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$2 00
L. Tuck
19 27
L. Tuck
15 23
E. Martin
89 52
Dexter & Bros.
25 59
D. B. Rogers
15 80
D. B. Rogers
9 15
D. B. Rogers
5 39
W. B. Hersey .
1 20
POND.
Paid L. Tuck .
$ 25
L. Tuck .
40
Eli Estes . .
. .
3 50
.
.
183 15
4 15
30
HOLLIS.
Paid L. Tuck
$1 62
L. Tuck .
40
L. Tuck
5 61
D. B. Rogers
7 14
$14 77
THOMAS.
Paid A. J. Simpson
$2 00
L. Tuck .
10 74
12 74
Total
· $1,418 81
BOOKS FURNISHED POOR CHILDREN.
Children of Mrs. Alexander White
$4 16
A. Badger
12
Nowell
2 98
Thos. Shea
1 90
Mrs. J. Clark
36
D. Cohan .
2 14
Parker Bennett .
40
James Fox
30
P. Griffin .
50
W. E. Loud
1 70
Mrs. J. Clavin .
6 05
Bertie Orcutt
68
Thos. Spear
34
Hugh Cronin
60
Chas. Raymond
47
J. Blanchard, 2d
1 22
J. Howe
1 41
Cronin child
2 50
Thos. Fraher
1 80
Mrs. Cahill
3 18
Mrs. Miles Clark
2 44
Jas. Barrett
57
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31
Children of Edward Conlon
$4 34
O'Brien Quigley
1 95
J. Fennell .
1 97
Mrs. E. Maguire
95
M. Donovan
2 43
J. Toomey
68
Nellie Cook
59
M. Shields
2 07
M. Roberts
2 10
D. Collins
70
M. Cunniff
3 91
Gertrude Loud
55
Ida White
1 76
Mrs. Ryan
2 69
$62 51
TRUANT OFFICERS.
Paid Oliver Houghton, for services .
$7 85
Asa B. Pratt, for services
25 50
L. H. Loud, services
9 00
$42 35
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Paid James Humphrey, services
$49 75
E. C. Hawes, services
.
270 02
Louis A. Cook, services .
36 25
Henry Dyer, services
9 00
A. H. Tyler, services
98 00
C. W. Fearing, services .
60 18
Z. L. Bicknell, services .
56 00
F. F. Forsaith, services .
89 09
$668 29
SUPERINTENDENT.
Paid Gilman C. Fisher, services $1,206 00
Total cost of schools
$31,180 37
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REPORT OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEE OF THE NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE, WARD THREE.
THE committee appointed by the town to build a new school- house in Ward Three would respectfully submit the following report : -
Your committee secured the services of S. S. Woodcock as archi- tect, who prepared plans for a four-room school-house, with a hall in the third story for purpose of exhibitions. We then advertised for proposals to build the same. Among the different proposals was one of Ellis & Hurley, who proposed to do everything, except the furnishing of heating apparatus and the furniture of the build- ing, for the sum of $8,900. These contractors had the year previ- ous done the labor of remodelling and putting in an addition to Athens School-House in such a manner as to meet the approval of the committee having that matter in charge. The proposal seemed so favorable for the town that a contract was made with them to con- struct the building. They commenced the job, and, after expending about $3,000, became embarrassed, and your committee were com- pelled to make different arrangements. We employed Mr. Cyrus Washburn to supervise and direct the completion of the same. The immediate charge has been under the direction of Mr. Horatio N. Our ; and allow us to say we are perfectly satisfied with these parties. To Mr. H. N. Our we would particularly express our thanks for the excellent work done on the building.
Your committee reported at the annual meeting in March, 1882, an expenditure of $6,607.14 ; the amount expended this year, as per report, is $10,230.40, making a total expenditure of $16,837.54. The amount expended has largely exceeded the estimates of your committee, and has been occasioned largely by the furnishing of the building, the advanced prices of labor and building materials, and the increased expenditure over what we expected to procure a good dry cellar and proper draft for the furnaces to heat the building. The building is completed, furnished except the hall, and we believe meets the approval of the School Committee.
Respectfully submitted.
AUGUSTUS J. RICHARDS,
For the Committee.
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NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE, WARD THREE.
Paid Elias Richards, insurance
$43 20
W. T. Burrell, painting .
24 29
S. W. Pratt, labor . ·
45 85
W. N. Baker & Son, expressing 31 84
Louis Wood, Jr., material
154 92
Evan Norden & Co., material
120 83
Fiske & Coleman, material
14 24
Hastings & Gleason, material .
