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ARTICLE 27. To see if the town will instruct the Selectmen in relation to licensing the sale of intoxicating liquors, or act thereon.
ARTICLE 28. To see if the town will instruct the Selectmen of the town for the ensuing year not to grant licenses for the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors other than druggists' licenses, or act thereon.
ARTICLE 29. To see if the town will vote to fix the compensation of town officers and laborers, or act thereon.
ARTICLE 30. To see if the town will raise and appropriate the sum of $32.55 to refund to John O. Mckinstry for the construction of sidewalk on Pleasant street, or act thereon.
ARTICLE 31. To see if the town will grade Park street from Elm to Everett street and build sidewalk on said street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ARTICLE 32. To see what action the town will take in regard to enlarging the almshouse, to raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by publishing an attested copy of the same in the Southbridge JOURNAL the two weeks next pre- ceding the time of holding the meeting as previously mentioned. Hereof fail not and make due returu of this warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place heretofore indicated.
Given under our hands this twenty-fourth day of March, A. D. 1880.
J. J. OAKES, A. H. WHEELER, S. K. EDWARDS, Selectmen of Southbridge.
A true copy. Attest :
J. M. OLNEY, Constable of Southbridge.
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INDEX.
Auditors' Report
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Assessments, sidewalk
24
35
Main street sidewalk.
Main and Pleasant st. sidewalk>
Mill street sidewalk 23
Mixed schools. 60
Notes outstanding . 10
Officers, list of.
3 4
Outside poor
Printing 14
Police station 26
Poor ..
37 39 40
89
Primary schools
Railing highways
River street sidewalk.
44
Salaries. 1:
Sayles street.
South street 19
Sidewalks 20
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Street lights 21 82
State aid 35
Support of poor. B7
Selectmen's report
Selectmen, cash received . Schools. 31
School apparatus.
School statistics 63
Sehool committee s report 51
Treasurer's report.
Town clerk's report
Tabular view of finances
Tabular view of schools 62
l'upaid taxes 95
Vital statistics 12
Valuations 17
Library
15
Library committee's report
Librarian's report.
72
Marriages . 12
Marcy street sidewalk 21
Apparatus, school
Appropriations
49
Balance sheet, treasurer 11
Birth>
12
Breackneck road
17
Bridges 20
bill outstanding
15
Collectors, due from 7 10
Contingent expenses 29
Contingent schools 31
Common schools
57
33
Cemetery improvement.
36
Cemetery plan. 36
Cash received by selectmen
48
Crossings.
Cemetery committee's report ... 87
Deaths
12
Detailed disbursements. . 13
Debt
10
Dogs
12
Decoration day. 25
Drawing in schools
61
Edwards street 17 79
Engine men
29
Estimates
49 84
Fire department.
27 29
Engineers' report. 90
Grammar schools 57
Highways
16 76
High school
32 57
Insurance 12
14
Interest
26
Intermediate schools
Warrant for town meeting
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REPORTS Case
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
SOUTHBRIDGE
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1881.
SOUTHBRIDGE : SOUTHBRIDGE JOURNAL STEAM PRESS. 1881.
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TOWN OFFICERS, 1880-1.
CLERK, HENRY A. MORSE.
TREASURER,
FRANCIS L. CHAPIN.
SELECTMEN,
JOHN TATTERSON, A. J. BARTHOLOMEW, THOMAS SANDERS.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR,
CALVIN A. PAIGE, SYLVESTER DRESSER, JACOB BOOTH.
ASSESSORS,
DANIEL WHITFORD, SOLOMON THAYER, HENRY CLARKE.
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AUDITORS,
MANNING LEONARD, JULIUS S. GLEASON, ALBERT W. MARTIN.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
LIBRARYĮCOMMITTEE,
M. LEONARD, Term expires 1881. | E. M. PHILLIPS, Term expires 1882. T. J. HARRINGTON, 66 1881. JOSEPH JAGGER, 66 1882.
WM. HALLORAN, 66 1SS1. GEO. H. MELLEN, SAMUEL M. LANE, Term expires 1883. WILLIAM R. PATON, 66 1883. DR. G. G. BULFINCH, 1883.
