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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Receipts and Expenditures
OF THE
Town of Middleton
For the Year Ending January 1, 1914
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ANNUAL REPORT
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FLINT
MIDDLETON
PUBLIC LIBRARY
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Unexpended Balance Jan. 1, 1913 $ 214 74
State School Fund 1,370 05
Town Appropriation 2,500 00
Received from County Dog Tax 136 64
Tuition and transportation of State Wards
219 00
Received from No. Andover for tuition for Evans boy 62 50
Received from F. E. Buckley for Super-
intendent
119 07
Received from Margaret Stevens for tuition
12 50
$4,634 50
John Jones, transporting children $1,233 00
George H. Smith, services as janitor 410 00
Elizabeth Henderson, services as teacher 403 00
Caroline Knight, 444 00
Nellie C. Howe, 66 416 00
C. Alice Manning,
66
546 00
Ella L. Richardson 195 00
Gennie F. Kimball, services as music teacher 156 00
Genoria P. Solomon, drawing 36 00
Beatrice Randall, 38 00
H. R. Williams, services as Superintendent 278 58 Danvers Water Board 30 00
George H. Smith, Truant Officer 8 00
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
J. Warren Osborn, wood 5 50
H. E. Howe, wood
16 50
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal and wood 193 50
J. A. Atwood, sawing wood 4 00
Town of North Reading, transportation of children 58 50
$4,471 58
Unexpended
162 92
$4,634 50
High School Department
High School Tuition Bill held over from 1911, Town of Danvers $775 00
High School tuition for 1913,
City of Salem 37 50
Town of Danvers
1,431 25
$1,468 75
School Books and Supplies
Town Appropriation
$300 00
Overdrawn
67 81
$367 81
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Overdrawn last year
$ 32 05
J. W. Vroom, wood board
2 00
Milton, Bradley, school supplies
12 86
Oliver Ditson, music
8 54
A. N. Palmer, writing material
4 75
Clark & Wing, supplies
1 37
Edward E. Babb, school books
205 59
Ginn & Co. supplies
65
$367 81
School Incidentals
Unexpended last year
$106 93
Town Appropriation
175 00
Overdrawn
373 71
$655 64
Herbert O. Patch, stock and labor $ 5 90
H. R. Williams, cash paid for stationery, etc. 18 39 Clark and Wing, supplies 10 28
M. E. Tyler, teaming and cash paid for freight 16 32
A. W. Beckford, waste basket 3 00
Milo A. Newhall, printing school report
18 40
A. P. Tyler, cash for car fares, expense 22 86
Stewart Howland & Co., electrical supplies
13 21
George H. Smith, labor and material
50 50
Hayward Bros. & Wakefield Co., desks and chairs 183 87
Fred Gage, repairing clock
1 50
Newcomb and Gauss, printing 7 45
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
William G. Webber, ribbon
2 68
Calvin Putnam Lumber Co., lumber
93 00
Willis W. Esty, labor and material
45 80
Henry A. Young, sand
1 00
Byron S. Chick, labor
21 00
B. F. Tufts, cleaning cesspool
19 50
Geo. E. Smith, mason work
67 40
I. M. Carter, pumbing
27 54
A. P. Tyler
7 60
Leland J. Ross, hardware
13 09
A. P. Tyler, cash for supplies at black- smith, etc. 5 35
$655 64
CURRENT EXPENSE DEPARTMENT
Town Officers
A. W. Peabody, services as Overseer of Poor two years $ 40 00
M. E. Tyler, work on last year's account 53 00
Frank B. Tyler, services as Auditor 15 00
H. E. Howe, services as Assessor (special) 10 50
M. E. Tyler, services as Registrar 4 50
H. E. Howe, 66 4 50
B. Frank Phillips, services as Assessor 4 50
B. Frank Phillips, 66 Registrar 6 00
B. Frank Phillips, Selectman 6 00
H. K. Richardson, Registrar 6 00
H. K. Richardson, work on last year's account 57 50
