :
Fuel to Mrs. Ella M. Clapp
73 73
Fuel to Mrs. Elizabeth Penney
52 20
Fuel to Mrs. John H. Spears
6 65
Fuel to Mrs. Ella Davis
3 50
Fuel to Mrs. E. C. Weeks .
3 50
Fuel to Mrs. Sarah E. Brown
6 50
Fuel to Mrs. J. A. Tanner . 6 50
Fuel to Thomas C. Brown .
6 50
920 66
Amount carried forward,
$3,276 15
107
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$3,276 15
Joseph Newhall :
Grave unknown woman
$5 00
Tilden & Adlington :
Aid to John McVicker
8 00
Aid to Oscar L. Cheever
7 50
Milligan Press Co., Aid to John McVicker
3 00
Herbert O. Pratt :
Fuel to Henry Van Antwerp
13 00
Fuel to Robert Greenwood
14 53
Fuel to Catherine Bruce
21 53
Fuel to Edward Parks
35 20
Fuel to Wallace C. Hobbs .
3 25
Fuel to Joseph W. White
I 85
Fuel to Charles A. Hobbs .
6 50
Fuel to John McVicker
I 75
City of Lynn :
Board and medical attendance May
Wendell .
10 00
Board of Sidney Pass .
81 00
Aid to Charles A. Pinkham and family,
15 75
W. H. Chase :
Board of George H. Hawes 104 00
City of Brockton :
Aid to Dora F. Manning
18 40
J. W. Shaw & Co. :
Aid to Dora F. Manning
78 00
J. Walkey :
Aid to Mrs. Cassie B. Taylor
12 00
Aid to Mrs. E. C. Weeks
.
30 00
Darcy & Quick :
Burial Sophia Mansfield
21 00
Burial Elizabeth Hartshorn ·
.
21 00
Burial Michael Donovan
15 00
527 26
.
Amount carried forward,
$3,803 41
108
OVERSEER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$3,803 41
A. H. Raddin :
Aid to Mrs. Elizabeth Penney
$76 50
Aid to Florence Young
8 00
Aid to Mrs. J. A. Tanner .
52 00
Aid to Mrs. Catherine Bruce
2 00
Norris Ames :
Board of Warren Coates
104 00
E. J. Caverly & Co. :
Aid to Edward Parks .
39 00
Aid to Charles A. Hobbs
29 50
C. D. Fisk :
.
Aid to Mrs. J. A. Tanner . 52 00
George H. Ames :
Aid to Charles Richardson and wife . 2 00
M. P. Haven :
Burial of unknown woman
18 00
Perkins & Sawyer :
Aid to Wallace C. Hobbs .
56 00
Aid to Joseph W. White
28 00
Aid to Henry Van Antwerp
20 00
Aid to Mrs. Ella E. Townsend
15 40
Aid to Mrs. C. Bruce .
10 00
Perkins & Tobey :
Aid to Wallace C. Hobbs
48 00
Aid to Joseph W. White
24 00
Aid to Edward Parks .
18 00
Aid to J. W. Bent
10 00
H. M. Lillibridge :
Aid to Mrs. Cassie B. Taylor
2 00
* Aid to Mrs. Ella Davis
6 00
Mrs. J. C. Maddox :
Board and clothing, Lloyd G. M.
Amerige
38 05 658 45
Amount carried forward,
$4,461 86
109
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$4,461 86
Dr. G. Clarence Parcher :
Medical aid to John McVicker $6 00
Medical aid to Warren Coates 10 00
H. T. Penney, M. D. :
Medical aid to Mrs. James L. Boyce . 22 00
Medical aid to Mrs. Ella Davis ·
13 00
Alfred M. Ferguson :
Medicine to Edward Parks 2 70
Medicine to Mrs. E. C. Weeks .
