Town annual report of Middleton, MA. 1875, Part 1

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Publication date: 1875
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FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY


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ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


Receipts and Expenditures


OF THE


TOWN OF MIDDLETON,


FOR THE


Year Ending March 1, 1875.


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SALEM : PRINTED AT THE ESSEX COUNTY MERCURY OFFICE. 1875.


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ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


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Receipts and Expenditures


OF THE


TOWN OF MIDDLETON,


FOR THE


Year Ending March 1. 1875.


SALEM: PRINTED AT THE ESSEX COUNTY MERCURY OFFICE.


1875.


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MIDDLETON


REPORT.


Selectmen's Department.


TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS.


Joseph A. Batchelder, as selectman and assessor, $51 00


Edward W. Wilkins. 66 66 $39 00 ...


Henry A. Wilkins, as treasurer 25 00


Cyrus K. Wilkins, as consta ble 10 00


John B. Sinclair. 10 00


Samuel G. Campbell, “


10 00


J. A. Batchelder, as town clerk . 8 00


J. A. Batchelder, recording births, deaths, and marriages 14 05


Carl G. Metcalf, as school committee


10 00


Martin J. Cheney, as school committee and for ex- penses paid 30 75


E. W. Wilkins, making certified copy of valuation list 6 25


J. A. Batchelder, making do. do.


6 25


1 00


Farnham Stiles, as sealer of weights and measures, Andrew W. Peabody, collecting taxes 81 62


Henry A. Wilkins, collecting taxes of 1873 30 45


Alpheus P. Noyes, as school committee, 1873. . ...


9 00


J. A. Batchelder, auditing accounts, 1873. 6 00


E. W. Wilkins, 66 6 00


$354 37


4


Highways and Bridges.


Ward 1, W. H. Hutchinson, surveyor, appropriation


$174 00


66 2, James A. Hutchinson, “ 125 00


66 3, Elijah Richardson, 66


78 00


66 4, William Berry, 66


73 00


5, Farnham Stiles, 71 00 66


66 6, Asa Howe, 66


74 00


7, Perley WV. Richardson, “


84 00


8, Warren G. Perkins,


171 00


66 9, Edward W. Wilkins, 66 66


80 00


" 10, James Flint, 6 70 00


J. A. Hutchinson, re-building river bridge 160 72


Darius Emerson, labor on bridges, 1873. 37 75


W. H. Hutchinson, labor on bridge. 1 50


H. D. Phelps, 75


G. P. Wilkins, gravel in 1873 ..


5 00


W. N. Brown, labor in 1873


2 00


W. G. Perkins, labor. .


1 50


Farnham Stiles, building fence


10 30


Calvin Putnam, plank . .


14 81


E. W. Wilkins, labor on bridge 13 65


$1,247 98


Snow Bills.


James Flint,


removing snow


$7 00


E. F. Peach,


66


5 20


G. P. Wilkins


66


5 00


F. Peabody,


66


5 20


Jonathan Berry, 66 66


4 00


Jason Richardson,


66 66


16 00


F. E. Batchelder,


66


2 00


P. I. Gould,


66 66


. .


2 70


A. Jenkins,


2 00


. .


$48 90


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State Aid Account.


Orders drawn from March 1, 1874 to Mch. 1, 1875, $224 00


Selectmen's services. 7 00


$231 00


Miscellaneous Bills.


W. H. Hutchinson, work on cemetery grounds. $247 87


Samuel G. Campbell, care of town hall. 90 00


Elijah Richardson, repairing hearse 1 25


E. S. Phelps, services as fish committee 6 50


E. S. Phelps, car fare 2 20


J. A. Batchelder, services as fish committee 2 00


J. A. Batchelder, car fare, 1 30


E. W. Wilkins, services as fish committee 2 00


E. W. Wilkins, car fare. 1 30


W. A. Phelps, timber, and work on fish-way 3 26


G. F. French, work on fish-way .. 3 00


E. W. Sargent, work on fish-way and bridge. 4 50


Fish Commissioners, preparing lease of pond. . .


