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For Fire Wardens-John E. O. Prouty, J. Frank Crane, Joseph L. Hobson.
For Surveyors of Lumber-Ansel F. Servan, Edward Rogers.
ART. 13. Shall licenses be granted for the sale of in- toxicating liquors in this Town? Yes, 211; no, 129.
ART. II. To make allowance to town creditors.
Voted, That the bill of Reuben Mann be referred to the Selectmen.
ART. 4. Voted, To raise and appropriate the following sums of money. :
For removal of snow,
$2,000 00
Support of poor,
4,000 00
Town officers, 1,400 00
Collection of taxes,
350 00
Repairs of public buildings,
350 00
Reduction of debt,
2,500 00
Printing, stationery and postage,
200 00
Support of schools,
7,500 00
Superintendent of Schools,
250 00
Repairs of roads and bridges,
4,000 00
Abatement of taxes,
350 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
500 00
Interest on debt,
2,900 00
Free libraries, 240 00
ART. 5. Voted, That the rate of wages for removing snow be the same as last year, 25 cents per hour, to be paid only to those appointed to work by the Highway Surveyor or his agent.
ART. 6. To act on the list of jurors as proposed by the Selectmen.
Hosea J. Stockbridge, excused.
William A. Brown, accepted.
Voted, To accept the list.
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ART. 7. Voted, That the Town authorize the Overseers of the Poor to contract at their discretion for the support of the Town's poor.
ART. 8. Voted, That the Treasurer be and is hereby au- thorized and directed, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow temporarily in anticipation of the taxes of the pres- ent municipal year, such sums of money as the same may be from time to time required, and to give the negotiable note or notes of the town for money so borrowed, and that all such temporary loans shall be payable from the said taxes.
ART. 9. To hear the report of any committee. George H. Webb, one of the committee chosen at the annual meeting in March, 1898, to investigate the subject of purchasing one or more chemical fire engines, reported to the meeting.
Voted, To accept the report.
Voted, To indefinitely postpone the matter.
Voted, That the Town accept the By-Laws as framed by the committee, and printed in the annual report.
ART. IO. Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate $100.00 for Memorial Day.
ART. 12. Voted, That the way and manner in which the taxes shall be collected be the same as last year-5 per cent. discount to be allowed upon all taxes paid on or be- fore October 1, 1899; 4 per cent. on or before November I, 1899; 3 per cent, on or before December 1, 1899.
Voted, That all the taxes shall be collected by the first of January, 1900.
ART. 14. Relating to the Town raising money to pre- serve order. Voted, To pass over.
ART. 15. Voted, That the Town authorize its annual re- port to be printed and distributed in the month of February each year until changed by vote of the Town.
ART. 16. Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate
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$5 for the care of the Old Meeting House Lane Cemetery, Prospect street.
ART. 17. Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate $100 for slaughter house inspection.
ART. 18. Will the town purchase a road roller? Voted, To pass over.
ART. 19. Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate $25 to repair the bridge railing on Front street at the harbor.
ART. 21. To see if the Town will authorize its Treasurer to give a deed of the Grove Street School House and lot. Voted, To pass over.
ART. 22. To see if the Town will raise such sums of money as may be necessary to pay a proper charge of an in- surance company for acting a surety on official bonds ? Voted, To pass over.
ART. 27. Voted, That the Town appropriate the school house yard at Greenbush for a highway and relocate the building thereon under the direction of the School Commit- tee and Selectmen.
ART. 28. Voted, That the Selectmen, with Henry Webb, be a committee to estimate the expense of repairing and re- building the roads and bridges damaged by the storm of November 27, 1898, and report at a future town meeting.
ART. 29. Voted, That the Highway Surveyor be in- structed to move the sidewalk between Mr. Charles N. Tur- ner's and the Old School House lot, nearer the side line of the road and the road widened to that extent. The expense of the same to be taken out of the general appropriation for roads and bridges.
Voted, That the thanks of the Town be extended to Henry T. Bailey, and that he be paid $5 for his services as Moder- ator.
Voted, To dissolve the meeting.
Attest :
CHARLES MANSON, Town Clerk.
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN.
Of the receipts and expenditures and financial condition of the town of Scituate for the year ending December 30, 1899.
