Town annual reports of the several departments for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1862-1866, Part 32

Author: Worcester (Mass.)
Publication date: 1862
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 1076

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- 4000 00

Frances F. Lincoln,

3000 00

Levi Lincoln,

5000 00

Peter B. Mignault,

1200 00

George W. Richardson,

4700 00

66 Sanford Ruby,

500 00

Angeline A. Sawyer, -

1500 00

Joseph Sprague,

6000 00

State Mut. Life Assurance Co.,

35,000 00

65 Margaret S. Tucker,

1000 00

W. W. G., -

- 500 00

James H. Wall,

600 00

William A. Wheeler, Extr.,

1500 00 -

66 Wor. Cy. Inst. for Savings,

30,000 00

66 Wor. Five Cents Savings Bank,

- 26,000 00

66 Wor. Mechanics Savings Bank,

- 11,000 00

2000 00

First National Bank,

2500 00

600 00

66 George Jaques -

1000 00

George Upham,

1700 00

Calvin Willard, -

1000 00

66 Mary Claflin

66 Calvin Dyer,

122

Bonds to Edwin Waite, for land, -

7000 00

Note to Mary G., Nancy, and Hannah B. Lynde, land, 1000 00 Received of " 150 00 -

417,409 70

EXPENDITURES.

Paid Anthony Chase, -

$2450 00

City Bank,

2500 00

County of Worcester,

6500 00

Isaac Davis,

1200 00

66 First National Bank,

2500 00

Dennis I. Harthan,

400 00

Hartshorn & Bliss,

17000 00

George Jaques,

600 00

Frances F. Lincoln,

3000 00

Levi Lincoln,

2000 00

66 George W. Richardson,

4700 00

James H. Wall,

600 00

" Wor. County Inst. for Savings,

3500 00

Wor. Five Cents Savings Bank, -

- 6000 00

52,950 00

Amount due January 2, 1865 :

For City Debt proper, -

89,140 07

Library Debt, -

2637 07

Water Debt, -

88,701 79

War Debt, -

- 160,705 77

deposited for recruits,

1625 00

Temporary Loan,

21,650 00

364,459 70

MILITARY.

Balance undrawn January 4, 1864, -

292 64

EXPENDITURES.

Paid Emmet Guards,

75 00

Balance undrawn January 2, 1865, -

217 64

PAUPERS.

Balance undrawn January 4, 1864,

$269 90

Appropriation, 1

9000 00

Received from Cities and Towns for board, provisions, wood and sundries furnished paupers,

937 57

from Highways for hay,

308 38

" John Farwell, sundries sold, -

1400 25

66 " H. E. Warren, error in bill,

10 68

for Sundry bills, board. &c., - 43 87

31 00

for Turkeys, from farm, -

Transfer from Contingents, -

1722 40

5 00

Worcester Light Infantry, -

70 00

13,724 05

123

EXPENDITURES.

Paid Vernon A. Ladd, salary as clerk, - $500 00

V. A. Ladd, amount paid out for tickets, postage, horse hire and sundries,

- 269 37

66 Rufus Woodward, salary, City Physician, -

200 00

66 Commonwealth of Mass., support of paupers, 280 57

66 State Industrial School, board of girls, - 31 00

State Lunatic Hospital, board of patients, -

967 11

66 State Reform School, board of boys, 173 42

66 ,, Nautical Branch, board of boys, 44 65

County of Worcester, support of criminals, 26 86

66 Blackstone, support of paupers,

51 71

66 Boston,

·44 20

66 Fitchburg,

31 78

Natick,

8 56

66 Orange, 66

2 00

Plympton,

5 00

FOR SUPPORT OF PERSONS OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.

