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ART. 11. To see if the town will accept the list of jurors as posted and presented by the Selectmen, or act thereon.
ART. 12. To see if the town will vote to pay the engine men for the ensuing year, or act thereon.
ART. 13. To see if the town will raise and appropriate money to pay firemen according to the vote at the last annual meeting, or act thereon.
ART. 14. To see if the town will raise and appropriate money for the observance of Memorial Day, or act thereon.
ART. 15. To see if the town will take measures to prepare aud preserve a record of all the persons from this town who enlisted and served in the Army and Navy in the late civil war, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 16. To see if the town will authorize their Treasurer to transfer to unappropriated funds, eighty-four cents from West Dudley road ; thirty-seven dollars from Bartlett Street ; seventeen dollars from Barefoot road, and one hundred and
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thirty dollars from account of enforcement of License Law, unexpended appropriations, or act thereon.
ART. 17, To see if the town will raise and appropriate money to pay the Water Supply Co. for the use of hydrants and water for the drinking fountain for the ensuing year, or act thereon.
ART. 18. To see if the town will widen River Street road from the bridge and reset the bank wall on south side of said road to Mill Street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 19. To see if the town will authorize the Board of Health to take measures to protect the public from the rav- ages of Cholera or other contagious diseases during the com- ing season, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon
ART. 20. To see if the town will take measures to prevent injury to the highway by water, east of the bridge over Cady Brook on the flat near the Yellow School House, raise and ap- propriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 21. To see if the town will raise and appropriate money to provide better means of drainage for Hamilton and Hook Streets, or act thereon.
ART. 22. To see if the town will instruct the School Com- mittee to appoint a superintendent of schools, or act thereon.
ART. 23. To see if the town will vote to increase the num- ber of its School Committee.
ART. 24. To see if the town will make special repairs on the highway from the house of Herbert F. Haskell to the Dudley line, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 25. To see it the town will remove the ledge in the highway in front of the house of Wm. H. H. Cheney, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
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ART. 26. To see if the town will construct a sidewalk ori the east side of C'hapin Street from the land of Geo. W. Corey to the land of Joel W. Marble, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 27. To see if the town will construct a sidewalk on the east side of Marcy Street from land of Wm. Butler to Hamilton Street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 28. To see if the town will raise and appropriate money for repairs, painting and alterations of almshouse, and constructing cistern for the same, or act thereon.
ART. 29. To see if the town will take measures to prose- cute, at the expense of the town, violations of the law relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors, drunkenness or common drunkards, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon
ART. 30. To see if the town will repair the sidewalk on the southerly side of Hamilton Street from Marcy to Pine Street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 31. To see if the town will accept the report of the Selectmen, laying out a town way (now known as Highland Street ) from southerly side of South Street, to near the house of E. A. Gleason at the southerly end of said Highland Street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART, 32. To see if the town will accept the report of the Selectmen laying out a new town way from the new road to Charlton City, near the shop, and over land of Henry N. Vinton to the old road to Carlton City, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 33. To see if the town will build a bank wall on the west side of Pleasant Street from near the premises of L. W. Curtis to the bridge ; also to raise the bank wall on east side of said Street from Hamilton Woolen Co's barn to the bridge, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
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ART. 34. To see if the town will construct a gravel walk on the east side of Pleasant Street from near the house of Daniel Walcott to the bridge over Mckinstry brook, raise and appro- priate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 35. To see if the town will remove so much of the ledge as lies within the limits of the east side of the southerly end of Chapin Street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 36. To see if the town will remove obstructions from Winter Street, construct gravel walk on the. west side of said street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 37. To see if the town will purchase Lamp Posts and Lanterns, to be placed; two on Pleasant Street ; two on West Street ; three on Plimpton Street ; two on Mill Street north of Chas. W. Weld's ; three on Hamilton Street ; three on Cross and Union Streets; three on North Street; and four on South between Water Street and West Street, raise and appropriate money therefor, or act thereon.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by publishing an attested copy thereof twice in the SOUTHBRIDGE JOURNAL and Southbridge Herald, the first publication being not less than nine days next preceeding the day of meeting,-or by posting up such attested copies in four conspicuous public places within the Town, at least nine days, including Sundays,-before the day ot holding said meeting. The polls will be open at 9 o'clock, A. M., and close at three o'clock, P. M.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place hereinbefore named.
