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Eureka Vent. Co., two ventilators, $38 00
R. Bradley & Co., clock, and repairing clock,
25 00
J. H. Burt, moving ashes and grading yard,
32 00
L. A. Gammons, grate and furnace re- pairs,
22 94
Bridgman & Peabody, sundries,
18 70
Allen Jordan, labor and stock,
15 13
J. L. Hammett, sundries,
15 69
Knight, Adams & Co., stationery, &c.,
21 43
Miscellaneous,
1 15
190 04
SCHOOLS AT AUBURNDALE.
D. W. Bailey, grading, and concreting, $175 77 Seth Cousens & Son, repairs, 51 70
Knight, Adams & Co., stationery, 41 96
Thos. Benson, labor and teams, grading yard, 39 88
Eureka Vent. Co., two ventilators,
38 00
D. H. Huston, paint stock and labor, 20 59
Jas. H. Wight, labor, stock and sundries, 18 84
Amounts carried forward, $386 74 $10,720 96
46
Amounts brought forward,
$386 74 $10,720 96
M. Taffe, masonry, 17 55
Bridgman & Peabody, sundries, 16 04
W. G. Shattuck, furniture,
14 50
Jos. L. Ross, furniture, 9 97
C. H. Dolan, manure for school-yard, 10 70
B. Bradley, repairing clocks, 10 00
Wm. Leonard, cleaning house,
9 00
A. J. Macomber, repairing clocks, 8 00
Hallett, Davis & Co., tuning piano, 5 00
Miscellaneous, 193 25
680 75
SCHOOLS AT WEST NEWTON.
Knapp & Co., pump, sink, pipe, &c., $205 32
Milo Lucas, repairs, stock and labor, 190 00
M. Taffe, masonry, 205 25
Knight, Adams & Co., stationery, &c., 74 38
Eureka Vent. Co., ventilators, 74 00
Chas. S. Phillips, painting and glazing,52 79
W. G. Shattuck, school-furniture, 50 00
M. R. Brown, cleaning yards, 41 00
Bridgman & Peabody, sundries, 37 65
Miscellaneous, 24 44
954 83
SCHOOLS AT NEWTONVILLE AND NORTH VILLAGE.
W. G. Shattuck, school-furniture, $492 87
Benj. Fewkes, labor, stock and repairs, 289 74
J. L. Ross, furniture and blackboard, 246 12
Sam'l Flint, stock, labor, &c., 193 12
D. W. Bailey, grading and concreting, 186 48
American Tablet Co., blackboards, &c., 170 10 Bridgman & Peabody, mats, dusters, &c., 104 48
O. B. Leavitt, labor and stock, 81 30
J. L. Hammett, sundries, 72 72
A. G. Barrett, expressage,
47 70
F. E. Hamblin, masonry, 45 00
A. B. Hooker, labor and materials,
22 89
Milo Lucas, labor and stock,
21 94
Sam'l Baker, labor on vault, 21 00
R. L. Hinds, removing ashes, &c.,
23 63
Amounts carried forward,
$2,019 19$12,356 54
47
Amounts brought forward, $2,019 19 $12,356 54
Martin Lawler, removing ashes, &c., 11 00
A. J. Macomber, repairing clocks, 13 00
Sundry persons, cleaning windows, 18 60
White & King, repairing maps, 8 00
Miscellaneous, 123 37
2,193 16
SCHOOLS AT NEWTON VILLAGE.
J. S. Sumner, furnace and repairs, $272 74
Orin Whipple, building, &c., 161 66
Knight,Adams & Co., stationery, &c., 118 96
Thos. Canfield, cleaning yards, 72 63
Eureka Vent. Co., ventilators,
( 6 00
J. O. Evans & Son, stock and labor,
28 63
W. G. Shattuck, school-furniture,
26 60
Benj. Fewkes, repairs,
25 39
Geo. C. Walsh, repairing furniture,
24 92
N. & W. Gas Light Co., gas and service pipe, 25 05
J. L. Hammett, sundries, 21 94
Bridgman & Peabody, sundries, 21 15
John Joyce, labor on yards,
16 00
Timothy Stewart, manure and carting, 9 25
A. J. Macomber, repairing clocks, 9 00
Miscellaneous,
56 38
956 30
SCHOOL AT OAK HILL. .