Paid monthly allowances made to sundry persons

by the Overseers of the Poor, in cash,

1267 98

Angier & Rose, groceries,

43 52

Ballard & Spurr,

11 50

66 John J. Brosnihan,

298 25

William L. Clark,

41 00

J. R. Cook & Bro.,

54 50

B. D. Dwinnell,

12 50

66 A. M. Eaton,

29 00

66 John Fallon,

7 00

Charles E. Gates,

10 50

Loammi Harrington,

37 00

66 Artemas Hawes,

33 50

66 Horace Hobbs,

84 00

66 W. D. Holbrook & Co. "

7 50

Holden & Brother,

84 10

66 Howe & Hackett,

59 50

John D. Kelly,

11 50

David D. Keyes,

58 50

· Vernon A. Ladd,

225 15

66 Penniman & Harrington, groceries,

60 00

Rowland Perry,

15 00

Sibley Putnam,

65 50

Elliot T. Smith,

54 50'

66 Stephen Taft & Son,

60 50

Alden Thayer,

31 36

Towne & Parker,

70 28

Charles H. Whiting,

23 50

66 James E. Wood,

56 54

124

Paid Aqueduct Construction, wood,

145 50

Charles S. Bancroft,

9 78

J. A. & L. F. Bancroft,

207 05

William Carson, drawing wood,

17 00

Garfield & Parker, wood,

180 85

Francis Heron, carting wood,

40 40

William HI. Jourdan, coal,

579 21

66 Edward Bemis, shoes,

3 50

Bush & Co., medicines,

12 93

John Chickering, boarding,

10 00

Simeon Clapp & Co., shoes,

10 50

Hiram Daniels, expenses,

1 60

Horace Day, hoarding,

99 77

Mrs. Devereaux, nursing,

7 00

Dewey & Mason, rent,

6 00

Silas Dinsmore, medicine,

8 00

66 Ellis & Flagg, meat and sundries,

13 09

Edward R. Fiske, printing, -

4 00

A. H. Gleason, nursing,

70 00

John F. Gleason, house rent,

16 67

James Green & Co., medicines,

23 24

Meltiah B. Green & Co , medicines,

8 85

Bridget Greennan, nursing,

2 50

George G. Hildreth, coffins, burials, &c., John Q. Hill, medicine,

1 80

John Keith & Co., order books, -

22 50

George P. Kendrick, hacking, -

35 20

George A. Lovell, medicine,

2 00

M. S. McConville,

78 48

66 Francis Nickerson, boarding and nursing,

72 00

Pauper Farm, turkeys,

31 00

James S. Pinkham, sundries,

19 21

H. S. Prentice, meat, -

20 00

66 Sanford & Co., stationery, - -

12 67

George Sessions, coffins, burials, &c.,

214 78

66 Henry L. Stowe & Co., sundries,

7 00

Catherine Sullivan, nursing, -

7 00

A. P. Ware & Co. clothing,

9 61

EXPENSES OF FARM.

