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Date of Death
1. Name of Deceased. 2. Name of Husband.
Ser
| Cond.
Disease or Cause of Death.
1. Residence. 2. Place of Death.
Place of Burial.
Occupation.
Place of Birth.
Name and Birthplace of Father.
Name and Birthplace of Mother.
Ellen Riordan
Annie MeDonald.
f
L
Diphtheria
AAgawam
V Springfield Papermaker
Chicopee
John MeDonald
Ireland
Ireland
Nellie Grady.
f
21 Pneumonia
Agawam
John Grady
Ireland
Ireland
Lawrence Conners
mn
₦
10
Pneumonia
Agawam
Eva Lerouse.
f
8 3 11
Pneumonia
Canada
Canada
James La Sage.
m 8
1
1
Pneumonia
Chicopee
W Springfield Charles La Sage
Lizzie Monhety
Canada
Acute Bronchitis
Feeding Ilill×
Agawam
Artemas Beebe
f W 84
f w 30 6 Tuberculosis
W Springfield
Northampton Teache
Agawam
Westfield
Westfield
George 11. Tyler Westfield (vila Arneault
Canada
2 Infantile Convulsions
Feeding Ilills
Agawam
John C. Healy Cheshire, Conn. Concord Menard Canada
S. Morgan Brooks
f w 74 1 10 Hydropericarditis
Agawam
Brattleboro, Vt.
West Springfield Lonis Lariviere
Canada
Canada
Ireland
John Payne
Hannah Riley
Ireland
Ireland
Sept 1 1 Sarah E. Smith ..
m 51
Rupture of Heart
=
Agawam
Housewife
Bloek Ieland
Jonathan Tucker
Sarah Green
2 Isaac Smith. . Sept 26 1 Anna P. Bridgman, 2 Joseph C. Bridgman Oct 1 Ernest B Snow. m m 32
flw 78 6 Old Age
Feeding Hills
Agawam
Rufus Leonard
Anna Pheland
Agawam
Dexter B. Snow
Ware
-
-
-
Apr 15 Apr 19 Apr 20 Apr 25
May 23 June 2 June 3 July 14 July 25 .July 29 Aug Aug
Ruby HI. Moore ..
f
4
Laura L. Tyler.
f
A
5
Measles
W Springfield
Russell
Elmer Arneault ..
3 Pneumonia
N
William Leyden Healy
Mary E. R. Menard
f
14 Cholera Infantum
W Springfield
Escelda Basinet West Springfield Adalite S. Gett Holyoke Louisa Guilbault Canada
5 1 Hannah Brooks Perry ... 2 Henry H. Perry ... 8|1 Eloise Jasmin. . . 2 J. B. Jasmin. . Thomas Payne. mn
f m 70
Cancer of Liver
W Springfield
Canada
Eunice Ladd Somers, Conn. Marie Barrette
Aug 26
8 16 Heart Disease
Tuberculosis
Farmer
Palmer
Joreph Berneche Canada
Bethiah Phelon West Springfield Marie Jasmin Harriet Allen
9|1 Mary Ann Phelon 2 Isaac Phelon .. May 16 1 Delia Fresaire ... 2 Joseph Fresaire. Alice E. Durant.
f
A 39 Intestinal Obstruction
Northampton Charles E. Durant Northampton George II. Moore Sutton Agawam
Northampton Elizabeth M. Garfield Chepachet, R. I. Cora Bartlett Westfield
Measles
.
Michael Conners Npringfield
Gideon Lerouse
Marie Berneche
May May
3
Canada
Mary Riley
Mary O'Brien
Agawam Luthera JJ. Hutchinson Ware
Age.
DEATHS REGISTERD IN AGAWAM IN 1895 .- Continued.
Date of Death.
1. Name of Deceased.
2. Name of Husband.
| Sex.
Cond.
Is.
Disease or Cause of Death.
1. Residence. 2. Place of Death.
Place uf Burial.
Occupation.
Place of Birth.
Name and Birthplace of Father.
Name and Birthplace of Mother.
