Town annual report of Saugus 1912, Part 6

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1912
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 384


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Dr. H. T. Penny, reporting 7 births I 75


Dr. Mary M. Penny, reporting 13 births 3 25


B. S. Barrar, services Treasurer's clerk 20 00


N. E. T. & T. Co., service at Town Hall and G. Quarmby . 10 38


16 Dr. G. Clarence Parcher, reporting 2 births, 23 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service Town Hall 7 21


50


30 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service Roby School . 9 60


W. D. Adlington, supplies 3 03


Thomas P. Parsons, services Treasurer, pro tem and Moderator .


65 00


Security Trust Co., lease of security loan . 5 00


B. S. Barrar, services Treasurer's clerk 20 00


N. E. & Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall 3 49


Dec. 30 Oliver Typewriter Co., adjusting typewriter, 2 07


Dr. Thomas P. Perkins reporting 23 births, 5 75


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., service, H. Fiske . 4 53


W. D. Adlington, supplies


4 22


Total expenditure . $2,001 57


Total appropriation . . $2,024 79


Total expenditure


2,001 57


Unexpended balance .


$23 22


104


ELECTION AND REGISTRATION.


Election and Registration.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . $1,200 00


EXPENDITURES.


Mar. 4 Election officers ·


$193 00


C. O. Thompson, services 4 officers . ·


20 00


C. O. Thompson, erecting and removing booths . ·


2 00


W. Charles Sellick, distributing warrants and reports .


30 00


J. E. Mansfield, erecting and removing booths . .


2 00


D. S. Bannon, services as registrar ·


27 00


J. Wesley Paul, services as registrar . .


27 00


P. J. Flaherty, services as registrar .


27 00


O. C. Christiansen, posting notices 4 00


Frank B. Sloan, rent Hose House, Precinct 2, 10 00


Henry A. Parker, services as registrar, etc. 46 50


F. W. Joy, erecting and removing booths . 2 00


Apr. 15 J. H. Brown, supplies, Hose House, P. 3 . 1 30 May 6 Henry A. Parker, posting and recording Presidential electors 24 00


Miss L. Shores, typewriting tally sheets 6 00


Election Officers, Presidental election 56 00


20 J. E. Mansfield, erecting and removing booths . 2 00 .


July 22 J. W. Paul, services as registrar 8 00


D. S. Bannon, services as registrar S 00


P. J. Flaherty, services as registrar ·


8 00


Sept. 30 Election Officers, Primary election ·


56 00


Miss Lillian Shores, preparing tally sheets, 6 00


J. E. Mansfield, erecting booths, etc. 2 00


Amount carried forward, $567 So


105


PRINTING AND STATIONERY.


Amount brought forward, $567 80 Oct. 28 W. Charles Sellick, posting election


warrants 5 00


Nov. 4 J. E. Mansfield, erecting booths, etc. 2 00


F. W. Joy, erecting booths, etc. ·


2 00


O. C. Christiansen, fixing booths, P. 2 1 00


Nov. II Precinct officers, state election . 198 00


J. W. Paul, services as registrar 36 50


P. J. Flaherty, services as registrar 36 50


D. S. Bannon, services as registrar


36 50


Miss M. L. Shores, preparing tally sheets . 12 00


O. C. Christiansen, posting notices . 4 00


9 00


Cliftondale Lodge Odd Fellows, use of hall. Saugus Police Department, services, 4 officers . .


20 00


C. O. Thompson, erecting booths, etc. ·


2 00


18 Henry A. Parker, services as clerk of registrars preparing and recording election,


76 50


Dec. 9 J. H. Brown, electric lights, Precinct 2 23 Charles H. Sawyer, cartage on voting booths . ·


1 25


Total expenditure .


. $1,017 92


Total appropriation .


. $1,200 00


Total expenditure


1,017 92


Unexpended balance . . $182 08


Printing and Stationery.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting


$1,200 00 Special Meeting, October II .


.


150 00


Total appropriation


. $1,350 00


7 87


106


PRINTING AND STATIONERY.


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 5 I. N. Halliday, notices to voters $4 50


H. M. Meserve & Co., self fixing date 2 85


Feb. 19 A. J. Shepard, report finance committee .


