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" Hannah Fowler, - - - 40 00 -
53
Paid George Jaques,
- 30 90
Levi Lincoln,
39 59
George C. Macy, -
. 100 00
Ebenezer Mower, -
200 00
State Reform School, (M. Lamb fund), 8 33
66 Samuel B. Wheeler, - -
15 63
Worcester County Institution for
- 1,468 34 Savings, -
" Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank, 430 63
" Priscilla Wyer, -
- 500 00
Transfer to " Contingent Expenses," - 1,386 20
6,032 22
LICENSES.
Received from amusements, - - 483 00
auctioneers, - - - 24 00
66 billiard & bowling rooms, 50 00
66 dogs,
3 00
fire works, - - 35 00
66 hackney carriages, -
-
55 00
66 intelligence offices, 3 00
66
pawn brokers, - - 20 00
" theatre, -
-
95 00
EXPENDITURE.
Transfer to Contingent Expenses,
-
-
-
-
768 00
LIGHTING STREETS.
APPROPRIATION, - - 3,000 00
Received of Union Society, for lamp, - 4 50
" City Marshal, - - 25
3,004 75
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Braman, Perham & Co., repairs, 8 93
Charles E. Brooks, fluid, 394 94
66 sundries, · 14 08-409 02 Geo. H. Clark, setting glass & painting, 89 18
" Samuel Clark, repairing, - 17 52
6
-
768 00
54
Paid L. & A. G. Coes, setting posts, - 5 50
Firth & Nichols, fluid lamps, - 10 50
Calvin Foster & Co., glass & sundries, 13 99
John Gates, posts, -
5 25
John M. Goodale, turning posts, &c. 4 66
66 John W. Jordan, lanterns and repairs, 56 61
Geo. F. Newton, repairs, - - 5 50
Newton, Wentworth, Clapp & Coes, care of lamps, lighting and repairs,564 54
" Worcester Gas Light Co.,
- gasfor St. lamps, 1,598 11
66 Worcester Gas Light Co., pipe, labor and repairs, 214 26-1,812 37
Transfer to " Contingent Expenses," - 1 18
3,004 75
LOANS or BILLS PAYABLE.
Received from George Jaques,
600 00
66 Levi Lincoln, - - - 1,500 00
66 State Reform School, - 1,000 00
66 Samuel B. Wheeler, - 1,200 00
66 Wor. Five Cents Savings Bank, - 19,000 00
66 Wor. County Institution for Savings, - - 11,500 00
Transfer from " Contingent Expenses," -
104 85
34,904 85
EXPENDITURES.
Paid George Jaques, - - 600 00 - -
Levi Lincoln,
- - 1,500 00
State Reform School, - - 1,000 00
" Samuel B. Wheeler, -
- - 1,200 00
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank, 19,000 00
66 Wor. County Institution for Savings, 11,604 85
34,904 85
MILITARY.
Received from the Commonwealth, - - 946 50 -
55
EXPENDITURES.
Amount overdrawn January 3, 1859, - 856 36
Paid Members Co. A. 1858,
-
- 22 50
Jubal H. Haven, « -
-
7 50
Members Co. A, 1859, -
375 00
Co. B, - 420 00
66
Band, Co. A, " -
- 72 00
66 " B, " - - 72 00 -
1,825 36
Amount overdrawn Jan. 2, 1860, - - 878 86
(due from Commonwealth $954 00,)
PAUPERS.