1882.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
REV. B. V. STEVENSON, Term expires 1881. ELISHA M. PHILLIPS, Term expires 1882. GEO. M. WHITAKER, Term expires 1883.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
S. P. IRWIN, JR., Term expires 1881. - L.S. AMMIDOWN, Term expires 1882. A. J. BARTHOLOMEW, 6% 1SS1. EDWIN BACON, 1882.
J. O. MCKINSTRY, Term expires 1883. GEO. W. WELLS, 1883.
FENCE VIEWERS,
WM. H. H. CHENEY, JAMES BROWN, SOLOMON THAYER.
SURVEYORS OF LUMBER,
SAMUEL T. CUTTING, DANFORTH DOUTY, SAMUEL WILLIAMS. JOHN E. CLEMENCE, LEONARD R. MATTERSON.
HEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK,
CHAS. HYDE, JOHN M. CHENEY,
JULIUS S GLEASON, PATRICK KELLY, GEO. H. THAYER, WM. E. ALDEN, JR.,
GEO. K. DRESSER, AUGUSTUS COOK,
J. M. OLNEY, 1
L. R. MATTERSON, J. F. B. LITCHFIELD.
HENRY A. MORSE, CHAS. W. WELD,
DANFORTH DOUTY, P. N. LE CLAIR, FRANK D. DRESSER, E. B. CUMMINGS, JOHN E. CLEMENCE, SYLVESTER DRESSER,
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TOWN OFFICERS.
FIELD DRIVERS,
WM. H. SANDERS, District No. 1. | SAM'L T. CUTTING, District No. 2. HENRY FREEMAN, 3. OTIS LYON, 66 4.
H. SCARBOROUGH, 5. DANIEL MORSE, 66 6. HORACE WALKER, District No. 7.
FIRE ENGINEERS, GEO. A. DRESSER, CHIEF. AZEL THOMPSON,* 1ST ASSIST. GEO. W. WELLS, 2ND ASSIST. WM. BOOTH, 3D ASSIST AND CLERK.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES, HORACE W. BACON.
HIGHWAY SURVEBOR. A. H. SHEPARD.
CONSTABLES, GEORGE H. THAYER, BRAD. C. STONE, JOSEPH S. BARTLETT, A. H. SHEPARD, JOSEPH M. OLNEY.
POLICE OFFICERS,
MARCUS DILLABER, A. S. BUELL,
H. W. BACON,
CHAS. E. SAMMONS, THOMAS POTTER, PLINY M. CLARK,
F. E. PARKER.
*Acting Chief since January 1.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
AUDITORS
OF THE
Town of Southbridge.
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PLAN OF AUDITORS' REPORT.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES of the several departments au- thorized to draw orders, for the fiscal year ending March Ist, A. D. 1881.
I .- CEMETERY COMMITTEE. II .- LIBRARY COMMITTEE. III .- OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. IV .- SCHOOL COMMITTEE. V .- SELECTMEN.
VALUATIONS.
TABULAR STATEMENTS.
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THE ACCOUNT OF THE TOWN TREASURER
As presented by him, is herewith submitted, having been examined and found correct.
F. L. CHAPIN, Treasurer, in account with the Town of Southbridge for the year ending February 28, 1881.
RECEIPTS.
Cash in treasury, March 1, 1880
30 50
Due from C. E. Cady, collector
255 79
Due from S. Thayer, collector
1,510 83
State tax ..
$ 2,625 00
County tax
2,546 00
Bank tax and over-layings
3,083 99
Centre watch district do
704 42
Over-layings on taxes.
621 32
Assessments omitted
551 76
Payment of debts.
10,900 00
Common schools ..
5,400 00
Discount on taxes 4,800 00
Highways
3,500 00
Outside poor.
3,500 00
Engine men
2,216 00
Interest
1,700 00
High school
1,700 00
Amounts carried forward
$43,848 49 $1,797 12
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amounts brought forward . 843,848 49 $1,797 12
Support of poor
1,500 00
Street lights
1,400 00
Salaries
1,400 00
Public library
1,300 00
Abatement taxes
1,000 00
Fire department
800 00
Hamilton street wall
650 00
Contingent account schools
650 00
Cemetery improvements
600 00
South street ..