PAYMENTS OF STATE AID (Chapters 301 and 374).
Catherine H. Brown,
$ 8 00
Edwin Bowman, 72 00
John Barry,
48 00
Joseph Bailey, 48 00
Abner N. Bates,
12 00
George S. Bates,
12 00
Abby B. Clapp,
48 00
Charles E. Brown,
45 00
Shadrach B. Curtis,
48 00
Rose Doherty, 48 00
Mary F. Damon,
40 00
George Emerson,
36 00
Luke G. Fitts,
48 00
Charles M. Ferguson,
48 00
John P. Giffin,
48 00
Alvin R. Glines,
36 00
Reuben S. Gurney,
55 00
Edmund L. Hyland, 48 00
Daniel Goslin,
48 00
Andrew J. Hobson,
36 00
Irene A. Lee,
48 00
Salome A. Litchfield,
24 00
William Litchfield,
24 00
George B. Litchfield,
16 00
Benjamin F. Merritt,
48 00
William O. Merritt,
72 00
Eglantine A. Merritt,
48 00
Joseph O. Marsh,
36 00
Charles H. Nott,
48 00
Thomas J. Newcomb,
36 00
Patrick O'Brien,
48 00
Caroline E. Spencer,
48 00
Charles P. Seaverns,
36 00
Leonard S. Perry, 28 00
George O. Vinal,
60 00
Nicholas Wherety,
48 00
Nathaniel Wilder,
60 00
Bathana E. Whitcomb,
48 00
Amelia M. Young,
48 00
Lucinda Norton,
4 00
Total, - $1,660.00.
MILITARY AID (Chapters 279 and 372). Benjamin E. Stetson, $48 00
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SUPPORT OF POOR.
Appropriation, Orders drawn,
$4,000 00 4,70I 55
PERSONS WHOLLY SUPPORTED.
Walter S. Brown.
Taunton Lunatic Asylum, board, $170 09
Henry Young.
Worcester Lunatic Asylum, $169 46
Ida M. Taylor and Two Children.
Mrs. Geo. M. Arnold, board and supplies,
$176 91
Dr. J. Winthrop Spooner, medical attendance, 10 00
Edmund Hersey, 2nd, supplies,
2 35
G. T. Defues, supplies,
2 00
Walter W. Hersey, supplies,
I 50
$192 76
PEOPLE PARTIALLY SUPPORTED.
Family of John Gearin.
Hannah Gearin, for board,
$260 00
William P. Richardson, medicine,“
4 05
$264 05
Town of Hanover.
Board and supplies for James Litchfield family, $100 05
James Hughes and Family.
John F. Murphy, rent of house, $ 75 00
Henry L. Ellms, supplies,
92 22
Mrs. John Barry, milk, 9 24
Geo. F. Welch, coal and wood,
27 60
Dr. F. T. Vinal, medical attendance,
71 00
Mrs. C. Driscoll, milk, 2 16
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Henry P. Tobin, digging grave,
4 00
John Cummings, supplies, 6 75
E. J. Brown, shoes and repairing,
3 05
Joseph A. Ward, supplies,
IO 81
Wm. P. Richardson, medicine,
IO 55
James Ward, vegetables,
6 48
Geo. T. Otis, meat,
37 03
Chas. W. Frye, supplies,
23 84
Mrs. John Hughes, board of children,
78 00
J. E. O. Prouty, burial,
25 00
$482 73
Mrs. Davis Jenkins.
Charles H. Trommer, coal,
$ 9 00
Frank E. Cook, coal,
6 50
G. B. and J. H. Vinal, supplies,
96 00
$III 50
Edward Graham.
Frank H. Young, supplies,
$IOI 22
Wm. P. Richardson, medicine,
20 55
George F. Welch, coal and wood,
20 25
Dr. F. T. Vinal, medical attendance,
113 00
John Cummings, supplies,
99 77
Patrick Fallon, rent of house,
46 00
Thomas Graham, nursing,
16 50
Hannah Gearin, board of Mrs. Edward Gra-
ham and child, 45 00
$462 29
Two Children of Charles A. Taylor. Mrs. Annie Touhy, board, $140 00
E. W. Hall & Son, clothing,
16 95
$156 95
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Feeding 382 Tramps.
