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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1896.
No.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
Date.
1 John F. H. Frotton ..
John Frotton and Maria (Surrette)
Jan 2. .
2 William H. Doucette
¡Ramie Doucette and Adelina (De Long) Jan 14.
J. Warren Hale and Laura (Spencer) . Jan. 18.
3 Orrin E. Hale. 4 Phillip Robelard .
Peter Robelard and Rosanna (Robelard). Jan. 20.
5 Florence Surrette.
Henry Surrette and Mary (Babine) .. Jan. 24.
6 George Snelling
John H. Snelling and Mary ( Monroe). Feb. 13.
7 Fanny E. White.
James White and Mary (Jacquith) . Feb. 23.
8 Leo Dailey ..
John Dailey and Margaret (Griffin).
Mar. 15. .
9 Gerald F. Frazer~
Walter Frazer and Florence (Folkins).
10 Paul R. Allen .
George L. Allen and Agnes (Haines).
Mar. 25.
11 Rogers S. Buck.
Albert C. Buck and Florence I. (Stevens).
Apr. 3. ·
12 Catherine M. Connolly.
Patrick Connolly and Annie (Donovan) ..
Apr. 6. ·
13 Leon F. McDonald
Arthur P. McDonald and Sarah E. (Smitlı)
Apr. 13.
14 Mary T. Porter. .
. .
Rudolph Porter and Mary (White) ..
May 8.
15 Michael H. White
Raymond White and Josephine (Surrette). May 12.
16 Cecilia F. Doucette,
Joseph H. Doucette and Susan (McEnroo). . June 6.
17 Louise M. Buck ...
Herbert N. Buck and Emma (Hamlin). June 16.
18 James.
Oliver James and Jenetta (Jess) .. June 29. ·
19 Joseph L. Surrette 20 Batcheller.
Elmer E. Batcheller and Alice E. (Whiteley) . July 17.
21 Joseplı E. White
Charles White and Evelina (Babine). Aug. 6.
22 Viola F. Thompson
Wilson Thompson and Nellie (Miller) .
Aug. 10.
23 Percy HI. Bedell
Winfield G. Bedell and Gertrude (Walker) .
Sept. 3. Sept. 12.
25 Don F. Cooley ..
David F. Cooley and Elizabeth (Stevens)
26 Everett T. Lord ..
George HI. Lord and Minnie E. (Turner)
27 Mary T. Babine
Mark Babine and Rose E. (Nurse) ...
28 Lane.
George E. Lane and Mary E. (Butters) .. Oct. 12.
29 Joseph F. Cailloutte.
Peter Cailloutte and Monique (Doucette). Oct. 12.
30 Walter L. Taylor ...
31|Clara P. Neilson
32 Chester A. Sidelinker
G. Arthur Sidelinker and Mabel (Pike) Oct. 29.
33 Rosann E. Melanson.
Theodore Melanson and Fanny (White). Nov. 3.
34 Sheldon
W. Gage Sheldon and Bertha (Richardson) .
Nov. 9. · James A. Reagan and Mary (Murphy) .. Dec. 9.
35 Annie Reagan .. ..
36
Marion ...
Matthew Marion and Zebua (Marion). IDec. 11.
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Joseph E. Surrette and Jane ( Babine) July 13.
24 Stack.
Joseph Stack and Florence (Beattie).
Sept. 27. Oct. 10. Oct. 10.
George L. Taylor, jr. and Amelia ( Hale) .. Oct. 12. · Christopher Neilson and Annie C. (Madson). Oct. 17. .
Mar. 18.
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RECAPITULATION.
Births registered in 1896,
36
Males,
23
Females,
13
Marriages registered in 1896,
13
Deaths registered in 1896,
23
Males,
15
Females,
8
Received and paid to County Treasurer on account of dog licenses, $115.20.
EDWARD M. NICHOLS,
Town Clerk.
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1897.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1896.
No.
Date.
Name of Groom and Bride.
Age.
Residence.
Occupation of Groom.
Place of Birth.
Name of Parents.
1
Jan.
4|Peter Cailloutte. Monique Surrette.
