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ine, 10 gals. Euchrelyptum 33 00
Leroy S. Redlon, services as truant officer 20 00
American Numbering Mche Co., 1 numbering machine 8 13
Ayers & Jenkins, 25 feet hose and couplings 3 90
Record Press, 1M return envelopes
3 00
Emelie Beaulieu, services as truant officer 10 00
L. E. Goodwin, flags bought for July 4th celebration 3 70
Eugene C. Foss, 1 gal. valki and 2 brushes 2 50
Rochester Printing Co., 1M bill heads, and 1M envelopes 8 25
J. O. Hayes, buckboard for July 4th 4 00
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Joseph Warren, P. M., stamped en- velopes for tax collector $30 00
Dr. Charles Blazo, caring for Grace Darling 5 00
Hiram Philpot, 36 hours, mason and tender, mending ceiling 23 29
Fred P. Meader, 1 dozen flags 1 80
Ayers & Jenkins, 2 flags 4 00
Eugene C. Foss Co., brackets, tacks, batteries, snaps, rings, etc. 95
Joseph H. Nute, repairing locks and braces 75
Dr. J. J. Morin, examination of John Mercier 1 50
C. M. Bailey, 2 dust pans, 1 dipper, and iron cnspidor 2 30
Roch. Water Works, relaying water service at public library 13 15
C. Garfield Hurd, part payment enum- erating children 9 00
Loring, Short & Harmon, 2 municipal bond records and 1 journal 16 80
Birmingham Pen Co., 1 gross pens 1 35
Roch. Printing Co., printing ballots 5 00
George D. Dame, auto delivering ballots 2 00
Courier Pub. Co., publishing ord- inances 22 50
C. M. Bailey Co., 1 stable broom 1 50
Clerk's Fees Dep't, 56-1c, 2-2c, and 24 3-c stamps 1 32
O. J. Turmelle, enumerating school children 35 00
F. S. Grant, auto to Dover for regis- tration cards 2 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Eugene C. Foss, 1 battery, 2 sponges, and 2 scrub brushes $ 2 60
Joseph Warren, 200-3c, 200-2c, and 100-1c stamps 11 00
Frank E. Hussey, cord for curtains, carfares, telephone, box rent,
special delivery stamps, clips, cardboard, spindles, etc. 2 16
Imperial Brush Co., omitted from or- iginal bill 4 00
Courier Pub. Co., 2M tax bills 13 50
Joseph H. Nute, repairing Jury box
50
Crossley Elec. Co., 1 current tap, and 1 snap switch 85
F. P. Meader, 1 doz. flags, 1 flag 5x8 wool bunting, and 1 flag 8x16 42 80
Geo. E. Greenfield, 4 ft. hardwood, sawed for ward house 6 75
Ayers & Jenkins, 5 flag poles, 3 pole holders, snaps, 1 battery, and 1 bulb 10 45
Mark N. Arnold, services as truant officer 37 84
Harold L. Bond Co., tube brush and postage 59
Gonic Mfg. Co., 3lbs. cotton duck
1 50
Ralph E. Came, checking vouchers Jan. 1, to July 1, 1918, and audit- ing treasurer's book 12 00
Crossley Elec. Co., 1 wire cage
2 75
Harold L. Bond Co., 2 boiler flue cleaners, and 1-4" flue brush 4 49
Ross Allen, carting booth and tables 1 75
Red Cross Emergency Hospital, voted by Council 300 00
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Rochester Lumber Co., 1 pine board $ 80
Rochester Printing Co., printing 60 check lists, wards 5 and 6 28 29
Standard Carbon & Ribbon Co., 100 sheets carbon paper 3 50
Eugene C. Foss Co., 2 counter brushes and 13 sq. ft., galv. wire cloth 1 65
C. Garfield Hurd, enumerating school children 36 00
Seth W. Jones, penalty for non-pay- ment war tax 79
C. M. Bailey Co., 1 tank ball, 1 float and labor 3 00
Ayers & Jenkins, 3 qts. red paint, turpentine, 5 lbs. muresco, and 1 wrench 4 50
Joseph Warren, P.M., 200-3c, 200-2c, 200-1c stamps 12 00
Funk & Wagnells, 1 war map
1 75
