Town annual report of Middleton, MA. 1867, Part 1

Author: Middleton (Mass.)
Publication date: 1867
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PUBLIC TIERA


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


Receipts and Expenditures


OF THE


TOWN OF MIDDLETON, FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1867.


Town Officers' Bi'ls.


Joseph A. Batchelder as Selectinan and Assessor $3550


Samuel Peabody .6 .6 3736


Henry A. Wilkins as Treasurer. 20 00


Hiram A. Stiles as School Committee in 1865 12 50


C rus K Wilkins 66 15 00


Joseph A. Bitchelder auditing accounts in 1866. 00


Samuel Peabo ly ٤٠ , 00


William A. Phelps as Overseer


27 75


Joseph Averill


18 00


E. P. D. Kimball 9 00


John A. Batchelder, services as chool Committee 1865. 7 50


Joseph A. Batchelder, " 66 66 4 50


Joseph A. Batchelder, as Town Clerk


18 35


Daniel E. Graves, as Constable . 10 00


$227 46


Extra Expense of Highways and Bridges.


Darius Emerson's bill for labor on bridges, timber found and cash paid. $294 38


Eli S. Soper s bill for labor on bridges


55 50


David F. Thomas for labor, teaming timber &c., for bridges. . 29 25


Ezra Richardson, for hauling timber for bridges 26 00


John McGlauflin, for teaming lumber &c., for bridges 75


David Brickley, for removing gravel. 3 00


B. F. Tufte for teaming lumber from Sa lem. 10 00


2


William Goodale for work on a bridge, teaming, &c. 12 30 Alexander Murry, for labor on a bridge 20 0) Elbridre Stiles, for labor on a bridge .. 10 00 Calvin Putnam, plank for bridges. 53 43


George H. Peirson, for iron bolts for bridge. 36 75


D. H. Jewett, for plank and teaming 18 05


Oliver Thayer, for plank .. 48 93


David Stiles, for iron for bridge 1 50)


Edward W. Wilkins, work on Highways. 4 80


Eben Hoop.r. for labor on Highways. 5 00


David Richardson, for labor on Highways. 3 00


Amos Batchelder. for repairing bridge and overwork 37 70 John R. Wellman, for overwork on list, (highway). 10 00


E. P. Averill, for overwork on highway li t. 2 91


Jason Richardson, for overwork and use of cart. 4 75


Benjamin Averill, for work on bridge. 1 00


H. A. Stiles, for overwork on highway list. 10 00


Sylvanus Flint 66


7 96


William A. Merriam for nails &c , for bridges. 15 00


William Berry, for hauling lumber for a bridge 1 00


$727 96


Received of Danvers and So. Danvers for labor on bridges ..


239 02


$438 94


Working Resident and Non Resident Taxes.


Amos Batchelder's bill. $81 22


Edwar i P. Averill's .' 48 71


Benjamin Averill's


6 04


Jeremiah Fuller's


32 43


Joseph B. Perkins's .'


7 80


John R. Wellman's «


8 42


Jason Richardson's 66


26 38


Hiram A. Stiles's 66


.


25 00


Joseph Averill's, 1865


4 86


Ezra Richardson's


12 07


Sylvanus Flint's 6


23 42


$276 35


Snow Bills.


Joseph B. Perkins'


bill


$ 25 00


33 47


E. P. Averill's 66


MIDDLETON


3


Nathaniel Fisher's


3 20


John R. Wellman's


25 84


Solomon Weston's 66


3 37


Luther Wilkins's 66


8 10


Amos Batchelder's


33 87


Joseph Averill's " 1866.


75


J seph P. Gould's


“ 1865.


2 55


Joseph Averill's


66


24 00


Wiliam Ber y's


2 40


$177 55


Paid as State Aid.


Amount of State Aid paid for 1866. $1200 00


Order drawn from Jan. 1, 1867, to Feb. 1,. 100 00


Selectmen s services, . 21 00


$1 321 00


Miscellaneous Bills.


D. B. Brooks & Bro., school books,. $ 107 25


66 1865. 28 89


Calvin Putnam, shingles for the Town Hall, 121 89


Wm. A. Phelps, labor on Town Hall,


15 25


Horace D. Phelps, " " "


13 75


Edward P. Averill, building cemetery wall,.


203 86


60 66 lahor on avenues in the cemetery,


24 00


Foote & Horton, printing town and school reports.


C. K. Wilkins, cash paid for printing and express charges,. C. H. & J. Price, drugs,


1 98


J McGlauflin, hauling shingles, ..