Henry P. O'Neil, $191 75
John Carson.
T. F. Kane, supplies, $73 96
C. W. Frye, supplies,
90
Geo. F. Welch, coal,
13 00
J. Frank Bailey, supplies, 29 25
Joseph A. Ward, supplies,
7 92
$125 03
Mrs. McLaughlin.
Wm. P. Richardson, medicine,
$1 00
Mrs. R. Supple.
Roland Turner, treasurer, cash,
$130 00
Wm. P. Richardson, medicine,
2 60
Geo. F. Welch, coal and wood,
26 50
Dr. F. T. Vinal, medical attendance,
IO 50
$169 60
C. T. Jenkins and Family.
Wm. P. Richardson, medicine,
$ 1 40
Geo. F. Welch, coal,
19 00
Dr. F. T. Vinal, medical attendance,
7 00
Bridget Mitchell, house rent,
35 00
John Cummings, supplies,
I2I II
C. W. Frye, supplies,
3 50
Edward Rogers, stove,
3 00
$190 0I
Henry P. O' Neil.
Wm. P. Richardson, medicine,
$2 10
Susan Otis.
Geo. F. Welch, coal and wood, $ 4 25
Priscilla Litchfield, rent of house, 20 00
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Litchfield & Faxon, supplies, E. H. Nichols, trustee, house rent, J. Frank Bailey, meat, Roland Turner, treasurer, cash,
32 75
20 00
17 00
34 00
$128 00
Michael Pitts.
Simon Jellow, board,
$52 00
Charles W. Frye, clothing,
15 64
$67 64
Susan I. Kent.
Geo. F. Welch, coal and wood,
$9 50
C. W. Frye, supplies,
4 73
Frank H. Young,
I 00
$15 23
Julia E. Litchfield.
Geo. F. Welch, coal and wood,
$24 10
C. W. Frye, supplies,
78 00
Henry L. Ellms, supplies,
5 15
Frank H. Young, supplies,
49 45
$156 70
Rose Doherty (Chap. 438, Acts of 1888). Geo. F. Welch, coal and wood, $32 25
Patrick O'Brien (Chap. 447, Acts, 1890).
Geo. F. Welch, coal, $6 00
M'rs. Amy Harawick.
Geo. F. Welch, coal,
$ 24 00
Thaddeus L. Litchfield, supplies,
60 00
Dr. G. L. Newcomb, medical attendance,
3 00
$87 00
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James N. C. Wade and family.
George F. Welch, coal,
$18 50
Elisha J. Brown, shoes and rubbers,
5 50
T. F. Kane, supplies, 50
Litchfield & Faxon, supplies,
179 65
Wm. P. Richardson, medicine,
2 65
C. W. Frye, boots and rubbers,
6 78
Dr. C. H. Davie, medical attendance,
204 00
George T. Otis, meat supplies,
63 03
$480 01
Antone Vargus.
George F. Welch, coal,
$6 00
Dr. Geo. L. Newcomb, medical attendance,
I 00
$7 00
Daniel Broughton.
C. W. Frye, supplies,
$52 80
Geo. F. Welch, coal,
6 00
$58 80
Edward J. Murray and family.
T. F. Kane, supplies,
$23 16
G. F. Welch, coal, I 63
F. H. Young, meat, 5 50
Mrs. John Barry, board,
20 00
Geo. W. Brown, moving furniture, fares, etc.,
33 45
William E. Supple, expense taking to Tewksbury,
24 00
$107 74
Ada Chubbuck.
Francis M. Litchfield, board, $109 26
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Mrs. Julia A. Towne, board,
39 00
$148 26
Patrick Landers.
Taunton Insane Asylum,
$19 04
James Tetlow.
Dr. F. T. Vinal, medical attendance,
$2 00
Barbara Falloon.
Massachusetts School for feeble minded, board, $254 42
Daniel Goslin. (Soldiers' Relief, Chap. 447, Acts of 1890.)
John Cummings, supplies,
$ 1 75
C. W. Frye, supplies,
7 13
Mrs. E. E. Weatherbee, board,
144 90
$153 78
Tramp.
