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June 16, 1913. Fire started at 5.50 P. M. in house of Lewellyn F. Gates at Parker Village, totally destroying the house and two barns. The fire was started by a child playing with matches. Value of buildings and contents destroyed, $6,100. Insurance carried, $2,800.
August 4, 1913. Fire started at 6.30 A. M. in closet of house occupied by Thomas Rafferty, owned by Mrs. Katherine Gagnon of Lowell, located on West Street, Graniteville. Amount of damage to house, $150; to contents, $200.
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Sept. 19, 1913. Fire started in attic of house occupied by Oliver Byron, Forge Village. Damage done to building and contents, $175. Fully covered by insurance.
Oct. 6, 1913. Fire started at 12.20 A. M. in the ell of C. G. Sargent Sons Corporation boarding house on Broadway, Granite- ville. By very effective work the Choate Hose Co. confined the fire to the ell of the building, which was almost totally destroyed. Damage to building and contents, $1,150. Fully covered by insurance.
Nov. 12, 1913. A fire due to back firing in the carburetor partially destroyed the motor truck owned by Wm. E. Wright. The damage was $500. Fully covered by insurance.
At this time the Fire Engineers wish to call attention to the misuse of the telephone service in time of fire.
Under present conditions there is no quick method of ringing in a fire alarm in time of fire. It is necessary for the chief operator of the telephone exchange to call up many of the firemen and neighbors by telephone before the church bell is rung. The operator has in the past been greatly hindered by people calling up from idle curiosity to inquire the location and possible damage of the fire and holding the line for long periods for unnecessary gossip. This often prevents those acting under instruction from the fire engineers or forest warden getting Central to ask for additional assistance or prevents the Central operator, engineers or forest warden calling up other parties on these lines to require extra help. The rules of the telephone company give fire calls the right of way over all other calls and all women and girls who are by far the worst offenders should keep off the lines with unnecessary calls during a fire.
The engineers believe that a suitable alarm system should be installed. By having an electric whistle or siren located at Westford Centre which would be operated automatically from one box located at the telephone exchange, fire alarms could come in by telephone to the chief operator who would simply put a disk of the required district number on a peg in the alarm box
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and ring in the alarm as in the city. The whole town would then be notified. This in the case of a serious building or forest fire would mean a great saving in time.
As the life of fire hose is only about nine years under the best conditions, the fire engineers believe that a yearly sum should be appropriated to purchase fire hose to replace that worn out.
They therefore recommend that the town appropriate $270 to purchase 450 feet of new hose.
The fire engineers recommend that a new hydrant be installed at Forge Village opposite the Station to take care of any fires that may occur on the new street or at the Square.
During the year at a special town meeting, the Town voted to buy land and build a building suitable to house the Choate Hose Co. of Graniteville. This building has just been com- pleted and makes a very satisfactory fire house centrally located.
The fire engineers ask that the sum of $600 be appropriated for fire department purposes.
EDWARD M. ABBOT, Chief, JOHN EDWARDS, Clerk, ALBERT R. CHOATE,
Fire Engineers.
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EXPENSES OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 1, 1914.
E. M. Abbot Hose Co. No. 1.
July 5 Rent of fire house $ 60 00
Sept. 6 Peter Clement, watchman July 3-4 4 20
Dec. 6 Joseph Carpenter, ironing fire pole. . 6 00
Joseph Wall, painting fire pole .. . .
2 00
Feb. 7 Wright & Fletcher, coal. 4 13
Salaries, extra-time firemen. 57 99
L. W. Wheeler, extension telephone bell 1 50
Wright & Fletcher, supplies.
1 00
$ 136 82
A. R. Choate Hose Co. No. 2.
Sept. 6 H. H. Wilder, extinguisher holder. $ 1 50
A. W. Prim, watchman July 3-4.
.
3 50
Feb. 7 J. A. Healy, rent of hall. 30 00 Salaries, extra time of firemen. 89 92
J. A. Healy, new stove.
24 50
$ 149 42
John Edwards Hose Co. No. 3.
April 5 .J. A. Healy, 1/2 cord of wood. $ 375 Feb. 7 Salaries, extra time. 64 63
$ 68 38
Amount carried forward
$ 354 62
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Amount brought forward
$ 354 62
Miscellaneous Expenses.
