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C. H. Richardson, burial William H. T. Nichols, Co. E, 6th Mass. Vols. ... 50 00
Town of Leominster, Mass, re- funded the town $35.00 on account of burial of W. H. T. Nichols.
$120 00
FOREST FIRES AND OTHER FIRES.
The following forest fires have occurred during the year and damage estimated by the Forest Fire Wardens :
No. of Acres.
Estimated Damage
April 18 .- On land of George Jackson. S $ 25 00
19 .- On land of R. C. Whidden . I
1 00
27 .- On land of R C. Whidden, with 50 cords wood. S 100 00
30 .- On land of Town of Westford. Olive A. Prescott, Wilbert E. Parsons, heirs of A. Buttrick and Ed- ward Prescott. 60
350 00
May 20 .- On land of F. G. Sargent and Mrs. Emily A. Fletcher 63
45 00
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$521 00
On April 29 the dwelling house of Nathan Prescott was burned down in the center of the town ; most of the contents were saved. Fire caught from a defective chimney. Insured. Estimated loss, $2,000.
On Sept. 15 the dwelling house of Ralph C. Whidden and Rachel Dupee was burned down. Estimated loss, $2.500. Insured. Cause of fire unknown.
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EXPENSES.
John A. Healy, Fire Warden, and others, fire near Forge Village . $ 1 75
John A. Healy, Fire Warden, and others, Whidden land. 15 40
John A. Healy, Fire Warden, J. V. Fletcher land .. I 00
John A. Healy, Fire Warden, and others, near J. Sullivan's.
37 90
John A. Heal , Fire Warden, and others, Sargent and Fletcher land. . 20 So John A. Healy, Fire Warden, and others, Whidden and Dupee fire . 18 40
W. M. Whitney, Prescott fire. 2 00
Gilmer Stone, Fire Warden, Prescott and forest fires.
13 35
H. A. Fletcher, Fire Warden, forest fire, 14 00
C. G. Sargent's Sons, Sargent and Flet- cher fire.
3 25
L. J. Marden, Whidden fire.
2 40
J. W. Blodgett, Snake Meadow Hill . .
I 80
Food for firemen April 27.
4 45
Food for firemen April 30. 2 68
Food for firemen May 20 2 12
W. H. H. Burbeck, Forest Fire Ward ... 5 00
$146 30
TROPHY OF THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.
In the spring of 1899 the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, while visiting the U. S. Navy Yard at Washington, D. C., discov- ered that the Government had in its possession a few trophies of the Spanish war, in the shape of cannons that had been used to fortify the harbors of the ports of Cuba. An application was made to the Honorable Secretary of the Navy, Hon. John D. Long, for the loan or gift of a cannon for the Town of Westford for orna- mental purposes, as well as an object lesson to the rising generation of the valor of the American soldiers and sailors.
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Secretary Long very generously complied with the request and the following letter was received :
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY, 2 BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, WASHINGTON, D C., June 8, 1899. )
Sir-
I. The Bureau has this day directed the Commandant of the Navy Yard, Washington, D. C., to turn over to your order one 5 3-8 inch cast iron, muzzle-loading, smooth bore gun to be loaned the Town of Westford, Mass., that municipality to make all arrange- ments for transportation and pay all freight and handling charges.
2. This gun is one of those taken from Morro Castle, at the entrance of Santiago Harbor. As it is loaned for ornamental pur- poses only, the Bureau desires to disclaim any responsibility should it be fired.
Respectfully, CHARLES O'NEIL, Chief of Bureau of Ordnance.
Mr. S. H. Fletcher, Chairman Board of Selectmen, Westford' Mass.
Arrangements were made with the Pennsylvania Railroad for transportation, and the cannon arrived here in June, the day of the graduating exercises in the academy. Our town was honored that day by the presence of Secretary Long, who was much interested in this ancient piece of ordnance. It was cast in 1809 and weiglis 4800 pounds and is of English manufacture. A letter was written to the U. S. Consul at London, England, inquiring as to its origin and history. The following was received :
AMERICAN EMBASSY, LONDON, OFFICE OF MILITARY ATTACHE, 123 VICTORIA STREET, Aug. 31, 1899.