Rochester Printing Co., 1M Overseer of Poor orders, 1M burial permits West Disinfecting Co., 5 gallons liq- uid soap 11. 25
39 37
Geo. M. Rankin, enumerating school children 25 00
Rochester Lumber Co., setting glass in board of health room door 4 00
Frank R. Hayes, enumerating school children 42 50
Geo. D. Dame, auto delivering ballots and warrants 2 00
Arthur H. Ainslee, 1 bottle ammonia
50
Evans Furniture Co., repairing chairs
2 00
Ross Allen, carting booths 1 00
C. M. Bailey, Co., 6 mops
2 10
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ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Courier Pub. Co., publishing ordin- ances $ 5 00
Joseph A. Weeks, 34 yds. linoleum, labor and one special shade 36 15
Library Bureau, 1M blue death cards 8 90
George G. Welch, recording deeds 8 20
Courier Pub. Co., printing wards 1 and 2 check lists 25 38
Rochester Printing Co., printing bal- lots and medical inspection act 36 50
James E. Lucey, collective license E. R. opera house 37 50
Rochester Lumber Co., lumber and labor on booths 28 35
George D. Dame, auto delivering ballots . 2 00
Eugene C. Foss, 4 door springs, and 1 bottle liquid veneer 90
Courier Pub. Co., publishing Tax Col- lector's notice 1 00
P. M. Allen, pulp, mason and tender 4 15 Joseph A. Weeks, 1-9x12 Axminister rug 40 00
Burroughs Adding Mche. Co., 1 new ribbon and inspection 1 00
Wm. Mann Co., ¿ dozen pen holders 1 22
C. M. Bailey Co., 2 nickel towel holders 3 75
Crossley Elec. Co., 3-100w lamps, and 3 cell batteries 3 59
Joseph Warren, P. M., 200-3c, and 200-2c stamps 10 00
Callahan & Mithee, repairing boiler room tubes 1 75
W. I. Cushing, 10 gals. kerosene 1 50
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Rochester Printing Co., 3M envelopes, City Clerk $ 14 00
Frank E. Hussey, express on disin- fectant, stamp used for deed, and P. O. rent, erasures, pencils, twine, etc. 3 94
George L. Winkley, tees, ells, valves, pulleys, chains, plugs, bushings, labor, etc. 35 56
Courier Publishing Co., publishing Tax Collector's notices 9 00
M. H. Dustin, 21 hours' labor on win- dows at ward 2, and material used 16 30
Fred Lincoln, 18 hours, throwing in wood 5 40
Twin State Gas & Elec. Co., lighting offices, hallways and E. R. opera house 232 90
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
71 65
Strafford-York Gas Co. 57 87
Total expenditures
$ 3,691 34
CREDIT
By appropriation
$2,000 00
Received from :
Moving picture licenses $ 175 00
Vaudeville licenses 19 00
Junk dealers' licenses 80 00
Pool room and bowling alley licenses
240 00
Pedlars' licenses
15 00
Rovers' 6 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Received from :
John Robinson circus
$ 20 00
Rent of E. R. opera house
231 41
Charles Estes, tax abated for D. J. Lucey, 1913 41 38
Highway Dep't, 234 miles mileage
5 85
School Dep't, printing reports
33 75
Public library,
10 00
C. A. Davis, 3} lbs. rope
1 30
Telephone tolls
3 29
Mileage
1 25
M. E. Sterritt
10
Candidates' money
34 00
Old papers sold
20
Envelopes not called for
1 00
Drinking cups
1 50
Library Bureau, for amount overpaid
1 00
Police Dep't, lighting station
153 20
Clerk's fees for 1918
118 17
Transferred from sale of bonds
498 94
Total credits $ 3,691 34
Fire Department
Paid Boston & Maine R. R., freight on chemicals $ 34
Charles May, watching fire
2 00
Carll's Garage, wood for Torrent en- gine house 4 75
Eddie Emerson, watching fire
2 00
Eugene C. Foss Co., sash cord
