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John L. Pratt, janitor
19 50
John L. Pratt, cleaning
15 10
Mrs. Samuel Gregory cleaning
12 24
145 18
REPAIRS.
Paid Charles Simmons labor and material $71 22
Abbott & Hamlin, plumbing . 87 78
Oliver Burrell, labor and material 9 65
W. H. Cushing, labor and material . 17 26
S. P. Cushing, labor and material
2 00
187 91
INCIDENTALS.
Paid John L. Pratt
$4 00
4 00
Total
$1,020 59
FRANKLIN.
Paid Edgar E. Thompson, teacher . $562 50
William H. Furber, teacher
360 00
Mary L. Bates, teacher
248 00
Ida J. Barker, teacher
360 00
Martha J. Hawes, teacher 327 20
Lucy G. Tucker, teacher
120 00
Alice A. Cunningham, teacher . 112 00
$1,989 70
22
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $108 21
Willie A. Pratt, janitor . 160 00
Mrs. Mary Cahill, cleaning 67
Mrs. James Barrett, cleaning . 8 67
$285 55
REPAIRS.
Paid Charles Simmons, labor and material, $22 97
Joseph Peaks, labor and material, 3 36
W. H. Spencer, labor and material, 24 85
Willie A. Pratt, labor and material,
1 50
W. H. Cushing, labor and material, 12 75
Stephen Cain, labor and material,
35 68
101 11
INCIDENTALS.
Paid Willie A. Pratt
$1 50
1 50
Total
$2,377 86
HIGH STREET.
Paid Julia M. Talbot, teacher
$314 50
Annie J. McGreevy, teacher 328 00
$642 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOM.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal
$40 26
T. A. Boyle, janitor 43 00
83 26
REPAIRS.
Paid Charles Simmons, labor and material, $4 50
W. T. Burrell, labor and material, 1 00
5 50
INCIDENTALS.
Paid T. A. Boyle . 3 25
3 25
Total
$734 51
23
SCHOOL STREET.
Paid Mary A. Webster, teacher $328 00
$328 00
CARE OF ROOM.
Paid T. A. Boyle, janitor
$47 00
47 00
NOTE. - The coal for this school is charged to High Street School.
REPAIRS.
Paid W. T. Burrell
$1 00
W. H. Cushing
.
3 00
4 00
Total
$379 00
PLEASANT STREET.
Paid Kate C. Keohan, teacher $328 00
Lucy G. Tucker, teacher . 225 00
Nettie E. Bradford, teacher
148 00
$701 00
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $20 35
Mrs. Hannah McEnroe, janitor 60 00
Mrs. Hannah McEnroe, cleaning 5 00
Mrs. Hannah McEnroe, use of well . 5 00
90 35
REPAIRS.
Paid Charles Simmons, labor and ma-
terial
$6 62
W. H. Cushing, labor
3 00
9 62
Total
$800 97
MIDDLE STREET.
Paid Britannia E. Harlow, teacher $264 00
Mabel J. Thayer, teacher 212 50
Mary A. Dee, teacher 128 00
Clara A. Reamy, teacher .
72 00
$676 50
24
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons, for coal $26 71
Emerson L. Hunt, janitor 60 00
Mrs. Mary Cahill, cleaning 3 40
Mrs. James Barrett, cleaning . 3 40
$93 57
REPAIRS.
Paid Charles Simmons, labor and material $2 56
W. T. Burrell, labor and material 2 00
Oliver Burrell, labor and material
13 01
Emerson L. Hunt, labor .
37
W. H. Cushing, labor and material .
5 00
22 94
INCIDENTALS.
Paid B. F. Shaw & Son.
$0 35
Roger W. Bicknell .
1 60
1 95
Total
$794 96
GRANT.
Paid Ida F. Taylor, teacher .
$136 00
Clara A. Reamy, teacher
192 00
$328 00
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $20 06
S. W. Burrell, janitor
30 00
Mrs. Murray, cleaning
: 29
Loud & Lovell, material for cleaning 1 36
57 71
REPAIRS.
