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Frank Monahan, 6 1-2 days' labor, at $2.00 13 00
Thomas McCrystal, 4 days' labor, at $2.00
8 00
George Guertin, 3 days' labor, at $2.00
6 00
James Owen, 12 days' labor, at $2.00
24 00
John Smith, 2d, 2 days' labor, at $2.00 .
4 00
William Irish, 6 1-2 days' labor, at $2.00
13 00
Almshouse, for man and 2 horses, 1 1-2 days, at $5.00 7 50
N. R. Ells, 59.23 tons cobble stones, at $1.25 Joseph Cummings, 57.5 tons cobble stones, at $1.25 .
73 97
71 88
John Beale, 1,189 tons crushed stone, at 80c. 951 20
J. R. Orcutt, weighing 615 loads stone, at 8c. 49 20
John W. Bartlett, oil, lanterns, nails, etc. 12 61
J. B. Barker, labor on sign
5 00
Nelson W. Gardner, for payment of freight on crushed stone 475 60
Care of lanterns, etc. ·
24 40
Nelson W. Gardner, superintending construc- tion, 71 days, at $3.00
213 00
for expenses
16 60
$4,389 58
Cr.
By "J. H. Stetson, Treasurer. cash received from State Treasurer . $2,473 24
$1,916 34
.
$
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
WARD ONE.
Paid W. O. Collyer, services as engineer $26 00
Marcus L. Keene, services as steward 25 00
Geo. H. Manuel, services as steward 25 00
Henry A. Stoddard, services as steward, Hose No. 7 25 00
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent
6 00
66 Hose No. 7. 4 50
labor and materials,
Hose No. 7 15 60
J. W. Bartlett & Co., incidentals . 53 06
J. W. Bartlett & Co., incidentals, Hose No. 7. 12 49
Holden & Sladen, incidentals, Hose No. 7 2 93
A. J. Richards & Sons, coal .
16 93
A. J. Richards & Sons, coal, Hose No. 7 10 95
Almshouse, wood and carting coal . 15 13
Almshouse, wood and carting coal, Hose No.7. 9 00
$247 59
E. S. BEALS HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Geo. O. Miller, services as steward $25 00
WARD TWO.
Paid F. D. Thayer, services as engineer $26 00
A. J. Osgood, services as steward 50 00 .
A. J. Osgood, repairs and incidentals ·
19 90
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent .
6 00
86
Paid A. J. Richards & Sons, coal .
$30 83
Chas. Simmons, labor and material
44 85
H. H. Hale, labor and material
13 80
A. W. Mitchell, hose
5 50
H. K. Cushing, expressage
65
Drew's Express, expressage
6 75
W. T. Rice, labor on hose wagon
3 00
Z. L. Bicknell, incidentals
75
James H. Donlan, repairing steamer and hose wagon
17 75
Almshouse, carting coal.
.
4 62
$230 40
EUREKA HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Henry B. Vogell, services as steward
$25 00
Henry B. Vogell, repairs on truck . ·
1 50
James H. Donlan & Co., repairs on truck
1 50
$28 00
WARD THREE.
Paid F. M. Drown, services as engineer
$26 00
W. F. Burrell, services as steward .
50 00
W. F. Burrell, labor and material .
2 10
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent
6 00
A. J. Richards & Sons, coal .
29 10
Fore River Engine Co., repairs
16 10
C. T. Bailey, incidentals, 1894 Baker Hardware Co., incidentals, 1894
90
A. K. Bates, repairs on stoves, etc.
14 75
W. T. Burrell, painting engine house
23 98
M. K. Crehan, supplies
1 28
F. H. Hall, labor and material
13 20
J. N. Our, repairs
5 90
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
.
7 58
.
1 42
$198 31
87
HARDSCRABBLE HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Owen L. Greelish, services as steward · $25 00
WARD FOUR.
Paid Marshall P. Sprague, services as engineer $26 00
T. F. Moore, services as steward, Nashs Corner 50 00
James E. Burke, services as steward Lovells Corner 25 00
F. H. Hunt, services as Steward, Lovell's Corner 25 00
John H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent, Nashs Corner 6 00
John H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent, Lovells Corner 6 00
John H. Stetson, treasurer, labor and material.