26 33
Wilmington. Wilmington.
Iceman.
Canada. Nova Scotia.
Joseph Cailloutte and Mary Hues. Samuel and Julia Surrette.
2
Feb.
13 Irving F. Batchelder. Alice W. Pike.
27
N.Reading, Mass. Farmer. Wilmington.
No. Reading, Mass. David Batchelder and Fanny Flint. Wilmington. John Pike and M. Abbie Walker.
3
Mar.
25 Charles H. Dock. Hannah M. Dennison.
37 33
Wilmington. Winches'r, Mass.
Engineer.
Sycmore, Ill. Freeport, Me.
Horace Doak and Louisa Emerson. John Dennison and Harriet Emerson.
4 Mar.
28 Frederick W. Phelps. Melisa C. Davenport.
21 22
Wilmington. Somerville, Mass.
Brakeman.
Winchester, Mass. Francis H. Phelps and Esther A. Hall. Ipswich, Mass.
5
April
22 Ernest E. Lord. Georganna Hall.
20 18
Woburn, Mass. Wilmington.
Carpenter.
Woburn, Mass. Wilmington.
Henry T. Lord and Sarah Mullington. Austin W. Hall and Emma E. Davis.
6
April
29 Jolın Bailey. Kate Nee.
62 38
Wilmington. Boston, Mass.
Farmer.
John Nee and Catherine Rich. Chelmsford, Mass. Abner Bailey and Hannalı Mears. Ireland.
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May
20 Edwin L. Haley. Nettie M. Buck.
47 27
Wilmington. Wilmington.
Merchant.
Cambridge, Mass. Wilmington.
Jesse Haley and Emily M. Fellows. Nathan E. Buck and Elvia G. Bowls.
8 June
30 Arthur E. Carter. Lillian M. Cadv.
19 21
Wilmington. Wilmington.
Wilmington. Wilmington.
George E. Carter and Mary G. Gowing. Fred M. Cady and Abbie Spaulding. : 1 James Collins and Jane Flanigan. James and Bridget Mitchell.
10 Oct.
14 Charles H. Chase. Annie M. Robinson.
27 27
Wilmington Medford, Mass.
Warren, Me.
11
Oct.
27 Jolin A. Tilley. Annie F. Butters.
23 28
Wilmington Wilmington.
New Brunswick. Burlington, Mass.
John Tilley and Emily J. Golding. Stephen O. Butters and Nattle Frederica.
12 Sept. 22 Kirke P. Sanborn. Jennie C'ole.
26 32
Reading, Mass. Wilmington.
[Fireman.
Reading, Mass. England.
Daniel C. Sanborn and Helen A. Emerson. George Cole and Jane A. Malaps.
13
Dec. 10 Ebenezer Mckay. Susan JJ. Skinner.
24 23
Wilmington. Woburn, Mass.
Laborer.
P. E. Island. Woburn, Mass.
James McKay and Mary Graham. Waldo Hill and Susan R. Skinner.
9
Sept. 14 Patrick Collins. Delia Mitchell.
23
Wilmington. Lowell, Mass.
Laborer.
Ireland. Ireland.
23
Fireman.
Manchester, N. H. Charles J. Chase and Mary A. Durgin. Lander Robinson and Mary H. Walker.
Blacksmitlı.
Butcher.
Edward L. Davenport & Sophronia A. Cross.
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DEATHIS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1896.
No.
Date.
Name of Deceased.
Age. Y. M. D.
Place of Death.
Sex & Condition.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
Disease or Cause of Death.
1 Feb. 20 Eliza'h A. Matthews, 35 8 17 Wilmington, 2 Mar. 28 J. Harvey Carter,
40 7 0| Wilmington,
3 Apr. 25| William H. Doucette| 8 8 11 Wilmington,
4 Apr. 29 Timothy F. Allen, 5 June 1 Helen Gilson,
54 3 15 Wilmington, 3 4 10|Wilmington,
Female, single,
Andover, Mass., Wilmington,
Alexander McMillian & Catherine (Cambell), Osgood A. Carter and Melvina (Eames), Ramie Doucette and Adelina (DeLong), Thaddeus P. Allen and Timna (Evans), Solomon S. Gilson and Elizabeth (Boynton),
Congestion of Kid- [neys.