18 00
Cutter & Parker, material
11 50
Dodge, Gilbert & Co., hardware
4 71
J. W. Bailey & Co., material .
6 68
Chas. E. Hall & Co., material
6 00
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber
210 71
Cyrus Washburn, sundry bills .
720 00
A. J. Richards
49 00
Stephen Cain, contract for plastering
487 21
Elias Richards, insurance
41 00
Cyrus Washburn, services, etc.
500 00
Cyrus Washburn, material
621 56
Cyrus Washburn, C. D. Miller's bill
442 75
Patrick Cohan, labor
29 63
Geo. A. Cushing, labor
11 00
J. Conner, labor
11 50
Stephen Cain, labor and material
154 98
E. P: Read & Co., doors
383 85
John Stack, labor .
29 75
G. Fitzgerald, labor
77 52
Geo. W. Whitten, furnaces
715 00
John Conner, labor .
48 52
Loud & Pratt, lumber
15 75
W. T. Burrill, painting .
503 37
John Ford, labor
24 25
A. T. Stearns, lumber
589 96
J. B. Ford, labor 20 32
A. T. Stearns, lumber .
9 20
3
34
Paid Dexter Bros., prints
$138 43
M. C. Warren, hardware
242 52
Weymouth Iron Co., nails
60 25
W. T. Burrell, printing .
98 00
R. R. Walker, labor
15 00
S. W. Pratt, labor .
75
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber
150 33
White, Holman & Co., material
50 52
J. M. Stack, labor .
28 88
W. K. Baker & Son, expressing
34 80
Cyrus Washburn, for bills paid
1,687 50
S. W. King, labor
12 16
J. Loud & Co., materials
179 68
O. C. R. R., freight
77 38
S. W. Pratt, labor
26 76
N. E. School Furnishing Co.
43 20
John Conner, labor
12 00
S. S. Woodcock, services
212 50
Hunt & Co., sundries
25 54
Buffalo Hardwood Co., furniture
825 40
Geo. S. Baker, gong
8 75
T. Cohan, labor
28 88
W. K. Baker, freight
14 60
E. Bourke, freight .
7 00
J. B. Ford, labor .
24 48
G. Fitzgerald, labor
8 80
Stephen Cain, labor
6 40
S. W. King, labor .
8 00
Z. L. Bicknell, services
23 00
$10,230 40
HIGHWAYS, TOWNWAYS, AND BRIDGES.
WARD ONE.
SNOW BILL.
Paid Harry Richardson, 5 hours, at $0.10
$ 50
William F. Coyle, 5 hours, at $0.10 50
Willie L. Hollis, 5 hours, at $0.15 75
Caswell Pool, 133 hours, at $0.25
3 37
S. W. Drown, 14 hours, at $0.25
3 50
E. Bates, 30 hours. at $0.25 . 7 50
Albion Levitts, 20 hours, at $0.25 . 5 00
E'mer Salisbury, 9 hours, at $0.15 1 35
A. B. Haskin's, 6 hours, at $0 25
1 50
L. W. Bicknell, 26 'hours, at $0.25 C. F. Hodgdon, 46 hours, at $0.25 C. Hodgdon, 10 hours, at $0.15 Calvin Salisbury, 4 hours, at $0.25
11 50
1 50
1 00
R. H. Pratt, 7 hours, at $0.25 1 75
Edward Pratt, 20 hours, at $0.25 . 5 00
Frank Griffin, 27 hours, at $0.15 .
4 05
3 75
B. F. Richards, 15 hours, at $0.25 Frank Richards, 11 hours, at $0.25 2 75 Willie W. Richards, 6} hours, at $0.15 · 97
90
Emerson Hunt, 6 hours, at $0.15 . Josiah Copeland, 9 hours, at $0.25 Thomas Ahearn, 5 hours, at $0.25 A. D. Elms, 9 hours, at $0.25 2 25
2 25
1 25
Minot Burrell, 1} hours, at $0.10 . 15
Walter Thompson, 12} hours, at $0.10 1 25 .
James Shaw, 73 hours, at $0.10 · 75
6 50
36
Paid Robert Rich, 15} hours, at $0.25 $3 88
D. H. Vining, 27 hours, at $0.25 .
6 75
Harrison Moulton, 10} hours, at $0.25 2 63
Harvey Brown, 27 hours, at $0.25 . 6 75
Frank Fitzgerald, 27 hours, at
$0.25 .
