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Safford, Percival, overtax
7 68
Scruton, Bertha, error
2 00
Strafford-York Gas Co., overtax
650 41
Shapleigh, Nicholas, error
23 04
Svensson, Gustave, overtax
3 36
Tibbetts, Harry H., gone
2 00
Tremblay, Philip, dead
2 00
Thompson, Bert, taxed twice
2 00
Thurstan, Will, gone
2 00
Thompson, Bert, gone
2 00
Tryon, George E., taxed twice
2 00
Tufts, Ed., cripple
2 00
Townsend, Mrs. Fred C., overtax
19 70
Varney, Charles A., taxed twice
2 00
Villanora, Tony,
2 00
Verville, Ferdinand, error
1 15
Villanora, Tony, taxed twice
2 00
Wilkins, Leslie, taxed twice
2 00
Worth, Frank, gone
2 00
Wallace, Peter J., taxed twice
2 00
Williams, George, gone
2 00
Whipple, Ralph, soldier
2 00
Wheeler, Charles, gone
2 00
Wedge, George, not a resident
2 00
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Wentworth, Brion, not a resident
$ 2 00
Herbert, sailor 2 00
Wood, Joseph, taxed twice
2 00
Wyman, Albert,
2 00
Watson, Mrs. E. A., error
30 00
Wallace, E. G. & E. Shoe Co., overtax
192 00
Wentworth, Stephen D., over 70
2 00
Young, J. L., error
3 84
S. D.,
1 48
Total
$1,752 05
Received of the Assessors of the City of Rochester, N. H., the foregoing abatements, on list of taxes for 1917, amounting to the sum of one thousand seven hun- dred and fifty-two dollars and five cents ($1,752.05).
GILBERT F. SHAW, Tax Collector
CHARLES W. EVANS, A. GASPARD GELINAS, JOHN S. KIMBALL,
Assessors of Rochester
Report of the City Treasurer
For the Year 1918
EXPENDITURES
Highways
$26,364 56
Sidewalks
1,567 33
Sanitary sewerage
690 59
Surface
451 09
Street lights
7,348 12
Water works
36,468 62
Schools
43,538 67
City pauper
1,863 51
Soldiers' aid
1,169 55
Salary
9,537 40
Police
5,026 57
Fire
8,522 31
Notes and interest
125,962 89
Miscellaneous
61,330 00
Health
62 60
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1919
27,345 10
$357,248 91
RECEIPTS
Balance Jan. 1, 1918
$ 10,541 92
Taxes, 1917
4,903 30
1918
147,399 65
Water
42,808 75
Police costs and fines
996 77
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Notes
$35,042 00
City Clerk's fees
118 17
State of New Hampshire
22,692 56
Miscellaneous
92,745 79
$357,248 91
Balance Jan. 1, 1919
$ 27,345 10
JOHN L. COPP, City Treasurer
Dog Depredations, 1918
EXPENDITURES
Paid dog depredations
$ 69 32
Transferred to school fund
758 07
Balance Jan. 1, 1919
759 20
$1,586 59
RECEIPTS
Balance Jan. 1, 1918
$ 758 07
Received licenses 828 52
$1,586 59
JOHN L. COPP, Treasurer
Trust Funds
Account of Trustees of Trust Funds for the City of Rochester
ADAMS FUND
Amount : $12,800.
Donors : Seth Adams and Lewis Tebbetts.
Purpose : Income to be paid to poor widows, orphans and maiden ladies.
Investment: Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1930 series.
Income deposited in Rochester Trust Company.
STATEMENT
1918,
Jan. 1. Balance carried into 1918 $ 265 79
By collected coupons, city bonds 512 00
$ 777 79
To checks paid sixty-one bene-
ficiaries (See Adams
Fund Book) at $7.50 each 457 50
Balance on hand
$ 320 29
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ABBOTT CEMETERY FUND
Amount : $300.
Donor : Priscilla J. Abbott.