Given under our hands this twenty-fifth day of March, A. D., 1885.
A. H. WHEELER, WM. D. MORSE, P. T. LITCHFIELD, Selectmen of Southbridge.
A true copy. Attest :
P. M. CLARKE, Constable of Southbridge.
INDEX 1
Assessors' card.
-
115
Almshouse, 98
Library committee, -
61
Auditors' remarks, -
57
Librarian, -
65
Books in library. - 67,69
Bartlett street,
53
Bridges,
35, 89
Balances,
14
Printing,
45
Police station, 46
Course of study, - 125
Circulation of library, 68
Cemetery improvements. - 33
Cemetery committee, - 33
Registrars,
-
91
Common schools, - 25
Contingent schools, 28
Chapin street walk,
36
Central street walk, 37
Contingent expenses,
37,89
Dogs, - 141
Debt,
93
Decoration day,
40
Dresser street, 40,92
Engine men, -
- 40
School statistics, 137
Town clerk, 141
Town officers, B
Treasurer's report, 9
Table of accounts, 56
Taxes unpaid, - -
105
High school,
- 30
Hearse house,
34
Highways, - 42, 87
Interest, - 44
Insurance,
44, 141
Support of poor, -
22
School committee. 25, 32, 119
School apparatus, - 32
Selectmen, - 35, 87
Salaries, 47
Sayles street walk, -
49
Sidewalks, - - 49, 36, 90
Street lights, - 50, 90
State aid,
51
Sewer,
-
-
91
Fire department, - - 41, 77, 89
Fires, -
82
Gifts to library, 70
Valuations,
55
Vital statistics, 141, 142
Water supply,
52. 78
Warrant,
-
143
Lamp posts,
45
Overseers of the poor, -
- 15, 97
Outside poor. 15,98
Railing highways,
-
47
Roster of fire department, 81
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Southbridge
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1886.
SOUTHBRIDGE : JOURNAL STEAM BOOK PRINT. 1886.
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1885-6.
TOWN CLERK. EDGAR D. MORSE.
TREASURER. FRANCIS L. CHAPIN.
SELECTMEN.
WILLIAM D. MORSE, ALBERT H. WHEELER, JOHN RYAN.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
ELISHA M. PHILLIPS, CALVIN A. PAIGE. WM. C. CALLAHAN.
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ASSESSORS. CHARLES W. WELD, JAMES LYON, VICTOR W. LAMOUREUX.
AUDITORS.
AUGUSTUS COOK, CHARLES W. JOHNSON, M. J. SURPRENANT.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
SILVANUS HAYWARD, CHARLES HAGGERTY, JAMES JJ. OAKES. ELISHA M. PHILLIPS. JAMES M. AMMIDOWN, A. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
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-
Term expires 1888 Term expires 18SS Term expires 1887 Term expires 1887 Terin expires 1886 Term expires 1886
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TOWN OFFICERS.
. LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
GEORGE M. WHITAKER, JOHN M. KREMMEN, CLEMENT BEGIN,
GEORGE W. WELLS,
JOHN M. COCHRAN,
GEORGE M LOVELL,
CHARLES D. MONROE, LUCIAN W. CURTIS,
JAMES JAGGER,
Term expires 1888 Term expires 1888 Term expires 1888 Term expires 1887 Term expires 1887 Term expires 1887 Term expires 1886 Term expires 1886 Term expires 1886
CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
EDWIN BACON, T. JEROME HARRINGTON, A. J. BARTHOLOMEW, - CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT, JOHN O. MCKINSTRY, - GEORGE W. WELLS, -
Term expires 1SSS Term expires 1888 Term expires 1887 Term expires 1887 Term expires 1886 Term expires 1886
SURVEYORS OF LUMBER.
DANFORTH DOUTY, JOHN E. CLEMENCE, CHARLES HYDE.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
HENRY A. MORSE, JOHN M. CHENEY, STEPHEN K. EDWARDS, EDGAR D. MORSE.
HIGHWAY SURVEYOR. AUSTIN H. SHEPARD.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES. LORENZO MORTON.
CONSTABLES.
THOMAS KEARNS, FRANK E. PARKER, ALEXANDER SENECAL, MICHAEL EGAN, AUSTIN H. SHEPARD.