J. W. Ogden, services as Registrar 5 00
J. W. Ogden services as Assessor 4 50
H. E. Howe, services as Oveseer of Poor 2 50
F. E. Campbell, services as Treasurer last year 25 00
F. E. Campbell, sevices as Overseer of Poor 25 00
F. E. Campbell, services as Treasurer 100 00
F. E. Campbell, services as Water Com- missioner 15 00
F. E. Campbell, services on Weights and Measures 35 00
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CURRENT EXPENSE DEPARTMENT
M. E. Tyler, services as Selectman 156 75
M. E. Tyler, services as Assessor 128 50
M. E. Tyler, services as Registrar 11 50
M. E. Tyler, special work on Gettemys Book 11 50
H. E. Howe, services as Selectman 109 50
H. E. Howe, services as Assessor 122 50
H. E. Howe, services as Registrar 11 50
James W. Ogden, services as Selectman 54 00
James W. Ogden, services as Registrar 2 00
George W. Ewing, services as School Committee 35 00
George W. Ewing, School Physician 10 00
A. P. Tyler, services as School Committee 35 00
A. P. Tyler, services as Town Clerk 73 66
A. P. Tyler, returning births, deaths, and marriages 11 70
Frank S. Perkins services as School Committee 35 00
H. E. Howe, special work on Gettemys Book
3 50
$1,231.11
Miscellaneous Department
Clark & Wing, oil and chimneys for
Town Hall $ 1 80
Fred W. Giles, cash paid for printing postage 9 82
Everett D. Bryer, services as Inspector of Meat and Provisions 13 34
E. Lloyd Hatch, care of street light 1 00
Hobbs & Warren, stationery 2 70
Danvers Water Board, water for Town Hall 27 00
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MISCELLANEOUS
R. B. Curwen, damage to horse 25 00
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for record- ing deeds, postage, car fare 7 70
Flint Public Library, interest on Town note 95 00
Middleton Electric Light Co., light on square 4 65
Middleton Electric Light Co., light in Town Hall 7 50
Oscar Cram, postage, mailing Town Reports 2 00
M. E. Tyler, cash paid for express, postage, etc. 1 16 William B. Sullivan, services in Land Court, relative to Town of Danvers petition in 1910 256 20
E. Lloyd Hatch, care of street light 1 26
Guy P. Pope, Treasurer's Bond 20 00
Guy P. Pope, insurance on Moth workmen 88 42
State Treasurer, Public Service Tax 3 20
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid Election Officers 30 00 Fred E. Campbell, service as Police at Town Hall 5 00 M. E. Tyler, carfare, postage, etc. 1 48
Charles O. Currier, posting forest fire notices 5 00
Danvers Mirror Press, printing ballots 11 50
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal for Town Hall 8 50
Eugene L. Brown, damage to horse 25 00
E. Lloyd Hatch, care of street light 42
Milo A. Newhall, printing Town Reports 46 92
Middleton Electric Light Co., light in Town Hall 7 65 Middleton Electric Light Co., light on square 3 15 Charles F. Gettemy, certification of Town note 3 00 James H. Curtis, services as Moderator 2 00 A. P. Tyler, time, carfare, postage and expenses for information in regard to nomination paper, Giles case 7 19
A. P. Tyler, returns to Secretary of State of births, deaths and marriages 11 00
10
MISCELLANEOUS
Guy P. Pope, Treasurer's Bond 10 00
M. E. Tyler, postage, telephone and team 1 53
J. A. Atwood, sawing and teaming wood to Town Hall 1 00
Middleton Electric Light Co,. Light in Town Hall 9 75
Middleton Electric Light Co., Light on square 5 10
George E. Currier, Inspector of Slaughtering 10 00
Danvers Mirror, stationery for Treasurer 5 50
H. A. Hatch, services as Teller at Town Meetings 2 00 H. E. Howe, use of team as Assessor 5 25
Clark & Wing, oil for street light 92
