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And that the Selectmen shall take at the time of payment to Charles B Carle- ton of This sum of Fifty Dollars his receipt in full of all demands. according to his agreement in open town meeting that the said sum should settle his entire claim fordamage to his carriage and for injuries sustained by himself and his wife and all other damages whatever
voted to dissolve this meeting Attest JA Home Town Black
419
1889
The Subscribers hereby appoint the following named persons to hold their respective Offices for the ensuing year.
John W. Parkhurst Election Wardens Samuel A Forge precinctone
Stephen A Bixby Inspector ofElections
Henry Perley Precinct one
William PBlearland Definity Inspectors of Frederick & Gillis Sélections Precinct one
Francis & Stevens } Blesk Precinct one
George W Chadwick Election Wardens William K Cole Precinct Jur
Warren M Coole Inspectors of Elections Morris L Gole Precinct Two
George B Austin Weprety Inspector of Elections Walter& Chadwick) Precinct Two
James H. Webster } Clerk Precinct Sur
Boxford October 5th 1889 GeorgeW Chadwick Selectmen John Parkhurst Botford
A time copy attest FA Howe } Joun Check
420 1889
Aqreally to a warrant ordered by the Selectmen to vote for State, bounty and district officers November 5th, 1889-
The meeting of the first precinct was
Australian called to order at ten o clock forenown and Ballot. the warrant read by John W. Parkhurst,
first used Warden of said precinct.
at this meeting.
The ballot boy was opened and shown to be empty, locked and the key placed in the Jon Black hands of Constable A. H. Youne. The box registered 000
The polls were closed at two o'clock, The register indicated, one hundred and two 102 Checklist 11 1,102
Whole number of votes
4 11/02
And were for the following persons Viz. 11
For Governor.
John, 2. A. Brackett, of Arlington, fifty four 54
William E. Russell," Cambridge, thirty two 32
John Blackrner, of Springfield, eight 8
For Lient. Governor. William H. Haile, of Springfield, fifty seven 57
John W. Corcoran, of Clinton, twenty seven 27
Benjamin F. Sturtevant, of Boston, seven 7
Fin Secretary.
Henry B. Pierce of Abington, fifty four 54 William N. Osgood, of Boston, twenty seven 27
George D. Crittenden, of Buckland, seven 7
For Treasurer and Receiver general George A. Marden, of Lowell, fifty four 54
Edwin L. Munn. Holyoke: twenty six 26
Frederick L. Wing „ Askburnham seven 7
421
1889
For Auditor.
Charles R. Ladd of Springfield, fifty three 53 William D. J. Jrefry of Marblehead twenty five 25 William H. Gleason, of Boston seven 7
For Attorney general.
AndrewJ. Waterman, of Pittsfield fifty three 53 Elisha B. Maynard, of Springfield Twenty three 23 Allen boffin , of Nantucket seven 0 7
For Councillor 5th district.
Augustus Mudge of Danvers forty nine 49 John J. Currier of Newbury port twenty five 25
William P. Alcott of Boxford twelve
12
For District Attorney eastern district. William H. Moody of Haverhill forty eight 48
Henry F. H wilburt of Lynn thirty three 33
Jacob J. Choate of Amesbury
six
For Sheriff.
Horatio G. Herrick of Lawrence fifty seven 57 James Q. Parker, of Methuen twenty four 24
William B. Morgan of Wenham seven
7
For County Commissioner.
David W. Love of Gloucester fifty five 55 Horace F. Longfellow of Newbury Twenty three 23 Samuel Trask of Peabody six
For Special Commissioners.
John W. Danforth of Lynnfield fifty 50
Aaron Sawyer of Amesbury fifty 50
Henry Hobbs of Wenham nineteen 19 Daniel, B. Lord of Salem twenty two. 22 Wellington Donaldson of Topsfield five 5 Jonathan H. One of Marblehead seven 7
422 1889
For Commissioners of Insolvency.
