Nov. 4 1852.
Gave ---Burbank one order of twelve dollars for
damage for his oxen falling through the bridge on the Johnson farm. $12.00
Nov. 6 1852.
Gave Asa Adams one order for
five dollars.
Aug. 16 1852.
The selectmen allowed Asa Adams
five dollars for damage for the road through his land.
Aug. 21 1852.
The
selectmen allowed R. H. Spaulding twenty dollars to repair the road in
New Boston.
October
5th 1852. The selectmen allowed A. Smith five dollars for
use of the hall to hold town meeting at Gaysville.
October 5th 1852.
Gave Benjamin Rogers one order for fifty-five dollars it being
for money and expenses for S. Billings’s family to board Miss Hagan.
Nov. 2. 1852. The selectmen allowed I. S. Belcher thirty-two
dollars and fifty-one cents it being for his service as town agent and
superintendent of schools.
Dec. 4. 1852.
Gave
C. E. Whitcomb one order in
part pay for building the road up Fletcher brook to the amount of one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Dec. 4.
1852. Gave C. E. Whitcomb
one order for building the bridge near Burbank which amounted to eighty-three
dollars for bridge and other work on said bridge and 17 dollars to go on his
job on the road making in said order one hundred dollars.
Dec.
4 1852. Gave C. E. Whitcomb one order for sixty-three dollars and 25
cents it being in full for building the road up Fletcher -----and the bridge
-----Stony brook.
Feb. 8 1853.
Gave Horace
Hinckley one order for seven dollars and forty
cents it being for repairing bridges.
Feb. 8 1853.
Gave Simeon
Nott one order for seven dollars and fifty cents
it being for repairing road in his district.
Feb. 8 1853.
Gave Isaac
Taggart one order for six dollars and eighty cents
it being for repairing road and bridge.
Feb. 12 1853.
Gave Ashel Felch
one order for thirty-five dollars it being for damage
for falling through the bridge on the Johnson farm.
Feb. 12 1853.
Gave S. W. Rich one order for fifteen
dollars it being for falling through the bridge with Felch
and others.
Feb. 16 1853.
Gave E. McCollum one order for three dollars and twenty-five
cents it being for having drawn up timber to log up the road at Cob Bridge.
Feb. 18 1853.
Gave T. P. Fay one order for four
dollars and four cents it being for plank.
Feb. 23 1853.
Gave Lester E. Lincoln one order for
four dollars & fifty cents it being for work on Clay Hill.
Feb. 27 1853.
Gave Isaac Jones one order for two dollars and thirty cents for
plank.
March 3 1853.
Gave Moses Blanchard one order for seven
dollars and seventy-five cents it being for making road to Sherburne line.
March 4 1853.
Gave John M. Bennett one order for the sum of twenty-one dollars
and twenty-five cents.
March 4th 1853.
Gave Caleb Leonard one order for the sum of eleven dollars and fifty
cents for listing.
March 4th 1853.
Gave R. L. Fay one order for the sum of seven dollars and fifty
cents for listing.
Oct. 5th 1852.
Gave M. E. Smith one order for the sum of
thirty dollars to send to Brattleboro for the support
of John Roundy.
March 7th 1853.
Gave R. L. Whitcomb one order for twelve dollars and 23 cents
being for labor on Highway and plank and timbers.
March 4th 1853.
Gave David Everett one order for the sum
of twenty-nine dollars and 16 cents it being for his services as selectman and
labor and money paid.
March 4th 1853.
Gave Elisha Rogers one order for the sum of twenty-one dollars & 38 cents it
being for his service as selectman and on the Pittsfield line.
March 4th 1853.
Gave Clark Chamberlin one order for the sum of fifty-one dollars and sixty-nine cents
it being for keeping E. Swan one year and clothing.
March 4th 1853.
Gave S. Moses Barnes one order for the
sum of fifteen dollars and seventy-five cents it being for keeping Carlin
Pratt 18 weeks.
March 4th 1853.
Gave C. D. Newell one order for the sum
of four dollars it being for repairing bridge in 1852.
March 4th 1853.
Gave Elijah Lamb one order for the sum
of twenty-one dollars and 84 cents it being for keeping Olive Sawyer for
the year 1842.
March 4th 1853.
Gave Luther Rich one order for the sum
of thirteen dollars and forty-two cents it being for keeping Carlin Pratt
12 weeks and 3 days.
March 4th 1853.
Gave Justin Morgan one order for the sum
of five dollars and 74 cents it being for services holding and costs of
inquiring about the poor.
March 5th 1853.
Gave J. B. Morgan one order for the sum
of twenty-nine dollars and 64 cents it being for goods for the poor.
March 5th 1853.
Gave L. Sawyer one order for the sum of fifteen dollars and 50
cents it being for keeping Carlin Pratt for 16 ½ weeks.
March 5th 1853.
Gave M. E. Smith an order for the sum of
fourteen dollars and 84 cents it being for fees and several costs with the
poor.
March 5th 1853.
Gave T. P. Fay one order for the sum of
ten dollars and 84 cents it being for dealing with the poor.
March 5th 1853.
Gave M. Gay and son one order for the sum of
four dollars and 10 cents it being for services as town clerk.
March 5th 1853.
Gave Benjamin Rogers one order for the sum of one hundred
eighty-seven dollars it being for service and keeping a part of the poor and
money paid out.
March 5th 1853.
Gave John Blackmer one order for the sum of three dollars and 58 cents it being for
taxes on road and auditor.
March 5th 1853.
Gave Penfield Chamberlin one order for the sum of ten dollars it being for supporting his
brother for 1852.
March 5th 1853.
Gave S. F. Smith one order for the sum
of five dollars it being for treasurer.
March 5th 1853.
Gave Jonathan Allen one order for the
sum of seventy-five dollars it being for the keeping of the Dean girls
one year.
March 5th 1853.
Gave Daniel Gay one order for the sum of
forty-one dollars 20 cents it being for lister and
selectman and money paid out and work on the road.
March 5th 1853.
Gave H. F and C. F. Patridge one order for the sum of sixty cents it being for taping boots
for the Billings family.
March 5th 1853.
Gave H. B. Morgan one order for the sum of one dollar and 50
cents for auditor.
March 5th 1853.
Gave Jonathan Allen one order for the
sum of eight dollars it being for keeping Billings cow in 1852.
March 5th 1853.
Gave Ephriam Twitchell
one order for the sum of two dollars and 17 cents it
being for flour for the Billings family.
March 5th 1853.
Gave M. E. Smith one order for the sum
of one hundred seventy-two dollars it being for collecting town taxes and
abatements and money paid to the bank.
March 5th 1853.
Gave Cheny Killburne an order for forty dollars it being for
damage done tipping over chair stock.
March 5th 1853.
Gave John Brown one order for the sum of
three dollars it being for timber cut on land leased to Harvey Brown.
March 7th 1853.
Gave M. E. Smith one order for the sum
of fifty-seven dollars and 24 cents it being for money paid to pay interest on
surplus money.
March 7th 1853.
Gave Jonathan Allen one order for the
sum of one dollar and fifty-eight cents it being for making clothing for the
poor.
March 7th 1853.
Gave Ephriam Twitchell
one order for the sum of one dollar and 60 cents it
being for potatoes for Billings family.
March 7th 1853.
Gave Leonard Ainsworth one order to the sum of one dollar and 50
cents for services for holding court of inquiry.
March 8th 1853.
Gave Elam Abbott an order for the sum of twenty
dollars it being for building a bridge near his house.
March 8th 1853.
Gave Mark Bullard one order for the sum of ten dollars and
twenty-five cents it being for Listing and sundry
articles for S. Billings family.
March 8th 1853.
Gave Edmund Sawyer an order for one dollar it
being for use of a son.
March 8th 1853.
Gave Jonathan Allen one order for one
dollar and 58 cents it being for making clothes for E. Swan.
March 19th 1853.
Gave Rueben Whitcomb an order for ten dollars
for furnishing a pair of gravestones for Betsy Ormsby.
June 1st 1853.
Gave Rueben L. Whitcomb an order for one dollar
& fifty cents it being for an iron bar lost by the town while building the
abutment at Cob
Bridge in 1851.
June 14th 1853.
Gave Isaac Sargent an
order for four dollars & fifty cents it being for work done on the road in
September 1851.
Aug. 16 1853.
Gave Asa Adams one order for the sum of five
dollars on the Treasurer of Stockbridge.
Aug. 21 1853.
Gave R. H. Spaulding
twenty dollars to repair the road in New Boston.
August 31st 1853.
Gave James Campbell an order for two dollars it
being for digging a grave for Minerva Hoyt, March 8th 1853.
August 31st 1853.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for thirty dollars it being for
money paid at Brattleborough for keeping James
Roundy up to Aug. 1st. 1853.
August 1st 1853.
Gave Benjamin Rogers an order for one hundred
dollars it being for money paid out for said Town as overseer of the Poor.
Oct. 5 1853. Gave Benjamin
Rogers one order for the sum of fifty-five dollars on the treasurer of
Stockbridge. $55.00.
Nov. 2
1853. Gave I. S. Belcher one order for the sum of thirty-two dollars 51
cents on the treasurer of Stockbridge. $32.51.
Dec. 4
1853.
Gave J. E. Whitcomb one order
on the Treasurer for the sum of one hundred fifty dollars. $150.00.
Dec. 4. 1853. Gave J. E. Whitcomb one order on the Treasurer for the sum of one
hundred dollars. $100.00.
Dec. 4
1853 Gave J. E. Whitcomb one order on the Treasurer for the sum of
sixty-three dollars and 25 cents. $63.25.
Feb. 8
1854.
Gave Horace Hinckley one order
on the Treasurer for the sum of seven dollars and 40 cents. $7.40.
Feb. 8
1854. Gave Simon Nott one order on the Treasurer for the sum of seven
dollars and 50 cents. $7.50.
Feb. 8 1854 . Gave Isaac Taggart one order
on the Treasurer for the sum of six dollars and eighty cents. $6.80.
March 4 1854. Gave David Everett one order for the sum of twenty –nine dollars and
16 cents being for his service as Selectman on labor and manning plow.