65
Medicine to Mrs. Ella Davis
7 20
G. M. Gale, M. D. :
Medical aid to Mrs. James L. Boyce 5 00
Medical aid to Wallace C. Hobbs ·
3 00
Medical aid to Edward Parks
34 00
Frederick M. Bennett, M. D. :
Medical aid to Mrs. Sophia Mansfield, 24 00
John B. Close :
Aid to Addie and Ralph Sewell . 70,00
Joseph Whitehead :
Aid to Robert Greenwood
60 56
Aid to George Hobbs 65 18
City of Salem :
Board of Mary E. Newhall, in Hospi-
tal .
40 00
Town of Wakefield :
Aid to William N. Dager . 5 64 .
Joseph S. Meacom :
Medicine to Robert Greenwood . ·
2 60
Medicine to Edward Parks ·
65
. Mrs. E. J. Burleigh :
Board and clothing, Lloyd G. M.
Amerige
·
55 09
427 27
Amount carried forward,
$4,889 13
IIO
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $4,889 13
City of Lowell :
Aid to W. O'Brien $ 80
J. N. Knight, M. D. : Medical aid to Mrs. E. C. Weeks and child
21 00
Frank E. Ernst :
Medicine to Mrs. Sophia Mansfield 8 35
Town of Swampscott :
Funeral expenses Sarah E. Pearson 15 00
Butman & Cressey :
Fuel to Edward Parks
8 71
Fuel to S. Putney
6 88
Fuel to Mrs. C. Bruce
2 63
Fuel to Robert Greenwood .
8 72
Fuel to John W. White
2 50
Fuel to J. W. Bent
4 88
Fuel to Oscar S. Cheever
6 46
Estate Osborne Gallup :
Aid to Mrs. E. C. Weeks .
2 15
Aid to William H. Skelding
I 72
N. R. Stiles :
Fuel to John W. White
2 75
Fuel to Edward Parks
9 70
Fuel to J. W. Bent
2 19
Fuel to Wallace C. Hobbs .
2 50
Charles G. Lord :
Aid to Mrs. Sarah E. Brown
10 00
J. Starr & Co. :
Fuel to Edward Parks
3 50
Fuel to John W. White
2 50
Fuel to Wallace C. Hobbs .
2 86
G. A. Putney :
Aid to William H. Skelding
16 45
142 25
Amount carried forward,
$5,031 38
III
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $5,031 38
Dr. E. A. L. Francois :
Medical aid to Oscar S. Cheever .
$12 00
J. B. Wiggin :
Board of Michael McGrath and nurse,
1901
20 05
Miscellaneous .
156 69
188 74
$5,220 12
SUMMARY.
Total amount of orders drawn :
For insane, feeble minded and epileptics, $2,611 79
Partial support of 102 persons
2,287 45
Full support of one person .
144 14
Insurance 46 58
Town physician . 25 00
Blank books and printing · 13 00
Bill for board McGrath for Lowell, 1901
20 05
Balance superintendents salary 32 II
Incidentals .
40 00
$5,220 12
Amounts included in above :
State support
$113 57
Cities and towns .
192 20
Private persons .
428 51
$734 28
Paid into town treasury for support, 1902 :
State . .
·
$49 00
Private persons
.
169 70
$218 70
Due on Dec. 31, 1902 .
$515 58
Being due from :
State .
$64 57
Towns
192 20
Individuals .
.
258 81
$515 58
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OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Town Farm Account.
DR.
Rent of farm .
$350 00
Cash from treasurer, balance super-
intendent's salary .
32 II
$382 II
CR.
Increase in personal property . $11 14
Wall in barn cellar, repairs and furnish-
ings in house .
250 00
Plowing and stumping six acres of land . 1
120 00
$381 14
Board of seven persons 284 weeks .
97
Town Farm in Account with J. B. Wiggin,
DR.
Jan.
I Milk
$ So
2 Beef cows
45 00
9 Milk
54 10
14
Milk
99 56
Cow
21 00
Use of stock
2 00
Milk
I 13
16
Calves .