PLINY M. CLARKE, GEORGE H. THAYER,
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TOWN OFFICERS.
SPECIAL POLICE.
MARCUS DILLABER,
HUGH VARNER, MANNING PLIMPTON,
THOMAS RYAN, PAUL POTVIN, EDWIN BACON,
MICHAEL BREEN.
LUKE RILEY,
GEO. LAMOUREUX,
ANDREW H. BARRETT, LEONARD CUTLER, FRANK B. VINTON.
FIELD DRIVERS. A. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Dist. No. 1. GEO. E. MANSFIELD, Dist. No. 5. SAMUEL T. CUTTING, Dist. No. 2. AMASA H. MORSE, Dist. No. 6. JOHN O. MCKINSTRY, Dist. No. 3. FRANK J. CLARKE, Dist. No. 7.
C. D. HARRINGTON, Dist. No. 4.
FENCE VIEWERS. WM. H. H. CHENEY, GEO. L. CLEMENCE, HARRISON HARWOOD.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
WM. H. H. CHENEY,
GEO. L. CLEMENCE,
FUNERAL CONDUCTORS.
ALBERT L. PELTON, AMASA HASKELL, WM. C. CALLAHAN. CHARLES HYDE, SAMUEL T CUTTING. WM. H. JACOBS,
JOHN J. DELEHANTY.
UNDERTAKERS.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, WILLIAM C. CALLAHAN.
MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK.
CHARLES HYDE, WILLIAM E ALDEN, JR , CHARLES W. WELD, HENRY A. MORSE, WILLIAM P. PLIMPTON, WILLIAM D. MORSE, PAUL N. LECLAIR, DANFORTH DOUTY, JOHN M. CHENEY, HENRY B. DRESSER, VICTOR W. LAMOUREUX, JOHN RYAN,
JULIUS S. GLEASON, CORNELIUS L. SMITH, JOHN E. CLEMENCE.
WEIGHIERS OF COAL.
JAMES F. PARKER, ELBRIDGE S. ELLIS, GEORGE K. DRESSER,
A. B. GOODIER, FRANK E. PARKER, WM. F. MCKINSTRY, STEPHEN K. EDWARDS.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
KEEPER OF LOCK-UP. LIBERTY REYNOLDS. - SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. LIBERTY REYNOLDS.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
AUDITORS.
ACCOUNT OF TOWN TREASURER.
F. L. CHAPIN, Treasurer, in account with the Town of South- bridge, for the year ending February 28, 1886.
RECEIPTS.
Cash in treasury March 1, 1885, $780 75
Due from Samuel S. Perry, Collector,
3,343 59
Due from Solomon Thayer, Collector, Tax bill of 1885 :
363 65
State tax, - $2,820 00
County tax, 2,578 00
Bank tax and overlayings, - 2,780 65
Center Watch District tax and overlayings, 850 78 Overlayings on taxes, 341 71
Common schools, -
5,000 00
Discount on taxes,
4,500 00
Highways,
3,850 00
Outside poor, -
3,500 00
Salaries, -
3,200 00
Contingent account schools,
2,300 00
High school, -
2,200 00
Engine men, 2,000 CO
Street lights,
1,950 00
Support of poor, -
1,500 00
Public library, -
1,500 00
Contingent expenses,
1.300 00
River street,
900 00
Amounts carried forward, $43,071 14 $4,487 99
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Amounts brought forward, $43,071 14 $4,487 90
Alms-house repairs,
800 00
Sidewalks, -
650 00
Water supply, 640 00
Hamilton street walk,
600 00
Fire Department, -
500 00
Abatement of taxes,
-
500 00
Highland street,
500 00
Vinton road,
400 00
Interest,
400 00
Bridges.
400 00
Cemetery improvements,
350 00
Printing.
350 00
Haskell road, -
350 00
Chapin street walk,
350 00
Pleasant street wall, -
308 00
Marcy street walk (west), 300 00
Marcy street walk (east),
300 00
Lamp-posts and lanterns,
-
280 00
Hook street drain,
200 00
Railing highways, -
200 ( O
Police station, -
200 00
Insurance.
