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M 34 10 24 Septic Pneumonia.
The following named persons were buried in Wilmington but died elsewhere:
Jan. 23. Harold B. Hill, at Somerville, aged 22 days.
Mar.
25. Marion W. Buck, at Reading, aged 4 yrs., 7 mos., 10 days,
Apr. 1. Abbie F. Ellison, at Chelsea, aged 48 yrs., 11 mos,
Apr. 21, Nellie Dustin at Reading, aged 58 yrs,,
June 10. Eva L. Studley, at Woburn, aged 3 yrs., 10 mos.
June 24, Catherine L. MacDonald, at Bedford, aged 27 yrs., 8 mos,, 2 day
Aug. 3. George A. Closson. at Gardiner, Me., aged 42 yrs.
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Norman R. Purves, Jannie L. Stiles. Wm. M. Bryant, Sophronia A. Fletcher. Jesse Dow, Betsey S. Fowler. - La Brake, not known.
11 May
11
Emma R. (La Brake) Boaley.
Walter Blanchard, Charlotte Bond.
13 May 28
John W. Foskett.
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Frank X. Muse, Mary E. Babine.
18 Aug. 29
Samuel P. Lloyd.
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Meredith, N. H.
19 Sept. 8
Almira J. (Crockett) Carley.
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James Holmes, Jennie Brown.
0 4 0 Convulsions.
Upton, Mass. No. Sandwich, Mass,
Clark Aldrich, Polly Wood. Gorham Lovell, Emma Cahoon.
7 Apr. 15 8 Apr. 20
Sarah A. H. (Bickum) Putnam. Millicent C. Purves.
Melrose, Mass.
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4 12 Chronic Constipation.
10 May
8 Eliza A. (Dow) Bancroft.
66 10
7 General Paresis.
Canada.
12 May 17 Charlotte E. (Blanchard) Gowing.
F
9 29 Acute Senile Dementia.
Wilmington.
Laconia, N. H.
John Foskett, Betsey A. Dockham.
15 July 22
James A. Muse.
89 10
9 Erysipelas.
Carlisle, Mass.
Patrick Brennan, Eliza Brennan.
Nova Scotia.
Patrick Brennan, Eliza Brennan.
Wayland, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Charles W. Johnson, Martha Stone. Samuel W. Bicknum, Lydia Stratton.
Jeremiah Nichols, Rebecca Foster. - Armstring, -Connors.
John W. Dailey, Margaret Griffin,
· RECAPITULATION.
Births registered in 1904 49
Males 24
Females 25
Marriages registered in 1904 11
Deaths in 1904 28
Males 16
Females 12
Dog License Account :-
Number of Licenses issued, 135.
By cash paid County Treasurer, $291.00
Account of printed Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths :--
Number on hand Jan. 1, 1904 276
Sold during the year 6
Number on hand Jan. 1, 1905
270
Respectfully submitted. JAMES E. KELLEY,
Town Clerk.
The Town Clerk will furnish to parents, householders, physicians and midwives, applying therefor, blanks for returns of births as required by law.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
To the Citizens of the Town of Wilmington :-
This year, not being able to secure the valuable services of our Superintendent of Streets for so long a time, we tried as an experiment having the Superintendent of the Town Farm also the Superintendent of Streets, and are well satisfied with the work accomplished.
We would suggest that with another pair of horses, and a man through the summer months, a better showing could be made.
The expense of grading and building sidewalks on Middle- sex Avenue was heavy, but the work has been done without any increase of taxes.
We would recommend that a sufficient sum of money to raise and widen the bridge, also grade Church Street near the residence of John W. Perry, be taken from the Street Railway tax.
The total expenditures are within the appropriations.
Respectfully, HERBERT N. BUCK, EDWARD A. CARTER, EUGENE G. SHAW, Selectmen of Wilmington.
GENERAL EXPENDITURES
FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1904. OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS.
