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573 38
Joel H. Prouty, sawdust and tape, 1 32
66 P. E. Ratigan, expenses arresting boys, 9 55
Chas. H. Stearns, crackers, 179 87
66 E. M. Stockwell, horse hire, 3 00
Timothy Sullivan, hacking,
66 S. Taft & Son, soap, oil, wicking, etc., 17 05
Tyler & Seagrave, printing, 18 50
66 Walker & Sweetser, ice, 12 19
66 W. Ansel Washburn, cash paid out, 17 83
66 G. A. Willard, hacking, 3 00
Emery Wilson, map and cash paid out, 20 73
T. M. Woodward, lettering, 5 50
24,821 71
Balance undrawn January 6, 1868,
4,217 34
John M. Goodell, billeys, etc., 15 30
Mrs. E. Hemmenway, washing, 3 05
13 00
288
SALARIES.
APPROPRIATION,
6,500 00
Transfer from Contingent Expenses, 1,755 56
8,255 56
EXPENDITURES.
Paid James B. Blake, Mayor, 1,500 00
Phinehas Ball, City Engineer,
1,405 56
Emery Banister, Pliny Holbrook and Jonas Bartlett, Assessors,
1.800 00
Chas. Marvin, Messenger,
500 00
Wm. W. Rice, Solicitor,
500 00
H. L. Shumway, Clerk of Common Council,
200 00
Samuel Smith, City Clerk,
450 00
Gill Valentine, Auditor,
400 00
66 George W. Wheeler, Treasurer and Collector, 1,500 00
8,255 56
SCHOOLS.
APPROPRIATION,
78,000 00
Taxes for books,
40 81
29 82
Received from Truant School, books, for schooling,
5 50
66 " Bricks, etc.,
74 90
Transfer from Contingent Expenses,
11,143 58
89,294 61
EXPENDITURES.
Paid B. P. Chenoweth, (Sup't,) salary, 1,950 00
Samuel V. Stone, (Sec'y,)
1,200 00
B. P. Chenoweth, travelling expen- ses, etc., 54 22
Samuel V. Stone, cash paid etc., for cleaning school houses, postage, etc.,
216 50
Eldora M. Aldrich, teaching,
531 08
66 Lizzie C. Allen,
186 57
Linnie M. Allen, 66
468 27
Anna E. Ayres,
473 15
S. Sophia Banister, 66
118 82
Rebecca Barnard,
506 08
Addie H. Barnes,
470 71
Florence V. Beane, 60
685 33
66
Frances J. Beane,
226 82
Sarah H. Bigelow,
165 85
66 Harriet Blood,
228 36
289
Paid Mary E. Bothwell,
teaching,
506 08
Sarah M. Brigham,
66
360 95
66
Emma L. Brooks,
66
340 24
66 Annie Brown,
66
506 08
66 Emma Brown,
66
590 08
Mary E. Carr,
66
462 18
Harriet N. Chase,
186 57
Esther G. Chenery,
499 99
66
B. P. Chenoweth,
60 00
66
Emeline M. Childs,
134 99
66
James F. Claflin,
66
426 82
66
Henrietta S. Clark,
66
560 34
Carrie R. Clements,
66
506 08
Sarah W. Clements,
470 71
Elizabeth H. Coe,
530 23
Fanny H. Coe,
76 82
66
Anna B. Colcord,
66
79 26
Henry F. Cole,
66
11 25
Maria P. Cole,
66
506 08
Edward I. Comins,
1,695 85
Emeline E. Crane,
66
524 90
Emily G. Cutler,
66
375 59
66
Abbie E. Daniels,
359 51
66
T. S. Darling,
584 71
Alice P. Dean,
264 62
66
Cornelia M. Draper,
66
470 71
66
A. S. Dunton,
531 08
Minna S. Fitch,
531 08
Marietta S. Fletcher,
66
119 51
Charlotte N. Follett,
66
499 99
Margaret M. Geary,
66
470 71
Carrie A. George,
66
200 60
Clara L. Goodale,
356 07
Lizzie N. Goodrich,
66
456 81
66
Lizzie Graham,
66
506 08
Silas W. Hale,
66
621 94
לר
Ann E. Hall,
66
470 71
Vashti E. Hapgood,
560 34
Evelyn E. Harrington,
475 88
66 Harriet A. Harrington,
66
469 62
Henry M. Harrington,
1,499 98
Lottie M. Harrington,
66
43 90
506 08
Susie G. Gale,
531 08
Sarah E. Goddard,
34 25
Lizzie C. Goodwin,
458 51
Jennie A. Greene,
290
Paid Mary A. Harrington, teaching,
516 44
Harriet Hathaway,
504 74
Caroline Hewett, 506 08
Kate Hobbs,
470 71
Martha Hobbs, 66
470 71
Jennie E. Howard,
271 93
Addison A. Hunt,
66
995 12
Charlotte W. Hyde,
60
210 90
Emma S. R. Kendrick,
66
485 22
66
Mary E. D. King,
399 99
Persis E. King,
66
404 28
Abbie F. Knowles,
491 44
Elizabeth Lawrence,
43 00
Mary M. Lawton,
6.