500 00
Contingent expenses
500 00
Columbian road
300 00
Printing
250 00
Bridges
200 00
Sidewalks
200 00
Police station contingent
175 00
Everett street entrance
150 00
Decoration
100 00
Railing highways
100 00
Insurance
100 00
Telephone fire alarm
50 00
State treasurer, corporation tax
1,952 39
Bank tax ..
578 39
State aid ...
232 00
Income Massachusetts school fund
204 22
Discount on bank tax
227 80
Collecting and assessing do
20 50
Error bank tax.
3 77
Dog fund
282 91
Liquor licenses.
650 00
Sidewalk assessment
605 31
Cemetery fund.
450 00
Insurance account, Geo. Martin
440 00
Center watch district.
400 00
Charlton, account Jobn Reynold
194 00
Oxen sold .
135 00
Produce sold .
12$ 53
C. A. Paige, account M. O'Bried
96 00
Public library, books, cards, fines, &c ..
77 93
Amount carried forward
$64,234 36
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55,773 49
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward . $64,284[36
Licenses
60 50
Dudley, account A. Deon 48 22
Fines from district court
40 00
Henry Fiske, toward support Lydia Fiske
39 00
Old iron sold Isaac Clark
20 80
Sturbridge bridge account
17 95
Police station fees.
15 25
Sturbridge highway account
11 50
Overseers of poor, town order returned
10 00
Brimfield, account Samuel Bond
8 50
Printing bill error
4 75
Outside poor account, Railroad ticket returned
4 42
Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes 16,500 00
Money borrowed for specific purposes.
3,500 00
$84,565 25
EXPENDITURES.
Common schools
$ 6,406 07
Outside poor
5,440 13
Discount on taxes
4,776 95
Almshouse
3,660 00
Highways
2,920 82
State tax
2,625 00
County tax
2,546 00
Bank tax
2,278 04
Engine men
2,240 00
Public library
1,775 31
Support of poor
1,765 44
High school
1,743 08
Interest .
1,741 13
Street lights
1,388 99
Salaries .
1,347 74
Centre watch district
1,145 87
Fire department ..
S59 82
Abatement of taxes.
721 86
Hamilton street wall.
. 694 19
Amount carried forward $46,076 44
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward $46,076 44
Contingent expenses.
674 82
Cemetery improvements
658 31
Contingent account schools
633 60
Bridges
308 13
Columbian road.
285 56
Sidewalks
283 64
Printing
277 52
State aid.
256 00
Police station contingent.
174 54
State treasurer liquor license
162 50
South street
161 25
Everett street entrance
123 00
Insurance
91 20
Marcy street sidewalk.
71 55
Decoration
67 00
Telephone .
40 07
Railing highways
29 02
School apparatus.
27 84
Main and Pleasant street sidewalk
12 10
Sayles street.
7 00
Note to John Marcy, dated April 15, 1875 5,000 00
Note to Southbridge Savings Bank, dated July 21, 1879 2,500 00
Note to Southbridge Savings Bank, dated Dec. 9, 1879.
2,000 00
Note to Southbridge Savings Bank, dated Feb. 27, 1880
1,400 00
Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes
16,500 00
Due from H. W. Bacon, collector $4,954 54
Due from S. Thayer, collector 1,364 77
Cash on hand. 424 85
6,744 16
$84,565 25
AUDITORS' REPORT.
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BALANCE OF ACCOUNTS, FEBRUARY 28, 1881
School houses
$14,600 00 | Town property
· $51,385 45
Steam fire engines.
8,000 00
Notes payable. 18,500 00
Town house
5,000 00
Common schools
2,402 40
Hose.
5,000 00
Cemetery fund
908 25
Engine houses.
4,000 00
Bank tax
805 95
Farm
3,400 00
Highways
734 60
Lamp posts
2.500 00
Abatement of taxes
633 32
Police station.