1 20
Rochester Fdry & Mche Co., mate- rial and labor 81
Ross Allen, trucking chemicals 75
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Gonic Mfg. Co., 195 lbs. vitriol, 5 lbs. rags, and 1 cd. wood $ 11 60
J. A. & W. Bird Co., 1,238 lbs. blue vitriol 120 71
Beattie Zinc Works, 200 zincs and 200 coppers 136 00
Joseph H. Nute, brass polish
75
F. H. Osgood, trucking stove at E.R. 1 50
Elias Voyer, funnel, and repairing stove at E. R. 5 85
E. Mortimer Watson, labor on truck . 1 80
S. B. Morton, repairing bridles
85
Eugene C. Foss Co., lock, glass, putty, etc. 1 60
American LaFrance Eng. Co., soda, plugs, head light, etc. 45 36
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on } bbl. oil 85
John V. Horne, shoveling hydrants
44 60
Eugene Dame, services as fireman, Jan. 1, to Mar. 1 8 33
Charles B. May, services as fireman, Jan. 1, to Mar. 6 9 62
J. E. Woodes, hauling hose to fire 1 00
Alphonse Lanoix, ¿ cd. wood sawed 4 50
F. E. Hussey, express paid
84
The Texas Co., 120 gals. gasolene 30 00
S. B. Morton, 1 sponge 60
Edwin Emerson, services as fireman for 3 months 12 50
Pay roll, forest fire, Lowell street 5 74
Rochester Lumber Co., 12 cross arms 4 20
American Lafrance Fire Eng. Co.,
6 black fireman's coats and 500 lbs. soda 49 34
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ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Pay roll, forest fire, Rochester hill $ 19 71
Harry R. Foss, hauling hose to fire 1 00
Wm. V. Elliott, 1 00
Geo. L. Winkley, repairing sink pipe 50
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on soda
68
Sam Locke, watching fire
1 00
Peter McIntire, services as fireman, Jan. 1, to Apr. 23 15 38
Rochester Lumber Co., 1 piece 3x4x19
82
Pay roll, forest fire, Milton road
24 51
Portland street 23 85
Lowell street
1 90
Chas. Estes road
3 95
C. W. Lowe & Son, auto to
2 00
Fred Doyle,
1 50
Harold D. Saunders, 3 lbs. grease
60
Charles E. Pray, conveying firemen to Flat Rock Bridge fire
1 50
American LaFrance Fire Eng. Co., 300 lbs. soda 32 00
E. C. Rogers, conveying firemen to fire on Milton road 2 50
3 00
S. B. Morton, 1 sponge, snaps, etc. Ross Allen, carting soda
75
Ayers & Jenkins, 62 lbs. cable chain
98
Feineman Bros., 1 pr. rubber gloves
2 50
Crossley Elec. Co., cleats, tubes and screws, snap switches 70
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on soda 1 20
Eugene C. Foss Co., broom, grease, batteries, cotton waste, etc. 4 75
Harold V. Robbins, services as fire- man Jan. 1 to May 1 18 27
Ray roll, forest fire warden's charge 1 36
S. L. Young, trucking acid from Gonic 1 00
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Clarence W. Cilley, services as fire- man $
88
Ayers & Jenkins, 2 manure pulls 1 60
Wilbur Thompson, repairing wires 2 50
Eugene C. Foss Co., 75 knobs and 260 lbs. wire 23 40
G. T. Laundry, washing, Oct. 1, 1917, to June 1, 1918 7 30
Carll's Garage, hauling hose to fire
1 00
S. B. Morton, 4 straps and 7 leather washers 1 00
The Texas Co., 525 gallons gasolene
131 25
Ross Allen, hauling hose wagon and freight 3 50
Eugene C. Foss Co., 5-2" bolts, 7-2" long 40
American LaFrance Fire Eng. Co., 1 motor valve 1 35
Crossley Elec. Co., 1-3 cell battery
30
F. E. Hussey, express paid 1 00
American LaFrance Fire Eng. Co., 6
8 00
fire axe handles, and 12 spanners Pay roll, Ela Hose Co.
180 00
Harrington Hose Co.
162 50
C. W. Bickford, Hose Co.
255 00
Cocheco Hose Co.
