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178 28
Peter Butler, 127 days 9 hours' labor, at $1.75 222 38
Frank Tisdale, 2 days' labor, at $1.00 2 00
Frank Rea, 1 day's labor . ·
1 00
Peter Sullivan, 25 days' 8 hours' labor, at 1.75 45 12
Chapin Tisdale, 2 days' labor, at $1 00 Eddie Burke, 23 days' labor, at $1.00. Thomas Burke, 10 days' labor, at $1.00 Tyler Pool, lighting .
2 00
2 50
10 00
1 60
Allan Vining, 316 loads gravel, at 5c. 15 80 Jotham Salisbury, 413 loads gravel, at 5c. . 21 15
Thomas Barrett, for sharpening tools . 3 40
John Roche, repairing grates 1 00
3 iron posts 3 00
Wm. Bowker, 412 loads gravel, at 5c., 20 60
50
Paid Micah Blanchard, 112 loads rotten
rock, at 16gc. .
$18 66
Edson Raymond, stone
3 75
Stephen Webb, building railing, 4 days at $2.00 8 00
Thomas White, stone 1 00
Orin Shaw, 12 cedar posts, at 25c. 3 00
2 cedar posts, at 33c.
66
$1,965 71
WALL ON MIDDLE STREET. Paid Geo. F. Maynard, for 12 days' labor
with 1 horse $51 00
P. Sullivan, 22 days' labor . 38 50
P. Mahoney, 11 days' labor 19 25
P. Ryan, 6 days' labor 10 50
P. Butler, 8 days' labor 14 00
S. Webb, 1 day 2 hours' labor 2 40
. J. Roche, 15 iron posts
15 00
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber and nails, 8 04.
Geo. S. Baker, bolts . 67
T. Barrett, sharpening drills 1 56
H. Lycette, lighting .
2 50
Orin Shaw, 1 cedar post
40
163 82
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Morse & White, for gravel screens $17 00
J. N. Tirrell, for gravel 2 50
J. B. Wilson, for drain pipe
12 00
Old Colony Railroad, freight
2 20
James Moore, labor . 5 50
B. Ells, land damage Middle Street 5 00
Reuben Lond, land damage Mill Street, 30 00
Josiah Martin, building wall 40 00
Thomas South, two snow-ploughs 32 00
C. Ahlf, repairing ploughs . .
7 00
153 20
Total for Ward 4
$2,468 27 ·
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WARD FIVE.
SNOW BILL.
Paid B. F. Whitman, 10 hours' labor ivith 2 horses, at 75c. $7 50
B. F. Whitman, 43 hours' labor, with 1 horse, at 50c. · 21 50
B. F. Whitman, 13 hours' labor, at 25c. 3 25
B. F. Whitman, Jr., 10 hours' labor, at 20c. 2 00
F. W. Loud, 3 hours' labor, with 3 horses, at $1.00 . .
3 00
F. W. Loud, 3 hours' labor, with 2 horses, at 75c. 2 25
F. W. Loud, 294 hours' labor, with 1 horse, at 50c. 14 62 Edgar S. Wright, 8 hours' labor, with 2 horses, at 75c. 6 00
Edgar S. Wright, 3 hours' labor, with 1 horse, at 50c. . 1 50
Eli Estes, 40 hours' labor, with 1 horse, at 50c. 20 00
C. M. Estes, 10 hours' labor, with 1 horse, at 50c. 5 00
Samuel Emery, 32 hours' labor, with 1 horse, at 50c. 1 75
E. Howard Belcher, 5 hours' labor, at 15с. . 75
40
Rodney Torrey, 2 hours' labor, at 20c. H. Blanchard and 2 men, 22 hours' labor, at 20c. 4 40
Wm. M. Bates, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. 2 00
E. Chandler, 7} hours' labor, at 20c. 1 50
Henry Pratt, 7 hours' labor, at 20c. 1 40
J. O'Meara, 15 hours' labor, at 20c. 3 00
Nathan Reed, 23 hours' labor, at 20c. 50
52
Paid Edward Early, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. $2 00
E. Raymond, 11 hours' labor, at 20c. 2 20 Philip Welch, 9 hours' labor, at 20c. 1 80
Frank Phillips, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. 2 00
Henry Lawler, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. Geo. Healey, 4 hours' labor, at 20c. 80 Stephen Dondero, 12 hours' labor, at 20c. . .2 40
J. Sullivan, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. . 2 00
Owen Daily, 13} hours' labor, at 20c. 2 70 Wm. H. Healey, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. 2 00
Peter J. Healey, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. . ..
