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ANNUAL REPORT
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES AND
FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF THE
Town of Berwick,
TOGETHER WITH THE REPORT OF THE
Supervisor of Schools and Board of Health,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1894.
SOMERSWORTH, N. H .: SHAPLEIGH, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER. 1894
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ANNUAL REPORT
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES AND
FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF THE
Town of Berwick,
TOGETHER WITH THE REPORT OF THE
Supervisor of Schools and Board of Health,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1894.
SOMERSWORTH, N. H. : F. L. SHAPLEIGH, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER. 1894.
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REPORT.
Valuation of town for the year 1893, Number of polls, Rate per cent,
$902,817
562
15.50 per thousand.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR 1893.
State Tax,
$2574 55
County Tax,
980 90
Support of Poor and Incidentals, 2500 00
Support of Public Schools, 3000 00
Support Highways and Bridges,
3000 00
Support of Electric Lights,
960 00
Support of Triumph Engine Company.
600 00
Text Books for Public Schools,
300 00
Littlefield Post, No. 8, G. A. R.,
40 00
Crushed stone and labor, Sullivan Square,
1000 00
Extending sidewalk on Sullivan street,
100 00
Widening Berwick street,
100 00
Road Machine,
250 00
Public School property, :
8183 14
Overlay, 166 80
$23755 39
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Rebate School property,
8183 14
$15572 25
BILLS PRIOR TO MARCH 1, 1893.
F. L. Shapleigh, printing town reports, 51 00
J. H. Butler, services Auditor for 1891 and 1892, 4 00
H. Reney, reporting births and deaths, 75
L. W. Joyal, reporting births and deaths, 25
Wm. B. Andrews, appraising property Town Farm, 1 50 J. O. Gowell, appraising property Town Farm, 1 50
B. L. Lord, house rent, J. Naylor, 6 00
Great Falls Gas Light Co., gas for Engine Co., 2 26
Maine Insane Hospital, board of P. Holmes and S. Quimby to March 1, 1893, 76 52
R. D. Roberts, Superintendent of Town Farm to April 7, 1893, 100 00
N. R. Abbott, damage to team, 10 00
R. L. Goodwin, damage to pung, 6 00
Hiram Hurd, damage to team, 1 50
American Book Co., school books, 1892, 4 32
Wm. Ware & Co., school books, 1891, 14 09
E. H. Brigham, furnishing nurse for J. E. Webster, 2 00 M. A. Nicholl, furnishing nurse for 66 62 28
B. F. Cheney,
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George Moore, supplies, 11 13
J. A. Tebbetts, supplies, 38 89
V. M. Newcomb, M. D., attendance, “ 30 00
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R. F. Burleigh, M. D., attendance J. E. Webster, 91 50 L. D. Hamblett, M. D., attendance, “ 101 28
A. B. Spencer, three caskets, 29 00
William Gowen, services as Collector and Constable in full for 1892, 110 00
Ivory Libby, services D. H. Brackett, horse case, 3 00
Somersworth Machine Co., cinders, 1 39
George A. Goodrich, labor Swamp Road, 1 50
J. M. Blaisdell, labor Swamp Road, 1 50
Fred V. Stanley, labor Sullivan Square,
4 50
Harry Ford, labor Rochester street side walk, 3 00
W. H. Randall, labor District No. 1,
4 80
J. C. Blaisdell
1,
35 70
W. H. H. Sargent,
1,
7 20
L. R. Hersom,
1,
2 10
Moses W. Horne,
1,
9 98
D. H. Toothaker,
1,
45
Spence & Coombs,
1,
1 65
John E. Frost,
1,
1 65
Thomas Jones,
1,
8 63
Samuel Hubbard, estate
2,
22 50
C. E. Knox,
2,
4 00
John Osgood,
2,
3 00
H. Webster,
3,
15 30
L. W. Knox,
3,
5 70
A. J. Wallingford,
3,
3 60
J. H. Tebbetts,
3,
4 8C
M. F. Webster estate,
3,
8 25
J. E. Webster,
3,
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4,
4 50
F. J. Downs,
4,
75
J. W. Wallingford,
4,
95
B. P. Lord,
4,
75
C. W. Fall,
5,
22 92
O. F. Fall,
5,
2 40
George F. Fall,
5,
4 50
B. P. Lord,
5,
9 75
Ephraim Lord,
5,
5 70
E. S. Lord,
5,
17 02
F. J. Downs,
5,
6 75
Elmer Lord,
5,
5 77
P. H. Libbey,
6,
20 85
B. P. Lord,
6,
2 25
A. Littlefield,
6,
9 00
C. W. Fall,
6,
13 50
W. C. Lord,
6,
10 95
C. L. Lord,
6,
2 70
C. S. Hussey,
6,
4 50
E. E. Ricker,
6,
4 95
Daniel Edson,
6,
60
H. A. Wiggin,
6,
2 25
J. F. Mason,
6,
15 75
Edmund Lord,
6,
2 25
George H. Hall,
6,
17 10
C. J. Tebbetts,
6,
11 48
C. Bryerly,
7,
75
George A. Littlefield,
7,
3 30
Silas M. Fields.