Oct Oct
1
Margaret Desforge .
f
9
Meningitis
Agawam
W Springfield Agawam
Montreal, ('an Elzore Desforge, Canada Azilda Perorier, Canada Springfield John W Slater, Springfield Hannah Frost, Springfield
Oet
4 Unknown.
3.)
Oct
9 Rosalind Gosselin.
f
8 19
Drowning Tuberculosis
Conn. River Agawam
Feeding Hills W Springfield Papermaker Agawam
Agawam Washington
John Gosselin, Vermont Rose Mecure, New York John Kent, Enfield, Conn -- Griswold, Enfield, Ct.
Oct
13
Alfred Flower Seth Ingel ..
mm |71 10
Heart Disease
Oct
25
Charles S. Granger .
m
2
3
4 Convulsions
66
W Springfield
Nov 24
Mary Hennessy ..
f
22 Consumption
Cotton Spinner
Nov
25|1 Elizabeth Tibbedeau.
f
m 67
6 Apoplexy
Westfield
Dec
6|1 Mary S. Cooper.
f w 72
Pulmonary Oedema
Agawam
Agawam
[Ct.
Dec
11 1 Angel Monpetit ... .
f
w 171
Apoplexy
Chicopee
Canada
Samuel Noble, Westfield Fanny Noble, Middletown, Joseph Leger Louise L. Delorme
Dec
20
Frank Willette ..
mm 38
Tuberculosis
=
Dec
27
Jean Patterson. .
f
8 5
Pneumonia
66
W Springfield Laborer Agawam
Canada W Springfield |James Patterson, Scotland Jean Pattow,
Fred Willette, Canada Adeline Masse, Canada Scotland
.
Oct
12|1 Percy Cushman ..
1
w 90 11
1 Asthenia
2 Alden Cushman.
.
m
86 2 29 Old Age
Feeding Hills Farmer
()ct
27
m 67
Hypertrophy of Liver
Carpenter Farmer
Agawam Chester Agawam Springfield Pennsylvania Canada
Alfred Flower, Agawam Harriet Leonard, Agawam Cheney Ingel, Chester Almira Phelps, Chester Justin S.Granger, Ag'w'm RhodaE. Bates, HaddamCt Elzore Desforge, Canada Azilda l'erorier, Canada Edmund Hennessy,
Ire. Bridget Fineran, Ireland Joseph Bushant, France Angeline Cathed, Canada
2 Telesphore Tibbede su
f
W 84
2 20 Pneumonia
4 1 Eunice S. Billings. .
2 Edwin M. Billings.
Nov 17 Joshua L. Desforge.
2 John B. Cooper.
2 François Monpetit ..
Age.
nı Male. s Single. f Female. m Married. w Widowed.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS, TREAS.,
In Account with the Town of Agawam. DR.
To balance in Treasury, March 15, 1895 . . $111.03
Amount received from Town of Russell for paupers. . 28.00
Institution for Savings, temporary loan 6,000.00
Town of Southwick, paupers. 158.43
Becket, paupers. . . 22.75
66 East Longmeadow, paupers 39.63
Southwick, school supplies 4.00
66 Granville, 2.10
West Springfield, on bridge acct ... . 353.66
E. P.,Clark, Sheriff, fines. 15.00
George Leonard, police court fines. 75.60
Benjamin Verrier, plank 9.00
Sale of crayon. .20
State Treasurer, for State paupers 27.17
Superintendent of Schools. 1,250.00
66
Corporation tax . 418.53
National Bank tax. . 611.12 66
66
State aid, Chap. 301 · · · · 96.00
66
State aid, Chap. 62. 70.00
66
Income Mass. School Fund
235.35
County Treasurer, dog fund 232.57
Slaughter house licenses. 4.00
Rent of Town Hall, Agawam
44.50
66 Feeding Hills 27.00
Income Mary A. Phelan Fund. .
20.00
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P. T. Donovan, Collector, 1889 11.08
Leon Dubour, Collector, 1890 .. 13.64
Lewis A. Barden, Collector, 1893 436.24 Edward M. Wright, Collector, 1893 I 10.00
Amos Gosselin, Collector, 1893 . 75.00
James H. Clark, Collector, 1894 . 1,069.69 Edward M. Wright, Collector, 1894 . 425.00
Amos Gosselin, Collector, 1894 . 599 26
Lewis A. Barden, Collector, 1895 9,892.64
Edward M. Wright, Collector, 1895 7,991.93
George D. Cooley, Collector, 1895 . 5,377 37
Support of Eugene F. Dwight 52.70
Interest on deposits. 45.51
$35,955.70
CR.