6 75
Clarence Briggs, 11} hours, at
$0.10 1 15
Thomas McCue, 7 hours, at $0.25 . 1 75
Patrick McCue, 12 hours, at $0.25 . 3 00
Joseph Smith, 1 hour, at $0.25
25
Geo. Langford, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Morris Kennedy, 5 hours, at $0.25, 1 25
Garritt Fitzgerald, 5 hours, at $0.25 : 1 25 .
William Clory, 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25
Charles Connor, 5 hours, at $0.25 .
1 25
Patrick Connor, 5 hours, at $0.25 .. 1 25
Daniel Curran, 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25
Patrick Quinlan, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Ed. Conley, 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25
Edward Condrick, 5 hours, at $0.25, . 1 25
Thomas Quinlan, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Cornelius Quinlan, 5 hours, at
$0.25 .
1 25
William Trask, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Conveying men from Ward 3 to Ward 1 and return .. 2 00 Edward Chapin, 62 hours, at $0.15 . 97
L. Mauries, 8 hours, at $0.25 2 00
Martin Goodman, 42} hours, at $0.25 . .
10 62
William M. Coyle, 8} hours, at $0.20 1 70 . . William M. Coyle, 51} hours, at $0.25 12 87
37
Paid Robert Clarke, 65 hours, at $0.25 . $16 26
Francis Cushing, 20 hours, at $0.25, 5 00
William Tyler, 43 hours, at $0.25 . 10 75
.
John Redmond, 3 hours, at $0.25 . 75 Wilmot Cleverly, 9 hours, at $0.25, 2 25 Joseph Raymond, 32 hours, at $0.10 38
Henry Pratt, 4 hours, at $0.25 1 00
P. L. Sleeper, 54 hours, at $0.25 13 50
S. H. Sleeper, 54 hours, at $0.25 13 50
Richard Ash, 14 hours, at $0.25
3 50
Richard Ash, Jr., 24 hours, at $0.25 6 00
Horace Manson, 69 hours, at $0.25, 17 25
Frank Kennison, 25 hours, at $0.25 6 25
J. L. Bates, 3 hours, at $0.25 75
Fred Birkendolph, 273 hours, at $0.25 6 88
Albert Hayes, 24 hours, at $0.25 . 6 13
Charles B. Thurber, 7 hours, at $0.25 1 75
John Durant, 35 hours, at $0.25 8 75
Frank Pitts and 4 men, 194 hours, at $0.25 48 50
E. B. Bennett, 50 hours, at $0.25 12 50
Bradley Fertilizing Company, 422 hours, at $0.25 105 50
Fred. Clarke, 42 hours, at $0.25 1 13
C. C. Litchfield, 4 hours, at $0.163 . 67
Elisha Pratt, 2 hours, at. $0.25 50
Jeremiah Shaw, 114 hours at $0.25 28 50
Jeremiah Shaw, 4 hours, at $0.20 .
80
Jeremiah Shaw, 54 hours, horse, at $0.25 13 50
J. H. Shaw, 1033 hours, at $0.25 . 25 84
J. H. Shaw, 42 hours, horse, at $0.25 10 51
38
Paid Samuel Thompson, 392 hours $9 87
Samuel Thompson, 20} hours, with
1 horse, at $0.50 10 25
Samuel Thompson, 24 hours, with
2 horses, at $0.75 18 00
Samuel Thompson, 11 hours with
two horses, at $0.50 . 5 50
Samuel Thompson, 12 hours, horse, at $0.25 3 00
Samuel Thompson, 7 hours, horse, at $0.20 1 40
David Bates, 25 hours, at $0.20 5 00
David Bates, 71} hours, at $0.25 : 17 88
M. C. Huntress, 18} hours, at $0.20, 3 70
M. C. Huntress, 62} hours, at $0.25, , 16 63
Edward Bacon, 8 hours, at $0.20 . 1 60
Edward Bacon, 52} hours, at $0.25, 13 13
James Cuneen, 31} hours, at $0.20, 6 30
James Cuneen, 93 hours, at $0.25 . 23 26
Francis Fisher, 6} hours, at $0.20, 1 30
Francis Fisher, 472 hours, at $0.25,
11 88
Charles Pratt, 3 hours, at $0.20
60
Charles Pratt, 62 hours, at $0.25
15 50
Joseph O. Thompson, 4 hours, at $0.20 80
Alex. Muse, 11} hours, at $0.20 2 30
Alex. Muse, 60g hours, at $0.25
15 13
John Garrity, 4 hours, at $0.20
80
John Garrity, 24 hours, at $0.25
6 00
John Coyle, 9 hours, at $0.20
1 80
John Coyle, 62 hours, at $0.25
15 50
John Coyle, Jr., 40 hours, at $0.15,
6 00
Thomas Coyle, 3 hours, at $0.20 .
