Town annual report of Middleton, MA. 1869, Part 1

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Publication date: 1869
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Part 1


MIDDLETONN


.


REPORT


-OF THE-


Receipts and Expenditures


-- OF THE-


TOWN OF MIDDLETON,


-- FOR THE-


Year Ending March 1, 1869.


SALEM: PRESS OF THE ESSEX COUNTY MERCURY. 1869.


FLINT


MIDDLETON


ANNUAL REPORT


-OF THE-


Receipts and Expenditures


-OF THE-


TOWN OF MIDDLETON, For the Year Ending March 1, 1869.


Town Officers' Bills.


Joseph A Batchelder as selectman and assessor. $45 75


William A. Phelps 66


25 00


Samuel Peabody, 66 66 55 00


Henry A. Wilkins, as treasurer. 20 00


Daniel E. Graves as constable.


10 00


William A. Phelps, as overseer of the poor


16 83


Joseph Averill


7 75


B. P. Richardson, 66


3 10


Cyrus K. Wilkins, as school committee


16 50


James M. Hubbard,


10 00


Joseph A. Batchelder, 66 13 00


Joseph A. Batchelder, as town clerk. 18 75


Sam'l. Peabody, auditing accounts in 1868 6 00


Joseph A. Batchelder, 6 00


William A. Phelps,


6 00


H. A. Stiles, services as school committee


12 00


$271 68


Extra Expense of Highways and Bridges.


Amos Batchelder's bill for overwork. $ 6 00


James Flint's


8 50


Nathaniel P. Averill, labor on bridge 2 00


Nathaniel Fisher,


66


4 12


2


Darius Emerson, labor on bridge. 31 50


timber for bridge. 40 00


Eli S. Soper, labor on bridge. 2 00


William E. Cook, labor on bridge. 33 90


George H. Peirson, iron work on bridge .. 31 02


Wm. H. Beverly, teaming and labor on bridge. 45 50


Benjamin Averill's bill on bridge 66 37


Samuel Jones, labor 66


4 00


David F. Thomas, labor 66


9 00


Calvin Putnam's bill for lumber on bridge 54 80


John B. Jenkins's " timber 66


21 50


Francis Peabody's " labor . 6


80


William Peabody, overwork on highways.


3 36


M. J. Emerson, labor on bridge.


9 00


Joseph S. Pray, work on highways.


5 00


C. K. Wilkins, overwork on " 9 00


Daniel E. Graves, "


10 00


Wm. A. Merriam, spikes for bridge, &c.


6 00


$403 37


Working Resident and Non Resident Taxes.


Jeremiah Fuller's bill $31 97


James Flint's


22 30


John Curtis's .6


5 30


Eli S. Soper's


11 32


F. P. Merriam's 66


28 13


C. K. Wilkins's 66


61 29


Farnham Stiles's 60


24 62


Daniel E. Graves' “


20 16


$205 09


Paid as State Aid.


Amount of State Aid paid in 1868 $288 00


Orders drawn from Jan. 1st, 1869, to March 1st, 1869. 48 00


Selectmen's services 11 00


$347 00"


3


Snow Bills.


James Flint,


1868, shovelling snow.


$1 50


Eli S. Soper,


..


75


Francis Peabody,


5 40


Jeremiah Fuller,


66


14 40


John Richardson,


66


·


7 20


Farnham Stiles,


"


George W. Rennard, “


66


66


10 36


66 1867,


15 64


Joseph B. Perkins, 1868,


1867,


66


3 00


Luther Wilkins,


1868,


66


66


1 60


Jonathan Berry,


66


66


66


1 40


Asa Howe, .


Joseph S. Pray,


66


66


66


3 00


Abisha Higgins,


6 .


..


66


1 00


Eli S. Sóper,


66


66


66


2 20


David Brickley,


66


66


6 50


F. P. Merriam,


66


2 00


Joseph Averill,


66


66


8 20


Farnham Stiles,


66


66


66


3 00


Joseph B. Perkins,


66


66


66


7 80


Daniel E. Graves,


66


..