8 97
A. J. Richards & Sons, coal, Nashs Corner 14 42
A. J. Richards & Sons, coal, Lovells Corner 9 90
W. G. Nash, incidentals, Nashs Corner 12 67
W. G. Nash, incidentals, Lovells Corner 11 57
Otis Cushing, expressage
1 00
M. K. Crehan, labor and material, Lovells Corner
1 25
L. L. Barker, repairs, Lovells Corner
2 25
Almshouse, wood and carting coal, Nashs Corner
5 63
Almshouse, wood and carting coal, Lovells Corner 3 00
$208 66
WARD FIVE.
Paid O. Cushing, services as engineer
$26 00
O. Cushing, expressing and incidentals
·
9 32
Fred W. Loud, services as steward
50 00
J. H. Stetson, treasurer water rent
6 00
Henry Rockwood, incidentals .
11 70
88
Paid Thomas Brady, labor
$2.00
Elbridge Nash, incidentals
4 25
J. H. Meara, labor
2 00
A. W. Mitchell, badges .
5 15
A. J. Richards & Sons, coal .
14 96
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., hose and coupling 2 50 ·
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., repairing hose .
19 70
E. Martin, glass .
1 60
Stewart & Howe, supplies
5 66
A. S. Jackson, incidentals
5 32
M. R. Loud & Co., incidentals
94 56
F. L. Smith, repairs
45
T. P. Hobart, labor
3 00
Edgar S. Wright, labor and materials
50 78
John Flynn, repairs
3 75
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
13 70
$332 40
RESOLUTE HOOK AND LADDER.
Paid Thomas F. Brady, services as steward, 1894, $12 50
Thomas F. Brady, services as steward
25 00
O. Cushing, expressage
15
Stewart & Howe, supplies
.
2 50
$40 15
CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHER.
Paid Fred W. Loud, services as steward .
$25 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Firemen's services, 167 men, at $10 $1,670 00
3 men, at $5.00 15 00
Firemen's poll tax refunded, 154 men, at $2.00, 308 00
F. H. Hunt, fireman's tax refunded, 1893 2 00
89
Paid Edgar S. Wright, horses for fires . $55 00
O. Cushing, horses for fires and practice 96 00
Joseph Cummings, horses for fires and practice 16 50
Geo. W. Young, horses for fires and practice . 268 00 A. W. Baker, horses for fires 25 00
J. H. Shaw, horses for fires . 15 00
Estate of John Ford, horses for fires 10 00
C. H. Lovell, man and horse to fire
3 00
Geo. F. Wolfe and 13 men, for services at forest fires, 1894 16 65
C. G. Trussell and 14 men, services at brush fire . 9 30
Fred W. Loud and 18 men, watching forest fires 5 40
A. J. Osgood, watching fire . 2 00
O. Cushing, 2 men, watching fires . ·
4 00
F. D. Thayer, 6 men, watching fires
12 00
W. B. Loud, watching fire
2 00
T. Cullinane, watching fire
2 00
Joseph Cummings, use of express wagon 6 00
Gould & Cutler, chemicals 4 61
F. D. Thayer, services and expenses on fire alarm 30 00
A. S. Jackson, supplies 120 25
Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co., repairs 2 00
N. E. Gamewell Co., repairs and material for fire alarm 639 84
O. Cushing, team on account of Hook and Ladder Truck 3 00 .
W. O. Collyer, services as clerk .
25 00
W. O. Collyer, for postage ·
1 75
Fred Miller 1 00
R. F. Poole, hanling hose-carriage from Wey- mouth Landing to Lovells Corner 2 00
227 35
H. L. Humphrey, repairs, fire alarm and engine Weymouth Light & Power Co., material and labor .
16 19
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., couplings 2 50
90
Paid A. W. Mitchell Manufg. Co., badges $9 25
J. H. Shaw, balance for stove 89
Weymouth & Braintree Publishing Co., cards,
15 40
H. H. Joy, printing
4 75
E. S. Wright, unloading truck
5 00
Railroad men
1 00
$3,654 63
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Ward 1. Hose companies
$247 59
1. Hook and Ladder 25 00
2. Hose company and steamer 230 40
66
2. Hook and Ladder 28 00
66 3. Hose company and steamer
198 31
66 3. Hook and Ladder
25 00
66
4. Hose companies
208 66
5. Hose company
332 40
66
5. Hook and Ladder
40 15
5. Chemical Extinguisher .
25 00
Miscellaneous
3,654 63
Total
$5,015 14
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894 .
