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TREASURER'S REPORT.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS, TREASURER,
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF AGAWAM.
DR.
To balance in treasury March 11, 1897 $70.28
Amount received from Clerk of Police Court for fines 15.81
E. P. Clark, sheriff, for fines 5.00
Town of West Springfield, bridge account .. Town of Southwick, for paupers
171.35
Town of Hatfield, for paupers
56.10
Town of Southampton, for paupers
.
67.50
City of Northampton, for paupers
11.91
Springfield Ins't. for Savings, temporary loan.
3,500.00
State Treasurer, for paupers 28.33
Superintendent of Schools
1.250.00
" Corporation taxes. 382.05
" National bank taxes 615.99
66 Military Aid, chap. 279, Acts 1894 72.00
State Aid, chap. 301, Acts 1894. . 180.00
Income Massachusetts school fund 281.29
Inspection of cattle 88.89
Kibbe Bros., for lamp 4.40
Sale produce of town farm
14.75
Books sold 1.05
Slaughter house licenses
2.00
County Treasurer, dog fund . 252.92
Sale four-room school building
100.00
36.78
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Mary A. Phelon, library fund . $20.20
Rent of Town Hall, Agawam. 40.50
66 Feeding Hills 59.25
Sewer assessments 175.33
Lewis A. Barden, Collector, 1896. 1,783.38
Edward M. Wright,
1896
1,233.03
Amos Gosselin, 1896
1,364.97
Monroe Hayward, 1897
9,129.57
Daniel W. Corwin,
1897
7,087.00
Woodman Pillsbury,
1897 5,051.98
Interest on deposits .
40.70
State Treasurer for education of children .
85.50
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By paying, Desire A. Pyne, interest $240.00
Leicester Savings Bank, interest.
400.00
Spencer, 66
200.00
Chicopee, 66
200.00
Plymouth Five Cent Savings Bank, interest. . 200.00
Springfield Ins't. for Savings, . . . . .
624.08
66 " temporary loan .. 3,500.00
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on demand note 2,500.00
County tax
1,852.97
State tax
945.00
Treas. of Granville for Supt. of schools. . .. 416.66
66 Southwick 66 . .
416.66
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
900.00
Selectmen's and School Committee's orders Schools, Supt. and supplies.
6,585.85
High School tuition.
714.88
Paupers, outside relief
1,969.36
66 almshouse 837.26
Highways and bridges 3,165.18
South End bridge 431.26
Contingencies 637.42
Town officers 1,121.80
$33,279.81
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State and Military aid
$370.00
Memorial Day .
35.00
Care of Town Halls. 78.97
Repair of town buildings
298.92
Street lights
109.59
Public library 311.67
Sewers
2,180.34
Balance in Treasury March 10, 1898
2,036.94
$33,279.81
We have examined the accounts of the Town Treasurer for the year 1897-98 and find them correct with the proper vouchers.
JOHN B. WARREN, JOHN G. FREELAND,
Agawam, March 12, 1898.
Auditors.
ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Valuation May 1, 1897.
Real estate
$1, 154,755.00
Personal .
167,467.00
$1,322,222.00
Upon which taxes have been assessed as follows :-
State tax
945.00
County tax
1,852.97
Schools, Superintendent and supplies
5,500.00
High School tuition 600.00
Highways and bridges
2,500.00
South End bridge
400.00
Support of poor
2,500.00
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 .
50.00
Repairs on town buildings
200.00
Street lights
100.00
Collection of taxes
300.00
Discount on taxes
750.00
Memorial Day
35.00
Sewers
600.00
Agawam bridge
2,000.00
Overlay
162.80- 23,845.77
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Tax on real and personal estate at the rate of $17.00 per thousand . 684 polls at $2.00 each .
$22,477.77 1,368.00- $23,845.77
To Monroe Hayward was committed for collection
9,807.43 29.41- 9,836.84
Interest charged
Upon which he has been credited :
Cash paid Treasurer
9,129.57
Discount allowed
350.28
Abatements allowed
13.02
Commission
136.92
Amount due March 4, 1898.
207.05-
9,836.84
To Daniel W. Corwin was committed for collection
7,992.66
Interest charged
21.65- 8,014.31
Upon which he has been credited :
Cash paid Treasurer
7,087.00
Discount allowed .