Phthisis. Brain Tumor. Brights Diseas Convulsions. Gangrene. Pneumonia.
Still Born.
8 June 29
James,
0 0 .
0 Wilmington,
Male, single,
Wilmington,
9 July 28 Charles Kramer,
0 7 0 Wilmington,
Male, single,
Boston, Mass.,
10 Aug. 7|Lanora Blake, 68 4 12 Wilmington,
11|Aug. 12 Daniel N. Pearson,
Stack,
o o Wilmington,
Female, single,
8 27 Nashua, N. H., Female, single,
Female, single, Male, single,
Male, married,
17 Nov. 18 Nov. 9
6 Joseph W. Kelley,
30 8 0 Woburn, Mass. Male, single,
Sheldon, 19 Nov. 16 Otis Carter,
20 Nov. 22 Horatio N. Eames,
21 Dec. 12 Nettie Doucette,
22 Dec. 15
Unknown,
Wilmington, 69 11 11 Wilmington.
Female, widow,
Not known, Warren, Me.
Not known, John Roaks and Jane (Libby),
Gastritis. .
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54 7 18 Andover,Mass. Male, married,
Wilmington,
Eben O. Morrill and Mary (Jackman), Abiel Pearson and Jerusha (Damon),
12 Sept. 12 13 Oct. 1 Lucy D. Blanchard, 14 Oct. 12 Lane, 15 Oct. 19 Joseph F. Cailloutte, 16 Oct. 31 Alexander White,
0
0 0 Wilmington,
7 | Wilmington, - 0
67 0 0|Wilmington,
0 0 0 Wilmington, Female, single, Male, widower, Male, married, Female, single, Male,
Woburn, Mass., Wilmington, Wilmington, Wilmington, Nova Scotia,
Jonathan Eames and Sarah (Taylor),
Frank Doucette and Maggie (Frotton),
Measles.
Found Dead.
23|Dec. 19 Rachel Clough.
77 8 0 Wilmington,
Female, married, Burlington, Mass., Jonathan Alexander and Judith (Hardman),
6 June 7 Abbie L. Taylor,
7| June 13 Eleanor Spaulding,
75 7 2 Wilmington,
Female, married, England,
James Bond and Martha (Ascraft), Oliver James and Janetta (Jess), Nicholas Kramer,
Cholera Infantum.
Female, married, Hopkinton, N. H.
Wilmington, Joseph Stack and Florence E. (Bettis), Wilmington, Wilmington, Wilmington, Nova Scotia, Walter Blanchard and Charlotte (Bond), George E. Lane and Mary E. (Butters), Peter Cailloutte and Monique (Surrette), Anthony White and Margaret (Frotton), George A. Kelley and Valeria (Perkins), W. Gage Sheldon and Bertha (Richardson), Abiel Carter and Phebe (Morrill),
Drowning. Still Born. Apoplexy. Still Born. Premature Birth. Liver Disease. Electric car accid't Still Born.
Measles. Apoplexy.
71 4 27 Wilmington, 4 5 Wilmington, . 5 0 Wilmington, 1
Male, single
Male, widower,
Female, married, Andover, Mass., Male, single,
Wilmington, Reading, Mass.,
Cancer.
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TOWN WARRANT.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
MIDDLESEX S. S.
To SAMUEL R. RICE, Constable of the Town of Wilmington. Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Wilmington qualified by law to vote in state and town affairs to meet and assemble at the Town Hall, on Monday, the first day of March next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon the polls to be opened at ten o'clock A. M. and may be closed at four o'clock P. M., for the election of officers and to act upon the following articles, viz :---
ART. I. To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting. ART. II. To bring in your votes on one ballot for three Se- lectmen, three Assessors, three Overseers of the Poor, Town Clerk, Treasurer, Collector of Taxes, School Committee for three years, Constable, three Auditors, three Fence Viewers, also shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town. Yes or No.