Paid Charles Simmons, labor and mate- rial
$58 39
Joseph Peakes, labor and material . 2 65
John H. Thompson, labor and ma- terial . 4 50
W. H. Cushing, labor and material . 2 00
67 54
Total
$453 25
25
HUNT.
Paid J. W. Armington, teacher $832 50
Mary J. Moore, teacher .
370 00
Sara E. Wilbur, teacher .
367 00
Hattie B. Baker, teacher
360 00
Antoinette W. Knights, teacher 212 50
Hattie E. Darcy, teacher
136 00
Edith A. Easterbrooks, teacher
11 70
$2,289 70
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $177 86
J. W. Armington, janitor 181 25
Mrs. Mary Vigher, cleaning 10 00
369 11
REPAIRS.
Paid Waldo Brothers for drain pipe $147 32
Samuel W. King, labor and material 7 75
S. W. Pratt, labor and material
21 52
W. T. Burrell, labor and material
4 00
Alexander Sherman, labor and ma- terial
10 08
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water
31 43
A. H. Sterling & Co., loam
3 90
E. H. Frary, repairing clocks .
2 85
John Connor, labor
9 00
Cornelius White, labor
8 00
John Stack, labor .
55 00
Patrick Erving, labor
62 00
Thomas Ash, labor
21 00
Clinton F. Pope, labor
35 00
John Ford, labor
6 50
Patrick Moriarty, labor
11 60
Thomas Ash
2 50
439 45
Total
.
$3,098 26
26
TUFTS.
Paid Emma F. Parker, teacher $348 50
Hattie L. Reed, teacher . ·
328 00
Hannah E. Ward, teacher
328 00
Hattie E. Darcy, teacher
200 00
Helena M. Callahan, teacher
128 00
$1,332 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal
$68 19
Darius Smith, janitor 73 00
Mrs. Mary Vigher, for cleaning 18 50
159 69
REPAIRS.
Paid S. W. Pratt, labor and material . $26 86
W. T. Burrell, labor and material . 1 00
C. C. Webster, labor and material . 4 25
Jeremiah Bailey, labor and material
3 75
Samuel Thompson, labor. and ma- terial .
8 50
E. H. Frary, clock
5 00
49 36
Total
$1,541 55
LINCOLN.
Paid Mary E. Walsh, teacher $328 00
Annie W. Burrell, teacher
200 00
Eva W. Robinson, teacher
128 00
$656 00
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $84 81
L. C. Williams, janitor 34 00
118 81
REPAIRS.
Paid S. W. Pratt, labor and material . $18 92
W. T. Burrell, labor and material . 1 00
Charles Simmons, labor and material 1 57
27
Paid C. C. Webster, labor and material . $13 00
Alexander Sherman, labor and ma-
terial 1 25
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water 12 91
$48 65
Total
$823 46
PRATT.
Paid George C. Torrey, teacher
$832 50
Sarah W. Spilsted, teacher 333 00
$1,165 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal
$44 70
George C. Torrey, janitor 60 00
Mrs. Sheely, cleaning
9 90
114 60
REPAIRS.
Paid Charles Simmons, labor and ma- terial
$62 58
L. W. Tuck, material 2 06
Otis Cushing, expressage on seats
5 78
W. T. Burrell, labor and material 6 00
John Campbell, digging trench
6 00
W. H. Spencer, plumbing
20 75
George C. Torrey, material
25
J. C. Erskin, labor and material
16 00
W. B. Hersey, labor and material
8 66
L. W. Tuck, labor and material 11 47
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, material . 6 05
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent 11 75
William G. Nash, material
80
158 15
INCIDENTALS.
Paid George C. Torrey
2 60
2 60
Total
. $1,440 85
28
SHAW.
Paid Mary E. Grundstrom, teacher . $333 00
Lois B. Holbrook, teacher
·
. 328 00
Sophia L. Vining, teacher
· 277 50
Isabella P. Downs, teacher .
32 50
Mary E. Brassill, teacher .
150 00
$1,121 00
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal
$47 01
Ludo Hawes, janitor 34 75 .
Asa Pool, janitor
17 00
Asa Pool, cleaning .
50
99 26
REPAIRS.