2 00 Mch. 4 Miss L. M. Shores, typewriting tally sheets, 7 00


H. M. Meek Publishing Co., birth return books . 5 00


I. N. Halliday, printing for election . 75 00


F. S. Whitten, printing town and school reports . ·


631 70


18 E. Chapman, expense Finance Committee, 9 08


A. W. Brownell, dog posters and licenses, 3 85


Apr. I Hobbs & Warren, supplies 9 65


I. N. Halliday, envelopes and check slips,


5 50 I. N. Halliday, Finance Committee reports,


15 00


15 Hobbs & Warren, dog license books and warrants 6 25


May 6 A. W. Brownell, death and birth blanks I 20


Henry M. Meek & Co., Lynn directory 2 50


Hobbs & Warren, 200 tax warrants . ·


3 00


H. M. Meserve & Co., 8 hand stamps 1 60


I. N. Halliday, notices of caucus ·


2 50


20 Stamped envelopes for Treasurer ·


21 24


Hobbs & Warren, supplies Town clerk 3 15


June 3 H. B. McArdle, ink stands, rubber bands and blotters . 7 30


IS Excelsior Carbon Manufacturing Co., sup- plies 3 74


July I Hobbs & Warren, supplies 1 00


15 I. N. Halliday, 2,500 warrants . 8 00


I. N. Halliday, 500 marriage certificates .


7 00


22 Excelsior Carbon Manufacturing Co., car- bon books and ribbons . 4 50


A. S. Bauer & Co., Treasurer's book 4 37


Aug. 5 I. N. Halliday, envelopes, postals, etc. 28 20


Amount carried forward,


$876 68


IO7


PRINTING AND STATIONERY.


Amount brought forward, $876 68


Aug. 5 H. M. Meserve & Co., supplies I 45


I. N. Halliday, 7,500 tax bills . 26 25


12 Hobbs & Warren Co., supplies 4 75


Clarence Coates, paper and envelopes for Inspector of Buildings . 5 75


I. N. Halliday, 50 sets voting lists 55 00


I. N. Halliday, postals and notices to voters, II OO


I. N. Halliday, 300 notices to delinquent tax payers 1 75


I. N. Halliday, 1,000 letter heads, 250 envelopes 5 25


I. N. Halliday, notices of bids on Court room I 50


26 Hobbs & Warren, blank and scrap books, 4 25


J. M. Maxwell, supplies for Treasurer .


2 90


Sept. 3 F. S. Whitten, Auditor's check book 8 25


16 I. N. Halliday, 50 Warrants and 500 A slips 8 00


I. N. Halliday, 2,000 tax bills 8 00


23 Hobbs & Warren, supplies 3 75


3 60


30 R. S. Bauer, invoice book for Treasurer 1. N. Halliday, 2,000 envelopes for Treas., 3 75


H. A. Parker, postage, express, etc. 12 45


Oct. 7 Hobbs & Warren, 6 receipt books 90


I. N. Halliday, 2,500 warrants . IO 75 .


I. N. Halliday, 500 demands for taxes 2 75


J. M. Maxwell, 500 stamped envelopes IO 62


21 I. N. Halliday, 50 warrants 4 00


I. N. Halliday, 1,000 poll tax summons 4 75


28 Hobbs & Warren, supplies II 50


Nov. 4 I. N. Halliday, 150 voting lists . 35 00


I. N. Halliday, 1,000 real estate summons,


4 25


I. N. Halliday, 1,000 special meeting finance reports . 3 75


Amount carried forward,


$1,132 60


108


TAX TITLES.


Amount brought forward, $1,132 60


Nov. 4 I. N. Halliday, polling place cards 2 00


12 Saugus Public Library, binding Town


reports . 1 00


Dec. 9 M. Bennett, ink stand and rubber bands 1 45


Hobbs & Warren, supplies 10 98


16 D. B. Willis, postage and stamps ·


3 50


I. N. Halliday, advertising bids removal of garbage .


1 00


30 Hobbs & Warren, supplies 1 00


H. A. Parker, postage and expressing 8 00


Total expenditures . $1, 164 53


Total appropriation .


. $1,350 00


Total expenditures . .


1,164 53


Unexpended balance .


$185 17


Tax Titles.


APPROPRIATION.


March Meeting .


. $1,400 00


Special Meeting October 11, 12


.


