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Art. 12. To see if the town will vote to build an addition to the Greenwood school building, of not less than four rooms, and raise and appropriate money therefor, and authorize the treasurer to issue notes or bonds of the town for that pur- pose, or what they will do about it.
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The finance committee, through their clerk, presented a report recommending that the town build an addition to the Greenwood school house, of not less than four rooms, and raise and appropriate the sum of $15,000 therefor, said sum to cover the entire cost of the addition, purchasing and grading land, furnishing the new rooms, etc., and that a committee of five, one of whom shall be a member of the school committee, be appointed to take the entire matter in charge; said amount to be hired by the town treasurer, pay- able $750 per year for twenty years, and town's notes given therefor.
Voted. 158 to 1, to raise and appropriate $15,000 for a four- room addition to the new brick school house (in Greenwood), the town treasurer to hire said amount and give the notes or bonds of the town therefor, payable $750 per annum for a term of twenty years; this amount to include cost of additional land (if any should be purchased), grading of land, furnishing of the new rooms, etc .; the money to be expended under direction of a special committee of five, one of whom shall be a member of the school board.
Chair appointed G. H. S. Driver, C. Donovan, Silas W. Flint, Wm. C. Skulley, and J. T. Cooper. Motion to recon- sider lost.
Art. 2. To revise and accept the list of jurors prepared and posted by the selectmen.
The list was read, and was accepted by the meeting with the exception that the name of Robert J. Lawder was stricken off and the names of Henry W. Eustis, George L. Kilgore and John T. Hill added.
Art. 3. To see if the town will make an additional appropria- tion for the fire department.
Voted. $950, of which $250 is to be expended for a new supply wagon to replace the one destroyed in the great fire two years ago, the town treasurer to hire said amount and issue the town's note therefor for a term not exceeding one year.
Art. 4. To see if the town will purchase two horses for the use of the fire department, and raise and appropriate money for the same, or what they will do about it.
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Voted. $400, to be expended under direction of fire engineers. Town treasurer to hire the amount and issue the town's note for a term not exceeding one year.
Art. 5. To see if the town will raise and appropriate money for the purchase of harness, hangers, etc., and make necessary alterations for the accommodation of the new Greenwood hose wagon, or what they will do about it.
Voted. $85 for harness, hangers, etc., and also that the matter of making alterations for the accommodation of the hose wagon be indefinitely postponed. Town treasurer to hire the amount and issue the town's note for a term not exceed- ing one year.
Art. 6. To see if the town will raise and appropriate one thous- and dollars for miscellaneous expenses, or what they will do about it.
Voted. $1000, on recommendation of the finance committee, the town treasurer to hire the amount and give the town's note for a term not exceeding one year.
Art. 7. To see if the town will raise and appropriate seven hundred and fifty dollars for town hall expenses, or what they will do about it.
Voted. $750, town treasurer to hire the amount and issue town's note for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
Art. 8. To see if the town will raise and appropriate the sum of three thousand dollars for the support of the poor, or what they will do about it.
Voted. $3000 on recommendation of the finance committee, the town treasurer to hire the amount and issue the town's note for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
Art. 9. To see if the town will raise and appropriate fifty dollars for clerical services of the finance committee, or what they will do about it.
Voted. $50, on recommendation of the finance committee, the town treasurer to hire the amount and issue town's note for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
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Art. 10. To see if the town will raise and appropriate one hundred dollars for clerical services of the board of select- men, or what they will do about it.
Voted. That $100 be raised and appropriated, the town treas- urer to hire the amount and issue town's note for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
Art. 11. To see if the town will raise and appropriate five hundred and forty dollars for transportation of pupils in the public schools, or what they will do about it.
Voted. To raise and appropriate $450, said amount to be hired by the town treasurer and the town's note given for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
Art. 13. To see if the town will grant the use of the town hall, for three nights, to the management of the Home for Aged Women, for the benefit of said institution, or what they will do about it.
Voted. To grant the use of the hall, as asked for.
Art. 14. To see if the town will raise and appropriate one hundred dollars for the suppression of the brown tail moth.
Voted. To raise and appropriate $100, to be expended under direction of Rufus Kendrick, the town treasurer to hire said amount and give town's note for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
Art. 15. To see if the town will raise and appropriate fifty dollars for the suppression of the English sparrow.