Sept. 6 City of Lowell, repairing hose .... $ 2 37
Oct. 4 Donovan Harness Co., supplies .... 3 50
Dec. 6 City of Lowell, repairing hose. 73
Feb. 7 Boston Belting Co., new hose 205 80 American Express 62
H. J. Healy, carrying hose to Lowell 4 25
$ 217 27
$ 571 89
.
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REPORT OF THE FOREST WARDEN.
The Forest Warden submits the following report :
By order of the Selectmen, every extinguisher in the Town has been examined and recharged. I found them all in very good condition and left a supply of soda and acid whenever it was needed.
One hundred boxes were bought for acid and soda, being much easier to handle, making less breakage.
Being a dry summer the expense of watching the fire would be more than in average years.
There were 150 fire permits issued for setting fires the past year.
A list of persons with whom hand fire extinguishers have been placed, and a list of the fires are submitted herewith.
I would recommend that the appropriation for fire extin- guishers for the coming year be the same as last year.
H. L. NESMITH,
Forest Warden.
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LIST OF EXTINGUISHERS IN WESTFORD.
April, 1913
Charges
No. 1 David Grieg, 10
31
32 C. Shugrue
3 Eben Prescott, 15
33
J. A. Healy, Dun- stable Rd.
4 Samuel Taylor, 10
5 John Flynn, 5
6 J. G. Ellison, 10
7 Charles Edwards
35
Willard Fletcher
8 Nabnasset School
9 Walter Whidden
37 George Symmes
10 Herbert E. Fletcher
11
66 66
39 Judson Sweetser
12
66 66 66
40
W. Butterworth
13 60 66
41
Everett Jarvis
14 60 66
42
C. M. Griffin
16 N. Whitney
17 Andrew Johnson
45
John O'Brien
18
46
A. Blaisdell
20
W. Williams
49
Angus McDonald .
21
Brookside Firehouse
50
D. Desmond
22
60
51
O. Foster
23 Graniteville Fire-
52
A. A. Hildreth
house
53 Albert Flagg
24
Graniteville Fire-
54 Calvin Howard
house
55 Jim Wilson
25 Charles Couture
56 Alec. McDonald
26 H. D. Wright
57 Otis Day
27 Gilman F. Wright
58 W. W. Johnson
28 Horace Gould
59 Parkerville Firehouse 66
29 H. O. Keyes
60
30 L. Ward
61 Mabel Drew
15 J. Lundburg
43 James Sullivan
44 W. Seifer
47 A. Burnham
48 L. S. Gates
19 J. O'Brien, Provi- dence Rd.
36 Will Greene
38 George Kimball
34. J. A. Healy, Dun- stable Rd.
J. M. Booke 2 Henry Read, 10
85
62 O. R. Spalding 66
84 Frank Hildreth
63
85
W. Pollock
64 Willard Fletcher
86
A Vose
65 Perly Wright
87 C. Parker
66 Guy Decatur
88 John Connell
67 Arthur B. Parrott
89
Graniteville Hose Co.
68 A. Durealt
90
69 C. B. Whetmore
91
C. Johnson, Whid- den's Co.
71 Fred Blodgett
92
L. Sutherland
72 Frank Murphy
93
Westford Hose Co.
73 Frank Wright
94
66
66
66
74 Charles Wright
95
66
66
6
66
76 William Hunt
97
66
66
77 Fred McCoy
98
66
66
66
78 George Hartford
100
Forge Village Hose Co.
60
66
66
80 Westford Pumping Sta.
102
81 Richard Prescott
103
66
66
60
66
82 Frank Miller
104
Parkerville School
83 Jim O'Brien, Stony
105
George Irish
Brook Rd.
99
66
66
79 J. W. Pyne
101
66
70 T. Sullivan
75 William Wright
96
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FIRES IN TOWN OF WESTFORD.
DATE
OWNER
SET BY
Acres
Damage
Ex- pense
Ex- pense
March 23
Tommy Norwoski
B. & M. R. R.
30
$ 50.00
$24.55
April
1
F. C. Hildreth
B. & M. R. R.
1
1.00
2.75
2
C. B. Wetmore
B. & M. R. R.
1214
50
1.25
8
J. Healy
B. & M. R. R.
2.00
.85
9
Harry Fletcher
Unknown
2
10.00
$
2.51
9
Richard Prescott
B. & M. R. R.
5.00
1.35
10
Groton Holbrooke Farm
Unknown
10
15.00
10.74
25
Fletcher, Pollock and Leland .