Paid L. W. Tuck, labor and material $13 00
Ludo Hawes, labor and material 19 96
Asa Pool, labor and material . 1 50
W. T. Burrell, labor and material
2 00
Francis H. Fearing, labor and material 5 00
Nathaniel R. Ells, labor and material 3 00
Samuel Estes, labor and material 5 35
W. B. Hersey, labor and material
4 97
Loud & Pratt, material . 4 54
William G. Nash, material
5 28
64 60
Total
$1,284 86
HOLBROOK.
Paid Ellena S. Spilsted, teacher
$333 00
$333 00
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $24 67
C. H. Lovell, janitor ·
17 00
C. H. Lovell, cleaning 1. 00
42 67
29
REPAIRS.
Paid Geo. F. Maynard, labor and ma-
terial .
$9 75
Charles Simmons, labor and material 9 10
L. W. Tuck, labor and material 5 64
W. T. Burrell, labor and material 1 00
J. S. Erskin, labor and material 5 40
W. B. Hersey, labor and material 98
$31 87
Total
$407 54
CENTRE.
Paid Sarah J. Holbrook, teacher $348 50
$348 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOM.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $9 79
J. C. Wendell, janitor 32 03
41 82
REPAIRS.
Paid W. T. Burrell, labor and material . $1 00
J. C. Wendell, labor and material 2 34
3 34
Total
$393 66
BATES.
Paid Edgar R. Downs, teacher $787 50
Charles R. Fletcher, teacher 135 00
Emma J. Smith, teacher . 333 00
Lizzie L. Whitman, teacher
370 00
Ella M. Clark, teacher
296 00
$1,921 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $101 77
J. Austin Deane for coal . 18 00
Jason Farrington, janitor
.
87 50
207 27
30
REPAIRS.
Paid Dwight B. Rogers, labor and material $29 23
L. W. Tuck, labor and material 75 90
F. F. Bullock, labor and material 58 03
Edward Martin, labor and material . 61 03
Charles Simmons, labor and material 2 25
S. W. Pratt, plumbing 80 32
James Moore, grading yard
3 50
B. F. Whitman, grading yard .
11 50
William Healey, grading yard . 7 00
Patrick Mahoney, digging trench
8 00
Thomas Garvin, digging trench
8 00
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water pipe, etc.
17 33
Joseph Dyer, material
5 33
Jason Farrington, labor and material, 2 65
$370 07
Total
$2,498 84
HOWE.
Paid Maria A. Morrill, teacher
$314 50
$314 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal . $74 47
Charles S. Fogg, janitor . 32 02
Thomas Garvin, janitor . 24 00
Charles G. Morrill, janitor
127 50
Charles G. Morrill, cleaning
1 75
259 74
REPAIRS.
Paid W. T. Burrell, labor and material . $1 00
Ford & Phillips, labor and material . 3 50
Edward Martin, labor and material . 75
William Healy, digging trench
11 25
L. W. Tuck, labor and material
22 67
J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water pipe, etc.
26 39
31
Paid C. H. Tinkham, repairing clock, $1 00
William G. Nash, material 1 54
68 10
Total
$642 34
THOMAS.
Paid Stella L. Tirrell, teacher
$212 50
Jennie T. Holbrook, teacher ·
102 00
$314 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $25 57
Bradford Chandler, janitor 17 00 ·
Bradford Chandler, use of well .
2 50
45 07
REPAIRS.
Paid W. T. Burrell, labor and material . $1 00
F. F. Bullock, labor and material 3 75
L. W. Tuck, labor and material
2 44
Loud & Pratt, material .
8 08
Stella L. Tirrell
3 50
C. W. Tinkham, repairing clock
1 00
19 77
Total
.
$379 34
HOLLIS.
Paid Sarah Stetson, teacher
$314 50
$314 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal $14 80
H. L. Carrell, janitor 30 00
H. L. Carrell, cleaning .
3 00
47 80
REPAIRS.
Paid L. W. Tuck, labor and material $7 24
F. F. Bullock, labor and material 4 15
W. T. Burrell, labor and material 1 00
32
Paid H. L. Carrell, labor and material $1 50
Sarah Stetson 4 50
$18 39
Total
$380 69
POND.