March. 4 1854 . Gave Elisha Rogers one order for the sum of twenty-one dollars and thirty eight
cents it being for his service as Selectman and on the Pittsfield line.
March 4 1854. Gave Clark Chamberlain one order
for the sum of fifty- one dollars sixty- nine cents it being for keeping E. Swan one year and clothing.
March 4 1854. Gave Moses Barnes one order for the sum of fifteen dollars and seventy-five cents
it being for keeping Carlin Pratt nineteen
weeks.
March
4. Gave C. D. Newell one order for the sum of four dollars it being for repairing
bridge and in 1842.
March
4. Gave Elijah Lamb one order for the sum of twenty-one dollars and 84 cents it
being for keeping Olive Sawyer for the 1842.
March
4. Gave Luther Rice one order for the sum of thirteen dollars and 74 cents it being
for keeping Carlin Pratt 13 weeks and 3 days.
March
4. Gave Justin Morgan one order fro the sum five dollars and forty-two cents it being
for services holding courts of inquiry about the poor.
March
5. Gave J. B. Morgan one order for the sum of twenty-nine dollars and 64 cents it
being for goods for the poor.
March
5. Gave Sam Sawyer one order for
the sum of fifteen dollars and 50 cents it being for keeping Carlin Pratt for
16 ½ weeks.
March
5. Gave M. E Smith one order for
the sum of fourteen dollars and 89 cents it being for officers
fee in several cases with the poor and………
March
5. Gave T. P. Fay
one order for the sum of ten and 84 cents it being for …the poor.
March
5. Gave M. Gay and
son one order for the sum of four dollars and 10 cents it being for services as
town clerk.
March
5. Gave Benja…Rogers one order for the sum of one hundred and eighty seven
dollars it being for service and keeping a part of the poor and money paid out.
March
5. Gave John Blackmer
one order for the sum of three dollars and 58
cents it being for labor on road and auditor.
March
5. Gave Penfield Chamberlin
one order for the sum of ten dollars it being for
supporting his brother for 1852.
March
5. Gave S. F. Smith one order for the sum of five dollars it being for treasurer.
March
5. Gave Daniel Gay one order for the sum of forty-one dollars 20 cents it being for
treasurer of selectmen and money paid out on work on the road.
March
5. Gave Jonathan Allen one order for the sum of seventy-five dollars it being for
keeping the two Dean girls one year.
March 5.
Gave H. F. and C. F. Patridge one order for sixty cents it being for taping boots for
Billings’s family.
March
5. Gave H. B. Morgan one order
for the sum of one dollar and 50 cents as auditor.
March
5. Gave Jonathan H. Allen one order for the sum of eight dollars it being for keeping
Billings cow in 1852.
March
5. Gave Ephriam
Twitchell one order for
the sum of two dollars and 17 cents it being ….to the Billings family.
March
5. Gave M. E. Smith one order for the sum of one hundred and seventy two dollars it
being for collecting town tax and abatements and money paid to the bank.
March
5. Gave Cheny
Williams Co. one order for forty dollars it being
for damage for tipping over a load of chair stock.
March
5. Gave John Brown one order for the sum of three dollars it being for timber cut
on land lease to Harry Brown.
March 7. Gave M. E. Smith one order for the sum of
fifty-seven dollars and 24 cents for money paid to pay interest on surplus
money.
March 7. Gave Jonathan H. Allen one order for the sum of one dollar and 58 cents it being for making clothing for
the poor.
March 7. Gave Ephraim Twitchell one order for the sum of one dollars and 60 cents it being for
potatoes for Billings’s
family.
March 7. Gave Leonard Ainsworth one order for one dollar and 50 cents.
March 8 1853 Gave Elam Abbott one order for the sum of twenty dollars it being for building a
bridge near his house.
March 8 1853 Gave Mark Bullard one order for
the sum of ten dollars and 25 cents it being for listing and sundry articles
for S. Billing’s
family.
March 8 1853 Gave Edmond Sawyer one order for
one dollar it being for use of (son?).
March 8 1853 Gave Jonathan Allen one order for one dollar and 58 cents it being
for making clothes for E. Swan.
March 19th
1853. Gave Rueben Whitcomb one order
for ten dollars for furnishing a pair of gravestones for Betsey Ormsby.
Jun 1st
1853. Gave Rueben L. Whitcomb an order for one dollar & fifty cents it
being for an iron bar lost by the town while building the abutment at
Cob Bridge 1851.
Jun. 14th 1853 Gave Isaac Sargent one order for four dollars & fifty cents it being for work done on
the road in September 1852.
August 31st
1853. Gave James Campbell one order
for two dollars it being for digging a grave for M. Hoyt
March 8th
1853.
August 31st 1853 Gave Milton E. Smith one order
for thirty dollars it being for money paid out at Brattlebourough
for keeping J. Roundy up to August 1st. 1853.
August 1st
1852. Gave Benjamin Rogers an
order for one hundred dollars it being for money paid out for the said town as
Overseer of the Poor.
September
6, 1853. Gave Rueben Boutwell an
order for four dollars and fifty cents it being for repairing the bridge near Ephraim G. Johnson place in June 1853.
September
21, 1853. Gave A. W. Wood an order
for six dollars and 25 cents for work done on the highway in August 1853
between Fisk Durkee
& Calvin Greenslips
repairing the Rutland Turnpike so
called.
October
10,1853.
Gave James E.
Whitcomb an order for fifteen dollars it being for work done on the Highway
the summer of 1852, from Doctor T. P. Fays & Cob Bridge.
October
17, 1853. Gave Edmund Sawyer one order for one dollar it being for the use of a
saw while building bridges across White River some years ago it being allowed
by the auditors in 1853.
October
20, 1853. Gave Elam Abbott an order for twenty five dollars it being for an ox
which was killed near the Chair Factory at Gaysville the last
of February 1853 on the first of March following said town agreed to pay said
sum rather than enter into a lawsuit although said Town thinks it a hard case
for them to pay.
Nov. 12th. 1853. Gave Joseph Taggart an order for twenty-five dollars it being for
damage done him in building a road through his land in the fall of 1852.
Nov. 12,
1853. Gave Elisha Rogers an order for thirty-seven dollars & eighteen cents it
being for his services as selectman also for labor done on the road & money
paid out for said Town.
Nov. 12,
1853. Gave David Everett an
order for twelve dollars it being for work done on the Highway in August 1853
on The Rutland Turnpike so called.
Nov. 12,
1853. Gave Harvey Whitcomb an
order for two dollars it being labor done repairing the Rutland Turnpike so called in August 1853.
Nov. 12,
1853. Gave John Blackmer one order for three dollars it being for labor done repairing
the Rutland Turnpike so called August 1853.
Nov. 12,
1853. Gave Elijah Baker an
order for seven dollars & fifty cents it being for labor done repairing the
Rutland Turnpike so called in August
1853.
Nov. 12,
1853. Gave Ezra McCollum an
order for one dollar & twenty-four cents it being for labor done on
repairing Rutland Turnpike so called
August 1853.
Nov. 12,
1853. Gave Timothy P. Fay an
order for ten dollars and fifty-four cents for plank to repair bridges and
watercourses.
December
16th 1853.
Gave Clark D.
Newell an order for four dollars it being for repairing the bridge near Ephraim Johnson place in July 1852.
January 4th 1854.
Gave Albert Esty an order for one
dollar & fifty cents it being for timber to wharf up the road between Moses
Blanchard’s & Mr. Leonard’s in the fall of 1853.
January 4th. Gave Sumner Rich an
order for two dollars & twenty-one cents it being for work on the road
& plank for bridges in the fall of 1853.
January 4th. Gave Horace Hinckley
an order for six dollars & eighteen cents for work done on the road in October
& November 1853.
January 20th 1854.
Gave Henry C. Denny an order for eight dollars
it being for labor done on the road between Mr. Leonard’s and Moses
Blanchard’s in the fall of 1853.
February 13th 1854.
Gave Elam Abbott an order for eight dollars it
being for work done on the road 1853 & for plank for bridges.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Joseph Taggart an order for three dollars
& seventy-five cents for his services as Lister 1853.
March 4th. Gave E. F. Johnson
an order for seventy-nine dollars and three cents it being for keeping Miss.
Pollard & Miss. Wyman to March 12th 1854 & finding some clothing for
Miss. Pollard & Miss Wyman.
March 4th. Gave Widow Woodard
an order for forty-eight dollars & fifty cents it being for keeping Widow
Sargent up to March 8 as agreed by overseer of
the poor.
March 4th. Gave Benjamin Rogers an order for one
hundred and eight dollars & sixty eight cents it being for cash paid out
for Said town provisions furnished for the poor & services as overseer poor
for the year 1853.
March 4th 1854.
Gave A. P. Huntoon an
order for three dollars it being for examination of Packard pauper in
1853.
March 4th. Gave Luther Rice an order for
thirty-five dollars & fifty cents it being for visiting and for medicine
for Miss Buckman while sick at..(Looks like Pomfret).
March 4th 1854.
Gave Augustus S. Carroll an order for
thirty-five dollars & fifty cents it being for making a coffin for Granny
Hoit March 1853.
March 4th.
Gave Samuel B. Sawyer and order for fifty-three dollars it being
for keeping Caroline Pratt one year up to March 8th
1853.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Isaac Jones an order for eight dollars
& seventy-five cents for Highway work including $4.50 of Rueben Boutwell’s work.
March 4th 1854.
Gave James Whitcomb an order for seventy
dollars it being for keeping the two Dean girls one year up to April 2nd 1854.
March 4th 1854.
Gave S. A. Webber an order for seven dollars
and seventy-five cents it being for his service as attorney on petition to lay
a “free” road over Rutland & Stockbridge Pittsfield turnpike 1853.
March 4th 1854.
Gave James M. Belcher an order for fourteen
dollars & one cent it being for his services as Lister & making up the
Grand List in 1853.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Clark Chamberlin
an order for fifty-four dollars & fifty cents for keeping Mr. Swan
one year & for finding boots and other clothing up to March 1854.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for sixty-eight dollars& four
cents it being for interest on the surplus borrowed which the town have taken
and used for the Towns benefit.
March 4th 1854. Gave Rufus L. Gay an order
for eighteen dollars & forty cents it being for goods furnished the poor
per order of Selectmen & overseer of the poor.