60
Thomas Coyle, 66} hours, at $0.25, 16 62
William Coyle, 3 hours, at $0.20 60
William Coyle, 23 hours, at $0.25 5 75
$756 16
39
HIGHWAY.
Paid George Bennett, 88} days, at $2.50, $221 62 George Bennett, 58 days, horse, at $1.75 101 50
George Bennett, 314 days, 2 horses, at $3.50 111 11
William Davitt, 832% days, at $1.75, 146 02
Martin Huntress, 10 days, at $1.75,
17 50
Martin Huntress, 10 days, at $1.75,
17 50
James Cuneen, 83185 days, at $1.75,
146 18
John Goodrich, 6 days, at $1.50 .
9 00
Stephen Bicknell, ¿ day
1 30
B. Grant, 3 days, at $1.00
3 00
Thomas Bicknell, labor .
1 00
Joshua Shaw, labor
1 75
Henry A. Nash, 108 loads of gravel, at $0.04 ·
4 32
Samuel Thompson, 180 loads of
gravel, at $0.04 . ·
7 20
Francis Cowing, 20 loads of gravel, at $0.04
80
Mr. Cleverly, 10 loads of oyster shells, at $0.10 . 1 00
Martin Goodman, 24 loads of oyster shells, at $0.10 . 2 40
D. Blanchard estate, 502 loads gravel, at $0.04 .
20 08
Geo. Bennett, labor on sidewalks 48 39
Geo. Bennett, labor on drain, Green Street
60 00
Geo. Bennett, labor on cemetery walk . 30 00
Geo. Bennett, labor on railing, North Street 7 55
Loud & Pratt, lumber for North Street 16 86
Marcellus Day & Co., drain pipe 8 00
$984 08
40
DRAIN ON. GREEN STREET.
Paid Samuel Thompson, per contract of 1881
$112 35
NORTON STREET.
Paid W. T. Shaw, for posts, 1881 . $15 50 Old Colony Railroad, for freight, 1881 . 1 54
Peter F. Hagerty, contract, 1881 335 00
Peter F. Hagerty, contract, 1882 350 00
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber, 1882 . 13 41
Bicknell & White, railing, 1882
7 60
723 05
Total in Ward One .
$1,819 48
WARD TWO.
SNOW BILL.
Paid Richard Halnan, 105 hours, a
$0.25
$26 25
Richard Halnan, 8 hours' labor, with
1 horse, at $0.50 4 00
Richard Halnan, 90 hours, horse, at $0.25 22 50
Dennis Halnan, 10 hours, at $0.20
2 00
Dennis Halnan, 99 hours, at $0.25
24 75
Dennis Halnan, 6 hours with 1 horse, at $0.50 . ·
3 00
Dennis Halnan, 25 hours with horse, at $0.25 .
6 25
Jacob Raymond, 43 hours, at $0.20 90
9 25
Jacob Raymond, 37 hours, at $0.25 Jerry Connell, 43 hours, at $0.20 Jerry Connell, 53 hours, at $0.25 James Mathewson, 85 hours, at $0.25 .
90
13 25
21 25
James Mathewson, 6} hours with 1 horse, at $0.50 . 3 25
41
Paid James Mathewson, 79 hours, horse,
at $0.25
$19 75
Emer Mathewson, 1 hour, at $0.20
20
Emer Mathewson, 87 hours, at $0.25
21 75
Minot Mathewson, 18 hours, at
$0.15
2 70
Cornelius Green, 108 hours, at $0.25
27 00
Cornelius Green, 6} hours, with 1 horse, at $0.50
3 25
Cornelius Green, 962 hours, with horse, at $0.25 . 24 44
Timothy Cohen, 6} hours, at $0.20 1 30
Timothy Cohen, 963 hours, at $0.25 John Thompson, 33 hours, at $0.25 8 25
24 13
John Thompson, 57 hours, horse, at $0.25
14 25
H. K. Cushing, 15{ hours, at $0.25 3 94
H. K. Cushing, 6 hours, 6 horses, at $1.50 9 00
H. K. Cushing, 82 hours, 7 horses, at $1.75
15 31
H. K. Cushing, 1 hour, 4 horses, at $1.00
1 00
Anthony Green, 83 hours with 1 horse, at $0.50 . .