Purpose : Income to be expended in caring for and beautifying family burial lot of donor, No. 130, Rochester Cemetery.
Investment: Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1932 series. Income, Rochester Trust Company.
STATEMENT
1918
Jan. 1. Balance carried into 1918 $ 9 95
By collected coupons, city
bonds 12 00
$ 21 95
To check for cut and potted flowers $ 8 00
To check paid Roch- ester Cemetery Association for care lot 5 00
$ 13 00
Balance on hand $ 8 95
DORE CEMETERY FUND
Amount : $400.
Donor : Annie R. Dore.
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Purpose : The care of burial lot of said donor on home- stead farm of said deceased near Pickering's Crossing.
Investment: Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1932 series.
STATEMENT.
1918
Jan. 1. By coupons on city bonds $ 16 00 To check to D. Fremont Jen- ness for care lot 17 00
Deficit carried forward $ 1 00
ESTES CEMETERY FUND
Amount : $200.
Donor : Elizabeth C. Estes.
Purpose : Perpetual care of donor's burial lot.
Investment: Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1932 series. Balance, Rochester Trust Company.
STATEMENT
1918 Jan. 1. Balance carried into 1918 $ 17 75
By collected coupons on city bond 8 00
$ 25 75
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To paid Rochester Cemetery Association, for care of lot $ 5 00
Balance on hand $ 20 75
HAVEN HILL CEMETERY
Amount : $3,000.
Donor : Lewis W. Tebbetts.
Purpose: Income to be used to repair and keep in re- pair and good condition Haven Hill Cemetery on Rochester Hill.
Investment: Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1932 series.
Balance, Rochester Trust Company.
STATEMENT
1918
Jan. 1. Balance carried into 1918 $ 86 83
.By collected on city bond, coupons, 120 00
$206 83
To paid Rochester Cemetery Association, for care, etc. 18 00
Balance on hand $188 83
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
MORRILL CEMETERY FUND
Amount : $100.
Donor: Lizzie A. Morrill.
Purpose : Income to be used for perpetual care of de- ceased's lot in the cemetery on Cypress avenue, No. 361.
Investment : Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1932 series. Balance, Rochester Trust Company.
STATEMENT.
1918
Jan. 1. Balance carried into 1918 $ 6 00
By collected coupons, city
bond 1 75
By collected coupons, city bond 2 25
$10 00
To check Rochester Cemetery Association, for care
cemetery 3 00
Balance on hand $ 7 00
MOORE CEMETERY FUND
Amount : $200. Donor : John E. Moore.
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Purpose : Income to be expended annually for the care of donor's burial lot and the lot of James L. Allen in Gonic cemetery ; the balance, if any, to be used for the care of the graves of soldiers who served in the War of the Rebellion, and are buried in said cemetery.
Investment: Principal, City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1932 series.
STATEMENT .
1918
Jan. 1. By collected coupons on city bonds $ 8 00
To check paid Gonic Cemetery Association, for care of lot 8 50
Deficit carried forward $ 50
WINGATE CEMETERY FUND.
Amount : $200. Donor : Lewis W. Tebbetts.
Purpose: Keeping in good repair and condition the Wingate family burying ground, which is located across the road of the Wingate homestead on the Salmon Falls road in said Rochester.
Investment: City of Rochester Municipal Bonds, 1932 series.
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
STATEMENT
Jan. 1. 1918
Deficit carried into 1918 $ 2 50 To check in payment Roches- ter Cemetery Association, labor, etc. 6 00
$ 8 50
By collected coupons on city bonds 8 00
Deficit carried forward $ 50
OLD TOWN FARM CEMETERY FUND
Amount : $263.29.
(This fund is made up from moneys received from sale of lots in the past.) Investment : Principal, deposited Rochester Trust Co., Savings department. Balance, deposited in Rochester Trust Co., checking department.