MR. S. H. FLETCHER :
Dear Sir-In reply to your letter of Aug. 3d to U. S. Consul, and referred to me, I beg to say that I have received the following in reply to enquiries :
El Morro Castle was ceded by the British to Spain in 1802, at the peace of Amiens, and in 1809 Britain entered into an alliance with Spain against France. In the same year the Carron Co. began
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to cast guns for the British government for the first time, and it is probable that the gun in question was presented by the British gov- ernment to Spain as a token of good will, and perhaps as a speci- men of the latest thing out in heavy ordnance. *
I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAML. S. SUMNER, Col. 6th Cavalry, Military Attache.
The gun has been mounted upon a granite base, on a triangular piece of ground at the east side of the Common. The Navy Department also donated 100 II-in. shells of the Civil War, which have been placed in pyramids around the Cannon. A suitable inscription in bronze has been placed upon the base. The Town of Westford is under obligation to the Honorable Secretary of the Navy for his kindness and interest he has taken in procuring this memorial of the Spanish war.
The following expense has occurred :
H. V. Hildreth, granite base for con- non .
$21 25
Bronze tablets for base and expense of putting on 12 SI
Freight and expenses on R. R. 20 99
R. C. Whidden, teaming 3 50
G. F. Millis. labor. 1 50
$60 05
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
John A. Healy, 2 ladders
$ 3 20
Painting pails and shovels 2 00
5 fire poles.
3 00
Nat. Mfg. Co., I doz. Johnson force pumps 36 00
3 padlocks. 50
I doz. fire pails 3 00
Rope and paint .. 2 75
Frank Haley, ironing poles 1 75
$52 20
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NEW BUILDING AT TOWN FARM.
Paid by orders $304 96 $304 96 See Overseers' report.
GENERAL EXPENSES.
F. C. Drew, fence posts $ 2 04
Postage for Town reports. 20 So
E. H. Chamberlin, M. D., return of births 1 00
W. H. Bennett, M. D., return of births. . 1 75
G. A. Harlow, M. D., return of births .. 1 00
F. E. Varney, M. D., return of births ...
2 25
J. W. Godfrey, M. D., return of births. . C. E. Whidden, express on town reports.
75
L. J. Marden, lumber for horse stalls .. ..
6 75
J. W. O'Brien, repair of carriage .... ..
6 75
L W. Wheeler, making report to State .. Postage for town officer s. .
5 00
8 85
M. W. Jenkins, repair of hearse, etc ....
5 00
H. A. Hildreth, storage for road carts. etc., 3 years 15 00
Record books.
2 30
John Feeney, repair of harnesses . .
IO 90
J. A. Walkden, repair of road scraper ... 3 00 Fred Seifer. repair of wagon. . Geo. Tyler & Co., 2 steel edges and cast- ings for road machine. 21 76
5 00
Feed bags
2 10
A. W. Balser, shoeing horses and repairs J. E Knight, repair of road machine, etc. Hiram Dane, damage on highway ...... Express .
13 75
14 25
25 00
6 85
II. M. Francis, plans and specifications for ell at almshouse 93 75
Frank Haley, shoeing horses and repairs. 38 14
Western Union telegram 56
Waldo Bros., drain pipe . 50 32
P. Savage, fence posts. 12 44
1 25
Amount carried forward
$378 31
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Amount brought forward $378.31
Food for election officers 3 91
B. & M. R. R., freight .. 5 90
J. A. Walkden, I watering trough 5 25
J. D. Farley, I check punch. . 5 00
Powder, fuse and nails for road depart- ment . 6 65
B. F. Parrott; damage.
10 00
J. R. Draper, M. D., services 18 00
N. L. Tuttle, I evener and whiffletree .. .
I O)
H. E. Fletcher & Co., dualin.
1 80
H. C. McMaster, repairs of cavalry target Shovels, picks, rakes, etc., for road de- partment. 9 60
7 00
Dr. J. N. Murray, attending sick horse. . 3 00 W. W. Johnson, teaming chairs. I 50
13 72
2 00
2 00
D. E. Splain, use of telephone, etc . .. N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., use of telephone for town officers
21 66
Money order fees.
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J. A. Healy, killing dogs Use of team
I 25
John M. Fletcher, administering oath ... Gilman J. Wright, administering oaths. .