March 4th 1854.
Gave John H. Kimball an order for five dollars
& fifty cents it being for making a coffin for Jacob Sargent
& Mr. Adams in May 1853.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Carlos Newton an order for four dollars it being for constr..
..Jacob Allen & keeping him thirty-six hours in
June 1853.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Charles Green an order for two dollars it
being for his expenses to Woodstock &
Bethel last winter.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Merrick Gay an order for two dollars it
being for services as Trustee of the surplus borrowed and recording.
March 4th 1854.
Gave Mason Rich an order for one dollar &
fifty cents it being for labor done on the road fixing bad places in the winter
of 1854.
March 6th 1854.
Gave E. L. Bradford an order for thirty-one
dollars it being for repairing roads in town over and above their taxes.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Rueben Boutwell an order for one dollar
& thirty-seven cents it being for repairing the bridge near the Johnson
place in September 1853.
March 6th 1854.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for one dollar &
fifty cents it being for drawing plank & fixing bridges in 1852 by Daniel
Everett’s order.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Oliver W. Townsend an order for two
dollars it being for drawing plank & fixing bridges in 1852 near Cob
Bridge in 1854.
March 6th 1854.
Gave James M. Tenney
an order for one dollar & fifty cents it being for drawing timber &
fixing the road near Cob
Bridge in 1854.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Lyman Gibbs an order for seven dollars and
ninety-three cents it being for visits and millinery for Asa
Adams & Sophie Pollard in 1853.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Sumner Rich an order for nine dollars
& twenty-five cents it being for taking care of Mrs. Sargent
& her husband while sick in the spring of 1853.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Leonard Ainsworth an order for one dollar
& thirty-five cents it being for court fees in pauper cases in 1853.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Isaac Jones an order of twenty dollars and
seventy-four cents it being for his services as Selectman and work on road
money paid out for said town the past year.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Stillman F.
Smith an order for two dollars & nine cents it being for his services
as treasurer the past year.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Hiram Crandall an order for twenty-two
dollars & nine cents it being for his services doctoring the town poor and
going to Burlington etc.
March 6th 1854.
Gave A. B. Morgan an order for two dollars
& twenty-five cents it being for his services as auditor in 1854.
March 6th 1854. Gave John Blackmer an order for one dollar & 16 cents it
being for his service as auditor in 1854 and powder, sharpening drills etc.
March
6th 1854 Gave Harvey
Ellis an order for one dollar & 16 cents it being for his services as
auditor in 1854.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Moses Chamberlin
an order for forty-two cents it being for a pair of footings (?) delivered to Mr.
Swan by the overseer of the poor.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for sixteen
dollars and seventy-six cents it being for his service as Town superintendent
of schools & constable of Town of Stockbridge.
March 6th 1854. Gave A. B.
Morgan an order for sixteen dollars & seventeen cents it being for
furnishing goods for the poor the year past.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for ninety-five
dollars & fifty-six cents it being for collecting fees and abatements on
illegal taxes.
March 6th 1854.
Gave Chamberlin
Whitcomb an order for three dollars it being for digging two graves one for
Jacob Sargent & one for Asa Adams in 1853.
March 6th 1854.
Gave John Curtis an order for two dollars & sixty-nine cents
it being for provisions furnished for Asa
Adams & family while sick in May 1853 by order of the Selectmen.
April 18 1854.
Gave Ephraim F.
Johnson an order for two dollars & twenty-five cents it being for
taking care of Mrs. Pollard while sick in December 1853.
March 27 1854.
Gave Asaph M. French an order
for one dollar & twenty-five cents it being for turning over a load of oats
near where Justin Abbott lived on account of road being bad.
April 18th 1854.
Gave Moses Hackett an order for nine dollars it being for cost
made on a petition Spencer Bennett & others against The town for a road up Fletcher Brook also for work done on
the road between Thomas Curtis & said Hackett in the fall
1853.
June 14th 1854.
Gave Eber Angell
an order two dollars it being for keeping the Packard
boy.
June 14th 1854.
Gave Alexander W. Wood an order for three
dollars & seventy cents it being for keeping the Packard Boy.
June 14th 1854.
Gave Calvin Greenleaf an order for fifteen
dollars & sixty-two cents it being part for keeping Caroline Pratt
in 1854.
October 21st 1854.
Gave Chester Larned
an order for nine dollars it being for work done at Chandler Boutwells in September 1854 by order of John Blackmer.
October 21st 1854.
Gave O. F. Bennett an order for four dollars it
being for work at Chandler Boutwells taking
care of the sick in Sept. or October 1854 by order of John Blackmer.
June 20 1854.
Gave Moses Furber an
order for one dollar it being work done on road up Fletcher Brook in 1853.
June 20 1854.
Gave Thomas Curtis an order for one dollar it
being work done on the road up Fletcher brook in 1853.
June 20 1854.
Gave Abel Curtis an order for one dollar it being for work done
up Fletcher Brook in 1853.
June 20 1854.
Gave Charles Curtis an order for two dollars & twenty-five
cents it being for work done up Fletcher Brook on the road in 1853.
June 20 1854.
Gave John B. Holmes an order for two dollars it
being for work done on the road up Fletcher Brook in 1853.
June 20 1854.
Gave Daniel F. Holmes an order for one dollar it being for work
done up Fletcher Brook road in 1853.
November 29th 1854.
Gave Horace Hinkley an order for twenty
dollars it being pay for a horse, which was drowned near Mr. Larned’s up Stony Brook last spring the road not being
according so the town agreed to pay for the horse.
Dec. 8th 1854.
Gave Thomas Curtis an order for twelve dollars
& fifty cents it being for labor on the road up Fletcher Brook & labor
at Chandler Boutwell’s in the summer & fall of 1854.
Nine dollars & fifty cents work at C. Boutwell’s
& three dollars for work on the road.
Feb. 6th 1855.
Gave Albert Esty an order for two
dollars & fifty cents it being for timber to build a bridge across Stony
Brook above said Esty’s by the direction of Joseph
Taggart. Stockbridge Feb.
6th 1855.
Feb. 14th 1855.
Gave J. M. Fuller an order for two dollars
& twenty-five cents for his services in going to Rutland to get advice about
the Rutland & Stockbridge Turnpike Company.
Feb. 14th 1855.
Gave Sumner A. Webber two orders for ten
dollars each to answer a note said Webber holds against the Town of
Stockbridge.
Feb. 15th 1855.
Gave Thomas J. Brown an order for nineteen dollars
& fifty cents it being for keeping George Brown from November 11th
to Feb. 11th 1855.
Sept.
1854. Gave Rueben
Boutwell an order for three dollars & fifty cents it being labor done
at Chandler Boutwells in Sept. 1854 while they
were sick.
Feb. 20th 1854.
Gave David Jones an order for twenty five dollars & ninety
six cents it being for money paid by him to J. M. Furman for damage
sustained on White River Bridge by injuring a horse in the fall of 1853
also for labor done in repairing the Branch Bridge, which leads to South
Hill said work done in June 1854.
October 30th 1854.
Gave Sumner W. Rich an order for ninety four dollars & ninety
two cents it being for his half of the money, which the said Sumner &
Mason Rich had for building a road up Fletcher brook so called in the fall
of 1854 commencing at the crotch of the road that leads to Daniel F. Holmes
running up the Brook to the road that leads to Mason Richs.
Nov. 6th 1854.
Gave Mason Rich an order for ninety two dollars and ninety two
cents it being his share of the money, which the Mason Rich were to have
building a road up the Fletcher Brook so called commencing at the crotch
of the road that leads to Daniel F. Holmes running up said Brook
the road that leads to Mason Richs said road built in the fall of 1854.
Nov. 6th 1854.
Gave Truman A. Roundy an order for five dollars
and twenty-five cents it being a mistake in his list, which said Roundy,
has paid to the collector.
December 1st 1854.
Gave Almira
Woodard an order for thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents it being in part
pay for keeping her mother Mrs. Sargent
commencing in March 1854. By order of John Blackmer,
overseer of the poor.
December 1st 1854.
Gave Levi Blanchard an order for six dollars it
being for work done at Chandler Boutwells when
they were sick by order of John Blackmer
overseer of the poor.
December 1st 1854.
Gave Thomas J. Brown an order for nineteen
dollars & fifty cents it being for keeping George Brown from the 11th
of August to the 11th
of November 1854.
By order of John Blackmer,
overseer of the poor.
Feb. 28th 1855.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for fifty three dollars it being
money paid by him for said Town thirty one dollars for money paid to Rutland
Turnpike Company it being the amount aforesaid by the committee for
Stockbridge to pay also twenty two dollars money paid to Washburn &
Marsh for their services rendered said town.
November
1854. Gave Isaac S. Lamb an order
for Ten dollars and seventy-seven cents it being money paid out to by said Lamb
to George M. Dain & others of
Pittsfield by order of Selectmen.
March 1st 1855.
Gave Nathan Davis an order for nine dollars it being
for work done at Chandler Boutwells last part when
they were sick.
March 1st 1855.
Gave Cephus Sawyer
an order for twenty dollars it being for keeping Adams boy 15 weeks & finding some
clothing by order of John Blackmer.
March 1st 1855.
Gave Caleb Leonard an order for seven dollars
and seventy-eight cents it being for his services as Lister for 1854.
March 1st 1855.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for seventy six dollars and fifty
four cents it being money paid to Brattleborough
for keeping James Roundy & Merrick Chamberlin
to August 1st 1854.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave Isaac Jones an order for five dollars
& fifty cents it being for work done on the road in 1854 & for plank to
repair bridge.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave John Curtis an order for five dollars
& 18 cents it being work done the road up Fletcher in May & June 1854.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave Joseph Taggart an order for thirty-one dollars &
eighty-five cents it being for money & work he did.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave William M. Huntington an order for
twenty-five dollars it being for damage sustained in July 1854 in driving
across a watercourse near H. Whitcombs in Stockbridge.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave John Woodard an order for six dollars for
work done on road in 1854.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave Benjamin Goddard an order for seven
dollars it being for his daughters work at Chandler Boutwell’s last when sick.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave Susan D. Whitcomb an order for sixty-six
dollars it being for keeping Ebenezer Swan up to the thirteenth of March 1855.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave Benjamin Furber an order for
sixteen dollars it being for building a bridge near A. Esty’s
in 1854.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave Abel Curtis an order for three dollars
& thirty-three cents it being for work on the road in 1854.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave I J. Rufus an order for fourteen dollars & seventy-eight
cents it being for goods furnished the poor 1854 & 1855 up to March
2nd 1855.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave Nathan Davis an order for twenty-five
dollars it being for work done on the road in 1854.