Paid John Farwell (Sup't,) salary, 437 50 -

John Farwell, cash paid out for sundries,

94 32

Mrs. John Farwell, gratuity, 25 00 -

George T. Aitchison, repairing,

28 02

Allen & Reed, boots and shoes,

62 80

66 Oliver Ames & Sons, sundrics,

22 20

7 30

66 John Edgarton, nursing,

98 9-1

6 10

J. S. Rand, -

125

Paid Cyrus Arnold, soap,

41 25

Ballard & Spurr, groceries,

35 02

" Barnard, Sumner & Co., dry goods,

191 16

" A. J. Bemis, blacksmithing,

72 24

Simeon Brittan, pasturing stock,

23 60

Alzirus Brown, repairing mower,

3 45

66 Thomas Brown, scraps and candles,

15 68

John D. Chollar, oil cloth and tables,

18 12

Simeon Clapp & Co., boots and shoes,

21 87

66 William L. Clark, groceries,

1001 98

66 Oliver K. Cook, pump and fixtures, -

17 50

A. G. Cutler, labor,

169 30

N. H. Cutting, repairing trusses,

4 25

A. & J. E. Davis, coat,

10 00

Thomas W. Davis, onions and scraps,

4 36

H. H. Dayton, hoods,

2 37

Silas Dinsmore, medicine,

24 75

Harvey Dodge, oxen,

200 00

66 Ellis & Flagg, meat,

5 82

John Firth, crockery ware,

23 17

66 Samuel H. Flagg, 2d, blacksmithing,

19 65

David Fleming, labor on well,

66 00

C. Foster & Co., hardware and sundries,

52 32

J. C. French, repairing sky-light, -

3 25

John Gates, lumber,

131 07

L. N. Gates, labor,

19 30

George Geer, clothing,

16 45

James Green & Co, medicines and sundries,

64 09

M. B. Green & Co.,

4 03

George P. Harlow, sundries, -

4 38

Highway Department, oxen and manure, -

390 00

66 George G. Hildreth, coffins and burials, -

14 00

John Q. Hill, medicine and sundries,

32 54

Parker Holden, mcal, -

410 20

John L. Hood, sundries,

38 31

Leonard R. Hudson, crackers, bread, &c.,

62 45

B. E. Hutchinson, sundries, -

3 45

Jenkins, Hamilton & Co., sundries, -

53 06

66 Gardner Johnson, repairing boots and shoes,

9 02

William H. Jourdan, coal, -

330 06

Oran A. Kelley, -

9 00

Kendall & McClennan, hats and caps,

6 86

Kinnicutt & Co., sundries,

12 41

Henry Learned, labor, -

37 00

Louis Lewisson, clothing, -

9 75

Alexander Lorimer, Ag't, rope,

4 72

A. B. Lovell, labor and material,

4 17

" J. D. Lovell, sundries,

69 74

" Jerome Marble & Co., oil, &c.,

4 65

126

Paid M. S. McConville, medicine,

66 Henry W. Miller, hardware and sundries,

118 56

Amory Moore, sundries, -

73 86

Charles Moore, potatoes, -

33 75

Morse, Brigham & Son, meal,

43 01

Newton & Whittemore, scraps,

10 68

Thomas Pierce, leather,

8 70

Nicholas Powers, labor,

12 00

Thomas Powers,

4 00

D. J. Rawson, yeast,

4 16

66 Werden P. Reynolds, services,

70 00

Curtis Rice, labor,

21 00

George C. Rice, labor,

12 00

Willard Richmond, clothing,

30 15

William H. Sanford, books and stationery, George Sessions, coffins and burials,

16 00

James Sinclair, labor,

9 00

William C. Snow, labor, -

20 00

Lee Sprague & Co., meal,

275 90

D. & C. P. Stevens, windows, Charles Stubbs, fish,

25 55

Stephen Taft & Son, molasses,

27 36

Alexander Y. Thompson & Co., dry goods.,

235.34

Town of Shrewsbury, taxes,

85 50

66 N. G. Tucker, labor and sundries,

45 29

Robert Vail, labor,

14 00

Albert P. Ware & Co., clothing,

15 50

Henry E. Warren, meats, -

350 41

John Wheelock, keys, &c.,

4 20

J. C. White & Co., sundries,

30 00

William J. White, coffec, ·

8 04

66 Lois Wood, labor, - -

37 83

$13,724 05

POLICE AND WATCHMEN. Appropriation,

9000 00

Received of Charles B. Pratt, City Marshal : Fces on Warrants, &c., C. M. Ruggles, " J. A. Dana,

1344 15

6 ' Watchmen and keeping prisoners,

72 00

Transfer from Contingent Expenses,

700 32

$11,116 47

EXPENDITURES.