Balance undrawn January 3, 1859, - 50 48
APPROPRIATION, - -
- 7,000 00
Received from other cities and towns for
support of panpers, - - 415 34 Rec'd from W. Boylston, (Polly Dickey case,) 221 67 " County, support and clothing for prisoners, - - 312 26 " Commonwealth, support of paupers,112 50
66 " Jonas Bartlett, lumber, - - 50 00
" Lucian B. Drury, for work done at poor farm, board, &c., - 178 75
" Lucian B. Drury, Orphan's Home bill, - - 100 00
less 2 bags meal,
-
4 00-96 00
66
" New Common, for amount paid for work, - - - 59 40 -
Transfer from " Contingent Expenses," - 1,555 82
10,052 22
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Samuel Banister, salary as Clerk of
Board, - - - - 500 00
Samuel Banister, amount paid out for railroad fares, tickets, freight, postage and sundries, - - 323 93
" J. Marcus Rice, salary as City Physician, 200 00
56
Paid Hospital for the Insane, board of
sundry persons, - -
- 165 39
" State Lunatic Hospital, board of sundry persons, - 519 54
City of Boston, expenses of paupers, 24 00
Town of Northbridge, " 41 24
" Shrewsbury, " 66 30 93
" Wendell,
47 65
Bartlett & Warden, for land, - 975 00
Jonas Bartlett, for shed, - 150 00
For support of persons out of Almshouse : Paid sundry persons, amount allowed by the
overseers in Cash, -
- 494 20
" William S. Clark, groceries, 5 00
" Henry E. Cobb, - 5 00
Albert W. Curtis, -
11 00
Samuel Drake, - 23 00
" Draper & Clark, flour and sundries, 59 80
A. M. Eaton,
groceries, 5 00
Gould & Andrews,
123 31
Henry Griffin,
6 00
Loammi Harrington, -
74 00
Loammi Harrington & Co., " -
8,00
Howe & Hackett,
10 00
David D. Keyes,
-
17 00
Vernon A. Ladd,
- 6 00
J. Harlow Martin,
29 00
Penniman & Harrington, -
13 00
Sibley Putnam,
109 45
Rice & Witherby,
-
131 25
Scott & Ellis,
- 30 88
Wm. O. Swett & Co.,
-
3 00
" Stephen Taft & Son, -
178 38
Dennis & Houghton, meat,
-
-
28 11
Ellis & Flagg,
5 00
Stowell, Maynard & Co. " -
- 8 00
" W. Alfred Hacker, coal, -
- 80 53
-
-
3 00
Howe & Parker,
57
Paid Timothy W. Wellington, coal, - 116 81
Wor. Gas Lt. Co., coke,
-
- 16 00
James S. M. Davis, wood, - 188 12
Nathan S. Hale,
134 00
Wm. M. Knowlton,
- 267 28
David Lovell,
8 43
William Moore,
-
7 93
Gilbert M. Putnam,
-
7 42
66 William R. Whitney,
66
47 25
H. S. Whittemore & Co., "
-
88 25
60 Bryant & Sheldon, sundries,
5 00
Isham S. Chapman, shoes, &c.,
5 62
Silas Clapp, support of sick person,
15 00
Simeon Clapp, shoes, &c., - -
5 19
Clapp & Heywood, shoes, &c., 7 46
Pliny Earle, professional service, -
4 00
Henry Fox, clothing, -
. 10 75
M. W. Gerald, professional services, 10 00
John Hammond, rent, - - 10 00
Hildreth & Barker, coffins and attendance, 12 25
John Q. Hill, medicines, -
80 05
George Hobbs, rent, - 16 75
Mrs. E. M. Howland, nursing, - 10 00
" William W. Pierce, board, nursing
and attendance on Joseph A. Hood, 187 62 Richmond & Trowbridge, clothing, 12 00
Wm. H. Sanford, blank books, 8 00
Geo. Sessions, coffins and attendance, 88 18
Mrs. Eli L. Smith, care of child, 18 69
Elliot Swan, board, - 4 00
John E. Taft, rubber cloth, - - 1 80
Martin R. Williams, sundries, - 8 00
Matthew Collins, care small pox patient, 20 00 bed & bedding buried, 10 00
66 Mrs. E. May, 32 50
Geo. P. Paine, burying bed and bedding, 40 00 Geo. Sessions, burying small pox patients, 30 00 " John L. Wedge, care small pox patient, 18 00 " John L. Wedge, bed & bedding buried, 20 00 6*