$1,302 29
Appropriation March 4, 1895
·
4,500 00
$5,802 29
Unexpended balance
$787 15
HOSE CARRIAGE-WARD FOUR.
Paid Thomas South, Jr. .
$350 00
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1894
350 00
91
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK -- WARD FIVE.
Paid Gleason & Bailey Manufg. Co., .
$766 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight 29 00
$795 00
APPROPRIATION.
March 4, 1895
$800 00
Unexpended balance . ·
$5 00
HOSE WAGON, HOSE NO. 7.
Paid Joseph P. Shannessy
$300 00
APPROPRIATION.
March 4, 1895
$300 00
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
WARD ONE.
Paid Isaac H. Walker, services
$195 88
B. Frank Richards, services
11 00
Hugh Maguire, services
4 00
$210 88
WARD Two.
Paid N. B. Peare, services
$600 00
for team
1 00
E. Q. S. Litchfield, services .
6 00
Frank L. McKenney, services
6 00
Thomas B. Loud, services
6 00
Patrick Butler, services
1 00
Samuel W. Burrell, services .
1 00
George W. Young, teams for conveying pris-
oners
,
12 50
$633 50
WARD THREE.
Paid Thomas Fitzgerald, services
$602 00
Oliver Houghton, services
13 25
Edward P. Condrick, services
5 00
Matthew Macauley, services .
5 00
F. M. Drown, services .
5 00
$630 25
WARD FOUR. Paid George F. Maynard, services $88 75
93
WARD FIVE.
Paid Michael Allen, services .
$605 36
for team
2 00
George B. Bailey, services
10 00
F. A. Caldwell, services
3 00
A. O. Sprague, services.
3 00
L. A. Blanchard, services
3 00
$626 36
LIQUOR OFFICERS.
Paid George B. Bailey, services
$600 00
Arthur H. Pratt, services 600 00
$1,200 00
Paid George B. Bailey, for team .
$144 00
F. A. Caldwell, assisting Bailey and Pratt
17 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, assisting iv liquor raids Services and expense attending Court .
8 00
73 40
N. B. Peare, services and expense attending Court
54 00
Michael Allen, services and expense attending. Court
12 08
$308 48
FEES AND EXPENSES PAID IN CRIMINAL CASES. As follows :
George B. Bailey
$44 35
Arthur H. Pratt
15 80
I. H. Walker
25 57
Thomas Fitzgerald
19 05
Frank L. McKenney
50
Thomas B. Lond .
8 38
George F. Maynard
15 82
94
Paid Asa B. Pratt
$4 50
Patrick Butler
8 91
N. B. Peare
3 60
Ora C. Oakman
18 80
Oliver Houghton
8 58
Michael Allen
1 54
J. H. Tower
4 48
$179 88
Paid Edwin F. Coose, services as watchman, State Highway, Bridge Street,
$61 00
I. H. Walker, services as watchman, State Highway, Bridge Street
41 40
$102 40
LOCKUP, WARD Two.
Paid Asa B. Pratt, food for prisoners incidentals .
$15 25
81
N. B. Peare, food for tramps
. 50
Augustus J. Richards & Sons, coal
3 45
Almshouse, carting
50
$20 51
LOCKUP, WARD THREE.
Paid Oliver Houghton, food for prisoners
$16 57
keys and express on lock 65
L. M. Ham & Co., case for lock and keys
8 00
F. O. Whitmarsh, repairs
2 50
F. A. Sulis, blankets and mattresses
13 77
Moy Hing, washing blankets .
1 40
C. T. Bailey, incidentals
40
Thomas Fitzgerald, oil .
36
Augustus J. Richards & Sons, coal
4 50
Almshouse, carting
1 00
$49 15
95
LOCKUP, WARD FIVE.
Paid Michael Allen, food for prisoners .
$6 25
A. O. Sprague, repairs . 9 64
Stewart & Howe, repairs of stoves .
4 75
Gordon Willis, incidentals
1 30
Augustus J. Richards & Sons, coal
9 00
Almshouse, carting
2 00
$32 94
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES OF POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Ward 1
$210 88
Ward 2
.
633 50
Ward 3
630 25
Ward 4
88 75
Ward 5
626 36
Liquor Officers
1200 00
Liquor Officers, expenses, etc.
308 48
Fees and expenses to officers
179 88
Watchmen, State Highway, Bridge St.