Nathaniel Hawks of Lynn forty nine 49 Horace M. Sargent of Haverhill forty eight 48
Charles A. Say ward, of Ipswich forty six 46 Benjamin K. Phillips of Lynn twenty two 22 Georg& L. Weil of North Andover twenty five 25
Israel V. Andrews of Danvers seven Barnard Brickett of Haverhill seven Cyrus R. Lawrence of Lawrence six 6
For Senator fifth Distract, B. Frank Southwick of Peabody fifty one 51 George D. Hart of Lynn twenty eight 28
John W. Perkins of Lynn seven 7
For Representativo in general Court. James P. Cleaveland of Boxford thirty three 33 John Parkhurst of Boxford sixty five 65
Stephen K. Fowler of Boxford two 2
A true record, attest, Francis &. Stevens, Clerkef Precinct, No. 1 Boxford November 5 th 1889 Meeting dissolved A true copy Attest FA Howe} Town Clerk.
423
1889
Records of Precinct 2 - Boxford, Mass. Purswant to the Warrant posted by the Selectmen of said Boxford, the inhabitants of said Boxford. in Precinct two ( 2) qualified to vote as the law directs, assembled at the time and place and for the purpose therein expressed.
At ten (10), and twelve minutes o'clock A. M. the warrant calling the meeting was read by the war- den, who then publicly opened the ballot box, and the same having been personally examined by the election officers and the public, was found to be empty. The ballot boy was imme- diately locked, the register indicating 000, and the key of the box was taken and Retained by George A. Harriman the Constable in attendan- ce.
The warden then called upon the inhabitants of said Precinct qualified by law to vote to give in their ballots for the purpose expressed in said warrant, The ballot-box remained locked while the polls were opened, at (2) two o'clock and thirty five minutes the polls were closed, the ballot box was found to register sixty one (!).
The officers in charge of the check-list, in presence of the other officers and the public, counted in a distinct and audible voice the names, checked on said list and an- nounced the whole number to be sixty one (61), the ballot-box without being removed from the public view, was then opened by the warden, the ballots were taken there- from, and audibly counted one by one, and the warden publicly announced
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424 1889
The whole number to be sixty one (61). The precinct officers then proceeded to count the number of votes received, with the following result. Candidates voted for in Precinct- 2, town of Boxford, Tuesday November fifth (5th) A.D. 1889
For Governor.
John Blackmer Springfield four 4 John Q. A. Brackett of Arlington thirty eight 38 William E. Russell of Cambridge fifteen 15
Blanke four 4
For Lieutenant Governor,
John W. Corcoran of Clinton fourteen 14
William. It. Haile of Springfield thirty six 36 Benjamin I. Sturtevant of Boston five 5
Blanka Six 6
For Secretary
George D. Crittenden of Buckland five 5
William N. COsgood of Boston fourteen 14
Henry B. Peirce of Abington Thirty seven 37
Blanks five 5
For Treasurer and Receiver General. George A. Harden of Lowell thirty nine 39
Edwin L. Munn of Holyoke twelve 12
Frederick L. IVing of Ashburnham four 4
Blanks six : 6
For Auditor
William H. G leason of Boston three
3 Charles R. Ladd of String field Thirty five 35 William D. J. Jrefry of Marblehead fourteen 14
Blanks nine 9
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1889
For Attorney General.
Allen Coffin of Nantucket three 3
Elisha B. Maynard of Springfield fourteen 14 Andrew J. Waterman of Pittsfield thirty eight 38 Blanks Six 6 For Councillor Fifth District,
Williano P. Alcott of Boxford three 3
John J. Currier of Newburyport fourteen 14 Augustus Mudge of Danvers thirty eight 38
Blanks six
For District Attorney-Eastern District Jacob J. Choate of Amesbury four 4
Henry F. Hualbert of Lynn fourteen 14 William H. Moody of Haverhill thirty seven 37 Blanks six 6
For Sheriff.
Horatio G. Herrick of L'anrence thirty seven 37 William B. Morgan of Wenham three 3
James Q. Parker of Methuen thirteen 13
Blanke eight 8
For County Commissioner.