-
58
Paid Mrs. A. Whittemore, articles for small
pox patient, - - 7 50
James W. Woodward, nursing and burying small pox patients, - 79 00
EXPENSES OF FARM :
Paid Lucian B.Drury, salary as Superintend't, 437 50 66 66 " cash paid out for sundries, 247 70
66 66 " black- . smithing, - -
23 79
Lucian B. Drury, cash paid out for 3 pigs, 15 00 Mrs. Lucian B. Drury, (1 set of furs,) gratuity for extra services, 1858, 30 00
Mrs. Lucian B. Drury, gratuity for extra services, 1859, - 25 00
Ephraim L. Drury, labor on farm, 172 50
Samuel Banister, cow, -
40 00
66 66 manure, -
-
30 00
66 - Willard Cheney, cow, - - 75 00 ·
66 Stephen Glazier, 4 tons oyster shells, 32 00
Sullivan Fay, oxen, - -
- 96 50
66 Daniel Heywood, oxen, - -
145 00
66 George C. Rice, cow, - -
- 35 00
66 Wm. L. Clark, groceries, - 182 74 Draper & Clark, flour, grain & sundries, 389 58
68 Gould & Andrews, groceries, -
107 94
Howe & Hackett, 66 - - 56 85
W. Alfred Hacker, coal, 1
- 133 56
66 Stowell, Maynard & Co., meat, - 23 90
Henry E. Warren, meat, -
- 208 22
Timothy W. Wellington, coal, -
57 22
Charles H. Whiting, groceries, - 78 03
" Willard E. Allen, harness work, - 31 58
Charles Baker, pine pickets, 18 75 -
J. & J. W. Bartlett, door and sash, 1 92
A. J. Bemis, blacksmithing, 36 87
66 George A. Brown, soap and candles, 24 82
Isham S. Chapman, boots and shoes, 15 99
Simeon Clapp, boots, shoes and repairs, 109.04
59
Paid John H. Crane, bread and crackers, 10 72
" Tyler P. Curtis, water right, - 15 00
Silas Dinsmore, medicine and sundries, 19 86
Henry M. Fairbanks, 2 horse wagons, 133 50 Russell Fay, stock and carpenter's work, 67 33 James Green, medicine and sundries, 32 96 C. A. Harrington & Co., lead & turpentine,5 24
" John Q. Hill, medicine and sundries, 27 11
John L. Hood, furniture and sundries, 16 96
Jenkins, Hamilton & Co., dry goods, 128 68
J. L. & I. N. Keyes, sawing lumber, 32 66 Eli B. Lamson, mattress and sundries, 21 62
Harry O. Lee, bonnets and sundries, 5 01
A. Beaman Lovell, brick, cement & labor, 32 87 Henry W. Miller, hardware and sundries, 68 19 Lewis C. Muzzy, blacksmithing, - 26 22 Nourse, Mason & Co., plow and horse hoe points, - 4 50
Alfred Parker, use of sleigh, &c. - 10 00
E. G. Partridge & Co., repairing furniture, 3 67
" Willard Richmond, clothing, - - 62 18
Richmond & Trowbridge, clothing, 60 72
Oliver F. Stebbins, repairing saws, 2 30
Nathaniel G. Tucker, solder and labor, 9 33
Robert Vaill, building wall, - - 104 37
J. C. White & Co., sundries, -
4 58
Wm. C. Whiting, wagon, - -
100 00
C. Wooding & Co., copper conduc-
- 61 20 -
tors to barn,
-
10,052 22
POLICE and WATCHMEN.
APPROPRIATION,
-
- 5000 00 Received from Gill Valentine, Auditor : fees &c., rec'd of B. Walker, Dep- uty Marshal for 1855, 155 43
fees &c., rec'd of Clerk of Police Court,(J.B. D. Jr.,) on Walk- er and Jackson's account, 21 70-177 13
60
Rec'd from Est. of Frederic Warren,
late Marshal, fees &c. for 1858, (by W. S. L., Marshal,) Rec'd from J. Waldo Denny, (Dep. Marshal,) fees &c., for 1858, Rec'd from John M. Goodhue, (Dep. Marshal) fees &c. for 1858, (by W. S. L., Marshal,) - 152 39
- 26 10
107 08
Rec'd from Wm. S. Lincoln, Marshal,
Fees &c. for 1859,
Wm. S. Lincoln, - 376 04 James McFarland, Deputy Marshal, 869 55
John M. Studley, 66 562 49 Watchmen, - 237 22
Keeping prisoners, &c., 4 42-2,049 72