7,
2 35
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2 32
J. F. Hilliard,
7,
13 95
C. T. Ferguson,
7,
12 83
A. E. Ross,
7,
4 20
E. T. Hayes,
7,
3 00
John Hennesey,
8,
3 23
J. W. Whitehouse,
8,
15 00
George E. Chick,
8,
2 85
George W. Chamberlain,
8,
11 55
T. R. Wentworth
8,
8 78
William Tebbetts,
8,
3 90
E. A. Smith.
9,
4 50
G. L. Stone,
9,
75
J. H. Dawson,
9,
3 00
J. H. Littlefield,
9,
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1 65
George S. Goodwin,
9,
5 40
James A. Grant,
10,
6 60
W. T. Whitehouse,
10,
17 85
I. I. Hobbs,
10,
8 55
Oliver Grant,
10,
14 55
Washington Knight,
10,
3 00
J. W. Quint,
10,
2 03
E. M. Ham,
10,
42 15
S. H. Perkins,
11,
7 00
James Staples,
11,
3 97
T. A. Russell,
11,
13 30
James Clark,
11,
13 35
R. C. Clark,
12,
4 20
A. Farwell,
12,
1 95
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12,
1 50
Leonard Emery,
13,
4 13
D. B. Cole,
1 50
E. B. Farwell,
13,
3 00
Jarius Emery,
13,
4 77
J. W. Shaw,
13,
7 70
Charles Andrews,
14,
2 10
M. V. B. Andrews,
14,
13 80
E. W. Abbott,
14,
1 72
Frank Pinkham,
14,
14 55
H. F. Gowen,
14,
70
J. C. Murry,
15,
30
E. Sanville,
15,
38 03
W. B. Andrews,
15,
12 15
T. J. Butler,
15.
1 50
Stephen Davis,
15,
2 63
J. H. Clements,
15,
4 50
J. P. Brown,
15,
1 50
D. G. Butler,
15,
7 35
A. J. Andrews,
15,
2 40
E. Sanville,
16,
3 30
J. H. Emery,
16,
50
A. J. Andrews,
16,
10 20
T. S. Hurd,
16,
3 60
Hiram Hurd,
16,
1 46
G. F. W. Tebbetts,
16,
17 72
Love Downs,
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Alvin Littlefield,
16,
4 50
Mathews Bros.,
16,
24 15
E. G. Andrews,
17,
15 98
D. B. Andrews,
17,
9 15
A. Littlefield,
17,
13 20
S. K. Butler,
17.
7 05
Mark Worster, Jr.,
18,
8 25
John Worster,
19,
2 40
James O. Gowell,
19,
3 30
John Gowell,
19,
1 20
J. B. Goodwin,
20,
8 50
George A. Goodrich,
20,
10 95
J. M. Blaisdell,
20,
10 50
H. Goodrich,
20,
18 75
John Durgin,
20,
1 00
F. Mclaughlin,
20,
60
C. H. Goodrich,
21,
5 40
J. F. Goodwin,
21,
11 40
M. F. Durgin,
21,
7 35
Wm. H. Gerrish,
22,
10 50
Ezra Goodrich,
22,
5 40
S. T. Goodrich,
22,
6 60
Alonzo Goodrich,
22,
6 00
A. J. Guptill,
23,
9 00
Hollis Guptill,
23,
9 00
C. S. Hussey,
24,
3 75
J. E. Hurd,
24,
4 20
J. H. Grant,
24,
6 30
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F. C. Hayes,
24,
A. Grant & Son,
25,
13 55
H. H. Hobbs,
25,
5 55
J. E. Hobbs,
25,
10 00
H. M. Grant,
26,
11 25
Gilman Stacy,
26,
9 10
S. M. Wentworth,
27,
8 77
W. L. Goodrich,
27.
