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Estimated Damage.
April 8 .- On land of Nelson Prescott.
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$ 15 00
Heirs of Peter B. Prescott. . .
2
10 00
April 13 .- On land of Noah Prescott and heirs of Nathan P. Prescott 30
200 00
40 $225 00
On June Ist the barn of John A. Healy was burned down in Graniteville; a part of the personal property was saved. Barn and contents insured.
On July 2d the dwelling house of W. W. Johnson, near West- ford Station, was burned; most of the contents were saved. House insured.
On February 17th the house and barn of Judson F. Sweetser were burned-down ; loss, $5,000; insurance, $3,000.
EXPENSES.
The following expenses have occurred : John A. Healy, Fire Warden, services .... $ 2 00
John A. Healy and others, Healy fire ..... IO 20
John A. Healy and others, Johnson fire ... 15 25
Amount carried forward.
$27 45
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Amount brought forward. $27 45
John A. Healy and others, N. L .. Prescott land 4 20
John A. Healy and others, railroad land ... 80
John A. Healy and others, Noah Prescott land 24 69
L. W. Wheeler, Fire Warden, services. 2 00
H. E. Fletcher & Co., Noah Prescott land 7 20
A. J. Blaisdell, Rail Cut Hill, 1896. 6 00
George W. Heywood, Forest Fire Ward, services 5 00
$77 34
GENERAL EXPENSES.
Postage for Town Reports. $ 20 00
Chas. Coture, repair of wagon 5 00
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Lowell Police Dept., Lynch case. 50
J. H. Decatur, repair of wagon.
5 00
Waldo Brothers, drain pipe. .
297 03
Geo. Tyler & Co., scraper blades and cast- ings for road machine.
17 75
F. E. Rollins, Stenographer, services on highway hearing. 30 00
A. W. Balser, shoeing horses, repairing carts and sharpening tools. . 16 95
Shovels, rakes and picks for Road Dept .. . Food for Election Officers, April meeting Rubber bands.
13 55
2 39
2 15
Fence wire and staples
5 45
Postage
2 46
Paint for carts and fences.
3 88
Wright & Fletcher, sundries as per bill .
18 67
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., use of telephone for Town officers. 19 36
Wright & Bemis, postage and envelopes .. .
I 32
J. A. Walkden, stone drag and repair of carts 32 75
Frank Haley, shoeing horses, and repairs 46 07 Fred L. Fletcher, repair of cavalry target N. L. Tuttle, repair of carts. 4 75
5 00
H. E. Fletcher & Co., fuse and dualin. .
2 47
Amount carried forward.
$552 50
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Amount brought forward. $552 50
W. G. Howe, estimate on new building at Town Farm .. 10 00
M. W. Jenkins, repair of road machine. . . .
4 00
G. H. Holt, I pump. 14 50
J. E. Knight, repair of cart.
75
50 revenue stamps.
I 00
Tools for trimming trees
4 75
3 record books.
4 50
S. W. Kimball, teaming desks.
I 00
R. E. Redding, voting shelves, Precinct 2
5 49
E. A. Moore, voting shelves and teaming ballot box, Precinct 3. . 12 50
J. W. Godfrey, return of births
· 25
C. E. Whidden, express and freight.
12 87
Wright & Bemis, school certificates
I 70
J. A. Walkden, I stone jigger. 43 00
W. H. Bennett, M. D., return of 34 births 8 50
$677 31
EXPENSE OF WIDENING AND STRAIGHTENING
O'BRIEN 'ROAD.
Thos. E. Symmes, surveying. $1 50
M. B. Desjardins, land damage. 5 00
Chas. Coture and others, laying wall 7 00
$13 50
EXPENSE OF WIDENING AND STRAIGHTENING STREETS IN CENTRE OF TOWN, AS ORDERED BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
H. W. Tarbell, as per contract. $1,477 61
Extra work. 62 00
S. H. Fletcher, time and expense 15 00
$1,554 61
Received from County, $1,500.
LAND DAMAGE.
George T. Day $25 00
Nahum H. Wright. 15 00
$40 00
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FIRE APPARATUS.
I doz. brass nozzles for force pumps. $ 2 50
Lock, keys and pails.
3 30
A. S. Jackson, fire hooks, etc.
23 50
National Mfg. Co., repairs of force pumps, etc.
22 18
J. A. Healy, labor.
1 00
Ladders, hook and shovels.