Rec'd from Wm. B. Martin, for 1 billy, - 1 25
" Charles A. Cummings, for old keys, 1 50
" Wm. Piper, police for theatre, 93 00
Transfer from " Contingent Expenses,"
290 61
7,898 78
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Wm. S. Lincoln, salary as Marshal, 1,090 13
James McFarland, " as Dep. 643 42
" John M. Studley, " " 593 42
J. Waldo Denny, 60 66
6 58
John M. Goodhue, " 66 6 58
" Wm. S. Lincoln, expenses on warrants, R. R. fares, postage and sundries, 54 58 James McFarland, expenses on warrants, horse hire and sundries, -
231 24
" John M. Studley, do do do 92 37
John M. Goodhue, expenses on warrants, 1 00 Police for ball playing, Oct. 11 & 12, 48 00
" Cattle Show days, - -
12 00
66 " July 4, - - - -
54 74
66 66 " Regatta, July 26 & 27, - 94 00
" Sundays, - 94 00
61
Paid Police for Theatre,
- 58 00
Ballard & Spurr, cheese,
10 00
M. Briggs, 12 Watchmen's rattles, 21 00
Charles E. Brooks, crackers, cheese and sundries, - - 23 22
Mrs. Jason Conner, washing, -
26 43
Charles A. Cummings, keys, - 1 37
Charles Devens, jr., costs in Walker case, 36 25 Division 42, P. U., crackers, 1 00
66 Draper & Clark, lime, - -
1 42
66 L. H. Edwards, cheese, -
- 4 25
Lindall Freeman, crackers, - -
32 62
" Ebenezer Hemenway, whitewashing and cleaning, - - -
- 39 28
E. W. Howe, crackers,
-
5 25
66 Jeremiah Kane, horse hire and services,
7 75
66 Joseph B. Lawrence, mattresses, - 33 00
66 F. Franklin Phelps, tin cups, - 2 00
William A. Sawyer, cheese, - 7 00
Charles H. Stearns, crackers, - 10 50
Emerson M. Stockwell, horse hire,
3 50
Gill Valentine, services in Walker case, 26 00 Witt & Pratt, horse hire, - - 10 00
C. Wooding & Co., cheese, 5 98
66 Young, Heslor & Co., cheese, - 35 18
66
James McFarland, captain of Watchmen, 147 50 watching 6 nights, 9 00
66 Francis C. Bigelow,
128
168 28
66 Silas Clapp,
365
66 492 97
John G. Coes,
365
492 97
66 Darius Darling,
66
47 66
64 39
John W. Davis,
365
492 97
Walter H. Duggan,
365
492 97
66 Joseph H. Flint,
66
268 60 366 68
Henry H. Harrington,
66
3
3 75
Jeremiah Kane,
66
16
66
21 92
Wm. B. Martin,
66
318
429 00
George F. Newton, 60
365
66
492 97
John Jackson, labor, -
-
- 50
62
Paid Stephen Shumway, 66 229 66 313 73
" Charles W. Wentworth, " 350 66 486 12
7,898 78
SALARIES.
APPROPRIATION, - - - 3,550 00
'Transfer from " Contingent Expenses," 50 00
3,600 00
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Alexander H. Bullock, Mayor, - 600 00
Caleb Dana, Auditor, 2 20 -
Charles Devens, Jr., Solicitor,
5 50
Dwight Foster, -
- 194 50
66 David Gleason, Messenger, -
- 400 00
66 Henry Griffin, Milk Inspector, -
50 00
66 Samuel Smith, City Clerk, - 250 00
Wm. A. Smith, Clerk of Com. Council, 200 00
66 Gill Valentine, Auditor, - 97 80
James H. Wall, James S. Woodworth, and Wm. A. Ayres, Assessors, 1000 00 George W. Wheeler, Treasurer and Collector, - - 800 00
3,600 00
SCHOOLS.
APPROPRIATION, - - - 30,000 00 1
Received from Commonwealth, - - 856 38
for books, - - -
23 84
Transfer from " Contingent Expenses," for repairs on Pleasant St. house, 550 00
Transfer from " Contingent Expenses," 2,828 86 " "Northville School House," 1,111 90
35,370 98
EXPENDITURES.
Paid John D. E. Jones, (Superintendent) salary 7 3-4 months, - - 925 66 Asa L. Burbank, (Secretary,) salary 4 1-4 months, - 177 10 -
63
Paid Ephraim F.Chamberlain, visiting in 1858, 20 00
Ebenezer Cutler,
20 00
William S. Davis.