B. & M. R. R.
53
70.00
8.23
22
C. L. Talent
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
1.00
.76
27
Geo. C. Moore
Unknown
30
200.00
84.53
19
Geo. C. Moore
Unknown
2.00
2.70
May
3
Heywood & Burbeck
B. & M. R. R.
1.00
2,20
10
Will Butterworth
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
3
10.00
4.40
11
J. V. Fletcher
B. & M. R. R.
5.00
2.00
15
Town Farm
B. & M. R. R.
1
5.00
9.85
14
Hall & Symmes
B. & M. R. R.
5
Acton
2.20
Hall & Symmes
B. & M. R. R.
Acton
12.80
14 Ham Whitney
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
1
2.00
2.05
19
Quincy Day
B. & M. R. R.
1.00
.50
20
J. A. Healy
B. & M. R. R.
10.00
6.60
21
T. Sullivan
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
1.00
2.20
24
Chelmsford Fire
Unknown
2.00
June
2 J. A. Healy
B. & M. R. R.
2.00
.85
11
Richard Prescott
B. & M. R. R.
1.00
1.85
28
H. E. Fletcher
Unknown
1.00
6.55
July
1
H. E. Fletcher
Unknown
4
20.00
16.50
6
Massuries & Vasseline
Unknown
5
50.00
33.70
8
Massuries & Vasseline .
Unknown
1
5.00
2.50
12
Charles Parker
B. & M. R. R.
1
1.00
. 50
June
11
Spalding, Heywood and Fletcher
B. & M. R. R.
4 12,000.00
160.67
31
Oscar Spalding
8.05
$261.15 $177.04
Received from B. & M. R. R. for fires ..
$224.00
Received from N. Y ., N. H. & H. R. R. for fires
9.41
Received from Town of Groton
10.74
Received from Town of Acton
15.00
Received from Town of Chelmsford
2.00
$261.15
20.00
15 Electric R. R.
2
15
3
W/M
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Report of the Committee in Charge of the Whitney Playground.
Your committee are very glad to report that, in spite of the dry season of the past year, the grounds have been neverthe- less maintained in a very attractive appearance and neither the grass nor the shrubbery seem to have suffered any severe damage by reason of the drought. This is occasioned in part by the fact that considerable time was expended in watering the same.
The arms of the Giant Stride have had to be again replaced, as well as the ropes on the swings, all of which gives evidence of the great amount of use made of these means of enjoyment.
The investment made of the funds remained unchanged, and the following is a statement of the receipts and expenditures :
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand. $ 2 86
Interest on two bonds, American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Company 80 00
Interest on bond of the Nipe Bay
Company 60 00
Interest on two bonds, Spencer Gas
Company 100 00
Interest on deposit, Lowell Institution for Savings 7 84
$ 250 70
Amount carried forward.
$ 250 70
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Amount brought forward. $ 250 70
EXPENDITURES.
1913.
June 7 Paid Narragansett Machine Com- pany, ropes for swings. ... $ 18 75
July 16 Paid J. Willard Fletcher, Agent, American Express Company . . 85
Paid Robert Prescott, labor. 4 00
Paid Paul E. Symmes, labor. . .. Westford Water Company . 5 00
5 75
Paid Dickerman & McQuade, tape for tennis court. 4 50
Dec. 31 Paid Westford Water Co. 5 00
1914.
Feb. 1 Paid J. Willard Fletcher, Agent, American Express Company . . Paid Narragansett Machine Com- pany, arms for Giant Stride.
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12 00
Paid Edmund Baker, labor. . 139 00 Paid George E. Gould, on account for services. 30 00
Paid Wright & Fletcher, fer- tilizer, etc. 24 27
$ 249 92
Balance on hand. $ 78
OSCAR R. SPALDING, HERBERT V. HILDRETH, EDWARD FISHER.
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Treasurer's Report.
The Treasurer of Westford submits the following report.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand March 1, 1913 $ 4,375 46
Cash borrowed 15,000 00
John Feeney, Janitor Town Hall. 175 00
John Feeney, Janitor Town Hall, use telephone
10
State Treasurer, gratuities.