Paid Charles B. Pratt, salary as Marshal, 1500 00

Charles M. Ruggles, salary as Deputy Marshal, 848 37

John A. Dana, 66 798 38

Police (pay roll) special for Regatta, -

69 00

John F. Murray, Capt. of Watch, 365 nights, 728 50

7 86

63 25

Received for Police at Theatre, and other places,

127

Paid Henry Cole, watching 360 nights,

720 50

Perley Dean,

365

728,50

Joseph H. Flint,

360

7.19 00

66 Edwin W. Hines,

2 00

Clark Jillson,

2 00

Benj. F. Lee,

2 00

Wm. B. Martin,

335號 66

669 50

Geo. F. Newton, “

353

704 50

66 Otho A. Ramsay, "

358

714 50

Patrick E.Ratigan,“

366

730 50

Homer Sawtell,

358

714 25

C. W. Wentworth, “

350

700 50

66 Henry Cole,

part payment for overcoat,

25 00

Perley Dean,

25 00

Joseph H. Flint,

25 00

66 William B. Martin,

25 00

66 John F. Murray,

25 00

George F. Newton,

25 00

Patrick E. Ratigan,

25 00

66 Otho A. Ramsey,

25 00

Homer Sawtell,

25 00

66 Chas. W. Wentworth, “

25 00

D. Evans & Co., buttons for coats,

65 50

Cyrus Arnold, soap,

7 50

Aqueduct, water,

12 00

John D. Baldwin & Co., advertising,

3 80

J. A & L. F. Bancroft, hacking,

4 00

66 George F. Bonney & Co., hacking,

4 50

George H. Clark, painting, &c.,

32 72

Charles A. Cummings, keys,

3 12

66 Division No. 42, crackers, -

1 00

John Firth, paper and sundries,

7 17

Calvin Foster & Co., lantern and sundries,

4 50

" Thomas H. Gage, professional services,

8 00

66 Horace Hobbs, fluid,

4 12

John W. Jordan, repairs,

9 81

John Keith & Co., record book,

6 25

Jos. B. Lawrence & Co., chairs and sundries,

31 58

James McDermot, hacking,

2 00

Jacob G. Mowbray, whitewashing, -

6 60

66 Alfred Parker, hacking, -

2 00

66 Rowland Perry, fluid, -

1 75

9 20 66 - Charles B. Pratt, telegraphing and postage, Otha A. Ramsey, filling and mending beds, 11 00 Wyman Rawson, paper and whitening, 12 50

66 Charles M. Ruggles, paid out for sundries,

107 63

66 Charles H. Stearns, crackers, - 103 03

Stephen Taft & Son, fluid and sundries, - 15 56

66 Walker & Sweetser, ice,

- 21 78

128

Paid Calvin Warren, railing, -

. 3 35

Enos B. Wells, hacking, -

1 50

Estes Wheelock, hacking, -

8 00

Witt & Pratt, hacking,

3 00

11,116 47

SALARIES.

Appropriation, - -

4850 00

Transfer from Contingent Expenses,

200 00

EXPENDITURES.

Paid D. Waldo Lincoln, Mayor,

1000 00

Levi Barker, Emory Banister and Horatio N. Tower, Assessors,

1450 00

John A. Dana, Clerk of Common Council,

200 00

Charles Marvin, Messenger, -

450 00

66 Samuel Smith, City Clerk, - -

350.00

Stephen P. Twiss, Solicitor, -

200 00

Gill Valentine, Auditor,

200 00

George W. Wheeler, Treasurer and Collector,

1200 00

SCHOOLS.

Balance undrawn January 4, 1864,

4223 83

Appropriation, -

43,500 00

Received from Commonwealth, -

1106 30

66 for scholars from towns, -

40 00

Transfer from Contingents,

648 12

EXPENDITURES.

Paid J. D. E. Jones, (Sup't) salary, .