By paying Desire A. Pyne, interest. $240.00
Springfield Institution for Savings, interest .... 632.00
Springfield Inst. for Savings, temporary loan 6,000.00 Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, interest. . 200.00
Leicester Savings Bank
400.00
Spencer Savings Bank .
200.00
Chicopee Savings Bank
200.00
County tax
1,521.55
State tax. . 810.00
Sinking Fund Commissioners 900.00
Treasurer of Granville for Supt. of Schools. .
416.66
Southwick “ . . . .
416.66
Selectmen's and School Committee's orders :
Schools, Superintendent and supplies 5,493.03
High School tuition 576.00
Poor, outside relief 2,579.43
Poor, almshouse . 1,121.83
Highways and bridges 2,027.62
River road.
988.78
Agawam and Mittineague bridges 657.95
31
Town officers 1,169.36
Contingencies 828.33
State and Military aid 146.00
Memorial Day .
35.00
Care of Town Halls.
196.50
Repair of Town buildings.
77.65
New school house
7,034 53
Street lights.
106.56
Public Library
133.60
Balance in Treasury, March 16, 1896 .
846.66
$35,955.70
Having examined the accounts of the Town Treasurer, we find them correct with the proper vouchers.
F. I .. JOHNSON, W. H. PORTER,
March 19, 1896. Auditors.
Appropriations Recommended for 1896.
Schools, Superintendent and supplies $5,500.00
Highways and bridges 2,200.00
South End bridge. 500.00
Support of poor 2,800.00
Contingencies 800.00
Town officers 1,000.00
State aid . 250.00
Interest .
1,800.00
Sinking fund
900.00
Town debt . 600.00
Care of Town Halls.
200.00
Repairs on Town buildings. 200.00 Street lights . 100.00
Collectors of Taxes.
300.00
Discount
750.00
Memorial Day
School house lot
850.00
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Valuation May 1, 1895.
Real estate.
$1,121,629.00
· Personal.
173,346.00 $1,294,975.00
Upon which taxes have been assessed as follows : State tax.
$810.00
County tax.
1,521.55
Town appropriations, schools
5,500.00
Highways and bridges 1,800.00
River road . 800.00
Mittineague bridge 400.00
Support of poor. 2,200.00
Town officers.
1,200.00
Contingencies. 800.00
State and military aid .
100.00
Discount on taxes
750.00
Collection of taxes. 300.00
Interest . 1,800.00
Town debt. 600.00
Memorial Day. 35.00
Care of Town halls.
200.00
Repairs on Town buildings. 200.00
Street lights . 100.00
Sinking fund.
900.00
High school tuition.
600.00
Abutment of Agawam bridge
100.00
New school house
10,000.00
Overlay.
373.88
31,090.43
Tax on real and personal state at the rate of $23.00 per thousand .... 29,784.43
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653 polls at $2.00 each ..
1,306.00
31,090.43
To Lewis A. Barden was committed for collection.
13,133.82
Additional assessment .
14.72
13,148 54
Upon which he has been credited cash paid treasurer.
9,892.64
Discount allowed.
453.15
Commission
148.38
Abatements allowed.
11.33
Amount due March 14, 1896.
2.643.04
13,148.54
To Edward M. Wright was committed for collection
10,590.2I
Additional assessments.
4.31
10,594.52
Upon which he has been credited cash paid treasurer.
7,991.93
Discount allowed.
390.93
Commission. .
119.86
Abatements allowed.
14.05
Amount due March 14, 1896 .
2,077.75
10,594.52
To George D. Cooley was committed for collection .
7,366.40
Additional assessments
7.45
7,373.85
Upon which he has been credited cash paid treasurer
5,377.37
Discount allowed.
251.05
Commission. .