D. W. Bailey, grading and concreting, $85 34
A. B. Crane, gong, bell, &c., 25 80
N. S. King, labor and repairs, 24 50
C. H. Cady, stock and labor on furnace, 15 25 Miscellaneous, 8 50
159 39
SCHOOL AT NEWTON HIGHLANDS.
W. G. Shattuck, school-furniture,
$233 55
Benj. Fewkes, work on desks, plat- forms, &c., 63 17
J. L. Ross, school-furniture,
17 43
A. J. Macomber, clock and repairs,
16 00
Amounts carried forward,
$330 15 $15,665 39
48
Amounts brought forward, $330 15 $15,665 49
D. W. Bailey, grading and concreting, 56 15
J. L. Hammett, sundries, 15 94
Thos. Woodman, moving ashes,
13 25
E. Commons, grading walks,
12 00
Orin Whipple, labor and stock,
11 65
Daniel Foley, labor,
10 00
Miscellaneous, 81 16
530 30
Total for school incidentals, $16,195 69
SCHOOLHOUSES AND LAND.
VERNON AND ELDRIDGE-STREET SCHOOLHOUSE.
Benj. Fewkes, balance on build- ing contract, $14,850 00
66 66 building fence, 475 00
66
66 repairs on dwell- ing-house, 107 24
Purchase of additional land,
1,242 40
J. S. Simmons, furnaces and ma- terials,
804 35
J. Johnston, digging cellar,
350 00
W. H. Mague, grading,
738 50
C. S. Packard, moving house,
200 00
G. F. Meacham, architect,
371 25
George P. Clark, plumbing,
73 23
H. W. Chapin, legal services,
50 00
George Hyde, service as referee,
10 00
$19,271 97
CRAFTS-STREET SCHOOLHOUSE.
S. Flint, balance on building con- tract, $3,550 50
Benj. Fewkes, fencing lot, 365 00
Michael Hurley, stone masonry, 220 00
Eureka Ventilation Co., ventilators,
123 00
O. B. Leavitt, labor and materials, 111 83
Thomas Hurd, estimates, &c., 25 00
4,395 33
Amount carried forward,
$23,667 30
49
Amount brought forward, $23,667.30
HIGH-SCHOOL ATTICS.
Milo Lucas, amount paid on con- tract, $1,394 00
0). B. Leavitt, furnace-pipe and registers, 56 00
J. D. Fowle, plans and specifica- tions, 50 00
1,500 00
NEW SCHOOLHOUSE. - NEWTON HIGHLANDS.
Benj. Fewkes, labor and stock, $141 92
M. T. Heywood, " 34 92
Eureka Ventilation Co., ventila-
tors,
40 00
E. Commons, grading yard, 50 00
266 84
Total,
$25,434 14
RECAPITULATION.
Expenditure for support of schools, $69,359 82
6: for school incidentals, . 16,195 69
for school-buildings and land, 25,434 14
Total expenditure for educational purposes,
$110,989 65
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The compensation of members of this department (en- gineers of steamers excepted) is computed to May 1, 1873, in accordance with the provisions of Sects. 18 and 19 of Chap. 24 of the General Statutes. Other expenses are rendered to the close of the year.
SALARIES OF ENGINEERS AND ASSISTANTS.
R. M. Lucas, chief engineer,
$250 00
C. H. Jenison, assist. 6 125 00
George Pettee, “ 125 00
Amount carried forward, $500 00
4
50 .
Amount brought forward,
$500 00
Luther Paul, assist. engineer,
125 00
H. P. Eaton, 66 125 00 66
W. W. Jackson, “ 66
125 00
J. E. Cousens,
125 00
L. H. Potter, 66 66
125 00
W. P. Leavitt, 66
125 00
J. W. Bailey, 6
125 00
G. L. Bourne, 66
104 17
S. Cousens,
20 83
W. L. Frothingham, asst. engineer,
125 00
66 66
clerk, 25 00
$1,650 00
STEAMER NO. 1.