Appropriation $200 00
Expended :
H. Allen Sheldon, Cattle Inspector $75 00
William H. Baxter, police duty 20 00
S. R. McIntosh, repairing 32 85
S. R. McIntosh, account Fire Dept .. ..
4 40
S. F. Cole, ringing bell 5 00
James E. Kelley, returning deaths,
births and marriages 27 70
Frank D. Morris, Election Officer 5 00
Thomas McMahon, Election Officer 5 00
C. E. West, Election Officer 5 00
Eugene G. Shaw, Collector of Taxes . .
1 58
Transferred to Town Officers' acct ..
$181 53 18 44
$199 97
Unexpended 03
TOWN' OFFICERS.
Appropriation
$1200 00
From State Treasurer, account Inspec- tor of Animals 25 00
Transferred from Outstanding Indebted- ness account 18 44
$1,243 44
40
Expended :
Herbert N. Buck, Selectman, Assessor,
and Overseer of the Poor $150 00
Edward A. Carter, Selectman, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor 150 00
Eugene G. Shaw, Selectman, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor 150 00
Herbert N. Buck, Clerk of all the Boards 25 00
James E. Kelley, Town Clerk 50 00
Fred A. Eames, Treasurer 75 00
William E. Swain, Constable
50 00
Bernard F. Doucette, Auditor 35 00
Joseph Patchett, Collector of Taxes .
429 80
Eugene G. Shaw, Collector of Taxes ...
3 64
Henry N. Ames, Registrar of Voters .... 15 00
George W. Buck, Registrar of Voters .. 15 00
Peter F. McMahon, Registrar of Voters 15 00
James E. Kelley, Registrar of Voters and Clerk of Board 20 00
Frank W. Kidder, Election Officer 5 00
Edward N. Eames, Election Officer 5 00
Frank D. Morris, Election Officer
10 00
Thomas H. McMahon, Election Officer . 5 00
Otis Gowing, Election Officer 10 00
Howard M. Horton, Election Officer .
5 00
C. E. West, Election Officer 10 00
J. Howard Eames, Election Officer 5 00
S. Warren Taylor, Election Officer .
5 00
$1,243 44
41
MISCELLANEOUS.
Appropriation $600 00
From Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals 20 00
Rent of Town Hall 3 50
Transferred from Public Buildings'. acct. 52 00
$675 50
Expended :
Fred A. Eames, Agent, insurance on Whitefield School House $165 00
Fred A. Eames, Agent, insurance on Town Farm Buildings 58 24
Fred A. Eames, postage and stationery. .
10 15
James E. Kelley, searching records .... 17 50
James E. Kelley, journey to Lowell to qualify Representatives 3 00
James E. Kelley, affidavits for the year. 4 25
Herbert N. Buck, copying valuation book
25 00
Herbert N. Buck, perambulating town lines
12 00
Herbert N. Buck, postage, telephoning, express, etc. 11 05
Edward A. Carter, perambulating town lines
12 00
Eugene G. Shaw, perambulating town lines
12 00
Eugene G. Shaw, tax rate list, car fare, etc. 2 00
Warren Eames, care of Town Clock. 30 00
Warren Eames, janitor of Town Hall . . 30 00
James A. Bancroft, surveying 15 50
Amount carried forward $407 69
42
Amount brought forward $407 69
Charles B. Osbon, labor and use of team 3 00
Howard M. Horton, well platform 3 68
S. R. McIntosh, repairing pumps
30 70
S. R. McIntosh, cutting tree 2 00
John W. Perry, repairing guideboards. . 2 00
Chairman of Building Committee, car fare, etc. 1 12
R. L. Folkins, repairing settees, etc .. 3 00
Joseph Patchett, account tax sale
65 04
Town of Wilmington, tax 1904
70 34
Harry A. Tolman, cutting and teaming wood 11 25
Carl A. Cady, raising and lowering top mast of flag staff 6 00
Carl A. Cady, raising flag 4 00
E. E. Carter, rope for flag staff. 7 13
Buck Bros., rent of room
2 6.0
Buck Bros., sundries
12 25
George W. Stevens Co., repairs on Town Clock 7 60
George W. Mckenzie, repairs on Town Clock 2 70
75
Hobbs & Warren Co., books
4 00
Throp & Martin Co., order book 7 00
Middlesex Registry of Deeds 3 50
D. T. Buzzell, returning births 6 25
F. A. Roberts, returning births 5 00
J. P. Bixby, returning births 75
Edward M. Nichols, returning deaths .