Dr. F. T. Vinal, medical attendance,
$ 4 00
Mrs. Percy S. Brown, nursing,
5 00
$9 00
Calvin Jenkins.
James S. Jenkins, wood,
$5 00
John T. Fitts, wood,
4 00
Litchfield & Faxon, supplies,
12 00
$21 00
James McDonough.
State of Massachusetts, board at State Farm,
$II 71
Frances Mulkern.
C. W. and E. H. Sparrell, services at burial, $ 5 00
Thomas Tobin, digging grave, etc.,
8 00
$13 00
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Howland L. Hunt.
Town of Weymouth, supplies, $156 00
Mrs. Sophia Nichols.
Dr. George L. Newcomb, medical attendance, $7 00
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
Town appropriation, $7,500 00
Town appropriation for Superintendent,
250 00
Received on account of Superintendent,
416 67
Received on account for tuition,
88 00
Received County Dog Fund,
245 28
Received Mass. School Fund,
205 52
Total receipts,
$8,705 47
Total expenditures,
$8,637 4I
Payments.
Edgar L. Willard, Superintendent,
$500 00
Edgar L. Willard, supplies,
3 30
$503 30
TEACHERS.
Grace L. Otis,
$169 60
Lilliette C. Jenkins,
281 00
Sara T. Bailey,
175 00
Julius N. Mallory,
1,000 00
Hattie M. Damon,
324 00
Josie I. Barry,
281 00
Margaret T. Sullivan,
306 00
Josephine G. Ward,
288 00
Sara M. Kane, 288 00
Carrie W. Litchfield,
334 45
Blanche C. Gardner, 37 60
E. L. Kellogg,
350 00
Gertrude Gardner,
324 00
Edith C. Holland,
437 50
Lulu W. Randall,
I 60
Clara Louise Bedelle,
500 00
Estelle Litchfield,
66 66 Lillie Stoddard,
33 33
Lata N. Clancy,
150 00
Maud A. Vickery,
110 00
Total, $5,457.74.
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FUEL AND PREPARATION.
Charles H. Trommer,
$77 00
Frank E. Cook, 168 18
Geo. F. Welch,
309 80
C. T. Jenkins, Jr., 14 25
John T. Fitts,
17 70 Israel Cudworth, 45 00
Joseph H. Harvey,
40 18
Total, $672.1I.
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS.
Percy S. Brown,
$248 75
F. M. Litchfield, 20 32
Chas. M. Ferguson,
357 80
Fred D. Graves, 154 00
Abner S. Dalby,
64 90
J. C. and J. H. Merritt, 71 20
Edward Rogers,
4 05
Total, $921.02.
JANITORSHIP.
Wiley S. Damon,
$120 00 E. W. Bates, 78 19
Richard Dwyer,
5 00 Christopher Flynn, 5 00
John Weatherbee,
8 60 R. D. Litchfield, 5 00
Alfred Wood,
183 26 Herbert L. Jenkins,
5 00
Total, $410.05.
Agent for purchasing books and supplies, and the distrib-
uting them.
Julia E. Webb, $25 00
USE OF WELLS.
Albert Clapp,
$2 00 J. H. Merritt, 2 00
Seth Litchfield,
2 00
.
Total, $6.00.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
T. Mulcahy,
$ 8 10
J. L. Hammett Co., IOI 72
Carter, Rice & Co.,
21 50
T. H. Castor & Co., I 48
E. E. Babb & Co.,
84 97
Ginn & Co., 23 42
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Charles W. Frye, I 46
Nat. Publishing Co., 90
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 5 10
Henry L. Ellms, I 35
Allyn & Bacon, 2 24 American Book Co., 105 92
Geo. F. King Co., 22 13
Ziegler Electric Co., 8 13
Silver, Burdett & Co., 4 00
Houghton & Dutton,
15 29
Silverman Bros., 2 00
John Cummings, 40
Geo. W. Smith & Co., 3 00
Rand, McNally & Co., 95 16
J. B. Lippincott Co., 23 38
Seaverns & Spear, 13 44
The Public School Printing Co., 3 40
Litchfield & Faxon, 30
Total, $556.39.