4 25
George Young, 5 hours with 4 horses, at $1.25 6 25
George Young, 10 hours, 2 men, at $0.25 2 50
Press. Woods, 142 hours, at $0.25 . 3 68
Charles Stetson, 102 hours, at $0.25 2 68
Frank Raymond, 6 hours, at $0.25 1 50 Charles Cushing, 6 hours, at $0.25 1 50
Patrick Cross, 8 hours, at $0.25 2 00
John Cross, 18 hours, at $0.25 2 70
James Cross, 18 hours, at $0.25 2 70
42
Paidl M. L. Cushing, 142 hours, at $0.25 $3 68
Dennis Cohan, 8 hours, at $0.25 2 00
Michael Tracy, 25 hours, at $0.25 . 6 25
Andrew Tracy, 37 hours, at $0.25 . 9 25
James Tracy, 183 hours, at $0.25 . 4 63
Nathan Goodspeed, 20 hours, at $0.25 5 00
Henry Pratt, 20 hours, at $0.25 5 00
Thomas Porter, 73 hours, at $0.25 . 1 88
Arthur Powers, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Arthur Hobart, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Elijah Hobart, Jr., 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25
Herbert Goodspeed, 17 hours, at $0.25 4 25
George McGowen, 9 hours, at $0.25 2 25
David Lincoln, 3 hours, at $0.25 .
75
Thomas Coffey, 10 hours, at $0 15 .
1 50
William Jackson, 47 hours, at $0.25 11 75
William Jackson, Jr, 10 hours, at $0.25 2 50
William Welsh, 52 hours, at $0.25 . 13 00
Carroll Benson, 18 hours, at $0.25 . 7.00
Abel Benson, 20 hours, at $0.25 5 00
P. I. Sweeting, 27 hours, at $0.25 . 6 75
Patrick Healey, 20 hours, at $0.25 . 5 00
E. B. Mathewson, 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25
Frank Pratt, 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25
James Higgins, 26} hours, at $0.25, 6 68
Frank Oldham, 15 hours, at $0.25 . 3 75
Augustus Bailey, 15 hours, at $0.25 .
3 75
.
Charles H. Quinn, 16 hours, at $0.25 4 00 ·
H. K. Loud, 12 hours, at $0.25 3 00
Herbert Burrell, 33 hours, at $0.25, 8 25
John Roonen, 33 hours, at $0.25 8 25
43
Paid Benj. Pratt, 24 hours, at $0.25 $6 00
William Lovell, 25 hours, at $0.25, 6 25
W. Denbræder, 20 hours, at $0.25, 5 00
Michael Fraher, 30 hours, at $0.25, 7 50
Thomas Cullen, 10 hours, at $0.25, 2 50
William McCarty, 25 hours, at $0.25 6 25
Edmund Dwyer, 32 hours, at $0.25, 8 00
Philip Sullivan, 15 hours, at $0.25 . 3 75
Michael Fogarty, 16} hours, at $0.25 4 13
Michael Hanley, 11 hours, at $0.25, 2 75
James Cook, 162 hours, at $0.25 .
4 13
Frank Lovell, 15 hours, at $0.25 . 3 75
Timothy Fogerty, 25 hours, at $0.25
6 25
7 50
George H. Hunt, 30 hours, at $0.25, William H. Farrer, 24} hours, at $0.25 6 13
Henry Keay, 10 hours, at $0.25
2 50
Andrew Bates, 15 hours, at $0.25 . 3 75
Henry Rred, 7 hours, at $0.15
1 05
Lewis Marden, 6 hours, at $0.25
1 50
Charles Raymond, 7 hours, at $0.25,
1 75
Amos Raymond, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Herbert Raymond, 4 hours, at $0.15 60
Samuel Lennal, 10 hours, at $0.25. 2 25
Patrick Carroll, 17 hours, at $0.25 . 4 25
Job Young, 3 hours, at $0.25 75
William Rice, 11 hours, at $0.25
2 75
John Clark, 8 hours, at $0.25
2 00
Charles Anderson, 5 hours, at
$0.25
1 25
.