4 75
Edgerley & Besson, returning deaths .
75
Carter Ink Co., ink
Amount carried forward $674 25
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43
Amount brought forward $674 25
Charles T. West, returning death 25
Edward E. Lynch ,returning death 25
George E. Pierce, returning deaths 50
John W. Dailey, returning death
25
$675 50
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$600 00
Transferred from Soldiers' Lot Account
54 33
$654 33
Expended :
Charles W. Sabin, harness $102 00
Alexander Thompson, steel collars 47 50
F. H. Walker, harness hangers 16 00
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., hose 34 000
A. H. Whidden & Son, hose, etc. 61 72
C. S. Harriman, badge, etc.
12 20
H. K. Barnes, axes and holders
18 €0
Knight & Thomas
2 00
Whitall Tatum Co.
1 97
E. Caldwell, stoves, etc. 43 15
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co. 21 29
Fred A. Eames, coal 21 75
Perry & Harriman
5 98
Buck Bros., sundries
3 05
T. T. Freeman, repairs
60
J. W. Perry, repairs
6 00
E. E. Carter, lumber
5 57
C. B. Osbon, freight and express 1 80
F. W. Kidder, express 25
Amount carried forward $404 83
44
Amount brought forward $404 83
C. A. Cady, labor in engine houses 10 00
C. E. Carter, use of horses 9 00
C. S. Harriman use of horse . 6 30
Perry & Harriman, use of horse 5 00
E. S. Wells, use of horse 4 00
A. C. Thompson, use of horse 2 00
C. S. Harriman, fire duty
5 00
F. W. Kidder, fire duty
5 25
C. B. Osbon, fire duty
16 05
J. M. Hill, fire duty 10 20
A. C. Thompson, fire duty 5 40
Lawrence Babine, fire duty 4 20
C. E. Carter, fire duty 5 40
H. L. Croteau, fire duty
1 50
R. J. White, fire duty
3 00
W. J. Babine, fire duty
3 60
L. C. Babine, fire duty
1 80
Mark Babine, fire duty
2 70
F. H. Buck, fire duty
5 10
L. Croteau, fire duty 1 20
J. E. Doucette, fire duty 1 20
W. H. Doucette, fire duty 3 60
B. F. Doucette, fire duty 3 00
L. T. Doucette, fire duty 3 00
E. J. Doucette, fire duty 2 40
J. Muse, fire duty 90
J. B Surrette, fire duty 5 10
J. White, fire duty 2 70
M. J. McMahon, fire duty- 3 30
A. Surrette, fire duty 3 30
F. S. Wells, fire duty 2 40
Amount carried forward $542 43
45
Amount brought forward $542 43
E. S. Wells, fire duty 2 40
L. H. Smith, fire duty 2 40
O. Roache, fire duty 2 40
H. Haley, fire duty 3 00
G. C. Hill, fire duty
5 40
H. H. Cutter, fire duty
2 40
C. W. Duke, fire duty
4 80
A. E. Robinson, fire duty
3 85
C. A. Cady, fire duty
4 65
A. D. Butters, fire duty
3 75
Charles E. Carter, fire duty
3 45
L. P. Cady, fire duty
5 70
C. A. Brooks, fire duty
2 25
A. D. Carter, fire duty
4 35
M. R. Hayden, fire duty
5 85
F. A. Cady, fire duty 6 45
D. W. Boynton, fire duty 3 15
1. Lovell, fire duty 45
F. H. Boynton, fire duty 2 55
A. R. Carter, fire duty 60
H. H. Kidder, fire duty 3 15
J. W. Dailey, fire duty 2 25
J. Baxter. fire duty 2 25
C. L. Parker, fire duty
2 55
D. K. Colgate, fire duty
2 85
B. S. Butters, fire duty 60
H. Reddy, fire duty 30
F. W. Dayton, fire duty 1 80
T. Melanson, fire duty 2 25
E. Colgate, fire duty 1 65
WV. M. Boynton, fire duty 60
Amount carried forward $632 53
46
- Amount brought forward $632 53
L. Gilson, fire duty 30
A. S. Richards, fire duty 1 35
T. Surrette, fire duty 1 65
E. Surrette, fire duty 2 25
H. Swain, fire duty 1 35
S. A. Titcomb, fire duty
90
WV. B. McIntosh, fire duty and use of horses 4 20
George Fuller, fire duty
1 10
E. Taylor, fire duty
1 10
H. Maynand, fire duty
50
W. Enos, fire duty 50
W. Read, fire duty 50
W. Rice, fire duty 70
E. A. Hamlin, fire duty 40
P. Rooney, fire duty 40
J. Doucette, fire duty 40
E. Croteau, fire duty
40
A. Couch, fire duty
40
G. R. Hinman, fire duty and use of horses 3 40
$654 63
SCHOOLS.