216 00
State Treasurer, tuition Industrial School. 75 00
Highway Commission, gypsy and brown tail moth work 12 00
State Treasurer, compensation inspector animals ... 45 00
State Treasurer, tuition children
74 50
State Treasurer, gypsy and brown tail moth suppres- sion 983 55
State Treasurer, on acct. Supt Schools
531 25
State Treasurer, Corporation tax, public service. . .
1,217 30
State Treasurer, Corporation tax business
8,102 52
State Treasurer, National bank tax 399 22
State Treasurer, Military Aid 18 00
State Treasurer, State Aid.
508 00
State Treasurer, Support Sick Paupers
7 00
State Treasurer, Income Mass. School Fund.
1,238 36
L. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax 1911.
84 97
L. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax 1911 interest.
17 59
L. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax 1912.
2,577 21
L. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax 1912 interest 81 34
L. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax 1913 before Nov. 1 .. 29,859 22
L. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax 1913 after Nov. 1. 6,069 12
L. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax 1913 interest. 63 18
I. W. Wheeler, Collector Tax, Excise Tax 260 97
Amount carried forward
$71,991 86
90
Amount brought forward. $71,991 86
Alex Fisher, slaughter house license. 1 00
Adams Ex. Co., permit to transport liquor 1 00
Conrad Richards, license to sell ice cream Sunday. 1 00
C. L. Hildreth, Town Pound. 1 00
American Ex. Co., permit to transport liquor 1 00
Town Groton, on acct. fires 10 74
A. J. Abbot, grading sidewalk 30 25
J. C. Abbot, grading sidewalk.
9 88
. Albert Reeves, license to sell ice cream Sunday ...
1 00
Albert Reeves, pool room license
10 00
Mrs. W. T. Wheeler, grading sidewalk
5 50
W. C. Roudenbush, damaged book.
27
Town Acton, on acct. fires
15 00
H. L. Nesmith, private work.
7 50
Town of Chelmsford, on acct. fires
2 00
A. A. Hildreth, sealer weights and measures
40 02
G. E. Gould, privilege on Common May 30.
1 00
Abbot Worsted Co., germ destroyer. 2 88
Frank Healy, expense grading sidewalk 19 11
20 00
Talbot Dyewood & Chemical Co., carboy 3 75
David Mason, expense grading sidewalk 18 99
G. E. Mountain, pool room license. 15 00
F. L. Turbush, expense grading sidewalk 16 87
A. McDonald, wheels sold. 8 00
County Treasurer, dog licenses. 349 14
Henry Provost, expense grading sidewalk. 14 60
S. Willis, expense grading sidewalk. 14 60
Joe Wall, use team. 8 12
Edward Fisher, use telephone 99
Clerk First District Court, Ayer, fines
132 39
B. & M. R. R., on acct. fires 224 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., on acct. fires 9 41
$73,095 87
Gilbert & Barker Mfg. Co., 2 steel bbls.
91
PAYMENTS.
By cash, notes. $18,000 00
interest
931 99
Repairs State Highway 162 50
State tax
4,640 00
County tax
2,340 81
Orders and incidental expenses. 26,079 01
On account Schools. 14,302 76
Cash on hand Feb. 24, 1914.
6,638 80
$73,095 87
HARWOOD L. WRIGHT,
Treasurer of Westford.
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Auditor's Report.
Having made the usual examination of the accounts of the Town Officers for the year ending February 1, 1914, I beg to report that I have found the Cash Books and Ledgers correctly footed and proper vouchers on file for the payments.
Furthermore, I wish to suggest the following recommenda- tions: That the Assessors when abating taxes, render a state- ment of same to the Tax Collector, as it is customary at the present time, and a duplicate statement to the Treasurer. Also when assessing additional taxes that they render to the Tax Collector, Treasurer and Auditor separate statements covering same.
I also think it advisable that any Town Officer in any department when rendering a bill (excepting tax bills), for which the Town is to receive money, should give a statement of same to the Treasurer and Auditor. An inquiry could then be made if payment is not received in due course.
These suggestions are offered merely in the interest of establishing a more satisfactory and businesslike check on the transactions of the Town.
I wish to thank the Officers for their hearty co-operation with me in making this audit.
I submit herewith a report, the result of my examinations, and a statement of the financial condition of the Town on February 1, 1914.
