The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-09
REPUBLICANS.


1897 treasurer, 1921; Feb. 10, re-
ceived from j. H. Walker 500;
Oct 8, j. n. Walker 5000, C. G.
Washburn $50; Oct. II, c. r. John
son $25, j. p. Munroe SIS; Oct. 10,
Stephen Salisbury 500, L. A Ely
$40; Oct. Is, f. A. Harrington S25
Oct. p, r. James Tatman $40; ]. l..
Ellsworth $25; Oct. 20, T. S. Johnson
$T5, w. w. Macomber $40; Oct 20,
Edward A. Brown S25, F. II. Cham
berlain $40; Nov. 2, w. 7. Harlow
SIS, Harvey B. Wilder $50; Nov. 5,
M. J. Whittall $25, James Hunt sos;
Nov. 10, George H. Harlow 500,
lockwood Hoar 500; Nov. II, J. H.
Walker 5000, F. A. Harrington SIS;
Nov. 49, Robert II. Chamberlain
500; Nov. %, George M. Rice $40;
Dec. 3, John G. Hagberg SIG; Dec. 5,
Charles E. Grant So, H. Spencer
Haskell IS, congressional committee
$25, Ware, Pratt Company $40,
Hayter $40, Edward T. Raymond
$40, M. V. B. jefferson $50; Nov. 6,
W. w. Scott $40, David Manning
$40. Total, $165S21.
ExpenditUres--March II. Isaac Ma
son. janitor, February, 1893, $780,
March II, Boston Gas Appliance
Co, $6.15; o. w. Farwell, sign,
1888; Sanford, Sawtelle Co, $2.75;
March Is, Gilbert G. Davis, print
ing, 1918; Oliver B. Wood, $3.50:
July rs, o. S. Kendall gas tubing,
$120; Aug. %, Denholm & Mckay
Co., $6,23; Sanford Sawtelle Co,
$500; Charles Cutler, moving safe,
$500 Tatnan 81 Park, insurance,
$2.92; Drew, Allis 81 Co., directory
and map, $500; Farwell & Buss,
Soc; F. Z. Frost, rubber stamps,
IOc.; Boston Gas Appliance Co,
SL15; Oct 8. Henry Shipman, jam
adv, IS; Nov. g. Stephen Townsend
music, $25; Nov 5, Frost & Co, rub
Der stamps, 4Sc.; Nov. Z, Suburban
roads tickets. Nov s, $3.50; Nov
II, Wor. Consolidated, Nov. s, tick
cts, $45.55; e. D. Ingraham. band,
Nov. l, $34; First National Bank,
check book, $3.50; Nov. Il, Henry
Shipman, janitor, $3.50; Henry
BrannOn, S120; The Gazette
Company, adv, $40; N. e. Telephone
and Telegraph Co., S12.64; LOpinion
Publique, adv. $3.50; Nov IS, the
Swedish Publishing Co., IS; the Tel
egram Newspaper Co, adv, S52.44;
the Spy Co, adv, $22; c. S. Yeaw.
lunches, Nov. 8, $3.50; J. S. Wesby
q Son, printing, $12.4O; Gill
bert G. Davis, printing,
$5l50; 7. D. Gard, badges, $3.50;
}, Wilson SWartz, pencils, SO. so; Nov.
25, Charles Hamilton, banners.
$780, Sanford, Sawtelle Co., S519;
Denholm & Mckay, Co., $3.50 Me-
chanics hall, Nov. l, $50; Gazette
Co., adv, IS; Nov. 20, Frank Lake,
carriage, IS; J. H. Hedlund carri-
age, IS; Nov. 25, Charles A. Burrell,
carriage, IS; Ferdinand Goyette.
carriage, IS; John Healy, carriage,
SIS; C. H Hildreth, I'd, carriages, $37;
Harrington & Bros, carriages, SAG
A. II. Henry, carriages, $24; George
P. Kendrick & Co, $40; J. Henry
Washburn, SIS; Joseph Beaudry,
$24; Nov. -. services, Nov.
Sth, at So per day, as follows:
Frank II. Gray, J. w. Midgley,
George w. Eames, Merrick J. Fay,
e. c. Beals, Charles Ryder, S. c.
Walker, N. II. Farmer, A, H. Ham
mar, Peter Carlberg, Fred S. Shell
don, j. w Murphy, H. L. Little
field, d. L. Rigby, A. A. Bicknell,
H J. Martin, Pierre Herbert, James
A. G. Carey Napoleon Defosse,
George A. Lajoie, H. e. Waite,
Floyd Harris, Levi Lovely, John
w. Sheridan, John F. Lynch H
J. Harris, Henry E. Streeter. George
Harrington, Forrest e. Beals, Ed
win J. Hinsley, Charles J. Berg,
Albert f. Baker, c. J. Peterson,
George F. Briefly. Ernest Enberg,
Charles A. Malm, Harry C. Hig-
gins, A Edwin Enberg, J. II. Ray
worth, Joseph Woodhead, Joe
Woodhead ". z. Robbins, Joseph
Leach. John Winslow, Joseph Dob
bin, Fred L. Ward, Frank w.
Ward, W. II. Brown, Frank H. Sell
lers, w. J. Kelly, A. W. Olmstead.
David White, Charles e. Davis, AL
fred Van Dusen, w. r. Rushlow,
Herbert r. Cummings, w E. Wat
kins. Edwin c. Moore; Miss Anna
VIM, office work, $46.06; Miss Ly-
dia Kirschner, office work., SIT As;
Miss Lee Office work, 5000; Miss
Moffatt office work S5.0S; Miss r.
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