531 08
Emily G. Leonard,
66
290 23
M. Theresa Leonard,
29 26
M. A. Liscomb,
591 44
Mary J. Mack,
499 99
Mary T. Magennis
66
470 71
Emma F. Marsh,
437 68
Mary E. Maynard,
531 08
66
Ann E. McCambridge,
420 71
Charlotte W. McFarland, "
420 71
Ella M. McFarland,
499 99
66 Kate A. Meade,
66
506 08
66
Ellen Merrick,
674 14
Isaac N. Metcalf,
1,149 00
Nellie L. Moore,
66
186 57
Laura L. Newton,
66
537 71
Sarah J. Newton,
66
470 71
Tirza S. Nichols,
66
506 08
Elizabeth Osgood,
43 53
Minnie Palmer,
213 40
66
Matilda Parker,
66
470 71
M. A. Parkhurst,
66
204 87
Caroline Parkinson,
66
545 71
Mary E. Pease,
470 71
Adeliza Perry,
66
495 70
Ann C. Perry,
229 25
Harriet N. Perry,
66
470 71
Lydia A. Perry,
506 08
L. E. Perry,
66
435 35
Ellis Peterson,
1,869 90
Sarah L. Phillips,
470 71
Abigail Pratt,
470 71
194 49
M. Jennie Morse,
291
Paid Lottie E. Pratt,
teaching,
308 03
66 Jane E. Prentice,
66
506 08
Carrie E. Putnam,
66
499 99
Mary F. Reed,
66
516 34
Esther M. Rice,
23 41
Julia A. Rockwood,
66
126 83
Helen M. Shattuck,
495 12
Emma J. Sherman,
770 71
Mary A. Slater,
66
470 71
A. L. Smith,
35 00
Hattie A. Smith,
520 71
66
Joanna F. Smith,
720 71
L. Jennie Smith,
66
405 46
6:
Mary A. Smith,
66
470 71
Anna B. Souther,
259 01
66
Anne C. Stewart,
685 33
Abbie A. Swallow,
420 71
Nellie C. Thomas,
459 73
44
Carrie P. Townsend,
66
136 58
Ida C. Upton,
437 79
Martha P. Valentine,
66
435 35
Mary F. Wentworth,
531 08
66
Ellen G. Wheeler,
342 66 -
יי Ellen M. Wheeler,
550 95
Thomas Wheelock,
66
1499 96
Mary O. Whitmore,
327 31
66
Ava Williams,
116 67
Lydia M. Wilmarth,
470 71
Mary J. Woodward,
182 60
J. A. Woodworth,
66
142 91
WOOD AND COAL.
Paid John Barry, wood,
21 37
Job H. Briggs, wood,
82 15
Peter Dockery, charcoal,
232 94
Garfield & Parker, wood,
1211 00
C. W. Grosvenor, 66
30 23
Wm. H. Jourdan, coal,
1656 00
P. Dwight King, wood,
12 81
66
F. T. Merriam, wood and cutting,
40 00
Edmund Muzzy, wood,
295 90
66
Pauper Farm,
216 65
66 Samuel Putnam,
10 50
Joseph Santon, Jr., charcoal,
9 00
T. W. Wellington & Co., coal,
631 61
37
292
REPAIRS, WOOD, AND SUNDRIES.
Paid Hezekiah Adams, repairs, wood, &c., 81 75
John F. Boice, labor, wood, and cut'g, 37 42
John H. Brooks, Jr., " 47 00
John Dean, repairs, 9 40
Charles S Houghton, wood, repairs, &c. 76 42 Alden B. Knights, repairs and sundr's, 34 99
W. P. Knights, wood, repairs, and sun's, 44 70
6. Alden Rice, sundries, 3 50
Sylvanus Sears, wood, repairs, &c., 53 30
MAKING FIRES, SWEEPING, AND CLEANING.