Paid Martha E. Belcher, teacher $314 50
$314 50
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS.
Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons for coal
$19 58
Willie Staples, janitor 30 75
50 33
REPAIRS.
Paid Eli Estes, labor and material $11 00
F. F. Bullock, labor and material 3 65
L. W. Tuck, labor and material 2 84
W. T. Burrell, labor and material 1 00
Joseph Dyer, material
60
19 09
Total
$383 92
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Paid Gilman C. Fisher, services $1,845 00
$1,845 00
FREE TEXT-BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Paid Ginn & Co. $57 78
George F. King & Merrill
15 20
Harris, Rogers & Co. 2 92
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co.
69 00
Ginn & Co. 5-55
Smith, Doolittle & Smith
12 50
Dennison Manufacturing Company . 2 38
Charles H. Whiting & Co. 84
Carl Schoenhof
19
.
33
Paid Thomas Hall .
$53 60
George F. King & Merrill
8 17
A. W. Andrews & Co.
42 20
Ginn & Co. .
2 50
New England Publishing Company .
6 20
George F. King & Merrill
297 53
Benjamin F. Smith .
9 35
H. A. Staples .
6 00
M. T. Rogers & Co.
7 38
Charles H. Whiting
4 84
J. W. Black & Co. .
63 80
George F. King & Merrill
11 00
Knight, Adams & Co.
19 67
George T. Rand
3 80
George F. King & Merrill
38 75
Carl Schoenhof
66 20
Ginn & Co.
68 91
William Ware & Co.
17 00
Thomas Nelson & Sons .
138 25
Charles H. Whiting
93 17
F. M. Ambrose
7 50
Thomas Hall .
2 75
Smith, Doolittle & Smithi
6 28
Oscar F. Howe
40 88
Harrison Hume
20 46
Cyclostyle Company
5 20
Edgar R. Downs .
3 75
Otis Cushing, expressage
2 35
W. K. Baker & Son, expressage 8 05
A. D. Albee
1.1 40
C. F. Adams
58 10
J. W. Black & Co.
30 40
J. L. Hammett
3 40
Boston Bible House
2 15
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co. 36 00
Eagle Pencil Company 59 40
William G. Nash
5 13
Rand, Avery & Co.
15 00
E. G. Bates .
2 70
Samuel Thompson. expressage, etc.,
29 00
34
Paid Alfred Mudge & Son
$3 00
J. L. Hammett 9 40
· Adams & Ingraham
25 00
Lee & Shepard
12 50
Warren P. Adams .
6 26
Charles H. Whiting
12 68
Harrison Hume
4 80
Thomas Hall .
13 90
J. L. Hammett
17 50
Ginn & Co.
24 70
The Prang Educational Co.
30 40
Thompson, Brown & Co.
6 00
Cowperthwait & Co.
12 50
Carl Schoenhof
11 52
Adams & Ingraham
12 00
M. T. Rogers & Co.
48
W. C. Babcock, manager
23 00
D. C. Heath & Co.
1 87
Geo, F. King & Merrill .
409 85
Doolittle & Smith . 25 65
Ford & Phillips 129 00
W. K. Baker & Son, expressage 5 85
C. G. Easterbrook, printing
6 00
William Ware & Co.
6 67
E. H. Butler & Co.
10 00
Harper & Brothers .
58 90
Harrison Hume
195 63
M. F. Rogers & Co.
18
J. L. Hammett
2 44
Geo. S. Perry
21 50
Geo F. King & Merrill
6 75
Ginn & Company .
50 42
Cowperthwait & Co.
100 00
Prang Educational Co.
96 80
Knight, Adams & Co.
25 00
John B. Alden, trustee
2 28
D. Appleton & Co. .
13 00
Interstate Publishing Co.
3 75
Leach, Sewall & Sanborn
5 00
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co.
133 56
35
Paid Nathaniel S. French
$2 00
Joseph Dyer .