4 95
E. B. Wakefield,
27,
7 65
George Morrill estate,
27,
9 75
John Grant,
27,
6 90
Nahum Hurd,
27,
3 75
C. A. Ricker,
27,
2 55
A. W. Guptill,
27,
8 25
M. W. Horne,
27,
5 25
Calvin Stillings,
27,
9 00
George V. Billings,
27,
1 87
George H. Files,
27,
2.62
Spence & Coombs,
28,
16 25
W. L. Marston,
28,
3 75
A. A. Guptill,
28,
1 50
Luc Chabot,
28,
5 40
Lowell Welch,
28,
6 90
Fred V. Stanley,
28,
3 25
O. H. Butler,
28,
21 00
William Libbey,
28,
5 70
E. N. Stillings,
29,
10 20
A. L. Stillings,
29,
12 60
I. H. Goodrich,
29,
17 55
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H. L. Hanson,
29,
5 40
T. S. Hanson,
29,
5 40
Paul Hussey,
29,
13 50
J. D. Wallingford,
30,
4 95
A. A. Guptill,
30,
1 50
Charles Goding,
30,
2 25
C. F. Blake,
30,
4 50
$1970 67
Note .- Prior bills for the J. E. Webster case amount- ing to $399.58 were approved by the Board of Health, 1893.
SULLIVAN SQUARE.
S. S. Jenkins, survey of Sullivan square, 12 00
Wm. McGovern, labor,
18 00
G. E. Williams, 1 50
P. Quinn,
14 40
J. D. Wallingford,
14 31
George F. Fall,
4 50
Lowell Welch,
4 95
Samuel Hartford,
21 60
Fred V. Stanley,
5 00
Spence & Coombs, crushed stone,
502 55
labor on Sullivan square, 28 75
J. F. Robinson & Co., weighing 271 loads of stone, 40 65
E. A. Tibbets & Son, supplies, 4 80
E. S. Thompson, labor, 3 00
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B. L. Smith,
4 50
H. E. Coffin,
17 10
George H. Files,
1 50
Henry Clements,
8 05
Andrew Ross,
14 55
John Mayo,
17 55
William F. Lord,
53 55
Charles S. Hussey,
92 10
George Bell,
33 00
W. C. Streeter,
10 20
Moses W. Horne,
5 70
O. A. Hooper,
2 45
Timothy H. Lord,
12 45
Charles Brierly,
16 12
W. A. Canney,
3 75
Joseph Naylor,
32 25
A. A. Glidden,
1 50
James Otis,
12 00
Joseph Perron,
90
Walter Hurd,
8 25
Walter Howard,
3 75
James H. Downs,
27 00
P. Rohan,
2 25
E. T. Hayes,
3 00
James H. Butler,
17 10
E. B. Wakefield,
4 20
George H. Hall,
24 49
Charles Goding,
3 50
John E. Frost,
6 23
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Irville Edgerly,
6 75
William Libbey, 4 50
E. Burke, 4 50
George S. Goodwin.
26 25
J. M. Mathews, labor, 2 74
$1172 89
SULLIVAN STREET SIDEWALK.
John Mayo, labor,
3 00
Samuel Hartford,
4.50
A. A. Glidden, 6 00
William F. Lord,
3 75
F. J. Downs,
75
C. S. Hussey,
4 50
Ephraim Lord,
3.00
B. P. Lord,
4.50
S. M. Wentworth,
5 25
George H. Files,
15 00
F. C. Bryant,
2 25
E. E. Ricker,
2 00
A. J. Andrews,
9 00
Henry Morrill,
3 00
E. M. Hayes estate,
2 00
George F. Randall,
4 50
C. A. Ricker,
7 50
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H. N. Downs,
3 00
$83 50
WIDENING BERWICK STREET.
A. A. Glidden, labor, 5 25
Jeffrey Belle, 6 00
Samuel Hartford,
3 75
W. H. Hartford,
1 50
Charles Brierly,
4 80
William F. Lord, 6 90
C. S. Hussey,
12 75
S. M. Wentworth,
3 00
E. A. Tibbets & Son,
7 82
Paul Hussey, labor,
6 00
D. H. Toothaker,
8 10
C. T. Furgerson, labor,
13 39
J. F. Hillard,
6 45
Moses W. Horne,
5 50
E. T. Hayes,
2 25
C. T. Furgerson, land damage,
20 00
M. B. Hopkins, land damage,
25 00
D. H. Toothaker, land damage,
26 00
$164 46
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HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Mathews Bros., lumber for Abbott bridge, 110 67
G. C. Rollins,
44 97
J. R. Horne, 66
66 66
8 40
C. W. Fall, hauling stringer, 66
14 10
E. A. Tibbets & Son, nails,
1 50
C. S. Hussey, labor, 66
5 25
F. J. Downs, labor,
4 50
A. J. Andrews, labor,
66
4 50
Edmund Lord, labor,
4 50
E. Lord,
3 00
B. P. Lord, labor,
66
3 00
Mathews Bros., lumber, Mathews bridge,
40 06 63
E. A. Tebbetts & Sons, nails,
C. S. Hussey, labor 66
13 50
W. F. Lord,
3 00
T. S. Hanson,
66
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Henry Mayo,
1 50
E. A. Tebbetts & Son, pipe Bridge street sewer, 23 10
1 20
E. B. Wakefield, labor,
66
1 50
Charles Brierly.