262 50
A. D. Whitehouse Hose Co. 162 50 Torrent Hose Co. 195 83
Ross Allen, hauling hose to fire 2 00
Pay roll, watchman July 4th
27 50
Ayers & Jenkins, 50 ft. 6 ply }" hose
6 90
N. B. Horne, hauling hose to fire 1 00
American LaFrance Fire Eng. Co., 6 A-C spark plugs 6 11
C. A. Emerson, hauling hose to fire 1 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Paid P. E. Auger, 3 prs. men's red rubber boots $ 18 00
Crossley Elec. Co., 6-40w lamps 1 80
Gonic Mfg. Co., 1 cd. wood, and 12 lbs. vitriol, and 5 lbs. rags 18 24
The Globe Mfg. Co., 700 ft. fire hose, ¿ doz. porcelain discs, and 1 doz. lead stoppers 626 14
Eugene C. Foss Co., 2 qts. motor oil, and 1 screw driver 60
American LaFrance Fire Eng. Co.,
1-10 P. B. hood latch complete with catch, 1 grease cup, and 12 valve cap gaskets 2 56
Rochester Printing Co., 1M petition for membership blanks 3 25
J. H. Nute, filing saws
50
H. W. Sanders, 5 lbs. grease
1 00
S. B. Morton, snaps, bit, snap rings, and copper rivets
3 35
Ross Allen, carting hose to fire and freight 2 25
Walter F. Varney, shoveling hydrants in E. R.
10 50
The Cudahy Packing Co., 1 keg soap, and 1 case polish 15 29
The Texas Co., 700 gallons gasolene
176 50
George Brennan, 2 months' service as fireman 8 32
H. W. Sanders, 22 hours' labor 1 50
N. B. Horne, hauling hose to fire
1 00
Rochester Lumber Co., 1 pine board
70
Chester Freeman, hauling hose to fire
1 00
American Lafrance Fire Eng. Co., 1 Exide battery, 3Lx5-1 26 14
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Raid Ross Allen, hauling freight $ 75
The Texas Co., 275 gallons gasolene 70 13
Frank E. Hussey, prepaid express to Indianopolis, and express on bat- tery 1 56
The Fair, 1 sheet, and 1 comforter 6 48
Eugene C. Foss Co., 50 lights of glass for fire alarm boxes 1 08
S. B. Morton, 1 bit, and 1 box harness dressing 95
The Texas Co., 450 gallons gasolene 114 75
J. W. Drapeau, hauling hose to fire 1 00
Kimball & Allen, insurance on Tiger engine house 13 70
C. M. Bailey & Co., 1 gallon measure
75
American LaFrance Fire Eng. Co.,
3 cans metal polish 6 00
Eugene C. Foss Co., 9 lbs. nails, 6 lag
screws and 6 machine bolts 2 19
C. M. Bailey Co., 1-3" tank ball, 1 ball cock and labor 5 48
C. A. Davis, 4 days' horse hire
6 00
Phillips Garage, 1 can carbon remover and distilled water and labor 1 90
Berry & Shorey, 6 lights glass
1 85
Ed. Goodwin, 4 days' labor on wires
12 00
Frederic E. Small, insurance on E.R. station 16 50
Preston & Bradley, insurance, Tor- rent engine house 13 70
A. G. Gelinas, insurance, Cocheco engine house 11 00
Phillips Garage, 1 battery, and rent of battery 37 65
Carll's Garage, hauling hose to fire 1 00
80
ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Crossley Elec. Co., 2-100w lamps $ 2 04
Ross Allen, horse hire 3 00
Kimball & Allen, insurance on E. R. fire station 12 00
J. A. & W. Bird Co., 900 lbs. vitriol
86 87
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on vitriol 1 96
Olin H. Chase, chauffer's license
3 00
Pay roll, Harrington Hose Co.