4 65
David J. Pierce & Co. 38
$3,032 35
SCHOOLS - MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Old Colony Railroad, fares to High School from Ward 1. $49 86
Old Colony Railroad, fares to High School from Ward 2 170 15
Geo. W. Young, coach for commit- tee, 1884 . 4 00
Otis Cushing, team and expressage, 1885 .
8 85
Alfred Mudge & Son, for extra re- ports . 16 00
Old Colony Railroad, fares to North High School, from Ward 1 . 54 02
Old Colony Railroad, fares to North High School, from Ward 2 . 176 03
C. F. Vaughan, lunch at the exami- nation of teachers 7 77
Alfred Mudge & Son, printing cards 40 00
A. W. Blanchard, programmes for North High 5 00
J. C. Wendell, transportation four scholars to North High School 30 44
J. W. Bates, work on diplomas 18 85
J. W. Bates, ribbon for same . 8 48
Oid Colony Railroad, fares to North High School, from Ward 1 . 1 38
Old Colony Railroad, fares to North High School, from Ward 2 . 3 45
H. H. Joy, programmes for South High School 5 00 ·
Union Religious Society, for use of church, North High School ex- hibition 10 00
36
Paid Old Colony Railroad, fares to North High School, from Ward 1 . $77 70
Old Colony Railroad, fares to North High School, from Ward 2 . 287 56
Old Colony Railroad, freight for North High School 7 87
C. G. Easterbrook, printing 2 00
Second Congregational Society, for use of church for South High School exhibition 10 00
James L. Wildes, tuning piano North High School 2 00
C. C. Stickney, cloth used at the ex- hibition at agricultural fair . 1 95
J. C. Wendell, transportation fonr scholars to North High School 22 12
Total
$1,020 48
TRUANT OFFICERS.
Paid Lorenzo H. Loud, services and ex-
penses
$27 01
Asa B. Pratt, services and expenses 15 50
Total
$42 51
SUMMARY OF SCHOOL EXPENSES.
North High School
$2,801 59
South High School
1,875 70
Athens School
2,505 48
Adams School
768 31
River School .
459 03
Bicknell School
1,020 59
Franklin School
2,377 86
High Street School .
734 51
School Street School
379 00
Pleasant Street School
800 97
Middle Street School
794 96
37 .
Grant Street School
$453 25
Hunt School .
3,098 26
Tufts School .
1,541 55
Lincoln School
823 46
Pratt School
1,440 85
Shaw School .
1,284 86
Holbrook School
407 54
Centre School
393 66
Bates School .
2,498 84
Howe School .
642 34
Thomas School
379 34
Hollis School .
380 69
Pond School .
388 92
Superintendent of schools
1,845 00
Free text-books and school supplies
3,032 35
Miscellaneous
1,020 48
Truant officers
42 51
Total
$34,186 90
APPROPRIATIONS.
For support of schools
$31,000 00
For Superintendent of schools .
1,800 00
One half dog-license money
442 27
Interest on Pratt Fund
275 00
Alewife Fund
252 00
State School Fund .
1162 7
Unexpended balance of last year
302 52
Total appropriation for schools
$34,188 06
Amount expended, for which orders have been
drawn
34,186 90
Balance unexpended
$1 16
LOT FOR NEW SCHOOLHOUSE IN WARD 2.
Paid Henry B. Raymond, for land. . $550 00
F. F. Blanchard, moving buildings . ·
130 00
C. G. Easterbrook, advertising for proposals 2 00
38
Paid Joseph Tatman, for labor
$52 85
Charles Simmons, material and labor
35 40
$770 25
Appropriation
2,000 00
Balance unexpended
$1,229 75
NEW SCHOOLHOUSE, WARD 2.
Paid Isaac H. Cushing, on account contract
$1,635 00
S. S. Woodcock, architect
200 00
Augustus J. Richards, services as committee 16 00
Boston Journal, notices to contractors
4 00
Total
$1.855 00
The Treasurer was authorized, by vote of the town, to borrow the sum of $15,000 for the purpose of building a new schoolhouse in Ward 2, but the loan was not made until after the close of the books for the year. The sum expended, $1,855, as above, was taken from funds in the treasury, and should properly be reckoned as " assets," in making up the expenditures of the present year.