296.05
Abatements allowed
14.42
Commission .
106.30
Amount due March 4, 1898 .
510.54-
8,014.31
To Woodman Pillsbury was committed for collection
6,045 68
Additional assessment.
2.00
Interest charged
13.II-
6,060.79
Upon which he has been credited :
Cash paid Treasurer
5,051.98
Discount allowed .
218.52
Abatements allowed
24.48
Commission .
75.76
Amount due March 1, 1897 .
690.05- 6,060.79
JOHN H. REED, HENRY E. BODURTHA, R. MATHER TAYLOR,
Assessors.
Agawam, March 9, 1898.
ABATEMENTS ALLOWED.
AMOS GOSSELIN, Collector.
1896.
Isadore Desotel $2.00
Frederick Larro .96
John O'Donnell 2.00
Overlia Arnold .
2.00
Andrew Hart . 2.00
Patrick J. Buckley 2.00
Eugene Cross . 2.00
William Connors
2.16
Adelbert Harvey 2.00
Louis Petitouri . 2.00
Adolphus Trudeau 2.00
Alphonse Touissant
. .
.80
John Grady
2.00
Chandler Needham. 2.00
Julia Dailey . .96
EDWARD M. WRIGHT, Collector.
Thomas Brooks 2.00
John Eagan 2.00
Eugene T. Lee . 2.00
H. A. Cordis. 4.00
LEWIS A. BARDEN, Collector.
Abram L. Spencer 2.00
Andrew Scrosky 2.00
Joseph Bedour
2.00
Thomas Burns
2.00
H. Stockwell . .80
WOODMAN PILLSBURY, Collector.
1897.
Peter Finnegan $2.00
Dennis J. Flynn 2.00
Pierre Peobut . 2.00
Tonton Menard . 2.00
Joseph Guibault. 2.00
William Hagar 2.00
Frank Costello 2.00
William Beaupreau
2.00
Joseph Ferrioli
2.00
John F. O'Brien. 1.70
Timothy J. O'Brien 2.12
Gallerain Alexander .. .
1.64
Julia Dailey
1.02
D. W. CORWIN, Collector.
William H. Connors. 2.42
James Connors 2.00
Andrew Cavisky .
2.00
James Harrington 2.00
John J. Kane . 2.00
Albert T. Nutter .
2.00
Frederick Rice
2.00
MONROE HAYWARD, Collector.
George Bell 2.00
Harry E. Clark.
3.02
Michael King
2.00
Morris Roberts
2.00
Charles E. Rose .
2.00
Henry K. Warner .
2.00
REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF POOR.
OUTSIDE RELIEF.
Northampton Lunatic Hospital :-
Care of James D. Johnson $169.46
Care of Catherine Flynn 169.46
Care of Catherine Brady . 169 46
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, care of Wm. Desloriers, 131 50
Care of Francis Fowler. 140.00
Aid to Mrs. Harriet Parker
108.50
Aid to Mrs. Michael Finnegan, one child
48.00
Aid to Michael Moran 48.00
Aid to Geneva Brooks. 45.00
J. W. Hastings, medical aid to Geneva Brooks
19.75
Aid to Mrs. Frank Willette, five children
74.00
W. F. Cook, coal for Mrs. Willette
3.50
C. D. Farnsworth, coal for Mrs. Willette 12.25
Taylor Bros., wood for Mrs. Willette 5.00
C. E. Smith, rent for Mrs. Willette. . 30.00
Joseph Jasmin, rent for Mrs. Willette 31.25
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid to Mrs. Willette 16.25
L. F. Jenks, supplies for Mrs. Debour 16.50
C. D. Farnsworth, coal for David Mahoney, wife 6.25
H. Letellier & Son, supplies for David Mahoney 60.00
G. A. Chapman, milk for David Mahoney 9.34
Duane Gowdy, care of M. Hollister. 76.50
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid for M. Hollister. 2.50
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid for Leon Debour 9.75
King Bros., supplies for A. Menard. 2.00
W. N. Elmer, shoes for A. Menard. 1.25
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H. Letellier & Son, aid to Mrs. Quirk, three children . . $88.50
G. A. Chapman, milk for Mrs. Quirk . 15.40
Aid to Julia Murphy . 2.00
L. R. Button, care of W. C. Button.
52.00
City of Springfield, aid to Amos Clark.