Appropriation $6,100 00
Massachusetts School Fund 779 86
Dog Tax returns 229 52
Rebate on account of Superintendent. . 175 00
State High School Fund 300 00 - $7,584 38
47
Expended: Salary of Teachers.
Francis A. Hamblin $600 00
J. G. Sinclair
320 00
Lucy G. Annable
330 00
Ruth R. Cole
160 00
Ruth B. Elliott
480 00
Blan Alexander
456 00
Sylvia E. Prescott
370 00
Gertrude Kivlin 370 00
Florence I. Ferguson 240 00
Catherine Davis
240 00
Henrietta A. Swain
370 00
Lena M. Shaw 370 00
Carrie M. Swain 346 00
Florence E. Puffer 156 00
Carolyn R. Spencer 117 00
Mary Day Poore 117 00
Ethel E. Carter
104 00
Harry E. Whittemore
200 00
M. Gertrude Cross
200 00
$5546 00
JANITORS.
John A. Taylor
$450 00
Mrs.' G. L. Allen
18 50
Lena M. Shaw
18 50
Annie J. Surrette 18 50
Mrs. DeMerritt
12 00
Louis C. Babine
65 00
Alfred F. Motschman
6 50
$589 00
48
FUEL.
Fred A. Eames, coal
$554 25
W. H. Carter, wood 192 76
L. C. Swain, wood 20 25
E. A. Carter, surveying wood 1 00
$768 26
MISCELLANEOUS (Schools).
F. A. Hamlin, periodicals $9 45
F. A. Roberts, professional services. .... 1 00
Congregational Church, use of church .. 10 00
S. R. McIntosh, labor and pump 11 83
J. L. Hammett Co., diplomas
50
W. E. & J. F. Twombly, printing 3 75
T. C. Fife, repairing furnace 133 48
Alden Eames, taking school census 16 00
Lincoln Dillaway Co., flags 9 56
2 00
J. H. McNeill, State Inspector of Boilers William McElwain, repairing blackboards George C. Crosby & Co., printing 1 25
37 85
A. H. Whidden & Son, hooks 85
Lena M. Doucette, music 10 00
C. S. Harriman, speaker and express ... 11 10
Jordan, Marsh & Co., ribbon
6 24
R. L. Folkins, repairs
96 65
E. E. Carter, lumber
35 10
Buck Bros., sundries 31 55
W. G. Frazee, postage and express 4 16
C. S. Harriman, pictures 2 15
John A. Taylor, cleaning schools 33 75
Amount carried forward $468 22
49
Amount brought forward
$468 22
Mrs. J. E. Surrette, cleaning North
School 3 00
Mrs. Geo. L. Allen, cleaning school 2 00
Louis C. Babine, cleaning Whitefield School 9 60
Mrs. Mary Kernon, cleaning schools ... 10 00
$492 82
RECAPITULATION.