STATEMENT
1918
Balance carried into 1918 $ 7 62 By dividend on deposit Roch- ester Trust Company 10 51
By money drawn from bank to balance account 9 75
$.27 88
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To Record Press, for printing forms for recording City Trust Fund $14 00 To paid Rochester Ceme- tery Association, for care of cemetery 13 88
$ 27 88
OLD CEMETERY CONSERVATION FUND PER- PETUA
Amount : $6,627.73.
Donors : Charles A. C. Hanson, et als.
Purpose : Care and maintenance of Old Cemetery at large, and specific lots designated by donors.
Investments (showing increase for year)
Original Funds $5,600 00
(City of Rochester, 1931 Municipal Bonds.)
Emergency Fund, General
Prin., 1918 $ 36 62
Income
1 38
$ 38 00
(Rochester Trust Co., Savings Dept.) Emergency Fund, Special
Prin., 1918 $ 991 74
Income
39 52
Dep. of 1% annual income
28 84
$1,060 10
Total accumulated Principal
$6,968 10
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
STATEMENT
1918
Jan. 1. Balance carried into 1918 $ 90 78
By collected coupons on bonds 224 00
$314 78
To paid Rochester Cemetery Association for work and material $201 94
To check for deposit Special Emergency Fund ( § of $230 78, agreed income 1918) 28 84
To paid Snow, Snow & Cooper for services in making up system of book-keeping account
25 00
Balance on hand 59 00
$314 78
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, LOTS AND AMOUNTS CONTRIBUTED
Date of Contribution
CONTRIBUTOR
LOT
Amount of Contribu- tion
Apr. 26, 1890
Charles A. C. Hanson,
Cemetery at large,
$ 51.00
Apr.
26, 1890
Noah Tebbetts,
Noah Tebbetts,
250.00
Apr.
30, 1890 Charles B. Tebbetts,
Noah Tebbetts,
350.00
Apr.
26, 1890 John McDuffee,
Farrington-McDuffee,
600.00
Apr.
26, 1890 Dominicus Hanson,
Joseph and Dominicus Hanson, ,
700.00
Apr. 26, 1890
George E. Barnard, .
Richardson & Barnard,
250.00
Apr. 28, 1891
Caroline M. & Anna S. Barker,
Benjamin and George Barker,
50.00
Apr. 28, 1891 Caroline & Anna Barker,
David Barker,
50.00
Apr. 28, 1890
Caroline & Anna Barker,
Chapman,
50.00
Apr. 28, 1890
Caroline & Anna Barker,
March,
50.00
Apr.
28, 1890
Abbie Dennett,
Chas. Dennett,
100.00
Apr. 28, 1890
Mariah W. Rogers,
Jeremiah H. Woodman,
50.00
Apr. 30, 1890
Chas. B. Tebbetts,
Jeremiah H. Woodman,
400.00
May
13, 1890 Sarah Woodman Bradford,
Jeremiah H. Woodman,
50.00
Apr.
29, 1890 29, 1890
Ephraim Hammett,
Ephraim Hammett,
100.00
Apr.
30, 1890
Harriett C. Manson,
William Chase,
100.00
Apr. 30, 1890
Mary Ann Whitehouse,
Enoch Whitehouse,
500.00
Apr. 30, 1890
Chas. U. Bell,
Nathaniel Upham,
165.00
May 23, 1890 1, 1890
Chas. U. Bell,
Nathaniel Upham,
108.37
May
Clara Warren,
Jos. Warren & Geo. Robinson,
50.00
May
1, 1890
Mary F. Robinson,
Jos. Warren & Geo. Robinson,
50.00
.
John H. Wardwell,
Hateville Knight,
50.00
Apr.
May
1, 1890
Mary T. Seccomb,
Moses Hale,
1 500.00
May
1, 1890
David Hayes,
David Hayes,
200.00
Jan.
1896
Seth Hurd,
Enoch P. Hurd,
100.00
Feb.