66
30 00
Daniel W. Faunce,
66 66 19 00
Delano A. Goddard, visit- ing in 1858, - 14 00
66
do do do in 1859, 12 00
do do preparing Com-
mittee's report, - 50 00 -76 00
Wm. S. Greene, visiting in 1858,
21 00
David Hitchcock,
66 19 75
Thomas Magennis, 66 66
16 00
66 John Toomy,
60
21 00
Samuel D. Harding, Prudential Com- mittee, 4 1-3 months, - -
54 15
66 Amanda E. Albee,
teaching,
324 98
66 Samuel N. Aldrich,
52 00
Melinda Andrews,
324 98
Anna E. Ayres,
135 21
Jane A. Baldwin,
280 66
S. Sophia Banister,
66
300 01
Addie H. Barnes,
60
31 25
Ellen S. Barnes,
66
255 57
" Harriet G. Barton,
66
36 00
Hattie A. Bigelow,
66
300 01
Martha G. Bigelow,
176 66
66 Mary E. Bothwell,
235 00
Eunice C. Boyden,
66
31 25
66
Henry P. Boyden,
60
37 50
" Eliza A. Brigham,
66
349 99
Mary A. Brigham,
26 00
66 Emma L. Brooks,
66
67 50
66 Mary C. Brown,
172 50
Harriet R. Burbank,
250 00
Phineas W. Calkins,
66
591 82
Esther G. Chenery,
66
296 12
Emma J. Clapp,
316 27
243 12
Mary C. Brooks,
64
Paid Caroline R. Clements,
teaching,
300 01
" Sarah W. Clements,
300 01
Elizabeth H. Coe,
349 99
Osgood Collister,
200 00
66
Cornelia M. Draper,
66
269 30
Mary C. Dudley,
66
184 08
66
Charlotte Eaton,
249 96
Nathaniel Eddy,
66
270 00
Charlotte N. Follett,
66
324 98
Sarah A. Foster,
66
75 00
66 Orrin P. Gilbert,
66
52 00
6.
Elizabeth L. Gird,
60
349 99
Horace Graves,
.6
246 58
66 Harris R. Greene,
66
1,100 00
Hester A. Greene,
309 65
66
Charlotte J. Hapgood,
66
300 00
Eliza Harris,
66
300 03
66 Daniel W. Haskins,
66
279 54
66 Harriet Hathaway,
60
300 01
Ellen M. Hawes,
66
349 99
Charlotte C. Henry,
66
143 18
66
Caroline Hewett,
324 98
Kate Hobbs,
300 01
Martha Hobbs,
300 01
66 Frances E. Howland,
66
114 37
66 Addison A. Hunt,
1,083 33
Annie P. James,
300 07
66
H. Josephine Johnson,
66
244 47
Helen M. Knowlton,
89 82
66 Cornelia Learned,
66
300 00
66 Kate F. Leland,
66
45 45
Hattie E. Lamb,
66
324 98
Mary J. Mack,
66
332 93
66 Mary M. Maynard,
66
300 00
66 Anna R. Merrill,
66
115 91
Caroline M. Moody,
66
300 01
James H. Newton,
66
506 87
John C. Newton, 2d,
62 50
66 Sarah J. Newton,
66
276 13
65
Paid Miriam A. Nichols,
teaching,
262 50
Ellen P. Palmer,
300 00
" Caroline Parkinson,
313 20
Lydia A. Perry,
66
300 01
66
Sarah L. Phillips,
66
249 98
Abigail Pratt,
115 91
Caroline E. Putnam,
66
249 99
Sarah M. Rogers,
349 94
Hellen M. Shattuck,
130 67
Mary A. Slater,
66
300 01
Joanna F. Smith,
8 00
66
Mary A. Smith,
66
300 01
66
Sarah J. Smith,
66
225 00
Julia L. Spear,
60
302 94
"
Homer B. Sprague,
1,300 00
Emma M. Taggart,
66
300 00
66
Calista B. Tainter,
226 68
Rebecca W. Taylor,
243 16
Anna Tracy,
99 99
66 Aspacia P. Tubbs,
66
144 00
66 Harriet M. Walker,
349 99
66 Mary E. Waterman,
246 21
Abby L. Wetherell,
158 75
"
Charlotte Wheeler,
254 09
66
Elizabeth Wheeler,
66
291 00
66 Sarah Wheelock,
120 00
Susan E. White,
193 18
Ava Williams,
60
363 61
Margarette P. Williams,
243 12
Lydia M. Wilmarth,
66
300 00
" Ellen J. Wilson,
6
163 12
WOOD AND COAL :