2 00
Wm. Healey, 10 hours' labor, at 20c. Daniel Jervey, 13} hours' labor, at 20c. C. Richards, 63 hours' labor, at 15c. P. Purcell, 5 hours' labor, at 20c.
2 00
2 70
97
1 00
John Smith, 33 hours' labor, at 20c. . 6 60
Joseph Harding & Co., repairs on plough
6 00
$143 49
HIGHWAY BILL.
Paid B. F. Whitman, 120% days' labor, at $2.50 . $301 25 . B. F. Whitman, ¿ day's labor, with 2 horses, at $5.50 . 2 75
B. F. Whitman, 44 days' labor, with 2 horses, at $3.50 . 154 00 · B F. Whitman, 37} days' labor, with 2 horses, at $3.00 112 50
B. F. Whitman, 213 days' labor, with 1 horse, at $1.75 . 37 45
B. F. Whitman, 2379 days' labor, with 1 horse, at $1 50 34 95
John Smith, 128766 days' labor, at $1.75. 225 392
2 00
53
Paid Patrick Purcell, 122 days' labor, at $1.75 . $213 50 Walter Stoddard, 413 days' labor, at $1.50 . 61 85
John O'Meara, 8 days' labor, at $1.75 14 00
Geo. Shaw, 4} days' labor, at $1.75 . 7 873
Ludo Holbrook, 6 days' labor, at $1.00 6 00
Dennis Madden, 3 days' labor, at $1.00 3 00
Patrick Callahan, 2 days' labor, at $1.00 . 2 00
Thomas Brady, 1 day's labor 1 50
Oliver Freeman, breaking stones 2 00
James Moore, 484 days' labor, with 2 horses, at $5.50 . 265 40
James Moore, 53 days' labor, with 2
horses, at $5.00 . .
265 00
James Moore, 10 days' labor, with 1 horse, at $3.50 35 00
Fred Moore, 4 days' labor, at $1.50 6 00
Michael Leary, 96 days 7} hours' labor, at $1.75 . . 169 28
Fred Davis, 15 days' labor, at $1.75 26 24
Frank Monaghan, 109 days' labor, at $1.75. 190 69
Andrew Casey, 12} days' labor, at $1.75.
21 87
Lewis Moore, 122 days' labor, at $1.75 22 31
Bradford W. Gay, 50 days & hour's labor, at $1.75 133 42
Bradford W. Gay, repairing railing 2 00
Bradford W. Gay, 1 bridge stone 1 00
Patrick Flynn, 40 days' labor, at $1.75 70 00
Edward Earley, 12} days' labor, at $1.75. ·
21 87
Wm. Logue, 11} days' labor, at $1.75 20 12
I. R. Jackson, 3 days' labor 4 45
Albert Bates . 1 00
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Paid Geo. Blanchard
$0 50
Frank Davis
50
Jacob Baker, 1,339 loads of gravel, at 3c. 40 17
1
Jacob Baker, 4 powder, at 25c. . 1 00
James Moore, for use of tools · 5'00 ·
Jacob Baker, 16 red cedar posts, at 35c. 5 60
Jacob Baker, 1 plough-point
75
John Reidy, sharpening picks . 2 20
Howard Baker, 105 loads of gravel, at 8c. 8 40
J. Slattery, 116 loads gravel, at 6c., Mr. Elliott, 718 loads gravel, at 6c. . 43 08
6 96
Irville Waterman, 131 loads gravel, at 8c. 10 48
Micah Blanchard, 31 loads rotten rock,
at 163c.