25
Wright & Fletcher, grain, Jan., Feb. and Mar., 1899 4º 90
I 25
$543 46
ROAD DEPARTMENT.
By vote of the town at the annual meeting it was voted " to instruct the Selectmen to report the amount expended on the roads as named in the Westford Directory or by known name of said road."
We think this vote was passed under a misapprehension as to
Wright & Fletcher, sundries as per bill .. A. P. Richardson, repair of hearse. · R. C. Whidden, trimming old elm at Dupee Place
1 15
2 00
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the difficulties to be encountered if these instructions were to be carried out literally.
In the first place the Westford roads have not been named officially and the Westford Directory, so called, is not correct. It is an advertising publication, and the names of the roads as published are put down at any suggestion that may have arisen in the mind of the canvasser, and we find that a good many roads appear under two or three names. Also that the same name appears in different parts of the town.
2d. It was impossible to keep a correct account of the expendi- tures on each road unless we employed a number of timekeepers to watch the men to keep track of their work as they passed from one road to another.
While the Superintendent and the teams were at work at one place we had men in other parts of the town cutting brush and raking stones, and in some instances individuals making repairs in the vicinity they lived rather than to send the town teams, on account of the expense. With these difficulties confronting us, we decided to keep an account by districts, which we believe will be satisfactory and carry out the intention of the vote as passed.
We took the old school districts as a basis as laid down upon the map, and gave instructions to the Superintendent to cover the whole town as nearly as possible, and the result has been that we were obliged to overrun the appropriation.
In accordance with Chapter 98, Acts of 1839, Benjamin F. Day was appointed Superintendent of Streets.
Under his direction the following amounts have been expended. The bills show what month they were paid but not in all cases the month the work or expense occurred :
MARCH.
W. L. Butterworth, gravel $ 2 65
John Boyd, labor. 29 50
B. F. Day, labor and team 82 50
T. F. O'Brien, labor 22 50
$137 15
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APRIL ..
C. R. P. Decatur, gravel $ 3 20
S. L. Taylor, gravel ..
2 50
Julian Wilkinson, labor 26 62
Luther Lawton, labor 22 87
J F. O'Brien, labor
25 12
E. H. Holt, labor
26 62
Nelson L. Prescott, labor
25 12
B. F. Day, Superintendent. 45 00 Team . 69 38
Geo. Vaughn, labor. 27 00
Geo. Demerer, labor
1 00
L. J. Marden, grain 26 20
$300 63
MAY.
H. W. Tarbell, labor as per contract. $142 00
J. A. Cameron, gravel . 4 80
R. C. Whidden, team as per contract ..
50 00
Luther Lawton, labor 34 50
J. F. O'Brien, labor. 36 75
N. L. Prescott, labor 38 62
Julian Wilkinson, labor. 38 62
E. H Holt, labor. 37 50
Gec. Vaughn, labor 37 71
Luther Lawton, labor 6 00
B. F. Day, Superintendent 45 00
Team 97 50
$569 00
JUNE.
HI. W. Tarbell, as per contract $105 75
Julian Wilkinson, labor. 37 SS
Luther Lawton, labor 35 63
N. L. Prescott, labor. 36 35
J. F. O'Brien, labor
34 50
Geo. Vaughn, labor
37 14
H. E. Fletcher & Co., labor
II 72
B. F. Day, Superintendent. 45 00 Team 95 63
Gravel ..
12 95
Amount carri d forward
8452 58
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Amount brought forward. $452 58
L. J. Marden, grain.
25 71
Town Farm, 4220 lbs. hay.
R. C. Whidden, team 23 21
31 50
M. F. Downs, labor.
4 60
E. H. Holt, labor
37 88
Mrs. B. Smith, gravel 5 35
$580 83
JULY.
H. W. Tarbell, as per contract . $104 25
I. G. Hall, labor .
3 70
B. F. Day, Superintendent 45 00 Team 85 88
Charles Melvin, labor
15 30
E. H. Holt, labor.
34 88
Julian Wilkinson. labor
34 50
N. L. Prescott, labor.
32 63
Luther Lawton, labor
28 50
J F. O'Brien, labor.