Paid Drury & Williams, charcoal, -
8 32
Obed Williams, - -
49 87
" W. & S. C. Lane, granular fuel, -
36 50
" W. Alfred Hacker, coal, - 701 96
66 Timothy W. Wellington, coal, bal.
- of 1858 bill, - - 456 25
7
66
Paid Timothy W. Wellington, coal, -
81 25
Hezekiah Adams,
wood,
- 11 00
Charles S. Bancroft, 11 68 -
Silas Barber,
- 30 00
66 Isaac R. Barbour, Jr., 66
-
25 63
Walter Bigelow,
-
28 37
John F. Boice,
-
3.37
Elzaphan P. Brewer, -
2 25
Alfred H. Brown,
-
6 50
66 M. D. Brown,
-
10 79
Ephraim F. Chamberlain, 66
-
32 38
66 George A. Chamberlain, -
19 63
Brigham Converse,
-
25 70
Walter H. Davis,
- 78 23
James Elder, - Silas Gleason, -
6 24
" Cyrus K. Goodale,
-
28 50
Lyman P. Kendall,
-
9 83
William M. Knowlton, -
13 50
George W. Lincoln,
131 55
David Lovell,
13 00
Ashley Moore,
66
.
7 50
John C. Newton, (Shrewsbury,) wood, 105 20
66 Dexter H. Perry,
wood,
23 25
66 Henry Pond,
-
6 00
66 Jeremiah Rogers,
-
7 50
66 Moses P. Stearns,
-
4 88
Simon A. Stearns, wood bill of 1858,
151 68
193 72
66 Lucian B. Stone,
18 87
A. & L. M. Taft,
- - 19 06
H. V. Wood, 66
-
8 00
Smyrna Wood,
- - 25 26
-
-
-
28 77
Isaac R. Barbour, Jr. 22 08 - - -
George A. Barnard, -
-
25 74
" John F. Boice, -
.
- 12 45
-
REPAIRS, BUILDING FIRES & SUNDRIES :
Paid Hezekiah Adams,
wood, -
-
-
-
29 50
67
Paid Ephraim F. Chamberlain, -
- 18 53
" George A. Chamberlain,
-
19 59
" Cyrus K. Goodale, -
-
-
21 05
66 £ John A. Kendrick,
15 92
Dexter H. Perry, -
29 90
"י Jeremiah Rogers, -
30 85
Moses P. Stearns, - -
31 99
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT :
Paid William P. Barton, making fires, 11 37
" John Chickering, sweeping, making fires, sawing wood, &c., -
151 45
" Simeon B. Corbin,
do
do
2 50
Joseph Gill,
do
do
98 68
66 John L. Goodwin,
do
do
145 62
Nathaniel S. Greene,
do
do
18 00
6 6 James Madden,
do
do
21 00
Michael Madden,
do
do
62 53
Mary M. Cabe,
do
do
87 45
Thomas Mellsop,
do
do
26 59
Edward C Newcomb,
do
do
15 00
66 Henry B. O'Reilly,
do
do
136 70
66 Josiah Rice, sawing wood, -
-
22 30
George W. Wheeler, Jr., sweeping, making fires, sawing wood, &c., 65 20
" Job Williams, making fires, -
3 50
" Adoniram J. Wood, sweeping, build- ing fires, sawing wood, &c., 61 16
66 William Allen, books and sundries, 11 12
Enos Dorr & Co., 66 66
577 86
66 John Keith & Co.,
66
3 75
66 Edward Mellen, Jr., 66
116 64
Frederic M. Peck, 66 66
5 34
William H. Sanford, 66 66 30 40
Simeon Thompson & Co.," 66 9 11
George C. Trumbull & Co., books, 2 00
" Academy of Fine Arts, drawing patterns, 6 92
" Horace Ayres, fluid and sundries, - 3 05
-
-
-
-
-
-
68
Paid John D. Baldwin & Co., advertising, 3 75
Benjamin Barber, paving and other work, 8 87
" J. & J. W. Bartlett, glass, setting and sundries, - 66 83 -
George W. Barton, brick, mortar and labor, alterations and repairs, 502 49
Hiram Bassett, cleaning out privies, 45 00
66 Hiram M. Blackmer, lumber and labor, 11 23
Philander Bodwell, trucking, 2 00
€6 Wm. M. Brewer, mats and brooms, 3 15
66 Asa L. Burbank,cash paid out for sundries, 8 33
" 'Asa L. Burbank & Co., clocks, repairs and sundries, - - 50 50 -