66


12 75


Joseph P. Gould,


66


66


10 60


Porter I. Gould,


66


66


..


6 40


Jonathan Perry,


66


66


60


. .


$145 15.


Miscellaneous Bills.


Foote & Horton, printing Town and School Reports. $30 88


D. B Brooks & Bro., school books. 147 16


W. B. Wait, 66 25 60


E. P. Dutton & Co., 66 17 55


E. P. Averill, services as Liquor Agent. 60 00


Daniel E. Graves, collecting taxes .. 71 45


Farnham Stiles, care of weights and measures. 1 00


William A. Phelps, for fourteen guide boards. 8 40


66


2 30


William Peabody,


66


3 00


1 00


William Lever,


66


5 75


1 90


Solomon W. Weston, "


4 75


1 75


4


George A. Currier, moving stones to Topsfield. 2 50 Samuel Peabody, journey to Reading, Danvers, Salem and Boston, 5 50


David Stiles, labor and horse hire .. 3 00


H. A. Wilkins & Son, oil for hall, and horse hire. 7 63


Daniel E. Graves, services as agent for Town hall.


40 00


Addison Tyler, care of Cemetery


5 00


Daniel E. Graves, cash paid for glass, &c., for hall. 4 70


George A. Currier, wood for hall


15 00


Wm. A. Phelps, cash paid for painting guide boards


11 25


Joseph A. Batchelder, expressing and horse hire


..


7 35


Amos Batchelder, cash paid as postage 1 64


7.00


Samuel Peabody, cash paid for stamps, postage, and horse hire ... 3 50


Joseph A. Batchelder, perambulating line . 2 00


4 75


William A. Phelps, perambulating lines N. Reading and Topsfield Samuel Peabody, services setting bound stones and perambulating lines, 4 50


622 97


Abatements .


34 09


$1,144 42


School Department. CENTRE SCHOOL.


Anna E. Watson,


teaching


$112 00


Sarah A. Phelps,


105 00


Ann E. Peabody,


84 00


Susan M. Jordan,


66


176 40


Sarah A. Phelps,


60 00


Catherine A. Berry,


66


45 60


Ann E. Peabody,


66


108 00


H. O. Warren & Co., coal.


38 25


George A. Currier, wood.


25 50


66


44 70


B. P. Richardson,


66


6 80


C. K. Wilkins,


66


9 60


G. A. Currier, sawing wood


4 00


William Daniels


66


2 50


John Gage


2 00


Charles Peabody,


66


1 55


Loren G. Esty, building fires


14 00


G. & W. Hutchinson 66


5 50


Samuel McGlauflin,


3 00 - $848 40


.


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.


·


·


..


..


..


66


... ·


Interest paid.


Thomas Sawyer, for damage on highway .


5


NORTH SCHOOL.


Catherine A. Berry, teaching $112 00


Emily F. Wilkins, 66


117 00


B. P. Richardson, wood. 17 09


Flint Esty, sawing wood. 7 07


P. Gillespie,


62


W. W. Peabody, building fires.


7 00


P. Gillespie,


2 50-$263 28


EAST SCHOOL.


Sarah P. Towne, teaching. $112 00


Flora A. Putnam,


108 00


C. K. Wilkins, wood. 22 75


Lyman Wilkins, sawing wood and building fires. 8 00


C. K. Wilkins,


5 00 - $255 75


$1,367 43


Balance due the schools.


643 86


$2,011 29


Town appropriation for schools. $1,250 00


Cash received from State School Fund. 116 29


Balance due the schools last year 645 00-$2,011 29


Incidental School Expenses.


W. A. & H. D. Phelps, labor and lumber $47 82


H. D. Phelps, bookcase . 4 50


W. A. Merriam, brooms, ink, crayons, &c. 25 55


E. P. Dutton & Co., maps 17 55


G. A. Currier, use of well.


8 00


Farnham Stiles,


3 00


John Gage, repairs on school house


7 75


Farnham Stiles,


66


1 16


Hugh Cook, labor


50


J. McGlauflin, S. Stiles, 40


50


David Brickley,


50


J. W. Daniels,


75


J. H. Young, 66


75


J. A. Batchelder, moving settees, &c. 1 85


Clinton Stiles,


50


Mrs. A. Nichols, 66 three years 6 00


6


N. P. Averill, setting glass. 50


C. K. Wilkins, glass. 96


J. Frothingham, repairs on stove .. 75


Sylvanus Flint, repairing plastering 7 00


Elizabeth C. Farnham, land for North School. 48 81


$185 10


Pauper Expenses.