80.65
Amount due March 14, 1896. . . ... 1,664.78
7,373.85
JAMES F. BARRY, ALBERT H. BROWN, HENRY E. BODURTHA,
Agawam, March 14, 1896.
Assessors.
ABATEMENTS ALLOWED.
P. T. DONOVAN, Collector.
1889.
E. R. Williams. .
$1.35
LEWIS A. BARDEN, Collector.
1893.
Patrick Burns.
$11.60
John Kelley
2.00
Thomas Riley
2.00
H. A. Trask
2.00
F. T. Rice
2.00
James Duff ,
2.00
1895.
F. E. Campbell
2.30
J. H. Clark
1.15
Harry Brow
2.00
Herbert A. Harrı
2.00
Charles McCarthy
2.73
Frank T. Parsons.
1.15
J. H. CLARK, Collector. 1894.
Frank Keefe ..
$2.00
Joseph Aerbert
3.55
AMOS GOSSELIN, Collector.
1893.
Frank Ashley.
$2.00
Fred D. Brown .
2.00
George W. Reed ..
2.00
1894.
Frank Ashley
2.00
Joseph Cowles.
2.00
William Connors
2.00
Frank G. Scott.
2.CO
E. M. WRIGHT, Collector. 1893.
Est. John Roberts.
$1.69
Richard Carroll.
2.00
1894.
Richard Carroll.
2.00
Edward H. Morse ..
2.00
Est. John Roberts
1.33
1895.
Mark Woods ..
2.00
Alfred Champeau
2.00
Frank Shenrock.
3.75
William F. Sullivan
2.00
Joseph Munson
2.00
Report of Overseers of the Poor.
OUTSIDE RELIEF-DISBURSEMENTS.
Aid to Mrs. John Gosselin $64.00
Mrs. George Guyotte . 70.00
Mrs. Abraham Cosgrain 93.00
Mrs. Michael Finnegan 70.00
Mrs. Frank Willetté 14.00
Mrs. Harriet Parker. 104.00
H. E. Smith, care of Mrs. Parker 36.00
G. H. Havens, supplies for Patrick Burns 1.40
C. W. Hastings, supplies for Patrick Burns. 2.58
F. J. Pomeroy, coal. 5.38
A. W. Browning, medicine for Alex Menard 1.00
Dr. Girard, medical attendance of Alex Menard. 5.25
O. C. Brewer, supplies for Alex Menard. 9.81
E. D. Adams, supplies for Alex Menard. 2.00
Mrs. Jane Campbell, rent for Alex Menard . 80.00
Town of Easthampton, aid to Elisha Crossman and family, I28.20 Northampton Lunatic Hospital, care of James D. John- son . 169.46
Northampton Lunatic Hospital, care of Catherine Flynn, 169.46 Northampton Lunatic Hospital, care of Albert M. Stewart, 84.96
Northampton Lunatic Hospital, care of Patrick J. Murphy, 16.25
Northampton Lunatic Hospital, care of Kate C. Brady, 11.61 Northampton Lunatic Hospital, care of Eugene F. Dwight, 127.67 A. H. Brown, cash paid for Eugene F. Dwight . 102.40
Mrs. A. E. Clark, nursing Annie McDonald. 10.00
D. A. Toomey, burial of Annie McDonald. 23.00
A. H. Brown, cash paid for Annie McDonald. 2.50
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care of Annie McDonald ... 17.25
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Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care of Mrs. Cosgrain 25.10
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care of Mrs. Quirk. 11.50
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care of Julia Murphy. 26.25
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care of James Menard 40.50
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care of Mrs. Gervaise. 6.50
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care of Frank Willette . . . 7.00
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical care for James Menard. . . . 1.50
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical care for Mrs. Parker 2.00
Mrs. Thomas Whalen, care of Julia Murphy 39.83
Salmon Slater, rent for Ellen Devine. 8.00
Stockwell & Farnsworth, coal for Alex. Menard. 5.50
Mrs. Gervaise. 24.25
Patrick Burns. 5.50
J. B. Smith & Co., supplies for Michael Moran 13.57
Mrs. Quirk .
18.25
Ellen McDonald 4.23
David Mahoney.