March 2nd 1855.
Gave John Blackmer an
order for forty-nine dollars and ninety-three cents it being for his services
as overseer of the poor & money paid out for said Town.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Hiram Crandall an order for forty –two
dollars & eighty-four cents it being for doctoring the Towns poor the past
year to March 3rd
1855.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave R. L. Gay an order for fourteen dollars and twenty-one cents
it being for goods furnished the Town poor the last year per order & work
done on the road in 1854.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave J. B. Rogers & Co. an order for two dollars &
ninety-one cents it being for goods furnished the Town’s poor the last year.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Ezra McCollum an order for three dollars
& forty-four cents it being for his services as lister
in 1854.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Ira Nye an order for nine dollars it being for work at C.
Boutwell’s in 1854 when they were sick.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave J. B. Rogers an order for eight dollars it
being for his services as superintendent of schools in 1854-55.
March
3rd 1855. Gave William
Taggart an order for five dollars it being for work done at
Chandler Boutwell’s 1854.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Isaac Taggart an order for seven dollars
& ninety-six cents it being for work on the road & lumber in 1854.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Almira
Woodard an order for thirty-nine dollars & sixty-two cents it being for
keeping her mother the past year.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave James E. Whitcomb an order for seven
dollars it being work done on the road in 1854.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave R. Greenleaf an order for forty-seven dollars & fifty
–eight cents it being the amount due for keeping Caroline Peatt the last past year up to the 15th of
March 1855.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Charles Curtis an order for Seven dollars
& twenty-five cents it being for work done on the highway in 1854.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Daniel Locke an order for twelve dollars
it being for keeping Amasa Adams 16
weeks the past winter.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave James Whitcomb an order for seventy-three
dollars & twenty-five cents for keeping the Dain
girls the past year up to the first of
April 1855.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave the Administrix of the Estate
of Lyman Gibbs an order for fifteen dollars it being for doctoring the Boutwell
Family in 1854.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave Merrick Gay an order for two dollars it
being for his services rendered for said town past year.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave H, C. Denny an order for three dollars it
being for work done on the road in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave L. A. Gibbs an order for eighteen dollars
& forty-five cents it being for doctoring the Boutwell Family from
the 8th of august to the
7th of Sept. 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Isaac Sargent an
order for fifty cents it being for soap used at the Boutwell Family.
March 5th 1855.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for four dollars &
ninety-seven cents it being for highway work.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Clark D. Newell an order for one dollar
& seventy-two cents for highway work & plank.
March 12th 1855.
Gave Thomas J. Brown six dollars & fifty
cents it being for keeping George Brown from the 11th of Feb. 1855 to the 11th of March 1855.
March 3rd 1855.
Gave L. B. Morey an order for twelve dollars
& six cents it being for labor on the Highway & plank in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave D. Gay an order for 43.13 it being for
money paid out for said town and services as Selectmen and work on the Highway
in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave James M. Belcher an order for one dollar
& fifty cents it being for services as auditor in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for fifty-nine
dollars & nineteen cents it being for collecting fees & illegal taxes.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Lewis Larned an
order for five dollars & forty-two cents for Highway work in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Leonard Ainsworth and order for three
dollars & seventy-five cents it being for his services as auditor in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave James M. Belcher an order for one dollar
& fifty cents it being for his services as auditor in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Joseph Taggart an order for one dollar
& fifty cents it being for his services as auditor in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Abel Woodard an order for two dollars it
being for Highway work in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave Isaac Russ an order for two dollars &
fifty cents it being for services as Treasurer 1854.
March 3rd, 1855.
Gave Ephraim G. Johnson an order for seven
dollars it being for Highway work done in 1854.
March 5th 1855.
Gave John Boutwell an order for one dollar
& sixty cents for mending Widow Adams boots in the winter of 1855.
April 12th 1855.
Gave Thomas J. Brown an order for six dollars
& fifty cents it being for keeping George Brown from the 11th
of March to the 11th
of April 1855.
June 4th 1855.
Gave Holland Sylvester an order for five
dollars & seventy cents it being for work done on Highway in the spring of
1855 between Gaysville & Bethel Line.
June 8th 1855.
Gave Thomas J. Brown an order for ten dollars
it being for taking care of George Brown in his last sickness to May 10th 1855.
July 31st 1855.
Gave Benjamin Jones an order for four dollars
& fifty cents it being work done at Chandler Boutwell’s in the fall of 1854 by order of the overseer of the poor.
Sept. 18th 1855.
Gave Milton E. Smith an order for fifty-four dollars & three
cents it being for money paid for keeping Jane Roundy & Merrick Chamberlin up to August 1st. 1855.
December 4th 1855.
Gave John B. Holmes an order for thirty dollars in full for
damage sustained by the selectmen laying out a road through said Holmes land
said road running up the Fletcher Brook so-called.
December 20th 1855.
Elijah Lamb
an order for twenty-one dollars & eighty-four cents it being for keeping Olive
Sawyer one year up to March 1st. 1855.
Feb. 13th 1856.
Gave Isaac Jones an order for eleven dollars
& fifty cents it being for plank & timber for Stoney
Brook Bridge in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Benja.
Rogers an order for fifteen dollars, it
being for the use of a cow for Hiram Rogers the past year.
March 4th 1856.
Gave David Jones an order for ten dollars and eight cents it
being for his services as selectman and work done on the Highway & plank
for bridges % etc. in 1855.
Feb. 13th 1856.
Gave Oliver Townsend as order for eighteen
dollars & fifty-five cents it being for work done on the Highway in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Chamberlain Whitcomb an order for eleven dollars & fifty
cents it being for digging two graves one for Samuel Roundy & one
for John Boutwell also for work done on the Highway in 1855,
March 4th 1856.
Gave Benja.
Rogers an order for five dollars &
thirty eight cents it being for a barrel of flour furnished for the Town poor
for Amasa Philips.
March 4th 1856.
Gave William Huntington an order for
twenty-five dollars it being for doctoring Hiram Rogers this past year.
September 4th 1855.
Gave William Thompson an order for fifty
dollars it being for damage laying out road through his land in 1854.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Fisk Durkee an
order for twenty-eight dollars & sixty cents it being for keeping Ephraim
Wilcox the past year.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Henry Cady an order for seventeen dollars
& twenty-five cents for keeping Ephraim Wilcox the past year.
March 4th 1856.
Gave John Blackmer an order for
thirteen dollars 7 eighty-four cents it being for work done on the Highway,
building a bridge near Lot Whitcombs.
March 4th 1856.
Gave James Howe an order for seven dollars & fifty cents it
for work done on the Highway in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Elijah Baker an order for ninety-five
dollars & seventeen cents it being for his services as overseer, listing
& money paid out for the poor and Highway work etc.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Timothy P. Fay an order for fifteen
dollars it being for attendance on Hiram Rogers & House Bent.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Thomas Webber an order for five dollars
& sixty cents it being for plank.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Hiram Crandall an order for eight dollars
for medical attendance.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Elam Abbott an order for one dollar &
fifty cents for plank in 1854.
March 4th 1856.
Gave I. J. Russ & Co.
ten dollars & sixty-five cents it being for goods furnished the poor in
1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Arunah Allen
an order for ten dollars & sixty-five cents for Highway work in 1855.
March
4th 1856. Gave Henry C. Denny an
order for five dollars & forty cents it being for work done on the road
& plank in 1855.
March 4th
1856. Gave Doctor Tipham (sp) an order for twenty-four dollars
& fourteen cents for medical attendance on the H. Pollard family
past year.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Clark D. Newell an order for five dollars
& twenty-six cents it being for work on the Highway in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave J. B. Rogers an order for thirty-five dollars & four
cents it being for goods delivered Elijah Baker overseer of the poor the
past year.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Converse & Bassett and order for twenty-nine dollars
& forty-six cents it for their attendance on two road cases & cost of
court etc. in the year 1855. (Never given out an error).
September 20th 1855.
Gave Daniel F. Holmes an order for nineteen
dollars & fifty cents it being for damage in laying a road through his land
in 1854.
October 20th 1855.
Gave Charles Curtis an order for twelve dollars
it being for boarding Widow Adams children the winter of 1853.
December 28th 1855.
Gave Ashsel Roundy
two dollars it being for work done on Stoney Brook Road.
December 20th 1855.
Gave Charles M. Greeley an order for three
dollars it being for work done on the Stoney Brook
road in 1855.
October 13th 1855.
Gave Charles Greeley an order for four dollars
it being for work done on Stoney Brook road that
leads to Barnard.
April 19th 1855.
Gave Daniel Locke an order for sixteen dollars
for boarding Amasa Adams in 1854 &
1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Joseph Taggart an order for sixty-three dollars &
fifty-seven cents it being Highway work, money paid out & services as
selectman in 55 & 56.
March 4th 1856.
Gave M. E. Smith an order for eighty-four dollars &
fifty-seven cents it being for abatements on illegal taxes & percentage on
tax bills & money paid A. F. Huntington in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave James E. Whitcomb an order for three
dollars & fifty cents it being for work done snowing
Cob
Bridge & dead team
out of Lincoln Clay Pit.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Thomas N. Eastman an order for three
dollars Highway work.
March 4th 1856.