Clark & Wing, lunch for election officers 2 29
A. N. Webb Co., printing and station- ery (Water Commissioners) 4 25
Clark & Wing, oil for street light
1 24
E. Lloyd Hatch, care of street light and cash for oil, etc. 1 38
Fred E. Campbell, time carfares, etc. on water matter 5 58
W. P. Early, services as Moderator at Town Meetings 7 00
M. E. Tyler, use of team Assessing, ex- press and carfares 10 67
State Treasurer, State proportion of liquor licenses 625 25
H. E. Howe, use of team 1 75
M. E. Tyler, team, postage and telephone 2 09
Middleton Electric Light Co., light in Town Hall 6 60
Middleton Electric Light Co., light on Square 1 65
Hobbs & Warren, Tax Collectors, Book and Tax Tables 3 82
Charles F. Gettemy, Certification of
Town note 3 00
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MISCELLANEOUS
Louis N. Buchard, care of light on Square 12 00 Merchants National Bank, use of vault box 3 00 Hiram L. Hutchinson, interest on Town note 80 00 E. Lloyd Hatch, care of street light and supplies 1 49
Milo A. Newhall, printing and stationery 11 75
W. P. Earley, repairing and painting staff 35 80
M. E. Tyler, team making signs, and work on flagstaff ball 7 24
M. E. Tyler, team for Sealer of Weights and Measures 1 50
Clark & Wing, oil for Town Hall 1 03
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, inter- est on Serial notes 53 90
W. & L. E. Gurley, materials for Town Sealer 7 46
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for Sealer's tools 1 95
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal for Town Hall 60 00
E. Lloyd Hatch, care of and supplies for street light 1 19
M. E. Tyler, time and expenses to Salem 1 60
Wakefield Item, Assessors canvasing books 1 45
Middleton Electric Light Co., light in Town Hall 2 55
Middleton Electric Light Co., light on Square 1 80
H. E. Howe, use of team 1 50
M. E. Tyler, making street signs, time and carefares 15 81
M. E. Tyler, team for Sealer of Weights Measures 2 50
H. E. Howe, use of team, carefare, telephone 3 60 Osborn Palmer, surveying and plan for Cemetery 33 00
Sidney Perley, advice on Swiderski case and taxes 30 00
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MISCELLANEOUS
J. A. Atwood, special work in cemetery 15 00 Milo A. Newhall, printing Jury Lists 2 75
Hobbs & Warren, tax rate book 2 05
M. E. Tyler, carefares, postage, telephone 1 98
Oscar H. Sheldon, wood for Town Hall 1 00
Willis W. Esty, labor, lumber for pound, etc. 6 85 M. E. Tyler, teaming and moving safe 1 74
Fred E. Campbell, time and care fare
to Peabody, Lawrence and Salem and cash paid for keys 6 24
Middleton Electric Light Co., light for Hall 3 60
Middleton Electric Light Co., light on Square 2 70
Danvers Water Board, repairs, leak and work on hydrants 48 98
John Gregory, cash paid for postage, etc. (3 years) 60 00
Newcomb & Gauss, printing matter for Tax Collector 2 75
Bride, Grimes & Co., tapping water pipe for hydrant 12 00
C. F. Gettemy, Certification of Town note 3 00
H. E. Howe, use of team 75
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for election officers at State primary 20 00
Middleton Electric Light Co., light, Town Hall 3 30 Middleton Electric Light Co., light on Square 3 30 R. D. Hurlburt, supplies for street light 90
Clark & Wing, lunch for election officers 1 23
Hobbs & Warren, tax book, and postage 1 56
E. Lloyd Hatch, care of street lights 84
M. E. Tyler, burial permits postage and express 2 04
Wakefield Item, tax bills and order books 12 00
Newcomb & Gauss, printing certificates 1 25
13
MISCELLANEOUS
M. E. Tyler, cash paid for keys and box pens, and team 2 96