Paid Joseph E. Bosley,
64 00
Etta J. Boyd,
15 00
Robert J. Boyd,
13 47
John Burke,
58 50
John J. Carney,
109 25
Henrietta S. Clark,
50 50
Catherine Colvin,
59 50
James Conner,
238 00
E. E. Crane,
43 00
Ellen Cronan,
58 95
Edward E. Cutting,
9 00
66
T. S. Darling,
43 04
Clarence Davis,
4 50
Catharine Donahue,
75 25
66
Ellen Donovan,
73 00
Ann Dunn,
133 75
Mary Dunn,
16 50
Mary A. J. Elwood,
17 60
66
Charles A. Fish,
11 00
John Fitzgerald,
88 00
B. W. Fletcher,
177 92
66 Willis R. Goodale,
91 25
John Guilfoyle,
24 00
Harriet Hathaway,
65 50
Mary E. D. King,
3 50
John Madden,
105 25
66
John A. Mann,
23 00
60 Mary E. Maynard,
30 00
Joanna McDonald,
17 00
Thomas McDonald,
18 00
Richard Owens,
80 00
Frank E. Phillips,
3 00
James Reeby,
21 00
Margaret Riley,
26 45
293
Paid Julia A. Rockwood, 7 87
Abbie Souther,
17 50
66 Wm. T. Souther,
177 50
Ephraim Tucker, Jr.,
137 50
George O. Ware,
25 50
60
. Arthur H. Watson,
17 25
Hattie Wheelock,
3 50
66 Thomas Wheelock,
24 50
66 George Woodward,
93 25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Asa B. Adams, printing, 93 00
