Town of Reading Massachusetts annual report 1890-1891, Part 2

Author: Reading (Mass.)
Publication date: 1890
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 118


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60 neat cattle


32


66


swine


105


66


66 dwelling houses


851


66


66 acres of land .


5,736


Total value of real estate in 1890,


$2,575,439 00


66 1889,


2,402,984 00


Increase in 1890


$172,455 00


2


" State tax


.


2,205 00


18


Total value of personal estate, 1890 .


$261,691 00 66


1889 . 227,843 00


Increase in 1890


$33,848 00


Respectfully submitted,


STILLMAN M. PRATT,


Assessors of EDWARD F. PARKER, EDWARD B. HARRINGTON. Reading.


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SELECTMEN'S ACCOUNT.


SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.


Appropriation, . $2,805 00


Stillman M. Pratt, Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of Poor to April 1st, 1890, . . $ 50 00 Stillman M. Pratt, Selectman and Overseer of Poor to March 1st, 1891, . 175 00


Stillman M. Pratt, Assessor, 1890-91, 210 00


R. Dexter Temple, Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of Poor to April 1st, 1890, . $50 00


$435 00


R. Dexter Temple, Selectman and Overseer of Poor to March 1st, 1891, . 150 00


$200 00


Horace L. Cummings, Selectman and Overseer of Poor, 1890, . 150 00


Charles W. Abbott, Selectman and Overseer of Poor to April 1st, 1891,


100 00


Edward F. Parker, Treasurer to March 1st, 1891, . $200 00


Edward F. Parker, Assessor, 1890-91, 200 00


Edward F. Parker, School Committee to March Ist, 1891, . 50 00


$450 00


Harley Prentiss, Collector, 1888, . $100 00


Harley Prentiss, Collector, 1890, .


200 :00


$300 00


Jas. Reid, Town Clerk to Mar. 1st, 1891, . $50 00 Jas. Reid, Clerk to Board of Registrars to Mar. 1st, 1891, . 40 00 ·


$ 90 00


Edward B. Harrington, Assessor, 1890-91,


225 00


Amount carried forward, $1,950 00


20


Amount brought forward, $1,950 00 Walter S. Parker, School Committee to March 1st, 1891, . . $75 00 C. M. Barrows, School Committee to March 1st, 1890, 50 00 Warren E. Eaton, School Committee to April 1st, 1890, . 50 00


Lewis M. Bancroft, Auditor to March 1st, 1890, 10 00 John G. Roberts, Registrar to May 1st, 1890, . 30 00 Henry Robinson, Registrar to March 2d, 1891, 30 00


C. J. Nichols, Constable, . 9 00


Henry Stock, Constable, . 33 00


James H. Griggs, Moderator, 15 00


Samuel W. Bowker, Road Commissioner to Mar. 1st, 1891, . 50 00


Henry S. LaClair, Road Commissioner to March 1st, 1891, . 50 00


Charles A. Weston, Road Commissioner to Mar. 1st, 1891, . 50 00


Unexpended, .


$2,402 00 . 403 00


$2,805 00


DEFICIENCY.


Appropriation, $200 00 Henry S. LaClair, Road Commissioner to March 1st, 1890, . $50 00


Samuel W. Bowker, Road Commissiouer to Mar. 1st, 1890, . 50 00 Charles A. Weston, Road Commissioner to Mar. 1st, 1890, . 50 00


Unexpended, .


$150 00


$ 50 00


$200 00


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PRINTING VALUATION.


Appropriation, - - -


$300 00


C. M. Barrows & Co., printing, and rubber stamp, - - - - - $182 10


Edward F. Parker, preparing book, - - - 25 00


Edward B. Harrington, preparing book, - 37 00


30


W. G. White, - - -


- - - -


$245 65


Unexpended, - -


54 35


PAINTING AND REPAIRS OF ALMSHOUSE.


Appropriation, -


-


$200 00


- Jere. Flint, plastering, - - - - David C. Temple, labor and material, -


- $ 4 25


- 105 32


J. C. Cook, painting farm house, -


-


85 00 -


$194 57


Unexpended, - - - -


-


5 43


FIRE INQUEST.


Appropriation, - - - - Samuel Tilton, stenographer, - - - $20 00


$61 40


John A. Pettengale, services at inquest, - - 14 80


Sundry witness fees and mileage, - - - 26 60


$61 40


OLD SOUTH CLOCK.