Hobbs & Warren, Pauper Register 3 50
A. C. Titus, 12 chairs for Hall 21 00
Middleton Electric Light Co., light in Town Hall 9 15
Middleton Electric Light Co., light on Square 5 85
M. E. Tyler, use of team (inspecting barns) 2 00
Oscar H. Shedon, horse hire for Sealer of Weights and Measures 1 50
Milo A. Newhall & Co., reward cards 3 20
Henry A. Young, cash for postage (Tax Col.) 11 50
M. E. Tyler, cash paid for telephone, C. Gould Co. 1 75
Flint Public Library, int. on Town note (Emerson Fund) 40 00
Danvers Water Board, use of whistle
24 57
Walter E. Smith, District Court Swid- esski case 3 57
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for Elec- tion Officers 30 00
Fred E. Campbell, cost for carfares, team and postage 1 40
B. T. McGlauflin, cash paid for labor on water pipe 22 55
John Q. Averill, services as Cattle Inspector 75 00
James H. Curtis, repair water fountain 1 00
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal and wood for Hall 2 35
W. P. Early, services as Moderator, two special meetings 3 00
M. E. Tyler, time and team on mad dog and cash paid 4 83
Fred E. Campbell, cash for team and carfares 2 07
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MISCELLANEOUS
Flint Public Library, interest on Emer- son Fund note 50 50
Walter E. Smith, court expense, Robert- son case 2 76
Hobbs & Warren, warrants and license blanks 1 82
Clark & Wing, lunch, oil and screws
3 13
Merchants National Bank, interest on Serial notes 53 90
Guy P. Pope, insurance on Moth workers 75 42
J. A. Atwood, services as Supt. of Burials 20 00
Henry A. Young, services as janitor, Town Hall 124 85
Henry A. Young, cash paid for supplies for Hall, reseating chairs, cleaning hall, etc. 8 90
Oscar H. Sheldon, wood for Hall 2 00
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for stationery 1 42
R. D. Hurlburt, supplies for street light 1 14
Henry A. Young, cash paid for postage, etc. 2 75
Frank B. Tyler, labor and cash paid Tax Notices 10 05
Clark & Wing, nails and hinges for Pound 1 04
Middleton Electric Light Co., light in Town Hall 16 35
Clark & Wing, supplies for Hall, etc. 3 13
Clark & Wing, supplies for street light 2 17
Charles O. Currier, cash paid for Fire work 97 00
Oscar H. Sheldon, cash paid for Fire work 209 04
$3,013 23
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SOLDIERS' RELIEF
Soldiers' Relief
Sarah P. Johnson
$ 38 70
Lucy W. Peabody
43 00
W. W. Peabody
24 00
Waldo Wilkins
25 00
George Russell, coal to Mrs. Johnson
16 00
H. E. Howe, wood to B. F. Gould
14 00
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal to Scott Wilkins
25 00
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal and wood to Mrs. Johnson
11 40
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal to Henry Peabody
8 75
James W. Ogden, wood to Scott Wilkins 5 50
James W. Ogden wood to B. F. Gould
15 00
Mrs. Tessier, coal to Mrs. Johnson 60
B. Frank Phillips, wood to Mrs. Johnson 5 50
Danvers Coal Company, coal to Henry Peabody 7 75
$240 20
State Aid Department
Jerome Leavitt
$ 16 00
Elmira W. Flagg
48 00
Benj. F. Gould
72 00
Sarah P. Johnson
48 00
John E. Jones
48 00
Alexander Murray
48 00
Henry Peabody
72 00
Lucy W. Peabody
48 00
W. W. Peabody
72 00
Charlotte Rowley
48 00
Mary E. Groce
48 00
Susan A. Stewart
48 00
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TOWN HALL ACCOUNT
Annie J. Sheldon
48 00
Miraett Shepard
48 00
Scott Wilkins
72 00
Henry F. White
48 00
Timothy Stackpole
72 00
Addison D. Stone
48 00
Thomas Tynan
18 00
Abbie J. Parsons
48 00
Catherine E. McKenna
16 00
Edward Stillman
12 00
$1,046 00
Town Hall Account
Dr.