2,500 00
Discount
585 16
Personal property
1,765 95
Support of poor
515 04
Fire engines
1,500 00
School committee
507 02
New cemetery.
1.119 50
Centre watch district.
497 73
School furniture
1,000 00
High school.
490 64
Hose carriages
1,000 00
Unappropriated funds
345 68
General appropriations 22,018 94
South street. 341 22
H. W. Bacon, collector
4,954 54
Salaries
291 08
S. Thayer, collector
1,364 77
Dog fund
282 91
Interest
191 08
State aid.
256 31
Cash.
424 85
Sidewalks
212 36
Contingent account schools. ..
125 18
Dresser street to cemetery ....
150 00
Main and Pleasant street side- walks.
45 15
Railing highways
77 60
Mechanics and Main
street
sidewalks
10 5%
Bridges 56 90
Public library 52 15
Street lights
52 08
Contingent expenses 33 35
Decoration
33 00
Printing 29 76
Everett street entrance. 27 90
North Main street sidewalk.
26 35
School apparatus. 22 78
Outside poor
21 75
Marcy street sidewalk
19 08
Insurance. 19 07
Police station contingent
15 00
Cemetery improvements. 14 57
Columbian road. 14 44
Telephone. 9 93
Sayles street. 5 84
Hamilton street wall.
5 81
$80,520 54
$80,520 54
F. L. CHAPIN, Treasurer.
SOUTHBRIDGE, March 1, 1881.
Fire department
79 05
River street sidewalk 59 91
NOTES OUTSTANDING FEBRUARY 28, 1851.
Date of Notes.
To whom given.
Amounts. Payable. Rate of interest.
Aug. 8, 1876 Lucy H. Stowe.
$5,000
1551
5 percent.
Sept. 17, 1877 Brown, Riley & Co.
5.000
1552
Sept. 17, 1577 Brown. Riley & Co.
5,000
1583
5
Jan. 1, 1881 F. L. Chapin
3,500
Demand
4 1-2 "
$18,500
RECEIPTS & DISBURSE- MENTS.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
CEMETERY AVENUE.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation at April meeting, 1880. . $ . 150 00
EXPENDITURES.
For labor. $ 76 01
John Stone, for laying wall
17 00
Labor of teams ..
24 33
Materials for fences
...
3 15
Sharpening tools ..
2 51
-$ 123 00
Balance to credit this account. .. . $ 27 00
CEMETERY IMPROVEMENTS.
RECEIPTS.
Balance March 1, 1880 .... 72 88
Appropriation, April meeting, 1880 600 00
672 88
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AUDITORS' REPORT. EXPENDITURES.
George L. Winter, 2 hoes. $ 90
J. M. Cheney, grading lots at old entrance 15 00
S. Williams, roller for plan and notices ... 6 50
Morse Bros., grass seed 2 10
Moses Wilcox, bill for flowers and plants. 26 75
Charles D. Thayer, flowers
15 00
Christopher Abbott, for woodbines for entrance .. 5 00
For work on Oak Ridge avenue:
For work of men $168 21
For use of teams
92 23
For laying wall
56 30
For repairs of tools 3 16
319 90
For work on improvements:
For work of men 164 82
For use of teams 73 59
For manure furnished 9 00
For fencing materials 4 00
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252 26
Samuel Williams, for roller for plan 3 95
Cummings & Conant, for spade.
95
Edwin Bacon, for removing bodies
5 00
9 90
Duplicate order to Christopher Abbott, paid
5 00
65S 31
Balance to credit of this account. 14 57
Outstanding bill for date block in cemetery front,
Woodbury & Lamson 38 00
COHASSE STREET.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation, July 15, 1878 .S 150 00
EXPENDITURES.
Balance to credit of this account March 1, 1SS1 .. .... $ 150 00
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66 25
For repairs of tools
LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
RECEIPTS.
Balance March 1, 1880 $ 157 68
Appropriation
1,300 00
Dog fund, 1879
291 85
Catalogues, fines, &c 77 93
$1,827 46
EXPENDITURES.