ART. III. To choose all other necessary town officers for the year ensuing.
ART. IV. To hear reports of committees and act thereon.
ART. v. To see how much money the town will raise and appropriate for the support of schools, for school books and supplies, for salary of school committee, highways and roads and bridges, support of poor, repairs on public buildings, for improving the ceme- tery (old and new) public library, town officers, remov-
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ing snow, miscellaneous expenses, printing, notes payable and interest, state and county tax, and out- standing indebtedness.
ART. VI. To see what method the town will adopt for the collections of taxes.
ART. VII. To see if the town will authorize the town trea- surer with the sanction of the selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes when necessary to meet current demands for the ensuing municipal year, the same to be paid out of this year's taxes.
ART. VIII. To see how much money the town will raise and appropriate for the observance of Memorial day.
ART. IX. To see if the town will vote to perfect the manu- script record of deaths in the town clerk's office by additions from the gravestones in the cemetery and family records, the expense of the same to be paid from the miscellaneous appropriation.
ART. x. To see if the town will authorize the printing of 500 copies of the manuscript record of births, mar- riages and deaths, from 1694 to 1897, under the di- rection of the town clerk, the expense of the same to be paid from the miscellaneous appropriation, said copies to be deposited in the town clerk's office and to be disposed of to any and all persons for twenty-five cents a copy, and all sums received by him therefor shall be turned into the treasury of the town.
ART. XI. To see if the town will vote to give the Good Templars the use of the Town Hall two evenings in the month.
ART. XII. To see if the town will accept the sum of one hundred dollars from the Estate of Thomas P. Eames, the income of said sum to be expended annually upon his lot in the cemetery.
ART. XIII. To see if the town will raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money for the purpose of locating and bounding at least five miles of the highways each year, commencing at the Town Hall.
ART. XIV. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro-
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priate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars for the purpose of making necessary alterations in the interior of the Town Hall.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the town clerk at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Wilmington this, the ninth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven.
. EDWARD M. NICHOLS, WILLIAM E. GOWING,
Selectmen of Wilmington.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
WITH
TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICS,
AND THE
REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN,
FOR THE
Year Ending January 5,
1898.
LOWELL, MASS .: PRINTED BY THOMPSON & HILL .- THE VOX POPULI PRESS. 1898.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
WITH
TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICS,
AND THE
REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN,
FOR THE
Year Ending January 5,
1898.
LOWELL, MASS .: PRINTED BY THOMPSON & HILL .- THE VOX POPULI PRESS .. 189S.
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1897.
SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS, AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. EDWARD M. NICHOLS. WILLIAM E. GOWING. J. HOWARD EAMES.
TOWN CLERK. EDWARD M. NICHOLS.
TREASURER. FRED A. EAMES.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES. FRED A. EAMES.
AUDITORS.
FRANK E. MILLETT. W. WARREN CARTER. WARREN EAMES.
CONSTABLE. SAMUEL R. RICE.
SAM'L R. RICE, Chief. WILLIAM E. TAYLOR.
WILLIAM E. SWAIN. CHARLES M. GOWING.
POLICE. JOHN W. PERRY.
GEORGE H. SPAULDING. LEVI SWAIN, Truant Officer. CHAS. F. HARRIS, Truant Officer.
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KEEPER OF LOCKUP. EDWARD M. NICHOLS.
FENCE VIEWERS.
WILLIAM E. GOWING. EDWARD M. NICHOLS. DANIEL T. BUZZELL.
FIELD DRIVERS.
A. PORTER PEARSON. GEORGE E. CARTER.
GEORGE L. ALLEN. BENJAMIN F. KIDDER.
SURVEYORS OF LUMBER.
JAMES E. KELLEY. ARTHUR W. EAMES.
EDWARD A. CARTER. JOHN F. WILSON.
ELLIS E. CARTER.
SURVEYORS OF WOOD AND BARK.
HENRY L. CARTER. JAMES E. KELLEY.
EDWARD A. CARTER. ARTHUR W. EAMES.
MEASURER OF LEATHER. J. ARTHUR TAYLOR.
