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Mrs. A. Varin, 6 00
Mrs. L. Fountain,
5 00
$38 00
48
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Augustus Daniels, coal and wood to
William Robinson, $5 25
T. Gaudette,
3 50
Sam Barrett, 3 50
Mrs. C. Walker,
3 00
Jos. Ethier, 2 50
H. Hickey,
2 40
L. Montigny,
2 50
Azaire Laplante,
2 00
C. Potvin,
2 00
N. Fountain,
$2 00
Jos. Proulx, 1 50
E. Barrett,
1 50
P. Ethier,
1 00
$32 65
F. Gauthier,medical at- tendance to
P, Patenaude, $30 00
J. B. Demers, goods de-
livered to
Mrs. St. Onge, $26 00
Mrs. Louis Basile, 12 00
$38 00
Ed. Duplease, goods de- livered to
Mrs. Moote, $27 00
49
REPORT OF AUDITORS:
Johnson, Colburn Co.,
goods delivered to
John Charbonneau, $13 35
F. Charbonneau, 3 62
Mrs. A. Laplante 3 42
Mrs. Irving, 2 50
Mary Bergeron, 2 15
$25 04
Brassard & Savaria, bur- ial of
M. Hemmingway,
$25 00
A. H. Wheeler, goods de- livered to
Mrs. J. Murphy, $6 25
Mrs. P. Dumas, 4 25
Mrs. N. Duquette, 3 60
Mrs. J. Gomo,
2 50
Fred Loranger,
2 00
Mrs. G: Loranger, 1 50
F. Reno, 1 25
Mrs. C. Lusignan, 1 25
Mrs. J. Loranger, 1 00
$23 60
Henry Lusignan, aid to John Duquette, $22 50
50
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
H. L. Bedard goods deliv-
ered to
A. Dionne, $6 25
Mrs. A. Laplante, 6 00
Mrs. Lamontagne. 1 75
Mrs. David Tetreault, 1 50
Jos. Bergeron,
1 25
Delia Bergeron, 1 25
Mrs. A. Daignault, 1 25
P. Ethier, 1 25
T. Gaudette, 1 00
Louis Belanger, 60
$22 10
B. W. Paton, medicine
to outside poor, $19 50
P. Arpin, goods deliver- ed to
Mrs. N. Laundry. $16 00
S. Barrett, 3 00
$19 00
J. D. Blanchard & Co., goods delivered to
T. Trembly. $10 00
P. Ethier, 2 50
F. Lamothe, 2 00
51
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Mrs. A. Trembly, 1 95
Louis Belanger, 1 25
$17 70
F. M. Marble, goods de- livered to
Mrs. H. Morin, $17 00
H. C. Demers, goods de- livered to
Mrs. Lamont, $2 75
Vic. Rochon. 3 00
T. Gaudette, 2 30
A. Ethier, 2 00
P. Lamothe, 2 75
P. Ethier, 2 00
E. Dionne
2 00
$16 80
City of. Worcester poor department, aid to
Louis, Irene and Jane Bailey $7 00
Regis and Eliz Bouthi-
lette, 4 25
Jos. Bouthillette 2 00
Anthony and Mary
Thibut, 2 00
$15 25
Samuel Williams, burial Mrs. Irving $15 00
52
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
H. A. Morse, wood to
Mrs. M. LeClair, $5 00
Mrs. Montigney, 7 50
$12 50
Joseph Williams, goods delivered to
Mrs. J. Loranger, $2 00
J. Loranger, 3 00
J. McDonald, 6 00
$11 00
H. T. Hyde & Co., goods delivered to
Mrs. H. Morin, $4 00
P. Duquette, 5 00
A. Lamothe, 1 50
Jos. Belanger,
50
$11 00
Wm. Booth, coal to
Mrs. Murphy, $10.50
F. Dragon, goods to
Mrs. H. Labelle, $7 50
W. C. Callahan, burial child of E. Beauchemin $7 00
53
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Davis & Bannister, Book, $6 75