Voted. To raise and appropriate $50, to be expended under direction of Mr. Kendrick, said amount to be hired by the town treasurer and the town's note given for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
Art. 16. To hear and act upon the report of the committee appointed at a meeting held June 10, 1901, under article 13, to investigate the claim of J. H. Eaton for a bounty of one hundred dollars.
Stephen W. Lufkin, who with Arthur S. Aborn, con- stituted the committee above referred to, read a written report to the effect that the bounty could not now be paid
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as there appears to be no vote of the town applicable to the case, and the time for payment of bounty having expired.
Voted. To accept the report.
Voted. That further action on the subject be indefinitely post- poned.
Art. 17. To see if the town will raise and appropriate the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars for gas and electric extensions, or what they will do about it.
Voted. $1250, the town having at a previous meeting voted to reimburse the municipal light plant for expenditures incurred in making gas and electric extensions. This amount, also, to be hired by the town treasurer and the town's note given for a term not exceeding one year, etc.
Art. 18. To hear and act on the report of the committee appointed to build an addition to the High school building.
The committee were not ready to report, and they were granted further time.
Art. 19. To hear and act on the report of the committee appointed to draw up and revise the town by-laws.
Committee reported that sub-committees were at work, and they desired the time necessary and proper in which to formulate a set of by-laws for the government of a munici- pality the size of the town of Wakefield.
Voted. That the committee be allowed to use the sum of $100, to be taken from the miscellaneous fund, for the purpose of reporting in print.
At 10.35 o'clock the meeting was dissolved.
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Assessors' Report.
Assessed value of personal estate,
excluding resident bank stock, $1,438,530 00
Resident bank stock 89,240 00
-$1,527,770 00
Assessed value of real estate :
Buildings .
$3,732,070 00
Land
3,089,450 00
6,821,520 00
Total valuation .
$8,349,290 00
Number of residents assessed on property :
Individuals
1337
All others
196
Total
1533
Number of non-residents assessed on property :
Individuals
672
All others .
90
Total
762
Total number of taxpayers :
On property
2295
Poll tax only
1905
Total 4200
Total number of poll tax payers
Number of dwellings assessed
1798
66 acres of land «
3987
66 horses 66
464
66 COWS 66 299
66 other neat cattle assessed .
5
swine 66
13
.
2661
.
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Rate of taxation per thousand . $19 20
Tax for State, county and town purposes, including overlay :
On personal property . . $29,333 13
" real estate
130,972 29
" polls
5,322 00
Total . . $165,627 42
Value of property owned by Massachusetts corporations :
Real estate
. $493,650 00
Machinery .
30,500 00
Total . . $524,150 00
Value of property exempt from taxation ;
Church property $196,200 00
Charitable association 4,700 00
Agricultural associations 5,000 00
Metropolitan Park Reservation .
15,000 00
Total .
$220,900 00
Total tax levy for the year 1901 : Loans :
New cemetery, due June 1, 1901 $500 00
Municipal light, due Oct. 1, 1901 3,000 00
Warren schoolhouse, due Oct. 1, 1901 2,000 00
Greenwood school, due Oct. 1, 1901
1,000 00
Lincoln school, due Nov. 1, 1901
5,000 00
North Ward school, due Nov. 1, 1901
500 00
Sewerage loan, due Nov. 1, 1901
1,000 00
Map and survey, due Dec. 1, 1901
500 00
Armory, due Dec, 1, 1901
3,000 00
Fire station, due Dec. 1, 1901
1,000 00
High school repairs, due Dec. 1, 1901
1,000 00
Park loan, due Dec. 1, 1901
500 00
Appropriations :
.July 30, 1900. Rental of hydrants 35 00
Eastman fire nozzle ·
215 00
Miscellaneous .
1,200 00
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Nov. meeting.
Poor department .
3,000 00
Fire department . ·
1,000 00
Forest firewards .
700 00
Miscellaneous
162 20
Insurance premiums
480 00
Land damages, Nahant street
260 00
Nahant street
1,300 00
Painting armory .
300 00
Fire hose
1,800 00
Evening school 800 00
Extension gas mains
1,000 00
Fire department building
2,200 00
Hitching posts
50 00
Suppression English sparrows
50 00
Tree warden
75 00
Plans Junction school . 100 00
Evening school 800 00
School general
37,750 00
וי contingent 2,700 00
2,600 00
Light plant extensions . 1,000 00
Highways and bridges .
