Municipal Expenditures Ledger Items List
Public records show numerous payments to watchmen clerks and laborers including Spooner Bullock Adams Boynton Briggs Drury Clark Wilson Munro Manchester Easterbrooks Pearse Guthrie and others for services, disinfection, clothing, carriage hire, labor and supplies totaling many sums. The long list names individuals and vendors such as Gladding Bro Co Chadwick Usher and Wardwell with items like records books flags concrete pavement and burial ground work and a Decoration Day service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Spooner
J. H. Bullock
John H. Adams
Henry W. Boynton
Lemuel W. Briggs
Samuel S. Drury
Gilbert Clark
J. W. Wilson
John B. Munro
J. A. Manchester
Gideon Sherman
Paul Peletier
W. B. Spooner & Son
David A Pierce
Wm. H. Burlington
Horace Luther
Edward Malloy
Frederick A. Warner
T. J. Usher
J.J. Munro
B. Easterbrooks
Ae Gladding
Bro. & Co
Alfred Luther
Henry Golf, Jr
Samuel Thompson
John B. Pearce
Cyrus H. Edson
Labor East Burial Ground
James T. Munro
Hiram B. Munro
Marges
John B Pearce
J Munro
Iti
Spooner
John B Pearse
James Hoard, Jr
J.B Pearse
Board of Prisoners
Charles F. Simmons
J B Pearse
P. Concrete Co
James M. Gifford
Cross Walk
Samuel J. Allyn
Allyn’s
Luther Cole
S. Lindsey
East Burial Ground
FE. A. Blake
Russell Bullock
School St
Arias Ways
Wm C. Peckham
Labor
Chas. F. Bowler
Hk. Simmons
Charles F. Herreshef
Jy . Gravel
Surveyor
M. P. Munro
Femen W. Barney
Feam
Tony
Loring Coggeshall
Abby Stetson
Nehemiah Cole
James M. Gooding
Harriet S Church
Bradford Reed
Ellen Sandford
George T. Greene
Rehney
W Ok
Joseph Mi
Mehitble W. May
Ph Abugro
Seindving
Xeaka
David A. Coit
Eesimon DW
Liscomb
Wm. FH. West
A.T
Eravel
Stephen T. Church
Stone
G. W. Peckham
A. A. Miller
Groceries
Gaffony
Samuel D. Wardwell
Mack
Nat. Rub. Co
Macher
Watch House
West
Amos Bullock
E Perkins
Obadiah B Devol
Ashes
Spooner & Son
S A. Davis
Nat. Rubber Co
Ann McKibbon
Eliza Peck
O'Brien
John Navy
Phebe Thompson
Morris
Ad Peck
Hop
Slavin
Springer
Mae Man
Jas Johnson
Mary Luu
Peter Gladding
Wensearnot Grocered
Whitts
Suiier Ospital
Board of Mahoney
Riley
Barrus
W. Scott Dixon
Lawrence
Bristol Ins
Henry Goff, Jr
Thomas Norris
Gilbert R. Trawless
Champlain Bowen
Elijah T Callan
Martha Sf Carey
If R Manchester, Jr
Bennett J. Munro
Gottlieb Schneider
Abraham A. Munro
G. Barton
A. A. Diman
Isaiah H. Davis
aLeeay Wnll Spooner
Town Hall
Fata We Eieat Nat. Bank
Bal
Alonzo Carey
C Hi Carey
Sheldon & Kelley
Conic
James Ua. Miller
Fracories
Seth Paull
Fead
James Hoard
N.N Cole
S. Newman
Reuben Cofin
Elisha M Warde
Johns Newman
Wm N Newman
A. T
James Hoan, Jr
Edward A. Blake
James T Munro
Reuben Catlin
War E Manchester
William Dwyer
Jonathan B. Mooro
Slade & West
John W. Barney
George Slade
Nathaniel Gladding
Wardwell Brothers
Benjamin B. Morris
Henry Gof, Jr
Daniel G. Lake
John 'N Peck
Western Union ‘Telegraph Co
Telegram
Jeremiah Luther
Nathaniel Davis
Ernest
Tucker
Hiram Frisbie
Heck
John M_ Stowe
Dunbar & Davis
Bristol Gas Light Co
John W. Munro
Richard S. Pearse
Thomas Salsbury
James A. Miller
Briggs
Wim H Pitman
Coffin
John H. Pitman
Nathan P. Cole
R. I
K.oil
Aeeret Smith
James Hoar
Ason Ferce, Jr
Dry Goods