162 52
Cocheco 262 52
Ela
179 92
Torrent
245 83
C. W. Bickford H. & L. Co.
242 50
A. D. Whitehouse Hose Co.
162 50
The Texas Co., 295 gallons gasolene
75 23
Alice F. Bradley, 5 tons coal for sta- tion
56 25
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on battery zincs 92
C. M. Bailey Co., 4 fuller balls, fit- fittings and labor 2 43
W. I. Cushing, 5 gals. kerosene, and 2 cakes bon ami 99
Harry A. Roberts, rep. irons for fire wagon and material
1 30
John P. Waldron, 1 stove for Cocheco hose house 16 00
Frank E. Hussey, express on box from Brookline, Mass. 49
Highway Dep't, ¿ cost of hay, 1918
133 36
S. B. Morton, 2 leather washers and 2 bridles 6 40
Frank W. Smith, horse shoeing
34 25
Highway Dep't, 70 gals. gasolene 17 50
Dean & King, grain 103 65
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CENTRAL FIRE STATION
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Freeman Corson, grain
$ 123 20
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
24 80
Twin State Gas & Elec. Co.
164 40
Strafford-York Gas Co.
22 86
Eugene Dennett, auto driver
626 65
Edwin Emerson,.
646 04
Fred Doyle,
485 96
Archie Emerson,
98 14
John F. Nute, chief engineer
1,014 98
Wilbur E. Horne, 1st Asst. engineer
100 00
Peter McShane, 2nd
100 00
Charles S. Clark, 3rd
50 00
Louis M. Richardson, 4th
50 00
Total expenditures
$8,690 72
Unexpended balance
187 12
$8,877 84
CREDIT
Appropriation
$8,000 00
Received from :
Twin State Gas & Elec. Co., fighting forest fire
30 48
B. & M. R. R., fighting forest fire
38 17
State of New Hampshire, rebate for forest fire
39 87
United Box & Lumber Co., for chem- icals 1 10
Second hand stove
1 00
Water Dep't, gasolene
106 20
Highway Dep't, .
432 00
J. Frank Ellis
24 46
Street Sprinking Dep't, use of horses
204 56
Total credits
$8,877 84
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ANNUAL REPORT
Police Department
Paid Ross Allen, team hire $ 1 50
American Cafe, lunches for prisoners
1 60
Eugene C. Foss Co., 1 flash light bat- tery 40
Boston Branch, 5 gals. kerosene
65
Ross Allen, team hire
1 00
Ayers & Jenkins, batteries 1 20
Bancroft Cafe, lunches for prisoners 1 40
J. D. Hussey, mileage
12 15
F. W. Woolworth Co., 3 dippers, and 1 paper tacks 35
Bancroft Cafe, lunches 1 00
Ross Allen, team, and auto hire
2 00
Louis Richardson, 2 00
Ayers & Jenkins, 3 lanterns, 1 globe, and 1 flash light 4 20
Ross Allen, auto hire
6 00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on signal stand 31
Eco Clock Co., 1 box dials
4 11
Eugene C. Foss Co., 2 coils insulated copper wire 12 50
Crossley Elec. Co., 75 knobs
1 50
Traffic Sign & Signal Co., 1 signal stand 7 00
Dr. F. L. Keay, attending Joseph Perrault 3 00
William Wright, making out warrants 4 50
Louis M. Richardson, auto hire
4 00
W. I. Cushing, 5 gals. kerosene
75
Bancroft Cafe, lunches for prisoners
2 00
George D. Dame, car fares, taking
prisoner to jail 72
83
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Ross Allen, auto hire $ 3 50
Pay roll, July 4th specials
78 77
Ayers & Jenkins, 1 flash light, bulb and batteries 95
Carll's Garage, auto hire
1 50
Watson's Garage,
5 00
Traffic Sign & Signal Co., 2 flags for stand 80
Joseph Warren, P. M., 100-1c stamps
1 00
Joseph Hayes, team hire 1 00
Abe L. Davis, 1 gal. kerosene and can 50