5 50
$57 98
ROAD DEPARTMENT.
The constant rains during the year have entailed considerable more expense on the care of the roads than usual. Beside the general repairs we were obliged to expend considerable on the road near the house of A. G. Polley. This road was originally laid out by the County Commissioners, but was not thoroughly built. The drainage was bad and the material used for the road bed was soft and muddy. Constant complaint had been made, especially in the Spring, of the almost impassable condition of this road.
The Superintendent expended about $800 in rebuilding the road, putting in II new culverts of 12-inch sewer pipe and widening out the road by filling in with stone and raising the road bed and covering with gravel, which has given a dry, hard road, and it ought to last for a number of years without much expense for repairs. We also contracted with H. E. Fletcher & Co., for $200, to remove the ledge opposite the house of C. R. P. Decatur, which had become dangerous to travel.
At the April meeting the Town voted to instruct the Selectmen to appoint a committee to inquire into the system of the care of our highways, and to report at a future meeting. We appointed Herbert E. Fletcher, Hammett D. Wright, Melbourne F. Hutchins and George T. Day as that committee. One public hearing was held at the Town Hall to get the views of our citizens; the result showed that there was a diversified opinion in regard to the question. The committee has held a number of meetings and has made up its report outside of any influence of the Selectmen, and its report is published for your consideration.
In accordance with Chapter 98, Acts of 1889, Benjamin F. Day was appointed Superintendent of Streets. This year we made a different contract with him in regard to an extra team, paying him $3.50 per day for a pair of horses and a man, instead of $2.50 for a pair of horses without a man, as we did last year, thereby saving 50 cents a day on the team.
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Under his direction the following amounts have been expended. The bills show what months they were paid, but not in all cases the months in which the work was done:
MARCH.
J. J. Sheehan, labor. $ 4 65
F. H. Hildreth, labor. 50
Victor Prescott, labor.
12 00
J. F. O'Brien, labor, Jan., Feb. and March
43. 69
Nelson Prescott, labor.
14 50
B. F. Day, with team, Jan., Feb. and March
91 76
B. M. Fletcher, gravel.
3 90
$171 00
APRIL.
I. G. Hall, labor.
$ 8 35
Geo. Burke, labor.
15 00
J. F. O'Brien, labor.
28 50
Victor Prescott, labor
28 50
Joseph Riney, labor.
30 86
B. F. Day, Superintendent.
45 00
Gravel
19 25
Team
58 94
Wright & Fletcher, grain, Jan., Feb., March and April
43 10
E. J. Wood, gravel. .
2 35
Heywood & Burbeck, gravel
3 75
Nelson Prescott, labor
28 50
$312 10
MAY.
Heywood & Burbeck, gravel.
$22 50
Wright & Fletcher, grain.
15 IO
B. F. Day, Superintendent.
45 00
Team .
71 75
Joseph Riney, labor.
37 71
Nelson Prescott, labor
31 50
Victor Prescott, labor.
30 75
J. F. O'Brien, labor
27 75
E. Reed, labor. .
18 00
$300 06
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JUNE.
H. W. Tarbell, labor
$108 25
H. E. Gould, labor.
IO 50
Victor Prescott, labor.
37 50
Nelson Prescott, labor
36 75
J. F. O'Brien, labor. 36 00
Joseph Riney, labor. 37 14
W. L. Butterworth, gravel.
8 40
B. F. Day, Superintendent
45 00
Team 87 50
Wright & Fletcher, grain.
18 05
Geo. E. Humiston, labor and gravel 49 66
S. L. Taylor, gravel.
33 00
$507 75
JULY.
J. A. Healy, labor and gravel
$51 40
B. F. Day, Superintendent.
45 00
Team
89 00
Wright & Fletcher, grain.
13 20
Nelson Prescott, labor.
34 13
J. F. O'Brien, labor.
35 63
Victor Prescott, labor.
34 13
Joseph Riney, labor.
37 71
A. McDonald, 5,830 lbs. hay
37 90
H. Dane, labor. .
2 00
H. W. Tarbell, labor. .
17 75
$397 85
AUGUST.
Chas. Coture, labor.
$ 2 60
Victor Prescott, labor.
36 00
Nelson Prescott, labor
36 00
J. F. O'Brien, labor
36 00
E. H. Holt, labor.
13 50
Joseph Riney, labor.
31 20
R. F. Day, Superintendent.
45 00
Team
87 75
Wright & Fletcher, grain.