C. Huett, goods deliv- ered to
Mrs. Aug. Tremblay, $1 50 P. Ethier, 5 00
$6 50
David Patenaude, goods delivered to
Mrs. H. Labelle, $6 00
Jos. Derosiers, goods deliv- ered to
F. Loranger, 6 00
City of Fitchburg, board
Patrick Walsh, $6 00
Robinson & Dougherty Printing, $5 75
Dr. Jos. G. E. Page, transportation Mrs. Ethier to Worcester, $5 00
P. Bachand, wood delivered to M. Monette, $5 00
54
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
G. Surprenant, milk to Mrs. H. Labelle, $4 65
H. Brissette, milk to Mrs. H. Labelle, $4 55
D. M. Rosenthal & Co. goods to Melvina Wetheroff $4 03
Mrs. Henry Labelle transportation three children to Wor- cester, $4 00
L. A. Gervais, goods de- livered to .
Jos. Paulin $4 00
J. L. Fairbanks & Co.,
Pauper History
Blanks, $4 00
Southbridge Press Print-
ing, $3.25
Cyrille Benoit, wood, Jos. Ethier, $3 00
55
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Geo. J. Lamoureux, ex- penses to Wor- cester Hospital $1 50
Transfer Duquette, 1 25
$2 75
Geo. H. Hartwell, goods delivered to
Mrs. H. Robideau, $1 50
Mrs. Dupuis, 1 25
$2 75
Jules Laurent, goods de- livered to
Mrs. J. Degrenier, $2 00
J. F. Lariviere, goods delivered to
Mrs. S. Barrett, $1.50
Alex. W. Paton, medi- cine to Outside Poor, 1 00
$7,992 88
Balance to credit of account March 1, 1903,
$640 37
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1902.
$280 22
Transfer from unappropriated
funds,
16,900 00
Tuition from other towns,
15 00
- $17,195 22
EXPENDITURES.
J. T. Clarke, salary supt. $750 00
F. E. Corbin,
450 00
58
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Teachers -
Laura E. Shepardson, 551 25
Alice Holmes, 551 25
Isabella P. Taylor, 460 00
Louise O. Twombly,
440 00
Mary E. Meagher, 440 00
A. Rebecca Rowley,
440 00
Anna Eager, 412 50
Margaret E. Dougherty,
400 00
Eva Conner,
400 00
Elizabeth Booth, 400 00
Clara Chase, 400 00
Mary Boardman,
400 00
Susan M. Knight,
400 00
Mary Page, 400 00
Agnes Meagher,
400 00
Nellie Stone,
400 00
Mary McCabe,
400 00
Mary A. Ellis,
400 00
Margaret Butler,
400 00
Jennie Simpson,
385 00
Jane Farquhar, 380 00
Gertrude Litchfield, 360 00
Sarah Haskell,
360 00
Bertha Harwood,
345 00
Flora M. Weld, 315 00
Annie Simpson, 305 00
Mabel Teahan, 297 00
Alice Sanders, 275 00
Mrs. H. N. Carpenter, 228 10
59
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Mabel Chamberlain,
224 00
Martha Cutting,
250 00
Ada J. Murdock,
210 00
Anna Seagraves,
200 00
Ethel Holland,
192 00
Ita Morse,
175 00
Winifred Kinney,
45 00
Alice Aldrich,
50 00
Mary Clemence,
23 00
Retta McCleery,
24 00
Edith Randall,
3 80
$13,941 90
Janitors-
F. L. Clough,
$602 80
Albert Back,
289 56
Geo. M. Lovell,
252 00
Thos. Welch,
137 50
Joseph Jagger,
82 60
M. Caplette,
82 00
Fabien Lescarbeau,
68 15
Wm. Sanders,
46 50
J. Hart,
20 80
C. Russell Morse,
18 00
S. P. Haskell,
14 50
Mabel Chamberlain,
10 00
William Hall,
8 00
Joseph Lorent,
7 00
Joseph Theriault,
1 25
$1,640 66
60
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Fuel-
E. C. Ellis, coal,
$499 75
A. Daniels, coal and wood, 436 13
William Booth, coal, 46 75
H. B. Wright, wood,
34 50
Est. W. H. H. Cheney, wood,25 50 T. Hughes, coal and wood, 23 00 A. J. Clark, wood, 19 00
E. T. Torrey, wood,
18 50.
