Item is a receipt from the Town Clerk’s Office, Town of Sackville, NB, for taxes paid by John Alward on 53 Lansdowne Street, re: the estate of Mathilda Wry, one year after her death

Item includes five tax receipts for 53 Lansdowne St. Original envelope included.

Item includes both the bill and receipt for work done on the furnace in the house at 53 Lansdowne St. At this time, the house was being rented by Jim Bowes, the Chief of Police of Sackville, NB.

Item is a receipt for a payment to the Enterprise Foundry Co. Limited for a pipeless furnace model #839 for $140.00, two bags of cement for $2.00, and joints for $2.50.

Item is a receipt for a suit from G. A. Sparks, custom tailor, in Sackville, NB. It is dated March 6, 1934 and was paid by John B. Alward.

Item is a receipt for plumbing from G. R. Baker Plumbing and Heating, located on Main Street, Sackville, NB. It was addressed to Herb Beal, who rented the house at 53 Lansdowne Street.

Item is a complimentary concert ticket with “Miss Tillie Wry” written on the back. The concert was hosted by the Sackville Glee Club and held in Lingley Hall, Mount Allison University, on Tuesday May 8th.

Item is a prescription bag from The Corner Drug Store which was located on Dixon Block. The prescription was for John Alward and was prescribed by Dr. C. L. Gass.

Item is a letter from Tingley Bros. & Duncan Limited regarding the purchase of 60.62 cords of wood from John Alward, and includes two bills and the original envelope.

Items are a number of receipts with dates falling between 1949 and 1950. Included are the following: two receipts for water bills; one receipt for an Everyready Battery from Perry Electric and Supply Co.; a car insurance receipt for the Chevy; a lawn swing bill delivered by the Canadian Buffalo Sled Co. Ltd.; a receipt from Alden Hicks for pressing 16 tons of hay; two receipts from Perry Electric and Supply Co. for repairs to the Philco radio; a property tax receipt for 53 Lansdowne Street; one coupon for a pen from Federal Pen in Trois-Riviere, Quebec; and a news clipping about Dr. George J. Trueman, former president of Mount Allison University.