75
W. C. Streeter,
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3 75
A. A. Glidden,
66
3 75
A. A. Glidden, labor, Bridge street side walk,
3 30
W. C. Streeter, 66 1 08
Fred V. Stanley,
6 30
O. H. Butler,
12 30
A. Kennett, 66 66 1 00
S. A. Seavey, . .
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Thomas Knox, labor Bridge street sidewalk, 3 30
William F. Lord, labor, Berwick street sidewalk, 4 50
D. H. Toothaker, 3 75
C. T. Ferguson 66
2 25
J. F. Hilliard, 3 75
N. N. Hurd, labor Wilson sidewalk, 4 50
O. H. Butler, 66 9 00
J. H. Butler, 6 00
J. R. Horne, lumber for sidewalk, Sullivan street, 16 51
Spence & Coombs, curb stone sidewalk, 8 10
S. M. Wentworth, labor with road machine, 43 17
C. S. Hussey,
4 50
C. W. Fall,
4 50
C. W. F.1 , labor Paul Hussey road, 2 25
O. H. Butler,
2 25
George H. Hall,
3 00
George F. Fall, labor on new road,
4 50
F. J. Downs, 3 00
Mark Worster, 1 32
Daniel B. Andrews,
4 50
O. H. Butler, culvert,
4 25
S. H. Perkins, plank for bridge,
H. Folsom, labor on School street culvert, 9 42
8 70
George H. Hall,
7 50
C. S. Hussey,
4 50
Joel Madox, 66
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S. Edgerly
6 75
T. S. Hurd, cutting bushes, 6 52
G. F. W. Tebbetts, cutting bushes, 3 90
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DISTRICT NO. 1. O. A. Hooper, Surveyor.
Appropriated $260 08.
E. S. Thompson, labor,
$13 13
James C. Blaisdell,
15 53
Moses W. Horne,
14 18
Seth Dillingham,
45
William F. Lord,
3 75
John Emery,
31 00
C. H. Bryant,
3 00
D. H. Toothaker,
29 55
J. R. Horne,
12 43
C. T. Ferguson,
1 50
S. A. Tarr,
7 95
M. B. Hooper,
10 70
O. A. Hooper,
30 00
G. H. Worster,
3 00
Samuel Hartford,
4 50
Henry Clements,
6 00
S. A. Seavey,
90
William W. Brooks,
1 05
John E. Frost,
10 95
Thomas Jones,
9 81
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W. H. H. Sargent,
3 00
$212 38
DISTRICT NO. 2. George Knox. Surveyor.
Appropriated $39 50.
George Knox, labor,
8 60
C. E. Knox, 7 00
J. H. Butler,
2 70
Mrs. Samuel Hubbard,
12 00
O. H. Butler,
6 00
$36 30
DISTRICT, NO. 3. L. W. Knox, Surveyor.
Appropriated $43 63.
J. D. Wallingford, labor,
3 45
Harrison Webster, 8 55
L. W. Knox.
25 20
J. E. Webster,
5 10
G. W. Page,
6 15
$48 45
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DISTRICT NO. 4. F. J. Downs, Surveyor.
Appropriated $10 53.
Watson and Horne, labor,
5 12
$5 12
DISTRICT NO. 5.
E. S. Lord, Surveyor.
Appropriated $50 04.
C. H. Bailey, labor,
4 50
E. S. Lord, 6 45
F. J. Downs,
6 45
E. Lord,
2 25
B. P. Lord, .
4 50
Leighton Pierce,
1 50
C. W. Fall,
3 45
$29 10
DISTRICT NO. 6.
Walter C. Lord, Surveyor.
Appropriated $77 47.
William H. Lord, labor, 3 00 ,
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Walter C. Lord,
17 58
D. E. Knox,
11 70
G. F. Fall, 9 00
Paul Hussey,
1 00
C. S. Clark,
3 00
M. E. Clark, estate of,
3 00
Hiram Clark,
1 50
C. J. Tebbtts,
5 55
C. W. Fall,
4 50
$59 83
DISTRICT NO. 7. C. T. Ferguson, Surveyor.