PUBLIC WEIGHERS.
EDWARD M. NICHOLS. GEORGE A. HART.
HERBERT N. BUCK.
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. EDWARD M. NICHOLS.
POUND KEEPER. EDWARD M. NICHOLS.
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FIRE AND FOREST WARDENS.
JAMES B. WIGGINS.
GEORGE E. CARTER.
GEORGE L. ALLEN.
WILLIAM H. HALEY.
ALGERNON WEYMOUTH.
SYLVESTER CARTER.
OLIVER McGRANE.
CHARLES M. GOWING.
WALTER D. CARTER.
EDWARD A. CARTER.
JOHN A. WATSON.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS. WILLIAM H. CARTER, 2d.
INSPECTOR OF CATTLE AND PROVISIONS. H. ALLEN SHELDON.
UNDERTAKER. EDWARD M. NICHOLS.
SUPERINTENDENT OF ALMSHOUSE. GEORGE H. SPAULDING.
BALLOT CLERKS.
JOHN KELLEY.
MILTON T. HOLT.
TELLERS.
JAMES E. KELLEY. JOHN GRANFIELD. FRANK D. MORRIS.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE.
Term expires March, 1898.
JAMES B. NICHOLS, HENRY SHELDON, Term expires March, 1900. Term expires 1899.
J. HOWARD EAMES,
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COMMON COMMITTEE.
ARTHUR O. BUCK, EDWARD M. NICHOLS,
JAMES B. NICHOLS,
Term expires March, 1900. Term expires March, 1898. Term expires March, 1899.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
EDGAR C. FOLKINS,
Term expires March, 1898.
CHARLES F. REED,
ARTHUR T. BOND,
Term expires March, 1899. Term expires March, 1900.
LIBRARIAN PUBLIC LIBRARY. EMMA E. KELLOM.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.
CHARLES F. REED, Term expires March, 1898.
J. HENRY BUCK,
Term expires March, 1898.
ARTHUR O. BUCK, Term expires March, 1899.
EDWARD N. EAMES, Term expires March, 1899.
MARY L. BUZZELL, Term expires March, 1900.
SARAH D. J. CARTER, Term expires March, 1900.
LIST OF JURORS REVISED OCT. 23, 1897.
THOMAS McMAHON, Middlesex ave. Butcher
HORATIO G. LITTLEFIELD, Flint st. Farmer ARTHUR T. BOND, Andover st. Advertising Agent EDWARD P. PREBLE, Chestnut st. Clerk
WILLIAM H. BOUTWELL, Boutwell st. Farmer
JOHN O. BLANCHARD, Andover st. Painter
ARTHUR O. BUCK, Middlesex ave. Clerk
FRED A. EAMES, Woburn st. Clerk
JAMES W. MURRAY, Woburn st. Grocer
HOWARD M. HORTON, Parker st. Carpenter
WILLIAM H. CARTER, 2d, Shawsheen ave. Farmer .
JAMES E. KELLEY, Middlesex ave. Currier
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ARTHUR B. EAMES, Woburn st. . Farmer
J. HOWARD EAMES, Woburn st. .
Butcher
WALTER D. CARTER, Lowell st. Farmer
GEORGE W. AYER, Andover st. Florist
MYRON E. BUCK, Middlesex ave. Butcher
CHARLES F. REED, Church st. Clerk
JOSEPH N. EAMES, Main st. Agent
FRED L. MARION, Main st. Farmer
OSCAR W. HILL, Chestnut st. Printer
EDWIN R. VAN TASSEL, Hight st. Clerk
REPORT OF SELECTMEN AND ASSESSORS
GENERAL EXPENDITURES.
FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING JAN. 5, 1898.
OUTSTANDING JAN. 30, 1897.
Paid Worcester Lunatic Hospital acc't Michael Donovan $ 30 64
State Almshouse acc't George S. Eames 6 80
Danvers Lunatic Hospital acc't Fanny Melanson 18 II
City of Woburn acc't Michael Mullin 5 62
F. S. Blanchard & Co., I copy Mass. Year Book I 50
Samuel R. Rice, balance due on salary as Constable
20 00
I 25
2 75
Edward P. Preble labor at fire, Alfred E. Preble, labor at fire, H. Allen Sheldon, balance due on salary as Cattle Inspector France B. Hiller, 496 loads grade for Walker school- house .