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TAXES.
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1911.
To balance to collect as per audit February 13, 1913 $ 99 18
Past due interest collected.
17 59
$ 116 77
Less abatements since last audit, as per Assessors' notices found on file with the Treasurer 14 21
$ 102 56
By taxes collected since last audit to August 11, 1913. $ 84 97
Past due interest collected. 17 59 $ 102 56
Leaving no balance to collect.
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1912.
To balance to collect as per audit of February 13, 1913. $ 2,924 18
Past due interest collected.
81 34
$ 3,005 52
Less Abatements since last audit as per Assessors' notices found on file with the Treasurer. 324 83
$ 2,680 69
By taxes collected since last audit to February 14, 1914. $ 2,577 21
Past due interest collected. 81 34 $ 2,658 55
Balance to collect
$
22 14
94
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector for Year 1913.
To amount of tax levy as per Assessors' Warrant, as follows:
744 polls at $2.00
$ 1,488 00
Personal Estate 11,167 40
Real Estate 24,130 27
Moth bills 405 17
$37,190 84
Additions since issue of Warrant as per Assessors' notices found on file with the Collector 225 16
Past due interest collected. 63 18
$37,479 18
Less abatements for the year as per Assessors' notices found on file with
the Treasurer 302 50
$37,176 68
By collections to November 1, 1913 .... $29,859 22
By collections from November 1, 1913, to February 14, 1914. 6,069 12
Past due interest collected. 63 18
$35,991 52
Balance to collect. $ 1,185 16
EXCISE TAX.
To Excise Tax to collect as per Assessors' Warrant $ 260 97
By collections 260 97
Leaving no balance to collect.
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RECAPITULATION.
Uncollected taxes for 1912. $ 22 14
Uncollected taxes for 1913. 1,185 16
Total amount of uncollected taxes,
February 14, 1914. $ 1,207 30
TOWN CLERK.
During the year the Town Clerk issued licenses for :
161 male dogs at $2.00. $ 322 00
15 female dogs at $5.00. 75 00
$ 397 00
Less Clerk's fee for 176 at 20c
35 20
Balance paid to County Treasurer and
receipted for by him. $ 361 80
SELECTMEN.
The Selectmen issued during the year 322 orders on the Treasurer, amounting to $26,079.01. Proper vouchers were found on file for each order.
TOWN FARM.
H. W. Barnes, Superintendent.
To balance cash on hand January 31, 1913 $ 21 78 To total receipts for the year to January 31, 1914. 4,688 27
$ 4,710 05
By payments for the year to January 31, 1914 $ 4,709 77 By balance cash on hand January 31, 1914 28
$4,710 05
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Charles L. Hildreth, Chairman.
To amount received from Town Treasurer
for the year to February 1, 1914. . .. $ 1,247 54 By payments for the year to February 1, 1914 1,247 54
LIBRARY.
Charles O. Prescott, Secretary.
To balance cash on hand February 1, 1913 $ 36 97 To total receipts during the year. 1,565 92
$ 1,602 89
By total payments for the year to
February 1, 1914.
$ 1,532 40
By balance cash on hand February 3, 1914
70 49
$ 1,602 89
TREASURER.
To balance cash on hand February 1, 1913 $ 4,375 46 Receipts from all sources during the year. 68,720 41
$73,095 87
By total payments for the year ending February 1, 1914. $66,457 07
Balance cash on hand February 1, 1914.
6,638 80
$73,095 87
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Statement of Condition.
ASSETS.
1912 taxes remaining uncollected $ 22 14
Accrued interest on same. 1 65
1913 taxes remaining uncollected.
1,185 16
Accrued interest on same. 17 77
Due from State aid.
564 00
Due from military aid. 216 00
Balance cash on hand with Supt. of Town Farm 28
Balance cash on hand with Secretary of
Library 70 49
Balance cash on hand with Treasurer.
6,638 80
$ 8,716 29
LIABILITIES.
Due State Treasurer on Schoolhouse loan (Wm. E. Frost School) $ 9,000 00
Three months' interest on same at 41/4 per cent .. 95 62
Due State Treasurer on Schoolhouse loan (Cameron School) 3,000 00
Five months' interest on same at 4 per cent. 50 00
$12,145 62
Deficit February 1, 1914.