Lee & Shepard and others, books. $ 509 93
Magazines and newspapers. . 134 15
Readers & Writers Economy Co., paper for cover- ing books. . 33 03
F. D. Morse & Son, binding books and papers
43 35
Geo. M. Whitaker, cards and printing.
6 95
Thomas Todd, cards and printing .
10 47
Readers & Writers Economy Co., loan desk, &c ... Card case, &c. 46 75
16 88
H. Hobbs, labor on desk, &c. . 4 66
G. S. Truesdell, sheathing shelves, &c
20 95
Wm. C. Barnes, record book
1 88
P. M. Clarke, varnishing, &c
13 25
Cummings & Conant, repairing water pipes, putting in ventilator, &c. 27 21
Southbridge Coal company, coal
15 00
E. S. Ellis, coal
32 27
W. P. Plimpton, wood.
5 90
Mutual Gaslight Co., gas for the year
144 91
A. J. Comins, services as librarian.
600 00
Care of rooms and expenses 107 77
-$ 1,775 31
Balance to credit of this account March 1, 1881 .$ 52 15
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
SUPPORT OF POOR.
RECEIPTS.
Balance March 1, 1881
$165 13
Appropriation
1,500 00
Produce sold
44 49
Hay sold 54 22
Veal sold
12 32
Cash from Cummings & Conant.
17 50
Calvin A. Paige, guardian to Michael O'Brien ...
96 00
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$1,889 66
EXPENDITURES.
George F. Northrup and wife, services from Janu-
ary 1, 1880, to March 1, 1881
454 16
George F. Northrup, 1 yoke and bows. 5 00
George F. Northrup, expenses to Frescott for Mrs. Sedgwick
11 55
P. H. Carpenter & Co., groceries
107 71
Ellis & Cook, groceries.
69 63
Guy & Brothers, groceries
224 86
Olney & Lescault, groceries
62 17
Morse Brothers, groceries
49 84
L. N. Holden & Co., groceries
20 06
M. J. Surprenant, meat
17 65
Bemis Brothers, meat.
15 83
M. M. Marble & Co., meat
151 39
T. Potter & Co., fish .
45 16
Blanchard & Quevillon, dry goods. .
7 32
Amount carried forward $1,242 33
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward $1,242 33
C. D. Paige & Co., clothing, boots and shoes 79 67
Carpenter, Irwin & Co., dry goods 57 42
Chipman & Armes, crackers. 10 00
Cummings & Conant, hardware
16 70
George L. Winter, hardware
38 56
Joseph Williams, 1 eook stove and pipe 50 70 Hardware 2 26
George S. Stone, shoeing oxen and repairs
15 63
John King, shoeing oxen
2 75
Dr. L. W. Curtis, medical attendance at farm from April 1, 1879, to April 1, 1880 .. .
50 00
Dr. Geo. G. Bulfinch, medical attendance at farm from April 1, 1880, to April 1, 1881 . .
50 00
George C. Shepard, medicine .
11 06
I. Badger, repairing boots and shoes
5 66
J. M. & L. D. Clemence, lumber
13 38
Nelson Vinton, lumber
96
Butchering hogs.
3 00
Potatoes
1 50
Drawing hay 1 00
James H. Mason, potatoes
4 00
V. E. Walker, potatoes. 5 00 Vegetables 2 24
Joseph Clarke, 5 pigs 18 00
James Ryan, 8 1-2 days' labor, (haying) 10 63
Edwin Bacon, 3 calves 13 50
Michael Farrell, repairing set kettle
6 25
Edward Whitney, 1 order book
6 50
Samuel Williams, coffin for Mrs. Muldooney 7 50
Coffin and robe for J. S. Luc 10 25
Alexander Beebo, digging grave for J. S. Luc ... . 1 75
Jacob Booth, team to town farm 1 00
Painting shed at farm 12 19
George H. Thayer, moving Mathias Ryan to farm 1 00
Moving Mrs. Muldooney to farm ... 1 00
Town of Glocester, R. I., care of Chas. Congdon. .
12 05
1,765 44
124 22
390 82
Gain of personal property at farm
Balance to credit of this account March 1, 1881 $515 04
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
OUTSIDE POOR.