CLEANING SCHOOL HOUSES.
Wiley S. Damon, $10 00 Mrs. Henry F. Spooner, 5 00
Mrs. Robert O'Hern, 10 00 Mrs. Rachel Flynn, 18 00
Mrs. James N. C. Wade, . 5 00 Mrs. C. E. Hyland, 37 80
Total, $85.80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Appropriation, $500 00
Orders drawn, 629 03
C. T. Jenkins, Jr., and Geo. Graham, working at fire, $2 00
John Cummings, services at State Election in 1898 and 1899, 8 00
Henry L. Vinal, services as Forest Fire Ward, 1898, 2 00
Russell Tobin, burying dead calf,
I 50
John Burke, watching fire at Welch's, 1898,
2 50
Moses B. Colman, services as Fire Warden at Welch's, 10 00
T. F. Kane, for telephoning town business, I 50
Fred T. Bailey & Co., 3 00
H. P. Shaw, 4 60
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Wm. P. Richardson, for telephoning town business, 2 57 Town of Pembroke, expense seeding ponds with herring, 14 38
Joy K. Gannett, Jr., cash for fare and conveyance, 9 08
Henry T. Bailey, services as Moderator, March, 1899. 5 00
Wiley S. Damon, janitor of Town hall and lot, 27 50
Rockwell & Churchill, licenses and bond blanks, 3 75
Fenton W. Varney, services as teller at annual meeting, 1899, 3 00
John F. Turner, copying and posting Warrant for meeting, 3 00
Geo. W. Brown, expressing, teaming and car- riage hire, 90 38
Henry L. Ellms, supplies furnished at Welch's fire, 5 30
William J. Flynn, burying dead dog and one hog, 3 00
George W. Anderson, burying dead dog, I 00
James Leary, watching fire at Chester H. Lee's, 2 25
Jabez F. Early, watching fire at Mrs. Howard's, 2 00 Henry Merritt, watching fire at Mann lot, I 00
George Graham, burying dead calf, 2 00
George H. Burbank, fighting fire at Mann lot, I 00
Patrick C. Mitchell, burying two calves, 4 00
F. T. Vinal, 2nd, work on flag staff, 2 50
Litchfield & Faxon, supplies to Town Hall,
3 40
Geo. F. Edson, burying dead hog, I 50
F. E. Merritt and G. W. Elliott, fighting fire at Mann lot, 5 00
Eugene Longfellow, labor on steps and break- water, North Scituate, IO 62
Elmer Burrows, carriage hire, Selectmen, 9 00
J. L. Hobson, services as Fire Warden, 1897-1898, 6 50 Wm. O. Clapp, services as Forest Fire Ward, 1897-1898, II 25
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James E. Otis, building fence for gravel pit, 13 95
James E. Otis, services at election in 1898, 4 00
Edward Bush, watching fire at Mann lot, I 00
William E. Supple, posting and copying War-
rant for Town meetings, 17 00
William E. Supple, making sign board, I 50
James H. Burrows, painting sign board,
I 00
Charles M. Peare and others, fighting fire at Wellington's, 18 00
Fred Merrill, work done on Humarock road, 58 70
Charles Manson, recording births, marriages and deaths, 1898, 40 00
William Stanley, dinners for Harbor Land Commissioners, 6 00
J. R. Ainslie, services as teller at annual Town meeting, 1899, 3 00
Charles H. Nott, returning deaths, 1898, 1899, I 50
Henry Webb, making plans, engineering, etc., 84 62
Geo. F. Welch, lumber for breakwater, North Scituate, II 90
F. T. Vinal, 2nd, repairing ballot box, 75
F. T. Vinal, 2nd, repairing clock for school,
50
Geo. F. Welch, locks and material for ballot box,
2 00
Charles H. Eastman, breaking carriage on Hollett street, 23 00
Henry Driscoll, watching fire at C. Driscoll's 2 00
C. Driscoll, watching fire at C. Driscoll's,
2 00
J. E. O. Prouty, watching fire at C. Driscoll's,
2 00
Julia E. Webb, taking school census,
25 00
Dr. Geo. L. Newcomb, returning births,
2 00
W. H. Litchfield & W. W. Damon, deed,
counsel, etc., Grove Street School house and lot, 6 50
C. L. Damon, burying dead horse, 3 00
C. L. Damon, services at State Election, 1899, 4 00
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A. J. Waterman, services at State Election, 1899, 4 00