$ 3,429 33
The deficit February 1, 1913, was $ 7,149 71
W. R. TAYLOR, Auditor.
WESTFORD, MASS., February 28, 1914.
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Report of Commissioners of Public Burial Grounds
The following report for 1913 is presented by the Commis- sioners of Public Burial Grounds :
Fairview, Westlawn and Hillside Cemeteries have received the usual care and we are pleased to say that five lots in Fairview, three in Westlawn, and one in Hillside Cemetery have been placed under the perpetual care of the Town, the sum of $650 being added to the Perpetual Care Fund, making the whole amount $6,595.25.
We very much regret to announce the resignation of Charles N. Richardson, who has so long given Fairview Cemetery most faithful care, and also regret to say that after many years of very efficient service in keeping the records of burials and col- lecting the money from residents and non-residents for yearly care of lots in Fairview, Mrs. Alma M. Richardson has also resigned. Fairview Cemetery, the coming year, will be under the care of D. L. Greig and son. Westlawn and Hillside Ceme- teries will be cared for by W. H. H. Burbeck, who has had charge for several years.
The Commissioners would respectfully recommend that the sum of $150 be raised and appropriated for the care and improve- ment of the cemeteries the coming year.
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AMOUNTS RECEIVED FOR CARE OF LOTS IN FAIRVIEW.
RESIDENTS.
Atwood, Miss L. B. $ 2 00
Baker, Mrs. John. 1 00
Bennett, Miss Priscilla 1 00
Bicknell, Ai
3 00
Bicknell, Charles H.
1 00
Blodgett, W. G .. 1 00
Boynton, Mrs. D. L.
1 00
Brow, Mrs. L. J.
1 00
Bunce, Mrs. Mary P
2 00
Burnett, William
1 00
Burnham, Arthur H.
1 00
Butterworth, Mrs. J. T
1 00
Butterworth, Wm. L.
8 00
Calvert, Mrs. Frank.
1 00
Carkin, W. E
1 00
Carkin, A. W.
1 00
Catchpole, Henry
1 00
Caunter, Mrs. E. Estate of.
3 00
Collins, P. G.
1 00
Day, Arthur E.
1 00
Defoe, Mrs. Lizzie
1 00
De Roehn, Mrs. Andrew
1 00
Doucett, Miss Martha 1 00
1 00
Feeney, John
1 00
Fisher, Edward
1 00
Fisher, Edward, Exec
2 00
Fletcher, H. N.
1 00
Fletcher, John M.
3 00
Drew, F. C.
Amount carried forward. $ 45 00
100
Amount brought forward. $ 45 00
. Fletcher, J. W.
1 00
Fletcher, S. H. 1 00
Frost, Mrs. W. E
1 00
Gardel, August
1 00
Gilson, L. S.
2 00
Gower, George
1 00
Greig, John
1 00
Harrington, James W
6 00
Harris, Mrs. C. A
1 00
Hartford, George H
2 00
Hawkes, W. O
1 00
Hildreth, Frank C
1 00
Haley, Frank
1 00
Healey, Mrs. Ruby
1 00
Humiston, Elliot F
2 00
Hunt, Edmund J
2 00
Isles, Mrs. Joseph D
1 00
Johnson, Andrew
1 00
Johnson, W. W.
1 00
Kabele, Henry M.
1 00
Keyes, Mrs. Lucy A
1 00
Luce, Miss M. G
1 00
Mattson, John
1 00
Martin, John
1 00
McDougal, Mrs. A.
1 00
Mills, Mrs. Hugh
1 00
Morin, Mrs. J. A.
1 00
Mountain, George E
1 00
Morton, F
1 00
Orange, W. H.
1 00
Orr, Robert
1 00
Parker, Mrs. Clyde
1 00
Perkins, Joseph
1 00
Amount carried forward $ 87 00
101
Amount brought forward. $ 87 00
Phillips, Norman A
8 00
Prescott, Mrs. Frances A. 1 00
Prinn, Alfred
1 00
Pyne, Mrs. J. W
1 00
Read, Henry B.
1 00
Richardson, Joseph
1 00
Shattuck, Mrs. D. H
1 00
Sherman, Mrs. David
1 00
Spinner, John
2 00
Stewart, Mrs. James.
2 00
Symmes, Mrs. Thomas E
3 00
Taylor, S. L.
2 00
Turner, Miss Lizzie.