Paid Benj. Peabody, boarding E. L Peabody and child. $ 10 00


" John Gage 66 L. J. Russell . . 3 03


Mrs. Fisher, house rent and fuel, R. Wilkins 34 00


" Mrs. Gillespie, lodging pauper travellers 30 40


" Mrs. Long, 66 66


66


2 40


" R. R. Tickets for 66 66


2 20


" Mrs. John Gage making clothes for L. J. Russell. 3 75


" County boarding Ada Hutchinson. 26 00


" Benj. Peabody, boarding E. L. Peabody and child. 10 89


" J. B. Perkins, moving 1 00


" Mrs. L. Gillespie, nursing in sickness, E. L. Peabody. 42 00


" City of Salem, doctor's bill for E. L. Peabody 34 31


" Warren Russell, boarding and clothing George Russell. 65 00


" Town of Peabody, burial expenses of child E. H. Guilford. . .. 11 00


" John C. Fish, boarding and clothing Stephen Elliott. 25 00


" H. A. Wilkins & son, supplies for R. Wilkins.


11 03


66 66


" Wmn. A. Phelps, R. R. expenses.


" Joseph Averill, wood for Nichols family .


8 00


66


wood for E. L. Peabody 4 50


66 66 house rent for 12 00


66


66 66 " Nichols family 23 00


66 Abijah Fuller, wood for Mrs. Deaigneau 5 12


" E. P. Averill & Co., wood for " 4 69


" H. P. Richardson, house rent, Mrs. Deaigneau 36 00


$420 02


Cr. Lynnfield for Mrs. Deaigneau $45 87 .


Paid unsettled bills of last year 35 00


Unsettled bills for next year .. 30 00


Whole cost of the poor .. 369 15


$450 02


$450 02


E. L. Peabody. 3 55


3 65


.. horse hire. 5 50


7


Recapitulation.


Town officers' bills. $ 271 68


Extra expense of highways and bridges.


403 37


Working resident and non-resident taxes 205 09


Expense of supporting the poor


369 15


Expense of the schools


1,366 29


Incidental school expenses


185 10


Snow bills ..


145 15


Miscellaneous bills.


1,144 42


Estimated amount of unsettled bills.


150 00


State Tax.


840 00


County Tax.


507 10


$5,587 35


Deduct amount of bills due last year. 300 00


$5,287 35


Assessment for State Tax. $840 00


County Tax


507 10


66


Town expense


2,500 00


66


Schools.


1,250 00


Overlay on Taxes. 129 00


Received from School Fund.


116 29


66


66 Corporation Tax.


79 64


66


66 Daniel E. Graves, use of hall.


80 50


66 W. A. Merriam. for books.


153 82


66


66 Highway deficiencies


272 25


66 Cemetery lots.


12 00


Excess of receipts over expenses. 6.53.25


$594060 $594060


The . Town.


DR.


Outstanding orders $8,845 24


Due the Schools


643 86


Unsettled bills. 150 00


$9,639 10


CR.


Cash in the Treasury. $2,610 54


Due from Daniel E. Graves, Collector,. 2,963 44


66 Cyrus K. Wilkins, Colleetor, 85 56


8


Due from State reimbursements. 336 00


66


66 George Daniels. 16 23


66 highway deficiencies 205 32


for books, and books on hand. 364 25


" Cemetery lots.


86 75


66 from Christian Union for use of Hall. 7 00


Balance against the town 2,964 01


$9,639 10


SAMUEL PEABODY, Selectmen JOSEPH A. BATCHELDER, of


WM A .. PHELPS, Middleton.


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