Appropriated $114 95.
Silas C. Fields, labor,
11 17
G. A. Littlefield,
6 30
William Gowen,
10 50
C. T. Ferguson,
14 85
G. M. Ferguson,
10 20
J. F. Hilliard,
13 80
H. Goding,
11 10
A. E. Ross,
12 67
E. T. Hayes,
3 50
G. H. Hall,
16 50
A. C. Ferguson,
4 88
M. G. Hopkins,
83
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DISTRICT NO. 8. William Tebbetts, Surveyor.
Appropriated $50 75.
G. A. Littlefield, labor,
3 40
J. Hennessey,
8 00
B. A. Tebbetts,
4 95
E. A. Smith,
13 35
E. B. Farwell,
9 0C
G. W. Chamberlain,
19 50
T. R. Wentworth,
27 07
J. H. Littlefield,
15 30
William Tebbetts,
15 52
R. L. Goodwin,
10 12
$126 21
DISTRICT NO. 9.
George S. Goodwin, Surveyor.
Appropriated $106 05.
E Marcott, labor,
8 25
E. A. Smith, 24 75
N. Laradean,
75
C. O. Collins,
3 60
A. Fountain,
6 45
Edwin Fogarty,
3 60
Charles Doherty,
2 10
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G. W. Chamberlain,
15 75
T. R. Wentworth,
20 25
R. L. Goodwin,
12 00
C. R. Goodwin,
16 50
J. H. Dawson,
1 20
H. A. Littlefield,
4 50
C. Littlefield,
5 25
J. H. Littlefield,
42 00
George S. Goodwin,
38 10
M. Regan,
75
James Devney,
75
James Minehan,
75
Thomas Cotter,
75
James Tansey,
75
M. Fountain,
75
Frank Pray,
75
D. O'Donnell,
1 50
T. O'Donnell,
1 50
T. Flaharty,
1 50
John E. Pray,
2 10
J. Flaherty,
2 85
D. L. Stone,
15 00
$234 75
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DISTRICT NO. 10. Orin C. Grant, Surveyor.
Appropriated $46 40.
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J. W. Quint, labor,
4 50
James A. Grant,
3 00
E. M. Ham,
15 00
$22 50
DISTRICT NO. 11. S. H. Perkins, Surveyor.
Appropriated $46 50.
Thomas A. Russell,
10 60
S. H. Perkins,
22 70
G. L. Clark, 10 05
$43 35
DISTRICT NO. 12.
B. A. Tibbetts, Surveyor. Appropriated $18 05.
B. A. Tebbetts, labor, 22 77
C. H. Doran, 11 53
R. C. Clark, 19 50
R. F. Brackett, 8 35
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E. B. Farwell,
4 87
G. H. Hall, 4 50
$71 52
DISTRICT NO. 13. Absolem Farwell, Surveyor.
Appropriated $50 90.
C. H. Doran, labor,
9 00
B. A. Tebbetts, 8 10
E. B. Farwell, 30 45
Jarus Emery, 18 71
R. F. Brackett,
17 58
J. W. Shaw,
2 48
$86 32
DISTRICT NO. 14.
Samuel C. Guptill, Surveyor.
Appropriated $56 00.
E. W. Abbott, labor, 4 50
M. V. B. Andrews, 1 50
H. F. Govern,
28 73
C. F.
F. H. Goven,
9 00
S. B. Abbott, 21 15
E. S J.H. D. W.
A
Barry
25
Charles Andrews,
9 26
$74 14
DISTRICT NO. 15. William B. Andrews, Surveyor
Appropriated $61 50.
Barney Powers, labor,
3 00
William B. Andrews,
40 65
Mathews Bros,
31 01
E. Sanville,
1 05
J. H. Clements,
4 80
D. W. Spencer,
2 25
$82 76
DISTRICT NO. 16.
Thomas S. Hurd, Surveyor.
Appropriated $92 49.
Charles Duford, labor,
3 00
Alonzo Weston,
5:25
Hiram Hurd,
3 97
Thomas S. Hurd,
18 90
C. F. Andrews,
2 70
N. N. Hurd,
5 40
Love.Downs,
" 6 68
26
G. H. Hall,
26 55
H. A. Hurd.
5 03
E. Sanville,
1 12
Mathews Bros.,
12 75
J. W. Mathews,
3 00
$94 35
DISTRICT NO. 17.
George W. Gerrish, Surveyor.
Appropriated $30 05.