8,000 00
Police department
1,800 00
Fire department .
6,256 87
Forest firewards
400 00
Common and park
500 00
Salaries of town officers
5,465 00
Miscellaneous
5,500 00
Public library
500 00
Reading room
200 00
Town Hall expenses
2,000 00
Printing, advertising, stationery
1,200 00
State aid
2,700 00
Soldiers' relief
3,500 00
Military aid
875 00
Spanish war aid
100 00
Insurance premiums
2,217 88
Night watch
1,800 00
M'ch meeting.
text-books and supplies
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M'ch Meeting. Memorial Day $250 00
Fish committee
25 00
Poor department .
7,000 00
Richardson Light Guard
600 00
Concrete work
1,300 00
Edgestones .
400 00
Iligh school business course .
1,250 00
Interest, town debt
17,500 00
Fire alarm boxes .
223 00
Care shade trees
100 00
White avenue
25 00
July 4th celebration
200 00
Town hall vault.
2,000 00
Rental of hydrants
4,410 00
F. II. Hacket, damages
63 50
Painting Greenwood hose house 35 00
Street watering (1-4 of $700).
175 00
Town appropriations . $157,148 45
State tax
4,550 00
County tax .
8,190 64
Sewerage tax
6,430 91
$176,320 00
ALSTEAD W. BROWNELL, CHAS. A. DEAN, FRED S. HARTSHORNE,
Assessors of Wakefield.
June Meeting.
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Forest Firewards' Report.
WAKEFIELD, JAN. 30, 1902.
For the year ending Dec. 30, 1901, there have been 45 fires attended by this department, 16 of which have been buildings fires : 6 of these the regular department was called on general alarm, and one was put out by the Greenwood Hose Co .; the other 9 were put out by this system, alone, as were the 29 brush fires.
At the request of the fire engineers we have placed with them 3 Johnson pumps, two of which are carried on the hook and lad- der truck and one on the Greenwood hose wagon.
MONTHLY FIRES ATTENDED BY THIS SYSTEM.
January,
5 July, 5
February,
4 August, 4
March, .
September, 4
3
April,
6 October,
4
May,
3
November,
3
June,
December,
2
We have paid out of this year's appropriation $156.11 which was due on bills of previous years, some of which have been running two or three years. There remains outstanding three disputed claims on the big forest fire of 1900, amounting to about $30.
We have purchased 18 new two-gallon cans and received 25 new buckets from Mr. Laybolt, paid for out of the special appro- priation of $50 of 1900.
Appropriations,
$400.00
Expended as per pay rolls,
390.39
Balance,
$9.61
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TOWN APPLIANCES.
244 Johnson pumps, 7 balloon valves, 6 top valves, 7 bottom valves, 50 plungers, 18 two-gallon cans, 5 ft. of Johnson pump hose, 25 ironclad pails, 3 hydrant wrenches, 3 spanners, 2 reducers and a large number of cans and pails in the hands of citizens scattered throughout the town.
The pumps have all been examined and repaired, and are now in condition for immediate use.
Pump No. 10, through error in 1891, was charged to W. D. Parker. This pump in 1898 was transferred to Wm. Larchem, who has left town, and the pump has not since been located. The chief of police has now the matter in hand.
JOHNSON PUMPS.
In compliance with the vote of the town at its annual meet- ing, the forest firewards herewith furnish a list of the present locations of the town's Johnson pumps, now numbering 244, as follows :
No. 1, John A. Meloney, Prospect street, West district.
" 2, G. E. Branch, Main street, South district.
.. 3, Mrs. William II. Atwell, Prospect street, West district.
" 4, Fred I. Wilkins, Main street, Centre district.
" 5, W. V. Taylor, market, Main street, Centre district.
" 6, C. C. Eldridge, Myrtle avenue, South district.
" 7, Noah M. Eaton, Park street, Centre district.
.. 8, Alex Glass, Green street, South district.
. 9, Z. P. Alden, Court off Greenwood avenue, South district,
" :0, Supposed to have been taken out of town by Wm. Larchem. Police now looking it up.
". 11, C. T. Welch, Wiley place, Woodville district.
.. 12, E. W. White, West Albion street, West district.
". 13, E. H. Walton, Pleasant street, Centre district.