3 62


E. P. Averill, wood, kerosene and lamp chimneys,


14 19


6. 66 nails and stationery 5 57


70


S. W. Hall, returning 7 deaths,.


Il. A. Davis, sealing standard weights and measures, 7 50


D Richardson, rep iring cemetery wall. 1 00


Sylvanus Flint, repairing chimney to Town Hall, 3 00


Samuel Peabody, cash paid for revenue stamps, .. 1 35


W. A. Merriam, nails and brooms, ..


6 51


Joseph A. Batchelder, cash paid for express charges and sta- tionery,


2 55


Amos Batchelder. postage, ... 2 47


Daniel E. Graves, collecting taxes for 1865, 55 25


29 44


3 60


4


E. P. Averill, salary as liquor agent, 1865, 40 00


W. H. Tyler, care of the fown Hall, 50 00


" " cash paid for wood, 10 25


Addison Tyler, circ of cemetery and labor on the same, ... 5 50


Bills paid on account of R. Muchmore


77 00


Abatements on taxes, 42 26


Interest paid,. ...


797 10


$1675 73


Liquor Account.


Liquor sold from March 1, 1866, to March 1, 1867 $ 450 26


Liquors on hand,. 121 52


$571 78


Liquors bought, and liquors on hand last year.


488 75


Profit on sales.


$83 03


Liquors on hand March 1, 1866.


89 80


Due from Agen:


153 04


$325 87


Cash received of Agent $ 79 34


Liquors on hand. 121 52


200 86


Due from Agent, March 1, 1867


$125 01


LIQUOR AGENCY DR.


CR.


By profit on sales


$83 03


Loss on Agency


1 97


To Agent's salary to May 1, 1867 $60 00


To cash paid for license


25 00


$85 00 $85 00


Schools. CENTRE DISTRICT.


DR.


CR.


By balance due the school last year. $321 83


By share of school money this year 500 00


" State School Fund. 1


68 63


To cash paid Humphrey Balch, for teaching. $150 00


Mary H. Esty . . 66 60 00


6 A. E. Peabody 66 66


· 46 00


66 A. Fowler 66 .... 93 60


5


To cash pail B. P. Fowler .6


66


·


. 82 50


6.


.. A. E. Peabody 66


D. A. Carleton 66


.6


. 95 55


. M. J. Wes on 66


66


..... 71 25


.. . A. E. Peabody 6:


43 20


..


E P. Averill 66


wood .. ...


5 00


. 6 66 D. E. Graves, for cash paid for wood and sawing the same. 21 10


To cash paid II. O. Warren & Co., for coal in 1865.


43 00


To cash paid E. P. Averill, for hauling co 1. ..


5 75


.. D. E. Graves, " building fires. 12 00


66 66 W. W. Esty 11 00


66 G. A. Currier, for wood. 4 50


Balance due the school. 86 81


$890 46


$890 46 DR.


DISTRICT TO THE TOWN. CR.


To amount due last year


$1 68


" interest on the same


10


" D. E Graves s bill for repairs, brooms and grate. 15 15


To E. P. Averill's bill for repairs, pails and brooms


3 96


" W. A. Merriam's " books, ink and crayons, 12 41


" D. E. Graves's " use of well. 8 00


$46 30


NORTH DISTRICT.


DR.


CR.


By balance due the school last year. $109 36


" share of school money this year " " " State School Fund.


21 04


To cashi paid F. W. Kimball for teaching.


$120 00


To cash paid C. A. Berry


. 6. " Farnham Stiles for wood. 66 80 00 14 63


" A. Higgins .6


4 97


66 " D. C. Richardson, for building fires. . 7 50


" Flint Esty for sawing wood. 6 67


Balance due the school. 96 63


$330 40 $330 40


DISTRICT TO THE TOWN. DR.


To amount due last year. $18 90


" interest on the same. 1 13


" Farnham Stiles's bill for repairs on school house 38 21


" D. C. Richardson's bill for ink, pail, broom and repairs 6 50


43 00


66


. . .. . 59 20


200 00


6


To W. A. Merriam's bill for books and ink. .. .


.. 3 63 " Samuel Wilkins' bill for interest on land ... 15 00


" W. A. Merriam's bill for books, ink, brush and glass 3 69


$87 0G


EAST DISTRICT.


DR. CR.


By balance due the school last year ..


$144 48


" share of school money this year,.


200 00


" share of State school fund, 16 53


To cash paid Sarah P. Towne, for teaching, ... $107 80


66 Sarah P. Towne, " 6:


...


52 90


66 66 Sarah P. Towne. “ 50) 60) . . .


66


.. B. Averill, for wood,


9 50


..... 6. M. A. Peabody, for sawing wood, 1 60


66 L. S. Wilkins, for building fires, . 5 00


66


66 Joseph Averill, for wood 8 19


Balance due the school,. 125 33


$361 01


$361 01


DISTRICT TO THE TOWN. D2.


To amount due last year,


$66 16


" interest on the same ..