HIGHWAYS, TOWN WAYS, AND BRIDGES.
WARD ONE.
SNOW BILLS.
Paid Peter F. Hagerty, 146 hours' labor, at 25c.
$36 50
Peter F. Hagerty, 90 hours with two horses, 50c. 45 00
Samuel Thompson, 13 hours' labor, at 25c. 3 25
Samuel Thompson, 43 hours' labor, 2 horses and man, at 75c. 32 24
Samuel Thompson, 4 hours' labor, 1 horse and man, at 50c. 2 00
Samuel Thompson, 44 hours' labor, 1 horse, at 25c. 11 00
Miles Keen, 32 hours' labor, at 25c. 8 00
Miles Keen, 18} hours' labor, 2 horses, at 50c. 9 25
B. F. Richards, 30} hours, at 25c. .
7 63
B. F. Richards, man and horse 2 hours, at 50c.
1 00
Geo. Richards, 33 hours' labor, at 15c.
52
Walter E. Thompson, 10 hours' labor, at 15c. ·
1 50
Walter E. Thompson, 232 hours' labor, at 25c. 5 87
Peter Delory, 26} hours' labor, at 25c. 6 63
James Delory, 23 hours' labor, at 25c. 5 75
William Tracy. 9 hours' labor, at 25c. 2 25
James Morrison, 8 hours' labor
at 25c. 2 00
William Lewis, 51 hours labor, at 25c. 12 75
James Bates, man, 16 hours' labor, at 25c. 4 00
40
Paid James Ryan, 10 hours' labor, at 25c. $2 50
Patrick Curran, 17 hours' labor at 25c. 4 25
William Delory, 19 hours' labor, at
25 c. 4 75
James Kelley, 23 hours' labor, at 25c. Michael Spellman, 43 hours' labor, at 25c. 10 75
5 75
John Sullivan, 39 hours' labor, at 25c. 9 75
Wilmot Cieverly, 8} hours' labor, at 25c. 13
Patrick Moriarty, 25 hours' labor,.at 25c.
6 25
James Tallent, 17 hours' labor at 25c. 4 25
Maurice Cleary, 25 hours' labor, at 25c.
: 25
Thomas Coyle, 22 hours' labor, at 25c. Joseph Delory, 39 hours' labor, at 25c. William Durant, 51 hours' labor, at 25c.
5 50
9 75
Martin Goodman, 133 hours' labor, at 25c. 3 38
Garratt Fitzgerald, 49 hours' labor, at 25c.
12 25
Edward Fitzgerald, 49 hours' labor, at 25c.
12 25
Daniel Cohan, 41 hours' labor, at 25c.
10 25
Patrick Cohan, 22 hours' labor, at 25c. 5 50
11 80.
John Ash, 59 hours' labor, at 20c. . John Cohan, 17 hours' labor, at 25c., 4 25 Daniel Mullen, 9 hours' labor, at 25c. 2 25
Anthony Mullen, 17 hours' labor, at 25c. 4 25
John Fogarty, 25 hours' labor, at 25c. 6 25
John Stack, 25 hours' labor, at 25c., 6 25 James McEvoy, 17 hours' labor, at 25c. . 4 25
John Griffin, 17 hours' labor, at 25c., 4 25
12 75
41
Paid Wm. Rich, 17 hours' labor, at 25c., $4 25
Mike Hagerty, 135} hours' labor, at 25c. . 33 88
Frank Beach, 13 hours' labor, at 25c., 3 25
Clarence Briggs, 4 hours' labor, at 25c. 1 00
James Cunneen, 126 hours' labor, at 25c.
31 49
Frank Fisher, 12 hours' labor, at 25c., Henry Hawkes, 40 hours' labor, at 25c.
10 00
Henry Rogers, 21 hours' labor, at 20c. Philip Forpey, 18 hours' labor, at 25c.
4 50-
5 88
98
1 50
2 50
W. T. Shaw, 2 men, 73 hours' labor, at 25c.
18 25
Abe Delory, 14 hours' labor, at 25c. 3 50
-- Coffee, 8 hours' labor, at 25c.