11.59
H. Letellier, supplies for David Mahoney . 43.00
Ellen McDonald 9.93
Alex. Menard 2.00
Mrs. Quirk . 66.00
Michael Moran 40.00
James Menard 63.17
Mrs. Frank Willette 14.00
James F. Barry, wood for Mrs. Quirk. 11.00
Mrs. Gervaise . 5.50
Mrs. Gosselin 7.00
Mrs. Willette 5.50
Amos Gosselin, rent for Mrs. John Gosselin. 60.00
Mrs. R. Ames, rent for Mrs. Cosgrain 5.00
Mrs. Gervaise. 10.00
M. L. Tourtelotte, rent for Mrs. Gervaise 35.00
Town of West Springfield, aid to Mrs. Gervaise I.IO
A. H. Brown, supplies for Mrs. Gervais. 2.00
W. F. Cook, coal and wood for Mrs. Quirk. 17.00
Mrs. Gosselin . 10.25
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Mrs. Cosgrain . 3.00
Mrs. Willette 5.75
David Mahoney 11.25
James Menard 11.50
John H. Clune, burial of unknown body 15.00
E. A. Kellogg, opening grave.
2.00
C. E. Smith, rent for Mrs. Willette.
15.00
C. E. Smith, shoes for James Menard
2.25
A. H. Brown, supplies for James Menard 3.50
N. L. Byron, burial of Rosaline Gosselin. 10.00
N. L. Byron, burial of Frank Willette. 10.00
D. A. Toomey, burial of Kate Hartney 12.00
L. R. Button, board of W. C. Button. 52.00
Mrs. LaBonte, rent for Mrs. Cosgrain 22.50
G. A. Chapman, milk for David Mahoney 6.30 Mrs. Quirk 10.50
H. L. Tower, milk for Mrs. Quirk. 3.25
David Mahoney 1.60
City of Springfield, aid to Annie Frye Mary Roberts. 9.08
23.00
A. K. Fuller, care of tramps and blanket 6.95
W. C. Campbell, care of tramps. 9.50
$2325.63
The following persons having settlement elsewhere, have been aided as follows :
Aid to Richard Brown, Russell. $5.00
J. B. Smith, supplies for Richard Brown 4.25
W. F. Cook, coal for Richard Brown. 5.50
Mrs. Comfort, board of Nora McMahon, Becket. . . .
10.25
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care Nora McMahon, Becket, 12.50
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical care Mrs. Comfort, Becket. . 14.50
W. F. Cook, coal Mrs. Comfort, Becket. 5.00
A. K. Fuller, supplies for Mrs. Johnson, Southwick .... 106.00
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical care Mrs. Johnson, Southwick 6.00
Mrs. M. L. Raiche, board of D. Brissette, E. Longmeadow 18.75
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Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical care D. Brissette, E. Long- meadow. 9.00 Forbes & Wallace, clothing for D. Brissette, E. Long- meadow 4.38
Mrs. M. L. Raiche, board of William Bradley, State .... 13.33
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical care William Bradley, State 7.50 Dr. H. W. Van Allen, medical care William Bradley, State 5.00
Haynes & Co., clothing for William Bradley, State ..... 4.26
H. E. Bodurtha, R. R. fare William Bradley, State. 1.25
A. K. Fuller, supplies for John Hanson, State 7.33
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical care John Hanson, State ... 9.00
J. F. Barry, wood for John Hanson, State 5.00
$253.80
Total outside relief . 2,579.43
ALMSHOUSE.
E. A. Kellogg, coal. $9.00
E. A. Kellogg, posts. 3.45
Mrs. M. L. Raiche, board of inmates 749.03
Haynes & Co., clothing 9.41
Forbes & Wallace, supplies. 59.90
Gowdy & Remington, shoes 3.50
Meekins & Packard, supplies 5.33
E. A. Hall, curtains. 4.20
Frank Culver, horse 80.00
Stockwell & Farnsworth, coal 49.43
B. L. Bragg Co., fertilizers, etc 24.71
G. R. Estabrook, heater, etc. 7.60
A. K. Fuller, supplies.
64.57
W. W. Houghton, shoeing.
4.95
J. W. Hastings, medical attendance. 16.75
Mrs. M. L. Raiche, furniture, carpets, etc. 30.00
$1121.83
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Total expenditures for care of poor . 3701.26 Less amount expended for other towns 3447.46 Appropriation . 2200 00 ALBERT H. BROWN, JAMES F. BARRY, HENRY E. BODURTHA. Overseers of Poor.