8 00


A. Tyler, care of cemetery and returning deaths .. . 12 00


J. A. Batchelder, journey to Lynnfield. 1 00


1 25


J. G. Perkins, work at town hall


Tyler & Beckford, goods for town hall. 4 25


Isaac R. Gates, work at town hall. 1 25


J. A. Batchelder, postage, expressage, &c. 6 24


J. A. Batchelder, tax book and blanks. 1 90


H. A. Wilkins, journeys to Danvers, &c. 3 00


Foote & Horton, printing town and school reports, 43 95


Eastern Railroad, transportation . 1 28


E. W. Wilkins, damage from flowage 66 00


H. O. Warren & Co., coal for town hall .. 19 00


H. A. Wilkins & Son, goods for town hall. 1 69


S. G. Campbell, coal and goods for town hall. 70 95


Abatements of taxes 143 18


Amount of interest paid . 1059 60


$1812 00


A. B. Wiggin, horse-hire. 2 38


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School Department. CENTRE SCHOOLS.


Clara B. George, teach'g grammar school, 3 wks. 3 dys. $36 00


Mary E. Bixby, 66 32 weeks. .. 326 00


Sarah E. Holt, teach. intermediate school, 24 wks. 210 00


Louise A. P. White, teach. “


12 66


102 00


Olive R. Graves, teaching primary 66 36 66 306 00


H. O. Warren & Co., coal. 65 58


Jeremiah Fuller, wood


12 62


W. S. Leavitt, care of fires


13 50


Thomas Carlin, sawing wood.


3 00


C. F. Darling,


3 00


W. S. Leavitt, care of fires 24 00


W. S. Leavitt, sawing wood. 75


Potter, Batchelder & Co., coal. 9 50


$1,111 95


NORTH SCHOOL.


Emily F. Wilkins, teach. 36 weeks . .$336 00


Carrie M. Howe, teaching 33 weeks 49 50


Farnham Stiles, wood 19 00


Stephen Emerson, wood.


7 44


Flint Esty, sawing wood 14 81-$ 426 75


EAST SCHOOL.


Mary E. Bixby, teaching 4 weeks $32 00


Vina A. Standring, teach. 8 weeks 64 00


H. M. Terry, teaching 12 “ 108 00


Mary A. Gage, « 12 66


108 00


A. P. Averill, care of fires. 10 00


A. P. Averill, sawing wood. 5 00


A. P. Averill, sawing wood, 1873.


5 00-$ 332 00


$1870 70


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Amount of School Fund appropriated for appa- ratus, maps, &c. 47 74


Balance due the schools. 250 63


$2169 07


Town appropriation for schools .. $1700 00


Cash received from State school fund. . 241 53


Cash received from dog licences. 80 31


Balance due the schools last year.


147 23-$2169 07


INCIDENTAL SCHOOL EXPENSES.


Calvin Putnam, lumber for fence $76 32


Calvin Putnam, lumber for privy 27 54


E. Dernier, work on fence 17 87


A. B. Wiggin, work on fence 8 83


G. A. Currier, posts for fence


10 85


G. A. Currier, use of well.


8 00


Affa Nichols, use of well.


3 00


Affa Nichols, repairing fence.


5 00


W. H. Hutchinson, use of well.


3 00


E. Dernier, building privy . 26 12


E. F. Wilkins, book, lock and cards 2 70


A. P. Noyes, lumber and paint. 4 08


H. A. Wilkins & Son, sundries 12 85


W. O. Haskell & Son, settees for North School ... 42 00


T. Hoyt & Co., sundries 11 39


W. A. Phelps, repairs 2 60


M. J. Cheney, clock and bell. 7 50


M. Cook, cleaning school room 4 00


N. P. Averill, setting glass 2 50


M. E. Tyler, sundries. 16 59


Farnham Stiles, repairs 1 00.


$293 74


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Overseers' Department.


EXPENSE OF SUPPORTING THE POOR.


Paid Timothy Donovan, for lodging travellers . .. . $243 20


The City of Lynn, for Charles Peabody's family . . 179 00


Hiram Brier, boarding Israel Esty 127 50


Asa Howe, house rent for G. W. D. 30 00


City of Lawrence for Patrick Gillispie 5 05


Affa Nichols, boarding Israel Esty


18 00


J. Esty, house rent for G. W. Daniels


28 25


The estate of J. A. Esty for damage to shop.