28, 1902 George Corson,
George Corson,
150.00
June
3, 1904 Mary F. McDuffee,
John Hayes & Mehitable Whitehouse,
200.00
Oct.
17, 1910 Mary E. Lary,
Moses C. Doe, Crawford, Osgood & Jordan,
125.00
Feb.
1, 1911
Lucy E. Jordan,
200.00
Charles U. Bell & F. W. Upham,
50.00
Mary U. Coe,
50.00
Joseph B. Upham,
50.00
Charles U. Bell,
10.00
Nathaniel Upham,
5.00
$5,764.37
Respectfully submitted,
BURT R. COOPER, CECIL C. SHAW, JOHN S. KIMBALL,
Trustees of Trust Funds for the City of Rochester.
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I have examined the accounts of the Trustees of the Trust Funds of the City of Rochester for the year 1918, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched for as per the above summary.
RALPH E. CAME, Auditor.
February 15, 1919.
Expenditures of Water Works
For the Year Ending December 31, 1918
PLUMBING ACCOUNT
Paid Union Water Meter Co., 18-34 S. & W. $ 34 02
National Meter Co., piston for 3- inch meter 2 50
J. Frank Ellis, express and car fares paid 51
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on pipe 4 56
George E. Gilchrist Co., 1,999 ft. 34 pipe and repairing thaw- ing machine 257 89
2 00
Ross Allen, team to Somersworth United Brass Mfg. Co., 42-34 S. & W., 18-34 drainage valves, 24-5/8 Goosenecks, 12-5/8 Goosenecks and cocks 362 77
Rochester Foundry & Machine Works, 1 2-in. swing check valve 4 85
The Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., 4 gate valves 40 70
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on valves 3 79
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Paid Caldwell & Fairfield, 25 curb boxes $ 37 73
Davies Turner Co., 2 boxes valves 6 93
Clarence E. Junkins, stock and labor on connections 85
George E. Gilchrist Co., fittings, packing and waste 11 72
Walter N. Morrison, 21 ft. 11/2 in. pipe 4 05
George E. Gilchrist Co., 2 convex bubblers 6 06
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on curb boxes 1 69
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on curb boxes and brass cocks 2 93
H. Mueller Mfg. Co., 18-3/4 S. & W. and handles 42 18
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on meters 85
Thompson Meter Co., repairing meters 72 35
Berry & Shorey, axe handles, axes, hammers, and 12-in. round files 4 60
George E. Gilchrist Co., 1 stillson frame, repairs for pump, 1 stillson pin 94
Rensselaer Valve Co., 2 4-inch Corey hydrants 97 14
Union Water Meter Co., 12-3/4 S. & W. 25 20
George E. Gilchrist Co., 2 2-in. gal- vanized tees and 3 2-in. ells 3 03
Frank E. Hussey, express paid 42
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CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid B. & M. R. R., freight on meters $ 61
Neptune Meter Co., repairing meters 18 55
George E. Gilchrist Co., 121 ft. steel pipe, 3 S. & W., 1 die, 3 unions, and 6 lbs. joint cement 32 64 Boston & Maine R. R., freight on pipe and fittings 52
George. E. Gilchrist Co., 8 lengths 6-in. C. I. water pipe, 322 lbs. pig lead, 40 lbs. jute 241 68
Walter N. Morrison, 12 ft. 11/4-in. pipe and 1-114-in. ell 2 62
National Meter Co., parts for re- pairing meters 17 56
United Brass Co., 6 Newport S. & W. 18 24
H. Mueller Mfg. Co., 24-5/8 Elg. union couplings 16 30
George E. Gilchrist Co., 497 ft. 1-inch galvanized pipe 81 69
Rennselaer Valve Co., 1 indica- tor post for 6-in. valve 36 25
The Edson Mfg. Co., 1 pair crank end bushings 86
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on pipe 1 44