· 14, E. F. Poland, 30 Summer street, Centre district.
· 15, in doubt, not found.
· 16, H. Sahlholm, Oak street, Woodville district.
" 17, G. W. Braxton, cor. W. Chestnut and Cedar streets, West district.
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No.18, John Miniken, Church street, Centre district.
" 19, T. F. Ringer, F. F. W., Greenwood avenue, South dist.
" 20, last record of this pump, 1891.
" 21, Michael Low, Bennett street, Centre district.
" 22, W. A. Cutter, grocer, Main street, Centre district. " 23, J. M. Perley, Railroad street, Centre district. " 24, Henry Harper, Nahant street, Centre district. " 25, Geo. K. Gilman, Charles street, Centre district.
" 26, A. G. Goodwin, 14 Lowell street, North district. " 27, Alvin B. Woodman, Sweetser street, North district. " 28, A. M. Baxter, 16 Forest street, South district. " 29, Samuel Parker, Main street, North district.
" 30, T. H. Evans, Water street, Woodville district.
" 31, J. R. Reid, Salem and Lowell streets, East district. " 32, F. Nickerson, Lowell street, East district.
" 33, Geo. K. Walton, Salem street, East district. " 34, M. P. Parker, Lowell and Vernon streets, East district.
" 35, W. A. Feindle, Main street Junction, Centre district. " 36, Isaac E. Greer, Main street, Centre district. " 37, Justin Howard, Main street, Centre district.
" 38, J. G. Brooks, Forest street, South district.
" 39, A. E. Parks, Grove street, south district.
" 40, Rodney Edmands, Court, off Water street, Woodville dist.
" 41, Mrs. Ellen Denehey, Water street, Woodville district.
" 42, John McGlory, Jr., Railroad street, West district.
" 43, W. W. Bessey's stable, Albion street, Centre district. " 44, A. S. Philbrick, Railroad street, West district.
" 45, John Kernan, Gould street, West district. " 46, C. R. Hamilton, Elm street, West district.
" 47, Geo. E. Donald, Almshouse, Farm street, Woodville dist.
" 48, T. F. Ringer, F. F. W., Greenwood avenue, South district. " 49, Burned up in Hopkins fire, April 18, 1901.
" 50, Wm. Mortimer, Traverse street, Centre district. " 51, No record for ten years.
" 52, F. M. Staples, Oak street, South district.
" 53, Geo. F. Roby, Greenwood and Spring streets, South dist. " 54, S. M. Gates, Green street, South district.
" 55, Wakefield fire department.
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No.56, Alex. Murray, Farm street, Woodville district.
" 57, W. M. Ward, Nahant street, Woodville district.
" 58, Charles Drury, 290 Salem street, East district.
" 59, Jonathan Buxton, Lowell street, East district.
" 60, Josiah Laybolt, Water street, Centre district.
" 61, L. Dana Draper, Jr., Salem street, East district.
" 62, Jonathan N. McMaster, 10 Vernon street, East district.
" 63, J. S. Newhall, Lowell street, North district.
" 64, A. W. Flint, Lawrence street cor. Pleasant street, Centre district.
" 65, Geoege II. Teague, Converse street, West district.
" 66, D). D. Douglas, Broadway, West district.
" 67, John F. Stimpson, Elm street, West district.
" 68, W'm. Darling, Main street, South district.
" 69, Chas. S. Merrill, 72 Morrison avenue, West district. .
" 70, Chas. W. Sunman, Pitman avenue, South district.
" 71, E. E. Lee, Oak street and Greenwood avenue, South district.
" 72, Geo. II. Potter, Francis street, South district.
" 73, Chas. Cloudman, Elm street, West district.
" 74, A. F. Cutter, corner Oak and Nahant streets Woodville district.
" 75, Jacob Remmel, 202 Salem street, East district.
" 76, F. M. Pendleton, Francis street, South district.
" 77, F. E. Allard, Byron street and Jordan avenue, West district.
" 78, C. R. Counihan, Water street, Woodville district.
" 79, A. C. Albee, Converse, cor. Gould street, West district.
" 80, J. L. Munier, 10 Fitch court, Centre district.
" 81, Patrick Fay, Salem street, East district.
" 82, Geo. E. Smith, 40 Elm street, West district.
" 83, Last record 1897.
" 84, I. N. Dadley, Main street, South district.