350 00


$1,750 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 15 Expense recording 156 deeds $101 40


Feb. 5 Expense recording 2 deeds and 2 tax sales . 7 50


5 Clarence Coates, expense on 156 tax deeds, 772 20


May 6 W. J. Hale, recording deeds . 2 55


6 H. A. Parker, expense on 5 tax title sales, 25 75


Amount carried forward,


$909 40


109


CARE OF TOWN HALL


Amount brought forward, $909 40


June 24 H. A. Parker, expense on 39 tax title sales, 191 65 Register of Deeds, recording 39 tax titles . 33 15


Aug. 5 Register of Deeds, recording 50 tax titles .


+2 50


H. A. Parker, expense on 50 tax titles sales, 237 90


Sept. 3 Register of Deeds, recording 25 tax titles . 21 25 H. A. Parker, expense on 25 tax titles sales. 128 35


Oct. 7 Register of Deeds, recording 12 deeds IO 20


H. A. Parker, expense on 12 tax titles sales, .61 80


Dec. 23 H. A. Parker, expense on 20 tax titles sales, 98 60 Register of Deeds, recording 20 tax deeds . 17 00


Total expenditures . . $1,751 80


Total appropriation . 1,750 80


Overdraft .


$1 80


Care of Town Hall.


APPROPRIATION.


March Meeting .


. $1,400 00


Special Meeting October 11, 1912 250 00


$1.650 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. I Lynn Coal Co., coal . $329 32


15 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 28 00


4 58


Feb. + Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service J. E. Mansfield, janitor 42 00 19 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 32 00


Mar. 4 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service


6 35


Amount carried forward,


$442 25


·


IIO


CARE OF TOWN HALL.


Amount brought forward, $442 25


Mar. 4 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 28 00


18 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 28 10


Apr. 1 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service 3 84


Lynn Water Department, service water 14 00 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 28 00


May


6 Tilden & Adlington, supplies 3 45


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service 13 70


J. E. Mansfield, janitor


42 00


West Disinfecting Co., 10 gallons euchre- lyptum . 15 00


G. F. Gurney Co., supplies


·


5 50


20 J. E. Mansfield, janitor .


28 00


June 3 Lynn Gas & Electric Co. service J. E. Mansfield, janitor


30 00


18 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 28 00


28 00


I 20


15 J. E. Mansfield, janitor


28 00


22 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service


60


29 J. E. Mansfield, janitor


28 00


Aug. 5 J. E. Mansfield, janitor


16 25


A. G. Burnham, supplies


I 55


N. E. Tel. &. Tel. Co., service


3 79


C. H. Stocker, coal .


405 90


12 J. E. Mansfield, janitor


14 00


19 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 14 00 Tilden & Adlington, supplies 3 42


26 J. E. Mansfield, janitor


14 00


Sept. 3 Boston Iron Works, Safety window clean- ing platform . 15 00


J. E. Mansfield, janitor 48 00


9 J. P. Devine, janitor 14 00


Amount carried forward,


$1,384 27


9 97


July I J. E. Mansfield, janitor Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service Tilden & Adlington, supplies


75


15 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 28 00


III


STATE AID.


Amount brought forward, $1,384 27


Sept. 16 J. P. Devine, janitor 14 00


23 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service I 05


J. E. Mansfield, janitor 10 65


30 J. E. Mansfield, janitor W. D. Adlington, supplies 2 45


14 00


Oct. 7 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 14 00


14 J. E. Mansfield, janitor . 14 00


21 J. E. Mansfield, janitor and supplies


16 00


28 J. E. Mansfield, janitor


Nov. 4 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 14 00


14 00


II J. E. Mansfield, janitor and car fare . 14 10


18 J. E. Mansfield, janitor and supplies


14 75


25 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 14 00


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service 6 20


Dec. 2 J. E. Mansfield, janitor and supplies 14 25


9 J. E. Mansfield, janitor, clock, car fare 19 10


16 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 14 00


Mrs. Carrie E. Mansfield, service 5 00


23 J. E. Mansfield, janitor 14 00


30 J. E. Mansfield, janitor service to Dec. 31, 18 00


Total expenditures . . $1,631 82


Total appropriations


. $1,650 00


Total expenditures


1,631 82


Unexpended balance


$18 18


State Aid.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual meeting


· $3,500 00


II2


SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. 5 January


$270 50


Mar. 4 February ·


258 50


Apr. I March 258 50


May 6 April


252 50 .