110 00
49 60
Frank W. Kidder, ringing bell,
5 00
Boston & Maine R. R., stones, 5 00
$256 27
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Paid Edward M. Nichols, services as Selectman, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor
$150 00
Registrars of Voters
15 00
Town Clerk
50 00
Journey to Lowell
3 00
Perambulating town line
3 00
Car fare
2 50
Express paid
8 10
William E. Gowing, services
as Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of the Poor 150 00
Registrar of Voters 15 00
Perambulating town line
3 00
J. Howard Eames, services as Selectman and Assessor 140 00
Registrar of Voters
15 00
Daniel T. Buzzell, services as
40 00
Fred A. Eames, services as Treasurer 75 00
Collecting $5,972.87, taxes
1897, at 2 per cent. 119 46
Collecting $3,456.94, taxes 1896, at 2 per cent. 69 13
Collecting $1,450.19, taxes
1895, at 2 per cent. 29 00
Collecting $305.78, taxes
1894, at 2 per cent. .
6 12
Collecting $32.16, taxes 1893, at 2 per cent. 64
H. Allen Sheldon, services as Inspector of Cattle and Provisions .
200 00
Samuel R. Rice, services as Constable . 55 00
James E. Kelley, as Teller 5 00
Othniel Eames, as Moderator, 5 00
H. M. Horton, as Ballot In- Inspector 5 00
Amount carried forward $1,163 95
Overseer of the Poor .
10
Amount brought forward . $1,163 95
John Kelley, as Ballot Inspec- tor 5 00
Peter McMahon, as Ballot
Inspector . 10 00
Frank D. Morris, as Ballot
Inspector 10 00
Milton T. Holt, as Ballot Clerk . .
5 00
Arthur O. Buck, as Clerk
Ballot
5 00
Samuel R. Rice, serving war- rant for special town meet- ing 8 00
Jonathan Carter, as Moderator, 3 00
Frank E. Millett, as Auditor, 10 00 W. Warren Carter, as Auditor, 10 00
George L. Perry, as Auditor,
4 00
$1,233 95
HIGHWAYS.
Paid William H. Carter, 2d, . $ 615 33
Fred Brabent
188 28
Charles Blake
164 72
Albert D. Butters
162 05
Christy Nee . 150 28
John Murphy
148 59
Brewster Butters
6 12
J. McCarthy .
9 15
Town Farm
347 32
$1,791 84
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.
Paid Austin W. Hall, gravel, $ 3 00
George L. Taylor, Jr., gravel, 5 00
William H. Carter, 2d, gravel, 12 25
Mrs. Horace Sheldon, gravel,
5 50
William Childs, gravel . 2 90
Sylvester Carter, gravel 30
Amount carried forward . ·
$ 28 95
11
Amount brought forward
$ 28 95
Hervey Buck, gravel
5 00
Walter D. Carter, gravel
29 10
Otis Gowing, gravel
7 00
Albert Gould, gravel
4 35
H. G. Littlefield, gravel
4 50
Levi Swain
5 45
John Howell .
4 80
John Granfield
7 00
L. W. Thompson, tools .
6 50
Buck Bros .. tools .
3 90
E. B. Carter, fence poles
I 00
John W. Perry, repairing
I 30
William H. Carter, 2d, Supt. salary
75 00
$183 85
REMOVING SNOW.
Paid William H. Carter, 2d . $ 12 00
Fred Brabent, .
3 50
Albert D. Butters,
78
Reuben Frotton,
78
Walter D. Carter,
II 50
Wilbur Heath,
4 00
Warren Hale,
4 00
Arnold Carter,
4 00
B. F. Perry,
5 50
B. F. Perry and team,
9 16
C. F. Pevey, .
80
W. H. Boutwell,.
2 33
William Courts,
8 00
Oliver McGrane,
I 00
Town Farm, 7 51
B. F. Kidder,
4 33
William Taylor,
I 15
Charles Rose,
2 31
Charles Blaisdell, .