102 40
Lockup, Ward 2 .
20 51
Lockup, Ward 3 .
49 15
Lockup, Ward 5 .
32 94
Police services, Lovells Grove
13 50
Total for Police Services
$4,096 60
Cr.
By J. H. Stetson, treasurer, East Nor- folk District Court fines ·
$212 43
County of Norfolk for fines .
25 00
$237 43
$3,859 17
.
96
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894 . .
$1,737 95
Balance from Suppression of Illegal
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors, 1894
36 53
Appropriation March 4, 1895 3,300 00
$5,074 48
Unexpended balance
$1,215 31
PROTECTION OF FISH AND GAME.
Paid B. Frank Richards, services . Frank L. McKenney, services,
$21 00
Edward P. Condrick, services
72 50
Thomas B. Loud, services
10 75
Albert J. Osgood, services
7 00
James Casey, services
5 00
$190 25
APPROPRIATION.
March 4, 1895
$200 00
Unexpended balance
$9 75
POLICE SERVICE AT LOVELLS GROVE.
Paid Edwin F. Coose, services
$28 50
Hugh Maguire, services 58 00
I. H. Walker, services . . .
42 50
74 00
97
Paid O. C. Oakman, services
$23 00
B. Montgomery, services .
2 50
Arthur H. Pratt, services
3 00
Patrick Butler, services
3 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, services
3 00
$163 50
Cr.
By J. H. Stetson, treasurer, cash from proprietors, $150 00
$13 50
Transferred to Police Account
$13 50
TOWN HOUSE.
Paid Joseph M. Burke, janitor
$84 00
John Seabury, repairs
7 90
Simon Gallant, repairs . · 3 50
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent
6 00
Naaman Cobb, wood .
4 50
Augustus J. Richards & Sons, coal
10 50
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
16 00
W. G. Nash, incidentals
1 35
$133 75
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894
$11 97
Appropriation March 4, 1895
150 00
$161 97
Unexpended balance .
$28 22
98
TUFTS LIBRARY.
Paid Frank H. Mason, treasurer $2,689 11
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894 $600 00
Appropriation, March 4, 1895
2,000 00
One-half dog license money
589 11
$3,189 11
* Unexpended balance .
$500 00
ABATEMENT and REMITTANCE of TAXES.
Paid Mrs. Charles L. Bradford, Jr., tax of 1894 $18 95
Wilbur F. Cleverly, tax of 1894 0 95 ·
Henry Stoddard, tax of 1894 ·
2 78
Mrs. Matthew Pratt, tax of 1894 .
0 93
Charles W. Baker, tax of 1894
.
2 00
Estate of William Bowker, tax of 1894
5 92
Lewis E. Richards, tax of 1895 0 88
George C. Torrey, taxes of 1894
709 04
$741 45
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894 · $336 63
Appropriation, March 4, 1895 800 00
$1,136 63
Unexpended balance .
$395 18
99
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Paid Weymouth and Braintree Publishing Co.
$399 50
for report .
720 48
for poll tax lists.
244 75
Warner P. Dailey .
18 00
S. B. Pratt
20 00
H. H. Joy
1 25
$1,403 98
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894 . $686 43
Appropriation, March 4, 1895 1,300 00
Appropriation for deficiency,
March 4, 1895
34 05
$2,020 48
Unexpended balance .
$616 50
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT.
Paid J. H. Stetson, treasurer, as follows : interest on note, $15,000, due Jan. 1, 1900 . $525 00 interest on note, $5,000 due Jan. 15, 1902 . 200 00
interest on note, $5,500, due March 7, 1896 220 00 interest on note, $5,500, due March 10, 1899 220 00 18 months' interest on note, $5,500, due March 12, 1898. 330 00 ·
interest on note, $4,000, due Oct. 1, 1895 . 160 00 interest on note, $12,000, due May 1, 1899 480 00
100
Paid J. H. Stetson, treasurer, as follows : interest on note, $14,000, due May 9, 1900 .
$490 00 interest on note, $10,000, due Dec. 30, 1901 400 00 discount on note, $10,000, due Oct. 18, 1895 224 44
discount on note, $15,000, due Oct. 18, 1895 250 12
discount on note, $15,000, due Oct. 12, 1895 206 49 discount on note, $15,000, due Oct, 12, 1895 89 03 liscount on note, $10,000, due March 28, 1896 . 156 66
Cr. $3951 74
By J. H. Stetson, treasurer, interest from National Banks $141 9
$3,810 25
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894 . $1,383 21
Appropriation March 4, 1895 2,700 00
$4083 21
Unexpended balance .