5 16
J. Roche, sharpening picks
4 95
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$2,570 52
Received for loam from gutters
8 00
$2,562 42
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid B. F. Whitman, labor on Central Street, 1882 $72 13
T. A. Hunt, clearing drains 1 60
Z. Dean, covering stone . 12 60
O. Cushing, labor with road machine,
11 75
O. Cushing, freight on screen
1 50
Loud & Pratt, lumber
6 21
Morss & Whyte, gravel screen ·
8 50
D. N. Wade, labor on bridge 2 07
J. R. Jackson, cutting bushes 2 00
Jacob Baker, 1,436 loads gravel, at 3c., 43 08
J. B. Wilson, drain pipe . 57 81
.
55
Paid Old Colony Railroad, freight . $5 76
E. Martin, painting guide-boards 13 80
E. S. Wright, carting lumber 1 00
Micab Blanchard, rotten stone
4 67
G. W. Conant, iron work .
6 70
Jos. Dyer, nails
1 23
Almshouse labor
5 00
$256 45 Odd Fellows Hall Association, for land damaged . 285 00
Total for Ward 5
3,247 36
Total highway expenses
. $17,334 19
Orders drawn on treasurer for highways . $17,224 19
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ACTIVE, WARD ONE.
Paid William O. Colyer, engineer $23 00
Thomas A. Keriran, engineer 23 00
Horatio H. Torrey, steward 50 00
William G. Nash, lantern and post 8 00
A. H. Winship, painting 3 hats, three fronts and 3 eagles . 11 25
Geo. W. Whitten, labor and material . 13 80
J. F. Shippard, coal . 6 05
William O. Colyer, keys and plank, and setting glass 4 00
Wm. O. Colyer, rubber coats
2 50
Joseph Poulin, iron work . 4 00
John W. Bartlett, incidentals
14 76
Geo. O. Miller, incidentals 1 60
J. R. Orcutt, incidentals ..
6 08
W. B. Hersey, labor, painting engine house
109 82
Almshouse, wood and carting coal 2 85
$280 71
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E. S. BEALS HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Geo. O. Miller, steward
25 00
William O. Colyer, fire-hooks, poles, straps, and chains ·
7 90
Joseph Poulin, iron · 5 00
Chas. H. Chubbuck, repairing . 2 00
39 60
57
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GENERAL BATES, WARD TWO.
Paid Z. L. Bicknell, engineer $44 00
Stephen Ca'n, engineer
23 00
W. T. Rice, steward . · 56 57
W. T. Rice, iron work and polish
1 40
D. W. Dunbar, iron work . 4 50
Geo. W. Conant, repairing hose car- riage .
5 30
$134 77
STEAMER NO. 2, WARD TWO.
Paid E. R. Richards, varnish . $3 00
Hunneman & Co., labor and material, 4 75
A. J. Morse & Son, material
75
J. Heffernan, labor and material
3 75
Loud & Pratt, lumber
34 47
Lud & Pratt, lumber
53 19
Oliver Burrell, painting
56 93 .
Geo. W. Whitten, labor and material, 4 40
Jos. Loud & Co., coal for steamer 33 84
Jos. Loud & Co., coal for house 6 00
J. B. Drew, expressing 90
A. A. Spear, repairing jack
50
A. A. Spear, cleaning vault
2 00
J. F. Sheppard, coal .
6 45
Frank V. Gay, incidentals . 1 55
Z L. Bicknell & Co., incidentals 51 95
Joseph Peakes, painting engine house . 55 45
Joseph Peakes, setting glass and ma- torial . 4 75
Almshouse, wood and carting coal 6 85
331 48
58
EUREKA HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid H. B. Vogell, steward $16 67
Samuel Healey, repairing fire hook 3 75
A. A. Spear, repairing ladder 20
$20 62
STEAMER NO. 1, WARD THREE.