Appropriation, etc., for schools . $7,584 38
Expended for schools, janitors, fuel,
etc. 7,396 08
$188 30
Transferred to books and supplies acct .. $89 33
Transferred to Superintendent of Schools
acct. 17 98
$107 31
Unexpended
$80 99
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
Appropriation
$500 00
Transferred from schools' account 89 33
$589 33
Expended :
Edward E. Babb & Co. $280 58
J. L. Hammett Company 191 39
Frost & Adams Company 3 05
Ginn & Co.
4 00
A. Storrs & Bement Company
5 00
Amount carried forward $484 02
50
Amount brought forward $484 02
Herbert E. Bowman 1 30
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co. 25 27
United Society of Christian Endeavor .. 6 56
Adams, Cushing & Foster
31
E. Caldwell
21 70
Perry & Harriman
2 20
C. S. Harriman
5 87
Harry E. Whittemore
3 10
Whitall Tatum Co.
31 37
The Prang Educational Company
3 28
Wardsworth, Howland & Co.
4 35
$589 33
SALARY OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Appropriation
$105 00
Expended :
Caleb S. Harriman $35 00
Walter G. Frazee
35 00
Charles J. Sargent
35 00
$105 00
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Appropriation $332 00
Rebate from State 262 50
Transferred from schools 'account
17 98
Expended : WV. A. Cragin, salary one year
$612 48
$612 48
51
REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Appropriation
$600 00
D. K. Colgate, lumber 2 85
$602 85
Expended :
E. E. Carter, lumber, hardware, etc., Town Farm $51 79
B. F. Waitt, building poultry house at Town Farm 24 50
C. B. Osbon, painting at Town Farm ..
5 85
E. E. Carter, lumber, paint, etc., Town Hall 53 18
D. K. Colgate,, painting and repairing Town Hall 156 73
C. B. Osbon, repairing Town Hall 3 55
E. E. Carter, lumber, hardware, etc., Pub- lic Library 15 23
H. M. Horton, new ceiling, Public Library 19 00
D. K. Colgate, painting Public Library 34 95
E. E. Carter, lumber, hardware, etc., North .School 36 73
A. W. Eames, labor, North School 8 75
D. K. Colgate painting North School .. 9 63
Buck Bros., paint, North School 2 60
D. K. Colgate, labor, South School 15 13
D. K. Colgate, labor, High School 84 75
D. K. Colgate, labor, East School. 1 38
A. Weymouth, labor and stock, West School 4 00
$527 75
Balance carried forward
$75 10
52
Balance brought forward $75 10
Transferred to miscellaneous account. 52 00
Transferred to Police account 14 59
$66 59
Unexpended
$8 51
POLICE.
Appropriation
$250 00
Court fines
70 00
Transferred from Public Buildings' acct. 14 59
$334 59
Expended :
William E. Swain, police duty
$232 00
William E. Swain, court fees
12 41
William E. Swain, badges, handcuffs, etc. 5 25
William E. Swain, journeys out of town.
18 93
William H. Baxter, police duty
28 00
Arnold D. Carter, police duty
8 00
Kenneth MacDonald, police duty 7 00
Donald K. Colgate, police duty
6 00
Ellis E. Swain, police duty
5 00
Frank E. Reed, police duty
4 00
Carl A. Clady, police duty
2 00
Walter E. Bedell, police duty
2 00
Winfield G. Bedell, police duty
2 00
Edwin L. Day
2 00
$334 59
PRINTING.
Appropriation
$150 00
Transferred from Interest account 19 13
$169 13
Amount carried forward
$169 13
53
Amount brought forward
$169 13
Expended :
Courier-Citizen Co., Printing Town
Reports
$101 00
Courier-Citizen Co., Printing School
Reports
39 38
Chronotype Printing Co., printing
2 75
Wakefield Daily Item, printing
2 25
Wright & Potter, printing ballots, etc .. . 13 25
W. E. & J. F. Twombly, printing ·
10 50
$169 13
CEMETERIES.