June 3 May


252 50


July I June


256 50


Aug. 5 July


256 50


Sept. 3 August


274 50


Oct. 7 September


266 00


Nov. 4 October


252 00


Dec. 2 November


260 00


30 December


258 00


Total expenditures


. $3,116 00


Total appropriations


. $3,500 00


Total expenditures


. 3,116 00


Unexpended balance .


$384 00


Soldiers' Relief.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual meeting . $1,029 00


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. 5 N. R. Stiles, fuel to . $7 76


Order drawn 79 00


Mar. 4 Order drawn


79 00


Apr. 1 Order drawn


79 00


N. R. Stiles, to 4 00


Amount carried forward,


$248 76


.


SCHOOLS. 113


Amount brought forward,


$248 76


May 6 Order drawn


79 00


June 3 Order drawn 75 00


July I Order drawn 5 00


July I Order drawn 83 00


Aug. 5 Order drawn 79 00


Sept. 3 Order drawn


79 00


9 N. R. Stiles, to 3 63


Oct. 7 Order drawn 79 00


Nov. 4 Order drawn 79 00


25 N. R. Stiles, to 4 50


Dec. 2 Order drawn 79 00


30 Order drawn


79 00


30 Butman & Cressey, to


4 63


Total expenditures $977 52


Total appropriations


. $1,029 01


Total expenditures


977 52


Unexpended balance .


$51 49


Schools.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting .


$44,700 00


Annual Meeting, Superintendent's salary 1,800 00


June 15 Books sold 24 20


Oct. I Books sold


2 43


Dec. 31 Books lost


60


Tuition .


6 25


Amount carried forward,


$46,533 48


8


114


INTERIOR REPAIRS ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS.


Amount brought forward,


$46,533 48


City of Boston, tuition


158 50


Public Library for heating . .


28 38


Total appropriation .


$46,720 36


Total expenditures ·


. 46,691 17


Unexpended balance


$29 19


.


(For detail Expenditures see report of the School Committee. )


East Saugus Schoolhouse (New) Loan.


APPROPRIATION. .


Unexpended balance of 191 I .


$256 58


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. 5 E. E. Babb & Co., chairs . $25 00


J. H. Brown, electric work 20 00


C. S. Knowles, 6 hand fire extinguishers 38 00


Apr. 15 Oliver Whyte Co., 15 guards


53 00


Total expenditures . $136 00


Total appropriations


$256 58


Total expenditures


136 00


Unexpended balance .


$120 58


Interior Repairs on School Buildings.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


. $1,000 00


115


INTERIOR REPAIRS ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS.


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 15 Hatch & Wood Electric Co., labor $1 40


Leslie E Parson, setting glass . 5 00


O. C. Christiansen, labor . 28 26


Feb. 5 Stone & Underhill, H. & U. Co., Clifton- dale School . 15 13


American Radiator Co., 4 grate bars 6 75


G. W. Felton, supplies · 3 52


R. T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School 4 07


R. T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School 2 80


R. T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School


2 80


R. T. Allen, labor, Ballard School


2 80


R. T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School


6 90


R. T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School 2 80


G. W. Caswell, labor and supplies, Felton School . 61 83


G. W. Caswell, labor and material, Lincoln School . 10 34


G. W. Caswell, labor and material, Mans- field School . 23 75


G. W. Caswell, labor and material, Emer- son School . 4 22


G. W. Caswell, labor and material, North Saugus School 7 55


19 D. B. Willis, setting glass 3 33


Robert T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School . 2 80


March 4 R. T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School ·


2 80


18 Hatch & Wood Electric Co., labor and material High School 19 47


.


N. F. Mayo, cement


So


R. T. Allen, labor, Mansfield School


2 10


Blodgett & Clock Co., battery and clocks, High School 6 63


Apr. I Stone Underhill Co., fire grate . 5 25


J. E. Wormstead, pipe repairs . .


2 50


Amount carried forward,


$235 60


I16


INTERIOR REPAIRS ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS.