49.28
Town of Dalton, aid to James Weatherbee 85.15
Town of Easthampton, aid to E. Crossman. 2.50
Town of Greenfield, aid to E. Crossman 2.00
Town of West Springfield, aid to Mrs. Gervaise. 5.25
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical aid to C. Desloriers. 16.00
Dr. C. J. Downey, medical aid to Italian 3.00
W. C. Campbell, care of tramps. 9.25
A. E. Fuller, care of tramps. 4.25
$1,740.05
The following aid has been given these persons having settle- ment elsewhere :-
D. A. Toomey, burial of John Leary, state. $20.00
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid to Leary . . 1.25
Taylor Bros , wood for G. A. Dennis, Hatfield 3.50
J. B. Smith, supplies for Dennis . 10.00
C. E. Smith, supplies for Dennis. 4.50
G. O. Andrews, supplies for Mrs. Johnson, Southwick. . . 41.89 Shea Bros., milk for Mrs. Johnson . 3.06
A. K. Fuller, supplies for Mrs. Johnson 6.00
C. E. Smith, supplies for Mrs. Martin, Northampton 2.00
H. Letellier & Son, supplies for Mrs. Martin 3.91
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid for A. McCarthy, South- ampton 15.50
Jennie Barnes, nursing Mrs. McCarthy 18 00
Charles Humason, care and board of Mrs. McCarthy ... 25.00
W. W. Cooper, casket for Cassie McCarthy . 7.00
E. A. Kellogg, opening grave 2.00
C. W. Hastings, supplies for Oliver Vodrine, state 18.45
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid for Vodrine 15.00
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H. Letellier & Son, supplies for Peter Vodrine, state ... $4.00 Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid to Peter Vodrine .. ... 1.25 Dr. J. W. Hastings, medical aid to Fred Hilpold, Sunder- land 9 Co
E. A. Kellogg, supplies for Fred Hilpold 18.00
$229.31
ALMSHOUSE.
Inmates, Eliza Brennan . 52 weeks
Margaret Haley 52 weeks
Eliza Roberts 52 weeks
Ellen McDonnell
33 weeks
William R. Dewey · 52 weeks
Julia Murphy 4 days
Mrs. M. L. Raiche, salary as Matron $45.00
Mrs. M. L. Raiche, supplies . 8 00
M. B. Parks, salary as Master 230.00
M. B. Parks, supplies.
17.89
J. J. Raiche, supplies
6.58
C. D. Farnsworth, coal.
53.89
W. F. Cook, coal.
4.24
Thomas O'Brien, fencing 1.05
J. W. Hamilton, meat . I19 73
H. C. Lombra, fish
13.14
Forbes & Wallace, supplies.
1.75
Republican Co., advertising .45
W. L. Brown, shoes.
4.44
J. & T. Cousins, shoes
1.50
G. O. Andrews, supplies
103.54
E. A. Kellogg & Sons, supplies 35.54
J. C. Belville, supplies I 26.90
E. H. Smith, fish . .40
A. K. Fuller, supplies 10.19
H. C. Puffer & Co., grain 6 13
B. L. Bragg Co., supplies 4.10
O. D. Street, medicine 1.00
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James Cleary, supplies $5.85
Haynes & Co., suit . 5.40
A. E. St. Germain, clock 1.35
Taylor Bros., wood . 2.50
Charles Hall, jar . 1.00
E. M. Pomroy, labor 11.80
W. W. Houghton, shoeing and repairs. 10.50
J. C. Jones & Co., paint.
2.15
W. B. Chandler & Co., oil. .25
Dr. J. W. Hastings, medicine 1.00
$837.26
Total expenditures for care of poor .
$2,806.62
Less amount to be reimbursed . 2,577.31
Appropriation . 2,500.00
R. MATHER TAYLOR, HENRY E. BODURTHA, JOHN H. REED,
Overseers of the Poor.
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN.
Highway and Bridge Department.
Agawam.