Gave R. L. Gay an order for twenty-one dollars
& forty cents it being for listing & appraising in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Rueben Whitcomb an order for Twenty-two
dollars it being for listing, appraising in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Nathan Davis an order for three dollars
& fifty cents it being for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave R. L. Gay and order for two dollars &
eighty cents for goods delivered to Mrs. Woodard in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Merrick Gay an order for three dollars
& fifty-three cents it being for recording & services as trustee the
past year.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Clark Chamberlin
an order for sixty-five dollars it being for keeping Ebenezer Swan the
past year.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Danforth
Clark an order for eight dollars and eighty-one cents it being for
provision furnished Hiram Roger’s family in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave M. E. Smith an order for sixty-eight
dollars & four cents it being interest on the surplus, which the Town has
used.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Isaac J. Russ an order for two dollars it
being for damage sustained by getting in the mud at Clay Pit.
March 4th
1856. Gave James M. Belcher
an order for two dollars & twenty-five cents it being for his services as
auditor in 1856.
March 4th
1856. Gave C. M. Sawyer an
order for six dollars & twenty-five cents it being for keeping Loren
Adams & services as auditor for 1856.
March 4th
1856. Gave Leonard Ainsworth
an order for three dollars it being for his service as auditor.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Daniel Gay an order for fifty-eight
dollars & ninety cents it being for services as selectman & money paid
out for said town.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Joseph S. Newell an order for three
dollars & eighty-eight cents for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave George Young an order for two dollars
& twenty-five cents for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Harvey Chamberlin
an order for three dollars & twenty-five cents for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave John Chamberlin
an order for three dollars & twenty-five cents for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Carlos A. White an order for five dollars
for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Thomas N. Eastman an order for four dollars
& fifty cents for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Aaron Perkins an order for eleven dollars
& twenty-five cents for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave James Whitcomb an order for sixty-five dollars for keeping
the 2 Dean girls to March 1st. 1856.
March 4th 1856.
Gave John Chamberlin
an order for one dollar & thirteen cents for Highway work in 1855.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Clark Chamberlin an order for two
dollars & eight cents things got for Mr. Swan.
March 4th 1856.
Gave Aaron Perkins an order for two dollars
& twenty-five cents for Highway work in 1855.
Sept. 20 1856.
Gave Widow Woodard an order for forty-five
dollars and fifty cents it being for keeping her mother in 1856.
Sept. 20 1856.
Gave M. E. Smith an order for thirty dollars paid for keeping James
Roundy the fiscal year ending Aug. 1st. 1856.
Oct. 1.
1856. Gave William Chamberlain an
order for forty dollars in part for keeping Mrs. Packard & her two
children in 1856.
Nov. 6.
1856. Gave Mark Bullard an order
for five dollars & sixty-one cents for provisions furnished H. Pollard
in the winter of 1855-6.
Dec. 2.
1856. Gave N. S. Whitcomb an
order for nine dollars for Highway work & the stringers put into
Stony Brook Bridge.
Nov. 15.
1856. Gave David Everett an order
for one hundred twenty-five dollars for putting up & furnishing S. Thair House. (sp).
Dec. 2 1856.
Gave J. E. Whitcomb an order for twenty-one
dollars & forty cents for building a bridge and Highway work in 1856.
Dec. 2 1856.
Gave Benjamin Cozzens
an order for seventeen dollars for Highway work in 1856.
Dec. 2 1856.
Gave J. E. Whitcomb an order for twenty-five
dollars for Highway work in 1856.
Dec. 2 1856.
Gave E. Shelden an order for ten
dollars & sixty-five cents for Highway work in 1856.
Feb. 20 1857.
Gave Barzilla Sylvester an order
for nine dollars & seventy-eight cents it being for repairs on the bridge
this side of Jeremiah Wilson in 1856.
Feb. 20 1857.
Gave Jeremiah Wilson an order for three dollars
it being for work done on the bridge this side of his house in 1856.
March 6 1857.
Gave J. B. Rogers an order for two dollars
& seventy-five cents it being for a bag of flour furnished for Hiram
Pollard in 1856.
June 16 1857.
Gave Mark Bullard an order for sixty cents
being for services in appraising done for a road near Holmes in the fall
of 1855.
Sept. 2 1857.
Gave Elijah Baker an order for one dollar & fifty cents it
being for provisions furnished Hiram Pollard by Thomas Hunt in
1855.
Oct. 1 1857.
Gave Ezra McCollum an order for seven dollars
it being for services in fortifying against the branch near Fisk Durkees in Sept. 1856.
Oct. 28 1857.
Gave Ephraim Twitchell
an order for ten dollars it being for services in fortifying against the branch
near Fisk Durkees in Sept. 1856.
Oct. 29 1857.
Gave J. H. Townsend an order for seven dollars
& fifty cents for services in fortifying against the branch near Fisk Durkees in Sept. 1856.
Nov. 4th 1857.
Gave Caleb Leonard an order for two dollars
& fifty cents it being for services in fortifying the branch near Fisk Durkees in Sept. 1856.
Nov. 4th 1857.
Gave Seneca Durkee an
order for two dollars for services on the road near Fisk Durkees
in Sept. 1856.
Nov. 4th 1857.
Gave James Baker an order for four dollars
& seventy-five cents it being for services in fortifying against the branch
near Fisk Durkees in Sept. 1856.
Nov. 6 1857.
Gave H. Cady an order for two dollars &
fifty cents it being for services on the Highway near Fisk Durkees in Sept. 1856.
March 2nd 1857.
Gave Rueben Whitcomb an order for fourteen
dollars & fifty cents it being for services as Lister & making out the
list.
March 2nd 1857.
Gave David Jones an order for ten dollars it
being for services as Lister & Highway work.
March. 2nd 1857. Gave Timothy P. Fay an order for three dollars for medicine
& attendance on Martha Lanpher.
March 2nd 1857.
Gave John Blackmer an
order for one dollar it being for 1 hundred feet of plank.
July 12 1857.
Gave Elam Abbott an order for five dollars
& sixty-five cents it being for Highway work and plank.
May 19 1857.
Gave Holland Sylvester an order for five
dollars & sixty cents it being for Highway work & plank.
June 7 1857.
Gave Benjamin Cozzens
an order for nine dollars & seventy-five cents it being for work on the
slide off near Dean Hill.
August 6th 1857.
Gave Harrison Abbott an order for seven dollars
& twenty-four cents it being for Highway work in 1853.
June 7 1857.
Gave Royal Morey an order for ten dollars it
being for work done on the slide off near Dean Hill.
Sept. 2nd 1857.
Gave Fisk Durkee an
order for ten dollars in part pay for keeping Ephraim Wilcox for the
year 1856.
June 7 1857.
Gave N. S. Whitcomb an order for three dollars
& thirty-three cents it being for work done on the slide off near Dean
Hill.
April 1st 1857.
Gave Isaac J. Russ an order for five dollars
& seventy-five cents for a book to keep town records in.
Mar. 26 1857.
Gave Charles Curtice
an order for sixty-five dollars it being for damages sustained in taking the
road up the Fletcher Brook.
Nov. 10th 1857.
Gave Enoch Harrington an order for forty-five
dollars & eighty-nine cents it being for Highway work.
August 10 1857.
Gave Nathan Davis an order for fifty-four
dollars & sixteen cents it being for Highway work.
Oct. 8th 1857.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for one hundred
dollars it being for building a road up Fletcher Brook.
May 28th 1857.
Gave Leonard Abbott an order for one hundred & eighty dollars
it being for damages sustained being thrown off the road in 1856.
Sept. 26 1857.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for one hundred
dollars it being for work on new road up Fletcher Brook.
Nov. 10th 1856.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for seventy-five
dollars it being for work on the new road up Fletcher Brook.
Nov. 10th 1856.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for thirty-three
dollars it being for work on the new road up Fletcher Brook.
Nov. 10th 1856.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for thirty-five
dollars it being for work on the new road up Fletcher Brook.
Nov. 10th 1856.
Gave A. A. Rice and order for seventy-five
dollars it being for work on the new road up Fletcher Brook.
Nov. 10th 1856
Gave A. A. Rice an order for one hundred & seventy-four
dollars & 50 cents it being work done on the new road up Fletcher Brook.
Feb. 26 1856.
Gave A. A. Rice an order for seventeen dollars
it being for work on the new road up Fletcher Brook.
August 20th 1856.
Gave Oliver W. Townsend an order for thirty
dollars it being for building a bridge on Stony Brook near Isaac Jones.
Dec.
1856. Gave John
Woodard an order for one hundred thirty dollars it being for damages
sustained by the laying Fletcher Brook road through his farm.
Feb. 23 1857.
Gave Isaac Taggart an order for fifteen dollars
and fifty-five cents it being for work on Highway and for plank for the road.
Feb. 26 1857.
Gave B. F. Rice an order for four dollars and
ninety-six cents for work on Fletcher Brook road.
March 1 1857. Gave M. E.
Smith an order for sixty-eight dollars and four cents it being for interest
on surplus money used by the town.
Feb. 27 1857.
Gave John Curtice an
order for eight dollars it being for damages sustained by laying Fletcher
Brook road through his farm.
Feb. 27 1867.
Gave Oliver W. Townsend an order of two dollars
it being for work on Stony Brook road.
March 2 1857.
Gave J. B. Rogers an order for fourteen dollars &
twenty-seven cents it being for goods & provisions furnished the overseer
poor.
March 2 1857.
Gave H. Crandall an order for twenty-nine
dollars and ninety-two cents it being for medison
(sp) & attendance for the poor.
March 2 1857.
Gave Dr. E. F. Wilham
fourteen dollars & sixty-eight cents it being for medison
& attendance on the poor.
Feb. 27 1857.
Gave Chamberlin
Whitcomb an order for two dollars & twenty-five cents it being for
Highway work.
March 2 1857.
Gave David Everett an order for thirty-seven
dollars and thirty-eight cents it being for services as town---& money paid
out.
Feb. 27 1857.
Gave Sylvester Blanchard an order for
twenty-six dollars & thirty-eight cents it being part pay for keeping Jasher Wyman for the year 1856.
Feb. 27 1857.
Gave I. J. Russ & Co. an order for seventeen dollars &
twenty-three cents it being for goods furnished the poor.
March 2 1857.
Gave M. E. Smith an order for eighty-two
dollars & forty-two cents it being for services as collector &
constable in 1856 & 1857 to Feb. 27.
March 2 1857.
Gave Almira
Woodard an order for fifty-two dollars & fifty cents it being for
keeping her mother in 1856.
Feb. 27 1857.