125 00
Decoration, - -
100 00
Chapin street ledge,
100 00
Marble brook,
100 00
Army and Navy record,
75 00 --
--- $52,149 14
State treasurer, corporation tax, $3,292 89
Bank tax, 546 83
Collecting and assessing bank tax,
18 12
Discount allowed on bank tax,
200 57
State pauper account, 286 10
State aid, 191 00
Income Massachusetts school fund,
77 59
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-
-
Amounts carried forward, $4,613 10 $56.637 13
REPORT OF TREASURER.
Amounts brought forward, $4,613 10 $56,637 13
County treasurer, dog fund, 346 98
City of Lawrence, account Mrs. Colquohan, 144 00
Williamsburg, account H. L. Wetherell, 85 CO
Northampton, account M. A. Congdon, 56 15
Charlton, account C. Basha, 52 00
Ludlow, 10 93
Wales, account Paul Baker, 5 00
Worcester, account C. H. Clee,
3 00
Cattle sold, -
230 00
Produce sold, 195 10
C. A. Paige, guardian M. O'Brien,
95 co
State aid account, P. Gleason, 4 00
Liquor licenses, -
1,344 00
Center watch district,
400 CO
Sidewalk assessments, 285 82
Cemetery fund, 155 00
Naptha barrels sold, 107 29
Public library, cards, fines, etc.,
74 OI
Licenses,
72 00
School books sold, 46 17
Loam sold, 32 50
Lockup fees, 29 00
Overpaid order Fire department, 16 35
Overpaid order common school, -
4 50
Overpaid order highway account, I 50
Plank sold. 14 50
Wood sold, 4 00
Money borrowed anticipation of taxes, 24.000 00 Money borrowed Southbri Ige Savings Bank, Feb. 27, 1886, -
2,500 00
34,927 90
$91,565 03
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EXPENDITURES.
Paid common schools,
$10,893 52
Discount on taxes,
4,700 00
Highways,
3,923 15
Outside poor,
3,828 69
Salaries,
3.035 88
State tax,
2,820 00
County tax,
2,578 00
High school,
2,33[ 24
Support of poor,
2,088 84
Street lights,
2,076 II
Bank tax,
2,005 72
Engine men,
1,910 00
Contingent account of schools,
1,873 53
Public library, -
1,788 20
Contingent expenses, -
1,456 80
Center watch district,
1,182 31
Hamilton street walk,
1,049 96
Alms-house repairs,
1,013 70
River street,
896 20
Fire department, -
875 08
Tax refunded L. Morton, Collector,
774 93
Water supply,
640 00
Chapin street walk,
588 83
Sidewalks,
535 49
Cemetery improvements,
495 27
Vinton road,
359 19
Marcy street walk (east side),
41I 47
Marcy street walk (west side),
354 31
Haskell road
340 00
Printing,
339 73
Interest, -
336 33
State treasurer, license fees, -
336 00
Pleasant street wall, -
308 00
Abatement of taxes,
292 75
Amount carried forward, $58,439 23
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Amount brought forward, $58,439 23
Railing highways,
273 62
Highland street, - 262 91
Lamps and lanterns,
237 00
Insurance, -
223 69
Southbridge Savings Bank, - 200 00
State aid, - - -
195 00
Police station contingent,
188 64
Bridges, -
152 80
Chapin street ledge, -
100 00
Dresser street drain,
-
100 00 -
Decoration, -
-
89 92
School apparatus,
72 75
Money borrowed in anticipation of taxes, 24,000 00
-$84,535 56
Cash in treasury March 1, 1886,
1,289 38
Due from L. Morton, collector,
2,924 21
Due from S. S. Perry, collector
2,452 23
Due from S. Thayer, collector,
363 65
$91,565 03
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BALANCE OF ACCOUNTS FEBRUARY 28, 1886.
School-houses, -
- $20,000 00
Town property.
- $78.642 32
Cemetery. -
10,000 00
Unappropriated funds, 4.035 16
Public library,
9,000 00
Cemetery fund, -
2.569 25
Steamers, -
8,000 00
Notes payable, 2,500 00
Town house,
5,000 00
Common schools,
1.833 70
Engine-houses,
5,000 00
Discount on taxes,
1.023 16
Farm.