$590 49
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44
HIGHWAY.
Paid Richard Halnan, 100g days, with
horse, at $4.25 . $425 69
Richard Halnan, for rake 65
Dennis Halnan, 89 days and 4
hours with 1 horse, at $3.50 312 95
John Coffey, 96g days, at $1.75 168 31
Joseph Deloury, 673 days, at $1.75, 118 13
Charles H. Quinn, 163 days, at $1.75, 28 88
P. Butler, 6 days, at $1.75 10 50
Frank Lovell, ¿ day, at $1.50
75
J. A. Deloury, 3} days, at $1.75 6 13
Thomas Smith, } day, at $1.75
88
Thomas Coffey, 1 day ·
1 00
Jonathan Salisbury, 660 loads of gravel, at $0.05 . ·
33 00
Weymouth Iron Co., 136 loads of
6 80
Thomas Humphrey, 128 loads of
gravel, at $0.05 . ·
6 40
Patrick Coffey, 1} days, at $1.75 .. 2 63
Thomas Harrington, 62 days, at $1.75, 11 38
$1,134 08
STATION STREET.
Paid Snell & Smith, stone work
.
$14 50
E. S. Evans, setting curbstones
34 20
48 70
COTTAGE STREET.
Paid B. F. Richards, stone work
$68 86
R. Halnan, labor
116 48
Q. L. Read, surveying . 22 80 .
Marcellus Day & Co., drain pipe
43 00
251 14
COMMERCIAL STREET.
Paid R. Halnan, for labor
·
$75 00
Chas. C. Simmons, for labor
.
34 02
·
gravel, at $0.05 . ·
45
Paid Richard Halnan, for labor
$261 76
311 24
24 00
Barth Farrell, stone work
73 10
Bela French, labor . .
61 26
$840 38
PLEASANT STREET.
Paid B. F. Pratt, setting curbstones
$6 00
J. E. Rice, railing .
21 95
27 95
HIGH STREET.
Paid Richard Halnan, 5g days, with 1
horse at $4.25
$23 38
Dennis Halnan, 5g days, with 1 horse at $3.50
19 25
John Coffey, 53 days, at $1.75 9 63
Joseph Deloury, 5 days, at $1.75 . 9 63
J. A. Deloury 22 days . 4 38
66 27
CAIN'S AVENUE.
Paid Richard Halnan, 1 day, with 1 horse,
at $4.25
$4 25
J. Coffey, 1 day, at $1.75 1 75
Dennis Halnan, 1 day, with 1 horse, at $3.50 3 50
Joseph Deloury, 1 day, at $1.75 1 75
11 25
MADERSON STREET.
Paid Richard Halnan, 8 days, with 1 horse,
at $4.25
$34 00
Richard Halnan, 1 day, with horse, at $1.75
1 75
Dennis Halnan, 9 days, with 1 horse, at $3.50 31 50
John Coffey, 9 days, at $1.75 15 75
J. Deloury, 9 days, at $1.75 . 15 75
98 75
46
BROAD STREET.
Paid Loud & Pratt, lumber $19 48
J. Vinal, labor
47 08
Snell & Smith, blasting .
119 75
B. F. Richards, bridge .
35 00
J. B. Ford, labor .
40 22
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES, WARD TWO.
Paid B. F. Richards, setting curbstones $21 30
B. F. Richards, setting curbstones . 50 00
O. C. R. R., freight
2 59
O. C. R. R., freight .
1 93
O. C. R. R., freight - 1 87
O. C. R. R., freight
5 50
Marcellus Day & Co., drain pipe 26 20
R. Holnan, labor
26 00
W. E. Mitchell, labor ·
1 75
J. C. Matherson, damage to land
10 00
Total for Ward Two
$2,887 19
WARD THREE.
SNOW BILL.
Paid John R. H. Williams, 146 hours, at $0.25
$36 50
John H. R. Williams, repairing plough . 50
John Connor, 48 hours, at $0.25
12 00
John Connor, 34 hours, with one horse, at $0.50 . 17 00
John Connor, 10 hours, with horse, at $0.25 2 50
Charles Connor, 11} hours, at $0.20 2 30
Charles Connor, 38 hours, at $0.25, 9 50
John Ford, 50} hours, at $0.25
12 62
$261.53
147 14
47
Paid John Ford 183 hours, with two horses, at $0.75 . $13 88
John Ford, 19 hours, with one horse, at $0.50 . · ·
· 9 50
John Ford, 8 hours, with one horse, at $0.25 .