Gave Lot Whitcomb an order for sixty-six
dollars & fifty cents it being pay in part for keeping Ebenezer Swan
the year 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave John Woodard an order for six dollars it
being for keeping the Packard boy twelve weeks in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave James Whitcomb an order for fifty-eight
dollars it being for keeping the Dean girls in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Joseph Taggart an order for twenty-nine
dollars & thirteen cents it being for services as selectman & Highway
work in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Thomas Emerson an order for fifty dollars
it being for keeping Caroline Pratt in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave S. Barr an order for
seventeen dollars & thirty cents it being for keeping Caroline Pratt
15 weeks.
March 2 1857.
Gave Calvin Abbott an order for twenty-two
dollars & forty-eight cents it being in full for keeping his mother up to
March 1857.
March 2 1857.
Gave Sylvester Blanchard an order for fourteen
dollars & thirty-six cents it being in full for keeping Jasher
Wyman up to the 5th
of March 1857.
March 2 1857.
Gave William Chamberlain an order for sixty-six
dollars & fifty cents in full for keeping Mrs. Packard and her children
up to March 3 1857.
March 2 1857.
Gave Fisk Durkee an
order for seventy-six dollars & fifty-eight cents in full for keeping Ephriam Wilcox up to March 3 1857.
March 2 1857.
Gave George B. Abbott an order for six dollars
it being for services as Lister in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Danforth Clark an order for
one dollar it being for fixing Cradle Holes (?) in the spring of 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave I. J. Russ an order for two dollars &
forty-eight cents it being for services in recording marriages, births, &
school returns in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Ephraim Johnson an order for eight dollars
it being for Highway work in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Widow Betsa
Adams eighteen dollars it being for damages in consequence of laying out a
road through her land.
March 2 1857.
Gave E. Woolcott Jr.
an order for fifteen dollars & seventy cents it being for services as
selectman & Highway work in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Marshall Brink an order for three dollars
it being for Highway work in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Royal Morey an order for five dollars
& eleven cents being for Highway work in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave Holland Sylvester an order for five
dollars & eleven cents it being for Highway work in 1856.
March 2 1857.
Gave M. E. Smith an order for twenty-three
dollars & eighty-two cents it being for the abatements of illegal taxes
& use of Hall for Town Meetings.
March 2 1857.
Gave Elijah Lamb an order for twenty-two
dollars & fifty cents it being for keeping Olive Sawyer for the year
ending March 2 1857.
March 2 1857.
Gave James Whitcomb an order for two dollars it
being for shoes & mending for the Dean girls.
March 2 1857.
Gave J. M Belcher an order for fifty-six dollars & forty-two
cents it being for services as selectman & Highway work & money paid
out.
March 2 1857. Gave J. M. Belcher an order for
fifty-six dollars & forty-two cents it being for services as Selectman & Highway
work & money paid out.
March 2 1857. Gave Fisk Durkee an order for five
dollars it being for brush put in his road near his house in 1856.
March 2 1857. Gave Daniel Gay an order for three
dollars & eighty-eight cents it being for services as auditor & making returns
of Grand List.
March 2 1857. Gave L. B. Morey an order for two
dollars & sixty-three cents it being for services as auditor.
March 2 1857. Gave James Baker an order for one
dollar & twelve cents in part pay for services as Auditor.
March 2 1857. Gave J. B. Rogers an order for one
dollar & fifty cents it being for services as Treasurer.
March 2 1857. Gave T. S. Hubbard an order for six
dollars it being for services as Superintendent of Common Schools.
March 2 1857. Gave L. Ainsworth an order for
thirty-four cents it being for shoemaking for the poor in 1856.
March 2 1857. Gave Isaac Jones an order for seven
dollars & thirty-nine cents it being for plank & boards used on bridges in 1856.
March 2 1857. Gave H. C. Ranney an order for eight
dollars & twenty-five cents it being for work on highway & plank furnished in
1856.
March 24 1857. Gave Horace Hinckley an order for
eleven dollars and eighty-six cents it being for work on highway & plank
furnished in 1856.
May 1 1857. Gave Holland Sylvester an order for
four dollars & seventy-five cents it being for highway work in spring of 1857.
May 6 1857. Gave Elam Abbott an order for three
dollars & sixty-eight cents it being for Highway work in the spring of 1857.
May 20 1857. Gave Edward Mills an order for one
dollar it being help rendered Mr. Parmenter in relocating his
goods when thrown off the house.
June 27 1857. Gave Daniel F. Holmes an order for
thirty-five dollars it being for damages sustained by having the road opened
from said Holmes to Fletcher Brook.
June 27 1857. Gave John B. Holmes an order for
thirty-five dollars it being for damages sustained by having the road opened
from said Daniel F. Holmes to Fletcher Brook.
July 10 1857. Gave Isaac Jones an order fro eight
dollars & seventy-five cents it being for work done on the bridge near James
Gilsons.
July 10 1857. Gave Calvin Abbott an order for
twelve dollars it being for work & timber on the bridge near James Gilsons.
July 10 1857. Gave Oliver Townsend an order for
four dollars & fifty cents it being for work on bridge near James Gilsons.
July 10 1857. Gave Edwin Sylvester an order for one
dollar & twenty-five cents it being for work on bridge near James Gilsons.
July 22 1857. Gave Cephus W. Sawyer an order for
sixteen dollars it being for house & provisions furnished Jonathan Orte &
family while at poor house.
July 23 1857. Gave George Wright an order for one
dollar & thirty-four cents it being for trouble in moving Mr. Orte family
to poor house.
July 23 1857. Gave A. F. Andrews an order for
eleven dollars & twenty-eight cents it being for provisions, bedding & clothes
etc. furnished Jonathan Orte while at poor house.
Aug. 17 1857. Gave William M. Bennett an order for
seven dollars & fourteen cents it being for highway work in 1857.
Aug. 17 1857. Gave Nathan Davis an order for nine
dollars and fifty-seven cents it being for highway work in summer of 1857.
Aug. 17 1857. Gave James Lilley an order for six
dollars & twenty –six cents for highway work in summer of 1857.
Aug. 17 1857. Gave Rufus Davis an order for one
dollar & sixty-two cents for highway work in summer of 1857.
Aug. 17 1857. Gave Caleb B. Williamson an order for
three dollars & five cents it being for highway work done in the summer of 1857.
Aug. 17 1857. Gave Joseph S. Newell an order for
nine dollars & nine cents it being for highway work done in the summer of 1857.
Sept. 1 1857. Gave Rueben Whitcomb an order for
thirty dollars it being for pay for keeping Jane Roundy one year up to
August 1857.
Sept. 1 1857. Gave Rueben Whitcomb an order for
thirty-seven dollars in part pay for keeping Father Wyman.
Sept. 1 1857. Gave Isaac Taggart an order for
twenty dollars and forty-three cents it being for plank and work in road in
summer of 1857.
Sept. 22 1857. Gave Ephraim Twitchell an order for
four dollars in part pay for work on the road in Gaysville.
Oct. 28 1857. Gave Levi Blanchard an order for
fifteen dollars it being for building bridge near Sylvester Blanchard’s
orchard & putting sets of stringers under a bridge this side of said B’s.
Oct. 28 1857. Gave Enoch Harrington an order for
thirty-four dollars & thirty cents it being for Highway work in summer of 1857.
Nov. 12 1857. Gave Enoch Harrington an order seven
dollar & fifty cents it being for work on Fletcher Brook road.
Nov. 12 1857. Gave John Curtice an order for nine
dollars & seventy-five cents it being for work & lumber on Fletcher Brook road.
Nov. 20. 1857. Gave Hubbard Sawyer an order for ten
dollars it being for breaking roads in winter of 1855 & 1856.
Nov. 27 1857. Gave Chester L. Leonard an order for
nine dollars it being for work on bridge near H. C. Cana (sp).
Nov. 27 1857. Gave Lewis Leonard an order for six
dollars & thirty-seven cents it being for work on highway & timber.
Dec. 1 1857. Gave J. H. Belcher an order for twelve
& forty-two cents it being for money paid Truman Parmenter for damages on
load goods.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave Benjamin Furber an order for
thirty-eight dollars & fifty-five cents it being for work on the Highway.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave Abel Woodard an order for five
dollars it being for Highway work in fall of 1857.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave C. B. Abbott an order for five
dollars & twenty-three cents it being for timber & work on Highway.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave C. W. Townsend an order for three
dollars & thirty cents it being for work on Highway.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave J. E. Whitcomb an order for
sixteen dollars it being part pay for building bridge near C. Whitcomb.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave Chancey Boutwell an order for
five dollars it being for highway work in the fall of 1857.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave John Woodard an order for ten
dollars it being for highway work in the fall of 1857.
Dec. 9 1857. Gave Edwin Sylvester an order for two
dollars & ninety-five cents it being for timber & Highway work.
Dec. 22 1857. Gave William Chamberlain an order for
ten dollars & fifty cents it being part pay for building road from his house to
Fletcher Brook road & other highway work.
Dec. 24 1857. Gave Clark D. Newell an order for six
dollars & fifty-four cents it being for highway work & plank & sharpening
drills.
January 2 1858. Gave Eli Chandler an order for five
dollars it being for breaking roads in the winter of 1855.
January 2 1858. Gave Thomas Emerson an order for
five dollars it being for breaking roads in winter of 1855.
January 2 1858. Gave Israel B. Wilcox an order for
five dollars it being for breaking roads in winter 1855.
January 11 1858. Gave Isaac Taggart an order for
nineteen dollars & eight cents it being for plank & highway work.
January 23 1858. Gave Benjamin Goddard an order for
two dollars & thirty cents it being work on Fletcher Brook road in summer of
1857.
January 25 1858. Gave Sherman C. Spooner an order
for twelve dollars & fifty cents it being for building bridge near Benjamin
Furber & for timber & work on slide of the side of Lewis Leonards.
March 2 1858. Gave Jeremiah Wilson an order for
five dollars & fifty cents it being for highway work.
June 14 1857. Gave Ebenezer Wolcott an order for
one hundred dollars & thirty-eight cents it being for an old order given up
covering date Oct. 21 1851.