George E. Gilchrist Co., 12-3/4 plugs, 12-34 close nipples and 28 lbs. couplings 7 34
Union Water Meter Co., 24-3/4, S. & W. 49 90
The Easy Mfg. Co., parts for pipe pusher 9 00
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ANNUAL REPORT
Paid B. & M. R. R., freight on fittings $ 52 Union Water Meter Co., 12-3/4 S. & W. 25 20
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on meters 1 50
George E. Gilchrist Co., 1 mag- netic dipping needle and 24 bushings, 24 Mall. ells, and 12 Mall. couplings 25 65
National Meter Co., 20-3/4 meters and connections 255 00
National Meter Co., repairing meters 58 95
C. M. Bailey Co., 1 nickle bibb and 2 clips 1 06
J. Frank Ellis, car fares, postage, 1 can heavy oil and sharpen- ing tools 85
Frank E. Hussey, express paid on meters and dials 4 91
Pay rolls for labor 419 36
Total expenditures $2,360 46
MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT
Paid L. P. Pickering, 9 days' horse hire $ 13 50
Joseph H. Nute, filing saws 65
Joseph Warren, 300-2c, 300-1c stamps 9 00
149
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Ross Allen, team to reservoir $ 1 50
Eugene C. Foss Co., batteries, spark plug and 1 light glass- 1 98
Phillips' Garage, horn for auto 8 50
Gonic Mfg. Co., 4M shingles and 9 ft. finish 21 30
Martin E. Jones, delivering water bills in East Rochester 1 50
Sarah A. Shorey, rent of stable, 1917 9 00
William H. Champlin, 2 loads buttings 4 50
S. B. Morton, repairing harness 85
Spaulding Moss Co., making blue prints 5 19
Neptune Meter Co., bottoms and gaskets for meters 7 50
C. M. Bailey Co., lock nut 12
Edson Mfg. Co., cross bar for pump 2 60
Harry A. Roberts, repairing
runners 3 30
W. H. Carll & Sons, 1 cord wood 9 00
E. C. Neal, 1 cord wood 9 0)
Highway Department, 3 gals. gasoline 75
C. M. Bailey Co., solder and labor repairing block tin pipe 1 25
Berry & Shorey, saw blades 75
United Brass Mfg. Co., 1/2 doz. S. & W. drilled 10 08
A. F. Bradley, 2 bbls. lime
3 70
L. P. Pickering, horse hire, 201/2 days 30 75
Phillips' Garage, storage for auto 5 00
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150
ANNUAL REPORT
Paid F. E. Hussey, express paid out $ 6 20
Boston Pipe & Fittings Co., joint cement and fittings 13 84
Phillips' Garage, repairs on auto 21 95
The Hauck Mfg. Co., thawing ma- chine 83 30
Eugene C. Foss Co., lantern globes 80
C. M. Bailey Co., repairing thaw- ing machine and block tin pipe, 1 hose nipple, 8 lbs. cop- per wire and repairing pump 4 30 Harold L. Bond Co., Hauck thaw- ing outfit and 100 ft. block tin pipe 65 00
L. P. Pickering, 261/2 days' horse hire 39 75
Walter N. Morrison, 1 11/8-in. union 20
J. B. Young, 52 gallons kerosene 6 24
Highway Department, 70 gallons kerosene 7 00
George E. Gilchrist Co., 2 stillson wrenches 3 25
Highway Department, 12 gallons gasoline 3 00
Stickney & Montague, repairing mailing machine 20 33
Builders Iron Foundry, 2 6-in. split sleeves 20 92
Charles W. Varney, insurance premium on auto 14 10
J. Frank Ellis, car fares and ex- press paid 3 98
151
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Rochester Printing Co., 1M slips $ 3 00
Phillips' Garage, storage for auto 5 00
Eugene C. Foss Co., 1 flash light 1 00
Phillips' Garage, repairs to bat- tery and express on same 14 07
William H. Champlin, 10 baskets of wood 3 75
L. P. Pickering, 121/2 days' horse hire 18 75
Joseph Warren, advance payment for stamped envelopes 4 68
Phillips' Garage, storage on car and supplies furnished 6 25
Highway Department, 30 gallons gasoline . 7 50