Appropriation
$200 00
Fifty per cent. from sale of lots 53 50
Transferred from Soldiers' Lot account
15 74
$269 24
Expended :
James B. Nichols, labor
$68 25
Alden Eames
43 75
Walter L. Hale
51 75
Thomas Hoban
13 11
George Lane
7 00
WV. Gage Sheldon
10 50
W. D. Carter
13 50
D. K. Colgate
6 13
Peter Rooney
7 00
John Hoban
5 00
E. M. Nichols
2 00
F. W. Perry, loam
8 00
Reading Nursery, trees
6 00
Amount carried forward $241 99
54
Amount brought forward $241 99
E. E. Carter, cement 1 86
Buck Bros., sundries,
22 39
John Tilley, repairing pump
3 00
. $269 24
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation $125 00
Expended :
Malden Brass Band $55 00
George W. Ayer, flowers 18 00
Flags
3 80
Ladies' Benevolent Society, dinners .
35 50
Veteran Post, 194, G. A. R., car fares .. 3 45
$115 75
Unexpended
$9 25
IMPROVEMENT OF SOLDIERS' LOT.
Appropriation
$100 00
Expended :
George W. Ayer, wreath and plants. $6 50
James B. Nichols, labor 2 00
$8 50
Transferred to Cemetery account
15 74
Transferred to Fire Department account
54 63
$78 87
Unexpended
$21 13
HIGHWAYS, ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Appropriation $1,800 00
From Boston & Maine Railway 73 04
$1,873 04
Expended:
Harry A. Tolman, labor $241 72
Charles Blaisdell, labor 247 53
W. B. McIntosh, labor 88 67
H. C. Barrows, labor 87 08
B. F. Perry, labor 73 89
W. D. Carter, labor
131 95
W. H. Carter, labor
150 42
Charles Blake, labor 76 45
Theodore Lucas, labor
90 61
John Bradley, labor
29 56
Martin Nee, labor
45 89
Michael Newell, labor
49 00
Jesse Warner, labor
39 08
Jeremiah Doucette, labor
2 00
J. M. Foley, labor
45 39
Christopher N'ee, labor
33 13
John Grey, labor 17 50
James Kernon, labor
14 97
W. H. Vidito, labor
10 50
R. S. Frye, labor
3 50
Charles Rose, labor
4 28
A. Marion, labor 11 47
Edward W. Sias, labor 15 75
Patrick Kellett, labor 13 22
George White, labor
13 22
George W. Frost, labor
64 38
Fred S. Frost, labor
27 13
Amount carried forward $1,628 29
56
Amount brought forward $1,628 29
John Taylor, gravel 3 05
William O. Shattuck, gravel 3 05
Thomas H. McMahon, gravel
17 80
Boston & Maine R. R., gravel 1 20
T. T. Sidelinker, gravel 16 +0
W. H. Carter, gravel 7 10
George W. Frost, gravel
8 20
Buck Bros., shovels, etc.
12 18
E. E. Carter, lumber, hardware, etc
95 11
W. F. Wheeler, 1 snow plow 55 00
W. H. Carter, 1 chain 1 25
John W. Perry, repairing, etc. 12 89
S. R. McIntosh, repairing, etc. 2 65
.
$1,864 17
Unexpended $8 87
STREET RAILWAY TAX.