2 00
A. Leavett, man, 14 hours' labor, at 25c.
3 50
D. A. Elms, 7 hours' labor, at 25c. James Grant, 10 hours' labor, at 25c. John M. Coyle, 11 hours' lahor, at 25c.
1 75
: 50
2 75
A. J. Day, 33 hours' labor, at 25c.
8 25
Charles F. Hodgden, 301 hours' labor, at 25c. 7 56
Geo. West, 29} hours' labor, at 25c. 7 37
John Coyle, 282 hours' labor, at 25c.
12
Geo. Prince, 24 hours' labor, at 25c.
6 00
J. A. Cushman's (men), 28 hours' labor, at 25c. 7 00
Philip Delory, 108 hours' labor, at 25c. 27 00
4 20
Hiram Shaw, 23} hours' labor, at 25c. Wm. C. Pike, 6} hours' labor at 15c. Wm. Lloyd, 6 hours' labor, at 25c. . Stephen Delory, 10 hours' labor, at 25c.
3 00
42
Paid Francis Cushing, 77 hours' labor, at 25c.
$19 25
Charles G. Ford, 3} hours' labor, at 25c. 87 . Hiram Thayer, 23 hours' labor, at 25c. 5 75
John Curran, 49 hours' labor, at 25c. 12 25
Michael Carey, 39 hours' labor, at 25c.
9 75
Cornelius Cohan, 24 hours' labor, at 25c.
6 00
Fred. Benkendorf, 8 hours' labor, at 25c.
2 00
Clarence Beard, 37 hours' labor, at 15c. 5 55
Eddy Landry, 18 hours' labor, at 15c. 2 70
Thomas Ash, 19 hours' labor, at 25c. 4 75
James Mc.Neil, 10 hours' labor, at 25c. 2 50
Paul Pitts, 8 hours' labor, at 25c. . Eddy Gerald, 10 hours' labor, at 25c. 2 50
2 00
Joseph Duyon, 272 hours' labor, at 25c. 6 88
John Pitts, 9 hours' labor, at 25c. . 2 25 John McIsaacs, 49 hours' labor, at 25c. 7 35
Mike McIsaacs, 3 hours' labor, at 25c.
75
Charles Garaldy, 23 hours' labor, at 25c.
5 75
David Bates, 52 hours' labor, at 25c. 13 00
Martin Huntress, 59 hours' labor, at 25c.
14 75
Frank Wolfe, 23 hours' labor, at 20c. 4 60
Bradley Fertilizer Co., 31 hours' labor, at 20c. 6 20
Bradley Fertilizer Co., horse and cart, 15 hours' labor, at 20c. ·
3 00 .
Joseph Poulin, new shoes on snow plough 3 00
43
Paid Elisha Pratt, horse and pung, 2}
days . $3 75
Walter Cushing, conveying men, Ward 1 to 3 2 50
John Conners. 57 hours' labor, at 25c. 14 25
John Conners, conveying men, Ward 3 to 1 . 3 50
E. Bourke, conveying men both ways 19 00
$766 13
HIGHWAY BILLS.
Paid Peter F. Hagerty, 110 days' and 2 hours' labor, at $2.50 . $275 52
Peter F. Hagerty, 97 days, with 2 horses, at $3.50 . 339 50
Peter F. Hagerty, 184 days, and 1 horse, at $1.75 31 95
Peter F. Hagerty, cash paid for posts 1 00
Mike Hagerty, 11 days' and 2} hours' labor, at $1.50 16 87
Mike Hagerty, 103 days' and 1}
hours' labor, at $1.75 . .