$272 96
STATE, COUNTY, NATIONAL BANK AND CORPORATION TAX.
Paid J. H. Stetson, treasurer, State tax $4,095 00
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, County tax 6,533 05
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, National Bank tax . 3,072 57
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, National Bank tax, 1894 82 99
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, Corporation tax. 1894 88 69
$13,872 30
101
HYDRANTS AND DRINKING FOUNTAINS.
Paid J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent $7,000 00 Appropriation March 4, 1895 7,000 00
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
Paid Weymouth Light and Power Co. $5,958 45
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1894
$1,320 65
Appropriation March 4, 1895 .
6,500 00
$7,820 65
$1,862 20 Unexpended balance
MEMORIAL DAY.
Paid Elbridge Nash, Q. M., Post 58, G. A. R. $400 00 Appropriation March 4, 1895 . 400 00 ·
102
BILLS PAYABLE (NOTES APPROVED).
By balance from 1894 . $76,500 00
Notes in favor of treasurer, as follows :
Note, date, March 22, due Oct. 18, 1895
10.000 00
April 24, due Oct. 18, 1895 15,000 00
May 18, due Oct. 12, 1895 15,000 00
July 9, due Oct. 12, 1895 15,000 00
Dec. 20. due March 28, 1896
10,000 00
$141,500 00
Dr.
To J. H. Stetson, treasurer, four notes paid (given for money in anticipation of taxes) $55,000 00
Note due Oct. 1. 1895 (Library building)
4,000 00
$59,000 00
Balance
$82,500 00
Due as follows :
March 7, 1896
$5,500 00
March 28, 1896 (given for money in anticipa- tion of taxes)
10,000 00
March 12, 1898
5,500 00
March 10, 1899
5,500 00
May 1, 1899
12,000 00
Jan. 1, 1900
15,000 00
May 9, 1900
14,000 00
Dec. 30, 1901
10.000 00
Jan. 15, 1902
5,000 00
$82,500 00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid James Humphrey, Gardner case $75 00
Henry G. Hallowell, returning 2 births 50
C. L. Rice & Co., returning 35 deaths 8 75
Ford & McCormick, returning 46 deaths .
11 50
Wales Brothers, repairing pump 5 00
Thorp & Martin Co., 4 order books
30,00
Henry A. Richards, expense. Electric Lighting Committee 9 50
.Joseph Chase, Jr., reporting 22 births 5 50
Cook & Coughlan, Gardner case
50 00
James Humphrey, for Judge Lowell, Gardner case 100 00
George R. Swasey, professional services and expenses at two trials, Gardner case 220 80
John A. Raymond, as follows :
collecting, recording, indexing and returning
6 births, 1893 3 00
237 births, 1894 118 50
5 deaths, 1894 . 1 75
20 deaths, 1894 4 00
170 deaths, 1894
17 00
96 marriages, 1894 14 40
N. B. Furnald, serving notices on Quincy & Boston Street Railway Co. 3 00
Nash & Hunter, survey, plan and description, relocation Cedar Street 15 50
Henry A. Nash, Jr., clerical assistance ·
48 00
Samuel E. Gay, distributing reports ·
6 00
Frank D). Thayer, assessor, as follows :
5 meetings with Board of Registrars 10 00
104
Paid Frank D. Thayer, assessor, as follows :
2 days at Commissioner of Taxes
$6 00
carriage hire 15 00
distributing poll tax lists 7 00
Paid Henry A. Nash, as follows :
preparing annual reports, proof reading, etc. 98 00
distributing notices 2 00
distributing town reports 4 00
witness fees, Gardner case . .
3 50
postage stamps . 3 00
railroad fares and expenses 6 35
Nelson W. Gardner, railroad fares and post- age 3 00
C. E. Bicknell, distributing town reports ·
7 00
carriage hire ·
18 35
Gordon Willis, distributing town reports . postage
6 00
2 00
Robert S. Robson, repairing ballot box .