Dr. F. T. Vinal, returning births, 1899, 3 00
Dr. O. H. Howe, returning births, 1899, 2 50 Roland Turner, expense and time to borrow money, 5 00
J. E. O. Prouty, returning deaths, 6 50
Liba F. Litchfield, services as truant officer, 5 00
Charles F. Webb, mowing the Common, 2 63
John H. Smith, work on flag staff and bell rope, 4 00
Total, $629 03
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Appropriation,
$350 00
Payments,
$160 39
Henry L. Vinal,
$25 50
Frank Barry, I 00
Frank T. Vinal, 2nd,
I 50
Henry Smith, I 50
Edward C. Vinal,
10 25
John H. Young, 23 60
James H. Burrows,
22 08
Heyward Bros. & Wakefield
Thomas F. Bailey & Son,
28 75
Co. 19 62
Joseph Bailey,
14 75
D. H. Wood,
7 09
J. L. Ellms, 4 75
Total, $160.39.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Appropriation,
$1,400 00
Payments, 1,395 80
John J. Ford, Selectman and Overseer of the Poor, $257 50
Geo. H. Webb, Selectman and Overseer of the Poor, 190 00
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Azro Turner, Selectman and Overseer of the Poor,
60 30
John J. Ford, Assessor, 192 50
Geo. H. Webb, Assessor, IIO 00
Azro Turner, Assessor, 62 00
Joy .K. Gannett, services as School Committee, 40 00 Julia E. Webb, services as School Committee, 40 00
Clara M. Skeele, services as School Committee,
35 00
Wm. E. Supple, services as Constable, 33 00
John F. Turner, services as Constable, 18 50
Walter J. Stoddard, services as Registrar of Voters, 30 00
Charles F. Clapp, services as Registrar of Voters, 30 00 Charles T. Chubbuck, services as Registrar of Voters, 30 00 Charles Manson, services as Registrar of Voters, 25 00
Charles Manson, services as Town Clerk, 30 00
Roland Turner, services as Treasurer, 200 00
Francis B. Lee, services as Auditor,
12 00
Total, $1,395 80
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Appropriation,
$4,000 00
Payments,
$4,245 74
John T. Fitts,
$859 28
Percy S. Brown,
14 25
F. N. Damon,
6 05
Wiley S. Damon, 62 13
Fenton W. Varney,
1 50
Arthur F. Sylvester,
9 75
Geo. S. Bates,
39
James N. Turner,
25 00
Ernest F. Litchfield,
2 33
Stephen L. Webb,
24 50
John Sullivan,
50 75
Charles M. Litchfield,
84 24
Patrick Kane,
55 75
Pearl Vickery,
76 75
Chas. F. Jenkins,
I 36
Jesse Spooner,
97
Geo. M. Whorf,
4 75
Edgar Tilden,
2 00
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Frank T. Whittaker,
7 00
Allen Vinal, 45 03
Richard Hoar,
28 00
A. B. Curtis, 24 50
James Faloon,
10 50
Dudley Connors, 50 50
Frank B. Damon,
20 13
Geo. M. Jenkins,
88
Clemence G. Young,
25 38
Elijah T. Clapp, Jr.,
3 75
Geo. M. Damon,
21 00
Philip Gillis,
47 15
I. D. Damon,
8 25
Geo. H. Jenkins,
30 25
John Faloon,
35 00
Arthur H. Sampson,
30 75
John Carson,
3 50
Henry D. Damon,
17 50
John Flaherty,
7 88
Percy Mann,
62 75
Geo. F. Welch,
167 60
A. W. Blanchard,
61 69
Charles M. Wagner,
40 25
Christopher O'Neil,
36 75
Frank E. Cook,
16 25
Geo. W. Brown,
16 63
Geo. E. Bearce,
31 5I
James D. Carter,
2 00
Geo. C. Jenkins,
28 50
Hiram Litchfield,
5 25
Geo. Tyler & Co.,
8 50
Geo. H. Lincoln,
17 00
Israel Litchfield,
6 61
Herbert D. Wood,
2 20
Frank H. Young,
43 94
Wm. O. Clapp,
19 00
Everett L. Clapp,
III 56
Charles Manson,
8 13
Clement J. Prouty,
87 88
Stillman Litchfield,
3 90
J. Edward Hill,
26 25
Charles H. Northey,
42 75
Francis Mulkern,
17 50
David L. Studley,
30 03
Wm. D. Paige,
8 75
Fred Cole,
78 38
J. E. Gillis,
31 50
Harvey W. Litchfield,
15 46
Abner N. Bates,
33 25
James S. Jenkins,
67 87
Benjamin T. Litchfield,
14 00
Geo. Emerson,
55 13
Elmer F. Burrows,
14 25
E. A. & H. T. Cole,
86 50
James B. Totman,
26 00
Moses L. Brown,
4 75
Caroline Sables,
10 50
J. C. & J. H. Merritt,
52 25
John H. Young,
3 50
Wm. H. Sampson,
6 00
J. L. Greeley, 14 20
Isaac Jellow,
IO 26
Lorenzo F. Hyland, .