Amount brought forward, $235 60


Apr I O. C. Christiansen, repairs 17 40 G. W. Caswell, repairs 19 74


15 Robert T. Allen, repairing furnace pipe 7 40


May 6 O. C. Christiansen, repairs North Saugus School . 9 50


Leslie E. Parson, repairs North Saugus School . 58 00


F. L. Trefethen, repairs Roby School 18 SI


July 15 R. T. Allen, plumbing Mansfield School . 59 98


Aug. 19 G. W. Atkinson, window shades


40 00


Sept. 3 O. C. Christiansen, repairs on desk, High School . 4 10


O. C. Christiansen, repairs at district school, 16 87


G. W. Atkinson, repairs on curtains 21 40 Stone-Underhill, supplies . · 3º 93


G. W. Caswell, repairs, High School


16 68


G. W. Caswell, repairs, Cliftondale School, 12 45


G. W. Caswell, repairs, Felton School


93 90


16 Leslie E. Parson, repairs Roby School 96 00


O. C. Christiansen, repairs North Saugus School . 22 25


Oct. 21 Newhall & Co., oiling floor, Ballard School, 48 00


B. M. Remick, setting glass, Emerson School . 18 99


Nov. II R. S. Allen, stove pipe, etc., Oaklandvale School . 13 78 . O. C. Christiansen, repairing door and desks 23 75


Dec. 9 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., labor and pipe. meter transferred . 3 42


R. T. Allen, labor and material, meter transferred . 5 95 R. T. Allen, cleaning furnace, Emerson School . 8 40


Amount carried forward,


$903 30


117


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Amount brought forward, $903 30


Dec. 9 R. T. Allen, repairs, Mansfield School 70


R. T. Allen, repairing furnace, Emerson School . 6 00


Hatch & Wood Electric Co., labor, Mans- field School . 5 46


Hatch & Wood Electric Co., labor, High School . 4 50


Hatch & Wood Electric Co., labor, High School . II 72


A. F. Thompson & Co., shades and grooves, High School 30 13


Total expenditures $961 81


Total appropriations


. $1,000 00


Total expenditures . 961 81


Unexpended balance


$38 19


Highways and Bridges.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Unexpended balance . $41 75


Annual Meeting 4,287 43


Dec. 31 Street Railroad Tax .


. 3,522 86


31 Excise Tax


3,164 47


Saugus Water Board


40 25


$11,056 76


118


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


EXPENDITURES.


L912


Jan. 15 City of Lynn, one-half repairs at East Saugus Bridge . . $87 43


D. A. Parker, services . 36 00 ·


D. A. Parker, use of horse 7 00


Peter Haigh, labor 17 50


Patrick Lyons, labor


15 00


Joshua Ross, labor


I 25


Frank Wilson, labor .


8 00


William Trefethen, plowing gutters and sanding 20 80


C. E. Stillings, plowing snow and sanding, 26 00


M. Monteith, plowing snow and sanding . 16 00


Anthony Hatch, plowing snow and sanding, 34 00 W. Charles Sellick, plowing snow and sanding 25 00 .


M. Monteith, 22 loads sand


22 00


5 D. A. Parker, services 54 00 ·


D. A. Parker, use of horse


13 50


Labor as per pay roll


85 13


C. E. Stillings, labor and teams removing snow 27 50 M. L. Penney, labor and teams removing snow · C. N. Wormstead, labor and teams remov- ing snow 76 91


14 00


Frank Wilson, labor and teams removing snow 15 00


Fiske Bros., labor and teams removing snow


16 50


A. M. Stocker, labor and teams removing snow 72 50 M. Monteith, labor and teams removing snow 51 00


Amount carried forward,


$742 02


Feb.


119


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Amount brought forward, $742 02


Feb. 8 E. C. Parker 47 00 William Trefethen, labor and teams remov-


ing snow 35 50 Frederick Stocker, labor and teams remov- moving snow 78 75


W. Charles Sellick, labor and teams remov- ing snow 22 50


Anthony Hatch, labor and teams removing snow 48 00


H. E. Brier, pails and shovels . 69


Butman & Cressy, 6 bags salt . 4 65


19 Labor removing snow and sanding 126 70


Henry Ward, repairing tools 8 00


Mar. 4 Labor removing snow and sanding 117 75


Tilden & Adlington, pails and shovels and salt 3 80


Estate C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools 3 60


A. B. Black, Road M. Co., 2 supports 2 00


18 Labor and teams as per pay roll 144 62


Joseph Bourgeois, building wall on Bristow street IO 68


Apr. I Labor as per pay roll, removing snow 25 50


D. A. Parker, services 36 00


D. A. Parker, use of horse


11 00


Labor as per pay roll


51 75


Edward Butters, labor and teams 17 50


William Trefethen, labor and teams . 7 00


21 25


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . W. Charles Sellick, labor and teams . Frederick Stocker, labor and teams .