W. C. Campbell, labor $153.75
John G. Burt, labor. I30.00
L. H. Nason, labor. 36.55
F. E. Campbell, labor 28.25
Monroe Hayward, labor 30.50
John Oldroyd, labor 18.20
George Covill, labor. 44.60
William Worthington, labor 14.40
L. R. Button, labor and gravel 32.96
Fremont H. King, labor 25.70
M. L. Ahl, labor . 35.50
Peter Campbell, labor 27.45
Patrick Flynn, labor. 44.70
Patrick O. Riley, labor 26.32
Joseph Work, labor 28.50
John Buckley, labor 65.10
C. L. Campbell, stone and gravel. 32.67
J. L. Hubbard, labor. 18.50
W. H. Harmon, labor. 10.35
C. E. Hitchcock, pipe . 13.54
John Murphy, labor. 10.42
James Green, labor 10.50
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George H. Reed, labor $16.10
Jerre Adams, labor. 14.00
W. H. Porter, labor. 11.20
R. L. Blaisdell, labor I 2.00
W. W. Houghton, repairs 13.35
WV. B. Rice, labor.
14.00
F. J. Pomeroy, labor and sand
2.00
John Reilly, labor 8.80
Almon Jones, labor
6.88
Andrew J. Todd, labor. 8.00
Oliver Cushman, sand
2.40
William Edgar, labor
8.55
William J. Edgar, labor 6.83
John Dean, labor 6.25
E. G. Moulton, labor. 3.15
C. W. Hastings, supplies 1.35
C. W. Hull, labor. 4.00
Theodore Brown, labor.
.90
C. H. Wyman, labor. 1.50
D. L. White
4.00
James H. Clark, labor
F. A. Bodurtha, labor and lumber 1.50
T. W. Fowler, labor . 2 2 I
4.00
William Begley, gravel. 8 00
C. W. Smith, labor 1.75
A. F. Trask, labor
1.50
Frank P. Covill, labor
3.75
Cheney Bigelow Wire Works
3.25
William Hayward, labor
3.75
Royal J. Smith, labor
7.00
H W. Cook, labor
1.50
O. A Cushman, labor 1.92
William Cook, labor 5.75
J. W. Wilder, cement.
.65
E. K. Bodurtha, gravel 1.20
E. J. Bitgood, labor. 2.55
Ambrose S. King, labor 1.40
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W. H. Pierce, labor. $2.03
John McDonald, labor 8.75
Edward Bagley, labor 4.35
H. O. Pierce, labor 3.30
H. Stockwell, posts
1.00
Thomas Lester, 1.20
Lewis Brown, labor .75
A. B. Maynard, pipe 6.80
John Truehart, labor 8.25
$1,071.83
Feeding Hills.
James H. Easton, labor $208.85
Daniel L. White, labor 207.90
E. E. McIntire, labor 87.90
E. A. Manley, labor. 68.33
E. M. Wright, labor 80.23
Taylor Bros., labor and gravel.
70.93
Gordon White, labor.
23.05
Charles L. Brown, labor and gravel.
25.39
Homer F. Flower, gravel
22.10
C. E. Hitchcock, pipe
19.08
A. W. Easton, labor.
19.35
Daniel W. Corwin, labor
10.00
James McCarthy, labor
10.50
E. L. Johnson, labor
18.80
A. E. Belden, labor 16.60
Theodore Brown, labor 12.00
John Burke, labor
6.75
James Rising, gravel
4.16
Henry J. Shaw, labor
15.60
John C. Healy, labor.
8.85
Dwight Taylor, labor
2.85
Thomas Woodworth, labor
5.10
Dexter M. Steere, labor 1.93
Charles Wyman, labor 7.50
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Fremont H. King, labor. $1.50
W. W. Houghton, repairs on tools 6.95
G. O. Andrews, supplies 5.95
Alfred Woodworth, labor. .
2.25
James McCarthy, labor
2.25
Jesse Frost, labor.
2.85
Ezra Blakeslee, labor
3.45
John Miner, labor
7.50
David Struthers, labor 6.00
Julius Wheeler, labor 6.00
F. A. Johnson, Jr., labor
1.80
G. E. Smith, labor 7.50
Albert Nutter, labor
3.90
William Gett, labor.
2 85
George Spear, labor 1.65
E. D. Allen, labor 2.25
W. E. Cooley, labor .
3.15
H. V. Roberts, labor 4.85
E. M. Pomroy, labor
8.69
James Hamilton, labor
.30
George Arnold .
.30
U. G. Neale, labor .60
James Kane, labor
30
A. H. Brown, labor 5.00
$1,041.59
Mittineague.