6 00
17 Use of stock
2 00
27
Milk
104 38
28 Cows
67 00
30
Milk
S2 20
$485 17
Amount carried forward,
$485 17
1
OVERSEER'S REPORT.
II3
Amount brought forward,
$485 17
Feb.
2 Milk
$II 02
3
Eggs
I 44
5 Milk
82 44
6 Cow
23 50
II
Milk
II 82
Calf
2 00
16
Milk
IOI IO
Use of stock
I 00
18 Milk
84 32
21
Cow
14 00
23
Milk
13 68
24
Milk
85 98
Milk
80
433 10
Mar. 2 Milk
$95 38
3
Difference in cows
10 00
4 Use of stock
1 00
5 One cow
25 00
6 Eggs
I 60
9
Milk
13 40
IO Calf
2 00
Eggs
I 25
I3 Cows
I 20
16 Milk
94 46
18 Cows
125 00
Calf
2 00
19
Milk
93 18
20 Bull
40 00
23 Milk
20 68
24 Use of stock
1 00
Calf
2 00
29 Milk
18 08
Use of stock
1 00
31 Use of stock
1.00
Milk
.
82 91
75° 94
Amount carried forward,
$1,669 21
II4
OVERSEER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$1,669 21
April I Calves
$2 00
Milk
78 61
3
Calf
2 00
7
Milk
93 S4
IO Use of stock
I 00
I2 Calf
2 00
I4
Milk
80
15
Milk
115 75
·
20
Milk
I 20
2I
Milk
118 16
Cow
27 00
22
Apples
I 75
28
Milk
I20 24
Use of harrow
25
30
Balance on cows
115 00
May
3
Cow
$16 00
5 Milk
121 20
6 Cow
41 00
Teaming milk
II OO
Soil
75
I2 Use of stock
I 00
13 Milk
119 88
19 Use of stock
1 00
22
Milk
120 78
Cows
75 00
25 Use of wagon
25
26 Milk
III
56
27 Use of wagon
25
619 67
June
2 Use of harrow
$
25
4 Use of roller .
25
4 Use of wagon
I 00
4 Milk
121 64
Amounts carried forward,
$123 14 $2,968 48
679 60
115
OVERSEER'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$123 14 $2,968 48
June 10 Milk
119 73
IO Cow
38 00
12 Use of stock . ·
1 00
16
Milk
122 92
23
Milk
I22
37
30
Milk
I21
28
648 44
July
I
Calves .
$4 00
7 Milk
I20 40
II Use of stock
1 00
14
Milk
115 94
16 Use of stock
I OO
18 Use of stock
I 00
20 Milk
114 08
26 Cabbage plants
1 75
28 Milk
III
48
Use of stock
1 00
-
471 65
Aug. I Pasturing calf
$7 00
Potatoes
20
5 Use of stock .
1 00
6 Vegetables
41 44
Milk
116 08
9 Vegetables
48 15
Calves .
6 00
I2 Vegetables
17 98
Milk
115 40
16 Milk
IO 20
Vegetables
4 87
18 Vegetables
I 25
19 Vegetables
2 75
23 Milk
119 65
Vegetables
22 41
Amounts carried forward,
$514 38 $4,088 57
I16
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought foward,
$514 38 $4,088 57
Aug. 25 Vegetables
$7 35
27 Vegetables
32 64
Milk
114 64
30 Milk ·
II 20
Vegetables
30 82
Bags .
I 20
Vegetables
65
712 88
Sept.
I Milk
$115 48
Milk
I 40
8
Milk
119 75
Vegetables
3 45
9
Vegetables
3 00
14
Vegetables
I 18
15
Milk
115 92
16
Vegetables
5 00
Cow
50 00
Use of roller
25
20
Vegetables
43 00
22
Milk
114 00
23
Vegetables
9 71
27
Vegetables
14 75
29
Milk
III 14
708 03
Oct.