Oct. 3 1857. Gave Aaron Perkins an order twenty
five dollars for repairing and warranting a slide off near his house.
Oct. 3 1857. Gave John Chamberlin an order of
five dollars it being for repairing a piece of the highway near Aaron Perkins.
Nov. 14 1857. Gave R. Whitcomb an order of
twenty-two dollars and ninety-two cents it being for labor on the road near his
house.
January 2 1858. Gave R. Whitcomb an order of twenty
–five dollars it being in part payment making the new road near his house.
January 2 1858. Gave R. Whitcomb an order of thirty
dollars & sixty-nine cents it being the balance due for making new road near his
house.
January 2 1858. Gave Charles Lewis an order of six
dollars and fifty –four cents it being for sharpening drills for blasting on the
new road near his house.
March 2 1858. Gave Jeremiah Wilson an order for
five dollars & fifty cents it being for highway work.
Oct. 29 1857. Gave Marshall Brink an order of
twenty-eight dollars for highway work on the job in Gaysville.
Nov. 10 1857. Gave Egbert Sheldon an order for
twenty-two dollars for highway work on the job in Gaysville.
Dec. 14 1857. Gave Israel Camp an order of fifteen
dollars and thirty cents for highway work on the job in Gaysville.
March 2 1858. Gave W. M. Bennett an order for
twelve dollars and forty-four cents it being for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave Nathan Davis an order for three
dollars and seventy-five cents it being for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave James Lilley an order for three
dollars it being for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave Joseph S. Newell an order for
three dollars it being for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave Rufus Davis an order for fifty
cents it being for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave L. B. Morey an order for fifteen
dollars it being for services in case of Dinah Page & small boy
and sending other bills.
March 2 1858. Gave Daniel Gay an order for eighteen
dollars and fifty-five cents it being for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave E. F. Johnson eleven dollars and
forty-three cents for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave Holland Sylvester an order for
twenty dollars and forty-seven cents it being for extra labor in his district.
March 2 1858. Gave Isaac Jones an order for
eighteen dollars an thirty cents it being for plank and use of trucks and set
stringers on bridge this side of I. Jones.
Dec. 5 1857. Gave M. E. Smith an order for
seventy-five dollars and six cents it being for timbers, boarding of teams and
work on wharfing at Gaysville.
Nov. 5 1857. Gave Harrison Abbott an order for ten
dollars it being for self and team 2 days on wharfing at Gaysville.
Nov. 17 1857. Gave Daniel Gay an order for
twenty-three dollars and fifty cents it being for work on wharfing at Gaysville.
Jan. 4 1858. Gave L. B. Morey an order for two
dollars and twelve cents it being for work wharfing at Gaysville.
Nov. 5 1857. Gave Harris Lincoln an order for
twelve dollars it being for work wharfing at Gaysville.
Nov. 5 1857. Gave Ephraim Twitchell, Jr. an order
for four dollars in part pay for work wharfing at Gaysville.
Nov. 17 1857. Gave Jesse Wright an order for two
dollars and fifty cents for work on wharfing at Gaysville.
Nov. 17 1857. Gave Barzilla Sylvester an order for
six dollars and twenty-five cents it being for work in Gaysville.
Nov. 17 1857. Gave J. H. Kimball an order for two
dollars & forty cents it being for repairing plow & scraper.
Nov. 10 1857. Gave Henry Boutwell an order for five
dollars & twenty-five cents it being for blacksmithing.
Jan. 11 1858. Gave James G. Cass an order of five
dollars it being for blasting on the new road.
Nov. 30 1857. Gave Clark Chamberlain an order of
twenty-five dollars it being payment in part for keeping Ebenezer Swan
the present season.
Oct. 27 1857. Gave J. M. Tenney an order of seven
dollars and fifty cents it being for building bridge and timber for road.
Jan. 4 1858. Gave Ransom Durkee an order for three
dollars it being for work and timber to build a bridge.
March 2 1858. Gave J. H. Townsend an order of four
dollars it being for sawing lumber for said town and also for plank.
March 2 1858. Gave H. D. Morgan an order of twelve
dollars and fifty cents it being for services as lister the past year.
March 2 1858. Gave A. P. Hunter an order for two
dollars it being for services for said town.
March 2 1858. Gave David Everett an order for
eleven dollars it being for services as lister and work on bridge.
March 2 1858. Gave S. A. Webber an order of ten
dollars it being to apply on a note he holds against the town of Stockbridge.
March 2 1858. Gave Hiram Crandall an order of eight
dollars twenty-five cents it being for services to town.
March 2 1858. Gave J. W. Hayden an order of twelve
dollars and eighty cents for goods the overseer of the poor for the past year.
March 2 1858. Gave Clark Chamberlain an order for
forty-nine dollars and fifty-four cents in full for keeping Ebenezer Swan
and things furnished him up to March 2 1858.
March 2 1858. Gave David Everett an order of six
dollars it being for services as trustee in ’56 and ’57 and money paid for money
loaned in the Woodard case.
March 2 1858. Gave E. F. Upham an order of thirty
dollars and seventy-seven cents it being for attendance on H. Tollard and
Caroline Pratt and Ebenezer Swan the past year it being in full
for all services rendered up to Feb. 23, 1858.
March 2 1858. Gave Widow E. Woodard an order for
twenty-five dollars and twenty-five cents it being her pay in full for keeping
Eda Sargeant funeral charges.
Sept. 9 1857. The overseer of the poor gave Widow E.
Woodard an order for seventy-one dollars & fifty cents it being for six
months pay for keeping Eda Sargeant.
March 2 1858. Gave James Whitcomb an order for
sixty dollars it being for keeping the Dean maids and articles found.
March 2 1858. Gave Sylvester Blanchard an order of
three dollars it being in part payment for keeping Jasher Wyman.
Jan. 13 1858. Overseer of the Poor gave Fisk Durkee
an order of twenty-five dollars it being for keeping E. Wilb…(sp).
March 2 1858. Gave Israel R. Willcox an order for
sixty-two dollars and fifty cents it being an order for keeping Mrs. Packard
and two children.
March 2 1858. Gave L. Blanchard an order of two
dollars and fifty cents it being payment in part for keeping Jasher Wyman.
March 2 1858. Gave Fisk Durkee an order of seven
dollars it being in part payment for keeping E. Wilcox.
March 2 1858. Gave Sylvester Blanchard an order of
Thirty-nine dollars and thirty-four cents it being payment in full for keeping
Jasher Wyman.
March 2 1858. Gave Fisk Durkee an order o forty-six
dollars it being full payment for keeping E. Wilcox.
March 2 1858. Gave Rueben Whitcomb an order for
twenty-three dollars and forty-seven cents it being for services as Overseer of
the Poor and for provisions found.
March 2 1858. Gave C. B. Abbott an order for
forty-five dollars and twenty-nine cents it being for keeping Dorcas Abbott.
March 2 1858. Gave T. J. Russ an order for
thirty-eight dollars and seventy-five cents it being for goods furnished the
poor.
March 2 1858. Gave R. L. Fay an order of twelve
dollars and twenty-eight cents it being for goods furnished for the poor.
March 2 1858. Gave E. Woolcutt Jr. an order for of
thirty dollars and eight cents it being for services as selectman and labor and
money furnished for E. Twitchell and other expenses.
March 2 1858. Gave Leonard Ainsworth an order of
five dollars and seventy-five cents it being for auditing accounts and other
services.
March 2 1858. Gave E. M. McCollom an order of
fifty-five dollars and eighty-four cents it being for money advanced and labor
on the road and bridge.
March 2 1858. Gave B. Cozzens an order of two
dollars and fifty cents it being for services as auditor.
March 2 1858. Gave E. M. McCollom an order of
eleven dollars and five cents it being for services as auditor.
Feb. 27 1858. Gave M. E. Smith an order for one
hundred & sixteen dollars and thrity-three cents it being for services as
collector & constable the past year & embracing the abatements on taxes and
refinancing in State & county taxes & use of hall.
March 2 1858. Gave John Curtice an order for three
dollars it being for highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave M. E. Smith an order for
sixty-eight dollars & four cents it being for the interest on surplus money the
town holds.
March 2 1858. Gave T. S. Hubbard an order for
fourteen dollars it being for plank put on road in 1856 & his service as
superintendent.
March 2 1858. Gave R. S. Whitcomb an order for
seven dollars it being for timber put on the road this side of I. Jones.
March 2 1858. Gave Daniel Gay an order for seven
dollars and seventy-seven cents it being for listing in 1857 & making out grand
list.
March 2 1858. Gave J. M. Belcher an order for
seventy-seven dollars & ninety-two cents it being for services as selectman &
cash paid out & plank & highway work.
March 2 1858. Gave Israel Camp an order for ten
dollars it being for damage sustained by the travel being thrown across his
meadow.
March 2 1858. Gave Joseph Taggart an order for nine
dollars it being for highway work & cost paid out.
March 2, 1858. Gave Thomas Emerson an order of
thirty dollars it being in part payment for keeping Caroline Pratt the
past season.
March 2 1858. Gave Thomas Emerson an order for
forty-five dollars and fifty cents it being payment in full for keeping
Caroline Pratt.
March 2 1858. Gave Sylvester Blanchard an order of
nine dollars and seventy –one cents it being for keeping Jasher Wyman the
past year.
March 2 1858. Town voted to pay A. B. Morgan
twenty-seven dollars and forty-six cents in full for fencing the Burying
Ground on Stockbridge Common.
April 3 1858. Gave Chamberlain Whitcomb an order of
thirty-three dollars and thirty-seven cents it being for building fence around
the graveyard and digging grave for Jasher Wyman.
April 28 1858. Gave Elijah Lamb an order for
twenty-one dollars and eighty-four cents it being for keeping Olive Sawyer
up to March 2 1858.
July 1st 1858. Gave Sylvester Blanchard
an order for eight dollars for taking care of Jasher Wyman in his last
sickness.
August 18 1858. Gave Levi Blanchard an order for
five dollars for building a bridge near his house.
August 20 1858. Gave James Campbell an order for
two dollars and fifty cents for digging Mr. Pollards grave and repairing
the fence round the graveyard on the Common.