Appropriation, - -


- -


$50 00


E. Bassett, treasurer, - - -


50 00


PRINTING. - -


$225 00


Appropriation,


Samuel G. Robinson, printing Annual Report, - $116 90 W. H. Twombly & Sons, printing, - - 97 75


C. M. Barrows & Co., printing, - - -


12 00


$226 65


Overdrawn, - 1 65


$226 65


Beal & Clement, expressing, - -


1 25


$300 00


$200 00


22


POLICE.


Appropriation,


Clarence J. Nichols, services, -


-


-


- $ 4 00


Henry Stock, services, - -


-


-


13 00


Ephraim Wight, services, -


-


- 2 30


C. E. Damon, use of telephone, -


2 00


W. A. Bancroft, special, -


5 00


Adolph Turner, -


5 00


Webster Eames,


-


-


5 00


E. Bassett, 66 - -


5 00


Wm. L. Crowe,


5 00


E. B. Harrington,


-


-


5 00


Wmn. LaClair, - - 1 -


5 00


F. O. Dewey Co., lettered globe for police station, 7 75


Beal & Clement, expressing, - - 70


H. K. Austin, labor, pipe and fittings,


65


A. W. Danforth, use of telephone, - -


1 35


O. O. Ordway, Hanging irons for light, - -


1 50


W. H. Twombly & Son, printing postal cards, - 1 25


7 25


Unexpended, - - - -


$200 00


TOWN OFFICE.


Appropriation, - -


$75 00


G. W. Atkinson, supplies,


$ 30


W. I. Ruggles, postage stamps,


-


7 00


Henry Stock, janitor,


-


22 20


F. W. Barry, Beal & Co., paper,


55


M. R. Warren, book, -


-


-


1 75


Samuel Ward Co., stationery, -


-


-


8 85


Citizens Gas-Light Co., gas, -


- 4 60


Wadsworth, Howland & Co., mixing liquid, -


55


Francis Brothers, oil and brush, -


-


-


2 70


Unexpended, -


$200 00


$ 76 75 123 25


$48 50 26 50


$75 00


-


W. B. Mears, food for prisoners, - -


-


-


23


ERECTING STREET LIGHTS.


Appropriation, - - - - Emerson Smith, labor, - -


- $ 1 50


F. O. Dewey Co., lamp-post, frames and lanterns, - -


- - - 54 50


F. O. Dewey Co., chimneys, lamps, burners, and wicks, - - - 12 53


Boston & Maine Railroad, freight, -


-


25


Wendell Bancroft, lamp posts, - - 9 25 -


L. Descoluzo & Co., labor and fittings, -


6 01


L. Descoluzo & Co., pipe, -


1 22


W. G. White, expressing, - -


1 50


Beal & Clement, expressing, -


-


-


55


Charles D. Wells, labor, -


- .


5 38


Unexpended, - - .


2 31


$95 00


STREET LIGHTING.


Appropriation, - - -


$900 00


- Geo. W. Atkinson estate, oil and matches, - $ 17 50


6 00


Geo. W. Atkinson, oil, - Warren Parker, lighting street lamps, labor and repairs, - - -


92 15


Citizens' Gas-Light Co., gas, - - -


231 96


48 25


9 94


301 00


- 7 75


$714 55


Unexpended, -


-


185 45


$900 00


$95 00


$92 69


-


Geo. H. Atkinson, oil and matches, - - Wm. Hazen Bancroft, repairs, - - - George Beasley, lighting street lamps, - F. O. Dewey Co., copper street lanterns and signs, - -


24


NIGHT WATCH.


Appropriation, - -


- -


$1,500 00 Henry Stock, -


.


-


-


$745 00


Clarence J. Nichols, - - - -


679 00


$1,424 00


Unexpended, - - - -


76 00


ABATEMENT OF TAXES.


Appropriation, - - - -


$300 00


Taxes paid after abatement, - -


2 31


$302 31


Charles F. Dowse, -


- $75 00


Seth Rich, - - - - -


7 87


Walter M. Scott,


- -


-


11 11


George Richardson, -


3 22


Harriet G. Hartshorn, -


5 72


Harley Prentiss, Collector,


- 1888, poll, -


$ 4 00


- 1888, real,


6 56


- 1889, poll, - - 138 00


- 1889, real, - - 30 63


- 1889, personal, - -


17 34


$196 53


$299 45


Unexpended, - -


2 86


$302 31


MAIN STREET ENGINE HOUSE.