1600 00

horse hire,

150 00

cash paid for sundries,

8 92

Eldora M. Aldrich, teaching,

69 28

Anna E. Ayres,

119 04

66 Carrie F. Ayres,

315 87

Ella A. Baker,

423 33

M. L. Banister,

9 87

S. Sophia Banister, Rebecca Barnard,

347 55

Addie H. Barnes,

299 25

Frances J. Bean,

274 75

66 Hattie A. Bigelow,

252 34

H. Blood,

251 62

Mary E. Bothwell,

348 31

Henry P. Boyden,

446 56

Emma L. Brooks,

313 93

Emma Brown,

349 16

49,518 25

375 00

5050 00

129

Paid Harriet N. Chase,

teaching,

306 60

Esther G. Chenery,

349 16

66 Henrietta S. Clark,

285 00

66 Caroline R. Clements, 66

375 00

Sarah W. Clements,

350 00

66 Elizabeth H. Coe,

400 00

66 Fannie H. Coe,

129 06

66 H. F. Cole,

40 00

P. Maria Cole,

181 97

Edward I. Comins,

446 56

Emeline E. Crane,

394 39

T. S. Darling,

307 43

Cornelia M. Draper,

340 24

A. S. Dunton,

217 03

Charlotte Eaton,

232 52

Ellen M. Fay,

37 50

Minna S. Fitch,

328 58

Charlotte N. Follett,

375 00

66 Susie G. Gale,

8 14

Margaret Geary,

81 38

Carrie A. George,

400 00

Harris R. Greene,

1304 63

66 Hester A. Greene,

372 39

66 Mary E. Greene,

5 23

Lizzie C. Goodwin,

75 00

66 Loise P. Grosvenor,

145 13

Ann E. Hall,

228 00

66 Charlotte J. Hapgood,

96 25

Esther M. Harrington,

37 50

66 Hattie A. Harrington,

277 97

Mary A. Harrington,

291 27

Caroline Hewett,

373 26

Kate Hobbs,

Martha Hobbs,

341 86

Eliza P. Hood,

295 79

Addison A. Hunt,

J. C. Lakin,

41 25

Hattie E. Lamb,

375 00

Sybil B. Lamb,

103 78

337 22

66 Mary C. Lowe,

32 56

66 Mary J. Mack,

350 00

66 Emma F. Marsh,

95 27

66 Kate M. Magennis,

48 24

Lewis Dwight,

58 82

204 83

Maria S. Eaton,

100 00

Eliza A. Eddy,

335 56

Harriet Hathaway,

349 19

1146 50

Mary M. Lawton, Mary E. Lovell,

349 18

130

Paid Mary T. Magennis, teaching,

299 74

Mary S. Maynard,

349 98

Anna E. McCambridge,

301 39

66 Charlotte W. McFarland, "

272 76

Ella M. McFarland,

238 35

Kate A. Meade,

375 00

Ellen Merrick,

318 99

Anna R. Merrill,

40 70

Isaac N. Metcalf,

401 99

C. E. Moran,

290 67

James H. Newton,

574 63

Laura L. Newton,

352 50

Sarah J. Newton,

350 00

66 Tirza S. Nichols,

371 51

Ellen P. Palmer,

10 87

Louise V. Palmer,

247 50

Matilda Parker,

187 25

66 Caroline Parkinson,

348 36

Lydia A. Perry,

350 00

Sarah L. Phillips,

350 00

Clara C. Plimpton,

423 34

Emma L. Pond,

116 51

Abigail Pratt,

350 00

Adelia M. Pratt,

277 50

66 Lizzie B. Pratt,

350 00

Martha A. Pratt,

350 00

Caroline E. Putnam, C

325 58

66 Susie E. Rice,

225 42

66 Deborah Rowland,

302 75

Anna U. Russell,

430 47

66 Helen M. Shattuck,

308 48

Joseph Shippen,

678 23

Mary A. Slater,

319 06

Abbie C. Smith,

397 20

66 Hattie A. Smith,

82 50

66 Joanna F. Smith,

345 32

Mary A Smith,

350 00

Elizabeth Thurber,

300 00

Sarah D. Tucker,

283 00

Harriet M. Walker,

400 00

Martha B. Ward, Mary H. Warren,

363 96

Anna E. Webster.

37 50

66 Mary F. Wentworth,

162 50

Elizabeth Wheeler,

97 62

Ellen M. Wheeler,

339 54

Mary G. B. Wheeler,

66 34

400 00

66 Harriet N. Perry,

151 15

Julia A. Rockwood,

232 53

131

Paid Thomas Wheelock,

856 25

Harriet Whitney,

395 32

Martha A. Willard,

148 82

" Ava Williams,

581 37

Lydia M. Wilmarth,

345 12

WOOD AND COAL.

Paid A. Bosworth,

wood,

38 69

Job H. Briggs,

9 54

66 Walter H. Davis,

28 50

66 Dennis & Houghton,

895 50

66 Silas Flagg,

26 74

Garfield & Parker,

3 75

H. & F. Gleason,

34 37

J. W. Hooper,

charcoal,

282 62

Wm. H. Jourdan,

coal,

2268 23

66 Lyman P. Kendall,

wood,

412 02

Levi Moore,

20 42

John C. Newton,

61 25

66 R. M. Oaks,

205 33

Henry Putnam,

8 00

66 Elisha Wilkins,

charcoal,

76 50

66 Worcester Water Works, wood,

216 00

REPAIRS, WOOD AND SUNDRIES.