C. M. Bailey Co., soldering pipe
25
Berry & Shorey, tacks, lead and paint 1 05
Riley & Tuttle, 5 gallons kero- sene 75
Fred P. Meader, 2 journals
2 35
The Bristol Co., 1 bottle ink for blue prints 31
The Globe Store, 1 wash basin
50
W. I. Cushing, 1 bu. salt 1 00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on valves 30
Joseph Warren, P. M., 200-2c and 200-3c stamps 10 CO
Rochester Handle Co., 1 load wood
2 50
Fred P. Meader, 1 bottle India ink and 2 time books 35
The Borden Co., 2 sets knives for
pipe cutter and 1 set springs 2 05
152
ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Preston Auto Co., 2 spark plugs $ 1 50 F. I. Webber, 1 bu. coarse salt 90
Loring, Short & Harmon, 1 set index sheets and 1 binder 6 30
C. M. Bailey, 1 coupling
15
Ayers & Jenkins, 1 galvanized pail
45
C. F. Hervey, vulcanizing
3 85
Highway Department, 54 gallons gasoline 13 50
Fire Department, 60 gallons gas- oline 15 00
Rochester Lumber Co., 1 piece 2x8x8 ft. oak 60
Frank E. Hussey, express paid out 16 20
W. E. Fellows, repairing truck . 40 10
Joseph Warren, P. M., 500-3c and 500-2c stamps 25 00
Fire Department, 40 gallons gas- oline 10 00
J. H. Clow, sharpening picks and cold chisels and 2 new cold chisels
2 58
Joseph Warren, P. M., 200-2c and 100-1c stamps 5 00
Joseph Warren, P. M., stamped envelopes, postage only 1,000- 3c and 1,000-2c stamps 50 00
The Record Press, 1,000 outlook envelopes 3 75
Sarah A. Shorey, rent of stable, 1918 9 00
Phillips' Garage, 1 plug 1 00
Stickney & Montague, 65 plates changed 1 38
153
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid Eugene C. Foss Co., 1 battery $ 50
Eugene C. Foss Co., 4 batteries 1 50
Town of Strafford, taxes 15 96
The Easy Mfg. Co .; 1 pipe pusher with 3/4x14 pilots 75 50
Joseph Warren, P. M., 200-2c and 100-1c stamps 5 00
Fire Department, 62 gallons gas- oline 15 81
Berry & Shorey, lantern globes,
bolts, washers, etc. 1 06
Martin E. Jones, delivering water bills in East Rochester 1 50
Ayers & Jenkins, 1 battery
30
George G. Neal, rebinding books
3 13
Fire Department, 26 gallons gaso- line 13 63
Walter N. Morrison, 1 lb. sheet packing 1 00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on pipe and pig lead and 1 bale jute 5 97
C. F. Hervey, vulcanizing 3 50
Joseph Warren, P. M., 100-2c and
100-3c stamps 5 00
Courier Publishing Co., 50 cloth signs, "fishing at reservoir" 4 50
Phillips' Garage, 1 gal. distilled water, carbon remover and labor on truck 2 63
Ayers & Jenkins, 1 battery and 1 bulb 55
Fire Department, 44 gallons gas- oline 11 66
154
ANNUAL REPORT
Paid Harry R. Foss, 5 baskets buttings $ 2 25
Berry & Shorey, 2 sledge handles, 1 axe handle, 2 stone hammer handles and wedge 1 35
Edson Mfg. Co., 2 No. 3 dia- phragms 5 24
Fred P. Meader, 2 time books
20
Olin H. Chase, auto license
5 00
Crossley Electrical Co., 1 lb. 14 oz. bell wire 1 31
The Texas Co., 100 gallons kero- sene 12 50
Berry & Shorey, 1 gal. lard oil and 1 lantern globe 3 00
Phillips' Garage, 1 fan belt and labor 92
Town of Barrington, taxes
79 95
Eugene C. Foss Co., 8 dry bat- teries and connections 3 35
Fire Department, 61 gallons gaso- line 16 12
Preston Auto Co., 1 5-1b. pail
grease, 1 lb. cup grease, 1 bot-
tle polish and 1 spark plug 2 80
The Bristol Co., 1,000 charts and 1 bottle ink 7 38
Phillips' Garage, labor on clutch
75
Carll's Garage, 1/2 cord wood
4 50
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on meters 1 44
Ayers & Jenkins, flash light, lan- tern and chain links 6 35
