General Expenses.
Appropriation for this object, | $865 00 | |
Overlay in assessing taxes, | 201 66 | |
Military Bounty Money received from the State, | 586 50 | |
Received for licensing sundry shows | 11 00 | |
“ from Assignee of P. How’s estate, | 1 70 | |
“ “ Fitchburg Railroad Co. | 15 30 | |
Unexpended Balance of Appropriations for repairs of School-houses, |
114 61 | |
Do. do. do. do. do. do. Roads, | 160 41 | |
Do. do. do. do. do. Deficiency in 1844 appropriations, |
160 41 | |
Do. do. do. do. do. do. Bridges, | 93 38 | |
$2065 61 | ||
Deficiency of appropriation for payment of Town Debt, |
523 90 | |
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purchase of Hose, |
29 00 | |
Paid Cyrus Stow, for his services as Assessor, | 36 00 | |
Joshua Brown, do. do. | 15 00 | |
Elisha Wheeler, do. do. | 15 00 | |
stationary and postage for Assessors, | 6 52 | |
Otis Hayward, for entertaining Assessors, | 10 00 | |
Sam’l. Staples, for collecting taxes for 1845, | 100 64 | |
“ “ for posting town warrants, | 4 75 | |
the Selectmen, for making up this Report, | 12 00 | |
for stationary and postage for Selectmen, | 2 93 | |
John Wilson, for entertaining “ | 6 62 | |
Otis Hayward, “ “ | 8 17 | |
J.M. Billings, for horse hire for “ | 8 17 | |
H.S. Warren, advertising Selectmen’s notices in Freeman |
2 50 | |
Light Infantry, bounty for military service, | 329 50 | |
Artillery, bounty for military service, | 257 00 | |
Light Infantry, the rent of their armory, | 25 00 | |
A.J. Barrett, for 6 stone guide posts and setting, | 24 00 | |
D.C. Emerson, painting and lettering the same, | 10 28 | |
Tilley Holden, for repairs on Schoolhouse in District No. 3, |
2 00 | |
Geo. E. Dean, for stove-pipe for Schoolhouse in District No. 6, |
1 50 | |
Geo. E. Dean, for stove-pipe for Schoolhouse in District No. 5, |
1 85 | |
Jesse Hosmer, for repairs on Schoolhouse in Dstrict No. 4, |
7 44 | |
John Melvin, for repairs on Schoolhouse in District No. 6 |
1 74 | |
Cyrus Stow, for keeping town records, | 6 00 | |
“ “ recording births and deaths, | 6 40 | |
D.C. Emerson, for care of Engines, repairs oil, &c., |
50 72 | |
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for 4 sets of harnesses for Engines, ordered by Selectmen |
14 00 | |
Isaac F. Thayer, for fire-hook and repairs on Engine No. 2, |
3 00 | |
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for 2 sets runners for Engines, ordered by the Firewards, |
6 00 | |
W.P.L. Badger, ironing and painting the same, | 9 25 | |
“ “ for repairs on the Engines, | 9 50 | |
M. & A. Holden, for bread furnished the Enginemen, by order of Firewards, when the Middlesex Hotel was burnt, |
3 00 | |
F. Potter, for refreshments on the same occasion, | 2 50 | |
C.B. Davis, do. do. do. do. do. do. | 4 00 | |
Sundry persons employed as watchers by the Firewards, |
4 50 | |
John Wilson, for horses for the Engines at the fire at the Factory, |
2 00 | |
J.M. Billings, do. do. do. do. do. do. | 2 50 | |
Sam’l. Staples, abatements of taxes for 1844, | 22 90 | |
“ “ “ 1845, | 42 00 | |
F.C. Brown of Watertown, for damage by Upsetting near Col. Barrett’s, |
30 00 | |
N. Ball, one half the expense of a new Fence between his yard and the Centre School-house lot, |
12 30 | |
Asa C. Collier, for winding town clock, | 15 00 | |
Town of Carlisle, 1845 tax | 1 52 | |
J. Stacy, for books furnished poor children, | 5 53 | |
Jas. Adams, for care of Court-House to March 1st, 1845 tax, |
1 52 | |
E.R. Hoar, for professional services rendered the Town |
9 00 | |
Fay & Dakin, for repairing town pump, | 2 50 | |
Nathan Hosmer, for returning deaths to Town Clerk, |
1 95 | |
S. Buttrick, for his services as Town Treasurer, | 10 00 | |
$1719 03 | ||
Unexpended Balance, | $346 58 |