Paid George A. Barnard, sundries, 20 89

John F. Boice, repairs, wood and sundrics, -

20 83

Willard P. Knight, repairs, wood and sundries,

17 15

66 James W. Lamson, sundries,

9 61

66 Dexter H. Perry,

9 12

George P. Rogers, repairs and sundries, -

19 78

Sylvanus Scars, repairs, wood and sundries -

71 20

66 Samuel Warren, sundries, - -

19 75

Charles Wesson, repairs, wood and sundries, 64 66

MISCELLANEOUS.

Paid Josiah Allen, making fires and sweeping, -

28 45

George Babbitt, " " .6 20 83

John Brady, making fires, sweeping and sundries, 61 88

Charles E. Burke, making fires and sundrics, 23 75

George E. Buxton, making fires, 26 25

Bridget Carroll, cleaning,

4 00

66 John Chickering, making fires, sweeping and sundrics, 143 05

Cornelius J. Cronin, making fires, sweeping and sundries, 13 15

Daniel Cronin, making fires, sweeping & sundries, 42 00

Catharine Donohue, sweeping and sundries, - 79 80

132

Paid Ellen Donovan, sweeping, - 23 25 - -

Ann Dunn,

- 6 00

James Dunn, making fires, -

7 00

Emma S. Eastman, making fires and sweeping, 7 50

Wm. H. Eastman, 6 00

Patrick Flynn, sundries, -

6 34

A. Franklin Gates, making fires and sweeping, 18 75

66 George W. Hawes, making fires and sundries, 35 33

Patrick Holley, sundries, -

21 00

66 Frederick W. Hubbard, making fires and sweeping, 15 00

Frederick P. Hutchins, 5 25

Preston D. Jones, making fires and sundries, 40 80

1 00

John Madden, making fires,

12 00

Michael J. Madden, making fires and sweeping, 66

17 25

.6 David Manning, Jr., 40 50

66 Bridget McCabe, sweeping and sundries, -

78 46

Jolin McCoy, making fires, 6 06

Joanna McDonald, making fires, sweeping & sundries, 63 50

66 Benjamin T. Newton, making fires and sweeping 2 75 63

Daniel O'Conner, labor, -

Patrick O'Toole, making fires sweeping and sundries, 85 39

Charles W. Parker, making fires and sweeping, 6 00

Samuel B. Parsons, sundries, 16 48

Patrick B. Phelan, making fires, sweeping & sundries, 20 80

66 A. B. Plimpton, 16 00

Daniel Savage, making fires,

6 00

James T. Sheehan, 8 25

Baxter Shove, making fires, sweeping and sundries, 151 28

Albert J. Stone, making fires and sweeping, 29 00

George C. Walker, making fires, 1 50

A. J. Wood, making fires, sweeping and sundries, 77 01

Austin Abercrombie, sawing and splitting wood, 7 75

Adams & Brown, printing, -

43 50

David Atherton, stock and labor, -

82 98

Ella A. Baker, drawing cards,

1 88

J. D. Baldwin & Co., advertising,

5 50

Charles S. Bancroft, boards, -

9 02

Benjamin Barber, labor,

Henry Barrett, sawing and packing wood,

29 25

J. D. Bigelow, netting, -

12 81

Frederick A. Brown & Co., maps,

28 50

Thomas Brown, soap, John D. Chollar, tables, -

15 00

Moses Church, black-boards, -

1 00

George H. Clark, stock and labor, painting, - 601 52

66 Samuel Clark, repairs and sundries, 443 60

Charles A. Cummings, keys, repairs and sundries, 40 15

17 99

99 18

Barnard, Sumner & Co., duster,

Abner Kelley, making fires and sweeping,

133

Paid Division No. 42, brooms, brushes, mats and sundries, 220 53

66 Edward Earle, stone wall,

414 19

Earle & Jones, castings, 1 28

Earle, Tenney & Co., lumber,

34 49

66 John Firth, lamps and sundries,

9 13

Benjamin W. Fletcher, materials furnished and labor repairing school houses, 798 89