" 85, J. R. Marble, Greenwood avenue, South district.
" 86, Last record 1897.
" 87, I. G. Floyd, Pleasant street, North district.
" 88, Jordan's drug store, 438 Main street, Centre district.
" 89, Citizen and Banner Office, Main street, Centre district.
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No.90, W. E. Cowdrey, 61 Prospect street, West district.
" 91, F. M. Ellis, Cooper street, South district.
" 92, Last record 1900.
" 93, Walton's lunch room, 454 Main street, Centre district.
" 94, S. H. Gowing, market, 404 Main street, Centre district.
" 95, B. A. Heath, Albion house, Albion street, Centre district.
" 96, Enoch Young, Albion street, Centre district.
" 97, Geo. N. Whiting, flag station, Elm street crossing, West district.
" 98, B. F. Shedd, 25 Cordis street, North district.
" 99, T. M. Ward, Oak street, Woodville district.
" 100, R. Kendrick, 712 Main street, South district.
" 101, George L. Tyler, W. Chestnut and Prospect street, West district.
" 102, Philip Orme, Myrtle avenue, South district.
" 103, S. H. Lowe, Park street, upper plains, South district.
" 104, R. H. Ryland, 71 Prospect street, West district.
" 105, J. A. Speare & Co., 390 Main street, Centre district.
" 106, S. T. Parker, 203 Lowell street, East district.
" 107, C. H. Cheever, cor. Main and Salem streets, Centre district.
" 108, Burned up in Hathaway fire 1899.
" 109, Wm. W. Wanamake, Nahant street, near almshouse, Woodville district.
" 110, Fred A. Sweetser, Water street, Centre district.
66 111, Samuel L. White, Fairmount avenue, off West Chestnut street, West district.
" 112, L. A. Green, Charles street, Centre district.
" 113, Wm. Leet, Oak street, South district.
" 114, C. W. Park, Main street, South district.
" 115, Last record 1901. In doubt, not found.
" 116, S. E. Ryder, druggist, 416 Main street, Centre district.
" 117, O. N. Gammons, Birch Hill avenue, Centre district.
" 118, John W. Harnden, barber, 426 Main street, Centre district.
" 119, Thomas Kenney, Summer street, Centre district.
" 120, R. Kendrick, 712 Main street, South district.
" 121, T. L. Munier, 34 Valley street, Centre district.
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No.122, Wakefield fire department.
" 123, Crozier Latimer, express, 43 Crescent street, Centre district.
" 124, G. R. Tyzzer, Water street, Woodville district.
" 125, Geo. W. Eaton, grocer, 394 Main street, Centre district.
" 126, J. M. Doucette, Albion street, Centre district.
" 127, Charles H. Cheever, Main street cor. Salem, Centre district. ₫
" 128, A. H. Gould, Forest street, South district.
" 129, C. E. Jones, Greenwood avenue, Greenwood park, South district.
" 130, Geo. A. Anderson, Pine street, Greenwood park, South district.
" 131, Charles B. Nickerson, 6 Walker terrace, off Yale avenue, Centre district.
" 132, Hugh Connell, 442 Main street, Centre district.
" 133, N. B. Bucknam, Tyzzer avenue, off .Water street, Wood- ville district.
" 134, W. P. Shepard, Shumway circle, park, West district.
" 135, Wm. E. Eaton, 15 Summit avenue, park, West district.
" 136, Timothy Doucette, Elm street, cor. West Chestnut and Elm streets, North district.
" 137, Michael J. McTeague, 21 Murray street, West district.
" 138, Jas. Balmain, New Salem street court, Bellevue park, East district.
" 139, Charles H. Black, 268 Salem street, East district.
" 140, Wm. S. Hill, Fairmount avenue, West district.
" 141, T. F. Ringer, F. F. W., Greenwood avenue, South district.
" 142, John Crosby, Nahant street, Woodville district.
" 143, E. E. Lee, grocer, Main street, South district.
" 144, A. R. Wiley, 10 Avon court, West district. " 145, Last record 1899.
" 146, T. F. P. Landers, Merriam street, South district.
" 147, S. T. Parker, 203 Lowell street, East district.
" 148, S. T. Parker, 203 Lowell street, East district.
" 149, C. P. Rosson, head of pond, 25 Lowell street, North district.
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No.150, S. T. Parker, 203 Lowell street, East district.