RECEIPTS.
Balance March 1, 1880 17 74
Appropriations 3,500 00
Life Insurance of Geo. Martin. 440 00
Town of Brimfield, support of Samuel S. Bond ... 8 50
Additional appropriation.
1,200 00
Town of Charlton, support of John Reynolds
194 00
Town of Dudley, support of A. Deon
48 22
Alex Latelle, railroad ticket returned.
4 42
Henry Fiske, support of Lydia Fiske 39 00
Received for order No. 171, overdrawn in 1879.
10 00
-$ 5,461 88
EXPENDITURES.
P. H. Carpenter, goods delivered to Mrs.
Peter Stone. 151 00
Goods to Arnum Charbaneau. . 3 00
Goods to James Coughlan. 21 00 .
Goods to Esther Clark .. ...
5 00
Goods to Mrs. Rodger Hickey. . 4 00
Goods to Mrs. Twombly . 2 00
Goods to Mrs. Lamont.
3 00
189 00
W. E. Alden & Co., goods delivered to
Mrs. Muldony. . 1 00
Goods to Patrick Gleason. 67 03
Goods to Mrs. Philip Cross 118 00
Goods to Peter Larochel
8 00
Goods to Mrs. P. O'Brian
96 00
Goods to John Murphy
18 00
Goods to Michel Littleton 6 00
Goods to John Gomo
26 00
Goods to Mrs. John Parker 35 00
Goods to Joseph Bracket 2 30
Goods to Richard Welch. 6 00
Goods to Louis Goodroe 2 00
Goods to Mrs. M. Shea. . .
1 50
Amounts carried forward. .
$386 83 $189 00
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
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Amounts brought forward. $386 83 $189 00
W. E. Alden & Co., goods to Thos. Laduke 3 00
Goods to P. Benjamin. . . 4 00
Goods to Gilbert Letcher. 12 00
405 83
Patrick Kelly, goods delivered to Mrs. John Calahan 48 00
Goods to Patrick Eagan. 76 50
Goods to James Brown, 2d ... 183 00
Goods to Stephen Day .... ... 157 50
Goods to Margaret Murphy .... 2 00
Goods to Mrs. Mary Coughlan. 15 50
Goods to Richard Welch .. 2 00
Goods to Michel Littleton 57 98
Goods to A. Deon .. 1 25
Goods to Mrs. Hickey
2 00
J. S. Gleason, goods delivered to Mrs. A. Herber 247 00
Goods to T. J. Gregory . 88 00
Goods to Ebenezer Clark. 2 00
Goods to Peter Letcher. 18 00
Goods to Andrew Moots.
135 CO
Goods to John Reynolds.
174 00
Goods to Margaret Murphy
..