George H. Farrington
Dry Poole
John EB. Douglass
Sundries
BJ. Manic
J. Hoard, Jr
Wm. R. Taylor
Jonathan D. Waldron
Peter Gladain
Bennett J. Atopic
W.R. Taylor
P. Gladding
Charles F. Herreshoff
John B. Pearse
C Bowen
M T. Bennett
Asylum
A. Fea Ea Guardian Bal
Iza Church
John Tenerac
F.G Morley
Julia A. Vaughn
Ellen St. Luther
Residant
Aume Radio Irs
Elizabeth I
Goan
Wm. E. Fales
H.A. Coggeshall
William Vincent
Wm. E. Spooner & Son
Mary A.pitman
Mary Tanner
A.J. Coggeshall
John Gladding
Cosgesha
Sarah R. Glad
Geraldine C. Simons
Mary. i. Arses
North
Nnaompson
Hattie Frisbie
South
Angell ¢ Co
Annie P. Waldron
A. A. Greene
HH. C. Sayles
Grand Army of Republic
Annie E.cole
Paniel Winery
North East
Wiliam Bradford
S.ot Peal
Xee
William R. Taylor
Wm. R
Paso Sentee
Thomas Gayton
Wm. H. Martin
N. D
Charles F. Brown
John F. Munro
Robert H. Bullock
Clara S. Haile
N. S
Charles Trombly
Loring
Alfred Pierce
Hhott
Haniel Co
Tilley
Cole
Ole & Co
North District
Wm. Balor
Par Lock
Sinde & West
Ad Iramabie
Joseph F. Il Nate Amin
Jonathan D Waldron
George Tilley
Boston
Paylor
Bristol
C Bedell
Bristol Gas Light Company
James Philips & Company
Waldron
Luther & Munro
J.B. Munro
Wm. B. Spooner & Son
G. N. White
J. H. Lake
W.J. Tilley
W.A. Rawson
W.R&. Taylor
N.F. Oil
Richmond Manufacturing Co
B. T. Munro
Nathan N Cole
Cole Brothers
C.C. Pearse Ser
W.A. Pawan
Sf Eh
J S. Luther
C.F. Simmons
Paiing & Warn
Stephen C. Williston
John R. Slade, Jr
J.H. Manchester
William M. Coit
C A.greene
Reuben Coffin
A.B. &d. McCaw
Richard R. Magee
George Edwards
Fire Department
A Yankee Captain and the Havana Treasure
Jedediah Spinner on Mount Desert owns the schooner Betsey Jenkins with four sons. While sailing to Havana with iron machinery, they fend off pirates, recover a stash of forty thousand silver dollars, and lead a daring escape. Spinner then captures the pirates, hands them to authorities, and retires wealthy with a governor’s medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Desert
Maine
Jedediah Spinner
Grand Bank
Betsey Jenkins
Seth
Andrew
John
Samuel
Jedediah
Havana
Spinner
Sam
Hailoa
Captain Spinner
Charleston
Villian
Seth Spinner
Withal
Perseverance and Truth, A Quotation Pair
A miscellaneous note quotes a renowned author urging perseverance as a friend experience as counsel caution as elder brother and hope as guardian. It adds that curiosity is baffled by the plain unvarnished truth, which mystifies human intelligence.
Happiness and Wisdom Contrast in Thoughtful Maxim
A reflection notes that the person who believes themselves happiest is likely so, while the one who regards themselves as wisest often turns out to be the greatest fool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toere
Education and religion urged for birth of eldest son
A mother writes to one of her sons on the birth of his eldest child urging education to ensure usefulness and religion for a happy death. The letter ends with a blessing and a note on parental hopes for the infant's future.
Diverging Roads to Distinction in Vocation
The text states that peak excellence rarely comes from multiple careers. Paths to fame in different fields diverge and focusing on one path causes distance from the other.
