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<br /> Amount brought forward, . $ 901 84 Amount brought forward, $1,335 02
<br /> Paid C. H. Whitcomb,for straw, , 9 57 Paid J. E. Hodgman, for meat, &c., 150 18
<br /> Wm. M. Ashby,for sawing logs, 2 70 A. Goddard—
<br /> F. M. Harrington— 1 cook stove, 15 00
<br /> Use of horse and sleigh, 4 00 Sundries, 19 05 34 05
<br /> Taking woman to poorhouse,- 1 25 Howland Holmes, for medical attendance,
<br /> 200 permits, 2 00 Thomas Mullen, 13. 60
<br /> Cash paid Dyer, 1 00 { David Penny, 3 50
<br /> Cash paid Penny, 1 00 _ Enoch Dyer, 1 00 18 00
<br /> Cash paid for ladder, 2 40 J. P. Reed—
<br /> Horse and carriage, 2 00 . For services as overseer of the poor 9 days, na
<br /> Horse and carriage for Mrs. Harrington's 3.00 27 00
<br /> funeral, 2 00 Horse and carriage to Boston, 2 00
<br /> 1 pung, 30 75 Two plow points, 1 00
<br /> Services as overseer of the poor, , 20.00 2,392 lbs. of hay, 16 74 46 74
<br /> Pung for O. W. Kendall, 50 John G. Brown—
<br /> Cider cask, 2 75 For nurse for Dyer 9 weeks, 27 00
<br /> 2 tickets for pauper to Boston, 60 Labor at various times, 10 50
<br /> Taking Mullen's family to funeral, . 4 00 Fish E3 80
<br /> Taking pauper to Tewksbury, 5 00 79 25 Rye, 5 00
<br /> C. K. Tucker— Slaughtering hogs,. 3 00
<br /> For-wagon shaft, 00 Sundry small items, 21 81
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<br /> 2 felloes, For services as Superintendent, . 387 50 458 61
<br /> 1 pair of shafts, 5 00 8 25 William G.Brown, 31 months' labor, : 73 00
<br /> 'B. F. Swan, for.coal stove, 6 00 Franklin Proctor, for 2 pigs, 257 lbs. O 12c., 30 84
<br /> Mary Clark, for 19 2-7 weeks' labor as 3.00, . 57 92 { ' Eli Simonds, 15 days as overseer of the
<br /> William A. Lane, for wood bought at auction, 103 50 poor, 46 50
<br /> For seed sower and plank bought at auction, 4 75 Services as Clerk and Treasurer, 20 00
<br /> George M. Rogers, 370 lbs. of straw na 1.50, 6 55 Cash furnished State paupers, 4 50
<br /> Gershom Swan— Cash furnished Mrs. Bridges, 10 00
<br /> 3 days' work, 10 50 Car fares to sundry places,. 8 00
<br /> 1 half-barrel of lime, 90 11 40 Use,of horse, 5 00
<br /> George W. Taylor— Cash paid Penny and Dyer, 3 00 97 00
<br /> 36 1-2 yds cotton, na 17, 6 30 Esterbrook & Blodgett, 1 cart, 41 00
<br /> 7 yds flannel, 1 61 S. C. Kendall, for ice, 22 00
<br /> Thread, 16 8 07 Highway surveyors, for labor of horses, 30 00
<br /> DeCostar, Plummer &Co.'s bill, 8 49 Nathaniel Harrington, for 5 3.4 days' labor Q 1.75, : 10 07
<br /> 91 lbs. of beef, 7 48 15 97 Patrick Powers, for 6 3-4 days' labor, 12 14
<br /> Lyman Lawrence— Nicholas Shea, 8 3-4 days' labor, L75, 15 32
<br /> 1 harneos, . 14 00
<br /> Pair of hames, tugs and straps, . 4 50 $2,373 97
<br /> 1 qt. of neatsfoot oil, 60
<br /> 1 pair of win4ers, 2 check pieces, 2 87
<br /> Repairing harness, . 1 00 22 97 POOR OUTSIDE OF ALMSHOUSE.
<br /> E. Keef, for fresh fish, 10 12 Paid A. P. Spofford, for board of Isaac Blodgett, from Jan.
<br /> A. Childs, for groceries, 66 16
<br /> William Brigham— 1 to Nov. 15, na'1:75 per week, , 79 25
<br /> 2 pairs of sled shafts, cross bars, &c., 11 00 City of Lynn, for provisions and supplies fur-
<br /> 2 beams, 2 00 nished Lucy A. Cutter, ' 78 00
<br /> Shoeing twR sleds, . 4 50 City of Boston, for support of Lydia Ester- '
<br /> Iron wort on sleds, 2 50 20 00 brooks, 32-13
<br /> Amounts carried forward, $ 189 38
<br /> Amount parried forward, $ 1,335 02
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