Appropriation, - -


-


$300 00


Wendell Bancroft, labor and material, -


300 00


IMPROVEMENT OF COMMON.


Appropriation, -


- Antonio Enos, labor, $ 2 55


$100 00


Amount carried forward,


$ 2 55


-


-


-


-


-


$1,500 00


25


Amount brought forward, - - $2 55


Patrick Burns, - - 3 85


Samuel Brown, 66 man and team, -


-


5 40


C. A Weston, - -


9 40


Joseph Breck & Son, lawn mower,


8 50


Henry Blanchard,


-


-


7 60


Wendell Bancroft, seats, - -


11 00


Geo. W. Atkinson estate, phosphate and grass seed, - - - - -


2 60


Fred H. Parker, labor, -


26 50


R. L. Beers, repairing lawn mower, - -


1 00


M. A. Stone, grass seed, phosphate and rake, - - - 1 78 -


T. R. Newhall, edgestones, - -


2 87


Town of Reading, highway account, gravel, almshouse account, Geo.


5 25


Beasley, labor, - - -


1 50


$89 80


Unexpended, - -


10 20


$100 00


INTEREST ON PUBLIC DEBT.


Appropriation, - - - Received from Blackstone Bank, interest


$1,500 00


on deposits,


183 41


$1,683 41


Geo. A. Marden, state treasurer, - - $329 17


L. W. Piper, treasurer, - -


800 00


- - Mary Stimpson, -


- -


-


20 00


Warren Institute for Savings, - -


75 00


Oren N. Jones, interest on sundry trust funds, - -


50 25


$1,274 42


Unexpended, -


-


408 99


$1,683 41


-


-


26


DECORATION OF SOLDIERS' GRAVES.


Appropriation, - - -


$150 00


Horace E. Eames, quartermaster, -


$150 00


REDUCTION OF TOWN DEBT.


Appropriation, - - -


$2,837 13


Balance of appropriation, 1889, - -


1,630 00


$4,467 13


Geo. A. Marden, Treasurer, anticipated payment of note due November 11, 1891, $7,500 00


Warren Institute for Savings, - 2,000 00 -


$9,500 00


Overdrawn,


$5,032 87


$9,500 00


ENFORCEMENT OF LIQUOR LAW.


Appropriation, - - - -


$200 00


S. K. Hamilton, legal services, - $ 25 00 -


Unexpended, -


- 175 00


$200 00


CEMETERY.


Appropriation, - - -


$600 00


Received for lots sold, - - -


558 00


wood, - -


9 25


" use of hearse,


6 00


$1,173 25


Oren N. Jones, labor, self, men and teams,


$468 33


William C. Milbury, labor,


22 50


William Frost,


28 50


I. Sanborn,


3 30


George Allen,


77 70


Michael Hennessey,


-


-


75 34


Edward Buxton,


- -


6 75


Amount carried forward,


$682 42


-


-


-


-


-


-


27


Amount brought forward,


$682 42


Noble Bunker, labor, -


74 03


Dominique Doucette, self and men, - 104 56


W. B. Jeffrey, plants,


4 00


W. W. Davis, surveying lots, - -


8 70


John Lynch, cutting stone for tomb, -


165 75


Charles Dike, concreting walks, -


34 28


Boston & Maine Railroad, freight, - 9 00


3 25


A. W. Danforth, postage and stationery,


30 25


John A. Blunt, sharpening tools,


46 18


Moses E. Nichols, paint, -


1 10


Francis Bartley, stone, -


5 00


-


$1,168 52


Unexpended, -


4 73


$1,173 25


MISCELLANEOUS.


Appropriation .