IO 55
$298 60
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SEPTEMBER.
L. J. Marden, grain, July, Aug. and Sept. . $ 17 54
H. E. Fletcher & Co., as per contract. . . 200 00
H. E. Fletcher & Co., labor 51 18
G. W. Bussey, labor.
I 65
Joseph Riney, labor.
37 14
J. F. O'Brien, labor.
33 75
Victor Prescott, labor.
24 00
E. H. Holt, labor.
34 50
Nelson Prescott, labor.
28 50
H. W. Tarbell, labor.
74 50
John Dinsmore, labor.
33 00
Wright & Fletcher, grain.
16 05
B. F. Day, Superintendent.
45 00
Team
89 50
Samuel Felch, gravel.
5 83
$692 II
OCTOBER.
J. F. O'Brien, labor.
$24 75
E. H. Holt, labor.
31 50
Nelson Prescott, labor
27 00
F. E. Heywood, labor
5 00
John Dinsmore, labor
22 50
Joseph Riney, labor
35 42
T. Driscoll. · labor.
I 50
B. F. Day, Superintendent
45 00
Team
73 50
Wright & Fletcher, grain.
12 30
$278 47
NOVEMBER.
I. G. Hall, labor.
$ 7 25
John Dinsmore, labor
20 25
J. F O'Brien, labor.
20 25
Joseph Riney, labor
35 41
F. H. Holt, labor.
27 00
Nelson Prescott, labor
II 25
S. Crossland, gravel
7 60
B. F. Day, Superintendent
45 00
Team
73 50
Wright & Fletcher, grain
14 75
$262 20
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DECEMBER.
Wright & Fletcher, grain $ 9 05
B. F. Day, 3} tons hay. 42 00
W. H. H. Burbeck, labor 7 50
J. W. Day, labor. .
2 50
$61 05
$3,281 25
Appropriation, $3,000. Overdrawn, $281.25.
Schedule of property belonging to Town for use of Road Department: 2 horses, I set of heavy harnesses, I set old harnesses, 2 carts, 5 whiffletrees and chains, I evener and spreader, 2 spare horse collars, 2 blankets, 2 surcingles, I stone drag, 2 yokes, I road scraper, 2 wrenches, I wagon jack, 3 chains, I stone lifter, reins and hand splices, 5 rakes, 5 shovels, I manure fork, I hay fork, 2 plows, 10 blasting drills, 12 plug drills, lot of shims and wedges, I bush snath, 2 bush scythes, 2 axes, I trimming saw, 2 halters, 2 lanterns, I oil can, I tool box, 3 large hoes, 2 picks, 4 iron bars, I pinch bar, I hand hammer, 2 striking hammers, I stone hammer, I curry comb, 2 horse brushes, 2 · gravel screens, I drill spoon, 2 stone forks, 2 mattocks, I two- horse sled, 2 pails, I old scraper (useless), I post rammer, I post spoon, I post-hole digger, a lot of sewer pipe, I ton of hay, 2 nose- bags, I long-handle trimming saw, I pruner, I stone jigger.
BREAKING ROADS .- FEBRUARY, 1898.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
R. E. Redding, R. C. Whidden and others $ 78 35
DISTRICT NO. 2.
S. L. Taylor, W. W. Johnson and others .. 166 52
DISTRICT NO. 3.
S. H. Balch and others.
21 35
DISTRICT NO. 4.
S. B. Wright, B. F. Day and others
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106 53
Amount carried forward $372 75
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Amount brought forward. $372 75
DISTRICT NO. 5.
H. L. Nesmith, W. M. Vose, A. E. Wilson and others. 96 62
DISTRICT NO. 6.
A. J. Blaisdell and others.
34 90
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Felch Bros., W. C. Edwards and others .. . 87 75
DISTRICT NO. 8.
M. F. Downs, C. F. Shugrue and others. .
158 95
DISTRICT NO. 9.
H. E. Gould and others
46 80
DISTRICT NO. 10.
H. V. Hildreth, J. A. Healy and others. .. .
36 25
$834 02
NOVEMBER STORM. 1898.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
R. E. Redding. R. C. Whidden and others $ 82 33
DISTRICT NO. 2.
S. L. Taylor, W. W. Johnson and others. .
108 80
DISTRICT NO. 3.
S. H. Balch and others
II 97
DISTRICT NO. 4.