George H. Wentworth, engineer, $880 00
H. N. Hyde, jun., foreman, 45 00
J. D. Henthorn, clerk, 45 00
Charles S. Fields, steward,
60 00
W. A. Warnick, stoker,
80 00
Thirteen hosemen,
520 00
Total pay, $1,630 00
REPAIRS, SUPPLIES, AND INCIDENTALS.
Winship & Co., hose and fixtures, $890 00
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., re- pairs and materials, Albert Brackett, coal,
842 39
172 70
Hunneman & Co., repairs,
169 90
N. & W. Gaslight Co., gas,
85 60
Lóudon, Tower & Co., supplies,
29 00
William Welch, 66
35 50
G. H. Wentworth, clearing snow, wood, and sawing, 49 70
S. Holmes, carpenter work, 45 09
Charles H. Field, care of horse, driving, &c., 62 00
Snow, Rollins & Co., bedding,
56 00
George P. Clark, repairs and chandelier, 47 40
Eaton & Moulton, stock and labor,
45 37
Amounts carried forward, $2,530 65
$1,650 00
51
Amounts brought forward, Hunt, Twichell & Co., hose gear, couplings, &c.,
$4,160 65 $1,650 00
40 00
Catherine Warnick, washing,
20 00
William Grace, shades and labor,
16 50
J. O. Evans, labor and stock,
73 47
Tuttle's Express,
13 65
J. H. Cameron, labor and stock,
28 30
G. W. Waldron & Bro., repairs,
26 00
George W. Simmons & Son, coats for enginemen,
61 50
Daniel Dow, expressage,
13 70
J. Jenison, soap,
14 95
Whitten & Campbell, repairs,
11 00
James Boyd & Son, fireman's hats,
12 00
F. A. Benson, coal,
81 40
E. B. Blackwell, laundry work,
14 93
Miscellaneous
18 04
4,606 09
STEAMER NO. 2.
Patrick Collahan, engineer,
$880 00
E. B. Trowbridge, foreman,
45 00
O. S. W. Bailey, clerk,
43 88
George Simpson, steward,
60 00
George Cole, stoker,
80 00
Seventeen hosemen,
522 12
Total pay,
1,631 00
REPAIRS, SUPPLIES, AND INCIDENTALS.
Sewall, Day & Co., manilla rope,
$166 05
D. C. Sanger & Co., coal and wood,
189 10
Belt & Leather Co.,
149 00
George Fuller, repairing harnesses,
27 87
H. A. Winship, screws, washers, rubber mat, &c. 23 50
Loudon, Tower & Co., supplies,
33 20
F. H. Humphrey, driving to fires,
48 00
F. & G. Robinson, oil.
18 00
B. F. Houghton, supplies,
37 20
Wm. B. Knapp & Co., sundries,
53 80
Amounts carried forward, $2,376 72
$6,256 09
52
Amounts brought forward, $2,376 72 $6,256 09
Lucas & Taylor, supplies, 93 83
N. & W. Gaslight Co., gas, 10 05
W. A. Whitaker, repairs, 16 50
Charles A. Cole, supplies and repairs, C. H. Jenison, expressage,
66 50
22 90
George W. Simmons & Sons, en- gineer and firemen's coats, 55 50
George F. Weston, mattresses,
56 00
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.,
strainers and valve springs,
17 33
Hunneman & Co., repairs,
20 00
Miscellaneous, 12 32
2,747 65
CATARACT, NO. 1.
John Carman, foreman, $15 00
George B. Davidson, asst. foreman,
10 00
John Dolan, clerk,
15 00
John H. Joy, steward,
40 00
Eight hosemen,
120 00
Twenty-four firemen,
240 00
Total pay,
$440 00
REPAIRS, SUPPLIES, AND INCIDENTALS.
Eaton & Moulton, hose, stock, and labor,
$99 37
Simmons & Co., coats for engineer and firemen, 39 00
8 25
N. & W. Gaslight Co., gas,
6 00
Miscellaneous,
8 40
TRITON, NO. 3.
George N. B. Cousens, foreman,
$15 00
Charles Fletcher, asst.
10 00
Gordon Plummer, clerk,
15 00
David Bright, steward,
30 00
Six hosemen,
90 00
Twenty-nine firemen,
275 80
Total pay. Carried forward, $435 80
$9,604 76
R. S. Bullard, expressage,
601 02
53
Amounts brought forward, $435 80 $9,604 76
REPAIRS, SUPPLIES, AND INCIDENTALS.