Daniel J. Collins, labor
$150.25
James Collins, labor.
93.80
George D. Cooley, labor
110.20
Patrick Murphy, labor
H. W. Austin, labor. 72.23
44.50
Daniel Murphy, labor
62.25
H. P. Worden, gravel and stone
49.55
Davitt, Shea & Co., grates
22.83
E. Leonard, 2nd, labor
13.75
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Cornelius Donovan, labor. $23.63
Patrick Crowley, cleaning manholes 20.00
John Buckley, labor . 19.13
Dennis Crowley, labor . 10.50
Dennis Finnegan, labor. 10.13
W. H. Harmon, labor 12.00
S. N. Bennett, labor
10.00
A. B. Maynard, pipe.
10.10
Hampden Brick Co., brick
5.75
T. Shea, cement.
1.IO
E. M. Wright, labor.
4 00
H. A. Johnson, labor
4.00
John Curran, labor
5.63
Michael Cockery, labor 6.00
Milton Phillips, labor. 4.00
James Collins, Jr., labor 7.88
Cerile Perusse, labor 4.00
Delor Perusse, labor . 5.63
John M. Sullivan, labor
4.13
Patrick Moriarty, labor
4.88
Frank Menard, labor.
4.13
Wilfred Dumas, labor
6.38
E. L. Shea, labor.
2.25
Thomas Sullivan, labor
7.13
John Leary, labor
5.25
Cornelius Crowley, labor
.75
Henry Rivers, labor
1.75
Joseph King, repairs
2.35
C. E. Hitchcock, pipe.
21.12
John F. Buckley, labor
3.00
Daniel L. White, labor
52.00
James H. Easton, labor. 17.00
Daniel Cavanaugh, labor 3.00
Michael Fitzgerald, labor
1.88
Peter Finnegan, labor.
6.75
Patrick Mitchell, labor 6.75
H. Stockwell, posts 2.10.
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H. L. Tower, labor. $1.25
Thomas Finnegan, labor. . 1.88
Robert Ely, Jr., lumber and labor
10.31
H. Letellier & Son, nails. .60
Homer Flower, gravel.
2.10
Alphonse Jasmin, labor.
5.25
William De Corie, labor 6.00
$962.83
Agawam and Mittineague Bridges.
C. E. Hitchcock, lumber. $00.65
Robert Ely, Jr., lighting and supplies.
42.50
Robert Ely, Jr., repairs and lumber
22.28
C. W. Hastings, chimneys
1.70
Lewis Phillips, snowing .
8.20
Patrick Murphy, labor.
13.60
$88.93
Total for highways and bridges, less one-half bridge
account to West Springfield . 3,120.71
Appropriation 2,500.00
South End Bridge.
City of Springfield, replanking and repairs $421.16
City of Springfield, snowing 10.10
$431.26
Appropriation
400.00
Contingent.
Griffith, Axtell & Cady Co., printing reports, $60.00
Springfield Printing & Binding Co., printing, 12.50
F. K. Williams & Co., printing, 6.00
Hubbard & Taber Co., printing, 13.50
Colby Manfacturing Co., printing, 2.75
Edwin Leonard, cattle inspector, 107.46
C. L. Goodhue, water rent, 50.00
E. A. Kellogg, water rent, 50.00
James W. Moore, justice fees,
.50
John G. Freeland, justice fees,
1.50
A. K. Fuller, justice fees,
1.00
James W. Moore, surveying,
31.50
W. F. Cook, team,
2.00
J. M. Bean, lockup fees, 1.50
Elijah Cope, officers' fees, 7.38
Harry Noble, highway stone, 1.00
A. D. Stone & Co., highway stone,
7.50
John Glenn, mowing cemetery lot,
.25
C. W. Hastings, expressage and supplies,
33.53
Taylor Bros., drawing stone,
2.00
M. H. Freeland, dinners,
2.00
WV. A. Brown, surveying,
2.00
Greenough, Adams & Cushing, ink,
.75
Dr. J. W. Hastings, return of births, 4.75
Dr. C. J. Downey, return of births,
4.00
D. A. Toomey, return of deaths,
1.75
Recording deed,
1.00
John Kane, posts,
3.70
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George A. Graves & Sons, wire, . .