5,000 00
Support of poor,
840 10
Hose,
5,000 00
High school,
472 73
Lamp posts,
- 2,500 00
Abatement of taxes,
412 91
Police station,
2,500 00
Dog fund, -
346 98
School furniture,
1,600 00
State aid,
339 31
Hose carriages,
1,000 00
Bridges.
330 84
Hearse house,
-
1,000 00
Center Watch District, -
513 48
Fire engines,
250 00
Contingent expenses,
286 92
Hearse,
200 00
Outside poor,
272 03
Road scraper,
150 00
Contingent account schools,
266 39
Personal property,
2,442 32
Highland street,
264 59
General appropriations,
6,695 31
Fire department, - 246 51
L. Morton, Collector,
2,924 21
Marcy street walk, west,
207 29
S. S. Perry, Collector,
2,452 23
Salaries,
203 30
S. Thayer, Collector,
363 65
Hook street drain,
200 00
Cash,
1,289 38
Sidewalks,
155 74
Southbridge Savings Bank,
900 00
Public library,
138 77
Worcester Co. Inst. for Savings, 800 00
School Committee,
135 66
Ware Savings Bank,
800 00
License law,
130 00
Central street walk, -
729 84
Engine men,
112 00
Highways,
683 73
Marble brook,
100 00
Street lights, 270 26
Police station contingent,
93 63
Chapin street walk,
192 53
Alms-house repairs, 86 30
Marcy street Walk, east,
111 47
Army and navy record,
75 00
Cemetery improvements,
111 18
Hamilton street walk,
50 04
Insurance,
76 84
Lamps and lanterns,
43 00
Printing, -
30 61
Vinton road,
40 81
Sayles street walk,
14 15
School apparatus,
39 85
Interest,
25 61
Decoration,
21 43
Railing highways,
19 10
Haskell road,
10 00
River street,
3 80
$97,087 71
$97,087 71
F. L. CHAPIN, Treasurer.
Southbridge, March 1, 1886.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
REPAIRING TOWN FARM BUILDINGS.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation April 6, 1885, - $800 00
Appropriation Nov. 3, 1885, 300 00
$ 1,100 00
EXPENDITURES.
Alphonse Deslauriers, slating per contract, $268 43 J. Booth & Co., painting, - - 195 69
Michael Farrell, labor per contract, 152 50
J. M. & L. D. Clemence, lumber, - 125 25
Alex. Boyer, labor per contract, 102 87
A. L. Hyde, lumber, - 80 85
W. H. Clarke, material,
18 08
Leonard Cutler, labor, -
17 65
A. Farland, labor and material,
15 52
G. L Winter, material, -
10 06
P. H. Carpenter & Co., drain pipe, 6 90
W. H. Clarke, nails, -
5 40
C. A. Paige, windows, - 2 50
E. M. Phillips, pump and pipe, - 12 00
$1,013 70
Balance to credit this account March 1, 1886, -
$86 30
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REPORT OF AUDITORS.
SUPPORT OF POOR.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation April 6, 1885, - $1,500 00
C. A. Paige, guardian for Margaret O'Brien, 96 00
State aid to James Kershaw,
78 50
David Price, 12 00
Eunice Frisette, -
24 00
Patrick Gleason, -
4 00
118 50
Produce sold from farm, -
150 IO
Henry Wells for one cow,
40 00
Two heifers,
45 00
One cow,
35 00
120 00
Appropriation Nov. 3, 1885, -
500 00
A. M. Cheney, one yoke of oxen, -
155 00
Gain in presonal property at farm, -
312 54
$2,952 14
EXPENDITURES.
Account overdrawn March 1, 1885, $23 20
Geo. F. Northrup and wife, services from
March 1, 1885, to March 1, 1886, 400 00
J. F. Parker & Son, I pair horses, 275 00 Medicine and care of horse, 6 00
Team to farm, 2 00
283 00
E. C. Ellis, goods to farm, 211 86
Morse Bros., goods to farm,
124 50
Geo. E. White, labor on farm, 105 00
P. H. Carpenter & Co., goods to farm, -
138 28
Paige & Company, goods to farm, - 84 35
W. P. Guy, goods to farm, -
154 61
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Amount carried forward, $1,524 80
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REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Amount brought forward, $1,524 80
G. S. Stone, I wagon, - 80 00 Shoeing, repairing, etc., - 31 85
III 85
M. M. Marble, goods to farm, -
98 82
C. T. Carpenter, I pair harnesses, 51 30
S. K. Edwards, agent, flour and meal, 43 08
L. N. Holden & Co., goods to farm, 36 40
G. G. Bulfinch, services and medicine, 33 00
O. B. E. Chipman, goods to farm, 28 61
Carpenter & Co., goods to farm, 32 10
W. H. Clarke, goods to farm, - 17 26
J. R. Amidon, goods to farm, 15 14
M. J. Surprenant, goods to farm, 32 31
Jos. Williams, labor and material, 11 55
Samuel Williams, coffin and robe for
Mrs. Rich, 10 25
Coffin and robe for Patrick Gleason, 7 50 .