$500 00


Received of Guzuppi Cunio, for license


10 00


" R. Dexter Temple, Auctioneer's license


2 00


Received of District Court, fines


23 00


$535 00


Everett C. Parker, posting bills, . $ 5 05 Mrs. J. A. Emerson, personal injuries to Geo. A. Perry, 75 00


M. R. Warren, dog license and cash books, 3 75


Pratt Brothers, printing,


1 37


Francis Doane & Co., books, . 10 50


Horace L. Cummings, labor on Assessor's book


15 00


Wendell Bancroft, labor, 14 50


Greenleaf S. Tukey, repairing pumps, 9 25


Henry Stock, care of and raising flag and clean- ing office, 14 50


Amount carried forward,


$148 92


E. G. Kittredge & Co., granite, -


-


28


Amount brought forward,


$148 92


Cyrus K. Littlefield, ringing bell July 4th, 1 50


Charles P. Skinner, 1 50 66


Boston Awning Co., repairing flag, . 3 00


Thomas Groom & Co., tax record book 3 00


Beal & Clement, expressing, 2 80


W. G. White, 65


C. M. Barrows & Co., printing, 36 10


John O. Dow, reporting births, 12 00


Joseph W. Heath, " 1 00


George H. Allen, examining horse, . 3 00


N. W. Broad, labor and material 47 26


R. Dexter Temple, death returns and recording deed, 12 92


Moses E. Nichols, paint and labor, 7 00


David C. Temple, labor, lumber and mill work 1 60


Edward F. Parker, expenses as treasurer, 11 50


E. B. Harrington, expenses as Assessor, -


1 40


Stillman M. Pratt, use of team by Assessors, -


50 00


T. Littlefield, work on town pump - - 1 00 -


Francis Brothers, dipper and chain, - - 55


James Reid, making official records, paper and


postage - - - - - -


-


17 50


James Reid, recording births, marriages and


deaths, - - -


- 56 05


Town Meetings.


Lyceum Hall Ass'n, use of Hall, $65 00


Sundry Election Officers, - 33 00 $98 00


Geo. Beasley, distributing Annual Report,


8 00


$526 25


Unexpended, -


8 75


$535 00


-


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STATE AID.


Appropriation,


$1,200 00


Noble Bunker,


-


-


-


-


-


-


$24 00


Mary Bunker, -


24 00


Eben B. Bickford, -


-


-


-


-


12 00


Seth Bessey, - -


- 48 00


Samuel S. Crouch, -


48 00


Elizabeth W. DeRonde,


-


-


-


48 00


John D. DeRonde -


-


-


-


72 00


Edgar Damon,


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


24 00


Esther A. Evans, -


-


-


-


-


-


40 00


Sarah Hetler, -


-


-


-


-


-


48 00


Eliza Hobbs, - -


48 00


Lambertus W. Krook,


-


-


-


-


-


24 00


Charles B. Leathe, -


-


-


-


- 72 00


Clara A. Leathe, -


-


-


-


-


48 00


Mary McAlister, -


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


8 00


John Owens, - -


-


-


-


-


72 00


Harriet C. Robinson,


-


-


-


-


-


48 00


Henry F. Scruton, -


-


-


-


-


-


48 00


William H. Sherman,


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


36 00


Eliza Upton, - -


-


-


-


-


48 00


Marcella Wood, -


-


-


-


-


-


48 00


Helen James, - -


4 00


To be reimbursed by the State, - -


Military Aid, one half to reimbursed by the State.


Thomas A. Evans, - -


-


-


- 20 00


Nelson Perkins - - -


- -


- 18 00


George H. Porter, - - - -


-


48 00


$86 00


$1,068 00


Unexpended, -


132 00


$1,200 00


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


$982 00


6 00


Alfred Symmes,


48 00


Catherine O'Keefe, -


36 00


Ellen M. Damon,


-


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TABLE OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1891.


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION.


SUNDRIES.


AMOUNT.


EXPENDED.


BALANCE.


OVERDRAWN.