S. B. Wright and others 52 46
Amount carried forward.
៛255 56
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Amount brought forward. $255 56
DISTRICT NO. 5.
H. L. Nesmith and others 38 19
DISTRICT NO. 6.
J. E. Knight.
I 50
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Felch Bros. and others 21 35
DISTRICT NO. 8.
F. L. Downs and others
IO 10
DISTRICT NO. 10.
H. V. Hildreth and others
20 25
$346 95 There are a number of outstanding bills on this storm which have not been presented for payment.
ESTIMATES FOR YEAR 1899-1900.
In making up the estimates for the amount of money asked for to be raised at the annual meeting, we have placed under the head of each department the amount that is asked for by that department.
SELECTMEN.
Highways $3,000 00
Town debt and charges
4,000 00
$7,000 00
OVERSEERS OF POOR.
Support of poor.
$2,500 00 $2,500 00
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Support of schools. $6,000 00
Tuition of High School scholars. 1,500 00
Text books and supplies for schools.
600 00
$8,100 00
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TRUSTEES OF J. V. FLETCHER LIBRARY.
Books
$200 00 $200 00
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BURIAL GROUNDS.
Public burial grounds.
$250 00 $250 00
COMMITTEE ON NEW BUILDING AT TOWN FARM.
$300 00 $300 00
Material
$18,350 00
Number of orders, 424. Total amount of orders, $17,898.07.
SHERMAN H. FLETCHER, GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, WESLEY O. HAWKES, Selectmen of Westford.
Report of Building Committee on New Ell to House at Town Farm, with New Lock-up. in
Paid F. D. Cook & Co. for lumber $394 30
NA Pratt & Co. for lumber. 14 25
Gregg & Son, for lumber, finish, doors, etc. . 169 0I.
Alana Portalance, laying cellar wall. .
60 00
For labor.
126 73
For freight and express
35 19
For carpenter work.
188 85
J. A. Healy, lime, cement and team- ing 51 60
Damon Gould Co., lime, cement and hair
42 68
Damon Brick Co., 19,000 brick .
96 00
Waldo Bros., sewer pipe
6 04
Joel Knapp & Son, iron work for cells
100 00
Wright & Bemis, sheet lead.
I 60
C. E. Adams, sheathing paper and hardware
6 56
Wright & Fletcher, hardware.
54 46
H. V. Hildreth, stone steps and capping 41 74
J. L. Moss, gutters
26 50
W. W. Johnson, lime and laths.
10 05
W. W. Handley, mason work. 217 29
W. H. Martin, plumbing.
352 19
$1,995 04
Appropriation, $2,000.
There is a balance due W. H. Martin, for plumbing, to the amount of $22.21, and there is in the hands of Mr. S. H. Balch the sum of $2 for sale of material.
The committee decided to give the Superintendent at the farm authority to buy the materials and take charge of the work, as estimates received for the building were so much in excess of the appropriation that we found it advisable to put the matter in
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his hands. The lowest estimate we received was $2,100 above the cellar, without the plumbing. We have expended between $500 and $600 in the basement in putting in cells and tramp room and brickwork, and $375 for plumbing, which amounts to about $900 more than the estimate. The Superintendent has done a good deal of the carpenter work himself at his leisure. We have nearly material enough on hand to finish the first floor, and it is estimated that if $300 more was raised by the Town to buy material for the second floor, stairs and stock for painting, the Superintendent can complete the building himself without any expense for labor. It would seem that it is policy for the Town to do so, for if there should be a change in the Superintendent before the building was finished, and a new man should take charge who was not a mechanic, it would necessitate the hiring of a carpenter extra. The committee is desirous for the citizens to visit the farm and inspect the new building, believing they will endorse the course the committee has taken.
SHERMAN H. FLETCHER, GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, WESLEY O. HAWKES, Board of Selectmen.
LEONARD W. WHEELER, ALBERT R. CHOATE, ALVIN G. POLLEY,
Board of Overseers of Poor. Committee.
LIST OF JURORS, 1898.
The following names will be reported at the Annual Meeting in March, to be placed in the jury box, subject to revision by the Town:
Names.
Occupations.
Wayland F. Balch,
Farmer.
Augustus Bunce,
Farmer.
Arthur H. Burnham,
Farmer.
John B. Carmichael,
Machinist.
Quincy W. Day,
Farmer.
Clarence R. P. Decatur,
Farmer.