Alexander & Martin, teaming,
27 50
J. W. Allen, mason work,
1226 61
Wm. Arrouquier, black boards,
42 00
Zephaniah Baker, cyclopedia,
4 50
J. D. Baldwin & Co., advertising,
51 50
Benjamin Barber, paving,
16 10
66
R. Barker, labor, 11 00
John Barnard, slating, 20 93
Barrett, Washburn & Co., pipe, labor, 67 06
S. B. Bartholomew & Co., adv'g, 11 07
A. J. Brooks, labor on desks, 407 60
Thomas Brown, soap, 20 27
A. L. Burbank, rep'g bells and clocks, 10 50
E. W. Carter, building stairway, 398 00
Chamberlin, Ballord, & Co., white wood boards, and carting, 172 58
D. C. Chamberlain, school desks, 30 00
66 J. W. Chamberlain, rep'g pumps, 15 66
Reuben Champion, feather duster, 4 25
John D. Chollar, chairs, curtains, &c., 104 98
66 Geo. H. Clark, painting and glaz'g, 2,198 35 Samuel Clark, labor, tin, &c., 15 70
James Conner, sawing wood, 9 00
Crosby & Ainsworth, books, 49 13
66 Cornelius Cronin, sawing wood, 22 56
Cha's A. Cummings, keys, repairs, &c., 104 77
66 Division No. 42, mats, brooms, oil, etc., 287 38 E. P. Dutton & Co., maps, 63 90
Earle & Turner, lumber, 1282 54
Henry C. Fish, iron doors, &c., 105 41
Jas. R. Fish, repairing, 519 68
John Fitzgerald, cutting wood and labor, 443 88
B. W. Fletcher, desks, repairs, etc., 930 57
294
Paid James Foley, sawing wood,
14 00
" Calvin Foster & Co., sundries,
130 76
J. C. French, labor and materials, 50 45
Henry B. Gates, sawing wood, 20 00
John Gates & Co., lumber,
302 27
H. D. Goodnow, paving, 27 50
C. L. Gorham & Co., piano cover, 7 00
Jerry Grady, labor,
40 00
66 M. B. Green & Co., oxalic acid, etc., 6 80
Grout & Bigelow, books & stationery, 388 64
Charles Hamilton, printing, 13 58
N. R. Hapgood, labor, etc., 995 40
S. D. Harding, rent of room, 8 38
H. M. Harrington, toward piano,
50 00
" William O. Haskell & Son, ink wells and erasers, 139 33
Warren Hemenway, sawing wood, 10 00
66 Highway Dept., gravel, labor, etc.,
94 48
66 David N. Hill, sawing wood, .
8 45
66 J. W. Jordan, storing stove, etc.,
5 34
Patrick Kelley, cleaning vaults,
30 00
66 John G. Kendall, Agent, insurance,
292 80
66 I. N. Keyes, planing, sawing, etc.,
64 09
T. M. Lamb, clocks, repairing, etc.,
283 00
J. B. Lawrence & Co., enam'd cloth, 8 10
J. D. Lovell, shovel and iron bar, 3 03
George W. Mann, repairs, etc.,
88 25
66 Mathews & Chamberlain, pumps, labor, etc., 239 91
John Mathews, cutting wood, 18 00
Patrick Mc Sweeney, labor, 19 75
Mechanics Association, use of room, 12 50
66 Merchants Union Ex. Co., freight, 7 00
Henry W. Miller, stoves, funnel,
seat and desk irons and sundries, 2,717 18
N. P. Mulloy, keys, repairs, etc., 18 40
E. & C. Newton, trough and conductor, 32 27 H. & A. Palmer, repairing school house, 11 55
66 Parmenter & Walker, crayons, 31 50
D. H. Perry, labor, 7 00
J. S. Pinkham, cotton, crash, etc., 19 16
66 John J. Power, expenses to Boston, 7 40
Mary Pratt, ink, 100 37
T. H. Reed, kettles, pans, etc., 67 95
66 C. L. Rice, medal cases and engraving, 27 25 William H. Sanford & Co., maps, books, slates, etc., 912 51
295
Paid Charles Scribner, geographies, 225 76
R. R. Shippen, travelling expenses, 11 00
Wm. Sibley, shingles, labor, etc., 290 02
Smith, Spalter & Co., oil and candles, 6 23
66 E. K. Spaulding, shavings and trucking, 66 22 D. & C. P. Stevens, window, 1 50
66 St. John's Church, rent and glass broken, 188 37
66 E. M. Stockwell, horse hire, ·
274 50
66 Wm. B. Tabor, white wood boards, 614 57
David Tainter, cutting wood, 26 31 .
66 E. Thayer, brushes and brush handles, 148 8: Erastus Tucker, pump, 15 00
Tyler & Seagrave, printing, 438 21
66 F. Upham, repairs at school houses,
295 81
S. Wood, map of Worcester County,
3 50
60 George I. Washburn, rent of room,
66 66
J. P. Weixler, baskets, pointers, etc,
25 00
Joseph S. Wesby, binding, 8 72
G. Wheeler, repairs at school houses, 486 87 W. A. Wheeler, iron columns, etc., 114 10
White & Conant, nails, 6 00
Edward Whitney, stationery, 28 75
G. P. Whittier, cyclopedia, 25 50
Wilcox, & Hatch board of Miss Colcord, 3 00
66 W. A. Wilde, grammers, 284 80
66 W. Water W. use of water, 116 00
service pipe, 111 96 227 96
89,294 61
SCHOOL FOR TRUANTS.
Balance undrawn January, 7, 1867,
415 44
APPROPRIATION,
1,000 00
Received for labor, etc.,
162 20
Transfer from Contingent Expenses,
1,322 79
2,900 43
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Allen & Reed, shoes,
14 70
Barnard, Sumner & Co., dry goods, 26 92
66 Edward Bemis, shoes, 13 50
Frederick A. Clapp, hats and caps,
8 92
66 Clark, Sawyer & Co., crockery,
6 95
J. H. Clarke & Co., dry goods,
71 94
County of Worcester, costs, 44 17
John Farwell, services and teaching, 225 00
George W. Gale, making report,
. 5 00
296
Paid Geo. Geer, caps, mittens and socks, 24 79
James Green & Co., combs and brush, 1 20
Grout & Bigelow, books and stationery, 18 25 O. C. Haven, shoes, 8 75
J. W. Jordan, stove door and grate, 1 50
Kendall & McClennen, hats, 3 15
66 J. B. Lawrence & Co., bureau, chairs, etc., 17 00
Henry W. Miller, sundries, 8 85
66 Emma J. Parker, teaching, 150 00
Pauper Farm, board of teacher and scholars, 1,947 22
Perry, Mason & Co., "Youths' Com- panion" 2 years, 2 50
Police Court, costs, 47 10
School Dept., maps, geographies, etc., 27 82
A. Y. Thompson & Co., dry goods, 12 40
Tyler & Seagrave, printing, 5 00
Ware & Pratt, clothing, 207 80
2,900 43
SCHOOL HOUSES AND REPAIRS.