Patrick Flynn, sawing, splitting wood & sundries,

21 31

C. Foster & Co., hardware and sundries, 77 93

Elisha Freeman, repairing lightning rods,

22 52

66 William Greenleaf, repairing pump,

8 00

66 Grout & Bigelow, sundries,

235 68

66 Charles Hamilton, printing,

46 05

Elbridge Hewett, cleaning out privies,

10 00

William R. Hooper, advertising,

1 50

Henry J. Howland, printing,

15 88

66 Salisbury Hyde, drawing cinder,

95 00

66 Jenkins, Hamilton & Co., duster,

Jeremiah Kane, repairing pump,

4 00

66 John Keith & Co., blank books,

13 00

Thomas M. Lamb, clocks and repairs,

99 00

J. B. Lawrence & Co., chairs, tables and sundries, 140 05 Samuel R. Leland, tuning piano, 1 50

198.74

Mary C. Lowe, writing charts,

4 00

66 Wm. Lucus & Son, sundries,

30 93

Wm. J. Matthews, repairs to pumps, &c.,

135 32

Stephen McCabe, sawing wood,

35 45

Barney McManus, labor

11 65

Henry W. Miller, stoves, repairs and sundries,

1300 66

Harrison Moore, cutting wood and sundries,

14 00

John C. Newton, mason work, 106 99

213 81

Franklin F. Phelps, repairs and sundries,

11 75

J. S. Pinkham, crash,

3 31

Wm. H. Sanford, books and sundries,

88 77

Henry D. Smith, dictionaries,

33 00

Thomas H. Smith, stock and labor, painting,

32 00

66 E. K. Spaulding, shavings, .

83 55

Taggard & Thompson, books,

47 37

George H. Tufts, sundries, .

9 88

Freeman Upham, repairs, .

69 05

Caleb A. Wall, advertising,

4 00

66 Joseph S. Wesby, binding,

Thaddeus L. Whitney, sundries,

86 19

J. S. Woodworth, repairs, &c., 616 56

66 Wor. Mut. Fire Ins. Co., insurance, 59 05

66 Ash street teachers, paid for cleaning, 23 56

66 Chamberlain District teacher, paid for cleaning,

3 48

Amariah B. Lovell, stock and labor, repairing,

Patrick T. O'Riley, rent of room,

134

Paid E. Worcester teachers,

for cleaning,

60 15

" Front Street teachers,

20 15

66 High School teachers,

30 73

Library teacher,

47 65

N. Worcester teachers,

17 71

Pond District teachers,

2 28

66 Providence Street teachers,

8 45

Quinsigamond teachers,

12 75

66 Salem Street teachers,

15 00

Summer Street teachers,

12 75

Sycamore Street teachers,

59 80 -

60 Temple Street teachers,

3 25

Thomas Street teachers,

32 65

49,518 25

SCHOOL FOR TRUANTS.

Appropriation,

1500 00

Transfer from Contingent Expenses,

414 87

1944 87

EXPENDITURES.

Paid County of Worcester, fees of court, &c.,

123 62

Police Court,

106 95

Mrs. John Farwell, services, -

25 00

Geo. B. King, teacher,

- 457 00

Allen & Reed, shoes and sundries, -

28 40

Joseph A. Allen, clothing, - -

11 00

66 Barnard, Sumner & Co., blankets, cotton and sundries,

159 49

Simeon Clapp & Co., boots and shoes,

10 70

Bridget Carr, clothing, -

6 00

John D. Chollar, table and oil cloth,

19 00

66 George H. Clark, painting,

8 65

A. G. Cutler, labor,

6 75

Horace H. Dayton, tippets,

3 75

66 Dennis & Lee, labor and lumber,

39 43

John Firth, Crockery and sundries,

15 60

Henry C. Fish, grating, -

155 76

Calvin Foster & Co., hardware,

10 14

66 George Geer, socks and mittens, -

5 60

Grout & Bigelow, books, John Q. Hill, medicine,

1 06

John L. Hood, crockery and sundries,

42 85

John P. Howland, Jr., boys caps, .