12 50


10 00


15 Labor as per pay roll and teams 460 50


Butman & Cressey, 2 bags salt . Hobbs & Warren, time books H. E. Brier, salt .


I 60


So


I 00


.


Amount carried forward,


$2,052 66


I 20


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Amount brought forward, $2,052 66


Apr. 15 C. E. Stillings, removing snow 5 25 C. N. Wormstead, removing snow 5 50


30 Labor and teams as per pay roll 429 51 A. B. Black Machinery Co., climas blade bolt, etc. 9 00 .


May 6 B. S. Hone, 3 sticks pine lumber .


7 50


Labor and teams as per pay roll


323 88


Estate of C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools . Tilden & Adlington, tools 28 82


13 80


Fiske Bros., labor and team


2 50


20 D. A. Parker, services -


36 00


D. A. Parker, use of team


12 00


Labor as per pay roll 270 S2


Edward Butters, labor and team .


21 30


William Trefethen, labor and teams . 32 80


W. Charles Sellick, labor and team 40 63


E. C. Parker, labor and team 49 44


William M. Penney . 31 27


American Express I 60


A. M. Stocker, removing snow 3 00


M. Monteith, removing snow 5 00


James F. Wait, forcite and exploders


16 00


June 3 D. A. Parker, services 36 00


D. A. Parker, use of team


12 00


Labor as per pay roll


332 94


E. C. Parker. labor and teams . 36 00


W. Charles Sellick, labor and teams 63 00


W. M. Penney, labor and teams 63 00


Edward Butters, labor and teams


43 00


William Trefethen, labor and teams . 43 00


Buffalo Steam Roller Co., scraper brackets and picks 14 10


Estate of C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools . 10 25


7 D. A. Parker, services 16 50


Amount carried forward,


$4,068 07


·


-


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


I2I


Amount brought forward, $4,068 07


June 7 D. A. Parker, use of team 5 50


Labor as per pay roll 136 65


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . 33 75


W. Charles Sellick, labor and teams .


33 00


William N. Penney, labor and teams 33 00


Edward Butters


22 00


William Trefethen


22 00


Edward Gunning


2 00


14 D. A. Parker, services


18 00


D. A. Parker, use of team


6 00


Labor as per pay roll


107 19


E. C. Parker, labor and team 9 00


W. Charles Sellick, labor and team 23 25


E. Butters, labor and team 24 00


E. C. Parker, labor and team 2 00


Thomas Gilgun, labor and team 22 00


Christum Leon, labor and team 11 00


F. Fisher, labor on steam roller


3 00


Smith Iron Foundry, two No. 20 Concords, 18 00


Buffalo Steam Roller Co., lubricator and fittings . 7 85


M. Monteith, building 2 catch basins 45 00


W. Charles Sellick, use of team 2 00


William Penney, labor and teams


23 25


William Trefethen, labor and teams . 24 00 .


20 D. A. Parker, services .


18 00


D. A. Parker, use of team Labor and teams, as per pay roll 224 57


6 00


22 Labor and teams as per pay roll James F. Waitt, I case forcite . 13 00 Lunt Morse Co. cotton waste 3 75


169 62


D. H. Greenwood, 411 loads of gravel 41 IO


July I Tilden & Adlington, supplies 3 68


D. A. Parker, services 18 00


Amount carried forward,


$5,199 23


122


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Amount brought forward, $5,199 23


July 1 D. A. Parker, use of team 5 00


Labor as per pay roll 103 17


W. Charles Sellick, labor and teams 27 75 ·


W. M. Penney, labor and teams .


27 75


Edward Butters, labor and teams


2 00


William Trefethen, labor and teams .