APPROPRIATION, 15,000 00
EXPENDITURES.
Paid B. W. Abbott, selling school house on Main Street, 89 78
Transfer to Dix Street School House, 14,910 22
15,000 00
SCHOOL HOUSE, (DIX STREET.)
Transfer from Contingent Expenses,
6,038 27
66 School Houses and Repairs, 14,910 22
20,948 49
EXPENDITURES.
Paid E. Boyden & Son, plans and specifi- cations, 300 00
66 Highway Department, labor, 7 00
66 John G. Kendall, Agent, insurance, 75 00
Addison Palmer, land, 825 00
H. & A. Palmer, on contract, 19,700 00
Worcester Water Works, putting in service pipe, 41 49
20,948 49
SCHOOL HOUSE, (LAMARTINE STREET.)
Transfer from Contingent Expenses, 9,758 00
297
EXPENDITURES.
Paid E. Boyden & Son, copies of plans, 58 00
Willard Ward, on contract, 9,700 00
9,758 00
SCHOOL HOUSE, (NORTHVILLE DISTRICT.)
Transfer from Contingent Expenses, EXPENDITURES.
156 57
Paid Woodward & Taft, stone and work,
156 57
SCHOOL HOUSE, (ORANGE STREET.)
Balance undrawn January 7, 1867, 556 34
Transfer from Contingent expenses, 3,065 69
3,622 03
EXPENDITURES.
Raymond & Camp, balance on contract, 3,622 03
SCHOOL HOUSE, (PROVIDENCE STREET,)
Transfer from Contingent Expenses, EXPENDITURES.
1,027 52
Balance overdrawn January 7, 1867,
1,027 52
SCHOOL HOUSE, (SOUTHGATE STREET.)
Transfer from Contingent Expenses, EXPENDITURES.
468 77
Paid G. C. & A. E. Bigelow, building,
468 77
SEWERS, (OLD ACCOUNT.)
Transfer from Contingent Expenses,
326 99
EXPENDITURES.
Balance overdrawn January 7, 1867, 326 99
SEWERS.
Received for putting in service pipe for different individuals, 393 57
EXPENDITURES.
Paid David Atherton, labor and materials, 976 35 Phinehas Ball, cash paid for sundries, 14 86 5 33
S. B. Bartholomew & Co., advertising,
Brown & Barnard, carting, 20 98
66 A. C. Buttrick, map, 12 00
66 Clark & Houghton, cement, 4 70
E. B. Crane, lumber and trucking, 22 98
Adam Dawson & Co., contract for walling, etc., 42,928 68
298
Paid Fire Department, rubber hose, 30 00
Henry C. Fish, blacksmithing, 58 05
Heirs of Wm. B. Fox, mill privilege, etc., 36,000 00
John Gates & Co., lumber, 23 70
66 Gore Brothers, cobble paving, 7 73
Wm. A. Gould, services for City Engineer, 339 23
Highway Dept., labor and materials, 1,836 61 Elisha S. Knowles, labor and cash paid out, 25 40
66 Elisha S. Knowles, pay rolls for labor, 400 25 A. B. Lovell, labor, pipe, bricks, etc., 1,738 62
A. G. Mann, stone and labor, 244 87
Messinger & Wright, expense of new boiler and fuel, 4,400 00
Nor. & Wor. R. R. Co., freight, 50 00
Aaron Parker, labor and materials, 11 26
66 Samuel Putnam, stone sewers, etc., 1,810 83
66 C. C. Riley, labor Southbridge St., sewer, 318 75
W. L. Robbins, stone, 29 70
Short & Kempton, manhole heads and covers, 728 61
G. T. Sutton, Agent, labor and pipe, 9 38
Tarbell & Barney, sewers, Kendall, Pleasant and Southbridge Sts., 23,204 74
" Lucian A. Taylor, services for City Engineer, 179 40
N. G. Tucker, pipe, etc., 35 85
Tyler & Seagrave, printing, 13 26
E. B. Walker, man hole curbs, 72 50
David M. Woodward, stone,
63 00
Worcester & Nashua R. R. Co., digging, etc., 81 30
freight, 10 00
91 30
" Wor. Water Works, labor, 36 08
115,745 00
Amount overdrawn January 6, 1868, 115,351 43
SHADE TREES AND PUBLIC GROUNDS.