Horace F. Longfellow of Newbury fifteen 15
David W. Love of Gloucester thirty six 36
Samuel Track of Peabody four 4
Blanks six 6
For Special Commissioners (vote for 2)
John M. Danforth of Lynnfield thirty six 36
Wellington Donaldson of Topsfield three 3
Henry Hobbs of Wenham eleven 11 Daniel B. Lord of Salem eleven 11
Jonathan H. One of Marblehead three 3
A ron Sawyer of Amesbury thirty six 36
Blanks twenty two 22
426 1889
For Commissionersof Insolvency (vote for 3) Israel W. Andrews of Danvers four 4
Barnard Brickett of Haverhill three 3
Nathan M. Hawkes of Lynn Thirty three 33 Cyrus R. Lawrence of Lawrence five 5 Benjamink Phillips of Bonn eleven, Horace M. Sargent of Haverhill thirty five" 35 Charles A. Sayward of Ipswich thirty four 34 George & Weil of North Andover eleven 11
Blank forty seven 47
For Senator, Fifth Essex District. George R. Hart of Lynn thirteen 13
John W. Perkins, Lynnfield three 3
B. Frank Southwick of Peabody thirty six 36
Blank nine 9
For Representative in General Court Seventh Essex District.
James P. Cleaveland of Boxford thirty two 32
Stephen K. Fowler of Borford one 1
John Parkhurst of Boxford twenty two 22
Blanks six 6
The ballots were sorted, counted, recorded and declared in open Precinct meeting. Then by a vote the meeting was dissolved. A true copy of the record, attest. James H. Webster Clerk of Precinct No, 2 Borford, Mass. November 5th, 1889. A true copy ? Jour Attest: J'A Howe Block.
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427
1889
Total vote of the two Precincts in the town of Boxford for the election of State, County and District officers, held on the 5th day of November 1889, The meeting of the legal voters of Precinct one being held in the Vestry of the first Church in said town 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
And the meeting of the legal voters in Precinct two being held in the Vestry of the second church in said town at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
For Governor.
John 2. A. Brackett 92
William E. Russell 47
John Blackmer 12
Lieutenant Governor.
Nom H. Haile 93
John W. Corcoran 41
Benjamin F. Sturtevant 12
For Secretary,
Henry B. Peirce . 91
William N. Osgood 41
George h. brittenden 12
For Treasurer and Receiver General.
Geo. A. Marden 93
Edudin L. Munn 38
Frederick L. Wing 11
For Auditor.
Charles R. Ladd 88
Wm D. J. Jrefry 39
Um H. Gleason 10
428 1889
For Attorney General.
Andrew J. Waterman 91
Elisha B. Maynard 37
Allen Coffin 10
For Councillos Dist. 5.
Aquistare Mudge 8%
John J. Envarier 39
Nom P. Alcott 15
For District Attorney, Eastern District.
Wo H. Moody 85
Henry F. Hurlbutt 47
Jacob J. Choate 10
For Sheriff.
H. G. Herrick 94
James Q. Parker 37
vm B. Morgan 10
For County Commissioner
David W. Love 91
Horace F. Longfellow 38
[Track) Saml Frask 10
For Special Commissioners.
John M. Danforth 86
Aron Sawyer 86
Henry Hobby 30
Danl B. Lord 33
Wellington Donaldson 08
Jonathan H. Orne 10
429
1889
Commissioner of Insolvency
Nathan M. Hawkes 82
Horace M. Sargent 83
Charles A. Sayward 80
Benjamin K. Phillips 33
Geo L. Weil 36
Israel W. Andrews 11
Barnard Brickett 10
byens R. Lawrence 11
For Senator, Dist 5.
B. Frank Southwick 87
Geo. D. Hart 41
John W. Perkins 10
For Representative, Dist.7.
James P. Cleaveland 65
John Parkhurst 87
Stephen K. Fowler 03
3 Town
Attest JA Houve & Clerk.
Boxford November 5th 1889.
By request of the legal voters of the town of Boxford, the Selectmen of said town met at the Vestry of the First Church in said Boxford on Wednesday the 13th day of November 1889 , in obedience to the petitions for a recount of the votes cast on November 5th 1889 for Senator 5 th Essex District, and for bounty Commis- sioner"(Petitions on file)"
The following report is made by the Selectmen to the Town blesk, as the result of their mee meeting.