Paid Chas. E. Bicknell, engineer $25 00
John R. H. Williams, engineer · 23 00
Darius Smith, care of house 54 75
Geo. S. Baker, incidentals .' 2 36
Jos. Loud & Co., coal
29 49
Lackawanna Coal Company, coal 13 48
E. Bourke, expressing 2 60
John Ford, coal and carting 3 00
Phillips & Bacon, incidentals 7 92
S. W. Pratt, pipe and labor
9.10
Thomas South, incidentals . 1 50
Thomas Griffin, 189 hours' labor 59 75
W. H. Joy, incidentals 4 40
Joseph Loud & Co , coal for house 13 62
Boston Belting Co., varnish 1 50
E. R. Richmond, varnish
3 00
S. W. King, labor on house
4 65
J. M. Walsh, painting parts and var- nishing 31 00
W. K. Baker & Son, expressing . 1 60
W. K. Baker & Son, sponge and win- dow 3 50
S. W. Pratt, broom, dust-pan, and water-pot 2 54
W. B. Hersey, labor, painting house 109 37
H. A. Richards, 2 posts 1 00
W. Merritt, labor on steamer 2 25
Alfred Wyman, rotten stone . 60
1
59
Paid Ashcroft Manufacturing Co., repairs . $3 50
A. J. Morse & Son, repairs
50
R. W. Cushing, labor and material 29 71
Loud & Pratt, lumber 3 02
Joseph Loud & Co., coal for steamer . 16 00
S. W. Pratt, labor and material, stove 10 71
W. T. Burrell, labor and material for house . 1 53
Phillips & Bacon, incidentals 5 50
J. F. Sheppard, coal 12 46
Almshouse, wood and carting coal 9 85
John R. H. Williams, sheathing 9 00
$512 76
HARDSCRABBLE HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid W. T. Burrell, steward, $25 $25 00
GENERAL PUTNAM, WARD 4.
Paid Geo. F. Maynard, engineer $23 00
W. B. Hersey, engineer 23 00
N. R. Ells, steward . 76 50
Joseph Loud & Co., coal
7 65
J. F. Sheppard, coal . 12 13
J. Roche & Co., repairs 3 00
J. Roche & Co., labor on flag-staff 12 00
D. B. Rogers, repairs on house .
28 70
Otis Cushing, expressing . 65
Leonard Gardner, labor and material . 5 20
W. G. Nash, lantern .
6 15
W. G. Nash, incidentals .
7 97
W. B. Hersey, labor, painting engine house . 106 06
Hunneman & Co., labor and material, 9 00
L. Tuck, galvanized pipe 11 41
Loud & Pratt, lumber 1 52
N. R. Ells, repairing chair and door .
50
N. R. Ells, cleaning vault .
4 00
60
Paid N. R. Ells, hanging lamp and clean-
ing up ashes $1 25
Almshouse, wood and carting coal 4 58
W. G. Nash, incidentals 3 47
W. B. Hersey, repairs
2 40
$350 14
CONQUEROR, WARD 5.
Paid Geo. W. Bates, engineer . $25 00
Alvah Raymond, engineer . 25 00
C. F. Ewell, steward .
25 00
C. F. Ewell, extra labor
1 00
B. R. Beals, steward, Conqueror and Gen. Bates 25 00
L. W. Tuck, incidentals 6 25
Wm. Nash, incidentals
2 00
Wm. Nash, incidentals
12 56
L. Tuck, incidentals .
1 00
Elbridge Nash, incidentals
6 10
Joseph Dyer, incidentals
12 64
Joseph Loud & Co., coal
5 38
J. F. Sheppard, coal . 13 25
O. P. Shaw, wood 4 67
Otis Cushing, expressing
3 75
F. P. Hobart, labor and material
13 27
Almshouse, wood and carting coal 1 75
H. B. Hersey, painting 4 58
188 20
CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHER COMPANY.
Paid W. H. Joy, steward
$25 00
B. R. Beals, steward 12 50
Thayer, Babson & Co , chemicals 13 40
Hunneman & Co., chemicals 29 50
Fabric Hose Company, 100 feet hose 35 00
W. B. Hersey, painting 13 62
G. W. Conant, repairs 13 45
W. H. Joy, incidentals
. 1 50
143 97
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RESOLUTE HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid M McCormick, steward $27 08
Thos. F. Brady, steward · 12 50
Geo. W. Conant, repairs . 80
$40 38
GENERAL INCIDENTALS.