I One cow
$75 00
4 Vegetables
2 51
7 Milk
120 60
IO
Vegetables
5 75
14
Milk
· 114 83
Vegetables
7 30
16
Vegetables
4 10
20
Cows .
113 00
Amounts carried forward,
$443 09 $5,509 48 i
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
117
Amounts brought forward,
$443 09 $5,509 48
Oct.
21 Use of stock
$2 00
Vegetables
5 25
23 Vegetables
75
Milk .
103 34
26 Milk
·
107 20
31 Vegetables
16 23
677 86
Nov.
4
Milk
.
$104 60
6
Vegetables
8 00
7
Cows
98 50
Calf
2 00
9
Milk
39 14
IO
Cabbage
2 20
I I
Milk
IO2 95
Teaming milk
1 00
Vegetables
22 00
17
Cow
43 00
18
Milk
102 60
20
Cow
30 00
26
Milk
98 85
Eggs
I 60
Dec.
2
Milk
$97 67
Calves
6 00
6 Calf
2 00
7
Milk
64 60
8
Milk
IOI 35
9
Eggs
2 00
16
Cows.
60 00
Milk
107 26
22
Milk
IO2 77
30
Milk
99 52
Eggs ·
.
I 40
Amounts carried forward,
$644 57 $6,843 78
1
656 44
I18
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $644 57 $6,843 78
Dec. 31 Milk
$58 90
Due from McGrath bill of
1901
20 05
Milk
·
42 OI
Cash from Town Treasury
32 II
797 64
Total received
$7,641 42
CR.
Jan.
7 Alice A. Pratt, medicine
$ 2 00
I3 Tilden & Adlington, meat,etc., 13 36
16 Jayne Drug Co. .
I 95
- Joseph Breck & Son, washing machine · 5 33
George W. Torrey, spirits
2 25
L. C. Swain, two cows
115 00
Henry E. Wright & Son, strainers .
95
20 Tilden & Adlington, meat, etc. . 7 36
2I C. D. Fisk, meat .
3 55
Oscar C. Thoren .
IO 27
H. E. Wright & Son, milk pails 5 40
22 J. T. Malloy, cow
52 00
27 Tilden & Adlington, meat
4 38
30 W. M. Simpson, M. D. V., 4 50
$228 30
Feb. I Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford, labor .
.
$35 00
M. J. Curley, grain ·
62 70
2 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 6 37
Amounts carried forward,
$104 07
$228 30
OVERSEERS' REPORT. 119
Amounts brought forward,
$104 07
$228 30
Feb. 4 H. O. Pratt, flour.
$4 75
C. D. Fisk, meat and groceries .
5 65
5 R. Connors, cow . .
66 00
IO Saville, Somes & Co.,
groceries 6 50
Poole & Bros., lard .
3 68
IO Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 3 83
II Butman & Cressey, grain 82 44
E. Stevens, manure . .
22 50
17 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 6 94
18
Butman & Cressey, grain .
65 06
21 C. D. Fisk, meat, etc. . ·
6 78
24 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 3 41
W. F. Hitchings, manure I 50
H. O. Pratt .
13 21
26 Robert Connors, cows . 102 50
Expenses to Brighton .
.