Support of Poor, Appropriation, Labor, Produce and Board,


$3000.00 801.84 69.05


$3870.89


$3410 86


$460.03


Deficiency


200 00


150.00


50.00


Printing Valuation, -


300.00


245.65


54.35


Painting and repairs, Almshouse,


200.00


194 57


5.43


Fire Inquest


61.40


61.40


Old South Clock


50.00


50.00


Printing


225.00


226.65


Police


200.00


76.75


123.25


Town Office


75.00


48.50


26.50


Street Lighting


900.00


714.55


185.45


Erecting Street Lights


95.00


92.69


2.31


Interest Appropriation Received on deposits


183.41


1683.41


1274.42


408.99


Improvement of Common


100.00


89.80


10.20


Night Watchmen


1500.00


1424.00


76.00


Abatement of Taxes. Appr'tion, Received after abatement,


300.00 2.31


302 31


299.45


2.86


Main Street Engine House


300.00


300.00


Reduction of Town Debt, Appr'n, Unexp'd bal. 1889 in Treasury


1630.00


4467.13


9500.00


5032.87


Enforcement of Liquor Law -


200.00


25.00


175.00


Cemetery, Appropriation -


600.00


Sale of lots, use of hearse, and sale of wood


573.25


1173.25


1168.52


4.73


Miscellaneous, Appropriation, Received licenses and fines,


35.00


535.00


526.25


8.75


State and Military Aid


Highways and Bridges, App'tion, Labor, and material sold -


6.45


4406.45


4405.92


.53


Linden Street Sidewalk


250.00


216.10


33.90


Charles


66 -


200.00


189.89


10.11


Amount carried forward -


$25449.84 $28310.97 $2173.39 $5034.52


Rec'd from cities and towns, Salaries of Town Officers -


2805.00


2402.00


403.00


$1.65


1500.00


Soldiers' graves


150.00


150.00


2837.13


500.00


1200.00


1068.00


132.00


4400.00


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OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION.


SUNDRIES.


AMOUNT.


EXPENDED.


BALANCE.


OVERDRAWN.


Amount brought forward


$


$25449.84 $28310.97 $2173.39 $


Green Street Culvert -


100.00


84.95


15.05


Brook Street Bridge


-


400.00


386.38


13.62


Road Roller


200.00


200.00


Snow and Ice


200.00


332.62


Concrete Walks and Edgestones, Appropriation


500.00 163.45


663.45


657.01


6 44


Avon and Main Street Bridges and Drainage - -


450.00


300.53


149.47


Mineral Street Extension -


200.00


199.94


.06


Establishing grades -


300.00


184.25


115.75


Repairs, Concrete Sidewalks


100.00


44.87


55.13


Pearl Street


250.00


250.06


.06


Harnden Street -


-


250.00


229.81


20.19


Fire Department


67.16


Fire Alarm Box, Haverhill and Main Streets - -


10300.00


60.00


46.00


14.00


Schools, Appropriation -


424.33


68.00


10792.33


10792.33


Schools, Incidentals Appr'tion,


Rec'd for Books and Supplies,


2043.31


1998.52


41.79


Union Street School, Concreting Appropriation


200.00


200.88


.88


Public Library, Appropriation, Received Dog Tax


305.35


755.35


539.49


215.86


Concrete Cross Walks, Appr'tion,


50.00


50.38


.38


$44814.28


$47226.15


$2823.75 $5235.62


OVERDRAWN -


-


UNEXPENDED - -


5235.62 2823.75


2411.87


$47226.15 $47226.15


RECAPITULATION.


Selectmen's Orders


47698.67


Charged to Almhouse Account for articles purchased by Geo. Beasley from receipts from articles sold - -


91.14


Amount carried forward


$91.14 $47698.67


1


-


-


132.62


Received for Concrete


-


-


-


2350.00


2417.16


Rec'd Mass. School Fund - Rec'd for Tuition


2025.00 18.31


450.00


32


OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION.


Amount brought forward -


Charged Snow and Ice account, and credited Almshouse account, snow removed by Geo. Beasley - -


Charged Improvement Common account, and credited Alms- house account, labor Geo. Beasley - Charged Miscellaneous account, and credited Almshouse ac- count, Geo. Beasley, dis- tributing reports


Charged Outside Poor account, and credited Almshouse account, wood furnished outside poor - Charged Street Lighting account, and credited Almshouse account, labor Geo. Beas- ley, lighting street lamps, Charged Improvement Common account, and credited High- way account, for gravel,


Credit by amounts received on Hospital account, paid by families - Charged estate Ezekiel White for his expenses -


Total amount expended, as above,


SUNDRIES.


AMOUNT.


EXPENDED.


BALANCE.


$ 91.14 $47698.67


10.00


1.50


8.00


18.50


301.00


5.25


435.39


$48134.06


$763.70


144.21


907.91


$47226.15


OVERDRAWN.