2 00
L. C. Williams, 10 hours, at $0.20, 2 00
L. C. Williams, 91 hours, at $0.25, 22 75
E. Bourk, 2 men, with four borses and sled 5 00
E. Bourk, 2 men, with six horses and sled 8 00
William Trask, 15 hours, with one horse, at $0.50 . 7 50
William Trask, 20 hours, with one horse, at $0.25 . .
5 00
Timothy Cleary, 4 hours, at $0.20 .
80
Timothy Cleary, 21} hours, with horse, at $0.25 . .
5 37
John Duryer, 6 hours, at $0.25 .
1 50
Clarence Williams, 7 hours, at $0.25 1 75
W. Sanborn, 8 hours, at $0.25 2 00
P. Kenney, 3 hours, at $0.25 . 75
Owen Connor, 322 hours, at $0.25 . 8 12
M. Tracy, 33 hours, at $0.20.
70
M. Tracy, 10 hours, at $0.25 . 2 50
T. South, sharpening pick 10
Martin Shine, 323 hours, at $0.25 . 8 12
Patrick Moriarty, 33 hours, at $0.25 8 25
Garrett Fitzgerald, 322 hours, at $0.25 8 12
Andy Coleman, 72 hours, at $0.25 . 1 87
Michael Cleary, 272 hours, at $0.25, 6 87
Timothy Cohen, 32} hours, at $0.25. 8 12
48
Paid John Stack, 47 hours, at $0.25 $11 75
Thomas Shea, 27₺ hours, at $0.25 . 6 87
Patrick Curran, 272 hours, at $0.25, 6 87
Maurice Fitzgerald, 373 hours, at $0.25 9 38
Patrick Cohen, 353 hours, at $0.25 . 8 87
William Coyle, 172 hours, at $0.25 . 4 37
Joseph Langford, 6 hours, at $0.25 . 1 50
John Griffin, 43 hours, at $0.25 ·
10 75
Patrick Griffin, 17} hours, at
$0.25
4 37
Eddie Condrick, 221 hours, at
$0.25
5 62
John F. Griffin, 271 hours, at
$0.25 6 87
Maurice Kennedy, 322 hours, at
$0.25 8 12
John Curran, 272 hours, at $0.25 6 87
John Curran, Jr., 272 hours, at $0.25 6 87
Patrick Curran, 2d, 222 hours, at $0.25 5 62
John Lines, 212 hours, at 80.25 5 37
John Sullivan, 272 hours, at $0.25 . 6 87
John Nelligan, 442 hours, at $0.25, 11 12
James Hayes, 25 hours, at $0.25 6 25
M. McCenn, 20 hours, at $0.25 5 00
Daniel Cohen, 352 hours, at $0.25 . 8 87
Bradford Howard, 10 hours, at $0.25 2 50
John Fogerty, 8 hours, at $0.25 2 00
J. E. Trask, 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25 · Daniel Donovan, 33 hours, at $0.25 8 25
Patrick Burns, 33 hours, at $0.25 . Cornelius Connell, 5 hours, at $0.25 ·
·
8 25
1 25
49
Paid William Condrick, 6 hours, at
$0.25
·
$1 50
Timothy Bresnahan, 23 hours, at $0.25 5 75
John Hassett, 30 hours, at $0.25 7 50
Michael Kelley, 21 hours, at $.25 5 25
James Tracy, 5 hours, at $0.25 1 25
Patrick Quinn, 20 hours, at $0.25 . 5 00
Patrick Gately, 23 hours, at $0.25 . 5 75
Thomas Ahern, at 32₺ hours, at $0.25 8 12
Michael Griffin, 372 hours, at $0.25 . 9 37
Thomas Griffin, 72 hours, at $0.25 . 1 88
P. Eddie Condrick, 222 hours, at $0.25 5 62
Cornelius Cohen, 322 hours, at $0.25 8 12
Thomas Ash, 222 hours, at $0.25 5 62
Mr. Whittimore, 7 hours ·
1 75
George Langford, 15 hours, at
$0.25
3 75
Peter Langford, 16 hours, at $0.25 . 4 00
William Cary, 22 hours, at $0.25 5 50
Henry Carr, 33 hours, at $0 25 8 25
E. E. Richards, 5 hours, at $0.25 . 1 25
Patrick Callahan, 172 hours, at $0.25
4 37
George Bronson, 11} hours, at
$0.25 ·
2 87
John Connor, 2d, 71 hours, at $0.25 1 87
Mr. Armington, 2 hours, at $0.25 . 50
Patrick Gloster, 25 hours, at $0.25 . 6 25
Ed. Crotty, 7 hours, at $0.25 .