50
J. L. Heming, bush cutter ·
I 00
-
500 32
Mar. I Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford, labor $35 00
4
Cutler Bros., grain 65 II
5 Expenses to Wilmington
35
6 Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . 3 56
7 C. D. Fisk, meats and gro- ceries ·
7 39
Sheldon & Swain, cows ·
110 00
8 Jefferson Davis, labor 12 70
IO M. A. Lapham, kettle 2 90
Amounts carried forward,
$237 OI
$728 62
120
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $237 0I $728 62
Mar. II Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . $6 67
Butman & Cressey, grain 61 85
I2
Expenses to Brighton 50
14 M. J. Curley, grain
57 20
17 Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . 5 08
18 A. L. Waldron, labor ·
2 60
19 John T. Malloy, bull
35 00
Robert Conners, cows
220 00
P. A. Berry, cows
100 00
24 Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . 7 II
M. A. Lapham, medicine .
2 00
26
George Smith, cow 55 00
29 Cutler Bros., grain .
5 25
31 Tilden & Adlington, groceries
and meats . 9 76
805 03
April I Butman & Cressey, grain
$52 93
3 Wilbur J. Munroe, féed .
6 51
4 George Torry, spirits
1 30
Ellis Bros., butter
18 27
Saville, Lewis & Co., gro- ceries
24 .87
Greenwood , & Co., brooms, mats, etc. ·
4 47
Ames Plow Co., seeds, ma- .chine, etc.
3 90
5 A. F. Rich, office fee ·
1 00
6 Tilden & Adlington, meats and groceries ·
6 26
C. D. Fisk, meat and gro- ceries 8 62
Amounts carried forward,
$128 13 $1,533 65
OVERSEERS' REPORT. I2I
Amounts brought forward,
$128 13 $1,533 65
Apr.
8 Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford, labor 43
IO
IO A. F. Rich, office fee I 75
I2 E. E. Mills, cow . ·
52 50
15 H. O. Pratt, coal .
13 00
W. J. Burton, harness and repairs 27 75
I6 Robert Conners, cow
_ 57 00
17 L. C. Swain, cow 59 50
18 Colcord, Richardson & Co., seeds and difference in plow .
25 50
20 Albert Sawyer, labor · 20 00 .
2I F. Putnam & Co., seed pota- toes . 13 42
22 C. D. Fisk, groceries and
meat
6 86
23 H. H. Guild, cow
40 00
Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 9 81
Sawyer & Berrett, ice
4 25
M. J. Curley, grain
164 25
28 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Banks, labor
18 83
May
2 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries ·
$4 74
3 Eugene Stevens, whitewashing 9 00
5 A. F. Rich, office fee .
75
Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . 6 SI
6 Butman & Cressey, grain 67 80
Clarence Coates, fish 2 98 .
Cutler Bros., grain 67 26
Amounts carried forward,
685 65
$159 34 $2,219 30
9
122
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$159 34 $2,219 30
May S T. J. Ready Co., table . 10 00
E. E. Mills, difference in cows,
13 50
13 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 5 II
16 Charles Deaney, manure 6 00
M. J. Curley, grain 52 08
19 A. F. Rich, office fee I 00
John MacMarren, labor 13 86
Book, B. M. R. R.
2 75
21 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . ·
5 25
A. Sayer, labor 22 00
W. H. Hutchinson, hardware, 24
etc. .
14 06
Trombly Bros., repairs on wagon .
13 80
S. T. Patterson, clothing ·
14 97
26 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . 6 57
C. D. Fisk, flour and groceries, 34 59
W. J. Moore, seeds
9 95
27 H. O. Pratt, coal .
9 75
28 Wm. Stearns & Co., provis- ions 6 26
Ellis Bros., butter 18 90
29 Theresa Deckie, labor . 13 00 .
30 A. S. Edmunds, labor . 2 40
435 14 *
June 2 Tilden & Adlington, groceries
and meats . $S II
3 C. D. Fisk, groceries and meats ·
6 22
Butman & Cressey, grain ·
83 66
Cutler Bros., grain ·
89 52
Amounts carried forward,
$187 51 $2,654 44
123
OVERSEER'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$187 51 $2,654 44
June 3 W. J. Munroe, Japan millett .
2 50
6 M. J. Curley, grain 97 98
9 Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . 12 05
16 Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . 4 75
19 Sawyer & Berrett ice, 2 26
20 A. Sayer, labor
22 00
23 Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . ·
10 16
Tilden & Adlington, groceries
30 and meats . .