Boxford, Mass. Nov. 13th 1889. The undersigned, the Selectmen of Boxford, hereby certify that at a recount of ballots, cast Nov. 5 F. A. D. 1889,-for Senator 5th Essex District,- B. Frank Southwick of Peabody gained three votes in the second Precinct, That were not con sted by the election officers, on account of irregular marking. There - fore making his total vote mineto, instead of eighty seven, returned by election officers of said Town of Boxford. George D. Hart, of Lynn forty one 41 John W. Perkins, ofLynnfield ten 10
For County Commissioner. David W. Lowe of Gloucester, gained one vote making his total vote ninety two - 92
Horace F. Longfellow, of New bury, thirty eight 38 Samuel Track of Peabody ter 10
After the recount of ballots they were sealed up and returned to the Town Clerk as the law directs
Geo. W. Chadwick )selectmen John Parkhurst of
Herum Perley Borfond,
A true copy attest F. A Home Townblack
430 1889
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. November 5th, 1889.
To the Town Clerks in Representative District number seven, in the bounty of Essex. This Certificate Witnesseth, that at Legal Meeting of the Inhabitants of Boxford viv Representative District Number seven in the County of Essex, qualified to vote for Civil Officers holden on the Irresday next after the first Monday in November, being the fifth day of said month, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, for the pur- hose of giving in their votes for one Represen- tative in the General Court, for said District, all the ballots given in there for were sorted, counted and recorded, and declaration thereof made as by law is directed, and were for the following persons, namely :-
John Parkhurst of Boxford, eighty seven 87 James P. E leaveland of Boxford, sixty five 65
Stephen K. Fowler of Boxford, three 3
Whole number of ballots, one hundred and fifty five.
George W. Chadwick/ Selectmeno John Parkhurst of
Henry Perley Boford.
432 1889
Purewant to a law of the Commonwealth, the Town Clerks of the four towns, comprising the 7th Essex Representative District namely Boxford, Topsfield, Georgetown and Groveland, met at the Jour Clerk's office of Georgetown on this 15th day of November 1889, to ascertain named what person was chosen by the above towns to represent them in the General Court the coming year, beginning January 1st 1890. and the Town Clerks assembled, make. the following record.
John Parkhurst of Boyford, had in Georgetown, votes, 158 John Parkhurst . had in Groveland, votes 122
John Parkhurst ".
John Parkhurst " 1 Topsfield tas 49 Boxford, vates 87 Jutal 416
James . Cleartland, of Boxford, had in Georgetown Votes 137 James P. Clearland, .. 11 .. Groveland "1 115
James P. blearland .. 1: " Topsfield 4 57
James P. Cleaveland.
11
11 Boxford 65
Total 3.74
John Parkhurst's plurality is 42
Stephen K. Fouten of Boxford, had in Georgetown voter 6 Stephen K. Fowler i Groveland ", 10 11
Stephen K. Fonter 11
¡ Topsfield
,12
Stephen K. Fowler
IL
11
" Boxford
3
Total
31
Serael Shofford, of Berford, had in Georgetown Votes !
John Parkhurst has a majority over all of the other Candidates of 10 votes
Attest I A Howe } Joun Clerk
433
1889
at the State Election held on November 5th 1889 This is to certify that I have on this 8th day of February 1890 destroyed the ballots, that wer cast in the two precincts of this town =
In accordance with the provisions of Elah. 395. Sect, 1, of the Public Statictes approved frine 4th 1889. The subscribers the Select men of the Town of Box- ford hereby appoint Edward &. Pearl Esq., a suitable person in our judgment, to have charge of to cause to be properly interred the body of any honorably discharged soldier, sailor or marine who served in the army or many of the united States during the late war who may hereafter die in said Town of Boxford, without leaving sufficient means to defray funeral expenses,
Gev.W. Chadwick) Selectmen John Parkhurst} Henry Perley Boxford.
of Boxford October 21 at, 1889.
Attest I. A Home Town blesk
Burford, Mass. November 18, 1889. To the Clerk of the Town of Boxford, you will take notice that I have this day filed in the Police Court of Lawrence, a final application for Naturalization.
My age is forly three years. My occupation is farmer, and my residence is in said Boxford, Mass.
Name, James A. Elliott.
Attest JA Howe } Town Clerk.