16 00
Goods to Nellie Marhar
22 00
Goods to A. Deon
20 95
Goods to Mrs. A. Nolan 18 00
Goods to Charles Farro 8 00
Goods to Peter Larochel 7 00
Goods to David Bassett .. 4 00
Goods to Mrs. Rodger Hickey. . 2 00
Goods to Joseph Reno. ...... 65 50
827 45
S. Thayer & Son, goods d'ld Alonzo Martin 110 96
Goods d'ld Mrs. John Parker .. 4 00
114 96
Olney & Lescault, goods d'ld Mrs. C. White 133 00
Goods d'ld Mrs. Adolph. Lages 48 00
Goods d'ld Mrs. Leblace. ... .. 42 00
223 00
Amount carried forward $2,305 97
545 73
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward $2,305 97
Ellis & Cook, goods d'ld Mrs. Wm. Hall. 175 41
Goods d'ld Esther Clark. 12 13
Goods d'ld Emory Rivers 74 50
Goods to Louis Rivers 130 45
Goods d'ld Mrs. King
24 00
Goods d'ld Mrs. J. Hogan 33 00
Goods d'ld Feb Scarbo 6 00
455 49
Guy & Bros., goods to Mrs. M. Shea 210 00
Goods to A. Sherbeno. 39 00
Goods to A. H. Barrett 2 00
Goods to Peter Lamont. 6 00
257 00
Morse Bros., goods to Gao. Martin 106 00
Goods to Anthony Duplacy . .. 70 00
Goods to Joseph Vancelette . . . 22 00
Goods to Mrs. Wm. Hall . 3 50
201 50
LeClair & Son, goods to Louis Lavalli .. 134 81
Goods to Henry Diorme. 15 31
Goods to Narcisse Brodeur, Jr. 15 00
Goods to Chas. Fairon
2 00
Goods to Telesphare Leduc. ... 3 00
Goods to Henry Bassett. 6 00
Goods to Simeon Young. 4 00
180 12
M. M. Marble & Co., goods to Esther Clark 5 75
Goods to Emory Rivers 33 17
Goods to Louis Rivers . 15 28
Goods to Ebenezer Clark 28
54 48
Bemis Bros., goods to Esther Clark. . 5 00
Goods to Mrs. Anthony Duplacy 2 00
7 00
J. H. Kelly, goods to Mrs. Hickey .
5 00
M. J. Suprenant, goods to Mrs. A Duplacy 26 00
Goods to Mrs. Mary Lamont .. 2 00
28 00
Carpenter, Irwin & Co., goods to Joseph
Bracket for Rooney boy . ..... 2 6S
Ticket to Boston for tramp ....
2 10
4 78
Amount carried forward
$3,499 34
AUDITORS' REPORT.
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Amount brought forward. . .. $3,499 34
L. Wesley Curtis, mdse. to Mrs. Shea ....
5 00
Mdse. to Mrs. Jerry Hogan .. . . 10 00
Mdse. to Mrs. John Parker. .. 8 00
Mase. to John Reynolds. . 10 00
33 00
Bugbee & Wheeler, mdse. to A. Deon . . 6 38
Mdse. to A. Moots
5 08
Mdse. to Louis Lazelle. 8 54
Mdse. to Peter Larochel.
2 85
Mdse. to James Brown 2d ·
4 50
Mdse. to John Gomo
10 35
Mdse. to H. Rivers
3 95
Mdse. to Mrs. Shea
44 69
Mdse. to Mrs. John Keough
2 76
Mdse. to Mrs. Douglass
1 00
Mdse. to Mrs. A. Herber 9 66
Mdse. to Joseph Reno.
8 92
Mdse. to Michael Littleton
5 95
Goods to Mrs. A. Nolan . .
75
Goods to Feb Scarbo 2 03
Goods to David Pateneau
1 50
Goods to P. Benjamin. 4 25
Goods to John Murphy . 5 50
C. D. Paige, wood to Esther Clark
2 00
Clothing to Rooney boy . 3 15
Clothing to Jerry Hogan 8 25
Shoes to Mrs. Parley Laflin. 1 25
Clothing to J. Muldooney 7 50
Clothing to Peter Garro 7 00
Alex. Lataille, bread to A. Moots,30 weeks 30 00
Aid to Joseph Caga family ....
21 25
Railroad ticket to Canada for Peter Garro ... 8 85
Railroad ticket to St. John for Margaret Shenernait. . .
8 50
68 60
Dandurand & Derosser, bread to Michael Littleton 5 00
J. J. Oakes, goods to Ebenezer Clarke. 6 00
Michael Delhanty, milk to Mrs. John Keough . 6 10
Amount carried for / ord. $3,775 85
128 66
29 15
24
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward. . $3,775 85
Leon Cadotte, rent for Henry Rivers 16 00
Rent for Emory Rivers. 18 00
34 00
Hamilton Woolen Co., rent for S. Day ..
30 38
Rent for John Reynolds 10 00
Wood for Mrs. Herber 11 38
51 76
Dresser Manufacturing Co., rent for Mrs.
Peter Stone 96 00
Rent for Ebenezer Clarke 3 30
99 30
John Buchan, rent for Mrs. Herber
28 00
Rent for Mrs. Herber 20 00
48 00
Asylum for Chronic Insane, for support Lydia Fiske
172 54
Worcester Lunatic Asylum, support of Catherine Tynan 181 99
Support of Daniel Smith
203 42
Support of Mrs. Chas. Newhall. 17 85
Support of Edwards Hill, Jr ... 46 22
449 48
C. Begin, fare to Worcester for A. Deon .. 2 00
Rent for A. Deon.