1 00
Tuttle, Mrs. N. L.
2 00
Walkden, James A 2 00
Welch, Mrs. Wm. 2 00
White, Harry
1 00
White, Wm.
1 00
Whitney, Mrs. George H.
2 00
Willis, Sam'l
1 00
Woods, Wm. L. 2 00
1 00
Wyman, W. W.
1 00
York, J. Ellsworth.
2 00
NON-RESIDENTS.
Abbot, Mrs. E. S., Boston. 5 00
Adams, Mrs. C. L., South Chelmsford. 1 00
Allen, Mrs. Ida, Lowell 1 00
Boden, Mrs. Albert, Nashua, N. H.
1 00
Bucklin, Mrs. Hattie, Providence, R. I. 1 00
Wright, F. C.
Buxton, Mrs. J. C., Lowell. 2 00
Amount carried forward. $ 140 00
102
Amount brought forward. $ 140 00
Carpenter, Eugene, Newton 1 00
Carrick, Mrs. Alice, Worcester 1 00
Caunter, Miss Marion W., West Fitchburg. 1 00
Chamberlain, C. A., Boston. . 6 00
Chamberlain, Mrs. E. H., Cheraw, S. C
1 00
Coggeshall, Dexter E., Danvers 1 00
Cockroft, Herbert, Ware. 1 00
Craven, Mrs. Emily L., Lowell. 1 00
Cummings, George W., Lowell. 1 00
Davie, Wm. L., North Chelmsford. 1 00
Davis, Miss Alice L., Somerville 1 00
Decatur, Burt, Springfield. 1 00
Dix, Mrs. Henry, Winter Hill. .
1 00
Dugdale, R. J., Anaheim, California
1 00
Felch, Mrs. A. M., Greenfield, N. H. 1 00
Fletcher, F. L., Somerville. 1 00
10 00
Hamblin, George P., Boston
1 00
Harris, George E., Rockland.
1 00
Harrup, Mrs. James, Rhode Island.
1 00
Hewett, Miss C. E., Medfield.
1 00
Heywood, Mrs. Edwin E., Arlington Heights 2 00
2 00
Hildreth, Miss Helen C., Harvard.
1 00
Hindle, Frank, Chelmsford.
1 00
Holt, Mrs. E. H., Lowell
1 00
Horne, George F., Somerville
1 00
Hunt, George W., Tyngsboro
1 00
Hunt, Mrs. James, East Pepperell.
1 00
Johnson, Miss Almira L., Melrose Highlands 1 00
1 00
Kierstead, Sanford, Waltham
King, Mrs. A. M., Du Bois, Ind. 1 00
Laws, Mrs. J. H., West Somerville 1 00
Amount carried forward. $ 189 00
Hagarty, Mrs. F. M., Waltham
Hildreth, F. A., Malden.
103
Amount brought forward $ 189 00
Longbottom, Walter, Arlington Heights. 1 00
Longley, Albert W., Chicago, Ill 1 00
Martin, Mrs. Josephine, Ayer.
5 00
Moss, James W., Boston
1 00
Parker, O. A., Waltham
2 00
Peck, Mrs. S. E., Elizabeth, N. J.
1 00
Petherick, W. H., Leominster. 1 00
Reed, George G., Lowell.
1 00
Richardson, M. T., New York City, N. Y 1 00
1 00
Saville, Wm., Boston. 1 00
Schworer, Mrs. Louis, Bradford
1 00
Scrutton, Mrs. E. H., Lowell.
1 00
Searles, Mrs. C. J., Lowell.
1 00
Smith, Allan G., Littleton.
1 00
Spaulding, J. F., Melrose
1 00
Stancomb, Richard, Leominster
1 00
Stiles, F. O., Littleton.
1 00
Stiles, Mrs. H. S., Mayville, N. Y
1 00
Sweatt, Miss Jessie M., Boston. 1 00
Taylor, A. D., Boston. 6 00
Trumbull, Mrs. S. H., Beverly 1 00
Waller, Duane, Chelmsford. 1 00
Wheeler, Miss Delia, Westminster 1 00
Wheeler, Isaac G., Allston 1 00
Willis, Wm. T., Lowell. 1 00
Wood, Henry O., North Chelmsford 1 00
Woodbury, Mrs. Emma A., Dracut 1 00
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