17 75
Thomas Potter, goods to farm, - IO 28
Edwin Bacon, services at burial of Mrs. Ker- shaw and Mrs. Rich, -
II OO
W. C. Callahan, services at burial of Patrick Gleason, - 8 75
Charles M. Morse, moving corn crib, 6 50
Peter Reno, labor at farm, 4 69
Eugene Comstock, goods to farm, - 3 92
G. C. Shepard & Co., medicine, 3 13
G. L. Winter, goods to farm, . - -
2 65
E. S. Ellis, appraising town property, 2 00
G. A. Dresser, appraising town property, - 2 00
J. M. & L. D. Clemence, lumber, 1 15
Silas Morse, appraising town property, - 2 00
$2,112 04
Balance to credit of this account March 1, 1886, $840 10
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REPORT OF AUDITORS.
OUTSIDE POOR.
RECEIPTS.
Balance March 1, 1885, $73 04
Appropriation April 6, 1885, 3,500 00
City of Lawrence, aid for Mrs. Cologne, 94 00.
City of Worcester, aid for Charles H. Clee, 3 00
Town of Wales, - 5 00
Amount from State Treasurer, -
75 00
City of Northampton, aid for M. A. Congdon, 56 15
Amount from State Treasurer, -
61 60
Town of Charlton, aid for John Bachand, 52 00
City of Lawrence, aid for Mrs. Cologne, 50 00 Town of Ludlow, aid for Mrs. Adeline Martin, 10 93
Amount from State Treasurer, 35 00 Town of Williamsburg, aid for Mrs. Wetherell, 85 00
$4,100 72
EXPENDITURES.
Worcester Lunatic Hospital : Care and support of Bridget Cain, $151 21 Care and support of Regina Fogel, 175 56 Care and support of Catherine Tynan, 184 98 Care and support of Daniel Smith, 59 90 Care and support of F.E.Scarborough, 61 90 Care and support of Catherine Kinney, 55 23
$688 78
Wm. E. Alden & Co .:
Goods to F. L. Holmes, - 10 00
Goods to Mrs. P. O'Brien, 142 00
Goods to John Foley, 69 00
Goods to Mrs. Moot,
18 00
Goods to Mrs. Shay, - 16 00
Goods to Patrick McGrath, 2 00
Goods to Mrs. Connally, - 31 00
Amounts carried forward, $288 00 $688 78
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REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Amounts brought forward, $288 00 $688 78
Goods to A. Martin, 18 00
Goods to Alfred Lovely, -
54 00
Goods to H. H. Lepage, - 9 00
369 00
J. & T. Ryan :
Goods to Mrs. J. Murphy,
6 50
Goods to Martin Ward, 28 00
Goods to Owen Morris, -
48 00
Goods to Matt. McGrath,
91 00
Goods to James Brown, -
109 00
Goods to Mary Connally, - 2 50
Goods to Kate Congdon,
40 00
Goods to Mrs. Gargon,
36 00
Goods to Alice Hickey,
2 00
363 00
J. S. Gleason :
Goods to A. Largess, - 14 00
Goods to Mrs. Cross, 26 00
Goods to Julia King, -
26 00
Goods to David Bassett,
3 00
Goods to Mrs. A. Herber, -
104 00
Goods to Mrs. Hickey,
40 00
Goods to Mrs. Cologne, 55 00
Goods to Mrs. D. N. Bartlett, 8 00
Goods to Mrs. Jos. Podvant, -
4 00
Goods to Mrs. C. Podvant,
20 00
Goods to Mrs. Geo. Lavender, - 2 00
Goods to Peter Reno, 8 00
310 00
Asylum for the chronic insane, for support of Lydia Fiske,
176 51
Blanchard Brothers :
Aid to Mrs. Mandville, -
156 00
Amount carried forward, $2,063 29
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REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Amount brought forward, $2,063 29
LeClair & Son :
Goods to Joseph Rivers, -
24 00
Goods to Mrs. V. Gregory, 80 00
Goods to Mrs. Adeline Martin, 8 00 112 00 Town of Ashland, aid to William Blute, 100 44 Town of Shirley, aid to Mrs. Carrie Ritchie, 188 71 IV. C. Callahan :
Coffin for Mrs. H. Lapage, 10 00
Coffin for Joseph Mandville's child, 4 50
Coffin for A. Herbert, - 7 50
Coffin for Felix Mathieu' child, 4 00
Coffin for Telesford Laduke's child, 4 50
Coffin and hearse for Peter Garo, 10 00
Coffin and hearse for Frank Pelkey, 10 00 Coffin and hearse for Adolph Lamont, 10 00 Coffin and hearse for Mrs. Geo.