3 50
Edward Rogers, 5 20
Charles H. Mitchell,
52 25
Charles F. Webb,
24 26
Mrs. Wm. Wills,
78 95
Jetson Wade,
IO 50
J. K. Freeman,
6 13
J. Frank Crane,
28 50
Vinal Bros.,
23 75
Chas. N. Turner,
30 50
Albert Clapp,
38 00
Daniel Ward,
6 13
Moses H. Jellow,
3 50
Chas. A. Bates,
10 50
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Joseph H. Harvey,
4 75
Horace Litchfield,
19 00
Warren W. Jenkins,
34 76
Andrew Bates, I 75
Abner S. Dalby,
57 25
J. W. Morris,
33 25
Wmn. W. Waterman,
71 75
Litchfield Bros.,
IO 85
Fred D. Graves,
52 25
Zenas H. Litchfield,
8 22
Milton G. Litchfield,
19 00
Henry Webb,
9 50
Walter S. Harrub,
61 75
Seaverns & Spear,
5 71
Geo. L. Curtis,
I 75
M. S. & Z. H. Litchfield,
13 50
Mrs. S. C. L. Hunt,
4 25
Chas. H. Nott,
II 28
Benjamin J. Young,
20 13
Edward Bush,
7 00
C. T. Jenkins, Jr.,
5 25
William H. Varrell,
19 00
Frank L. Young,
8 51
William L. Litchfield,
27 88
Nathaniel Wade,
33 12
Henry F. Spooner,
8 75
Abner Litchfield,
16 63
G. Wilbur Damon,
28 50
Thomas L. Tilden,
57 00
John B. Damon,
76 67
Herbert Litchfield,
14 00
Thomas Flynn,
3 50
Joseph H. Litchfield,
22 75
Ernest L. Bonney,
7 00
F. M. Litchfield,
6 50
John Cummings,
4 13
.
E. H. Perkins,
16 10
Total, $4,250.34.
SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND CATTLE INSPECTION.
Appropriation,
$100 00
Payments,
II3 40
Caleb L. Damon, cattle inspection,
$71 20
Caleb L. Damon, slaughter house in-
spection, 42 20
$113 40
REMOVING SNOW.