$12.30
R. M. Taylor, traveling expenses, 9.92
H. E. Bodurtha, copying valuation book, 7.50
J. W. Hastings, returning births, marriages and deaths, 46.00
J. W. Hastings, expressage and postage, ' 8.04
Henry R. Johnson, assessors' books, 11.40
C. W. Bosworth, legal services, . 2.00
Charles C. Spellman, legal services, 125.75
$634.73
Appropriation,
800.00
Town Officers.
James W. Moore, services as moderator,
$5.00
John G. Freeland, services as auditor,
5.00
David L. Bowe, services as auditor,
5.00
George D. Fisk, services as registrar, Henry A. Huntington, services as registrar, Edward A. Kellogg, services as registrar, Judson W. Hastings, services as registrar,
20.00
20.00
20.00
25.00
5.00
5.00
1.00
3.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
E. E. McIntire, services as election officer, John O'Connell, services as election officer, Frank R. Pomeroy, services as election officer, James F. Barry, services as election officer, John B. Warren, services as election officer, Woodman Pillsbury, services as election officer, P. T. Donovan, services as election officer, D. J. Collins, services as election officer, Daniel Murphy, services as election officer, William Savin, services as election officer, Edward Gosselin, services as election officer,
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J. G. Freeland, services as election officer, $2.50
Ralph Perry, Jr., services as election officer, 2.50
J. R. Bodurtha, services as election officer, 2.50
Scott Adams, services as election officer, 2.50
F. L. Johnson, services as election officer,
2.50
A. E. Worthington, services as election officer, .
2.50
James M. Bean, services as police officer, 264.00
Henry L. Tower, services as school committee, . ·
5.00
Edwin Leonard, services as school committee, . 54.65
Mrs. C. L. Hayward, services as school committee, 42.00
R. O. Harper, services as school committee,
50.00
Edwin Leonard, 2nd, services as selectman,
13.75
Henry E. Bodurtha. services as selectman, 92.00
99.15
R. Mather Taylor, services as selectman,
John H. Reed, services as selectmen, 78.00
John H. Reed, services as assessor, 23.50
Henry E. Bodurtha, services as assessor, 37.00
R. Mather Taylor, services as assessor, . 33.75
J. W. Hastings, services as clerk and treasurer, .
I75.00
$1,114.80
Appropriation,
1,000.00
Care of Town Halls.
W. C. Campbell, janitor, $43.00
A. E. Fuller, janitor, 21 .24
C. W. Hastings, supplies,
7.23
G. O. Andrews, supplies,
7.50
$78.97
Appropriation,
50.00
.
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Repairs on Town Buildings.
C. E. Hitchcock, lumber, .
$78.57
James W. Moore, labor, .
12.00
D. W. Corwin, grading,
1.25
John Buckley, grading, .
4.50
Patrick Flynn, grading,
2.25
W. H. Harmon, grading,
2.00
John G. Burt, grading, .
6.75
W. C. Campbell, grading,
3.87
T. M. Walker & Co., glass,
4.80
George A. Graves & Sons, hardware,
23.06
Charles H. Wood, labor, 12.00
Ethan D. Allen, labor, .
35.63
E. M. Wright, labor and brick, .
4.50
Hampden Brick Co., brick,
5.50
Woodman Pillsbury, labor,
34.94
George E. Arnold, labor and paint,
19.40
Nelson G. King, posts, .
2.75
Joseph V. Wolcott, labor,
1.25
E. L. Covill, labor and lumber, .
6.00
Oliver & Howland, pump and pipe,
33.40
Whitcomb Stove Co., brush,
1.50
G. O. Andrews, lime,
1.85
L. C. Smith, express,
1.15
$298.92
Appropriation,
200.00
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Street Lights.
Charles Hall, lamps, $26.25
J. M. Bean, lighting, 60.00
H. Letellier & Son, glass and chimneys, 8.97
W. T. Hastings, lighting, 6.54
G. O. Andrews, supplies, 1.43
R. Ely, Jr., lighting,
5.00
C. E. Hitchcock, post, .
1.40
$109.59
Appropriation, .
100.00
Sewers.
A. B. Maynard, pipe, $526.05 ·
Republican Co., advertising,
3.90
R. D. Maynard, contractor, · 1,405.22
D. L. Parker, inspecting, 175.00
D. D. Sprague, engineering services,
170.17
$2,180.34
One-quarter to be paid by town,
545.09
Appropriation, .