180 51
James Cunneen, 10 days' and 72 hours' labor, at $1.75 . 18 81 · James Cunneen, 92 days' and 1 hours' labor, at $2.00 . 184 20
Francis Cushing, 8 days' 7} hours' labor, at $1.75
15 31
Samuel Thompson, 6 days' labor, 1 man and horse, at $3.25 19 50
Samuel Thompson, 8 hours' labor,
2 men and horse, at 50c. 4 00
Samuel Thompson, 9 hours' labor, horse and cart, at $1.75 1 58
Samuel Thompson, 6 hours' labor, man, horse and cart 2 04
Samuel Thompson, 7 hours' labor, opening drain . 17
Samuel Thompson, posts and lumber 1 88
14
Paid Samuel Thompson, carting bound stones
$5 00
Samuel Thompson, 129 loads gravel, at 4c. ·
5 16
B. F. Richards, 5 days' labor on bridge, at $2.50 . 12 50
B. F. Richards, 2 men, 1 day, with tools 5 50
B. F. Richards, 2 men, 1 day, with powder and fuse . 6 25
B. F. Richards, 1 days' labor, man and horse 3 75
B. F. Richards, 3 hours' labor, at 25c. Philip Delory, 7 days' 72 hours' labor, at $1.75
75
17 06
Philip Delory, 83 days' 1} hours' labor, at $2.00 166 30
Peter Delory, 7 days' labor, at $1.75 12 25
Peter Delory, 3} days' labor, at $2.00 7 00 Michael Delory, 5} days' labor, at $2.00. 11 00
Joseph Delory, 14 days' 9 hours' labor, at $2.00 29 80
A. J. Day, 6 days' 1 hour's labor, at $2.00 . 12 20
William Lewis, 14 days' 7} hours' labor, at $2.00 29 50
John Stack, 6 days' labor, at $2.00, 12 00
Michael Cleary, 5 days' 3} hours' labor, at $2.00
10 70
Robert Cruce, 16 days' 6 hours' la- bor, $2.00 . 33 20
Michael Moran, 5 hours' labor 1 00
Miles Keen, 3 days' 8 hours' labor, with horse, at $3.75 14 25
William Durant, 4} days' labor, at $2.00 9 00
William Delory, ¿ day's labor, at $1.75 . 87
45
Paid Walter E. Thompson, 6 hours' labor, at 12}c.
$0 75
Walter E. Thompson, 9 hours' labor, at 15c.
1 35
W. T. Shaw, 3 days' labor, man and horse, at $3.50 10 50
W. T. Shaw, 2} days' labor, man and horse. at $3.75 . 37
W. T. Shaw, 116 loads gravel, at 4c., W. T. Shaw, 547 loads gravel, at 5c., John H. Thompson, 3 days' labor,
4 64
27 35
2 men and 4 horses, with scraper, 36 00 John H. Thompson, carting drain pipe 1 50
Joseph Cummings, 1 day's labor with scraper , 50
George Lovell, 4 days with horse, at $3.50. 14 00
George Lovell, 7 days with horse, at $3.75. 26 24
George Lovell, 4 days and 9 hours, 1 horse, at $1.75 8 57
George Lovell, ploughing gutters 2 00
J. B. Wilson, drain pipe . 1 44
Charles Litchfield, 242 loads gravel, at 4c. . 9 68
George H. Pratt, 160 loads gravel, at 4c. . ·
6 40
Estate Charles Humphrey, 32 loads gravel, at 4c. 28
Joseph Rogers, 78 loads gravel, at 4c. 3 12
D. P. Lincoln, 28 loads gravel, at 4c. 1 12
David Bates, 55 loads gravel, at 5c. 2 75 Georgianna Robbins, 246 loads gravel, at 4c. 84
John A. Holbrook, 19 loads beach gravel, at 10c. 1 90
Bradley Fertilizer Co., 33 loads beach gravel, at 10c. . 3 30
46
Paid John W. Bartlett, 14 loads beach gravel, at 10c. . $1 40
'John W. Bartlett, 156 loads gravel, at 5c. . 80
Francis Cowing, 40 loads gravel, at 4c. 60
Mr. Palmer, 6 posts, at 30c. 1 80
Joseph Poulin, iron grating .75
Charles Chubbuck, repairing fence, Bridge Street 3 00
Charles Chubbuck, repairing fence, North Street 9 05
William White, labor and material, 4 00
Joseph B. Barker, painting sign- boards 75
$1,715 63
WARD TWO.
SNOW BILLS.
Paid W. H. Cushing, 143} hours' labor, at 25c.
$35 87
W. H. Cushing, 12 hours, 6 horses, at $1.50 18 00
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