E. B. Haskell, wood,
14 80
Ezra Herindeen, wood,
7 50
J. S. Dresser, wood,
3 00
$1,128 43
Transportation --
P. H. Fitzpatrick from . Sumner District, $63 00
Worcester & Southbridge St. R. R. Co., 15 00
B. Roberts,
11 25
$89 25
1
Southbridge Water Supply Co .-
Water to July 1, 1902, $159 42
· Tuition-
Town of Sturbridge, tuition of
61
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Anna, Hilda and Albina Fortier. Louis Angier, Zeb and Cyrille Liberty, Blanch and Emil Rivers, $39 00
P Caplette, labor $9 65 -- -$17,008 31
Balance to credit of account March 1, 1903, $186 91
.
CONTINGENT SCHOOLS.
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1902, $152 67
Appropriation, 3,400 00
Books sold, 88 77
$3,641 44
EXPENDITURES.
W. C. Callahan, Desks, tables, etc., $503 25
62
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Chairs and desks, 125 48
Rent of chairs, 4 00
$632 73
Oldham & Ranahan, labor and supplies, 480 70
J. L. Hammett Co., books and supplies, 422 08
E. E. Babb & Co., supplies, 315 95
Boston School Supply Co., books and supplies, 285 89
Peter Caplette,
Labor and care of chem- icals, $44 75
Repairs and horse hire, 34 50
Truant Officers, 40 50
Janitor and extra labor, 39 55
$159 30
Ginn & Co., books,
139 30
Southbridge Water Supply Co., water, 124 00
J. M. & L. D. Clemence, lumber, 106 74
J. T. Clarke, cash to sundries, 105 00
M. Egan & Son, labor and supplies, 103 71
A. Boyer, labor, 99 36
Silver Burdett & Co., books and supplies, 97 81
Kinney Bros. & Walkins, books, 96 01
Truant officers, 81 25
Holden Patent Book Cover Co., supplies, 72 51
F. E. Corbin, cash to sundries, 67 81
63
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Wm. H. Clarke, supplies,
66 26
Wardsworth Howland & Co., supplies,
63 78
G. C. Winter, labor-and supplies,
63 41
Geo. M. Lovell, janitor,
60 00
Hetu & Allard, labor,
48 27
Thomson Brown & Co., books,
47 45
Southbridge Press, advertising
p'tg. blanks,programs, tick- ets, order books and school certificates,
45 25
Lamoureux Bros., supplies,
38 85
Est. Calvin Claflin, labor and supplies, 31 06
Continental Brush Co., supplies,
29 45
American Book Co., books,
26 24
Geo. E. Lamoureux, taking
school census,
25 00
Charles Tetrault, taking school census, 25 00
Eagle Pencil Co, supplies,
22 45
J. A. Brightman, clocks, 20 40
Blanchard's orchestra, music at commencement, 20 00
Rand, McMalley Co,, books,
19 15
Southbridge Herald, school manuals 14 75
J. J. Bowlen e'o., cartage, 11 25
Teams to supt., 3 00
14 25
J. W. Smythe, repairing and tun - ing organ, 14 00
64
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
The Morse Co., books, 11 25
Thorpe & Martin Co., supplies, 10 80
Perry. Pictures Co., supplies, 10 60
A. Farland, supplies, 10 15
Atkinson & Mentzer, supplies, 9 45
Maynard, Merrill Co., books, 9 12
J. S. Dresser, bricks, 9 10
S. Hayward, use of horse, 9 00
D. Appleton & Co, books, 8 00
Marble's Express, moving furniture,
7 88
E. L. Gay, labor and supplies,
6 85
F. O. Letcher, cleaning vaults, 6 00
6 50
Geo. S. King & Co., supplies,
Wm. Power & Son, cleaning vaults, 6 00
A. R. Webster, teams for committee, 5 75
J. A. King, supplies, 4 50
Werner School Book Co., books, 4 00
A. F. Eager, horse hire, 4 00
D. C. Heath & Co., books and supplies, 3 97
T. H. Decoudres, cash to sundries, 3 53
Williams & Crawford, labor and supplies, 3 35
J. & I. E. Moore, supplies, 3 00
Educational Publishing Co., supplies, 2 92
F. Gatineau, supplies, 2 64
Lamoureux Bros., supplies,
2 00
Eldridge V. Brother, register, 2 72
N. Vial, labor, 2 00 .
J. R. Harris & Son, supplies, 1 84
J. Blaine, supplies, 1 49
$4,253 58
Account overdrawn March 1, 1903,
$612 14
65
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1903,
$69 64
Appropriation,
600 00
$669 64
EXPENDITURES.