July 1858. Gave M. E. Smith an order for one
hundred and sixty-four dollars and three cents it being for money he paid to
Bethel Bank.
Sept. 1 1858. Gave Thomas Emerson an order for
thirty-five dollars it being part pay for keeping Caroline Pratt the
present year.
Sept. 7 1858. Gave Fisk Durkee an order of
thirty-eight dollars it being part pay for keeping Ephraim Willcox.
Sept. 7 1858. Gave E. Durkee an order of two
dollars & ten cents it being for flour furnished the poor.
Oct. 12 1858. Gave A. S. Carroll an order of one
hundred dollars it being for building a hearse for said town.
Oct. 12 1858. Gave A. S. Carroll an order of three
dollars and fifty cents it being for making coffin for Hiram Pollard.
Oct. 28 1858. Gave J. H. Kimball an order of two
dollars and sixty-seven cents it being for making guide boards for the town.
Nov. 11 1858. Gave Cryton Spooner an order of ten
dollars it being for building a bridge and repairs on the highway.
Dec. 21 1858. Gave William H. Durkee an order of
six dollars it being for services as lister.
Jan. 19 1859. Gave H. D. Morgan an order of
eighteen dollars it being for services as lister and treasurer and timber for
repairing bridges.
Feb. 10 1859. Gave Truman Roundy an order of three
dollars and fifty cents it being for plank furnished for the town.
Feb. 17 1859. Gave Egbert Sheldon an order of one
dollar and twenty-six cents it being for plank for bridge.
Feb. 17 1859. Gave Thomas Greenbank an order of two
dollars it being for money he paid to date in the small pox case in 1857.
Feb. 19 1859. Gave Isaac Lamb an order of two
dollars and nine cents it being for plank for the town.
Feb. 22 1859. Gave Caleb Leonard and order of
eleven dollars and eighty-nine cents for services and money paid out as Town
Agent.
Feb. 22 1859. Gave Convers & French and order for
the balance of their acct. for services of the Town as attorney in the amt. of
twenty-six dollars and twenty-six cents.
Feb. 22 1859. Order given to A. P. Hunton for
drawing up citation against Leonard Willcox three dollars.
Feb 22. 1859. Order given Isaac Jones for girders
for Gaysville Bridge, thirty-one dollars & fifty cents.
Feb. 22 1859. Order given Nelson Abbott for work on
the Gaysville Bridge for eleven dollars.
Feb. 22 1859. Order given Jeremiah Willson balance
for building bridge between his house & Geo. Wallers after working highway tax,
nine dollars & sixty three cents.
Feb. 22 1859. Order given Daniel Gay for plank &
work on Gaysville Bridge for twenty-five dollars & seventy-five cents.
Feb. 22 1859. Order given Nelson Gay for recording
births, deaths, marriages and roads for five dollars and seventy cents.
April 21 1859. Order given Leonard Ainsworth one
dollar.
August 21 1859. Order given J. B. Rogers for cash
paid for treasure books & treasure fees thirteen dollars and forty-five cents.
Feb. 22 1859. Order given Charles Curtice for work
on the highway between Isaac Taggarts mill and Tom Curtice
for three dollars.
Feb. 22 1859. Order given Abraham Boutwell for work
on the highway between Isaac Taggarts Mill and Tom Curtice for
four dollars and six cents.
Feb. 8 1859. Order given John H. Sawyer for keeping
Mrs. Packard and her two children for the sum of seventy dollars.
Feb. 8 1859. Order given John H, Sawyer for keeping
Mrs. Packard & children fee five dollars.
Feb. 8 1859. Order given Huntington & McCollom
seven dollars for doctoring the poor.
Feb. 10 1859. Order given M. E. Smith for thirty
dollars it being money paid Brattleborough for Jane Roundy.
Feb. 10 1859. Order given Benja Rogers for two
dollars and thirty-four cents it being for services & flowers at Mr. Pollards
funeral.
Feb. 11 1859. Order given J. W. Hayden for thirteen
dollars and eighteen cents for goods for the poor.
Feb. 11 1859. Order given I. J. Russ for eight
dollars and sixty-seven cents for goods for the poor.
Feb. 11 1859. Order given M. Woolcutt for eighteen
dollars for keeping Ephraim Willcox.
Feb. 14 1859. Order given Carroll & Brown for five
dollars & seventy-eight cents for goods for the poor.
Feb. 15 1859. Order given E. F. Upham for
thirty-five dollars for doctoring the poor.
Feb. 15 1859. Order given A. Roundy Jr., five
dollars for coffin & expenses of transportation for Jasher Wyman.
Feb. 16 1859. Order given Thomas Emerson for taking
care of Caroline Pratt for thirty-three dollars.
Feb. 15 1859. Order given James Whitcomb for
sixty-two dollars for keeping the Dean Girls.
Feb. 16 1859. Order given S. C. Rice for
twenty-seven dollars & twenty-eight cents for keeping O. F. Bennetts boy
the (cripple).
Feb. 18 1859. Order given Thomas S. Hubbard for ten
dollars for keeping Martha Campbell.
Feb 16 1859. Order given Ezra McCollom for ten
dollars & seven cents for provisions found for Allen Blanchard &
Pollard.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given Lot Whitcomb for sixteen
dollars & eighty cents in part payment for keeping Mr. Swan.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given Lot Whitcomb
seventy-three dollars & twenty cents the balance for keeping Mr. Swan.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given Fisk Durkee for four
dollars and eight-eight cents for keeping E. Willcox.
Feb. 23 1859. Order given E. F. Johnson for
twenty-six dollars and eighty cents for keeping Widow Danforth Abbott for
part of the year.
Feb. 23 1859. Order given Calvin B. Abbott for
twenty-four dollars & fifty-one cents for keeping the Widow Danforth Abbott
for part of the year.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given Harlow Lamb for
twenty-one dollars & fifty cents for keeping Olive Sawyer.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given Almond Thompson for one
dollar & seventy-five cents for grave clothes for Hiram Pollard.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given E. McCollom for nineteen
dollars & nineteen cents for services as selectman etc.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given E. Woolcutt for fifteen
dollars & thirty-four cents it being for services as selectman and moneys paid
to the town.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given R. S. Fay for fifteen
dollars & sixty-three cents for services as selectman & goods after deducting
five dollars had of John Curtice for land near I. Taggarts
Mill.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given Leonard Ainsworth for
three dollars and fifty-two cents of services as auditor.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given John Blackmer for one
dollar & fifty cents as Auditor & returns as District Clerk.
Feb. 24 1859. Order given Rueben Whitcomb for
thirty-one dollars & fifty-seven cents it being for his services as Overseer of
the Poor & money paid out and provisions etc.
Feb 26 1859. Order given David Everett for three
dollars for his service as trustee of Surplus Money.
Feb. 26 1859. Order given Isaac Jones for eleven
dollars & thirty cents for planks for bridges.
Feb. 26 1859. Order given Nathan Davis for four
dollars it being for plank for bridges.
Feb. 26 1859. Order given Elam Abbott for eight
dollars and twenty-five cents it being for listing services & money paid for
blankets.
Feb. 26 1859. Order given M. E. Smith for
sixty-eight dollars and four cents it being for money paid David Everett,
trustee for interest on surplus money that the town has in their possession.
Feb. 29 1859. Order given M. E. Smith for
forty-eight dollars and sixty-seven cents being for services as Justice,
Superintendent & money paid White River Bank & selectmen abatement of illegal
taxes, use of hall etc.
Feb. 27 1859. Order given M. E. Smith for one
hundred and one dollars and seventy-five cents it being for collecting taxes.
Feb. 27 1859. Order given Hiram Crandall for three
dollars it being for doctoring the Dean girls.
Feb. 27 1859. Order given George Hassam for two
dollars it being for work done on the South Hill Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order given John Brown, Jr. for ten
dollars it being for timber to build South Hill Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order given Soloman Pratt for four
dollars it being for work done on the South Hill Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order Gave Abel Whitcomb for
twenty-two dollars and sixty-two cents it being for work done on the South
Hill Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order gave Arsenna Allen for
twenty-eight dollars & twenty-four cents it being for work done at South Hill
Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order gave Samuel Sawyer for six
dollars and fifty cents it being for work done on the South Hill Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order gave Jonathan Allen for ten
dollars and twenty-five cents it being for work done at the South Hill Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order gave Benjamin Grant for twenty
dollars it being for work, boards and stones to build the abutments for the
South Hill Bridge.
Aug. 10 1859. Order gave Henry C. Denny for three
dollars it being for finding and drawing plank to build the Bridge beyond the
Old Johnson Place.
Aug. 10 1859. Order gave Truman A. Roundy for seven
dollars it being for work done on the Bridge near the Old Johnson Place.
Aug. 10 1859. Order gave Seth Boutwell for five
dollars it being for work done on the Bridge near the Old Johnson Place.
June 25 1859. Order gave Albert Whitcomb for thirty
dollars and four cents it being for plank and timber for bridges.
Nov. 10 1859. Order gave Justin Beckwith for ten
dollars it being for work done on the bridges.
Oct. 25 1859. Order gave Ira McCollom for four
dollars and fifty cents it being for work done on the branch bridges.
Nov. 16 1859. Order gave William Pinkham
twenty-five dollars it being for damages claimed by him in consequence of his
horse getting lamed.
Dec. 8 1859. Order gave Charles Lewin for four
dollars it being work done in his shop.
Dec. 9 1859. Order gave H. D. Whitcomb for four
dollars and fifty cents it being for work done on the bridge near his house.
Dec. 9 1859. Order gave Benjamin Cozzens for eleven
dollars it being for board timber and work done on the Stony Brook Bridge.
Dec. 28 1859. Order gave Merrick Everett for seven
dollars and twenty-five cents it being for work done on the bridges.
Jan. 18 1860. Order gave Ephraim Twitchell, Jr.
for five dollars it being for the use and damage to trucks.
Jan. 28. 1860. Order gave David Everett for
twenty-seven dollars & twenty-five cents it being for timbers and work on
bridges.
Jan. 28 1860. Order gave Thomas Greenbank for five
dollars and thirty-six cents it being for sawing planks.
Jan. 28 1860. Order gave Isaac Jones for four
dollars it being for the use of trucks.