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At a legal Meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Boxford legally qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs Held in the Vestry of the first parish Church Monday The 3d day of March 1890. The following record was made
Chose
Moderator (oath Administered John Parkhurst ( y BS BarnesEng in open town Meeting)
Voted
That Rer RR Kendall be invited to offer a prayer, and he came forward and united with the people in prayer
Chose
JA Houve
Tounblock Heath administered by the Moderator in open town meeting)
Chose Jotun Parkhurst. George W.Chadwick George B Austin
1st selectman 2ª Selectman 3d Selectivano
Voted
That the Selectmen shall act as Assessors and liver - seers of the Poor Albert H. Journe [Constables
Chose
Charles R Anderson 5
Treasurer and
Chose
Edward & Pearl Collector
Voted to
take up Article 3d of the Warrant School Committee
Chose Miss Matilda BL und for the term of three years
Resumed Article Id of the Warrant
Chose Chester Killam 1 Auditors
John H Nason
Chose Israel Herrick Daniel Bixby Humphrey Perley Senz Charles R Anderson Walter Chadwick Charles M. Moulton
Field @ rivers
434 1890
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435
1890
Chose
Israel Herrick Solomon W Howe George P Frame Rufusu Emerson John Parkhurst William K Cole
& Horace Nason John M Pearl Charles A Andrew Alden spoford
Surveyors
Lumber
Chose
John Parkhurst Elbridge Perley Israel Herrick Samuel P Peabody Solomon W Howe & Horace Nason William K Colé John M Pearl Warren M Cole Edward & Pearl
Surveyors of Word and Bark
Cho ..
John Parkhurst 1 S
George ll Chadwick ( Fence Viewers George B Austin
Chazz
Henry Moulton 1Pound Keepers
Alder Shofford
Chose
SF Ayers
2 Sealer of Weights Sand Measures
Voted to take up the 4 th Articleof the tarrant
Voted to instruct the School Committee to choose a Superintendent of Schools and that the salary of the Superintendent shall be one Hundred Dollars for the years service
1
436
1890
Voted to take up the 5th article of the warrant.
Voted to accept the Report of the Committee on School Funds
16th Voted to accept the Report of Road Commission ers as amended
7th Voted to accept the Report of the Auditors
1. 20th
Voted that the Money refunded on account of the Dog Jax shall be divided equally for the use of the two Public Libraries in town!
11 11
22d Chose Henry Perley Road Commissioner for the term of three years.
., 19 th Shall Licenses be granted for the sale of intox- icating lignors in this town the year ensuring At the beginning of the balloting the register on the ballot box indicated 000 at the close of balloting the register indicated 26 and upon opening the ballot box it was found to contain 26 ballots 2 ges and 24 No. The check list that was used showed that 26 names had been checked
1 8th Voted that the Compensation of town officers for services rendered to the the town shall be the same as was paid last year. as follows, The Treasurer and Collector shall receive One Hundred Dollars, The Superintendent of School's shall receive One Hundred Dollars. The Road Commissioners shall be paid two dollars a day while in actual service.
The pay for the men who are employed to work on the roads and for the teams and implements
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437
1890
to be used thereon shall be paid for at the same rate as last year as follows; For a man fifteen cents an hour while in actual service and for a yoke of oven twenty cents an hour, and for a Plow a Cart an 4 x Should five cents an hour for each one And while Bathing Snow a man shall be allowed twenty cents an hour and for a joke of over twenty cents an hour and for a frais of Horses thirty cents an hour And it is further moved that in repairing the High- ways a single House shall be allowed twenty cents an hour and for a pair of Horses thirty cents an hour shall be allowed.
That all other bills shall be allowed by the Selectmen except their own bills for services rendered to the town these must be brought before the town to be allowed
n ated to take up he Warrant
the 28 th Article of Voted that the report of the committee on our fisheries be accepted.
Voted to raise Twelve Hundred Dollars for the repairs and amendments of the High- ways and Bridges theensuing year
Voted that the same amount be raised for the support of Schools as was raised last year and that the money be expended in the same manner as follows. Voted to raise Fourteen Hundred Dollars for the support of Schools, and that Two Hundred Dollars of this money shall be expended for Musical Instruction in the Schools
(See Record 3d page from here & additional amount)
Voted
To raise Two Thousand Dollars to defray the necessary charges and expenses of the Town the year ensuing.