N. & W. Gaslight Co., gas, $13 60
D. H. Huston, painting and glaz- ing, 26 97
D. Bright, services, 15 00
H. A. Winship & Co., supplies,
5 50
Simmons, & Son, coats for engin- eer and firemen,
23 50
G. L. & C. B. Bourne, fuel,
29 25
Miscellaneous, 6 25
555 87
MECHANIC, NO. 4.
Richard Kerrivan, foreman,
$15 00
Richard Marks, assistant foreman,
10 00
Frank W. Stickney, clerk,
15 00
James W. Trowbridge, steward,
30 00
Six hosemen,
90 00
Thirty-five firemen,
350 00
Total pay,
$510 00
REPAIRS, SUPPLIES, AND INCIDENTALS.
G. W. Simmons & Son, coats for firemen, 36 00
Hunneman & Co., repairs, &c., 7 50
American Steam Packing Co.,
5 25
Harris's Express, 6 50
J. E. Trowbridge, sundries,
12 00
577 25
EAGLE, NO. 6.
C. D. Bartlett, foreman,
$15 00
L. Osborne, assistant foreman,
10 00
C. T. Bartlett, clerk,
15 00
C. T. Bartlett, steward,
30 00
Five hosemen,
75 00
Twenty-eight firemen,
252 29
Total pay. Carried forward,
$397 29 $10,737 88
54
Amounts brought forward, $397 29 $10,737 88
REPAIRS, SUPPLIES, AND INCIDENTALS.
Hunneman & Co., repairs, &c.,
$28 75
C. T. Bartlett, repairs, 10 00
B. F. Tyler, supplies, 7 72
G. W. Simmons & Son, coats for en- gineer and firemen, 61 50
C. D. Bartlett, repairs, 10 00
John Morrison, labor and use of horses, 15 50
J. E. Cousens, repairs on engine, 9 75
Miscellaneous, 7 80
548 31
CHEMICAL ENGINE, NO. 1.
Geo. J. Curtis, foreman $15 00
Geo. P. Clarke, assistant foreman, 10 00
Charles T. Stetson, clerk, 15 00
F. B. Sisson, steward,
30 00
Fifteen members,
130 00
Total pay, 200 00
HOOK AND LADDER, NO. 1.
Samuel E. Witherbee, foreman, $30 00
J. H. Williams, assistant foreman, 25 00
John Murphy, jun., clerk, 30 00
F. B. Sisson, steward, 30 00
Eleven members, 225 00
Total pay, $340 00
BEPAIRS, SUPPLIES, AND INCIDENTALS. F. B. Sisson, use of horses, and driving, $202 00 Geo. Fuller, harnesses and repairs, 183 43
Gills and Gordon, repair of engine, 110 00
D. Harrington & Son, use of horses, 65 00
J. W. Griggs, repair on house, 20 70
J. D. Billings, stock and labor, 13 98
Willard Rand, stock and labor, 45 00
A. Danforth, stock and labor, 34 75
Geo. W. Simmons & Son, coats for firemen, 33 00
W. A. Whittaker, painting, &c., 58 00
Amounts carried forward, $1,105 86 $11,486 19
55
Amounts brought forward, $1,105 86 $11,486 19
C. A. Cole, repairs on ladder carriages, 31 75 F. B. Sisson, grading about engine house, 19 00
J. W. Griggs, repairs and chemicals, 36 21
N. & W. Gas Light Co., gas, 13 60
Winship & Co., sundry materials, 16 75
Miscellaneous, 12 50
1,235 67
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
John Hill, driver on hose carriage, $20 00
W. H. Johnson, driver on hose carriage, 20 00
John Carroll, services at fires, 20 00
Lucas & Taylor, dams on Cheese Cake Brook, 20 51
R. M. Lucas, sundries, 37 62
Daniel Harrington, hack for officials,
10 00
W. L. Frothingham, refreshments, postage, &c., 44 29
H A. Sherman, refreshments,
20 89
Albert Plummer, 66
17 01
I R. Stevens, 66
.