Daniel S. Burgess, mason work, - 9 05
Jona. Carey & Co., furnace and repairs, 203 88
" Geo. H.Clark, stock and labor, painting, 108 97 Samuel Clark, stoves, funnel, regis- ters, labor and sundries, - 541 75
" David W. Cooke, stock and labor, mason work, - 147 96
Charles A. Cummings, keys and repairs, 20 64 Albert W. Curtis, cash paid out for sundries, - 13 22
Salem N.Curtis, stock and labor, painting, 52 14 Davis & Curtis, " 104 05
Dennis & Lee, fence and sundries, 19 02
" Drury & Curtis, stock and labor, painting, 151 01 Thomas Earle & Co., lumber, - 23 33
James F. Estey, repairing pumps, 5 14
Firth & Nichols, paper and sundries, 7 53
Henry C. Fish, iron work, -
15 18
Edward R. Fiske, printing, -
26 61
Benjamin W. Fletcher, materials fur- nished, and labor repairing school houses, - -
- 530 04
" Calvin Foster & Co., hardware and
- 111 75 sundries, - -
Elisha Freeman, lightning conductors, 14 94
Elisha Gale, carpenter's work, - 38 50
69
Paid John Gates, lumber, - - -
137 62
Delano A. Goddard, cash paid out for blanks, - - - - 3 00
Henry Goddard, cash paid out for sundries, 7 03
66 Joseph H. Gould, shavings and trucking,30 21 M. B. Green & Co., sundries, -
1 43
WVm. Greenleaf, repairs to pump, - 5 00
Henry Griffin, brushes, brooms, fluid and sundries, - - 127 54
Samuel D. Harding, stock and labor, repairs, - 47 53
" Harding & Taft, stock and labor, repairs,289 36
" Wm. O. Haskell, school furniture, 54 40
Daniel W. Haskins, keys and sundries, 2 05
S. Dexter Holman, painting, -
1 00
John L. Hood, sundries, -
-
2 33
66 Wm. R. Hooper, advertising, 6 00
Howe & Hackett, fluid, - 26 33
Henry J. Howland, printing, - 121 55
John D. E. Jones, cash paid for sundries, 7 30
66 Edwin D. Jordan, repairing pumps, 3 25
Joseph H. Kent, page to Committee, 1 87
Kinnicutt & Co., sundries, - 1 45
Joseph B. Lawrence, sundries, -
5 07
Richard Looby, splitting wood, - 4 00
A. Beaman Lovell, mason work, repairs, 46 13
" Isaac Mason, cleaning school houses, 22 25
Mayers & Bigelow, wire netting, 8 90
Henry W. Miller, stoves, funnel, la- bor and sundries, - -
- 146 79
Marshall Mills, mason work, repairs, 43 08
John C. Newton, " 28 92
Richard P. Noyes, painting and glazing, 41 50 H. & A. Palmer, repairs, - 7 00
Solomon Parsons, Jr., wire netting, 21 00
F. Franklin Phelps, repairs, 1 83
J. S. Pinkham, sundries, - 8 62
Willard F. Pond, cleaning out privies, 23 00
" Henry Prentice, cash paid for sawing wood, 2 50 7*
70
Paid E. Beaman Rice, carting and storage, 2 50
Margaret Riley, washing school house, 4 00
John Simmons, stock and labor, 8 43
Abednego Stevens, painting, -
3 00
Simeon N. Story, bell, - -
1 25
George T. Sutton, repairing pump, - 2 50
" Taber & Chollar, chairs and sundries, 10 50
" Teachers, cash paid out for clean- ing school rooms, by order of Superintendent, - -
- 79 08
Ellis Thayer, brushes, - -
2 65
David C. Thurston, grate, &c., -
3 50
Willard Ward, stock and labor, repairs, 219 04 alterations of house on
Common, - - 217 61
Wm. A. Wheeler, furnace, - 87 92
Benjamin Woodward, repairs, -
5 18
35,370 98
SCHOOL HOUSE, - - Northville.