Jeremiah Desmond,
Farmer.
Frank C. Drew,
Farmer.
George J. Dunn,
Mill Operative.
Elbert H. Flagg,
Farmer.
John M. Fletcher,
Grocer.
J. Willard Fletcher,
Farmer.
Charles H. Follansbee,
Clerk.
Austin H. Foss,
Farmer.
Allen B. Gould,
Clerk.
Edwin E. Heywood,
Farmer.
Frank H. Hildreth,
Farmer.
Samuel M. Hutchins,
Farmer.
John J. Monohan,
Clerk.
Elmer E. Nutting,
Machinist.
Charles E. Osgood,
Carpenter.
Nathan Prescott,
Painter.
J. Henry Read,
Manufacturer.
Reuben E. Redding,
Stable Keeper.
Charles N. Richardson,
Farmer.
Ossian V. Robey,
Carpenter.
T. Arthur E. Wilson,
Farmer.
Walter C. Wright,
Clerk.
SHERMAN H. FLETCHER, GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, WESLEY O. HAWKES,
Selectmen of Westford.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Selectmen, under the law, act as the Board of Health.
The Board appointed Wesley O. Hawkes and W. H. H. Bur- beck agents for diseases and sanitary condition of the Town. Albert P. Richardson and John A. Healy were licensed as under- takers.
In the fall an epidemic of scarlet fever prevailed in Granite- ville, and scattering cases occurred in other parts of the Town. No deaths occurred, as in many cases it was of a mild type. Typhoid fcver was somewhat prevalent; two deaths occurred.
On account of no appropriation passed by the Legislature, nothing was done in the inspection of cattle by the inspector. A limited inspection was made of cattle at time of slaughter, and one cow condemned.
The following table is for the calendar year 1898.
The number of deaths will be found in the Town Clerk's report.
Number of infectious or contagious cases reported in 1898 is 54.
Number. Deaths.
Measles I
41
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Diphtheria
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2
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The following expense has occurred :
Wright & Fletcher, wood alcohol and chlo- ride of lime.
$II 05
R. E. Redding, cleaning pond at Granite- ville of dead fish.
2 50
Express
25
W. J. Sleeper, M. D., investigating scarlet fever cases.
4 00
J. A. Healy, chloride of lime. 60
Mrs. Lovell, labor. 4 00
C. B. Coburn & Co., wood alcohol.
5 00
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Scarlet fever.
2
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Typhoid fever
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54
Courier-Citizen Co., printing . I 50
S. H. Fletcher, time and expense.
10 00
W. O. Hawkes, services as agent. .
20 00
W. O. Hawkes, cash paid for supplies. I 00
W. H. H. Burbeck, services as agent.
20 00
$79 90
SHERMAN H. FLETCHER, GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, WESLEY O. HAWKES,
Board of Health. .
REPORT ON CEMETERIES.
The following report is respectfully submitted by the Com- missioners of Public Cemeteries. for the year ending March Ist, 1899:
The usual work has been done in Fairview Cemetery. The avenues have been kept in good condition and free from grass and weeds.
Care has been given to all lots, as reported, and special attention given to those having a fund for perpetual care. All have been mowed several times during the season, and any tablets needing repairs have been attended to, when authorized by the owner of the lot. Mr. H. W. Tarbell was employed. at an expense of $30. to furnish and plant ornamental and flowering shrubs to beautify the grounds.
At the West Cemetery as much work has not been done as we had hoped and intended, but a beginning has been made, and we trust that during the coming season we can make considerable improvement, both there and at the North Cemetery. The fence has been painted two coats. Mr. H. W. Tarbell furnished and planted flowering vines over the tombs, and a row of evergreen trees has been planted on the east side. to hide the unsightly wall, if possible. at an expense of $26.40.
The Trust Funds for perpetual care of lots show a gradual increase in numbers. The same are deposited in various savings banks in the City of Lowell, making a total amount, up to the present time, of $700.
Regarding the subject of Trust Funds for such a purpose, the Legislature for 1897 passed a very wise law, which gives authority to executors and administrators whereby funds may be appro- priated from the proceeds of an estate and devoted to the purpose of providing perpetual care of a cemetery lot. The former law only allowed the executor or administrator to provide a suitable mark or monument for the deceased. The following is a copy of the statute :
"Executors or administrators may pay to cemetery corpora- tions or to cities or towns having burial places therein, a reasonable sum of money for the perpetual care of the lot in which the body of their testate or intestate is buried. The Probate
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Court shall determine, after notice to all parties in interest, to whom the same shall be paid and the amount thereof, and such sums shall be allowed in final account of such executor or admin- istrator."