33


We present herewith for your consideration the following list of appropriations for the ensuing year :


Salaries of town officers, (salary of Water Com-


missioners not included), - -


$2,500 00


Poor out of Almshouse and Soldiers' Relief, - 1,800 00


Poor at Almshouse, -


1,200 00


State and Military Aid,


- -


1,200 00


Street lights, - -


800 00


Miscellaneous, - -


500 00


Abatement of Taxes,


-


-


-


- 300 00


Printing, - -


300 00


Town Office, -


100 00


- - - -


-


-


-


-


STILLMAN M. PRATT, Selectmen CHARLES W. ABBOTT, of R. DEXTER TEMPLE. Reading.


3


34


ROAD COMMISSIONERS' ACCOUNT AND REPORT.


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Appropriation


$4,400 00


Material sold


6 45


$4,406 45


Henry S. LaClair, self and team for work in 1890, $66 00


Henry S. LaClair, self and team 290 80 ·


William Emerson, labor .


10 50 .


William J. Long, labor


37 35 .


Antonio Enos, labor 169 20 .


Frank Castine, labor 152 10 .


Patrick Burns, labor 198 08 .


Levi Surrett, labor '51 75


Joseph Babine, labor 11 25


Samuel Brown, man and team 279 40


James Kelley, labor 57 30


Joseph Brown, labor


110 77


Hiram Litchfield, labor


118 95


John Crowe, labor . 36 00


Henry F. Barker, labor


123 58


Edward Surratt, labor


65 85


David Pratt, gravel


2 70


J. T. Rudolph, labor


41 40


George Rudolph, labor


11 85


Theodore Gadbois, labor 1 75


Zeba Lampro, labor


110 05


C. A. Weston, 1890, labor


104 00


Newell C. Flanders, self and team 126. 45 .


Henry Gorus, labor


55 82


.


Amount carried forward, $2,232 90


35


Amount brought forward,


$2,232 90


George Wakefield, gravel


20 46


Bertha Dole, gravel


8 94


William H. Killam, labor


49 95


Moses Dulong, labor


15 00 .


Edward White, labor


6 00


Ira Gadbois, labor . .


8 75


Antonio Silva, labor


29 55


Charles C. Green, self and team


91 50


James S. Wyatt, labor


6 30


Daniel Sanborn, gravel


2 75


Edwin P. Nichols, labor


31 50


Wesley Nason, gravel


34 56


Alexandra Frotten, labor


75


Oscar Foote, gravel


21 76


A. H. Kimball, machine plate


8 00


Francis Bros., pail


60


Enoch N. Remmick, gravel


40 26


R. C. Totten, labor


7 61


John G. Hutchinson, labor


20 00


John Blunt, labor .


23 15


Amos Damon, 2d, labor 120 31 ·


Town of No. Reading, repairs on bridge . .


13 76


Joseph W. Killam, labor


133 88 ·


Wendell Bancroft, lumber and pipe 104 87


Peter Dulong, labor 37 72


Raymond Doucett, labor


3 00


Wm. O. Dockendorf, self and team


48 00


Michael Forbes & Son, men and teams


28 50


James Bothwick, man and team


32 25


Boston & Maine R. R., freight and ties


9 00


Arthur G. Emerson, self and team .


189 57


Wm. H. Manning, labor


4 50


David Muse, labor


59 33


.


Amount carried forward, $3,448 16


3 18


Frederick Bancroft, gravel


36


Amount brought forward,


$3,448 16


Dodge, Haley & Co., tools 3 00


S. W. Bowker, self, men and teams 361 18


Frank W. Davis, self and team 46 50


David Doucett, labor 31 05 ·


Jeffry White, labor


30 22 .


Sylvan White, labor


·


33 82


Raymond White, labor


10 95


Nathan Chafts, labor


1 00


Augustus White, labor


17 00


John Surratt, labor


17 25


George H. Atkinson, gravel


17 96


A. W. Carr, tools .


1 15


Alfred G. Carter, labor


50


Adelbert E. Batchelder, gravel


18 45


N. W. Carter, gravel


7 56


E. B. Eames, man and team


57 05


Albion G. Nichols, self and team


21 80


Calvin Martin, freight


3 50


Charles C. Dyke, labor


39 48


Beals & Clement, express


25


Town of Reading, gravel


4 80


J. A. B. Russell, gravel .


12 96


J. M. Pierce, gravel


1 38


E. B. Richardson, gravel


1 75


Willard A. Bancroft, gravel


1 00


Richard B. Nichols, gravel


7 50


Asa Parker, man and team 8 70


Charles A. Weston, labor


200 00


Unexpended


MINERAL STREET.