28 53
J. Warner & Son, 66
27 47
Sundries,
10 43
276 75
Total payments from Treasury, $12,998 61
Highway Department, for use of horses, 500 00
Total expenses of Fire Department, $13,498 61
FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH
Amount paid Gamwell & Co., per contract,
12,000 00
STEAMER HOUSE, NO. 2.
Milo Lucas, balance due on building contract, $4,000 00
Milo Lucas, labor and materials, additional, 626 08
George W. Walker, furnace and fix- tures, 350 00
Amounts carried forward, $4,976 08 $25,498 61
56
Amounts brought forward, $4,976 08 $25,498 61
W. H. Mague, teams, labor, and material, 406 24
G. P. Clark, gas-pipe, fixtures, and labor, 221 66
W. B. Knapp & Co., plumbing,
250 00
Geo. T. Weston, furnishing goods and materials,
284 20
Sewall, Day & Co., rope, 6
166 05
Ware & Van Brunt, plans, specifica- tions, &c., 123 25
Davenport & Co., furniture,
80 00
Lynch & Brothers, masonry,
93 62
Lucas & Taylor, labor and materials,
93 81
D. C. Sanger & Co., coal and materials,
57 35
W. P. Leavitt, labor and materials,
20 00
W. H. Low, vane and fixtures,
60 00
Miscellaneous, 60 45
6,892 71
STEAMER HOUSE, NO. 3.
Z. E. Coffin, payments on building contract, $5,500 00
Hartwell & Co., commission on con- tract, 350 00
J. Langtry, harnesses,
275 00
J. C. Farrar, wagon,
330 00
Z. E. Coffin, extra stone work
50 00
Richard Hills, clock,
20 00
6,525 00
RECAPITULATION. 2
Pay and expenses of Fire Depart- ment, $13,498 61
Fire-Alarm Telegraph, 12,000 00
Engine Houses, 13,417 71
Total expenditure on fire account, $38,916 32
$38,916 32
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ALMSHOUSE EXPENSES.
DR.
John J. Ware, services as warden, ten months, $333 33
John J. Ware, sundry bills paid, 267 75
John B. Lord, meal, grain, &c., 679 05
F. H. & C. S. Whipple, meal, grain, &c., 456 14
Bacon & Randall, meat,
306 03
B. F. Houghton, groceries,
368 66
H. Amidon, labor on farm,
223 81
Albert Brackett, coal, 182 50
Barber & Waters, meal, grain, &c.,
175 94
H. P. Barber, meal, grain, &c.,
150 92
Mary Reeves, labor,
142 50
Joshua Jennison, 16g cords of manure, 134 30
R. S. Bullard, manure,
110 00
D. C. Sanger & Co., hay, Murdock & Bacon, dry goods,
98 21
Bacon Brothers, dry goods,
61 94
James F. C. Hyde, wood at auction,
78 75
N. W. Tupper, grain, meal, &c.,
94 45
G. E. Gammons, boots and shoes,
62 45
W. B. Locke, hay,
57 42
Geo. Hyde, hay,
52 63
T. P. Robinson, medical services,
70 00
F. D. Lord, medical services,
7 85
Isaac H. Snow, medical prescriptions,
32 92
F. A. Collins, pasturing,
48 00
E. W. Fiske, heifer and calf,
46 12
E. M. Nickerson, fish bill,
47 08
Mrs. J. J. Ware, special services,
50 00
Collin Cady, stove, grate lining, &c.,
41 91
J. H. Cameron, repairing carts, &c.,
33 95
M. E. Church and Society, pew rent, 30 86
Geo. O. Kingsbury, hay,
30 42
C. E. Hogan, labor,
30 00
E. F. Wiswall, manure,
29 25
Joseph H. Adams, washing machine,
17 50
Geo. W. Hawkes, warning town meetings, 16 00
W. B. Locke,
11 75
J. H. Hoyt,
10 00
Amount carried forward, $4,688 81
98 42
58
Amount brought forward, $4,688 81 Luther Paul, ice, 14 00
J. W. Pierce, coffin and shroud, 14 00 T. Belger, blacksmith work, 17 75
E. D. Brooks, hay, 43 28
Miscellaneous, 26 61
Cash payments from treasury, Highway department, sundries, 406 00 25 00
$4,804 45
Bills due almshouse Feb. 3, 1873, Insurance on cost of farm, 1,000 00
Value of stock, hay, grain, provisions, fuel, and other personal property belonging to the farm, except household furniture, Feb. 3, 1873, 7,041 92
Total, $13,277 37
CR.