The Commissioners would recommend that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $250 for the care and improvement of the various cemeteries during the ensuing year.
GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, Chairman, GEORGE T. DAY, Secretary, NOAH PRESCOTT, Commissioners of Public Burial Grounds.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation for 1898. $250 00
Estate of John W. Abbot, care of tomb. 10 00
George E. H. Abbot, Fairview. I 00 .
Fred Ammission, lot 334, E. D. . I 00 .
Mrs. John Bailey, lots 51 and 52, W. D
2 00
Mrs. John Baker, lot 330, E. D.
I 00
Mrs. W. F. Balch, lot 109, W. D.
I 00
Edmund Barton, lots 40 and 41, W. D.
2 00
Ai Bicknell, Bicknell and Whitney lots, Fairview
2 00
Edson G. Boynton, lot 333, E. D.
2 00
William Burnett, lot 37, E. D. I OO
Mrs. S. A. Butterfield, lot 344 and one in old ground. .
2 00
Mrs. J. T. Butterworth, lot 236, E. D
I 00
Mrs. Frank Calvert, lot 26, W. D I 00
John Carmichael, lot 68, W. D.
John B. Carmichael, lot 345, E. D.
I 00
Mrs. Clara P. Carkin, lots 145 and 338, E. D.
00
Thomas Carrick, lot 373, E. D .. .
1 00
Eugene F. Carpenter, lot 366, E. D.
1 00
Wm. R. Carver, lots 106 and 107, W. D.
2 00
Mrs. John Caunter, lots 21 and 22, E. D.
2 00
Charles A. Chamberlin, Fairview.
2 00
Miss Annie L. Coolidge, lot 65, W. D
2 00
Edward Craven, lot 63, W. D.
I 00
Miss Alice L. Davis, lot 10, W. D.
1 00
J. C. Decatur, lot 268, E. D.
5 00
Amount carried forward.
$299 00
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Augustus Bunce, lots II and 12, W. D
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Amount brought forward.
$299 00
Albert W. Decatur, lot 64, W. D. .
I 00
C. S. Dodge, lots 165 and 166, E. D 2 00
Thomas Drew, lot 43, E. D.
2 00
Mrs. A. E. Dupee, lot 144, E. D
I 00
Mrs. Rachel Dupee, Fairview.
1 00
S. N. Eaton, lot 342, E. D.
1 00
Alonzo B. Falls, lot 62, W. D.
1 00
Mrs. Emily A. Fletcher, Fairview
I 00
F. L. Fletcher, lot 83, W. D. .
I 00
Mrs. Julia A. Fletcher, lot 69, W. D
I 00
John M. Fletcher, lot 76, W. D.
I 00
J. W. Fletcher, lot 154, E. D.
1 00
Mrs. L. J. Fletcher, lot 92, W. D.
1 00
W. E. Frost, lot 17, E. D ..
I 00
L. S. Gilson, lots 60 and 75, W. D., and 329, E. D
3 00
William Gower, lot 42, E. D
I 00
Mrs. S. E. Green, Fairview I 00
John Greig, lot 14, W. D ..
3 00
George P. Hamlin, lot III, W. D. I 00
Miss C. S. Hamlin, lot 56, E. D 1 00
Mrs. L. G. Hamlin, lot 57, E. D.
I 00
Mrs. Alice A. Harris, lot 78, W. D
I 00
D. C. Harris, lot 15, W. D. .
I 00
George E. Harris, lot 27, W. D
5 00
W. O. Hawkes, lot 112, W. D.
1 00
Miss C. E. Hewitt, lot 116, W. D.
I 00
Mrs. Ellen Hildreth, lot 87, and one in Fairview
2 00
Miss Helen C. Hildreth, lot 115, W. D
I 00
H. V. Hildreth, lots 42 and 43, W. D.
2 00
Frank Hindle, lot 336, E. D.
1 00
E. H. Holt, lot 39, W. D.
I 00
G. F. Horne, lot 16, E. D.
I 00
S. G. Humiston, lot 142, E. D.
1 00
George W. Hunt, lot 341, E. D.