E. I. Knowles,
$103 75
Nellie F. Ryan,
61 50
Eva Conner,
51 25
Agnes Meagher,
51 25
Alice Holmes,
31 50
Margaret Butler,
31 50
Mary A. Whalen,
30 75
Louise O. Twombley,
30 75
Mary Page,
30 00
Mary Meagher,
5 25
$427 50
Janitors-
Peter Caplette, $56 75
Jos. Jagger, 28 25
$85 00
66
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
St. Peter's Society, rent, $35 00
Thompson, Brown & Co., books, 26 25
So. Gas & Elec. Co., lights, 22 25
W. C. Lewis, supplies,
14 70
P. Caplette, labor,
10 75
J. & T. Ryan, oil, 7 84
A. Daniels, wood, 6 25
Southbridge Press, advertising,
6 25
A. J. Harwood, wood, 5 00
Southbridge Herald, advertising, 3 75
$650 54
Balance to credit of account March 1, 1903,
$19 10
HIGH SCHOOL.
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1902, $629 33
Appropriation, 4,075 00
Tuitions from other towns, 283 34
$4,987 67
67
REPORT OF AUDITORS:
EXPENDITURES.
Teachers-
Fred E. Corbin,
$1,250 00
Edith M. Cook,
631 25
Laura B. Williams,
631 25
T. H. DeCoudres,
500 00
Mabel Barnum,
312 50
Ernest M. Gleason,
210 00
Ada J. Murdock,
152 50
Anna F. Eager,
137 50
Mrs. H. N. Carpenter,
22 50
Janitors and fuel,
$3,847 50 575 00
$4,422 50
Balance to credit of account March 1, 1903,
$565 17
SCHOOL APPARATUS.
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1902,
$22 78
Appropriation, 250 00
$272 78
68
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
EXPENDITURES.
-
Atkinson & Mentzer, books and supplies, $66 05
L. E. Knott, books and repairs, 49 45
J. P. Howland, organ, 25 00
E. E. Babb & Co., supplies,
23 54
J. T. Clarke, cash to book sundries
16 50
· Rand McNally Co., maps,
14 00
Henry Holt, books,
14 00
Geo. C. Shepard & Co., supplies,
10 69
F. E. Corbin, cash to sundries,
10 67
Davis & Banister, hecktograph and law practice, 7 50
W. M. Dowlens. maps,
7 50
Lawton & Co., hecktograph,
6 30
Ginn & Co., books, 4 79
D. C. Heath & Co., books,
4 00
Cheney Globe Co., globes, 2 25
Johnson, Colburn Co., cotton,
1 42
$263 66 -
Balance to credit of account March 1, 1903, $9 12
SELECTMEN.
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation,
$800 00
EXPENDITURES.
Account overdrawn, March 1, 1902, $366 99 Abatements, 566 42
$933 41
Account overdrawn March 1, 1903, $133 41
BRIDGES.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation,
$750 00
70
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
EXPENDITURES.
Account overdrawn March 1, 1902, $153 32
J. M. & L. D. Clemence, lumber, 358 10
O. B. E. Chipman, men and teams, 150 01
A. Girard, painting Mechanic street bridge, 87 18
A. Daniels, lumber, 77 40
Town of Dudley, one-third of ex- pense on bridges, 65 65
A. Boyer, labor and supplies, 25 33
R. Wardle, labor and supplies, 16 01
Chas. Hyde, lumber, 12 80
G. C. Winter, supplies, 8 15
Wm. H. Clarke, supplies, 4 40
$958 35
Account overdrawn March 1, 1903, $208 35
CANAL STREET WALK.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation,
$650 00
71
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
EXPENDITURES.
Selectmen, pay roll men and teams, $450 19
H. L. Lamson, curbing, 203 15
Worcester Gas Light Co., tar, pitch and asphalt, 70 00
John A. Whittaker, labor, 17 85
Hamilton Woolen Co., gravel,
12 10
A. Daniels, lumber, 6 45
Wm. Power & Son, supplies, 64
$760 38
Account overdrawn March 1, 1903,
$110 38
CAMP PONCE.