Produce, &c., sold,
$434 37
Town, warning meetings, &c., 130 00
Highway department, sundries, 329 00
66 board of horses, 4,100 00 .
4,993 37
$8,284 00
Inventory of personal property, Dec. 31, 1873, $4,441 10 Net expenses of almshouse, 11 months, to Dec. 31, 1873, 552 27
$13,277 37
Average number of poor supported in the alms- house during the eleven months, 12
Number of inmates, Dec. 31, 1873, 14
ALMSHOUSE BUILDINGS.
Day & Collins, drain-pipe, $168 00
Allen Jordan, labor and stock, 140 28
C. S. Phillips, painting and glazing,
40 20
Chas. Scott, masonry,
36 75
M. T. Waterman, labor and stock,
35 56
J. H. Cushman, mason work,
32 00
Otis Pettee, sewer covers,
14 00
Miscellaneous, 13 65
$480 44
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SMALL-POX ACCOUNT.
Wm. Garrett, rent of house for hospital, $330 00
M. A. Henthorn, care of patients, 270 00
F. L. Thayer, medical attendance, &c., 205 50
Wm. Herron, 103 vaccinations, 103 00
J. F. Clogston, attendance on patients,
100 00
A. Henthorn, 66 66
35 00
T. P. Robinson, medical attendance,
75 00
F. D. Lord,
9 00
W. B. Knapp & Co., sundries,
69 06
W. H. Brackett, provisions,
68 67
D. C. Sanger & Co., coal,
30 00
S. F. Cate, carriages for patients,
27 50
Wm. F. Teulon, vaccinations,
26 00
J. F. Higgins, 66
19 00
J. H. Grant, 66
18 00
T. S. Keith,
14 00
A. A. Stocker, 66
9 00
Scates & Ricker, carriage hire,
12 00
W. W. Jackson, goods to M. Maloney,
8 78
S. W. Devoll, medical services,
8 00
Miscellaneous,
33 83
$1,491 09
POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.
Worcester Hospital, board of Hawkes, Healy, Hall, and Adams, $404 70
Taunton Hospital, board of Allen and Austin, 350 39
Northampton Hospital, board of Walsh, 197 11
State Reform School, board of Leonard,
19 50
Industrial School, board of Ann and Elizabeth Riley, 17 64
F. D. Lord, medical attendance, &c., for Mars- ton, Mullen, and Campbell, 112 79
Otis Pettee, aid to Mrs. Sullivan, Needham fam- ily and others,
101 75
Albert Brackett, coal for sundry poor,
130 80
Amount carried forward, $1,334 68
19 75
T. & G. Robinson, supplies,
60
Amount brought forward,
$1,334 68
Willard Rand, meals for lodgers,
77 30
J. B. Annetts,
R. L. Hinds, 65 40
25 50
J. D. Henthorn,
25 00
R. M. Lucas. 66
2 50
Ellen Morrill, nursing Miss Marston,
86 00
John J. Ware, supplies to sundry poor,
79 54
Town of Canton, rent for Mrs. Starr,
72 00
D. W. Jones, medical attendance on Rollins, Sweeney, and Geary, 72 00
Dan'l Warren, fuel for Marston, Dugan, and Mullen, 54 50
M. T. Heywood, aid to Whitney, Farrol, and others, 54 25
H. P. Barber, supplies for Taffe and Gibbons, 54 00
Burdon & Waters, coal for sundry persons, 46 65
Jas. Nickelson, coal for Callahan, Sullivan and Neal, 45 00
W. W. Jackson, supplies for Mullen, Marston et als., 42 90
J. E. Gammons, services as undertaker, 41 00
Barber & Waters, supplies for Dolan and Gib- bons, 40 25
John M. Fisk, supplies for Turner family, 40 00
Henry Ross, board of Esther Cook,
40 00
Seaver & Son, supplies for John Minns,