Martin, 15 00
Coffin and hearse for Mrs. John
Bachand, - 10 00
Coffin and hearse for E. Gauthier' child, 8 00
Coffin and hearse for Felix Gaudette, 10 00
Coffin aud hearse for Mrs. Felix Mathieu, -
12 75
Coffin and hearse for D. Patnaude's
child, 7 25
Hearse for Mrs. J. Morrissey, - 2 50
126 00
W. P. Guy :
Goods to Joseph Carthier, - 61 00
Goods to Paul King, -
15 00
Goods to Esther Clark, - 2 25
Goods to Mary Ann Congdon, - I 00
Amounts carried forward, $79 25 2,590 44
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REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Amounts carried forward, $79 25 2,590 44
Goods to Kate Powers, - II OO
Goods to C. A. Phillips, -
I 00
91 25
Town of Spencer :
Aid to Louis Martin, - -
52 90
Aid to Joseph Collett, Jr., - 28 90
Burial of Loveley's child, 5 00
86 80
Aid to Mrs. John Lucia, Town of North Brookfield :
52 06
Aid to Mrs. Louis Godro and burial expenses, 35 07
Aid to H. Huard, 20 54
55 61
Town of Millbury, aid to and burial of Michael Conglin, 52 00
Town of Sturbridge :
Aid to Mrs. Burns,
48 66
Coffin for Nedson child, 5 75
54 4I
P. H. Carpenter & Co. :
Goods to Mrs. Wetherell, 27 00
Goods to O. Dulette, 2 00
Goods to Esther Clark, 11 00
Goods to E. M. Rice, - -
II 00
51 00
E. C. Ellis :
Goods to Mrs. Largess, 10 00
Goods to E. Gauthier, -
-
24 00
Goods to John Bachand,
20 00
54 00
G. G. Bulfinch, for services and medicine, 67 00
V. W. Lamoureux & Co., goods to Mrs. Wetherell, 64 00
Amount carried forward, $3.218 57
Aid to P. Laraschell,
22
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Amount brought forward, $3,218 57 Town of Webster, aid to and burial of Galen Cook, 48 00
C. A. Paige, travelling expenses, moving paupers to State Alms-house, and 58 46 aid to sundry parties,
Town of Brookfield, aid to Mrs. V. Gregory, 46.00
Paige & Co. :
Goods to Esther Clark, - 8 75
Goods to Oliver Dulette, 2 50
Goods to J. Hemenway, - 6 10
Goods to C. H. Allen, 7 00
Goods to Alonzo Martin - 6 00
Goods to Jacque Gomo, 5 75
Goods to E. M. Rice, - 2 50
38 60
Samuel Williams :
Coffin and robe for D. McCullom, IO 25
Coffin for Felix Lamont's child, 3 50
Coffin for Mrs. Jerry Mormee, 8 50
Goods to Matthew McGrath, - 20 00 -
42 25
Morse Brothers, goods to Abram Ramsey, 21 05
W. S. Cook, care and support of Galen Cook, 31 43 M. J. Surprenant, goods to John Bachand. 20 00
Goods to Oliver Dulett, I 00
21 00
W. L. D. Hall, care and support of Charles H. Allen, 24 26
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