RECEIPTS.
$50 00
Appropriation,
EXPENDITURES.
G. H. Chaffin, Memorial Day, $50 00
72
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
CHAPIN STREET WALK.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation,
$150 00
EXPENDITURES.
Selectmen, pay roll men and teams, $120 16
H. L. Lamson, curbing,' 34 50
Worcester Gas Light Co., tar, pitch and asphalt, 11 23
John A. Whittaker, labor,
4 00
Gravel from Sewers, 1 50
$171 39
Account overdrawn March 1, 1903,
$21 39
CONTINGENT.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation,, Appropriation,
$4,000 00 7,000 00
73
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Received from state treasurer
on account contagious dis- eases,
570 62
-- $11,570 62
EXPENDITURES.
Account overdrawn March
1, 1902, $1,347 83
Selectmen, pay roll election officers, 324 00
Main street crossing,
65 50
Expenses Boston and Wor- cester, 50 32
Search for Mrs. L. Parkman, 5 50
$445 82
J. A. Genereux, salary
cattle inspector, $125 00
Disinfecting barns Hyde, Shepard, A. Mckinstry, Clemence, Apte.
Houses, Brault, Walker and Street-
er, Lamoure u x , Suprenant, Cap- lette, 147 35
Return of births, 18 75
Sundry expenses, 17 50
Teams, 5 00
$313 60
74
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
E. M. Phillips, recording andindexing deaths and births, cash paid sundries, $228 85
Attending town meeting and copy- ing records, 63 95
$292 80
W. C Callahan, police duty July 4th, $125 00
Disinfecting houses, M. Plant, Dumas, Green - wood, Gaudette,
Mominee, Tiffany, 30 00
Returning deaths, 10 25 $165 25
J. A. Whittaker, plans, Lens Court, Evergreen street, Wardwell court, Clark street, Glov- er street exten- sion for townwar- rant, $121 65
Surveying, Foster
street, 21 00
Setting stone
Wardwell court
and Evergreen street, 5 05
75
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Plans, streets and registery deeds, 4 00
$151 70
A. H. Shepard, damage to team, $150 00
H. C. Moynihan, disin-
fecting houses, Mrs. D. Kennedy, J.Pollard,J.Caron, P. St. Martin, A. J. Morris, J. E. Pfeiffer, P.Fortier, JohnHall,L.Remis A. Mckinstry, D. Kennedy, A. St. Martin, P.Peloquin N. Livernois, F. Cook, C. F. Har- bach, A. H. Gaud- ette, A. R. Web- ster, W. Jacques, $120 00
Cash to sundries, 21 49
$141 49
Southbridge Water Sup-
ply Co., water
fountians Globe
and Centre to
April 1, 1903,
$100 0.0
A. Farland, labor and
supplies, $49 99
Painting signs, 23 00
$72 99
76
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Oldham Ranahan, labor and supplies, $62 92 Care fountain, 9 15
$72 07
Henry Hay, meals to
election officers, $50 00
Entertaining Mass. highway commis- sioners, 18 50
$68 50
R. A. Beckwith, stamped envelopes, $63 60
H. L. Lamson, flagging, $38 28
Bound posts, ?5 00
$63 28
Gertrude F. Lamoureux,
assistance to as- sessors, $55 50
Am. Opt. Co., old iron, $52 36
F. X. Lariviere, return-
ing deaths, $39 00
Teams, board of health, 9 00
$48 00
J. J. Bowlen Co., sprink-
ling streets, $30 00
Teams for asses- sor's, 13 00
$43 00
77
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
E. H. Peabody, abstract of conveyances real estate South- bridge to May 1902, $42 25
L. (. Rieutard, settlement, suit, W. C. Callahan for D. H. Holden, funeral . expenses, $33 60
Notices for selectmen,
6 00
39 60
E. J. Colburn, burial of Wm, Perry, 35 00
Mrs. E. J. Bartholomew, land damages Charlton road, 35 00
F. E. Northup, teams for asses- sors, 32 50
Southbridge Gas & Electric
Light Co., fountain light, 30 50