4 00


G. W. Daniels, sawing wood.


2 50


City of Salem for H. Mansfield 6 25


G. A. Currier, house rent. . 27 00


M. E. Tyler, supplies to Israel Esty 11 37


O. L. Carlton, cash for store. 4 00


H. A. Wilkins & Son, one pair shoes for J. Esty, 1 92


Dr. Metcalf, medical attendance. 10 00


J. Fuller, wood. 12 50


Thos. Hoyt & Co., supplies. 276 44


Elizabeth Wilkins, boarding W. Daniels


36 00


66


oxen to draw wood 4 50


66 horse-hire 2 00


for services


11 25


O. L. Carlton, services


10 00


car fare


75


W. H. Hutchinson, horse hire


8 00


car fare, cash, and postage 18 86


services 16 50.


$1102 84


Due from N. Reading for Mrs S. McIntire. . $72 00 North Andover, for Kimball family 134 25


Lynnfield, for Mrs. Deaigneau ... 42 00 Unsettled bills of last year, paid . 128 00 Unsettled bills for next year. 159 00


Whole cost for supporting the poor 885 59


$1261 84 $1261 84


B. P. Richardson, wood.


8 00


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Summary of Expenses.


Town Officers' Bills. $354 37


Highways and Bridges 1247 98


Removing Snow.


48 90


State Aid Account ..


231 00


Miscellaneous bills.


1812 00


Appropriations for Schools


2021 84


Incidental School Expenses


293 74


Expense of supporting the poor


885 59


$6895 42


HENRY A. WILKINS, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT CURRENT WITH THE TOWN OF MIDDLETON, FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1875.


Dr


To balance in treasury, March 1, 1874


$2013 38


To cash of H. A. Stiles, for plank.


2 00


Hoyt & Beckford, for books


81 79


Lynnfield.


50 17


North Reading


58 00


Different persons, on note.


800 00


State Treasurer, from school fund.


241 53


State Treasurer, for corporation tax ...


61 56


State Treasurer, for bank tax.


170 78


State Treasurer, for State Aid. 200 00


County Treasurer, dog tax refunded,


80 31


Mrs. S. McIntire, for bricks


2 00


Library Association, for rent. 6 00


Danvers National Bank, on notes ..... 3000 00


Different persons, for cemetery lots .... 52 00


Congregational Society, for use of hall, 20 00


S. G. Campbell, for use of hall.


182 00


North Andover.


131 50


T. Hoyt & Co., for books 123 64


A. W. Peabody, collector


7405 20


Collector's note for unpaid taxes 275 67


$14,957 53


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Cr.


By cash paid State Treasurer, State tax of 1874. $700 00


Danvers National Bank, on notes 3000 00


Different persons, on notes'. 700 00


As interest, on town notes 1059 50


On Selectmen's and Overseer' orders, 6343 87


Balance in Treasury . 3154 16


$14,957 53


H. A. WILKINS, Treasurer.


Middleton, March 1, 1875.


Assessors' Valuation of Property.


Real Estate $379,640 00


Personal Estate 100,065 00


$479,705 00


Number of polls, 237.


Tax on polls


$474 00


Tax on real and personal estate, at $1.60 per $100 7675 28


$8149 28


Amount voted by the town for current expenses. ..


$4000 00


Amount voted by the town for schools.


1700. 00


Amount voted by the town for highways


1000 00


State Tax


700 00


County Tax.


480 90


Overlay on Taxes 268 38


$8149 28


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Financial Condition of the Town.


LIABILITIES.


Amount due Danvers Savings Bank. $10,600 00


Amount of outstanding orders 4,005 83


Amount due the schools . 250 63


Amount of unsettled bills


225 00


$15,081 46


ASSETS.


Balance in treasury, as per Treasurer's account


$3154 16


School books on hand .


121 92


Due for use of hall.


57 40


Due for cemetery lots


65 25


Due for State Aid reimbursements


300 00


Due from North Andover


134 45


Due from North Reading


72 00


Due from Lynnfield .


42 00


Balance against the town


11,134 28


$15,081 46


Decrease in town debt


$1,105 80


JOSEPH A. BATCHELDER, Selectmen of EDWARD W. WILKINS, Middleton.


Middleton, March 1, 1875.


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