6 00
B. Frank Thomas, services as warden, Precinct 1, March 4 5 00
E. H. Benson, services as clerk, Precinct 1, March 4 5 00 ·
Ancil Burrell, services as inspector, Precinct 1., March 4 5 00
W. J. Coleman, services as inspector, Precinct 1, March 4 5 00
Edwin R. Sampson, services as teller, Precinct 1, March 4 5 00
John A. Holbrook, services as teller, Precinct 1, March 4 5 00
David Dunbar, services as deputy inspector Precinct 1, March 4 . 1 50
Charles J. McMorrow, services as warden, Pre- cinct 2, March 4 5 00
William H. Pratt, services as clerk, Precinct 2, March 4 .
5 00
E. Q. S. Litchfield, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 2, March 4 5 00
105
Paid George A. McGowan, services as inspector
Precinct 2, March 4 . $5 00
Thomas B. Loud, services as teller, Precinct 2, March 4 5 00
Samuel C. Denton, services as teller, Precinct 2, March 4 5 00
Peter F. Hughes, services as deputy warden Precinct 2, March 4 . 1 50
J. Q. B. Goodspeed, services as deputy inspec- tor, Precinct 2, March 4 1 50
Robert S. Mills, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 2, March 4 . 1 50
Asa B. Pratt, services as constable, Precinct 2, March 4 5 00
Arthur H. Pratt, services as constable, Precinct 2, March 4 3 00
F. F. Darling, services as warden, Precinct 6, March 4 5 00
Dennis Slattery, services as clerk, Precinct 6, March 4 5 00
E. W. Shackford, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 6, March 4 5 00
Thomas F. Eagan, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 6. March 4 5 00
Thomas B. Nichols, services as teller, Precinct 6, March 4 5 00
Edward F. Cullen, services as teller, Precinct 6, March 4 5 00
Matthew W. Lynch, services as deputy clerk, Precinct 6, March 4 1 50
Arthur M. Hawes, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 6, March 4 . . .
1 50
N. B. Peare, services as constable, Precinct 6, March 4 5 00
Patrick Butler, services as constable, Precinct 6, March 4 3 00
William S. Wallace, services as warden, Pre- cinct 3, March 4 5 00
106
Paid F. M. Drown, services as deputy warden, Pre- cinct 3, March 4 $1 50
Burton F. Johnson, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 3, March 4 5 00
Lorenzo White, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 3, March 4 . 1 50
Atherton W. Tilden, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 3, March 4 5 00
John W. Carey, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 3, March 4 . 1 50
Jacob Dexheimer, Jr., services as teller, Pre- cinct 3, March 4 5 00
James R. Walsh, services as teller, Precinct 3, March 4 . 5 00
Daniel A. Donovan, services as clerk, Precinct 3, March 4 5 00
Oliver Houghton, services as constable, Pre- cinet 3, March 4 5 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, services as constable, Pre- cinct 3, March 4 3 00
Marshall P. Sprague, services as warden, Pre- cinct 4, March 4 5 00
Fred L. Bailey, services as deputy warden, Precinct 4, March 4 . 1 50
Joseph E. Gardner, services as clerk, Precinct 4, March 4 5 00
H. Wilbur Dyer, services as deputy clerk, Pre- cinct 4, March 4 1 50
James Moore, services as inspector, Precinct 4, March 4 5 00
N. H. Goodspeed, services as inspector. Pre- cinct 4, March 4 5 00
William T. Spilsted, services as deputy inspec- tor, Precinct 4, March 4 1 50
Lewis K. Jones, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 4, March 4 . 1 50
Adolphus P. Poole. services as teller, Precinct 4, March 4 5 00
107
Paid Thomas H. Melville, services as teller, Precinct
4, March 4 $5 00
George B. Bailey, services as constable, Pre- cinct 4, March 4 5 00
.