Ayers & Jenkins, 1 battery
30
Bancroft Cafe, lunches for prisoners 2 40
W. I. Cushing, 5 gals. kerosene 75
Ross Allen, auto hire
1 50
Water Dep't 5 gals. kerosene
60
H. E. Annis, auto hire
1 50
Ayers & Jenkins, 1 battery
35
Bancroft Cafe, lunches for prisoners 3 40
Highway Dep't 5 gals. kerosene 60
Joseph Warren, P. M., postal cards
1 00
F. I. Richards, 12 police badges 6 25
Courier Pub. Co., 48-2 sheets (one way streets) 4 50
Geo. F. Small, services at Rochester Fair 15 90
F. H. Moore services at Rochester Fair 20 04
Pay rolls, Rochester Fair specials
187 50
George D. Dame, 'auto during Roch- ester Fair 6 00
Ayers & Jenkins, flash light, bat-
tery, and 1 paper tacks 2 75
Bancroft Cafe, lunches for prisoners 1 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Rochester Steam Laundry, washing blankets $ 25
Ross Allen, auto hire
3 50
Nellie R. Hayes, board Small and Moore, Fair week 16 25
Crossley Elec. Co., 2-100w lamps
2 17
Gilbert Shaw, auto hire 2 50
Harley E. Annis, auto hire
2 00
Ayers & Jenkins, 3 batteries and 1 bulb 1 40
William Wright, appearing for min- ors, and hearing Marsden case
21 50
Crossley Elec. Co., 1-100w lamp and 10 feet of cord 1 85
Louis M. Richardson, auto hire
1 00
W. B. Neal, 1 jardiniere
1 00
C. M. Bailey Co., 1 towel holder and toweling
2 25
Miscellaneous Dep't, lighting police station
153 20
Bancroft Cafe, lunches for prisoners
80
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.
125 99
Nelson Hatch, services as special
69 75
B. Ford Parsons,
58 77
Frank S. Grant,
57 88
Joseph Cooley,
12 25
Louis Grasse,
2 25
Stephen Howard,
13 25
Eugene M. Foss,
2 00
J. W. Drapeau,
4 50
George D. Dame,
4 00
James Ricker,
1 00
William O. Allen,
1 00
William Martin,
1 00
Harry Otis,
66
1 00
CITY OF ROCHESTER
85
Paid William Bell, services as special
$ 1 00
Leo R. Clark,
2 50
James Walker,
1 00
Fred A. Hamilton, police at Gonic
75 00
Herbert M. Preston, 6 E. R.
75 00
George H. Magoon, city marshal
1,163 88
Isaac W. Rankin, Asst.
1,063 89
Ferdinand G. Sylvain, night watch
890 96
Samuel D. Felker, police judge
600 00
Horace L. Worcester, police clerk
200 00
Total expenditures
$5,062 74
CREDIT
By appropriation
$3,500 00
Received from :
H. L. Worcester, clerk of court
$1,039 62
State of New Hampshire, rebate for licenses
7 97
Telephone tolls
1 35
Transferred from Bond sale
513 80
Total credits
$5,062 74
Salaries
Paid J. B. Young, mayor
$ 400 00
Frank E. Hussey, city clerk
1,200 00
John L. Copp, city treasurer
250 00
Elmer J. Smart, city solicitor 500 00
D. L. Stokes, city physician 281 33
F. L. Keay, overseer of the poor
200 00
W. A. Hanscam, janitor
977 67
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ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Frank D. Stevens, Asst. janitor $ 700 50
B. Ford Parsons, 27 00
Martin E. Jones, sanitary officer
514 45
Gilbert F. Shaw, on taxes, 1917 1918
303 88
1,409 39
Expenses and dues
to State Convention 7 04
Charles W. Evans, salary as assessor 450 00
Expenses and dues
to State Convention, 1917 and '18 Charles W. Evans, use of team and special services
22 39
John S. Kimball, salary as assessor Expenses and dues
450 00
to Convention, 1917 16 35
John S. Kimball, special services 2 00
A. G. Gelinas, salary as assessor 450 00
Expenses and dues to