1 75
Nahum Curtis, 6 hours, at $0.25 .
1 50
William Hayes, 172 hours, at $0.25 4
4 37
.
50
Paid James B. Ford, 12 hours, with 1
horse, at $0.50 . $6 00
Repairing snow plough . 1 50
William Ford, 4 hours, with 1 horse, at $0.50 2 00
$533 38
HIGHWAY.
Paid James Ford, with horses
$568 462
James Hayes, 112 days and 1 hour, at $1.75 196 171
Thomas Ahearn, 51 days and 4
hours, at $1.75 ·
89 95
William Ford, 65 days and 12
hours, at $1.75 .
114 00
Cornelius Keohan, 22 days and 8
hours, at $1.75 39 90
John Nelligan, 14 days and 2 hours, at $1.75 24 85
John Stack, 13 days, at $1.75 22 75
Garrett Fitzgerald, 9 days, at.$1.75 15 75
Justin Wright, 7 days and 1 hour, at $2.50 17 75
Patrick Callahan, 53 days, at $1.75 9 623
Patrick Moriarty, 22 days, at $1.75 4 37}
James White, 12 days, at $1.00
1 50
Samuel Cushing, 6 days, at $1.75 .
10 50
Judah Loring, 2 days, at $2.50 5 00
George Ford, 1 day 50
Thomas Tooel, 1 day, at $1.75 1 75
Henry Ford, 1 day, at $1.00 . 1 00
George Bicknell, 12 loads of ashes, at $0.15 1 80
Alden Richards, 427 loads of gravel, at $0.06 ·
25 62
Cornelius Green, 517 loads of
gravel, at $0.06 . 31 02
Henry Richards, 243 loads of gravel, at $0.06
14 58
51
Paid Caleb Stetson, 50 loads of gravel,
at $0.12} .
$6 25
Samuel King, covering stone . .
2 00
Benjamin White, stone for cesspool 1 50
William Kennedy, sharpening tools 4 35
Thomas South, sharpening tools
10
$1,211 06
SUMMER STREET.
Paid Augustus J. Richards, land damage
$150 00
Francis Tirrell, land damage
20 00
George Nash, land damage
5 00
Francis Hunt, land damage .
10 00
Nathaniel Chandler, land damage
71 25
Robert V. Barnes, land damage
12 50
Francis Richards, land damage
65 00
James Hollis, land damage
22 50
Quincy L. Read, surveying
45 70
M. Flynn, contract of 1881
1,673 91
J. B. Ford, for labor
32 80
2,108 66
VINE STREET,
Paid N. L. White, land damage
$210 00
Sarah Binney, land damage
141 00
John Phillips, per contract
480 00
J. B. Ford, for labor
88 81
919 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid T. Clary, repairing drain, Summer Street
$1 00
W. G. Nash, powder
3 90
Albert Vinton, labor
5 00
Thomas South, labor
4 64
J. E. Wright, blasting
50 50
Judah Loring, blasting
34 00
Clinton Pope, labor
1 50
J. B. Ford, labor, Norfolk Street 19 06
J. E. Wright, labor . 8 01 ·
52
Paid J. B. Ford, labor . $36 49
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber 4 33
J. R. H. Williams, labor 2 50
J. Ward, blasting, Stetson Street .
50 00
Thomas South, grate, Stetson
Square 2 32
J. E. Wright, labor 34 37
Marcellus Day & Co., drain pipe 12 01
Marcellus Day & Co., drain pipe
67 94
W. K. Baker, freight 3 75
J. B. Ford, labor . 11 78
$353 10
Total in Ward Three .
$4,592 63
WARD FOUR.
SNOW BILL.
Paid James Moore, 48 hours . · $12 02
James Moore, 35 hours, with 1 horse, at $0.50 17 50
James Moore, 26 hours, with 2 horses, at $0.75 . 19 50
Naaman Cobb, 20 hours, at $0.25 . 5 00
Naaman Cobb, 44 hours, with 1 horse, at $0.50 . .
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