I 00
Miss A. L. Johnson, lot 60, E. D
I 00
Mrs. J. H. Laws, lot 114, W. D.
1 00
Peter Lord, lot 33, E. D
I 00
Miss R. E. Luce, Fairview .
I 00
George F. Millis, lot 57, W. D.
I 00
George C. Moore, lot 343, E. D.
2 00
Miss Laura E. Mace, lot 30, E. D.
6 00
F. Morton, lot 331, E. D
I 00
J. D. Morse, lot 58, E. D
1 00
Amount carried forward.
$362 00
Mrs. B. Foote, lots 22 and 23, W. D.
58
Amount brought forward $362 00
- A. B. Noyes, lot 162, E. D. I 00
Abram Orange, lot 48, E. D
I: 00
J. M. Osgood, lot 6, E. D. I 00
Mrs. H. S. Parker, Fairview
I OQ
Parker and Buxton, lot 365, E. D
I 00
Mrs. M. A. Parker, Fairview.
1.00
William Petherick, lot 339, E. D
I 00
Edward Prescott, lot 25, W. D
I OO
Alfred L. Prinn, lot 67, W. D.
I 00
George G. Read, lot 70, W. D.
I 00
J. H. Read, Fairview .
I OO
Mrs. J. W. Revere, Fairview.
I 00
Mrs. Anna Richardson, lot 74, W. D
I 00°
M. T. Richardson, Fairview .
I 00
Miss Sarah Richardson, Fairview 2 00
Mrs. F. K. Ripley, lot 2, E. D
I OO
William Saville, Fairview. .
I OO
Miss M. Shaw, lot 355, E. D
I OO
Jacob Smith, lot 95, W. D. .
I OO
Mrs. John Smith, lot 375, E. D
I 00
J. F. Spaulding, lot 346, E. D. .
I 00
Richard Stancombe, lot 340, E. D.
I 00
F. O. Stiles, lot 41, E. D.
I 00
Thomas Symmes, Fairview
2 00
Mrs. S. H. Trumbull, Fairview
I 00
J. A. Walkden, lot 15, E. D.
I 00
Duane Waller, lot 356, E. D.
I 00
William Welch, lot 18, E. D.
I 00
Isaac G. Wheeler, lot 105, W. D
I OO
A. F. Whidden, Fairview . . .
I 00
C. E. Whidden (Whiting lot), Fairview
2 00
William Whigham, lot 54, E. D.
CO I
E. J. Whitney, lots 28 and 29, E. D.
2 00
Mrs. Hiram Whitney, lot 100, W. D
I OO
J. H. Whitney, lot 36, W. D ..
I
Wm. M. Whitney, lot 21, W. D
I 00
L. E. Wilkins, lot 88, W. D
1 00
S. Willis, lot 20, W. D. I 00
I 00
John Wilson, lot 146, E. D. 2 00
I 00
Myron J. Wood, lot 155, E. D
I 00
Wm. L. Woods, lot 148, E. D.
I 00
Amount carried forward.
$412 00
W. T. Willis, lot 19, E. D.
Mrs. Mary A. Wood, lot 53, E. D.
2 00
Samuel L. Taylor, lot 101, and one in Fairview
59
Amount brought forward $412 00
A. A. Wright, lot 34, W. D I 00
F. C. Wright, lot 59, E. D. 1 00
Gilman J. Wright, lots 28 and 29, W. D. 2 00
G. P. Wright, lot 25, E. D.
I 00
Hammett D. Wright (V. B. Wright lot), Fairview I 00
N. H. Wright, lots 46 and 47, W. D
00
W. M. Wright, lot 24, E. D.
I 00
W. W. Wyman, lot 376, E. D. 1 00
Amount received for apples at Fairview
3 50
Receipts $425 50
EXPENSES.
Fairview :-
Paid H. W. Tarbell for shrubs, etc. $ 30 00
R. E. Redding for 12 cords of
manure
42 60
For grass seed.
75
For one pair of grass shears.
I 25
For postage, oil and fertilizer. . .
7 33
A. P. Richardson and others for labor West Cemetery :-
247 65
Paid Boutwell Bros., for iron pipe for fence Wright & Fletcher for paint stock. . .
13 OI
Nathan Prescott for painting fence. .
12 40
H. W. Tarbell for shrubs, etc. ·
20 00
H. W: Tarbell for labor setting trees
6 50
J. T. Colburn for labor
7 00
$389 76
Balance
$35 74
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