. 600.00
Memorial Day.
A. P. Loomis, cash, $17.50
George D. Fisk, cash,
17.50
$35.00
Appropriation, . 35.00
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State and Military Aid.
William Hitchcock, Chap. 301, Acts of 1894,
$48.00
Elihu Brown, 66
35.00
Mary E. Howes, 66
48.00
Marcia E. Stevens,
66 48.00
Emma C. Brown,
66
12.00
David Woodworth, Chap. 279, Acts of 1894,
144 00
Elihu Brown's burial expenses, .
35.00
$370.00
Appropriation,
250.00
Interest.
Desire A. Pyne,
$240.00
Springfield Institution for Savings,
624.08
Spencer Savings Bank, .
200.00
Chicopee Savings Bank,
200.00
Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, 200.00
Leicester Savings Bank,
400.00
$1,864.08
Appropriation, . 1,800.00
Sinking Fund.
W. H. Granger, Treasurer Commissioners, . $900.00
Appropriation,
.
900.00
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Town Debt.
Springfield Institution for Savings on demand note, . $2,500.00 . 600.00
Appropriation,
Liabilities of the Town.
With Interest to April 1.
One note payable to Desire A. Pyne on demand, interest at 6 per cent., . $2,009.50
Five notes payable at the National Bank of the Common- wealth, June 1, 1914, interest 4 per cent., 25,333.33 One note payable to the Springfield Institution for Sav- ings, on demand, interest 4 per cent, 1,533.04 .
One note payable to Springfield Institution for Savings, June 1, 1900, interest 4 per cent., ·
1,013.33 One note payable to Springfield Institution for Savings, June 1, 1901, interest 4 per cent., ·
1,013.33 One note payable to Springfield Institution for Savings, June 1, 1902, interest 4 per cent., 1,013.33 One note payable to Springfield Institution for Savings, June 1, 1903, interest 4 per cent., .
1,013.33 One note payable to Springfield Institution for Savings, June 1, 1904, interest 4 per cent., ·
1,013.33 One note payable to Springfield Institution for Savings, ·
June 1, 1905, interest 4 per cent., 5,066.65
$39,009.17
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Available Assests, March 10, 1898.
Cash in treasury, . $2,036.94
Due from M. Hayward, collector,
· 207.05
D. W. Corwin, collector,
· 510.54
Woodman Pillsbury, collector,
690.05
West Springfield, bridge account,
44.47
Russell, care of poor,
5.50
Sunderland, care of poor, .
27.00
State, care of poor,
59.95
State, cattle inspection,
53.73
State, state aid,
344.00
Sewer assessments,
1,517.75 .
Cornelius Crowley, demand note,
·
1,200.00
Sinking fund,
.
3,696.89
$10,393.87
Excess of liabilities over assests, 28,615.30
HENRY E. BODURTHA, R. MATHER TAYLOR, JOHN H. REED,
Selectmen.
Agawam, March 10, 1898.
Report of Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Amount deposited in Springfield Institution for Savings, $964.62 Amount deposited in Springfield Five Cent Savings Bank, 900.88
Amount deposited in Pynchon National Bank, 1,831.39
$3,696.89
W. H. GRANGER, Treasurer.
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Mary A. Phelon School Fund.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS, Trustee.
4
DR.
To amount received from John G. Freeland, executor of
the will of Mary A. Phelon, · $3,995.81
Amount received for interest,
I32.12
$4,127.93
CR.
By amount paid for record books, $2.66
By amount paid for recording mortgages, 2.95
By amount paid for schools in Feeding Hills,
62.10 By amount of funds invested, .
. 4,000.00
By amount of income unexpended,
60.22
$4,127.93
Having examined the above account we find it correct with the proper vouchers.
JOHN B. WARREN, JOHN G. FREELAND,
Auditors.
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Report of the Public Library Trustees.
New books have been added during the year to each department of the library, but the demand for certain classes of books is greater than the supply, and farther additions will be made soon.
New shelves have been placed in the Feeding Hills branch, and the whole arrangement is pleasanter and more convenient.
Johnson's Cyclopedia has been purchased for the Mittineague branch, and been made available to the schools in the new building.
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