36 74
L. G. Pratt, aid to sundry poor,
35 85
C. L. Wilson, burial of Robbins' child, and J. Lynch, 53 00
Chas. Rice, jun., coal for Marston and Carman, 32 35
J. H. Bancroft, supplies for Mrs. Mullen,
32 24
Joel M. Holden, aid to sundry poor,
32 00
J. A. Peck, burial of McLean children, P. Camp- bell, and carriage hire for sundry sick poor, 30 00
Town of Ayer, board of E. Whitney,
30 00
City of Charlestown, aid to Martha Walker,
30 00
A. W. Whitney, medical attendance,
30 00
L. A. Gammons, stove and fixtures for Miss Marston, 27 55
D. C. Sanger & Co., fuel for Ellen and M. Dolan, 27 45
26 86
Warner & Son, supplies for Barry and others, Seth Davis, rent for Hill family,
25 00
Amount carried forward, $2,747 51
61
Amount brought forward, $2,747 51
Dimond & Wetherbee, supplies for Mullen and Marston, 23 87
J. B. Lovett, supplies furnished Delaney, Smith, and Daniels, 32 79
F. & G. Robinson, supplies for sundry poor, 22 85
Geo. H. Ingraham, medicine for 20 61
Murdock & Bacon, supplies for poor,
20 50
Chas. Newell, supplies for Conway, Fries, and others, 19 25
W. H. Phillips, services as undertaker,
19 00
City of New Bedford, support of Georgianna Brown, and T. Jackson, 22 94
John Stearns, moving Richardson family, 13 87
John W. Howe, supplies for Lawrence, 13 48
H. A. Sherman, flour for Mrs. O'Neal,
12 00
Geo. F. Hunt, supplies for Duffy,
10 60
Field & Hammond, "
5 01
F. L. Thayer, medical advice in case of Good- win, 10 00
D. M. Edgerly, medical attendance, 10 00
Jos. Huestis, removal of Cary to State Alms- house, 7 64
R. S. Bullard, removing goods for Mrs. Turner, 7 00
Albert Plummer, aid to sundry poor, 6 55
E. P. Scales, medical attendance,
6 00
A. Williams, medicines for Morris, Geary, and Worthen, 5 75
Chas. Cole, services as undertaker,
6 00
Miscellaneous, 23 37
Total expenditure, $3,066 59
Amount re-imbursed for support of sundry poor, 199 61
Net amount expended, $2,866 98
62
HIGHWAYS.
SELECTMEN, SURVEYORS.
JOHN J. WARE, Superintendent.
John J. Ware, salary as superintendent, *$1,000 00
W. E. Fuller, services and use of horses, 1,076 22
E. D. Brooks, personal services, 655 00
Arthur Muldoon, labor,
670 50
John Carroll, 66
645 58
James Dugan,
66
576 25
Cornelius Madden,
577 90
John McAllister,
66
440 00
John Green, 66
421 25
David Dugan, 66
220 50
John Magrath,
66
461 25
Patrick Magrath,
66
472 51
George Mills, 66
364 75
Michael Corcoran, 66
445 75
Edward Pendergrass,
66
176 00
Michael Bierne, 66
464 00
Thomas Bryson,
66
472 25
Dennis Ford, 66
66
472 75
John Duane,
66
459 87
John Pendergrass,
66
272 50
John Hart, 66
692 37
Timothy Coughlin,
66
508 25
Laurence Hollovan,
66
484 75
Daniel Duggan,
298 62
Dennis Donovan,
404 00
Michael Fanning, 66
359 90
Nicholas Hayes, 66
435 75
Jerry Tahen, 66
340 50
William Green,
66
353 00
John McCarty, 66
393 00
Cornelius Haley, 66
43 50
Thomas Bowes,
42 00
Amount carried forward, $15,743 34
* Of this amount, $83.33 was for January, 1873, the balance being for the eleven months covered by this Report.