Balance undrawn January 7, 1867, 221 36
APPROPRIATION, 500 00
Received for grass, use of ground, apples, etc., 409 50
1,180 86
299
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Chase & Nichols, painting fence at Mechanic Street Cemetery, 85 00
O. B. Hadwen, pruning trees, 32 00
Highway Department, street scrap- ings, labor, etc., . 265 63
Levi Lincoln, half expense of fence, 7 83
H. & A. Palmer, labor on tree, 5 37
Jeremiah Rogers, labor at Cemetery, Mechanic Street. 15 75
Chas. E. Simmons, labor, lumber, etc., 16 05
J. Simmons & Son, 38 04
George T. Sutton, pump, etc., 19 50
485 17
Balance undrawn January 6, 1868, SUMMONS.
645 69
Received for 1193,
238 60
EXPENDITURES,
Paid William H. Clark, serving summons,
4 87
66 H. H. Comings,
5 25
Thomas R. Foster,
5 75
66 Louis Harper,
10 00
66 Floyd H. Harris,
8 25
6€ Pliny Holbrook,
15 00
Horace Mirick, .“
4 00
66 Sumner W. Ranger,
5 87
P. E. Ratigan, 66 66
11 25
Peter Rice, 66
3 37
Transfer to Contingent Expenses,
164 99
238 60
SUNDRY ACCOUNTS.
Amount of same January 6, 1868,
54,140 07
TAXES,-COUNTY, FOR 1867.
APPROPRIATION, EXPENDITURES.
18,426 16
Paid Chas. A. Chase, County Treasurer,
18,426 16
TAXES,-STATE, FOR 1867.
102,150 00
APPROPRIATION, EXPENDITURES.
Paid Jacob H. Loud, State Treasurer,
102,150 00
WAR-AID TO FAMILIES.
Received of Commonwealth,
11,500 00
66 Soldiers Widow, 5 00
11,505 00
38 ..
300
EXPENDITURES.
Overdrawn January 7, 1867,
17,137 27
Paid Soldiers and their families in January, 956 00
Feb.
1,304 00
66
March, 2,624 00
66
6
May,
1,162 25
66
June,
1,920 75
66
July,
893 75
66
August, 1,047 75
Sept. 1,443 50
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..
Oct.
939 25
Nov.
1,080 75
66
Dec.
1,767 00
33,818 27
Amount overdrawn January, 6, 1868,
22,313 27
WAR-BOUNTIES.
APPROPRIATION,
30,000 00
EXPENDITURES.
Amount overdrawn January 7, 1867,
76,526 73
Amount overdrawn January 6, 1868,
46,526 73
WAR-CONTINGENTS.
Amount overdrawn January 6, 1868,
1,260 97
WATER RENTS.
Received for use of water and filling cisterns,
22,531 35
EXPENDITURES.
Transfer to Interest on Water Loan, 17,084 62 Water Works, maintenance
account, 5,446 73
22,531 35
WORCESTER WATER WORKS,"(CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT.)
Received for putting in pipes, articles sold, etc., 7,495 17
EXPENDITURES.
Amount overdrawn January 7, 1867, 303,193 93
Paid pay rolls, labor, 9,313 93
A. L. Abbott, lead, .... .. 186. 98
D. F. Andrews, labor on cover pat- terns, 3 70
Chas. Baker & Co., chestnut plank, 29 18
Phinehas Ball, 1 rake, 1 00
April,
1,542 00
,
301
Paid Barrett, Washburn & Co., pipe, fit- tings, labor, etc., 6,486 68
Cheney Barton, sharpening drills, etc., 4 74
N. T. Bemis & Co., horse hire, 48 50
66 Bigelow Manufacturing Co., expense of foreman, 10 85
Harrison Bliss, labor, 61 05
66 Boston Machine Co., gates, &c., !. 1,288 50
Bray &. Hayes, cement and cartage, 128 00
Brown & Barnard, carting, 438.44
Albert S. Brown, lantern lamps, globes, etc., 18 77
66 Alzirus Brown, wrenches, bolts, labor, etc., 136 06
Phylonzo Brown, enameled cloth, 9 29
66 Chamberlain, Ballard & Co., chest- nut timber,
4 92
Clark & Houghton, cement,
7 00
66 J. Colbath & Son, valves, pipe, labor, etc., 81 35
" Colwells, Shaw & Willard Manufac- turing Co., patent tin .pipe and solder, 189 24
" Corbin, Rice & Griffin, labor and materials, 34 65
J. M. Currier, packing,
35 99
66 Earle & Jones, castings,
121 36
Earle & Turner, lumber,
19 72
A. C. Eddy, packing, tubing, etc.,
49 97
Fire Department, use of steamer,
16 00
C. Foster & Co., tools and sundries,
277 09
J. C. French, building fence,
1,048 80