Appropriation of 1856 undrawn January
3, 1859, - -
- 1,500 00
Appropriation of 1859, - - - 2,150 00
Received of Silas & Wm. T. Barber, old house, 40 00 Hapgood & Blackmer, 8 00 -
3,698 00
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Rice & Chenery, land, 100 00
Hapgood & Blackmer, building house, fences and out buildings, 2,220 61
Alvin T. Burgess, oiling house, 24 00
Jared Curtis, grading, - 22 00 -
John Doyle, digging and stoning well, 17 00
Harding & Taft, labor and sundries, 20 18 Samuel D. Harding, making plans, &c., 25 00 Wm. O. Haskell, furniture, - - 139 55
George T. Sutton, pump and pipe, 17 76 Transfer to " Schools," - - 1,111 90
3,698 00
71
SCHOOL HOUSE, - - Tatnuck.
APPROPRIATION, - - 4,000 00 - Transfer from " Contingent Expenses," 217 76
4,217 76
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Harding & Taft, building house, fences, and out buildings, cash paid out and sundries, - 3,867 02
66 Boyden & Ball, plan and specifications, 13 50
66 Sam'l D. Harding, " ". 30 00
Wm. O. Haskell, furniture, -
144 50
Highway Department, grading, - 22 50
Joseph B. Lawrence, chairs, - 2 00
" Christopher C. Riley, grading, - 138 24
4,217 76
SEWERS.
Received for entering :
of West Adam's Heirs, Main st., 55 00
George F. Butman, " 50 00
Calvin Foster, 50 00
Henry F. Johnson, Walnut st., 59 09
Elbridge G. Partridge, Main st., 60 00
Almira C. Scott, Main st., 30 00
Timothy S. Stone, "
56 00
360 09
EXPENDITURE.
Paid Henry F. Bishop, in part for sewer, 50 00
Transfer to " Contingent Expenses," 310 09
360 09
SHADE TREES.
APPROPRIATION, - 300 00 Received for grass on (old) Common, - 10 00
" removing tree on Mechanic st. 1858, 5 00
315 00
: 72
EXPENDITURES.
Paid George A. Barnard, setting trees, &c., 21 50
James Elder, trees and setting, -
8 06
Silas Goddard, setting trees, - -
5 00
Harrison D. Goodnow, paving, -
8 00
Pliny Holbrook, cash paid out for set- ting trees, - - -
34 13
Edwin Moody, setting tree, -
- 1 25
John Roper, trees, -
-
63 50
Harvey Tainter, trees, - -
- 59 00
Willard Ward, boxing trees, -
58 46
Transfer to " Contingent Expenses,"
- 56 10
315 00
SUMMONS.
Received on 694 summons on taxes, -
138 80
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Wm. A. Brigham,
services,
29 00
W. Dean Lewis,
66
-
6 00
66 Samuel Palmer,
-
6 00
66 Sereno H. Perry,
66
-
7 00
William W. Pratt,
66
-
5 00
66 Samuel Smith,
12 00
George W. Wheeler, Jr. “
-
5 25
Transfer to " Contingent Expenses,"
- 68 55
138 80
TAXES, - - County for 1859.
APPROPRIATION, -
- - 17,010 52
EXPENDITURE.
Paid Anthony Chase, County Treasurer, - - 17,010 52
TAXES, - - State for 1859.
APPROPRIATION, - - 5,601 00
EXPENDITURE.
Paid Moses Tenney, Jr., State Treasurer, - - 5,601 00
-
-
73
TAXES.
Amount 1855 and 1856 uncollected,
- 254 13
66 1857
-
-
954 47
66
1858
- - 2,018 39
65
1859 -
- 3,703 44
6,930 43
Bills Receivable January 2, 1860.
Ethan Allen, -
- 75 00
Timothy S. Bliss, -
- 100 50
Worcester Gas Light Co., - - 2,500 00
2,675 50
Cash on hand January 2, 1860, - - - 5,290 15 -
-
RECAPITULATION.
Table of Balances, (January 3, 1859,) Appropriations (raised by tax, 1859,) Receipts exclusive of Taxes, Transfers, each Appropriation as it stood after deducting or edding Transfers, Evpenditures ana Balances, from January 3, 1859, to January 2, 1860.
Credit Balances Jan'y 3, 1859.
Appropria- tion raised by tax.
Receipts exclusive of taxes.
Transfers to.
Transfers from.
Expendit's incl'g Total appro'ns overd'n receipts from Jan. 3, '59, uncol. all sources.
Dr. Balances.
Cr. Balances.
Abatements, discount and overlayings,
4,133 84
10,776 49
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