Fire Department, 63 gallons gaso- line 16.07
155
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Paid New England Tel. & Tel. Co. $ 28 05
Feineman Bros., 2 rubber hats and coats 9 50
Olin H. Chase, chauffeur's license 1 00
J. Frank Ellis, car fares, postage, 1 can heavy oil and sharpen- ing tools 2 19
Fire Department, 31 gallons gas- oline 7 91
Harry A. Roberts, lengthening pipe brace, repairing wrench, etc. 2 25
Twin State Gas & Electric Co., lighting 7 84
J. Frank Ellis, superintendent 981 99
Salary Department, clerk hire 600 00
Pay rolls, for labor 1,330 74
Total expenditures $4,077 75
CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT
Paid Pay roll, for labor $ 29 75
RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF PLUMBING, 1918.
Received of :
Mrs. Ella Young, fittings and labor $ 2 70 E. C. McNeal, service connec- tions 19 67
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Received of :
Henry Hoey, fittings and labor $ 2 55
Cocheco Woolen Mfg. Co., relay,
Main St., East Rochester 4 51
George Randall, 1 34 S. & W. 1 60
W. H. Champlin, part payment repairing watering trough
55
George R. Elliott, meter con- nections 35
Ruth G. Burch, meter connections
25
Joseph Vachon, meter connections
35
Napoleon Beland, meter connec- tions 35
Herbert Gray, meter connections
18
Elmer Garland, meter connec- tions 35
Leopold Larose, meter connec- tions 35
G. W Furbush Est., 1 344 S. & W. and labor 2 50
Raymond Shorey, fittings and labor
2 80
Frank P. Whitehouse, fittings and labor 2 10
Charles E. Harriman, meter con- nections 55
L. P. Snow, relaying water ser- vice, fittings and labor at 24-28 No. Main St. 16 32
Philip Hubbard, meter bottom and thawing service 1 25
Charles H. Teague, meter bottom and labor 1 25
Mrs. Christine Olsen, meter bot- tom and labor 1 25
157
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Received of :
C. Kirk Ricker, & pipe $ 70
Peter McDonald, taking out and resetting meter 75
Michael Cragin, 1 34 S. & W. and labor 2 50
Jerome Phelps, meter connections
35
F. E. Small, taking out and re- setting meter, and turning on water 75
L. P. Pickering, thawing out ser- vice 75
Harry Hayes, meter connections 20 Mrs. W. O. Carpenter, 1 34 S. & W. and labor 2 50
A. G. Gelinas, fittings and labor, 14 Green St., East Rochester 2 85
Twin State Gas & Electric Co., service connections 14 67
L. G. Cooper, meter bottom and. labor 1 15
Congregational Society, repairing meter 8 00
Ira Lucas, 1 34 S. & W. and fittings 2 90
Ben. Canney, meter bottom and thawing serivce, 1 25
Nellie F. McDuffee, 1 5/8 Nash meter set at No. 10 Autumn Street 10 00
Charles Horton, 1 344 S. & W. and repairing meter 2 75
P. H. Hartigan, Est., 1 344 S. & W. and fittings 3 05
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Received of :
Esdras Martineau, repairing meter $ 1 50
C. A. C. Hanson, resetting meter at Remnant Store, 75
Nelson Gauthier, 1 3/4 S. & W. and removing meter 2 75
Elmer Corson, meter bottom disc and labor 2 00
Peter Lessard, thawing out service on Moore Court 1 00
Mrs. A. M. Jackson, meter con- nections and repairs 75
Herbert E. Greenfield, meter bot- tom and labor 1 40
Shade Trees, Parks and Common Department, strainer for M. E. church fountain 75
Charles W. Varney, repairing meter, Walnut St. house 1 90
Mrs. Margaret Geddis, taking out frozen meter 1 00
Mrs. Victoria Beaudoin, thawing out service on Washington St. 1 00
P. E. Auger, 1 34 S. & W. and fittings 3 35
Raymond Lincoln, 9 ft. 1%-in.