V. W. Lamoureux, sundry ex- penses, 29 60
M. L. Dillaber, serving dog war. rants, 15 00
Serving notice F. X. Tetrault, 5 00
Killing dogs,
4 00
Serving notice J. B. Proulx, 2 00
Serving notice South-
bridge & Sturbridge
St. R. R. Co.,
2 00
28 00
78
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Sanford, Putnam & Co., books for assessors, 27 00
J. J. Mulvey, inspecting plumb- ing, 24 55
Jos. G. E. Page, returning
births, 19 50
Examination Huard
case, 2 00
21 50
Southbridge Press, letter
heads for board of
health, 19 50
Advertising for as-
sessor's, 1 50
21 00
J. R. Goyer, returning births, 20 25
W R. Olney, cash to sundries,
18 25
John Smith, labor at town barn,
16 95
Davis & Banister, revised statutes, 7 00
Books, 8 00
15 00
A. J. McCrea, attendance
patient at lockup. 6 50
Returning births, 6 00
Examination Huard, 2 00
14 50
S. K. Edwards, teams for as- sessors, 13 12
A. J. Morris, salary, sealer of weights and measures, and sundries, 12 60
79
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
A. Boyer, Jr., distributing town reports, 12 00
A. Allard and men, fighting brush fire, 12 00
A. R. Webster, teams for highway commis- sioners, 9 00
Teams for board of
health,
3 00
12 00
H. H. Morse and men, fighting brush fire, 11 50
Southbridge Roofing Co., labor town barn, 7 00
Labor
new
engine
house,
3 80
$10 80
L. Duquette and men, fighting brush fire, 10 75
A. M. Higgins, serving war- rant, attending town meeting, 10 00
B. A. Gay, plumbing inspector,
9 00
N. E. Putney, repairing town clock, 7 35
Board of Health, removing
nuisance, 7 00
Lareau, Lamoureux Bros., chair for assessors' room, 6 50
J. W. Heffern, expenses, 6 43
80
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Pierre Savaria,returning deaths, 6 25
W. J. Douty, care of fountain light, 6 00
W. G. Reed, returning deaths,
5 75
Samuel Williams, returning deaths, 5 50
W. C. Lewis, supplies, 5 31
T. P. Wixted, care of watering trough, 5 00
J. S. Dresser, bricks, 5 00
Vernon Joslin, lumber for
boundary fence, 4 54
D. Livernois, stone boat, 4 50
C. F. Hill, cash sundries town report, 4 35
G. C. Winter, labor on
fountain, $2 96
Supplies, 1 39
$4 35
E. T. Torrey and men, fighting brush fire, 4 00
W. L. Ferry, teams for board of health, 3 75
Pattee & Mellen, returning deaths, 3 75
S. E. Blanchard, distributing town reports, 3 50
Dr. F. Gauthier, returning births, 3 25
Dr. N. T. McLean, returning births, 2 50
81
REPORT OF AUDITORS:
C. C. Reed, typewriting for board of health, 2 50
John Gagnon, fighting brush fire, 2 50
Dr. George Webster, return- ing births, 2 50
Brassard & Savaria, returning deaths, 2 00
A. P. Farrell, labor, 2 00
Hamilton Woolen Co., rent of land for depot stairs, 2 years, 2 00
Peter Grant & Co., supplies,
1 76
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., rent, 1 00
Southbridge Trucking Co.,
carting reports, 1 00
W. H. Clarke, care of fountain, 1 00
$4,335 35
SMALL POX ACCOUNT.
Dr. J. A. Genereux, pro- fessional services, $1300 00 Disinfecting houses, J. St. Ger- main, J. Brodeau, M. Dumas, J.Blan-
82
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
chette. J. Lizotte,
J. Bachand, G. Leroux, E. De- lage, S. Cloutier, D. Cloutier, F. La- cosse, O. Dupuis, D. Duclos, A Greeley, B.March- essault, P. Casa- vant, J. Loranger,
P. Lataille, J. Ethier, J. Daig- nault, N. St. Lau- rent, L. Vandal, E. Minaud, J. Pat- enaude, C. Pate- naude. H. De - mers, L. Lavellee, 160 00
Vaccinations,
92 50
Disinfecting pest house, 55 00
Confinement
Mrs.