Convention, 1917 and '18 26 89
A. G. Gelinas, use of auto and spec- ial services 10 75
Mildred E. Shaw, Asst. in clerk's office 400 00
$8,616 64
WARD OFFICERS
Substitutes at Election March 12, 1918
Ward 1, Irving C. Faunce, moder- ator $ 3 00
2, Ernest C. Wescott, mod- erator 3 00
Harold Thompson, ballot
clerk 2 00
17 00
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Ward 3, James Teague, ballot clerk $ 2 00 Geo. L. Lanoix, 2 00
4, A. Gaspard Gelinas, bal- lot clerk 2 00
5, Louis H. McDuffee, mod- erator 3 00
Gilbert F. Shaw, ballot clerk 2 00
$ 19 00
Substitutes at Election September 3, 1918
Ward 4, A. G. Gelinas, ballot clerk $ 3 00
Felix Sanfacon,
3 00
John Young, ballot in- spector 3 00
5, John Buelduc, ballot in-
inspector 3 00
Gilbert F. Shaw, ballot clerk 3 00
$ 15 00
Substitutes at Election November 5, 1918
Ward 2, Dennis Brennan, ballot in- spector $ 3 00
3, Edward Carr, ballot in- spector 3 00
Frank Powell, gate kpr 3 00
Wmn. Stevenson, 3 00
4, Felix Sansfacon, ballot clerk 3 00
Ovide Larochelle, ballot inspector 3 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Ward 6, N. T. Kimball, ballot clerk $ 3 00
S. D. Wentworth, ballot inspector 3 00
Eugene C. Foss, ballot in- spector 3 00
James Lucey, ballot in- spector 3 00
$ 30 00
Regular Ward Officers at Elections Held March 12, September 3, November 5, and December 4, 1918
MODERATORS
Ward 1, Thomas H. Gotts $ 8 00
William F. Hartford 4 00
2, Edward L. Tebbetts 12 00
3, Willis E. Meader 15 00
4, Philias Desmarais
15 00
5, Louis H. McDuffee
15 00
6, B. Ford Parsons
11 00
Arthur N. Brock 4 00
84 00
WARD CLERKS
Ward 1, Albanus M. White $ 15 00
Harry F. Blaisdell
4 00
2, Thomas A. Casey 11 00
Frank W. Thomas
8 00
3, George W. Osborne
18 50
4, Ludger Vachon Ludger Bisson 4 00
16 50
5, Fred L. Chesley
19 00
6, Leroy S. Redlon
20 50
$ 116 50 -
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
SELECTMEN
Ward 1, Frank E. Towle $ 15 75
Clarence S. Cole
15 75
Elmer E. Lowd
15 75
2, William O. Allen 16 50
16 50
Natt Tasker Raymond W. Warren
6 75
3, George H. Marsh
15 75
William Vickery
15 75
Emelio Beaulieu
15 75
4, Henry J. Grondin
26 50
Arthur Grenier
25 75
Alfred Beaudoin
26 50
5, Charles C. Torr
16 50
Charles W. Gerrish
15 75
Edgar M. Cate
6 75
Charles H. Ward
9 00
6, George E. Horne
20 00
Leslie A. Furber
20 00
Laurel A. Foss
11 75
$ 312 75
BALLOT INSPECTORS
Ward 1, William E. Blaisdell $ 11 00
Charles H. Nute 11 00
2, William J. Haley 11 00
2 00
Verne F. Wentworth Everett M. Chadbourne
3 00
3, Granville F. Grant 11 00 Sumner W. Watson 9 00
4, John Young
6 00
Eugene Beaudoin 3 00
5, Charles F. Evans 8 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Ward 5, Asa P. Roberts $ 11 00
6, John Hooper
3 00
N. T. Kimball 3 00
$ 92 00
BALLOT CLERKS
Ward 1, Albert L. Richards 11 00
Edward J. Crotty
11 00
2, Charles W. Evans 11 00
Andrew Thompson
3 00
3, Clifford M. Hart 11 00
4, Richard Gagne
3 00
A. G. Gelinas
3 00
Felix Sansfacon
3 00
5, George A. Bickford
11 00
Gilbert F. Shaw 6 00
$ 73 00
GATE KEEPER
Ward 3, James F. Teague $ 3 00
SUPERVISORS
Chairman, Charles H. Henderson $ 42 50
Ward 1, Charles S. Clark 37 25
Irving H. Cilley
10 50
2, James O. Watson
47 75
3, Harry H. Meader
47 75
4, Frank McDonold
47 75
5, George T. McDuffee
47 75
6, Charles E. Woodward 47 75