15 75
John Dinsmore, labor
15 00
M. F. Downs, labor ..
6 00
G. W. Heywood, gravel .
22 55
R. C. Whidden, team. 6 80
L. J. Marden, grain ;. 22 90
$473 64
AUGUST.
L. J. Marden, grain.
$22 42
R. C. Whidden, team.
8 12
B. F. Day, Superintend nt Team . 88 13
45 00
E. H. Holt, labor 33 94
Charles Parker, labor
6 00
John Curtis, labor.
12 95
N. L. Prescott, labor
34 50
John Dinsmore, labor
39 75
Charles Melvin, labor
24 50
Luther Lawton, labor
9 75
Julian Wilkinson, labor
33 37
M. F. Downs, labor
48 00
$406 43
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SEPTEMBER.
G. F. Millis, labor. $ 1 00
Julian Wilkinson, labor
35 25
E. H. Holt, labor. 32 83
Chas. Parker, labor
John Dinsmore, labor 35 21
25 50
Geo. Vaughn, labor.
22 59
N. L. Prescott, labor
32 25
M. F. Downs, labor.
52 50
B. F. Day, Superintendent Team. 91 88
45 00
L. J. Marden, grain.
14 72
Abbot & Co., laying over bridge wall .. . 25 95
$414 69
OCTOBER.
B. F. Day, Superintendent. $45 00
Team
S2 50
Gravel. .
8 75
Charles Parker, labor
37 33
John Dinsmore, labor
10 50
Julian Wilkinson, labor
27 38
E. H. Holt, labor. 31 88
H. Parker, labor.
4 50
M. F. Downs, labor
58 50
G. W. Heywood, gravel. 5 10
A. Bunce, gravel . 3 90
L. J. Marden, grain 12 60
$327 94
NOVEMBER.
Eben Prescott, labor
$ 2 75
N. L. Prescott, labor
31 88
I. G. Hall, labor
2 55
Julian Wilkinson, labor.
4 50
Joseph Whitney, labor
17 10
A. J. Blaisdell, labor.
I 45
E. H. Holt, labor
13 50
M. F. Downs, labor.
42 00
B. F. Day, Superintendent 30 00
a man. :6 50
$162 23
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DECEMBER.
C. L. Howard,' gravel. $ 1 75
H. V. Hildreth, covering stone. 2 00
M. F. Downs, labor. 13 50
Joseph Whitney, labor 7 50
N. L. Prescott, labor
4 50
J. A. Fletcher, labor. 2 00
Town Farm, 5 200 49 tons hay.
73 43
L. J. Marden, grain 16 56
S. L. Taylor, gravel. 60
$121 84
JANUARY.
N. L. Prescott, labor $10 50
B. F. Day, Superintendent 33 75
John Connell, labor.
1 75
Joseph Coture, labor.
50
W. H. H. Burbeck, .
2 00
L. J. Marden, grain.
16 09
S. Crossland, gravel + 05
Henry Gurney, gravel 6 25
$74 89
$3.569 27
EXPENDITURE BY DISTRICTS.
District No. I .
$437 47
2
346 38
3.
368 74
4 .
308 38
5.
397 05
6.
315 47
7
328 37
8
319 30
9
321 25
IO ..
426 86
Appropriation, $3000.
$3.569 27
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Schedule of property belonging to town for use of Road Department : 2 horses, I set of heavy harnesses, 2 carts, 5 whiffle- trees and chains, I evener and spreader, 2 spare horse collars, I wrench, I wagon jack. 3 chains, I stone lifter, I pair hand splices, 4 rakes, 5 old shovels, 2 new shovels, I manure fork, I hay fork, 2 plows, 10 blasting drills, 12 plug dril's, 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, 3 picks, 4 iron bars, I pinch bar, I hand hammer, 2 striking hammers, I stone hammer, I curry comb, 2 horse brushes, 2 horse blankets, 2 surcingles, I stone drag, 2 yokes, I road scraper, 2 gravel screens, 2 drill spoons, 2 stone forks, I mattock, I 2-horse sled, I pail, I post rammer, I posf spoon, I post hole digger, lot of sewer pipe, I stone jigger, I ton ot hay, 2 nose bags, I small hoe.
BREAKING ROADS.