2 00
Medicine for Henry Rivers ... 1 00 Mrs. Marrette, board of Nellie Meagher. 5 00
Board of Mrs. J. Keough 10 00
Moving Louis Laravier 1 00
21 00
City of Springfield, aid rendered Louis
Bulgiac 4 25
Town of Prescott, aid rendered Esther Sedgwick. 45 00
Town of Webster, 1 coffin for child of Louis Shaw 3 50
Digging grave 2 00
5 50
Town of Spencer, aid rendered Charles
Gadditte 3 32
Aid rendered Chas. Rivers. . . . 90
Aid rendered Joseph Collett ... S 53
Aid rendered John Shepard ...
39 12
51 87
Amount carried forward $4,758 55
25
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward . ... ..... $4,758 55
Town of Sturbridge, medical attendance
and medicine _[for]. Fannie Nedson 7 75
Town of North Brookfield, aid rendered Chas. Goddard 70 02
State of Massachusetts, support of Ed- ward H. Hill at Worcester lunatic hospital. .. City of Worcester, board, nursing fand clothing furnished Henry Lovely while sick with small pox, $30 00; medical attend- ance, $12 00; burial expenses, $28 00. ... 70 00
101 14
Medical attendance and medi- cine furnished A. J. McKin- stry 14 95
84 95
T. S. Wheelock, rent, Mrs. Philip Cross. . Central Mills Co., rent, Amene Charbaneau
6 00
Rent, Paul Martins. 3 00
Woodįto Paula Martins .. . 2 62
Wood to'Amene Charbaneau. . S 62
Wood to Mrs. Wm. Hall.
21 00
41 24
W. P. Plimpton, wood to Esther Clark.
6 38
Cummings & Conant, wood to Esther Clark 4 50
Wood to Mrs. Wm. Hall. 11 61
16 11
Luther Marcy, wood to Mrs.j Wm. Hall ... 4 00
Wood to Esther Clark. 6 00
10 00
L. N. Holden & Co., goods to Amene Charbaneau J. & W. Booth, coffin, Hilare Risard, child 4 00
6 00
Coffin, Joseph Vancelette. . . . 9 00
Coffin, Peter Laracheal, child. . 6 00
Coffin, Peter Reno, child. . .
4 00
Coffin, Chas. Rivers 10 00
Fare of Benjamin family to Millbury 1 85
34 85
Amount carried forward
$5,199 49
4
. . . 62 50
26
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward $5,199 49
Samuel Williams, coffin, Mrs. Bard .. 8 50
Coffin, Mrs. Lamont, child. 7 50
Coffin, Felix Lamont 3 75
Coffin, Mrs. Lamont 7 50
Coffin, A. Duplacy
11 50
Coffin, Geo. Martin.
4 00
Coffin, Mrs. Frank Lovely 7 50
Coffin, Mrs. Cager.
7 50
Coffin, Henry Rivers
7 50
Coffin, James Coughlan 7 50
72 75
Louis Homman, digging grave for James
Coughlan ..
2 00
Digging grave for Mrs. Muldony 2 00
4 00
Alex Beebo, digging grave for Mrs. Cager A. H. Shepard, team to Marvin Reynolds on Mrs. Parley Laflin case
2 25
Ferry & Dimmick, moving Joseph Luc to Town Farm
1 00
Wm. Powers, moving Bridget Foly to Town Farm 1 00
Southbridge Post-office, stamps.
2 00
C. A. Paige, books for overseers' accounts 1 45
Fare to Worcester to settle pau- per cases. 1 70
J. F. Parker, weighing hay ....
75
Fare to Worcester to settle small pox case. 1 70
Expenses to Worcester to get Geo. Martin to sign necessary
papers for the collection of his life insurance
7 15
Fare to Oxford, Milton W. Streeter case. 2 35
Fare to Palmer, Mrs. Sedgwick case. 2 50
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