$4406 45


Appropriation .


$200 00


Edward Surratt, labor


22 95


Jeffrey White, labor .


22 20


Amount carried forward, $45 15


$4405 92 53


37


Amount brought forward,


$45 15


Joseph Brown, labor


25 89


David Muise, labor


9 63


Sylvan White, labor


19 20


John Surratt, labor


3 75


Peter Dulong, labor


3 00


Alexandre Frotten, labor


18 00


B. R. Boyce, labor


3 00


Cornelius N. Canty, glass


4 00


Antonio Enos, labor 4 95


Patrick Burns, labor


5 77


C. A. Weston, labor


1 00


S. W. Bowker, self, men and teams


56 60


Unexpended


06


$200 00


HARNDEN STREET.


Appropriation


$250 00


R. Newhall, stone .


15 70


Osgood & Harte, grate


11 00


Hiram Litchfield, labor


- 12 00


Antonio, Enos, labor


12 00


Patrick Burns, labor -


14 00


Newell C. Flanders, self and team -


- - 9 00


Zeba Lampro, labor - - - -


14 00


Domonique Doucett, labor -


- -


97 91


Samuel Brown, man and team


14 70


Amos Damon, 2d, labor - -


12 25


Boston & Maine R. R., freight


25


C. A. Weston, labor


-


- -


17 00


Unexpended -


$229 81 20 19


PEARL STREET.


Appropriation -


$250 00


Frank Castine - - - - 53 91


Amount carried forward,


$53 91


·


.


-


-


-


-


-


$250 00


-


38


Amount brought forward,


$53 91


David Muse - -


-


- 11 90


Albion G. Nichols, self and team


-


-


10 35


Joseph W. Killam, labor


-


-


-


- 38 86


M. Forbes & Son, labor -


-


-


-


19 84


Moses Castine, labor -


-


-


-


- 12 30


Earnest E. Sweet, labor - -


-


-


-


12 30


Arthur D. Emerson, labor -


-


-


-


29 75


H. S. LaClair, self and team - - -


- 60 85


· $250 06


Overdrawn - - 06


$250 00


CHARLES STREET.


Appropriation - -


-


-


$200 00


Frank Cestine, labor -


-


-


-


- $16 80


Henry F. Barker, labor - -


-


-


-


10 50


Frank W. Davis, self and team - -


19 50


David Muse, labor -


19 43


Noble Bunker, stone


- -


75


Henry Gorus, labor


-


9 63


Newton Symonds, stone


- 2 30


Joseph W. Killam, labor


12 25


W. H. Killam, labor


1 50


Charles Wakefield, stone


2 50


J. T. Rudolph, posts -


-


40


Adelbert E. Batchelder, labor


2 00


Wendall Bancroft, pipe - -


3 60


Arthur G. Emerson, labor -


- 27 13


Henry S. LaClair, self and team -


61 60


Unexpended


$189 89 10 11


$200 00


BROOKS STREET.


Appropriation - - -


- -


$400 00


P. Burns, labor - - -


- -


- $33 76


Amount carried forward,


$33 76


-


- -


-


-


-


39


Amount brought forward,


$33 76


Charles C. Green, self and team


-


-


-


10 50


Domonique Doucett, labor


-


-


-


-


66 22


S. W. Bowker, pump -


-


-


-


- 4 50


Antonio Enos, labor - - -


28 95


Newell C. Flanders, self and team -


-


-


22 50


George W. Putman, stone


2 10


M. Forbes & Son, team


29 00


Hiram Litchfield, labor


-


-


23 40


Henry F. Parker, man and team


-


-


-


13 50


John Muse, gravel


14 94


C. A. Weston, labor -


62 75


Samuel Brown, man and team


57 60


Zeba Lampro, labor


14 86


Wendell Bancroft, labor


.


-


-


1 80


$386 38


Unexpended


13 62


$400 00


GREEN STREET CULVERT.


Appropriation - - - -


$100 00


Domonique Doucett, labor and team


-


- $72 20


Patrick Burns, labor


-


-


1 75


Antonio Enos, labor -


- 1 50


Carl Parker, lighting


- -


- 1 00


C. A. Weston, labor -


- -


-


- 8 50


Unexpended -


- ʻ


-


- 15 05


$100 00


REPAIRING CONCRETE.