151, W. L. Griffin, Cordis and Pleasant streets, North district.
" 152, Orrin Stone, 14 Eaton street, Centre district.
" 153, A. A. Butler, 432 Main street, pump kept at stable off Water street, Centre district.
" 154, Thomas H. Moses, 260 Lowell street, East district.
" 155, D. Hadley, Salem street, East district.
" 156, E. L. Grinnell, Lowell street, East district.
" 157, L. K. Finney, 146 Venon street, Centre district.
" 158, Rufus Kendrick, 712 Main street, South district.
" 159, Allie D. Rogers, 193 Railroad street, West district.
" 160, A. E. Boesch, Albion street, West district.
" 161, A. Butler, store, 434 Main street, Centre district.
" 162, B. W. Norton, 380 Main street, Centre district.
" 163, M. Curley, grain store, Main street, Centre district.
" 164, T. F. Ringer, F. F. W., Greenwood ave., South district.
" 165, G. W. Couillard, Main street (Junction), Centre district.
" 166, Job C. Young, Madison avenue, South district.
" 167, G. H. Bailey, Main street, Greenwood block, South dist.
" 168, G. B. Moore, Pitman avenue, South district.
" 169, G. A. Hooper, Farm street, Woodville district.
" 170, Frank H. Sweetser, 170 Main street, Centre district.
" 171, C. F. Barrett, off Green street, Centre district .
" 172, Michael Holden, 5 Bartley street, West district.
" 173, Richard S. Stout, 6 Bennett street, Centre district.
" 174, D. W. Hunt, 99 Albion street, Centre district.
" 175, J. O'Connell, 58 Richardson street, Centre district.
" 176, Burned up in Hathaway fire, 1899.
" 177, Michael O'Connell, 47 Lake street, West district.
" 178, John S. Griffiths, 73 Pleasant street, North district.
" 179, Dean Dudley, Pleasant street, off Salem street, East dist.
" 180, C. H. Curtis, baker, 430 Main street, Centre district.
" 181, E. K. Smith, 231 Lowell street, East district.
" 182, H. L. Goldsmith, 99 Salem street, East district.
" 183, Patrick McLaughlin, 65 Cedar street, West district.
" 184, Owen Corcoran, Wiley place, Woodville district.
" 185, F. E. Bunker, Wave avenue, Centre district.
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No.186, J. II. Ringer, janitor Greenwood school house, South district.
" 187, Alex. Murray, janitor Woodville school, Woodville dist.
" 188, M. F. Hurley, janitor Montrose school house, East dist.
" 189, Geo. O. Russell, janitor High school house, Centre dist.
" 190, Chas. E. Newman, janitor Lincoln school house, Cen- tre dist.
" 191, Thos. Thrush, janitor Franklin school house, Centre dist.
.. 192, Wm. W. Chesley, 173 Albion street, West district.
" 193, II. B. Borden, 714 Main street, South district.
·· 194, J. F. Alexander, flag station, Chestnut street crossing, Centre district.
" 195, John M. Cate, Main street, Centre district.
" 196, Edw. E. Eaton, janitor Hamilton school house, W est dist.
" 197, Edw. E. Eaton, janitor Warren school house, West dist.
" 198, A. W. Ventress, janitor West ward school house, West dist.
" 199, B. F. Shedd, janitor North ward school house, No. dist.
" 200, R. F. Draper, janitor town hall, Centre district.
" 201, R. L. Pitman, 840 Main street, South district.
" 202, J. T. Paine, 464 Main street, Centre district.
" 203, J. T. Mahoney, 44 Bartley street, West district.
" 204, Arthur Harnden, 12 Water street, Centre district.
" 205, T. F. Ringer, F. F. W., Greenwood avenue, South dist.
" 206, C. W. Baker, 297 Salem street, East district.
" 207, Geo. E. Whittum, 39 Albion street, Centre district.
" 208, Wakefield Daily Item office, Centre district.
" 209, F. S. Stoddard, 66 Salem street, East district.
" 210, Last Record, 1900.
" 211, F. P. Hoyt, 1 Walton street, East district.
" 212, Greenwood Hose Company, W. F. D.
" 213, Will H. Wiley, Lake avenue, Centre district.
" 214, James Devlin, Lake street, Centre district.
" 215, Patrick Kenney, 44 Melvin street, Centre district.
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