Paid Deborah Weston, storage Amazon $25 00
Eureka Hook and Ladder, refreshments 5 00
Eureka Hook and Ladder, refreshments 5 00
Eureka Hook and Ladder, refreshments 5 00
Eureka Hook and Ladder, refreshments 3 37
Gen. Bates, refreshments, Lovell fire . 8 00
W. K. Baker & Son, expressing ·
7 05
John Ford, hauling steamer to East Weymouth . ·
3 00
John Ford, hauling steamer to Brain- tree
5 00
M. L. Cushing, hauling hook and lad- der to Braintree . 5 00
M. L. Cushing, hauling engine to fire 3 00
Samuel Healey, fire-hook and chains, pole, pike, and ring ·
9 00
Chas. E. Bicknell, services committee for purchase new steamer ·
15 00
Phillips & Bacon, refreshments, Hard- scrabble Hook and Ladder . ·
5 00
Steamer for filling reservoir, Ward 1 15 00
Stramer for filling reservoir, Ward 2 10 00
Steamer refreshments, Braintree fire
5 00
Geo. W. Bates, clerk
25 00
Geo. W. Bates, stationery and postage
3 75
Geo. W. Bates, committee on new steamer · .
3 00
Geo. W. Bates, expenses on new
steamer
15 25
62
Paid Resolute Hook and Ladder, refresh- ments $5 00
J. Sullivan, watching Tirrell fire 2 00
J. Hallahan, watching Tirrell fire 2 00
Hunneman & Co., candles and sockets 2 50
W. T. Rice, releathering Rocket 5 15
W. T Rice, alcohol for Rocket . 2 00
W. K. Baker & Son, horses to Brain- tree fire .
5 00
Chemical Extinguisher Company, re- freshments . 5 00
G. F. Phillips, refreshments, Hard- scrabble Hook and Ladder . 5 00
Gen. Putnam, refreshments, April 16th fire . 8 00
George Bennett, labor on reservoir, Ward 1 10 64
C. A. Twitchell, Jr., badges 21 25
Dexter Brothers, paint 90 44
W. T. Rice, stock and labor for engine house, Ward 2 241 00
H. H. Joy, printing . 3 00
Weymouth Band, reception new steam'r 40 00
W. T. Cushing, transporting Active Company, reception new steamer 5 00 A. B. Raymond, supper for firemen, reception new steamer 140 75
M. L. Cushing, hauling steamer No. 2 28 00
M. L. Cushing, 11 dinners for firemen 5 50
George H. Manuel, care Burgess fire 2 00
S. B. Richmond, care Burgess fire 2 00
Fred. Davis, care E. T. Joy fire 2 00
Steamer No. 1, refreshments Braintree
fire 5 00
Steamer No. 1, filling reservoir corner Broad and Front Streets .
5 00
J. W. Bartlett, refreshments, filling reservoir, Ward 1 7 03
63
Paid J. B. Ford, coach to E. Weymouth 5 00
Otis Cushing, hauling General Putnam Raymond fire 10 00
Otis Cu-hing, hauling hook and ladder to town house 5 times . 15 00
Otis Cushing, hauling extinguisher to town house. 1 50
Otis Cushing, hauling General Bates and Conqueror . 4 00
Otis Cushing, hauling firemen to East Weymouth . 9 00
Dexter Brothers, paints
35 43
W. K. Baker & Son, man and horses to Elliot Street fire 5 00
W. K. Baker & Son, Ward 3, hose to. E. Weymouth, . 5.00
W. K. Baker & Son, 4-horse barge to E. Weymouth 7 00
General Bates Company, 50 feet hose. 30 00
Hardscrabble, refreshments Baker fire 5 00
Steamer No. 2, refreshments Baker fire 5 00
Steamer No. 2, filling reservoir,
Ward 1 . 10 00
Phillip Fraher, watching Baker fire 2 00
Conquer .. r, refreshments, Raymond fire 8 00
Conqueror, refreshments, Pond Street woods fire . 16 00
Conqueror, refreshments, Joy fire 8 00
Resolute H. & L., refreshments, Joy fire . 5 00
Resolute H. & L., refreshments, Pond Street woods fire 5 00
Thos Kennedy, working on fire in woods, East Street 2 00
Wm. Cummings, working on fire in
woods, East Street 2 00
Edward Cullen, working on fire in
woods, East Street 2 00
64
Paid Tim A. Sullivan, working on fire in woods, East Street $2 00
Wm Kennedy, working on fire in woods, East Street 2 00