M. E. Thompson, labor,
4 75
Harry Vantossel,
3 75
G. W. Gerrish,
29 78
S. A. Seavey,
65
D. W. Spencer,
7 50
S. K. Butler,
5 40
D. B. Andrews,
8 90
E. G. Andrews,
11 40
$72 13
DISTRICT NO. 18. Mark Worster, Jr., Surveyor.
Appropriated $22 00.
John Worster, labor 75
D. R
C. J. R.
F. J
E. G.
C. W
Vet
27
Mark Worster, James O. Gowell, E. G. Andrews,
7 08
3 75
97
$12 55
DISTRICT NO. 19.
James O. Gowell, Surveyor.
Appropriated, $27 32.
C. W. Goodwin, labor,
1 50
W. L. Bailey,
6 45
F. J. Downs,
2 25
John Worster,
13 50
C. S. Hussey,
21 75
J. B. Goodwin,
3 00
Paul Hussey,
9 00
James O. Gowell,
17 70
Mark Worster,
6 30
John Gowell,
4 65
D. B. Andrews,
1 50
$87 60
DISTRICT NO. 20.
No Surveyor. . Appropriated $39 95.
28
C. W. Goodwin, labor,
5 10
F. McLaughlin,
7 50
C. S. Hussey,
23 25
J. B. Goodwin,
10 50
Paul Hussey,
9 00
Calvin Littlefield,
9 00
John M. Blaisdell,
13 95
Henry Goodrich,
8 70
George A. Goodrich,
6 15
$93 15
DISTRICT NO. 21.
J. F. Goodwin, Surveyor.
Appropriated $27 95.
C. W. Goodwin, labor, 1 50
J. F. Goodwin, 19 65
C. S. Hussey, 4 50
J. B. Goodwin, 3 45
Paul Hussey,
4 50
C. H. Goodrich,
3 90
William A. Downs,
4 50
John Goodrich, estate,
6 75
J. L. Goodwin,
2 10
Mrs. M. F. Durgin,
6 75
John Durgin,
3 75
$61 35
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29
DISTRICT NO. 22. William H. Gerrish, Surveyor.
Appropriated $36 62.
Wm. H. Gerrish, labor, 6
18 45
Ezra Goodrich,
7 20
Alonzo Goodrich,
9 75
S. T. Goodrich,
9 60
$45 00
DISTRICT NO. 23. A. J. Guptill, Surveyor.
Appropriated $44 64.
Hollis Guptill, labor,
16 50
A. J. Guptill, 45 60
$62 10
DISTRICT NO. 24.
J. H. Grant, Surveyor.
Appropriated $30 27.
J. H. Grant, labor, 16 65
T. S. Hanson, 1 50
J. E. Hurd, 15 30
30
F. C. Hayes,
12 30
C. S. Hussey,
4 95
$50 70
DISTRICT NO. 25.
Justin E. Hobbs, Surveyor.
Appropriated $31 15.
Andrew Grant & Son, labor,
11 50
H. H. Hobbs,
14 90
J. E. Hobbs,
10 50
$36 90
DISTRICT NO. 26.
Edgar Wentworth, Surveyor.
Appropriated $14 50.
H. M. Grant, labor,
5 35
Gilman Stacy,
22 00
$27 35
DISTRICT NO. 27.
G. W. Andrews, Surveyor.
Appropriated $200 55.
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Na
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A. Lo Sp E. G.
J. Ge Ma A.
31 .
P. Quinn, labor,
75
A. W. Guptill,
12 00
C. S. Hussey,
4 50
Samuel Hartford,
1 50
Joseph Naylor,
1 50
Nahum Hurd,
4 50
Wm. F. Lord,
1 50
George H. Files,
12 75
Calvin Stillings,
24 75
Lora Allard,
13 12
George V. Billings,
10 05
G. W. Andrews,
43 87
J. W. Mathews,
4 72
$135 51
DISTRICT NO. 28. O. H. Butler, Surveyor. Appropriated $280 44.
A. A. Glidden, labor,
1 50
Lowell Welch,
17 92
Spence & Coombs,
76 65
E. A. Tebbetts & Son,
1 69
G. A. Frost,
6 75
J. H. Butler,
9 00
George H. Hall,
4 50
Mathews Bros.,
17 54
A. Kennett,
10 50
)
32
10 50
15 00
John Mayo, Henry Mayo, Wm. Libby,
15 00
H. Burke,
10 50
C. O. Butler,
18 00
O. H. Butler,
64 50
G. Edgerly,
15 00
Thomas Knox,
36 15
$330 70
DISTRICT NO. 29.
Paul Hussey, Surveyor.