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11 th "
9th
5
438
1890
Voted Voted
To pass over the 12th article of the warrant
That the Road Commissioners shall make the roads passable when encumbered with snow
Voted
That the action in regard to the Taxes shall be the same as last year, as follows Voted That the taxes shall be committed to the Collector on or before the first day of September next, and that a discount of four for can't be allowed on all taxes paid before the first day of October and afterward two por. cent on all taxes paid before the first day of November. And that all taxes shall be collected before the first-day of January 18.91.
Voted That the action in regard to supplying the Schools with fuel shall be the same as last- year, as follows. Voted, That the fuel to be used in the Schools shall be-supplied from the Town Farm, and shall be paid for from The Treasury of the town
Voted
That the following list of names of persons presented by the Selectmen for euros be accepted as follows.
George B Austin Alvin F Marden James & Whitney James P Cleaveland William H. Anderson Peter Strout StephenK Friter John Ul Parkhurst David M. Cole John J Jwisden
Charles A Andrew Daniel U Conant
William K Gole Hiram N Joune
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439
1890
Voted
That the same action be taken as last year in regard to the Treasurer hiring money ( anticipation of taxes, as follows.
Voted to authorize the Treasurer with the afypro- val of the Selectmen, To have such amounts of money as may be needed from time to time to ha, demands against the town that may be made upon him, In anticipation of the taxes of the ensuring year and fragable therefrom
Voted Voted
To raise Five Hundred Dollars to be used in reducing the town debt.
That the town maintain a watering place at School House Number Six
Voted That Twenty Dollars be expended for repairs on Bald Hill road, leading to the residence of Captain Eben & Hooper
Voted That the rebinding of the early records, and copying of certain records, belonging to the town shall be left with the Selectmen and Town Clerk to act upon as they may think best, And the Selection shall provide a suitable vault of sufficient size to hold the present records and whatever others that may accu- mulate hereafter, and there shall be builtin connection with this vault a building of enf- ficient size to accommodate the Selection and other town officers in holding their meetings, and for such other purposes as may be thought best. The Selectmen shall decide when the location of the Vault and the building connected therewith. The money to defray the expense shall be drawn from the Treasury of the town as may be needed to pay for the construction of
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440
1890
the Vault and the building. The Selectmen shall take from the Joun Farm as much timber as may be needed and used in the construction of said building
Voted
Jos abate a tax of$11,01 set to Widow Hannah Shof- ford in list of 1888 also another tax set to said Windows- Hannah Shofford of $11,13 in list of 1889. Also a tax of 4.07 set to Dexter Kenney in list of 1889
Voted. Not to abate the tax set to William M. Andrews in the list of 1889
Voted
to take up the 9th Article of the Warrant
Voted to raise one Hundred Dollars in addition to what has already been voted for the support of schools the ensuing year
Voted Voted
To pass over article 26 of the Warrant
To allow the following bills of charge John Parkhurst for services as one of the Selectmen Assessors and Overseers of the Poor 75.86
the past year
Henry Perley for services as Selectman Assessor and everseen of the Poor from March 4th 1889 to March 3d 1890 30,00
Charles A Andrew for labor of two men and pair of Horses 16 hours grading corner of roads near The House of I W Andrew $9,60
George W Chadwick for services preparing a Duplicate Copy of the valuation list for the Tour of Boxford 1889 For the use of the Secretary of the Commonwealth $ 10.000
441
1890
George W Chadwick for cash fraid Charles M. Moulton for services on The Highway, and for his own services and his House & heart 1.70
George W Chadwick for services as Chauman of the Selectmen Assessors and Overseers of the Poor $114.00
Cash Paid forprinting Assessore, 1,25
„ Collectors Jax Book 100 11
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.. Car Fare 1,50
11 " 11 " Justice Fices 1.00
.. Stationery 1,40
11
„ Portage .67
, 1
Express 15
.. Seals 10
121.07
Voted
That the action in regard to the report to be made by the Auditors shall be the same as. last year, as follows, voted, That the Auditors be requested to make out their report of all matters of interest to the town, and cause the report to be printed so that copies of it may be distributed one week before the next annual townmeeting is held, also that the Warrant calling the next annual town meeting shall be printed in this report And the Selective no shall closeall accounts on or before February first 1891, and have their Books ready at that time for the Auditors to examine, And it is further moved that the School Committee be requested to make out their report so that it may beinserted in the Auditors report
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