445 00
Thomas Eaton,
597 87
Jerry Cotter, 66
63
Amount brought forward,
$15,743 34
William Cruickshanks, labor,
362 00
Michael Wellby,
22 50
James Maloney, 66
377 00
William Donnelly, 66
331 00
Samuel Stewart, 66
174 00
Charles Givin, 66
16 00
John Gordon,
163 50
Jacob Dolch, 66
13 00
Dennis Foley, 66
38 00
Patrick Devine, 66
42 00
John Boyce, 66
72 00
Cornelius Darcey, 66
560 50
Wilbur F. Dexter, 66
520 03
James Kelly, 66
478 75
Alexander Mills, 66
465 75
James Mills, 66
474 75
James Mulchay, 66
470 50
John Mulchay, 66
471 00
Jerry Coffee, 66
461 00
George Mead,
66
399 50
D. C. Morgan,
66
677 00
James D. Henthorn,
66
320 00
James Dooney, 66
397 00
Lewis Sumner,
483 75
Michael Sullivan,
34 50
Timothy Murphy,
34 50
Patrick Kelly, 66
29 00
John Bryson, 66
40 00
James Comeford,
66
284 50
John Cummings, 66
13 00
M. Carpenger, 66
19 00
Timothy Osanke,
66
14 00
H. Bouch, 66
12 00
D. Hawley,
66
65 87
James Gaw,
66
263 50
James Collins,
66
50 00
Thomas Manning,
66
30 00
Michael Monigan,
15 00
John Sylen, 66
14 00
William Waldron,
352 00
Martin Fahey,
66
161 00
Thomas Ryan,
66
258 00
Amount carried forward,
$25,223 74
64
Amount brought forward,
$25,223 74 42 00
Daniel Herron, labor, John Kelly, 66
342 00
Thomas Troy, 66
180 00
Michael Bryson,
285 50
Christopher Reynolds, “
227 50
Thomas Hart, 66
179 00
William A. Clark, 66
30 00
James Kinsular, 66
354 00
John McCarthy, 66
337 00
Peter Hunter, 66
326 00
Andrew Marshall,
370 00
John Johnson,
57 00
Henry Soderstrom, 66
24 00
Day & Collins, drain-pipe,
2,251 09
D. W. McKenney & Sons, for pair of horses,
500 00
William Stanley, for one horse,
300 00
Nugent & Hewitt, horse-shoeing, repair of tools, &c., 287 41
J. H. Cameron, repairs on carts, wagons, &c., 171 20
Andrew Peters, blacksmith work,
420 13
George E. Pike, work on stone-crusher,
75 00
Lewis Sumner, labor and teams,
57 49
Parker & Gannett, tools and materials,
176 50
Stephen Holmes, carpentry and stock,
94 96
George W. Hawkes, four cords wood,
28 00
Patrick Mullen, teams and labor,
102 17
S. F. Carrier, plumbing and stock,
101 06
French & Coffin, leather,
10 50
Conrad Decker, removing snow,
21 02
Willard Rand, repairing carts, &c.,
24 50
G. H. & E. A. Ellis, rubble-stone,
45 00
William Garrett, 656 loads gravel,
39 36
Allen Jordan, stock and labor, 6 fence on Concord Street,
130 67
185 00
D. C. Sanger & Co., lumber, cement, and lime,
45 91
George Avery, one bay mare,
285 00
S. Sanderson, labor and team,
57 72
J. Billings, hay-cutter,
15 00
Thomas Belger, horse-shoeing, repairing tools, &c., 72 30
J. Pulsifer, blacksmith work, 478 76
Rawson & Hittenger, machinery,
167 32
Amount carried forward, $34,120 81
65
Amount brought forward, $34,120 81
George Fuller, harnesses, repairing, &c., 235 44
Charles Esty, labor, teams, and gravel, 553 30
H. S. Cate, building Boyd Street, flag-stones, &c., 502 50
F. E. Hamblin, labor and stock, 41 17
N. S. King, team and labor, 15 62
Alfred Howes, tools, spikes, &c.,
22 85
Joseph Huestis, labor and material,
10 25
W. C. Green, stone,
20 00
James H. Wight, carpentry and stock,
741 83
D. & M. Hurley, grading Winthrop and Shaw Streets, 500 00
R. Gilkey & Co., lumber,
633 24
A. Danforth, blacksmith work,
49 75
Dennis Crowley, repairing pump, &c.,
16 75
William Welch, work on harnesses,
64 31
Mass. Portable R. R. Co., building culvert,
150 00
C. S. Packard, labor and material,
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