8 02
A. S. Twiss,
I 75
348 98
July I E. E. Wells, difference in COWS ·
$48 00
Cutler Bros., grain 92 62 ·
C. D. Fisk, groceries and
meat 7 27
2 C. A. Blakeley, blacksmith- ing . 28 40
4 May L. Esterbrook, labor .
16 00
7 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 9 03
9 Sawyer & Berrett, ice 3 36
II M. J. Curley, grain 18 87
23 45
Butman & Cressey, grain · C. D. Fisk, meats and gro- ceries ·
7 17
14 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries .
5 22
15 Thompson & Hanson, cows, 115 00 Ellis Bros., butter 6 25
C. E. Doyle, haying
21 60
·
Amounts carried forward,
$402 34 $3,003 42
124
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $402 34 $3,003 42
July 17 William Stearns & Co., gro- ceries
30 97
Squire & Co., pork and lard, 14 31
John M. Wilson, haying 15 00
Revere Water Co.
30 00
A. M. Stocker, plowlng
100 00
A. M. Stocker, Brazilian millett 2 00
21 Tilden & Adlington, meats and groceries . IO 75
E. E. Mills, difference in COWS 40 00
28 Albert Sayer, labor 29 38
A. F. Rich, office fee
1 00
30 Frank E. Vincent, soap 4 80
E. H. Dunbar, shoes
3 00
W. H. Hutchinson, hard- ware
7 63
Wellman Osborne, boots
2 50
H. O. Pratt, flour, etc. 5 00
698 58
Aug.
A. Buchanan, labor
$44 00
4 Arthur Williams, labor 2 30
Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . II 75
5 Butman & Cressey, grain
112 30
M. L. Esterbrook, labor
14 00
7 R. F. Rich, paints, etc.
25 IO
8 Sawyer & Berrett, ice .
4 16
M. J. Curley, grain
75 00
II Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . 4 87
I2 Jordan, Marsh & Co., carpets, 52 02
Cutler Bros., grain
69 75
Amounts carried forward,
$415 25 $3,702 00
125
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$415 25 $3,702 00
Aug. 13 Joseph Whitehead, groceries,
7 OI
14 William Stearns & Co., gro- ceries · · Ellis Bros., butter and beans,
4 63
14 06
19 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . 2 45
2I G. W. Felton, hose 3 50
C. Coates, fish ·
3 97
25 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . 2 82
26 John Tupper 5 75
29 Charles E. Doyle, labor .
21 00
M. J. Curley, grain 21 45
A. Buchanan, labor
22 00
523 89
Sept. 2 Butman & Cressey, grain $67 55
4 A. P. White, hardware and repairs 4 60
5 W. J. Curley, grain 45 51
M. L. Esterbrook .
14 00
C. D. Fisk, groceries and meats 3 60
6 A. M. Stocker, salt hay
107 50
F. Mayo, labor 22 00
8 Tilden & Adlington, groceries and meats . 8 12
9 Sawyer & Berrett, ice 4 68
W. H. Rich, labor 10 00 .
H. O. Pratt, wood .
22 50
IO P. A. Berry, cow . 60 00
R. Conners, two cows . 120 00
15 Tilden & Adlingron, groceries and meats . 6 46
16 E. C. Moulton, cow
50 00
Amounts carried forward, $546 52 $4,225 89
I26
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought foward,
Cutler Bros., grain
C. D. Fisk, groceries and meats
5 OI
18
E. E. Mills, cow · 45 00
22 L. M. Wiggin, labor
16 00
W. Stearns & Co., groceries .
9 50
Squire & Co., pork, etc.
17 00
Ellis Bros., butter
13 60
25 Houston & Henderson, cloth-
12 60
27 Alexander Buchanan, labor 22 00
716 03
Oct. I C. D. Fisk, meat and gro- ceries $3 03
3 Sawyer & Berritt, ice 4 00
E. E. Mills, difference in cows, 20 00
4 Frank Mayo, labor
22 00
7 A. M. Stocker, hay Cutler Bros., grain H. O. Pratt, coal .
62 85
9 W. H. Rich, labor
16 62
IO M. J. Curley, grain
34 83
13 W. F. Paul, labor
2 35
Thos. Gilgun, manure .