I
75
Frank Ryan,
I 33
William Walsh,
I
33
Amos Babine,
I 92
Amount carried forward . $ 88 98
12
Amount brought forward $ 88 98
John A. Watson, . 2 33
Raymond White, I 16
Union Ice Co., 7 32
George W. Frost,
I 17
A. P. Pearson,
4 50
C. R. Fairbrothers,
I
32
William Stevens, .
I 20
Chas. W. Moulton,
3 93
Charles H. Hopkins,
I
55
A. Foster,
I
36
Chas. Blake, .
I 36
George W. Frost,
2 03
Benj. Barns,
I 80
$120 OI
TOWN FARM.
Paid Buck Bros., groceries and grain. $ 292 88
C. E. Hudson, groceries and grain, 123 17
J. W. Murray, groceries and grain, 63 49
L. C. Swain, groceries and grain, .
IIO 54
C. E. Carter, meat and pro- visions, ·
87 73
G. E. Carter, meat and pro- visions, 75 58
J. W. Perry, blacksmith, 52 54
N. B. Eames, coal, ·
3 38
N. B. Eames, ice,
15 00
Buck Bros., stove, pipe and hod, . 30 45
E. E. Carter, lumber and wire, . 7 60 ·
A. H. Fisher, breastplate, .
4 50
W. W. Phelps, difference ex- changing cows, . 65 00
G. H. Spaulding, one year's salary, 391 68
$1323 54
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OUTSIDE POOR.
Paid Westborough Insane Hospital
account Sarah M. Wood- man,
$169 47
Danvers Lunatic Hospital,
account Fanny Melanson, 169 47
Danvers Lunatic Hospital, account Mary White, 29 25
Medfield Insane Asylum, ac- count Frank Abbott, 32 10
Medfield Insane Asylum, ac- count Mary White, 120 80
Worcester Lunatic Hospital, account Michael Donovan, 62 68 Northampton Lunatic Hospi- tal, account Clarissa H. Gould, 28 32
Middlesex County Truant
School, account Martin
Nee, .
104 00
Mrs. R. H. Gleason, house rent for Mrs. George Peirce,
102 00
Frank W. Morris, groceries furnished Maria O'Don- ald,
63 00
City of Lynn, Maria O'Don- ald, .
3 00
Town of Winchester, aid fur- nished Michael Donovan, . City of Woburn, aid furnished Michael Mullen, ·
26 00
18 74
City of Boston, on account Isabel Babine,
41 00
Dr. A. U. F. Clark, medical attendance Lillian West- cott, . 17 00
$986 83
14
OLD CEMETERY.
Paid James B. Nichols, labor, $ 48 75
John Kelley, labor, 18 37
James E. Kelley, labor,
14 25
John Murphy, labor,
5 60
Oliver McGrane, labor,
25 37
Walter Blaisdell, labor,
7 42
Michael McMahon, labor, 13 13
N. B. Eames, fertilizer, 3 80
G. E. Carter, fertilizer, 5 25
Buck Bros., tools and seeds, . 5 26
E. E. Carter, materials, 8 II
Wendell Bancroft, lumber,
42 84
$198 45
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Paid A. L. Heckbert, labor on tramp house, $ 3 00
George McKittrick, curtain and fixtures, I 50
D. F. Perkins, repairs on li- brary, ·
3 75
M. T. Holt, platform at well,
3 95
Osbon & Hayden, kalsomin- ing walls, . .
93 00
E. E. Carter, lumber and nails,
12 IO
C. B. Osbon, repairs on flag- staff, . 3 00
M. T. Holt, ice chest, alms- house, 18 50
E. E. Carter, material H. S. building, I 47
Samuel R. Rice, labor select- men's office,
4 50
Cutter & Parker, windows,
9 13
Samuel R. Rice, labor and carting, Town Hall, .
15 75
George W. Stevens, repairs town clock, 6 68
$176 33
15
MEMORIAL DAY.