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN.
Contingent Department.
Griffith, Axtell & Cady Co., printing reports. $62.60
F. K. Williams, printing. 30.50
Springfield Printing and Binding Co., printing 1.25
Clark W. Bryan Co., record book .. 5.00
Ladies' Aid Society, suppers for town officers 3.00
Mrs. A. K. Fuller, dinners for town officers: 7.75
H. A. Eugu. 1.00
C. W. Hastings, insurance 210.00
J. D. Gill, assessors' books 8.68
W. A. Brown, surveying . 10.00
C. L. Goodhue, water rent 50.00
Edwin Leonard, inspecting cattle. 164.86
F. J. Pomeroy, inspecting beef. 4.25
J. F. Barry, copying valuation books 20.00
E. A. Kellogg, services at com. hearin_ 2.50
J. M. A. Genest, room for polling place 2.00
C. L. Long, legal services. 35.00
A. H. Sherwin, legal services. 5.00
E. C. & E. E. Davis, expense to legislative hearing 36.12
E. L. Covill, labor at polling place . 1.00
J. H. Clark, services at S. E. Bridge. 2.00
J. W. Hastings, recording, indexing and returning to Sec- retary of State births, marriages and deaths. 44.50
J. W. Hastings, postage and expressage. 12.00
J. W. Hastings, return of births 4.50
C. J. Downey, return of births 4.50
D. A. Toomey, return of deaths 1.50
H. Letellier, team . 1.00
C. W. Hastings, stationery 6.64
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A. K. Fuller, justice fees. 3 00
Oliver & Howland, pump. . 1.75
Town of Southwick, marking town line. 40.25
James F. Barry, labor and material on town line. . Henry E. Bodurtha, expenses paid to legislative hearing. 25.18
21.00
$828.33
Appropriation 800.00
TOWN OFFICERS.
John G. Freeland, services as auditor . $5.00
Edward K. Bodurtha, services as auditor 5.00
William H. Porter, services as moderator. 5.00
George D. Fisk, services as registrar of voters. 20.00
R. M. Taylor, services as registrar of voters. 20.00
H. A. Huntington, services as registrar of voters. 20.00
J. W. Hastings, services as registrar of voters. 24.00
John O'Connell, services as election officer. 5.00
5.00
Elmer E. McIntire, services as election officer
A. H. Brown, services as election officer. 2.50
H. L. Tower, services as election officer. 2.50
P. T. Donovan, services as election officer 2.50
J. B. Warren, services as election officer 2.50
D. J. Collins, services as election officer 2.50
Amos Gosselin, services as election officer 2 50
Daniel Murphy, services as election officer 2.50
J. G. Freeland, services as election officer 2.50
W. H. Porter, services as election officer . 2.50
L. A. Barden, services as election officer 2.50
J. W. Hastings, services as election officer 2.50
F. L. Johnson, services as election officer . 2.50
Scott Adams, services as election officer 2.50
John R. Bodurtha, services as election officer 2.50
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J. M. Bean, services as police officer 265.00
E. E. McIntire, services as constable. 2.00
E. M. Wright, services as constable 2.00
J. M. Bean, officer's fees . 5.00
Jacob Diegel, officer's fees. 6.50
Monroe Hayward, services as truant officer 4.00
A. K. Fuller, services as truant officer 5.00
Caroline L. Hayward, service on school committee. 30.00
Edwin Leonard, service on school committee.
37.00
Henry L. Tower, service on school committee 46.00
Judson W. Hastings, service as clerk and treasurer I 75.00
W. C. Campbell, service as selectman 26.75
James F. Barry, service as selectman 117.50
James F. Barry, service as assessor 36.25
Albert H. Brown, service as selectman III.40
Albert H. Brown, service as asssessor. 26.00
Henry E. Bodurtha, services as selectman 109.96
Henry E. Bodurtha, services as assessor 20.00
$1169.36
Appropriation
I 200.00
Town Buildings Department.