These bills are those remaining unpaid when the town report was published last year, and are for the snow storms of November, 1898, and February, 1899.
DISTRICT NO. I.
W. W. Johnson. Samuel L. Taylor, H. B. Read and others. $205 54
DISTRICT NO. 2.
R. E. Redding and others · 69 90
DISTRICT NO. 3.
S. H. Balch and others. .. 34 05
DISTRICT NO 4.
B. F. Day, S. B. Wright, J. T. Colburn, and others 197 09
Amount carried forward .
$506 58
50
Amount brought forward . $506 58
DISTRICT NO 5.
H. L. Nesmith, W. M. Vose, C. L. Adams and others. 83 15
DISTRICT NO. 6.
A. J. Blaisdell, A. H. Burnham, H. Kabelle and others 59 II
DISTRICT NO. 7.
W. C. Edwards, S. W. Kimball, Felch Bros. and others 176 31
DISTRICT NO. 8.
M. F. Downs, C. F. Shugrue and others
244 10
DISTRICT NO. 9.
H. E. Gould and others
88 95
DISTRICT NO. 10.
H. V. Hildreth, J. A. Healy and others. .
34 00
$1,192 20
ESTIMATES FOR 1900-1901.
In making up these 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 Bank wall at Westford depot. 200 00
$7,200 00
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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
TRUSTEES OF J. V. FLETCHER LIBRARY.
Books.
$150 00
$150 00
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BURIAL GROUNDS.
Public burial grounds. $250 00
- $250 00
$18,200 00
Number of orders, 457. Total amount of orders, $15,749.76.
SHERMAN H. FLETCHER, GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, WESLEY O. HAWKES, Selectmen of Westford.
LIST OF JURORS, 1900.
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.
William H. H. Burbeck,
Laborer.
Arthur H. Burnham,
Farmer.
Quincy W. Day,
Farmer.
Clarence R. P. Decatur,
Farmer.
Frank C. Drew,
Farmer.
Elbert H. Flagg,
Farmer.
Joel A. Fletcher,
Farmer.
Charles H. Follansbee,
Clerk.
Elias Y. Grant,
Machinist.
Edwin E. Heywood,
Farmer.
Frank H. Hildreth,
Farmer.
Samuel M. Hutchins,
Farmer.
Melbourne F. Hutchins,
Farmer.
John J. Monahan,
Clerk.
Angus McDonald,
Farmer.
Elmer E. Nutting,
Machinist.
Charles E. Osgood,
Carpenter.
William H. Petherick,
Mill Hand.
Nathan Prescott.
Painter.
Reuben E. Redding,
Stable Keeper.
Charles N. Richardson,
Farmer.
Ossian V. Robey,
Carpenter.
T. Arthur E. Wilson,
Farmer.
Bradley V. Wright,
Farmer.
Walter C. Wright,
Grocer.
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. Wesley O. Hawkes and W. H. H. Burbeck were appointed agents for diseases and sanitary condition of the Town. Albert P. Rich- ardson and John A. Healy were licensed as undertakers.
The Town for the past year has been very free from any epi- demic, and only few scattering cases of contagious diseases were reported.
The number of deaths will be found in the Town Clerk's report.
The following table of contagious diseases is for the calendar year 1899 :
Number. Deaths.
Measles.
3
Scarlet Fever.
S
-
Typhoid Fever
3
-
-
-
14
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The following expense has occurred : W. H. Bennett, M. D., services .
$ 4 00
J. R. Draper, M. D., services
5 00
10 gals. wood alcohol.
10 00
I blank book.
20
S. H. Fletcher, services
5 00
W. O. Hawkes, services.
5 00
W. H. H. Burbeck, services
20 00
-
$49 20
SHERMAN H. FLETCHER, GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, WESLEY O. HAWKES,
Board of Health.
REPORT OF CEMETERIES.
The Commissioners of Public Burial Grounds submit the following report :-
The greater part of the extra work has been done at the North Cemetery the past year. The face wall on the south side has been relaid, new capstone added, and the joints thoroughly pointed with cement.