Appropriation,
$2,000 00
Orders drawn,
$2,365 59
Geo. M. Whorf,
$9 25
Elijah T. Clapp, Jr., 7 50
Frank B. Damon,
8 88
James S. Jenkins, 32 25
Frank Young, 5 88
A. S. Dalby and others, 180 55
Richard Graham,
2 00
Gridley Cole, I 50
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Clemence G. Young, 4 50
John T. Fitts,
46 50
William Pelrine,
7 75
Albert Clapp and others, 189 72
Charles F. Jenkins,
4 00
James McCarty,
6 75
Charles M. Litchfield and
others, 181 82
James Connors,
6 00
John Conroy,
I 25
Harry McDonald,
I 80
Henry P. Tobin,
8 00
James Faloon,
6 25
Geo. L. Whittaker,
5 00
E. A. & H. T. Cole and
Ernest F. Litchfield and
others, 188 53
others, 302 00
Frank Colman & Son,
2 70
Geo. W. Hodgdon, 7 50
Charles F. Clapp,
2 50
Fred T. Swift, 4 50
James D. Dwyer,
4 75
Henry L. Vinal, 5 50
Henry T. Fitts, : 50
Geo. F. Welch,
13 50
Everett L. Clapp, 9 00
J. H. Harvey and others, 47 75
P. Kane, I .25
Martin Curran, Jr., 5 50
A. B. Curtis & Son, 6 80
Thomas Dwyer,
1 00
Henry B. Ellms, 2 00
Geo. M. Jenkins,
II 63
Geo. H. Jenkins,
6 75
John Jellow,
5 50
John E. Gillis, 9 51
Fenton W. Varney and
others, 200 16
Minot Frye, 2 00
Arthur Manson, 7 00
Noel Hammond,
2 40
Thomas O. Jenkins,
5 00
Harry Driscoll, I 25
Fred W. Wade,
5 75
Frank Barry, 1 00
Russell Tobin,
2 25
Richard Hoar, 2 00
Dudley Connors,
6 00
Frank H. Young,
I 75
Daniel Ward,
4 75
Tilden Bros.,
12 00
John F. Ward,
I 00
Geo. F. Turner,
3 00
Pearl M. Vickery and others,
194 61
Alvin R. Glines, 8 00
Milton G. Litchfield and others,
$276 00
John Weatherbee, 5 50
Percy Mann, 5 75
John H. Young, 8 20
Thomas O'Neil, I 20
Paul Hammond, 2 40
John F. Driscoll, I 00
E. M. Roth, 1 00
James N. C. Wade, 50
Warren Jenkins & Son, II 43
William F. Richardson, 2 25
Luther F. Andrews, I 63
Charles H. Northey,
13 25
Martin Curran, 8 75
Andrew L. Curtis,
5 75
Fred Cole and others,
69 78
James Pelrine,
7 75
Patrick Kane and others, 25 75
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Augustus Ward,
3 00
Burt Turner,
2 75
Thomas Tobin,
5 50
Ernest L. Bonney and
Patrick Curran,
4 50
others,
40 88
Arthur Merritt,
3 38
Thomas O'Neil, 4 25
Walter New Dick,
I 20
W. S. Harrub,
14 75
William H. Clapp, 2nd,
2 25
Fred Kane,
I 75
Geo. Dwyer,
5 75
John Patterson,
1 00
Richard Clapp,
5 75
Charles De Costa,
3 25
Total, $2,365.59.
EXPENSE OF LOCKUP.
Henry P. O'Neil, care,
$49 95
Geo. F. Welch, supplies,
36 90
Frank T. Vinal, 2nd, labor,
50
John Cummings, supplies,
7 36
Gridley Cole, labor,
I 00
C. T. Jenkins, cleaning grounds,
I 25
Total,
$96 96
PRINTING, STATIONERY AND POSTAGE.
Appropriation,
$200 00
Payments,
237 84
Geo. F. King Co., stationery,
$7 85
Hooper, Lewis & Co., blank book,
5 50
D. W. Andrews, printing,
3 50
M. R. Warren Co., blanks and stationery,
13 40
Joy K. Gannett, Jr., stationery, postage, etc.,
I 62
Fred T. Bailey & Co., printing,
8 33
Bittinger Bros., printing,
2 50
Bittinger Bros., printing Town Reports,
114 80
Pratt Bros., advertising, 6 50
Rockwell & Churchill, printing and blanks,
II 75
Beale Press, printing, 8 50
Thomas Groom & Co., tax and collectors' books, 3 75
Vining & Mathews, printing cards and advertising,
4 60
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Clara M. Skeele, stationery and postage, 2 50
Julia E. Webb, stationery and postage, 4 00
Charles Manson, stationery and postage, 5 00
Geo. H. Webb, stationery and postage, John J. Ford, stationery and postage, Roland Turner, stationery and postage,
5 00
14 80
13 94
$237 84
INSURANCE FOR HATHERLY SCHOOL HOUSE.
Fred T. Bailey, policy,
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