pipe 90
Adelard Caya Est., 12 hours
thawing out service 3 50
Simeon Bergeron, meter connec- tions 25
Somersworth Water Works, de- livering thawing machine and labor of 1 man, 19 hours 7 83
159
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Received of :
Carrie L. Shaw, meter connections $ 35
Charles F. Foss, 1 34 S. & W. and thawing service 3 00
Lizzie B. Willey, labor removing meter 50
Frank H. Libby, 1 3/4 S. & W. and labor 2 50
Henry K. Dow, meter bottom and labor thawing out service on Lowell St. 2 50
George F. Marble, removing and resetting meter 75
Adolph Poisson, fittings and thaw- ing service 2 30
Gertrude Goodwin Est., meter connections 20
A. M. Weare, meter bottom and 1 34 S. & W. and labor 3 40
· Mrs. Ida Beecher, meter bottom and 1 3/4 S. & W. and labor 1 50
Edward Burrill, thawing out ser- vice 75°
Raymond Rollins, 1 S. & W. and fittings 2 90
Mrs. Clara Schmidt, removing and resetting meter 75
George H. Tilton Est., removing and resetting meter and labor on pipe 1 75
Chas. H. Henderson, 1 34 S. and W. and labor 2 50
M. F. Carpenter, 1 344 S. & W. and labor 2 25
160
ANNUAL REPORT
Received of :
Joseph Brochu, 1 & S. & W. $ 2 00
P. H. Hartigan Est., 1 34 S. & W. and thawing service 2 75 .
W. H. Champlin, thawing 2 hy- drants and salt furnished 75
Henry K. Dow, 1 344 S. & W. and thawing on Lowell St. 2 50
W. H. Champlin, repairing water- ing trough 4 00
George H. Springfield, fittings and labor 3 95
Elisha Shapleigh, meter bottom and repairs 90
Ivory U. Bean, thawing out service E. Wentworth Est., 1 34 S. & W. and labor 2 45
75
N. B. Thayer & Co., repairs and parts furnished for 3-inch meter 12 35
George H. Willand, meter connec- tions 35
Mrs. Sarah Sleeper, repairing and setting meter 75
John Laverdiere, removing and re- setting meter 75
Street Sprinkling Department,
shutting off stand pipes 75
School Department, 1 34 S. & W. at Maple St. 2 00
Highway Department, pipe and labor for Bridge St. bridge 4 67
George A. Jacobs, service con- nections 37 00
161
CITY OF ROCHESTER
Received of :
Ellsworth Johnson, 1 & nip. and labor $ 40
Mrs. W. H. Kimball, meter bot- tom and labor 1 25
Street Sprinkling Department, shutting off and turning on standpipes 2 25
Mrs. Mary J. Varney, 1 34 S. & W., nipple and labor 4 95
Cocheco Bottling Works, 1 344 S. & W. and removing meter 2 30
Mrs. Carrie J. Colby, meter bot- tom and labor 90
Mrs. Bertha Chamberlain, meter bottom and thawing service 1 40
George F. Randall, 1 344 S. & W. and labor 3 50
F. P. Wentworth, 1 meter bottom and labor 1 15
Rochester Country Club, setting
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