Appropriation - - -


$100 00


- Charles C. Dyke, labor - -


- $44 87


Unexpended - - -


55 13


$100 00


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


40


CONCRETE CROSS-WALKS ON ARLINGTON AND LINCOLN STREETS.


$50 00


Domonique Doucett, labor -


-


- $2 72


T. R. Newhall, stone -


-


-


- 11 94


C. C. Dyke, labor - -


35 72


·


$50 38


Overdrawn


38


$50 00


ROAD ROLLER.


Appropriation -


-


-


-


-


$200 00


Osgood & Harte -


-


-


-


-


-


200 00


CONCRETE SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONE.


Appropriation - -


- - $500 00


Received from Frank Lewis - - - 153 32


Received from Solon Bancroft - -


10 13


Paid T. R. Newhall -


- 309 96


Paid Charles C. Dyke -


- - - - 280 79


Paid Domonique Doucett - - -


60 86


. Paid Milton D. Parker - - -


5 40


$657 01


Unexpended -


6 44


$663 45


LINDEN STREET.


Appropriation -


$250 00


Hiram Litchfield, labor


-


-


-


- $17 55


Zeba Lampro, labor


-


-


.


-


20 82


Domonique Doucett, labor -


30 70


Amos Damon, 2nd, labor -


3 50


Antonio Enos, labor -


- -


- -


11 55


Newell C. Flanders, self and team


- - 33 90


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


-


Amount carried forward, . $118 02


Appropriation


-


-


$663 45


- -


41


Amount brought forward,


$118 02


Milton D. Parker, gravel


-


-


20 04


Wendell Bancroft, lumber


-


-


2 16


C. A. Weston, labor -


- -


- 24 00


P. Burns, labor -


-


- 21 67


R. C. Totten, labor


7 86


Samuel Brown, man and team -


22 35


$216 10


Unexpended -


33 90


$250 00


MAIN STREET BRIDGE AND DRAIN.


Appropriation - -


-


-


$450 00


Edward Surratt, labor


-


-


- 21 45


Joseph Brown, labor -


-


4 38


Peter Dulong, labor -


-


4 50


N. Nelson, labor - -


- 4 50


Domonique Doucett, labor - - -


41 89


Jeffry White, labor -


15 75


David Muse, labor - -


3 50


James Moffatt, labor -


9 00


Raymond White, labor


3 25


T. R. Newhall, stone Sylvan White, labor -


15 00


John Surratt, labor -


3 00


Amos Damon, 2nd, labor -


-


9 62


Enoch N. Remmick, gravel -


9 66


S. W. Bowker, self, men and teams


- - 60 20


Wendell Bancroft, pipe -


-


-


52 50


Unexpended


-


-


$300 53 149 47


$450 00


-


-


- 42 33


-


-


-


-


42


ESTABLISHING GRADES ON STREETS WHERE WATER PIPE WAS LAID.


$300 00


Appropriation -


-


-


-


-


James A. Bancroft -


-


-


- - $182 25


Wendell Bancroft -


2 00


Unexpended - -


- 115 75


. $300 00


SNOW AND ICE.


Appropriation -


-


-


-


$200 00


J. A. Blunt - -


-


-


- $2 50


Hiram Litchfield -


-


-


-


17 55


Albion G. Nichols


18 92


R. C. Totten


1 00


George N. Hutchinson


1 95


Alden S. Johnson


13 28


Michael Forbes & Son


28 50


Richard B. Nichols


19 50


John Stock


9 38


Wendell Bancroft


-


17 50


Willard B. Nichols


1 05


Henry S. LaClair


28 30


Samuel Brown -


-


20 95


Oren N. Jones


1 20


C. A. Weston -


20 10


Asa Parker -


12 00


George Beasley -


10 00


Stillman M. Pratt


30 20


A. W. Carr - -


-


-


-


80


S. W. Bowker


!


-


- 77 94


$332 62


Overdrawn -


132 62


-


- -


-


-


-


-


$200 00


-


·


-


43


We herewith submit for your consideration the following list of appropriations which we deem necessary for the proper care of streets, walks and bridges for the ensuing year :




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