$ 329 00
Total expenditures
$9,690 89
91
CITY OF ROCHESTER
CREDIT
By appropriation
$8,000 00
Received from :
Water Dep't, clerical work
600 00 -
Transferred from sale of Bonds 1,090 89
Total credits
$9,690 89
Opera House Department
Paid Ross Allen, trucking $ 1 25
Fred P. Meader, tuning piano 2 50
The Record Press, printing programs
9 00
2 25
Imperial Brush Co., duster, cloth,
mop handles, etc. 10 35
George A. Mathews, repairing bill boards 13 16
F. E. Hussey, for express paid
92
Fred P. Meader, tuning piano
2 50
Riley & Tuttle, salt and starch for paste 30
The Record Press, 1M passes 2 75
George A. Mathews, making window pole 2 75
James H. Shannon Mfg. Co., paste brush 5 00
Crossley Elec. Co., 6 boxes brass tacks
50
F. E. Hussey, express paid on paste brush 34
Eugene C. Foss Co., 6 boxes brass tacks 60
C
92
ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Ross Allen, trucking $ 50
Eugene C. Foss Co., 4 doz. thumb tacks, and 1 flash light bulb 55
Ross Allen, carting trunks and bill boards 2 50
Walter A. Bickford, Notary Public, services in adjustm't of war tax 2 00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on jacks 82
Harold L. Bond Co., 14-14" steel jacks 44 80
Ross Allen, carting bill boards 1 75
Walter A. Morrison, 31 ft. 1}" pipe cutting, and steel furnished
8 10
Frank B. Dame, bill posting
6 95
Riley & Tuttle, starch for paste
1 38
Walter N. Morrison, 13 ft. pipe and fittings 1 70
James Lucey, collector, license
150 00
Joseph A. Weeks, 1-42" shade
1 25
Twin State Gas & Elec. Co.
80 80
W. A. Hanscam, manager
83 00
George D. Dame, watchman
47 00
Fred Lemire, property man
24 00
Wilbur Thompson, stage hand
23 25
William Blair,
18 00
I. B. Allen,
24 00
Earl McIntire,
19 25
Fred Lincoln, work on stage and floor
19 00
Roxia Martell,
5 6
11 25
Louis Howard,
3 50
Sam Locke,
6 25
W. K. Seavey,
2 50
Eugene Seavey,
75
Charles M. Wood, usher
12 00
Charles Nelson,
11 00
93
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Charles Hussey, usher
$ 11 50
Will Miller,
11 50
James Geddis
10 50
Leroy Redlon,
10 00
John K. Allen, ticket seller
5 00
Total expenditures
$ 710 52
Unexpended balance
131 19
$ 841 71
CREDIT
Received from :
The Woman's club
$ 55 00
Gladys Klark Co.
153 50
Klark Urban Co.
38 00
Pheeney lecture
20 00
Salvation Army
16 00
St. Mary's church
36 00
Checking room
7 21
Div. 2, A. O. H.
26 00
Taylor Stock Co.
90 00
Mrs. Anna S. Allen
16 00
Tickets for free openings
5 00
Rev. C. S. Lacroix
30 00
Blackstone Co.
75 00
DeRue Bros., Minstrel
33 00
Salvation Army
18 50
W. H. Farley, lights used
2 50
Woman's club
20 00
State Grange
80 00
Gladys Klark Co.
120 00
Total credits®
$ 841 71
94
ANNUAL REPORT
Sidewalk Department
Paid Albert E. Blake, repairing snow plow $ 2 45
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on cement 104 88
Alice F. Bradley, 231 bbls. cement
465 70
Cocheco Woolen Mfg. Co., 30 loads sand for sidewalks 4 80
Cecil Shepard, 16 hours, mason and tender 8 30
Frank E. Hussey, parcel postage on mixer parts 40
Rochester Fdry. & Mche. Works, la-
bor and castings for snow plow 2 86
William A. Grover, surveying for Dr. Roberts' sidewalk 7 00
Pay rolls, for labor
971 94
Total expenditures
$1,568 33
Unexpended balance 598 67
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