3 97


" J. A. Hutchinson's bill for repairs on school house, and cash paid,. 18 83


" J. Newell's bill for h'inds


4 00


" W. A. Merriam's bill for book


1 10


$94 06


Overseers' Department. EXPENSE OF SUPPORTING PAUPER -.


G. A. Currier. wood for Nichols family. $11 80


Mrs. Gellespie, lodging travellers. 35 60


' Wm. A. Merriam, clothing for M. A. Russell . 5 20


66 66 M. A. Nickerson 9 76


66


.6 goods for Nichols family ..... 8 17


66 supplies for C. McG aulin .. . 1 12


E. P. Averill & Co., supplies for Nichols family 40 07


6. wood for Nancy Deaigneau. . 4 00


City of Boston, board of Flora March .. 44 14


The State, board of E. L. Peabody ani child .. 51 71


Mrs. Fisher, rent and fuel for R. Wilkins .. 34 00 Mrs. Hackett, boarding M. A. Russell. .. For coffin & expense of getting, for C. McGlauflin 8 30


58 44


7


David Richards on, boarding and nursing M. A.


Niekerson 34 00


David Richardson, making clothing for ditto .... 2 00


Mrs. Gag., wothing for L. J. Russell. 11 00


Mrs. Fairbanks, boarding and nursing M A.


Nickerson. 48 00


Mrs. Hackett, b arding Flora March. 66 00


Warren Russell, boarding & c'oth ng Geo. Russell 65 00


Geo. Daniels, care of C. McGlauffin during last siekn ss. 15 00


Dr. A. II. Johnson, medical services 16 00


County board of Ada Hutchinson. 13 00


Il. A. Wilkins, board of Flora March. 5 00


15 00


Jos. Averill, furniture & goods for Nichols family coffin for Elizabeth Nichols. 7 50


Mrs. Gage, servires in last sickness of E. Nichols 3 00


Mrs. Johnson 4 00


County, boarding Ada Hutchinson. 14 42


Dr. E. S. Phelps, incdical services. 18 63


John Gage, boarding L. J. Russell 52 010


City of Salem. Doet. bill for Wid. G. A. Russell 27 88


Addison Tyler, services at four burials 20 00


Mrs. D .. nforth, supplies for E. Nichols. 0 97


County board of E. A. Stiles. 8 70


E. A. Farnham house rent, Nichols family, 21 00


Expense of Law Suit in the S. Wilkins case, .... 15 63


City of Lynn support of Fuller children in 1865,. 149 54 Town of So. Danvers, support of Fuil r family, .. 240 33 J. A. Gillis services in Wilkins and Fuller cases,. 18 00


Win. A. Phelps cash paid for R. R. fare, 7 03


Win. A Phelps cash paid for travellers,. 3 08


Joseph Averill house rent for Nichols family , .. 32 83


60 supplies to the Poor,. 9 30


.6


66 use of horse and carriage, 11 00


E. P. D. Kimball, use of horse and carriage,. 12 00


$1280 26


Paid unsettled bills of last year, $375 00


Cr. by M.s. Gellespie,. 11 50


Due from the State,. 7 50


From other sources, ... 10 00


Estimated unsettled bills, 150 00


Whole expense of the Poor, $1026 26


$1430 26


$1430 26


8


Recapitulation.


Town officers' bills. $227 46


Extra expense of highways and bridges.


138 94


Working residents and non residents. highway taxes. . 276 35


Expense of supporting the poor


1026 26


Snow bills ...


177 55


Expense of the schools.


1006 20


Miscellaneous bills (sc ool books excepted) . 1539 59


Estimated amount of unsettled bills.


400 00


$5,092 35


Deduct amount of bills due last year.


300 00


4,792 35


Assessment of taxes, Town and School .. 5,314 72


Received for State School Fund. 106 20


.6 for use of Town Hall, from Agent. 109 50


6. fr .In the State for corporation taxes. 56 35


.. from other sources. 2 50


Excess of receipts over current expenses . 796 92


5,589 27


5,589 27


The Town.


DR.


Outstanding orders.


11,618 18


Note to Bank. 2,000 00


Due to the schools. 308 77


13,926 95


CR. Cash in Treasury, and due from collector 6,137 28


Due from State reimbursemonts for 1865.


66


60 .6 1866


1,200 00


6.


for liquors, and liquors on han i


246 00


66


for books and books on'hand


283 32


..


from George Daniels.


16 23


66


Districts.


217 42


6. for cemetery lots 72 75


Balance against the town. 5,596 95


13,926 95


1€


MIDDLETON


PUBLIC


.6


66 66 1867


100 00


57 00


J. N MERRIAM. Selectmen of SAMUEL PEABODY, JOSEPH A. BATCHELDER, Middleton.




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