25 00
14 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 12 39
Butman & Cressey, grain 63 50
16 Wm. Stearns & Co., groceries, Ellis Bros., butter .
25 35
Squire & Co., meat 2 35
20 L. M. Wiggin, labor .
16 00
21 C. D. Fisk, meat and gro- ceries . II 52
Amounts carried forward,
$372 54 $4,941 92
$546 52 $4,225 89 28 80
ing
7 00
29 00
14 75
I27
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$372 54 $4,941 92
Oct. 21 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries and barrel of oil. 12 32 G. W. Winslow, vegetables . 4 20
22 Robert Conners, cows .
.
120 00
J. T. Malloy, cow
55 00
Houston & Henderson, dry goods
IS II
582 17
L. C. Swain, cow $40 00
3 Alexander Buchanan, blasting, 22 00
A. F. Rich, office fee
2 00
4 Butman & Cressey, grain 70 30
5 J. S. Henry, cow 55 00
Cutler Bros., grain .
71 38
S. Williamson, cow · 48 00
Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 3 19
6 T. H. Branston, labor . 20 00
7 C. D. Fisk, meat and gro- ceries 10 89
M. J. Curley, grain
81 65
Lunt & Moses, repairs . I 58
8 F. O. Walton, veterinary .
3 00
IO C. R. Kelley, pullets .
17 00
14 C. D. Fisk, meat and gro- ceries 3 88
I5 Sawyer & Berrett, ice . 2 93
17 Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . 6 87
A. F. Dikeman, pullets 13 00
L. M. Wiggin, labor
16 00
Amounts carried forward,
$498 67 $5,524 09
Nov. I W. H. Rich, blasting 10 00
128
OVERSEER'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $498 67 $5,524 09 Nov. 25 C. D. Fisk, meat and gro- ceries . 13 00
Thomas Braenston, labor 12 32
523 99
Dec. I Sawyer & Berritt, ice $2 46
W. J. Pratt, hay . 22 35
Sheldon & Swain, cow . 50 00
A. F. Rich, office fee
1 00
Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries . 5 83
2 Youland & McManus, meat .
2 05
Johnson Bros., masonry
18 00
Johnson Bros., manure .
9 50
Butman & Cressey, grain
67 25
10 14
4 Ellis Bros., butter, etc. . George W. Torry & Co., spirits
5 00
Wm. Stearns & Co., groceries, Squire & Co., meat
19 20
5
W. F. Munroe, weeder .
5 00
M. J. Curley, grain
64 65
9 Butman & Cressey, hay
152 04
Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries
2 41
Albert Wood, labor
22 21
15
L. M. Wiggin, labor
16 00
19
Tilden & Adlington, meat and groceries 3 62
C. D. Fisk, meat and groceries,
12 46
22 Wm. Stearns & Co., groceries,
6 78
23 Walter Scott, pasturing
·
30 00
24 Wellman Osborne, boots .
3 96
Youland & McManus, meats,
2 38
26 S. T. Patterson, clothing
6 00
Amounts carried forward,
$545 67 $6,048 08
4 88
129
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$545 67 $6,048 08
Dec. 26 W. H. Hutchinson, hard-
ware, etc. .
16 40
29 Guilford & Atherton, lumber, 2 24
Goldena Manufacturing Co. . 4 80
W. J. Burton, harness repairs, Youland & McManus, meats, 2 30
3 40
P. B. Magrane, dry goods ·
12 41
J. R. Hughes, repairs
45
R. A. Spalding, dry goods
8 70
J. T. Parkins, barbering 3 15
L. M. Wiggin, labor
8 00
30 M. J. Curley, grain 82 56
R. L. Mansfield, labor .
I 50
Cutler Bros., grain
36 62
Tilden & Adlington, meat
and groceries
IO 15
Squire & Co., meats
4 49
Butman & Cressey, grain
54 50
Charles Blakeley, blacksmith-
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