66 Garfield & Parker, chestnut plank, 220 60
David R. Gates, stone,
20 00
66 John Gates & Co., lumber,
76 53
66 H. D. Goodnow, paving,
342 50
66 Gore Brothers & Co., paving,
388 48
Wm. Gore, paving,
691 76
66 C. F. Green, service pipe and laying, 5 78
James Green & Co., powder and fuse,
96 54
66 Nathan S. Hale, carting stone, etc.,
51 00
66
A. N. Henshaw, labor, etc.,
19 00
Highway Dept., labor, gravel, etc., Howe & Hackett, oil, matches, wick- - ing, etc., 56 68
501 15
J. W. Howe & Co., wire screen,
2 00
302
l'aid E. R. Jones, pipe, sleeves & reducers, 347 06
I. N. Keyes, sawing, 15 60
Wm. Knowles, cash paid out, 243 46
Mrs. E. B. Lamson, damage to drain, 3 00
Alex. Lorimer, packing, cord, etc., 109 32
6. J. F. Loring, iron, labor, etc., 62 07
A. B. Lovell, pipe, sand, labor, etc., 659 30
J. D. Lovell, wheel barrows, etc., 22 45
.. Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co., valves, etc., 593 33
A. G. Mann, stone and labor, 40 36
J. Marble & Co., oil and barrel, 2 65
Henry W. Miller, sundries, 6 77
6.
66
Nor. & Wor. R. R. Co., freight, 910 15 J. B. O'Leary & Bro., blacksmithing, 237 51 H. & A. Palmer, fence around res- ervoir, etc., 524 73
David F. Parker, chestnut plank, 96 51
.. Patent Water & Gas Pipe Co., con- tract laying pipe 1867, and bal- ance of 1865 and '66, 36,883 17
66 Amos Pike, building gate house, etc., 454 11 66 Rice, Barton & Co., composition rack, 66 70 C. C. Riley, carting and labor, 133 06
Rockwood & Hosmer, composition, 5 20
Roper & Henry, wood, 11 50
66
I. D. Russell, pipe and labor, 1 70
J. Santon, Jr., charcoal, 9 45
E. T. Smith & Co., cement, 4 50
Steam Boiler Feeder Co., hydrant, drain and stop cocks, etc., 1,973 83 D. & C. P. Stevens, door and window, 7 70 G. T. Sutton, lead, solder, labor, etc., 293 50 E. B. Walker, labor on reservoir, 9,647 26
Chapman Wallis, trucking, 95 00
66 Warren Foundry & Machine Co., pipe and reducers, 1,448 99
Wm. A. Wheeler, hydrants, bran- ches, etc., 4,624 54
Wm. A. Wheeler, 2d., labor, etc., 68 51
David M. Woodward, stones, 40 66
66 Wor. Gas Light Co., coke, tar, etc., 8 20
Wor. & Nashua R. R. Co., freight, 130 00
G. P. Young, chestnut plank, 2 59
385,502 15 -
Amount overdrawn January 6, 1868,
378,006 98
303
WORCESTER WATER WORKS. (MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT.)
Received for wagon, etc.,
59 25
Transfer from water rents,
5,446 73
5,505 98
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Phinehas Ball, salary,
445 77
Wm. Knowles, “
999 98
Pay Rolls, labor,
1,366 30
A. L. Abbott, lead,
27 08
D. F. Andrews, labor on patterns,
21 00
Phinehas Ball, sundries,
28 42
J. G. Barker, repairing wagon, etc.,
5 75
A. J. Bemis, blacksmithing,
5 75
66 N. T. Bemis & Co., keeping horse, and horse hire,
381 22
Wm. C. Blos, bookcase, etc.,
54 50
Mason A. Boyden, surveying and labor on plans,
18 75
Brown & Barnard, trucking,
25 13
66
Albert S. Brown, lantern lamps and wicks, 96
Alzirus Brown, wrenches, labor, etc., 35 98
P. Brown, enameled cloth, 5 00
Wm. H. Brown, register to water meter, etc., 5 75
66 John D. Chollar, office chair and stool, 2 50
Richard Curtis, rent of lot, 25 00
150 00
66
14 66
66 H. C. Fish, repairing wagon, etc.,
Hiram Fobes, rent of shop, 120 00
66 C. Foster & Co., shovels, etc., 60 54
4 50
John Gates & Co., lumber, 32 75
H. D. Goodnow, paving,
59 10
66 William A. Gould, surveying and making plans, 270 00
66 Grout & Bigelow, manilla paper, 2 08
66 Charles Hamilton, printing,
34 63
66 A. N. Henshaw, labor, 25 00
Highway Department, labor, 79 50
66 B. E. Hutchinson, oil cloth coats, etc., 8 75
Wm. H. Jourdan, coal, 4 50
66 I. N. Keyes, sawing, etc., 10 00
.