Unexpended January 1, 1904 $6,789 82
Street R. R. Tax, 1904 4,199 27
- $10,989 09
Expended :
E. E. Carter, lumber, etc. $147 52
H. E. Fletcher, stone 112 85
Boston & Maine Railroad, freight 32 15
S. R. McIntosh, repairing picks and drills 39 80
H. A. Tolman, labor 510 88
Charles Blake, labor
199 33
C. V. Blaisdell, labor 478 16
W. H. Carter, labor 185 78
Amount carried forward $1,706 47
57
Amount brought forward $1,706 47
H. C. Barrows, labor
177 33
B. F. Perry, labor 191 58
W. B. McIntosh, labor 176 28
T. Lucas, labor 168 77
Martin Nee, labor
210 55
M. Newell, labor
213 89
J. Warner, labor
216 41
Christopher Nee, labor
212 44
J. M. Foley, labor
227 47
W. D. Carter, labor 126 14
John Grey, labor
89 44
Charles Rose, labor
131 05
R. S. Frye, labor
13 22
R. Babine, labor
11 28
J. Doucette, labor
1 50
E. W. Sias, labor
35 19
P. O'Donell, labor
102 15
Thomas Nee, labor
$ 75
George White. labor
8 75
P. Kellett, labor
81 08
W. A. Cutter, labor
3 50
A. Marion, labor
74 67
J. Kernon, labor
72 33
W. H. Vidito, labor
68 83
H. M. Horton, labor
69 80
D. K. Colgate, labor 28 88
A. Richards, labor 25 86
Jerry Carter, labor 35 97
P. Rooney, labor
41 42
C. O. Blaisdell, labor 7 97
John Dulong, labor
27 22
Amount carried forward $4.566 22
58
Amount brought forward $4,566 22
Lawrence Babine, labor 27 22
A. Jeromy, labor 56 78
B. F. Waitte, labor 7 00
J. Toney, labor 19 44
W. P. Tenney, gravel 112 50
T. T. Sidelinker, gravel 53 60
T. H. McMahon, gravel 10 15
F. T. Hathaway, gravel 22 10
W. H. Carter, gravel 13 45
A. P. Pearson, gravel 6 55
I. E. Morse, gravel 19 00
J. W. Murray, gravel 17 80
S. B. Hooper, gravel 5 25
G. B. Whitcomb, gravel 12 25
A. F. Cleveland, gravel
20 90
George Richardson, gravel 16 10
W. O. Shattuck, gravel
1 90
S. Carter, gravel
3 55
Mrs. M. F. Moore, stone 1 50
H. Hiller, use of roller 1 95
F. W. Perry, sand 50
H. A. Tolman, use of wagon 2 50
H. M. Horton, lumber
1 61
Barker Lumber Co., lumber 33 85
H. A. Tolman, tools 2 50
W. B. McIntosh, posts 1 25
L. C. Swain, posts 42 50
John A. Tilley, land damage 13 00
Mrs. Mary J. Rice, land damage 4 00
Richard L. Folkins, land damage 2 00
George F. Folkins, land damage 2 40
Amount carried forward $5,101 32
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Amount brought forward $5,101 32
William P. Tenney, land damage 8 00
John Hoban, land damage 2 00
Thomas H. McMahon, land damage 5 00
Sylvester Carter, land damage 25 00
Peter F. McMahon, land damage 30 00
Joseph E. Doucette, land damage 30 00
Fred A. Eames 4 00
Franklin W. Perry, land damage 15 00
Lawrence C. Swain, land damage
400 00
Mrs. Mary F. Moore, land damage ·
35 00
Mrs. Sarah K. Harnden, land damage . . 75 00
$5,730 32:
REMOVING SNOW.