Paid Tewksbury Cornet Band, $30 00
Miss Mary E. Elliott, 10 50
George W. Ayer, 28 wreaths, 5 60
H. L. Bancroft, 88 fares,
4 40
George A. Hobbs, printing, 1 50
M. T. Holt, flags,
95
$52 95
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Paid Emma E. Killom, librarian, $ 50 00
Emma E. Killom, services
preparing new books and writing catalogue,
3 00
F. J. Barnard & Co., maga- zines,
2 70
Express,
I 50
Buck Bros., oil and chimney,
65
Gately & O'Gorman, I book,
6 50
Harry N. Ames, magazines, .
9 15
E. R. & E. H. Tarbell, lamp, 65
Damrell & Upham, books,
97 87
$172 02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Alex. Brabent,
fighting fire,
$2 25
Fred Allen,
50
William Burdett,
I 25
John Doucette,
66 66
1 00
Sylvester Carter,
8 60
C. A. Brooks,
66
2 75
J. A. Watson,
66
66
2 50
Fred Collins,
3 75
G. L. Taylor,
66
2 00
Robert Clorin,
66
6 00
W. H. Haley,
66
66
20 67
G. E. Buck,
66
3 75
Lyman Batchelder,
66
66
2 50
M. T. Holt,
I OO
Amount carried forward
.
$ 58 52
16
Amount brought forward .
$ 58 52
M. R. Thomas, fighting fire, 2 00
G. L. Taylor,
2 00
F. S. White,
4 00
W. Alexander,
66
I 75
James Hale, 66
66
2 12
J. A Watson,
50
Warren Morton,
1 00
Fred S. Frost, 66
I 76
Michael McMahon,
66
2 25
James Clorin,
I 00
A. Weymouth,
2 00
E. L. Day,
66
66
6 25
F. Lucus,
75
C. O. Miller,
3 25
Oliver McGrane
3 50
Alex. Brabent,
2 25
John Morrill,
66
I 12
Robert Clorin,
2 00.
C. H. Graffam,
66
I 00
C. W. Moulton,
2 20
B. Barns,
66
3 50
Arnold Carter,
87
Chas. Shanley,
2 00
A. E. Carter,
75
J. L. Carter,
75
D. K. Colgate,
75
I. E. Morse,
66
3 75
W. S. Heath,
66
2 00
E. S. McKay,
5 50
T. A. McDonald,
66
2 50
E. H. Phillips,
3 62
G. L. Blaisdell.
63
C. F. Perry,
66
2 00
B. F. Perry,
2 00
F. W. Perry,
66
2 50
B. F. Waite
66
2 50
J. W. Murray,
66
I 50
J. W. Perry,
66
2 00
G. E. Carter,
66
66
5 00
Amount carried forward
$ 148 46
3 12
G. L. Taylor,
66
.
17
Amount brought forward $ 148 46
S. Sargent, fighting fire 75
Paine Furniture Co., desk, 19 00 .. 'I stool, 2 50
66
mat,
60
Freight and carting,
I 32
S R. Rice, court fees, .
19 60
John P. Lovell Arms Co., twisters and club,
4 31
G. S. Tukey & Son, repairs on pumps,
10 00
M. T. Holt, revolver,
2 50
police duty, 3 00
5 00
G. H. Spaulding, police duty, Throp & Martin, town books, E. M. Nichols, insurance high school building,
12 05
68 00
James E. Kelley, affidavits, 1897, . James E. Kelley, taking re- cords, .
7 50
Dr. C. E. Chase, returning birth,
25
Mrs. H. G. Ames, rent hall, .
2 00
L. W. Thompson, hanging lamp,
3 00
L. W. Thompson, I revolver,
4 50
¥ I box car-
tridges, 62
L. W. Thompson, 3 R. cuspa- dores,
3 75
5 50
L. W. Thompson, street lamp, Nichols & Brooks, use 2 hacks,
10 00
F. P. Curran, legal services,
30 00
M. R. Warren & Co., tax books,
2 50
Dr. D. T. Buzzell, returning 30 births, . ·
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