Wm. Eaton, care of gates, 74 59
66 A. C. Eddy, packing, boots, etc.,
Geo. O. Eddy, mittens, packing, etc., 16 34
J. C. French, shavings,
304
Paid Wm. Knowles, cash paid out, 120 68
66 Leicester, Town of, taxes, 37 49
66 Alex. Lorimer, packing and hemp cord, 18 94
J. F. Loring, iron and tin tubes, 7 80
J. Marble & Co., oil, acid, etc., 15 41
Morris Melaven, wagon, 160 00
66 Henry W. Miller, sundries, 58 03
John Neland, laying culvert, 10 62
66 J. B. O'Leary & Bro., blacksmithing, 125 25
J. B. Parker, rent of cellar and yard, 15 00
S. E. Pike, repairing well, 8 00
William H. Sanford & Son, books, paper and bill holders, 35 00
Hattie A. Smith, services in Water Commissioner's Office, 108 00
S. E. Staples, salt, 2 50
Steam Boiler Feeder Co., making 1 fan, 17 00
.6 L. A. Taylor, services for Engineer, 132 00
66# Tyler & Seagrave, printing, 89 50
66 Walker & Sweetser, hay, 26 51
66 Chapman Wallis, trucking, 5 50
T. W. Wellington & Co., coal,
18 00
William A. Wheeler, hydrant hooks, labor, etc., 40 83
T. M. Woodward, tin signs, etc., 32 74
5,505 98
TAXES.
Uncollected previous to 1867, 10,248 83
of 1867, 6,788 37
Cash on hand January 6, 1868, 39,553 12
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1 1
School House,-Dix Street,
20,948 49
20,948 49
20,948 49
9,758 00
9,758 00
9,758 00
Dr. Bal- ances.
Cr. Bal- ances.
Abatements and Discounts,.
38,207 33
36,795 21
75,002 54
49,775 51
25,227 03
City Scales,
32 03
32 03
Contingent Expenses,
14,414 95
19,000 00 29,500 00
469 94 33,105 21 1,197 50
437 91 39,954 15
2,624 40
29,190 41
19,503 92
9,686 49
Fire Department,
30,697 50
29,128 46
1,569 04
Free Public Library Building,
2,136 22
5,000 00
100 00
7.236 22
5,310 85
1,925 37
Fuel, Lights, Printing, &c.,
6,000 00
399 88
6,399 88
6,399 88
Hermon Street,
3,000 00
1,828 55
610 88
5,439 43
5,439 43
Highways and Bridges,
2,184 31
36,200 00
11,404 67
49,788 98
44,675 37
5,113 61
Interest,.
4,524 15
10,000 00
230 91
14,755 06
12,361 69
2,393 37
Interest on Water Investment, Licenses,
2,956 20
17,084 62
20,040 82
16,653 06
3,387 76
Lighting Streets,
7,000 00
1,242 58
8,242 58
8,242 58
458,305 14
342,967 83
801,272 97
181,323 12
619,949 85
Paupers,
10,000 00
5,363 82
15,363 82
13,379 22
1,984 60
Police and Watchmen,
22,000 00
7,039 05
29,039 05
24,821 71
4,217 34
Salaries,
6.500 00
1,755 56
8,255 56
8,255 56
Schools
78,040 81
110 22
11,143 58
89,294 61
89,294 61
School for Truants,
415 44
1,000 00
162 20
1,322 79
2,900 43
2,900 43
School Houses, --
15,000 00
14,910 22
89 78
89 78
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Loans and Water Investment, Military,
247 64
178 60
426 24
2,336 60
1,910 36
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