H. A. Tolman, labor $51 00
Charles Blaisdell, labor
34 83
C. Neilson, labor 21 27
W. L. Hale, labor
10 69
C. O. Blaisdell, labor
11 67
H. M. Horton, labor
3 89
G. W. Frost, labor 19 68
W. Jaques, labor 7 98
Henry Jacquith, labor 11 48
Frank Jacquith, labor 10 31
J. W. Foskett, labor
3 50
William Skank, labor
3 50
H. C. Barrows, labor
55 70
D. P. Faulkner, labor
2 40
Myron Eames, labor 1 80
Harold Eames, labor 40
J. H. Buck, labor 70
Amount carried forward $250 80
60
Amount brought forward $250 80 70
Clarence Buck, labor
J. M. Hill, labor 3 90
J. Bradley, labor 3 20
M. Toney, labor 3 20
C. Wells, labor 13 75
F. Wells, labor 3 70
J. Regan, labor 1 20
J. Doucette, labor 2 20
A. Nichols, labor 2 70
W. H. Haley, labor 23 31
W. H. Carter, labor 53 53
A. D. Carter, labor 21 83
A. Richards, labor 8 36
C. E. Carter, labor 4 48
R. D'. Carter, labor 6 62
A. E. Robinson, labor 4 48
S. B. Hooper, labor.
5 44
K. MacDonald, labor
1 56
F. Boynton, labor 39
Chas. Orshen, labor 98
J. Warner, labor 4 09
P. McMahon, labor
1 37
A. Weymouth, labor
98
A. Atton, labor 59
98
C. Blake, labor
B. S. Butters, labor 1 37
W. H. Boutwell, labor 2 00
A. Taylor, labor
2 00
H. McNealey, labor 2 00
E. Kirkpatrick, labor 80
W. B. McIntosh 39 91
Amount carried forward 472 42
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Amount brought forward $472 42
Union Ice Co. 17 20
W. D. Carter 33 50
F. E. Chapman
9 80
Warren Hale 12 00
J. M. Foley 29 76
$574 6S.
$6,305 00
Unexpended
$4,684 09
Due from County Treasurer on account
land damage
325 00
$5,009 09.
STATE AID.
Due from State
$284 00
Expended :
Timothy D. Upton
$48 00
Henry L. Bancroft
48 00
William P. Holt
48 00
Mary A. Sidelinker
36 00
Harriet Young
24 00
George M. Milligan
48 00
Emma J. Dustin
32 00
$284 00
MILITARY AID.
Appropriation
$48 00
Rebate from State
48 00
$96 00
Expended : . Frank M. Boynton 96 00
62
ADDITION TO WALKER SCHOOL LOT.
Appropriation $175 00
Expended :
France B. Hiller Estate
$100 00
Unexpended $75 00
LAND FOR ENGINE HOUSES.
Appropriation $150 00
Expended :
Edward Blanchard, lot on Church Street $100 00
Franklin W. Perry, lot on Middlesex
Avenue
50 00
$150 00
ADDITION TO ENGINE HOUSES.
Appropriation
$1000 00
Expended :
Howard M. Horton, labor and material
986 00
Unexpended
$14 00
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
Appropriation
$300 00
Transferred from Interest account.
84 40
$384 40
On account of 1899 tax $82 72
On account of 1900 tax
160 03
On account of 1902 tax
141 65
$384 40
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OBSERVANCE OF OLD' HOME WEEK.
Appropriation
$150 00
Expended :
Old Home Week Committee $150 00
WHITEFIELD SCHOOL HOUSE.
Cash in treasury
$9,000 00
Credit by hardware
150 00
Credit by discount 8 00
$9,158 00
Expended :
G. E. Brown Building Co., contract $7,995 00
Boynton Furnace Co. 800 00
A. H. Whidden & Son, hardware 111 15
E. Van Noorden Company, letters 26 00
Robert A. Cook, architect 200 00
$9,132 15
Unexpended $25 85
WHITEFIELD SCHOOL, FURNISHING, ETC.
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Brown Building Co. 5 25
$1,005 25
Expended
American School Furniture Co., desks
and chairs
$347 32
Nelson H. Brown, clocks. 9 50
E. Caldwell, shades, etc. 67 85
Howard M. Horton, pump. lumber, etc .. . 18 60
Ellis E. Carter, cement
72 50
Amount carried forward $515 77
64
Amount brought forward $515 77
Buck Bros., cement, etc. 14 55
T. T. Sidelinker, gravel 10
William P. Tenney, gravel
19 70
Howard M. Horton, labor
39 20
Patrick O'Donnell, labor
86 00
Donald K. Colgate, labor
11 00
Charles Young, labor
22 40
Charles V. Blaisdell, labor
38 00
Joseph M. Foley, labor
38 00
W. B. McIntosh, labor
59 65
B. F. Perry, labor
23 75
A. F. Adams, labor
1 75
Patrick Kellett
3 50
Theodore Lucas, labor
14 00
Mat Marrion, labor
3 50
Fred Muse, labor 3 50
Christopher Nee, labor
14 00
Samuel Richards, labor
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