Wm. Kennedy, 2d, working on fire in woods, East Street 2.00
Patrick McGuire, working on fire in woods, East Street 2 00
Frank McGuire, working on fire in woods, East Street 2 00
Wilber Torrey, working on fire in Middle Street 2 00
A. D. White, working on fire in Middle Street 2 00
Wm. Allen, working on fire in Ran- dall's woods 4 00
J. Lynch, working on fire in Randall's woods 2 00
Thos. Connell, working on fire in Ran- dall's woods 2 00
Richard Johnson, working on fire in Randall's woods . 2 00
Active, laying hose for filling reser- voir 5 00
Active, refreshments, Bur gess fire 8 00
L. W. Cain, storing Rocket 25 00
A. W. Mitchell, 11 badges 11 00
M. L. Cushing, hauling steamer No. 2, and H & L. 41 00
Robt. Mills, watching, Baker fire 2 00
M. French, ditching Baker fire . 2 00
E. McGreery, watching J. M. Brant fire 2 00
Frank McFaun, watching J. M. Brant fire 2 00
John Ford, hauling steamer No. 1 to fires . 37 00
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Paid Dexter Bros., oil $2 71
N. Chandler, watching fire 3 weeks 12 00 Steamer No. 2, refreshments, Brant fire 5 00 John R. H. Williams, cleaning Smelt Brook 2 00
Edward Fahey, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
Geo. W. Tirrell, watching fire be-
tween Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
Geo. A. Daley, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
F. Howard Pratt, watching fire be- tween Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
Ellis B Gay, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets 1 00
E. B. Andrus, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
Chas. Anderson, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets 1
2 00
Henry Burrell, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
T. E. Burrell, watching fire between
Middle and Essex Streets 1 00
Robert T. Shaw, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
Everett E Bates, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets 1 00
Jas. S. Lovell, watching fire between Middle and Essex Streets . 1 00
1 00
William C. Pease, watching fire be- tween Middle and, Essex Streets . M. L. Cushing, hauling steamer, Brant fire 5 00
M. L. Cushing, express wagon, Brant fire 3 00
M. L. Cushing, hauling steamer to river twice . 5 00
C. G. Esterbrook, printing . 2 00
66.
Paid W. K. Baker & Son, horses to Lake
Street fire . $5 00
W.K. Baker & Son, horses to Baker fire 5 00
T. E. Burrell, watching Joy fire . 2 00 Steamer No .: 1, refreshments, Baker fire 5 00
Steamer No. 1, refreshments, Middle Street fire . 5 00
Z. L. Bicknell, expense to Waterford . 13 00
F. McFaun, watching Brant fire . 2 00
Wm. O. Colyer, cleaning reservoir, Ward 1
1 00
Wm. O. Colyer, team on account, reser- voir
- $1,277 32
NEW STEAMER.
Paid Button Fire Engine Co. . $3,964 60
Z. L. Bickwell, freight on same . 45 40
4,010 00
NEW HOSE.
Paid Fabric Fire Hose Company
. $1,000 00
1,000 00
RESERVOIR, BROAD STREET, WARD TWO.
Paid'J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber $23 98
Chas. Simmons, labor and material 6 73
J. B. Wilson, drain pipe
4 50
John Fennell, labor .
19 14
Robt. Mills, labor
2 00
M. Yourall, labor
9 00
C. Tomley, labor
3 00
J. Bonvia, labor
2 00
W. Keefe, labor
1 00
J. Brennon, labor
1 00
Frank D. Thayer, labor
4 50
Frank D. Thayer, incidental
2 45
J.'Male, labor
1 00
80 30
Total expense Fire Department .
$8,435 55
Orders drawn on treasurer's account, Fire De-
partment
$8,409 67
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67
TOWN HOUSE.