Care.
A. E. Fuller, janitor Feeding Hills schools. 43.05
A. E. Fuller, janitor Feeding Hills hall. 36.05
W. C. Campbell, janitor Agawam schools 56.00
W. C. Campbell, janitor Agawam hall. 43.25
C. W. Hastings, supplies . 9.96
A. K. Fuller, supplies. 8.19
$196.50
Appropriation
200.00
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Repairs.
J. V. Wolcott, labor 3.60
T. M. Walker & Co., glass 7.29
F. A. Bodurtha, labor 7.75
C. W. Hastings, wire. 8.26
H. Stockwell, plank
1.25
Simpson Clark, repairs on furnace
8.75
E. A. Kellogg, labor and pipe .
23.18
C. W. Smith, labor.
2.00
W. W. Houghton, labor.
2.20
A. K. Fuller, labor and material. 13.37
$77.65
Appropriation
200.00
Highway and Bridge Department.
Miscellaneous.
City of Springfield, snowing South End bridge $19.55
B. L. Bragg Co., plow and points. 14.40
Austin Manufacturing Co., scraper blade . 7.00
C. W. Hastings, shovels, lanterns, etc 6.35
A. K. Fuller, tools. . .87
A. J. Slater, repairing tools 1.20
Joseph King, repairing tools. 2.00
E. A. Kellogg, cash paid for tools. 2.10
E. A. Kellogg, superintendent of streets. 5.95
W. C. Campbell, freight . .55
W. C. Campbell, superintendent of streets. 197.50 E
$257.47
Agawam.
Michael L. Ahl, labor. 30.71
George E. Covill, labor. 15.28
William W. Allen, labor 5.00
Peter Campbell, labor . 15.75
William Hayward, labor. 34.50
Lewis Naughton, labor 6 00
Lewis Brown, labor. .
3.00
Charles O. Campbell, labor. 7.50
Fred Dudley, labor 9.00
John Burke, labor. 34.62
Frank E. Campbell, labor
25.85
WVm. H. Porter, labor 62.05
D. L. White, labor. 29.25
I .. R. Button, labor 27.20
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45
R. L. Blaisdell, labor.
20.00
R. J. Smith, labor.
19.25
Almon Jones, labor 4.60
Jerre Adams, labor.
1.00
H. S. Kelsey, labor
39.30
A. J. Todd, labor ..
4.00
W. B. Rice, labor 73.00
Monroe Hayward, labor 23.40
: John G. Burt, labor
55.05
Mrs. Mary Lester, labor 1.50
Frank P. Covill, labor
33.35
E. L. Covill, labor
1.25
P. O'Riley, labor . 57.67
James Collins, labor
.75
John Curran, labor .75
A. F. Leonard Co., wire 6.84
Whitcomb, Kirkham & Hazen, pipe . 1.15
John C. Cooley, gravel 22.48
C. E. Hitchcock, pipe 6.00
A. E. Worthington, sand. . 4.96
Lewis Sikes, sand and gravel. 10.40
F. J. Pomeroy, sand. 2.64
A. F. Trask, gravel. 7.91
C. L. Campbell, gravel. 8.80
G. H. Huntington, sand. 3.60
C. W. Hastings, oil and lantern 1.49
$716.85
Feeding Hills.
J. G. Freeland, labor 3.05
A. G. Demond, labor 1.95
Lee Jenks, labor 2.10
E. B. Snow, labor. 8.48
Taylor Brothers, labor 51.90
N. C. Hunt, labor. .60
46
Patrick Flynn, labor. 10.50
James Miner, labor. 10.43
William Vodrien, labor 9.00
David Struthers, labor. 2.93
Homer Flower, labor
3.00
James H. Easton, labor 70.75
William Hayward, labor 18.00
Monroe Hayward, labor. 12.00
Alphonse Jasmine, labor
7.50
John Buckley, labor.