Patenaude,
15 00
Teams to pest house, 10 50
Cash to sundries,
55
$1,633 55
H. C. Moynihan, supplies to pest house, 465 58
Disinfecting houses, Lamou- reux, Larochelle,
83
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Tremblay, Wil-
liamson, Surpre-
nant, H. Laro-
chelle, H. C. Moy-
nihan, Wm. Lee,
J. Clarke, A. Rich-
ards, A. Loomis,
T. H. Boisvert, J.
Oliver, J. Lang- lois, Mrs. P. La- taille, J. Lamou- reux, L. Cohen, M.
Burrill, Mrs. De-
sautis, P. Belan- ger, A. Dumas, A. Garceau, pest
house, 115 00
2000 vaccine points, 20 00
Quarantine Cur-
tis' block 4 65
Cash paid sundries,
2 50
607 73
Jos. Peloquin, goods to
F. Germain, 77 41
P. Patenaude, 44 71
E. Minaud, 38 31
Pest house, 27 57
Mrs. Mominee, 23 45
J. B. Tavernier, 18 05
Rent of pest house,
17 00
84
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Louis Bibeau, 11 06
257 56
Alex Boyer, labor at pest house, 256 45
H. K. Mullford & Co., vac- cine, lymph and points, 241 70
Louis Duhamel, labor at
pest house,
$135 00
Quarantine officer,
98 00
$233 00
G. H. Hartwell, supplies pest house first account, 225 95
Dr. L. W. Curtis, vaccinations, 204 00
Dr. J. R. Goyer, vaccinations, 187 50
David Brault, labor at pest
house,
$170 00
Goods destroyed,
10 00
$180 00
G. Pinsoneault, goods to pest house, 178 04
Mrs. Grace Darling, rent pest house, 165 00
W. C. Callahan, goods to pest house, $92 87
Goods to Jos. Pat-
enaude,
35 00
Goods to Mrs. Tav-
ernier,
15 50
$143 37
85
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Dr. George E. Webster, vaccina- tions, 141 00
Dr. A. J. McCrea, vaccinations, 140 00
Dr. F. W. Edwards, vacci- nation, 121 00
A. Lamoureux, quarantine
officers, $81 00
Tenement for pest
house,
20 66
Goods to F. Ger- main, 11 94
Goods to pest house, 5 32
$118 92
Dr. N. T. McLean, vaccina- tions, 116 50
Jos. Desrosiers, goods to pest house, 114 17
T. Welch, quarantine offi - cer, 110 00
Dr. J. G. E. Page, vaccinations, 110 00
T. Peck, rent pest house $99 00
Labor, 4 00
$103 00
Dr. W. G. Reed, vaccinations, 92 50
Jos. Lippe, goods for pest house, 86 11
Mrs. Dupuis, labor at pest house, $80 00
Stove, 5 00
$85 00
Mrs. Joseph Savage, labor at pest house, 84 00
86
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Joseph Fountain, quarantine officer, 82 50
F. X. Barre, quarantine officer, 78 00
Aug.Daniels, wood for pest
house, $52 50
Wood, L. Bibeau, 7 00
Wood, Mrs. Momi- nee, 5 00
Wood, F. Germain,
2 25
$66 75
Peter Arpin, goods to pest
house,
$35 78
Goods to J.Blanchet, 13 97
Goods to J. David-
son,
4 40
$54 15
L. D. Vinton, teams to pest house, 53 00
P. H. Carpenter Co., goods to N. Dumas, $24 24
Goods to P. Pate-
naude,
23 23
$47 47
J. R. Beauregard, goods to pest house, 44 60
Louis Bibeau, quarantine and rent, 38 84
Dr. C. O. Bradford, vacci- nations, 38 50
P. N. LeClair, goods to
E. Boisvert,
10 71
87
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
N. Dumas, 8 23
S. Plante, 7 48
J. B. Langlois, 5 55
N. Gaudette, 4 78
36 75
F. Germain, quarantine officer, 35 00
P. Ethier, quarantine officer, 34 00 ~
N. Talbot, quarantine officer, 34 00
M. D. Duhamel, goods to
D. Cloutier, 16 29
F. Cloutier, 10 31
Pest house, 3 46
N. Dumas, 54
Mrs. Tavernier,
48
31 08
Delphis Degrenier, quar- antine officer, 30 00
David Duclos, goods des- troyed, 30 00
J. D. Proulx, quarantine officer, 29 00
Ed Aeri, quarantine officer,
28 00
Rosanna Bibeau, labor at pest house, 28 00
Mrs. Jos. Lizotte, labor at
pest house, 28 00
Henry Lamothe, quaran- tine officer, 28 00
A. L. Desaulniers, goods to
L. Patenaude, 15 25
88
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
J. B. Langlois, 11 81
27 06
Peter Grant & Co., goods to Louis Bibeau, 25 46
D. Patenaude, quarantine officer, 16 00
Goods to L. Pate-
naude,
9 12
25 12
.:
P. Peloquin, quarantine officer, 23 00
Felix Gatineau, goods to pest house, 22 16
J. B. Demers, goods to
A. Garceau, 12 60
Pest house, 3 50
J. Blanchet, 2 10
N. St. Laurent,
84
F. Lacosse, 77
J. Langlois, 56
20 37
Jos. Cayen, quarantine officer, 19 50
P. Renaud & Co., goods to pest house, 18 92
P. Duhamel, quarantine officer, 18 00
Z. Desrosiers, goods des-
troyed, 15 50.