The number of persons reported as contributing $1.00 or more, that their lots at Fairview may receive special care, shows an increase over last year. The necessary labor has been done for the improvement of the avenues and grounds. The West Cemetery has received the least attention, as the expense at the North Cemetery was more than at first anticipated, but we felt it best to complete the wall with a proper capstone, which increased the expense materially. The trees set out to hide the old wall at the West Cemetery did not thrive as we hoped. The ensuing year we shall give more attention to this Cemetery, and shall make such improvements as may seem desirable.
The Trust Funds for Perpetual Care of Lots have increased in number this year, there being twelve at the present time, and it is very probable that several more will be added in a short time. For the benefit of any person desiring to establish such a fund, we would say that any sum not less than $50, paid to the Commissioners or the Town Treasurer, is sufficient for the pur- pose. The Commissioners would recommend that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $250 for the care and improve- ment of the various Cemeteries the ensuing year.
GEORGE W. HEYWOOD, Chairman, NOAH PRESCOTT, GEORGE T. DAY, Secretary. Commissioners of Public Burial Grounds.
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TRUST FUNDS HELD FOR CARE OF BURIAL LOTS.
Sally B. Burrill fund.
$100 00
Mary A. Putnam fund.
100 00
Samuel Horne fund.
50 00
Clara M. Wiley fund.
100 00
Joseph B. Griffin fund.
100 00
Edwin D. Metcalf fund.
50 00
Sarah S. Reed fund.
100 00
C. & C. A. Hamlin fund.
100 00
Varnum B. Wright fund
25 00
M. Hennessey fund.
50 00
S. Richardson fund.
50 00
James M. Parker fund
50 00
$875 00
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation for 1899 . $250 00
Mrs. E. S. Abbot, Fairview, care of tomb. 10 00
George E. H. Abbot, Fairview
1 00
Fred Ammission, lot 334, E. D.
: 00
Mrs. John Bailey, lots 51 and 52, W. D. 2 00
Mrs. John Baker, lot 330, E. D .. 1 00
Mrs. W. F. Balch, lot 109, W. D.
1 00
Edmund Barton, lots 40 and 41, W. D
2 00
Joseph Bennett, lot 61, E. D.
5 00
Ai Bicknell, Bicknell and Whitney lots, Fairview
2 00
Edson G. Boynton, lot 333. E. D.
I 00
Augustus Bunce, lots II and 12, W. D.
2 00
William Burnett, lot 37, E. D.
I OU
Income from Sally B. Burrill fund, Fairview
7 08
Mirs. S. A. Butterfield, lot 344, and one in old ground
2 00
Mrs. J. T. Butterworth, lot 236, E. D
1 00
Mrs. Frank Calvert. lot 26, W. D 1 00
John Carmichael, lot 68, W. D.
00
Amount carried forward
$291 08
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Amount brought forward. $291 08
John B. Carmichael, lot 345, E. D. 1 00
Mrs. Clara P. Carkin, lots 145 and 338, E. D 2 00
Mrs. William Carrick, lot 328, E. D .. 8 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
Edward Craven, lot 63. W. D. 1 00
Mrs. S. P. Cummings, lot 93, W. D I 00
E. B. Currier. lot 266. E. D.
5 00
Miss Alice L. Davis, lot 10, W. D
1 00
J. C. Decatur, lot 268, E. D. .
1 00
Albert W. Decatur. lot 64. W. D. .
1 00
C. S. Dodge, lots 16; and 166, E. D.
2 00
Miss Mary E. Drew, lot 43. E. D.
00
Mrs. A. E. Dupee, lot 144, E. D
I 00
Mrs. Rachel Dupee. Fairview I 00
S. N. Eaton. lot 342, E. D .. I 00
Alonzo B. Falls, lot 62. W. D ..
1 00
Mrs. A. M. Felch, lot 257, E. D.
1 00
Mrs. Emily A. Fletcher, Fairview
00
F. L. Fletcher. lot 83. W. D. .
00
Mrs. Julia A. Fletcher, lot 69, W. D
I 00
John M. Fletcher, lot 76. W. D 1 00
1 00
Mrs. L. J. Fletcher, lot 92. W. D.
1 00
Mrs. B. Foote, lots 22 and 23, W. D
2 00
W. E. Frost, lot 17. E. D.
1 00
Mrs. Louisa Garbett, lot 55. E. D.