9.00
John Curran, labor
21.00
James Collins, labor
21.00
George E. Covill, labor
3.50
W. H. Porter, labor
2.25
D. L. White, labor .
184.13
J. W. Moore, labor.
I 2.00
F. P. Halliday, labor.
3.00
John F. Shea, labor.
13.20
E. M. Wright, labor .
25.50
E. A. Kellogg, labor
4.40
E. L. Johnson, labor 1.80
R. M. Taylor, labor 1.00
D. I .. Bowe, plank . 17.21
Charles L. Brown, labor and gravel.
9.03
Julia Flower, gravel ..
29.36
James F. Barry, labor, lumber and gravel.
28.97
James J. Carroll, labor, sand and tile.
6.48
James F. Cleary, gravel.
.50
E. R. Hanks, plank.
1.14
C. E. Hitchcock, pipe. 4.40
$611.06
Mittineague.
Cornelius Crowley, labor ..
$10.05
Dennis F. Crowley, labor.
2.10
James Collins, labor . 31.92
John Buckley, labor 8.25 . .
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Dennis O'Brien, labor 6.97
John Cawley, labor 5.25
Martin Leary, labor. 5.25
Hubert Osborne, labor
James Stack, labor. 7.50
Patrick Flynn, labor.
15.37
James H. Easton, labor
27.00
Alphonse Jasmine, labor
7.12
William Hayward, labor
14.77
John Curran, labor ..
24.97
Cornelius Donovan, labor
6.75
Patrick Moriarty, labor.
3.75
Patrick Crowley, labor
6.00
John Finnegan, labor .
1.95
F. E. Campbell, labor.
14.00
George D. Cooley, labor.
26.12
D. L. White, labor 40.00
A. H. Brown, labor 35.90
T. J. O'Brien, labor II.25
Taylor Bros., labor. 12.00
H. S. Kelsey, labor. 8.00
A. J. Todd, labor 6.00
George E. Covill, labor.
33.00
S. N. Bennett, labor.
20.00
Monroe Hayward, labor 10.00
E. M. Wright, labor 7.00
F. N. Leonard, gravel .. 29.60
R. F. Hawkins, sewer grate. .65
Total.
2,027.62
Appropriation 1,800.00
Agawam Bridge.
A. H. Brown, oil and repairs,
$4.30
R. Ely, Jr., lighting,
36.50
R. Ely, Jr., oil and repairs,
$442.24
7.35
3.75
48
H. Letellier, spikes, .
.
.54
J. F. Barry, plank,
14.39
C. W. Hastings, chimneys,
1.70
Lewis Phillips, snowing,
2.50
$67.28
Mittineague Bridge.
T. D. Elmore, labor, .
$3.00
John Curran, labor, .
17.25
Alphonse Jasmine, labor,
16.05
Bruno Martin, labor,
9.45
Dennis O'Brien, labor,
4.50
Benjamin Veryea, labor,
9.45
John Buckley, labor,
I 2.00
Patrick Crowley, labor,
6.75
P. J. Murphy, labor,
1.50
James Collins, labor,
1.50
John Finnegan, labor,
1.50
Joseph King, labor,
2.05
Robert Ely, Jr., labor,
31.50
F. A. Bodurtha, labor,
29.40
J. G. Burt, labor,
1.50
George E. Covill, labor,
I2.00
Frank Menard, labor
6.00
Mittineague Paper Company, repairs,
2.75
W. C. Campbell, labor,
I 7.50
J. B. Smith & Co., nails,
.80
H. Foot & Co., nails,
10.58
A. Grant & Son, pitch,
16.50
Leonard & Phillips, lumber,
70.80
C. E. Hitchcock, lumber,
306.34
$590.67
Total for bridges, ·
657.95
Less one-half chargeable to West Springfield,
328.98
Appropriation for Mittineague bridge,
400.00
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River Road.
Peter Campbell, labor,
$15.50
Anthony Tatro, labor,
27.18
Benjamin Veryea, labor,
25.05
John Buckley, labor,
36.30
Alphonse Jasmine,
21.15
William Hayward, labor,
31.65
Alexander Grey, labor,
8.55
Bruno Martin, labor,
14.70
Martin Kyne, labor,
13.20
Patrick Moriarty, labor,
27.30
John Finnegan, labor,
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