Appropriated $30 50.
Paul Hussey,
20 25
T. S. Hanson,
3 00
L. A. Stillings,
1 87
H. L. Hanson,
3 37
E. M. Stillings,
4 12
G. H. Goodrich,
13 50
$46 11
DISTRICT NO. 30. N. N. Hurd, Surveyor,
Appropriated $133 20.
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1
33
N. N. Hurd, labor,
56 40
J. D. Wallingford, 11 92
H. S. Hurd, 9 75
Love Downs,
75
C. S. Hussey,
4 05
J. R. Horne,
4 06
Spence & Coombs,
11 35
Alonzo Weston,
3 00
George W. Goodwin,
3 75
H. A. Wiggin,
2 25
W. E. Hurd,
30
H. S. Hurd,
3 90
George H. Hall,
8 40
C. H. Folsom,
3 15
S. A. Seavey,
43
John W. Mathews,
90
John E. Frost,
6 52
T. S. Hurd,
30
O. H. Butler,
13 50
B. L. Smith,
75
$145 43
INCIDENTALS.
Thomas B. Mosher, Collector and Surveyor's books, 4 30
Winkley, Dresser & Co., valuation and record Books, 12 00
34
J. H. Stillings, record books for town clerk, 3 00
F. L.Shapleigh, printing tax bills and posters, 4 25
Free Press Publishing Co., printing posters, 1 00
George Moore, stationery for selectmen, 1 67
J. M. Mathews, team to take valuation of school property, 5 00
Crawford, Tolles & Co., insurance on town house, 13 50 Crawford, Tolles & Co. " engine house 15 00
O. R. Lord, cleaning
10 00
D. H. Butler, setting glass
90
E. A. Tebbetts & Son, rope for
18
G. A. Frost, coal for
6 96
Great Falls Gas Light Co., gas for
2 25
George Moore, supplies for
2 20
Boston W. H. & R. Co., supplies for
25 85
C. F. Mitchell, repairs
3 99
C. E. Marshall, rent of lot
35 00
George W. Lord, rent of lot for town house, 20 00
John E. Frost, repairs 1 25
28 03
Hiram Hurd, damage to team,
1 50
J. H. Butler, mare and colt, 200 00
Wm. B. Andrews, three sheep killed by dogs, 12 00
Mathews Bros., fourteen 42 00
84 00
A. J. Andrews, twenty-four " 6
W. H. Rich, Post Office box rent and stamps, 4 10
W. F. Lord, expense to Biddeford on valuation, 1 81
R. C. Clark, public watering place, 3 00
H. J. Austin, 3 0℃
E. S D. U
P. B C. F L. 1
H.
H.
J. F
C. F. Mitchell, repairs 66
C.
F.
35
E. Sanville,
66
3 00
D. W. Spencer, 3 00
John Goodrich est. « 3 00
P. B. Young, M. D., reporting births and deaths, 25
C. E. Swasey, 2 25
L. E. Grant,
66
3 25
H. V. Noyes, 7 00
J. H. Stillings, recording 14 55 66
Evergreen Cemetery Association, care of Knox lot, 1 00 W. J. Staples, services as police, 12 00
N. N. Hurd, 12 0C
enforcement of dog law,
18 00
Orrin Knox,
truant officer,
12 00
H. V. Moore, town council, 20 00
J. H. Stillings, town clerk, 20 00
George S. Goodwin, services as selectman, asses- sor, overseer of the poor and town agent in full, 109 75
C. S. Hussey, services as selectman. assessor and overseer of the poor, in full, 108 00
Wm. F. Lord, services as selectman, assessor, and overseer of the poor, in full, 111 00
William Gowen, services as collector and consta- ble, in part for 1893, 150 00
F. Grovenor, services as supervisor of schools, in full, 154 00
$1311 79
0
5
00
36
PAID BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
H. V. Noyes, M. D., attendance child of J. D. Webster, 30 00
L. D. Hamblett, M. D., attendance child of J. D. Webster, 8 40
George Libby, nurse, child of J. D. Webster,
6 75
Hall & Flagg, supplies 66 66
3 83
J. A. Tebbetts, 66 21 75
George Moore, 9 43
A. B. Spencer, casket child J. D. Webster, 10 00
C. E. Swasey, M. D., attendance child of F. Frye, 7 37 E. A. Rieker, supplies 76
O. F. Davis, lime, 66 25
A. B. Spencer, casket, child 66 15 00
J. H. Stillings, sundries furnished Board of Health, 4 48
P. B. Young, M. D., services in full
50 00
H. V. Noyes, 66 5 00
C. M. Guptill, 66 9 00
$182 02
$1493 81
FREE TEXT BOOKS.