Paid J. C. Wendell, janitor
. $157 00
Ludo Hawes, labor
2 25
S. W. Pratt, water-pot
1 10
S. W. King, labor and material .
3 00
William Nash, supplies
25 10
Geo. S. Baker, hardware
1 43
Jos. Loud & Co., coal
12 89
J. F. Sheppard, coal . 16 16
Loud & Pratt, lumber
3 35
W. G. Nash, incidentals
9 35
Almshouse, grading yard . 44 10
Almshouse, carting wood and coal
26 76
$302 49
PUMPS.
Paid S. W. Pratt, repairing, Ward 4 , $0.88
S. W. King, repairing, Ward 3. 3 00
S. W. Pratt, repairing Washington Square
75
W. C. Gutterson, platform for Gar- field Square 2 50
2 45
S. W. Pratt, repairing Garfield Square, Town House . 1 58
Geo. W. Conant, iron work, Ward 5 . 90 J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber for plat- form, Ward 3 · 8 06
Leonard Gardner, repairing, Ward 4 . 1 25
$21 37
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LOCK-UP.
WARD TWO.
Paid Asa B. Pratt, food for prisoners $26 00
Asa B. Pratt, oil
25
Z. L. Bicknell & Co., lamps and
chimneys
3 45
J. F. Sheppard, coal .
6 25
Almshouse, carting wood and coal 2 75
$39 20
WARD THREE.
Paid S. W. Pratt, for stove $13 64
Whitmarsh & Lyons, labor and ma-
terial . 7 75
James T. Pease, food for prisoners .
9 25
James T. Pease, cleansing bedding .
3 00
James T. Pease, extra cleansing lock-up, 1 50
James T. Pease, naphtha, lock, and cutting weeds 13
W. T. Burrell, paint and labor 4 81
S. W. Pratt, shovel .
25
Almshouse, wood and carting coal 1 85
J. F. Sheppard, coal :'
7 04
.
50 22
WARD FIVE.
Paid Jason Farrington, for care $25 00
Jason Farrington, food for prisoners
6 36
Jason Farrington, labor
83
L. Tuck, lamp
65
N. F. Bullock, food for prisoners ·
4 20
Geo. W. Conant, iron work
14 82
J. F. Sheppard, coal .
6 25
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
2 75
60 86
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POLICE.
Paid James T. Pease, services . $702 01
Nathaniel B. Peare, services
590 94
Asa B. Pratt, services
179 75
L. H. Loud, services .
13 00
Oliver Houghton, services .
29 50
Geo. F. Maynard
21 50
Frank M. Drown, services
64 00
Isaac N. Tirrell, services
53 00
John Sullivan, services
67 00
Edward Howley, services .
81 00
Freman B. Vinson, services
92 20
Joshua Binney, services, 1880
9 80
$1,903 70
COMMITTEE FOR THE EXAMINATION OF TOWN ACCOUNTS.
Paid Chas. G. Thompson, services $30 25
Louis A. Cook, services
20 00
Augustus Beals, services
11 00
E. A. Vining, services
15 93
Jos. A. Cushing, services
23 75
Calvin Terry, services
49 98
David Tucker, services
24 50
Frank W. Lewis, services .
91 20
Frank W. Lewis
4 70
W. B. Lougee, distributing report
3 00
Dennis Halnan, distributing report . 3 00
3 50
John R. H. Williams, distributing report T. P. Hobart, distributing report
3 00
Otis Cushing, distributing report 2 50
Alfred. Mudge & Son, printing report . 100 00
W. K. Baker & Son, expressing report 1 35
$387 66
70
TUFTS LIBRARY.
Paid Amos S. White, treasurer . $1,580 42
W. C. Gutterson, labor 20 00
1,620 42
W. C. Gutterson's bill refunded, and
paid town treasurer 20 00
$1,580 42 .
TOWN TREASURER.
Cash refunded by Tufts Library
$20 00
$20 00
REAL ESTATE.