The Truce Art of Agreeable Conversation by Addison
The quote explains that agreeable behavior matters more than wit or learning. A person who seems pleased and friendly can win minds and win favor, even without strong intellect, highlighting the value of sociable conduct over entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Homes Education Over School Instruction
The piece argues that home education outstrips school learning, stressing that the parental home under warm fireside affection forms the deepest physical, moral, and mental habits. It asserts that schools can never replace vigilant parental guidance and example at home.
To Day We Gather and Day After
A reflective passage contrasts today's vibrant nature with tomorrow's decay. It notes flowers, wreaths, green earth, birds, insects, buildings, and cattle, all fading into ruin, silence, or destruction as time advances. The tone emphasizes impermanence and the fleeting beauty of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thouand
Liberal view of religion and unity in faith
Channing argues that Nature Providence and Christianity show liberal generous trust toward people. He says true believers from different denominations share core faith while diverse tongues can still unite in inner worship. He condemns narrow human dogma and arbitrary religious rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing
The Lost Dollars and Living Together Reflections
A father's lost ten dollars recovered after forty years tests conscience and faith. A second essay extols daily courtesies and gentle manners in family life, urging self sacrifice and fault avoidance to sustain domestic happiness. Both pieces from Hall's Journal of Health frame moral duties in personal and family conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Esau
Ford Jabbok
Hall
Journal of
Lhealth
The Atom of Charcoal in Brambles and Bay Leaves
A poetic reflection on the atom of charcoal cycling through earth and life. It traces its journey from ancient volcanic air into plant tissue, through coal, and back to sunlight, rain, flowers, fruit, and the human body, underscoring the unity of nature.
Footwear and health: dangers of cold feet and tight boots
A health note warns feet are crucial for circulation and overall well being. It criticizes tight fashionable footwear and air tight coverings, urges thick leather boots with free circulation, and cautions against sudden changes between warm and cold shoes to prevent illness.
Why a Newspaper Matters to a Family
Franklin argues newspapers enrich a household by supplying information for use in life. A family lacking a paper lags behind in general knowledge while children miss reading culture. The text contrasts idle domestic life with the mental rewards of newspaper reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Franklin
Apple on the carpet tests leadership in Mohammed Ali tale
Aboard a divan the ruler Mohammed Ali sets a test by placing an apple in the carpet center and ordering officers to reach it without stepping on the carpet. Ibrahim the short crafts a solution by folding the carpet, proving wit can decide command. The anecdote cites Columbus and Gordian knot as parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed Ali
Nighd
Mohammed
Ali
Ibrahim
Pacha
Columbus
Alexander
Appleton
The Great Secret of Success in Life
A philosophical note asserts that success hinges on readiness when opportunity arrives, urging personal preparation and timely action as key factors.
Wonderful Krupp Iron Works of Essen Highlight Massive Machinery
The Krupp iron works at Essen cover about eight square miles with a 1.5 mile covered area. Ten thousand workers operate under strict discipline. The plant produces forty nine hammers including a fifty ton hammer with a 500000 dollar cost. In 1866 the works turned out 61000 tons of steel and cast all large German cannons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Beautify Your Farms and Raise Property Value
The article argues spending to improve a farm s outward appearance increases market value and personal enjoyment. Well-painted buildings, tidy yards, fences, shade trees, and clean fields boost appeal and community impression, encouraging steady, tasteful upkeep year by year.
Public Laws Amended Providence Streets And Town Powers
The 1872 act amends Chapter 942 and Chapter 598 to empower Providence City Council to postpone or abolish the office of Superintendent of Streets and Surveyor of Highways. It allows appointing public works commissioners by joint vote and outlines duties and terms. Westerly and East Providence Town Councils gain authority to regulate sidewalks sewers police lighting mills engines health and safety rules with penalties up to fifty dollars or three months. A true copy is attested by Secretary of State Joan R. Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Providence
General Assembly
Westerly
East Providence
Joan R. Barnlett
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Nathan C. Bedell
Wm. Barstow
S. F. Pearse
H.C. Sayles
Annie W. Bradford
H. Anmuela Coggeshall
Hattie Frisbire
K. Oil
Gladding
Bro & Co
S. S. Rider , Bro
Wm. H Morse
Antoni Wilcox
R.S. Andrews
C. A. Greene
Nathan Warren
Hammond, Angell & Co
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