I 00
August Gardel. lot 368, E. D.
5 00
I. S. Gilson, lots 60 and 75, W. D., and 320, E. D. . .
3 00
William Gower, lot 42, E. D.
1 00
Mrs S. E. Green, Fairview
1 00
John Greig. lot 14. W. D.
1 00
Income from J. B. Griffin fund.
5 86
Mrs. Abby Hamlin, lot 366, E. D
1 00
George P. Hamlin, lot III, W. D
I 00
Income from C. and C. A. Hamlin fund, lots 56 and 57, E. D. 3 02
Mrs. Alice A. Harris, lot 78, W. D
1 00
George E. Harris. lot 27, W. D
1 00
W. O. Hawkes, lot 112, W. D.
1 00
Miss C. E. Hewitt, lot 116, W. D.
1 00
Mrs. Ellen Hildreth. lot 87 and one in Fairview
2 00
Amount carried forward
$363 96
J. W. Fletcher, lot 154, E. D.
57
Amount brought forward $363 96
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.
1 00
Mrs. G. F. Horne, lot 16, E. D. I 00
Income from Samuel Horne fund.
2 93
Francis Hosmer, lot 325, E. D.
5 00
S. G. Humiston, lot 142, E. D. 1 00
G. W. Hunt, lot 341, E. D. I 00
Miss A. L. Johnson, lot 60, E. D 1 00
Samuel A. Kyle, lot 369, E. D.
5 00
Mrs. J. H. Laws, lot 114, W. D
I OO
Miss R. E. Luce, Fairview.
I 00
Income from E. D. Metcalf fund.
3 0.4
George F. Millis, lot 57. W. D.
1 00
George C. Moore, lot 343, E. D.
2 00
Miss Laura E. Mace. lot 30, E. D.
I 00
F. Morton, lot 331. E. D. .
I 00
Mrs. Mary Morse. lot 58, E. D
I OO
Abram Orange, lot 48. E. D.
I CO
Lewis P. Palmer, lots 31 and 32, E. D.
2 00
Mirs. H. S. Parker, Fairview.
I 00
Parker and Buxton. lot 365. E. D
I 00
Income from J. M. Parker fund.
1 00
Mrs. M. A. Parker, Fairview
1 00
William Petherick. lot 339, E. D.
I 00
Miss Harriet Prescious, lot 47, E. D
5 00
Edward Prescott. lot 25. W. D
1 00
William Prinn, lot 67. W. D.
1 00
Income from Mary A. Putnam fund, North Ceme- tery 9 36
George G. Reed, lot 70, W. D
1 00
J. H. Read, Fairview.
1 00
Income from Sarah S. Reed fund, West Cemetery .. .
6 12
Mrs. Anna Richardson, lot 74, W. D
00
Mrs. F. K. Ripley, lot 2, E. D.
5 00
William Saville, Fairview. 1 00
Estate of E. Mary Schellenger, lot 227, E. D. 5 00
Mrs. George Scrutton, lot 375, E. D I 00
Frank Shaw, lot 65, W. D. 1 00
Amount carried forward
$446 41
M. T. Richardson, Fairview. 1 00
1 00
Mrs. Nancy Sargent, lot 59, W. D
I. M. Osgood, lot 6, E. D. I OO
58
Amount brought forward £446 41
Miss M. Shaw, lot 355, E. D. . 1 00
Miss Clara Smith, lot 95, W. D. 1 00
J. F. Spaulding, lot 346, E. D. 1 00
Richard Stancombe, lot 340, E. D.
I 00
F. O. Stiles, lot 41, E. D ..
1 00
Thomas Symmes, Fairview.
2 00
S. L. Taylor, lot 101, and one in Fairview
2 00
Mrs. S. H. Trumbull, Fairview
I 00
J. A. Walkden, lot 15, E. D.
1 00
William Welch, lot 18, E. D.
1 00
Isaac G. Wheeler, lot 105, W. D
1 00
Mrs. Mary J. Wheeler, lot 77, W. D
2 00
A. F. Whidden, Fairview. ..
1 00
C. E. Whidden, Whiting lot, Fairview
2 00
William Whigham, lot 54, E. D
1 00
E. J. Whitney, lots 28 and 29, E. D.
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