7 50

Jenkins, Hamilton & Co., carpet, blankets and sundries, 104 13

Gardner Johnson, repairing boots and shoes,

8 38

2 40

Main Street teachers,

4 87

Pleasant Street teachers,

2 88

135

Paid John W. Jordan, stove, &c, -

23 75

12 00

Kendall & McClennen, hats and mittens, 6 57 -

Israel N. Keyes, boards and labor, -

37 58

Joseph B. Lawrence & Co., furniture,

30 55

Henry Learned, labor,

2 00

66 William Lucas & Son, stove and sundries,

8 14

66 Henry W. Miller, stove and sundries,

27 19

William H. Sanford & Son, books and stationery,

12 24

66 A. Y. Thompson, blankets, cotton and sundries,

124 01

6 Freeman Upham, labor and lumber, -

34 98

A. P. Ware & Co., clothing,

266 22

SEWERS.

Received of William P. Daniels,

30 00

Dennis F. Estabrook,

25 00

Samuel D. Harding,

43 00

93 00

EXPENDITURES.

Paid Henry F. Bishop,

30 00

Transfer to Contingent Expenses,

68 00

SHADE TREES AND PUBLIC GROUNDS.

Balance undrawn January 4, 1864, - -

13 79

Received of Commissioners, articles sold,

65 75

79 54

EXPENDITURES.

Paid Levi E. Brigham, repairing pumps,

23 25

Burnes & Flynn, digging and stoning well, -

22 50

Jonathan C. French, labor, - -

3 02

Ethan R. Thompson, labor, -

18 25

Balance undrawn January 2, 1865,

12 52

SUMMONS.

Received for 823 summons on taxes, -

164 60

EXPENDITURES.

Paid Levi Barker,

services,

11 00

Edwin Haven,

41 00

Mary G. B. Wheeler,

18 75

Transfer to Contingent Expenses,

164 60

SUNDRY (OLD DEBT) ACCOUNTS.

Transfer from Contingent Expenses, ,

674 85

98 00

67 02

93 85

1944 87

Maro Kendall, boys caps, -

136

EXPENDITURES.

Debt January 4. 1864.

89,814 92

Amount overdrawn January 2, 1865, (sce debt,)

89,140 07

TAXES,-COUNTY FOR 1864.

Appropriation,

19,454 44

EXPENDITURE.

Paid Anthony Chase, County Treasurer,

19,454 44

TAXES,-STATE FOR 1864.

Appropriation, -

26,134 00

EXPENDITURE.

Paid Henry K. Oliver, State Treasurer,

47,784 00

Amount overdrawn January 2, 1865, (sce debt,) 21,650 00

WAR,-AID TO FAMILIES.

Received from Commonwealth, -

39,000 00

EXPENDITURES.

Amount overdrawn January 4, 1864, Paid aid to Families in January,

41,952 98

February,

3279 00

March,

3806 56

May,

4066 00

July,

3468 00

August,

3537 00

September,

5044 50

October,

5637 00

November,

5818 00

December, -

- 6327 00

Amount overdrawn January 2, 1865,

WAR,-BOUNTIES.

Appropriation,

17,500 00

Received in Cash from Ward 1,

171 00

4, 400 00

5, 450 00

6, 237 40

1258 40

EXPENDITURES.

Amount overdrawn January 4, 1864,

67,875 13

Paid in May for 3 volunteers, -

510 00

June

170 00

" 208

from Washington,

34,990 00

Aug. 48 66

- 6115 00

3079 00

April,

3492 00

3547 00

June,

93,054 04 54,054 04

18,758 40

137

Sept.

8250 00

Oct. 11

- 1375 00

Nov. 18

2250 00

Dec.

3000 00

received from State, 875 00

Amount overdrawn January 2, 1865,

125,410 13

WAR,-CONTINGENTS.

Appropriation,

10 000 00

Transfer from Recruiting Expenses,

2385 38

EXPENDITURES.

Amount overdrawn January 4, 1864,

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Town annual reports of the several departments for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1862-1866, Part 32

Author: Worcester (Mass.) Publication date: 1862 Publisher: The City Number of Pages: 1076

Author: Worcester (Mass.)
Publication date: 1862
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 1076