Paid Wilmot Claverly, for real estate sold for tax of R. G. Wentworth, Hud- son, N. H. . $15 45
Wilmot Claverly, for real estate sold for tax of Andrew Tracy 27 50
$42 95
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Paid Wm. Nash, envelopes for Mr. Titus . $3 52
Wm. Nash, Ross records 1 40
Anson Titus, Jr., examination of, and cataloguing books and documents 39 00
W. T. Rice, alterations in vault 8 90
S. K. B. Perkins, collecting material
for town history .
100 00
$152 82
71
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Paid J. M. Whitcomb, 1-3 dozen demijohns $1 50
S. P. Sharples, analysis water . 10 00
Edward S. Wood, analysis water 10 00
$21 50
DISCOUNT ON TAXES.
Paid Wilmot Cleverly, collector . . $3,271 60
$3,271 60
HINGHAM AND QUINCY BRIDGES.
Paid the trustees
$3,330 00
PRINTING.
Paid Alfred, Mudge & Son, reports . Alfred Mudge & Son, voting-lists ·
$412 88
60 00
C. G. Easterbrook, advertising and printing 161 50
C. G. Easterbrook, advertising and printing 20 25
C. G. Easterbrook, advertising and printing 26 00
A. W. Blanchard, advertising and
printing · Alfred Mudge & Son, stationery, etc. 16 75
14 75
$712 13
72
SUPPRESSING THE ILLEGAL SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
Paid Frank W. Lewis, services as prosecut-,
ing attorney $187 50
Nelson W. Gardner, special officer 375 00
Nelson W. Gardner, extra services 6 80
S. P. Sharples, analysis of beer in the Cleverly case 5 00
$574 80
1
TOWN OFFICERS.
1
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND HIGH- - WAY COMMISSIONERS.
SERVICES AND EXPENSES.
Paid Thomas H. Humphrey, 1882 and 1883, $410 48
George A. Cushing, 1882 and 1883 532 78
Wm. Nash, 1882 and 1883. 375 00
Jacob Baker, 1883
243 45
Noah Vining, 1883
98 30
Henry A. Nash, 1883
150 00
Henry A. Nash, 1882
201 16
Henry A. Nash, services as clerk of
Board of Selectmen, 1883 . ·
200 00
Henry A. Nash, services as clerk of
Overseer of Poor, 1883 ·
100 00
$2,311 17
ASSESSORS.
SERVICES AND EXPENSES.
Paid George A. Cushing, 1883 $286 00
John P. Burrell, 1883 265 00
Leonard Gardner, 1883 232 00 .
Jacob Baker, 1883' 222 50
Wilmot Cleverly, 1883
197 31
Wilmot Cleverly, 1882
18 48
Noah Vining, 1882
3 00
$1,224 29
74
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
SERVICES AND EXPENSES.
Paid Louis A. Cook
$34 00
Louis A. Cook
97 90
C. W. Farren
6 00
A. H. Tyler
71 02
E. C. Hawes
55 72
O. B. Bates
40 00
Z. L. Bicknell
34 00
$338 64
TOWN CLERK.
Paid John A. Raymond, services and fees, $248 50
Stationery, postage, and expressing .
11 24
$259 74
TOWN TREASURER.
Paid Oran White, services and stationery,
1882
$114 85
Oran White, services, 1883
185 00
Postage and stationery
4 91
Recording tax deeds .
3 02
$307 78
COLLECTOR.
Paid Wilmot Cleverly, services .
$150 00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Paid Leonard Gardner, services $82 00
AUDITORS. 1
Paid Elias S. Beals, services
$10 00
Elias Richards, services . 13 25
$23 25
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid Otis Cushing, freight and expressing,
Ward 4 · $2 75
Otis Cushing, freight and expressing, Ward 5 4 40
Geo. A. Cushing, stationery 5 05
E. Bourke, expressing 1 00
C. L. Rice, returning 20 deaths . 5 00
J. C. Wendell, refreshments for town officers 35 50
C. T. Litchfield, distributing town re- ports . 3 00
Leonard Gardner, distributing town re-
ports .
3 00
Jason Farrington, distributing town re- ports . 3 00
John P. Burrell, collector's books 8 50
Alfred Wyman, stationery . 2 49
Dennis Halnan, distributing town re- ports . 5 00
Geo. A. Cushing, distributing town re- ports . 4 50
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