15 50


12 D. A. Pakrer, services and team


24 00


Labor as per pay roll 85 0I


W. Charles Sellick, labor and teams . 25 50


William M. Penney, labor and teams 19 50


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . 13 50


E. Butters, labor and teams ·


8 00


J. Schofield, labor and teams


4 50


F. Pellegun, labor 7 00


15 W. C. Whitteridge & Co., drain pipe C. A. Blakeley estate, repairing tools


20 00


19 Labor and teams, as per pay roll 241 05 July 29 D. A. Parker, services 19 50


D. A. Parker, use of team .


6 50


Labor, as per pay roll 126 33


E. C. Parker, labor and teams W. C. Sellick, labor and teams


39 00


25 50


William M. Penney, labor and teams 36 00


Edward Butters, labor and teams


28 00


W. C. Sellick, labor and teams


3 00


F. C. Pelequn, labor


5 25


J. Schofield, labor


2 00


William Trefethen, labor .


3 00


Bailey's Express 25


H. Ward, repairing tools .


12 05


Austin & Bacon, repairs on steam roller 6 10


Buffalo Steam Roller Co., packing 2 30


Aug. 5 Labor as per pay roll 157 41


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . ·


18 75


Amount carried forward,


$6,374 19


·


54 79


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES. 123


Amount brought forward


$6,374 19


Aug. 5 W. C. Sellick, labor and teams IS 75


William M. Penney, labor and teams 18 75


Ed. Butters, labor and teams


22 00


W. C. Sellick, labor and teams


12 00


Ed. Parker, labor


2 00


James Hanson, labor


2 25


12 D. A. Parker, services


18 00


D. A. Parker, use of horse Labor, as per pay roll


IOI 56


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . 24 00


W. Charles Sellick, labor and teams . 24 00


William M. Penney, labor and teams 24 00


Edw. Butters, labor and teams .


15 50


W. C. Sellick, extra team


9 75


William Trefethen, labor and team


5 00


Buffalo Steam Roller Co., gaskets and grease . 3 95 .


N. F. Mayo, drain pipe


3 36


Bailey's Express


40


Estate of C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools


4 05


Merrimac Iron Foundry, I catch basin 5 00


Aug. 19 Standard Oil Co., balance oiling streets 314 70


Labor and teams, as per pay roll


63 75


Tilden & Adlington, oil, etc. 12 43


26 D. A. Parker, services and team


24 00


P. Haigh, labor


2 81


E. Gunning, labor


6 00


J. Schofield, labor


3 00


F. Pelegun, labor


1 75


E. C. Parker, labor


3 00


E. Butters, labor


2 00


Sept. 3 Labor as per pay roll


59 60


Butman & Cressey, fuel 12 50


9 Labor as per pay roll


45 75


Amount carried forward,


$7,245 80


-


6 00


124


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Amount brought forward, $7,245 So


Sept. 9 Bailey's Express I 75


Estate C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools 5 35


16 Labor and teams as per pay roll 187 03


G. W. Caswell, repairs on steam roller 3 27 Tilden & Adlington, tools, etc. 7 50


Ames Plow Co., hammer handles 6 00


23 D. A. Parker, services and team 24 00


Labor as per pay roll SS 25


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . 36 75 William M. Penney, labor and teams 36 75


W. C. Sellick, labor and teams .


29 25


E. Butters, labor and teams .


13 50


William Trefethen, labor and teams . 17 00 M. Monteith, labor on bridge on Vine street, 14 00 O. C. Christiansen, building box Lincoln avenue 15 67


O. C. Christiansen, rebuilding bridge on Hesper street 17 75


30 D. A. Parker, services and team 24 00 .


Labor as per pay roll .


S5 56


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . 18 00


William M. Penney, lebor and teams


29 25


W. C. Sellick, labor and teams 29 25


E. Butters, labor and teams 9 00


William P. Tilden, supplies 12 91


Oct. 7 D. A. Parker, services and team 24 00 Labor as per pay roll 74 38


E. C. Parker. labor and teams . .


36 00


William M. Penney, labor and teams 36 00


W. C. Sellick, labor and teams 36 00


E. Butters, labor 1 00


William Trefethen, labor . .


3 00


Thomas Gillighan, labor 1 00


Bailey's express


50


Amount carried forward.


$8,169 47


125


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Amount brought forward, $8,169 47


Oct. 14 D. A. Parker, services and team 24 00


Labor as per pay roll 44 06


E. C. Parker, labor and teams . 20 25


William M. Penney, labor and teams 16 50 W. C. Sellick, labor and teams 16 50


E. Butters, labor 3 50


William Trefethen, labor and teams . 5 50


C. N. Wormstead, labor, catch-basins and sidewalk 25 00




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