George S. Perry & Co., 6 38
Leech, Shewell & Sanborn, 17 94
Thompson, Brown & Co., 14 25
Ginn & Co., 120 52
Ge
H.
C.
37
W'm. Ware & Co., 39 72
American Book Co., 57 98
W. S. Wakefield & Co., Manard Merrill & Co., . Day & Co .. express,
7 00
5 04
6 40
$275 23
STREET LIGHTS.
Consolidated Light & Power Co., lighting streets from March, 1893 to March 1894. 900 00
TRIUMPH ENGINE COMPANY.
George W. Babb, treas., services of company, 600 00
LITTLEFIELD POST, NO. 8, G. A. R. z
H. M. Hanson, treas., for Memorial Day,
40 00
PURCHASE ROAD MACHINE.
C. W. Fall, one Austin Machine,
250 00
ABATEMENTS.
Martha Tebbetts,
1892,
3 28
1
M
S
38
James Wilkinson, estate, 1892, 5 40
Edward Thompson, " 66
16 20
William Gowen, list
106 17
66 1893,
68 85
Hiram Clark,
1 50
Wm. C. Lord, estate
4 65
D. W. Varney,
9 00
Ministerial Fund,
66
10 85
$225 90
POOR AT FARM.
Eli Ellis, trunks for Mrs. Hannan,
5 00
H. V. Noyes, attendance on " 66 at town farm, 28 80
10 00
Mary J. Hodsdon, nursing Mrs. Hannan,
16 00
John Hall, jr., goods for town farm, 30 62
R. F. Brackett, guano
8 25
A. B. Spencer, casket and box for W. Goldthwait, 20 00
Evergreen Cemetery Ass., opening grave " 2 00
A. F. Leavitt, furniture town farm, 6 75
R. D. Roberts, services in part, 200 00
$327 42
POOR AWAY FROM FARM.
David Mayo, boarding Peter Bush, 8 00
C. F. Bryant, boots for M. Shepard, 4 00
H. V
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Pet
Ge A. I
Ge Er
T. Ma
3 2 61 3. 1
1 1 1
A1
39
H. V. Noyes, attendance on Ella Libby, 21 60
attendance on wife of Fred King, 7 00
Peter Bamasse, board and care of F. King, 12 00
Joseph Brierly. sawing wood for Martha Lord, 1 50
George A. Frost, wood and coal 24 76
A. B. Spencer, supplies for C. W. Weeks, 66 casket and box for Ella Libby, 20 00
5 75
George Moore, supplies for Ella Libby, 3 70
Evergreen Cemetery Association, opening grave Ella Libby, 2 00
V. M. Newcomb, attendance on M. J. Perbey, 16 00
Maine Insane Hospital, board of S. Quimby and P. Holmes from March 1 to Dec. 1, 1893, 229 96
$356 47
TOWN FARM.
Appraised value of property at Berwick Town Farm February 26, 1894.
2 oxen,
$130 00
3 cows, 90 00
2 heifers, 25 00
96 00
6 tons English hay, $16,
6 00
3-4 ton mixed hay, $8,
7 50
1 1-4 ton bedding hay, $6,
15 00
1 horse,
1 riding wagon,
15 00
1 mowing machine, · 12 00
25 -
00
=
6
11
40
2 shoats,
10 00
61 hens,
31 50
1 horse-work wagon and cart,
25 00
1 ox sled,
15 00
1 dray,
12 00
1 pung,
1 1-2 plows, 8 50
2 00
1 1-2 harrows,
9 00
8 chains,
3 hoes, 3 manure forks, 2 shovels, 3 potato diggers, 4 00
2 hammers, 4 drills and wedges,
5 00
2 bars, 3 axes and 3 wood saws,
4 00
1 pick, whiffletree and chain, 2 00
Harness and blankets, 13 00
2 yokes and bows, ring and staple,
5 00
1 wheelbarrow and cultivator,
4 00
2 tool chests, tools and grindstone,
13 00
Stoves and kettles,
17 00
Tin, crockery and glass ware,
25 00
Tubs, wringers, baskets and clothes-horse,
6 00
Washing machine,
6 00
Steelyards, measures and haskets,
2 50
Pails, churns, knives and forks,
5 00
Burcaus, beds and bedding,
65 75
33 chairs, 8 tables and 5 mirrors,
20 00
Lounge, flatirons and brushes,
8 00
4 gal. oil and 3 cans, 2 40
2 clocks and ] watch,
3 50
6 outside windows, 3 ladders and hook,
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