Mrs. Lataille, goods to P. St. Laurent, 13 45
89
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Jos. Lataille, quarantine officer, 12 00
G. Surprenant, milk to pest house, 11 45
B. Roberts, milk to Mrs. Mominee, 4 26
Mrs. Lamoureux, 3 00
Mrs. Louis Bibeau, 2 64
N. St. Laurent,
1 05
10 95
John Halpin, goods to
L. Patenaude, 6 68
Mrs. Mominee, 3 81
10 49
Louis LeClair, quarantine officer, 10 00
J. Bachand, quarantine
officer, 10 00
A. Garceau, quarantine officer, 10 00
Chas. Horton, quarantine officer, 10 00
S. Page, goods to F. Lacosse, 8 23
G. C. Winter, labor and supplies pest house, 7 43
N. Larochelle, quarantine officer, 7 00
F. Brissette, milk to Mrs. Daignault, $2 35
90
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
Milk to L. Pate-
naude, 1 60
Milk to E. Minaud, 1 55
Milk to P. Pate- naude, 1 45
$6 95
P. Caron, goods to P.
Patenaude, $3 08
E. Minaud, 2 94
L. Patenaude, 91
$6 93
L. A. Gervais, goods to E. Boisvert, 6 78
J. R. Harris & Son, goods to Mrs. Mominee, 6 32
M. Boucher, quarantine officer, 6 00
N. E. Vaccine Co., points,
6 00
Elie Vandal, quarantine officer, 6 00
John Davidson, goods destroyed, 5 50
Peter Benoit, blankets burned,
5 00
Southbridge Trucking Co., re- moving goods to pest house, 5 00
A. Farland, supplies to pest house, 4 06
Mrs. M. Mominee, goods des- troyed at pest house, 4 00
E. C. Ellis, coal to F. Germain, 3 60
91
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
F. Lacosse, goods destroyed, 3 00
Lareau, Lamoureux Bros., goods to pest house, 2 75
F. X. Lariviere, team to pest house, 2 50
J. F. Lariviere, goods to pest house, 2 40
Mahan Bros., milk to N. Da-
mas 2 10
John Smith, lime for disinfect- ing. 1 50
P. Laporte, bread to E. Boisvert.
1 47
Arcade Richard, bread to N. Dumas 1 00
Wm. H. Clarke, goods to pest house, 50
- $7.237 14
Account overdrawn March 1, 1903,
$1 87
Outstanding order
$2 00
CULVERTS.
Appropriation,
$1.073 00
92
REPORT OF AUDITORS.
EXPENDITURES.
Beecher Street Culvert.
O. B. E. Chipman, pay roll men and teams, $255 81
J. J. Bowlen Co., cap stones and carting, 10 25
A. Daniels cement, 5 20
$271 26
Central Street Culvert.
O. B. E. Chipman, pay roll men and teams, $84 26
Curbing from side- walks, 20 00
$104 26
Mechanics and North Street Culvert.
O. B. E. Chipman, pay roll men and teams, $156 52
Sewer contingent
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