George F. Maynard, services as constable, Precinct 4, March 4 . 3 00
Herbert W. Sears, services as warden, Precinct 5, March 4 5 00
Lawrence A. Blanchard, services as deputy warden, Precinct 5, March 4 1 50
E. J. Pitcher, services as inspector, Precinct 5, March 4 . 5 00
Clarence H. Sumner, services as deputy inspec- tor, Precinct 5, March 4 1 50
Henry Rockwood, services as inspector, Precinct 5, March 4 5 00
Matthew O'Dowd, services as teller, Precinct 5, March 4 5 00
J. Clifford Ford, services as teller, Precinct 5, March 4 5 00
John Welch, services as clerk, Precinct 5. March 4 . 5 00
Robert H. Healy, services as deputy clerk. Precinct 5, March 4 . 1 50
F. Wilbur Lond, services as constable, Precinct 5, March 4 5 00
Michael Allen, services as constable, Precinct 5, March 4 3 00
Thomas F. Brady, services as janitor, Precinet 5, March 4 5 00
Paid A. J. Osgood, as follows :
janitor's services, general caucus 1 00
janitor's services, for Registrars . 2 00
putting up booths, Precincts 2 and 6 2 00
sawdust, pencils and barrels 1 65
removing booths, Precincts 2 and 6 ·
2 00
services as janitor, Precinct 2, March 4 3 00
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Paid W. F. Burrell, services as janitor for Regis- trars . $1 00
services as janitor, Precinct 3, March 4 3 00
B. Frank Richards, services as constable, Pre- cinct 1, March 4 5 00
I. H. Walker, services as constable, Precinct 1, March 4 3 00
Josiah H. Pratt, distributing town reports 5 00
George O. Miller. services as janitor for Regis- trars . 1 00
Miller & Keene, putting up and taking down booths, Precinct 1 5 00
E. Bourk, expressing town reports . 12 00
John Seabury, putting up booths, Precinct 5 . 3 00
Louis A. Cook, services as Moderator, March 11 10 00
Orpin Brothers, for desk 36 00
John W. Bates, rent of G. A. R. Hall for elec- tion purposes, 1894 and 1895 24 50
Asa B. Pratt, notifying Town Officers 4 50
Thomas Fitzgerald, notifying Town Officers 3 00
Charles A. Tirrell, meals for Town Officers 5 00
Little, Brown & Co., "Mass. Town Officers," "Notary's Manual." . 5 25
George B. Bailey, notifying Town Officers 4 00
W. H. Cushing, distributing town reports 4 00
Geo. F. King & Merrill, record book for Town Clerk 14 00
C. E. Bicknell, travelling expenses . 3 50
Reuben Loud & Sons, sawdust for Town House,
75
Sarah Church, damages for injuries on high- way . 275 00
Frank L. McKenney, reward for conviction of Hannafin & Larmey 25 00
C. P. Tower, injuries received on road machine 150 00
W. B. Hollis & Son, carriage for Selectmen 5 00
M. R. Warren. book for Town Clerk 5 00
John W. McAnarny, professional services, Dis- trict Court . 20 00
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Paid R. F. Poole, distributing Board of Health no- tices . $2 00
C. H. Lovell, stationery 15 75 ·
James Humphrey, professional services . .
95 00
E. L. Burdakin, copying transfers of real es- tate for assessors 25 00
Erastus Loud, distributing Board of Health notices 1 00
George W. Conant, repairing iron fence 16 00
Nelson W. Gardner, car fares and postage 10 50
John H. Thompson, distributing town reports . 3 00
James Ward, burying two heifers . .
3 50
J. B. Barker, labor on sign boards . .
3 50
Asa B. Pratt, posting warrants
5 00
John H. Thompson, burying horses, Sullivan fire
12 00
George Tyler & Co., cutting edge for road machine 8 00
Geo. F. King & Merrill, stationery
1 40
H. M. Plympton, binding town reports
A. W. Baker, expressing desk 3 75
2 85
William Veno, killing seal
3 00
Nelson W. Gardner, travelling expenses
8 00
Robert. B. Raymond, envelopes, and printing same, Town Clerk ·
2 75
Russell T. Poole, distributing poll tax lists
4 00
Nash & Hunter, civil engineers, services on Cedar street, Bridge street and Columbian square 23 50
Albert J. Osgood, services as janitor, Engine Hall, Ward 2 2 00
C. H. Lovell, blank book and stationery 4 00 .
V. M. Tirrell, reporting 22 births . 5 50 .
Josiah Tirrell, bounty for killing seal 3 00
Henry A. Nash, delivering books and papers at Town House . .
3 00
Bradford Hawes, car fares and postage . ·
10 00
Louis A. Cook, services as moderator at town meeting Aug. 10 5 00 .
110
Paid Joseph W. Vinal, labor on guide boards $3 00
Francis Abele, Jr., Vet. S., inspecting horse . 2 50
Estate of Clarissa B. Clapp, rent of hall, Aug. 10 16 00
Gordon Willis, use of horse and carriage as Selectman . 50 00
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