Henry A. Young, janitor $124 85
Danvers Water Board, water for Town Hall 27 00
Clark & Wing, supplies 4 16
Henry A. Young, for supplies and cleaning Hall 8 90
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal and wood 74 00
Middleton Electric Light Co., light
63 90
$302 81
Cr.
Received from Congregational Church $ 12 30
Received from I. O. R. M. 59 55
Received from Middleton Grange
22 00
Entertainment and Dances
97 00
$190 85
Balance against the Town
111 96
$302 81
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Board of Health Department
J. W. Osborn, supplies for Geo. A. Peabody $ 22 61 Edward L. Rogers, medicine for Geo.
A. Peabody 5 25
Nickerson Clothing Co., clothing for Geo. A. Peabody 9 50
R. D. Hurlburt, supplies for Geo. A. Peabody 3 73
Boston & Maine, carfare to Geo. A. Peabody, Taunton 4 13
City of Boston, aid to Gladis Goldthwaite 181 43
George W. Ewing, returning births 4 75
George W. Ewing, medical services and disinfecting house, Alfred Cotton 28 50
George W. Ewing, disinfecting and med- ical services in Raynor and other cases 49 00
George W. Ewing, medical services in Arrington case 106 25
George W. Ewing, medical services to Geo. A. Peabody 29 00
George W. Ewing, medical services to Mrs. Earle Collins 4 75
J. A. Atwood, expense of burial of Geo. A. Peabody 72 86
M. E. Tyler, burial permit and expense of Geo. A. Peabody 2 90
Lakeville Sanatorium, board of George A. Peabody 31 43
M. E. Tyler, time and team and burial permits 3 60
State Infirmary, board of Warren Lang, in mad dog case 25 00
J. A. Atwood, returning deaths 4 00
$588 69
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
Cr.
Received from City of Salem in Arring-
ton case $106 25
Expense to Town 483 44
$589 69
Police Department
District Court, expense in case of Percy Reynor $6 10
66 66 "' Joseph
Chandler 2 74
District Court, expense in case of Red
Inn liquor case 19 00
District Court, expense in case of Mans- field case 15 00
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for Police equipment 26 38
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for fur- nishings for Lockup 17 86
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for feeding prisoners 2 10
Fred E. Campbell, cash paid for services as Police 105 13
John H. Morgan, services as Police 40 25
Walter E. Smith, services as Police 140 55
Walter E. Smith, supplies for Police Station 3 75
District Court, expense in Swiderski case 5 93
Walter E. Smith, expense in Mansfield case 4 00
George H. Smith, servcies as Police 87 10
Oscar H. Sheldon, services as Police July 4 5 00
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CURRENT EXPENSES
D. E. Woodward, equipment for Police 1 25
Charles W. Roberts, services as Police 25 50
M. E. Tyler, time and use of team 6 75
$514 39
Received from District Court for Fines
92 84
Actual expense of Police Dept. $421 55
Current Expense Account
Cr.
Town Appropriation
$2,500 00
Received from State Inspection of Animals
25 00
Public, State Tax
45 97
National Bank Tax
180 24
State Aid
1,118 00
Balance Street Railroad Tax
417 76
State Colony Land Tax
258 04
Co-operation Business Tax
89 60
Henry A. Young, rent of Hall
190 85
Hiram Towne, for wood in cemetery lot
810 00
Town of Danvers, Tax on Pond land
100 80
Loren G. Esty, bricks
30
Fred E. Campbell, Sealer's fees
15 83
M. E. Tyler, collected for unlisted taxes
7 97
Cemetery Lots, sold
119 00
Received for Licenses
11 00
Interest on Deposits
52 48
Ferncroft Inn License
2,500 00
Guy Pope, return of premium on Moth insurance 26 63
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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Oscar H. Sheldon, gravel sold
1 00
A. P. Tyler, ink sold
50
City of Salem, Board of Health
106 25
George W. Ewing, for disinfectant
4 96
$8,582 18
Dr. .
Overdrawn last year
$ 605 03
Town Officers
1,231 11
Miscellaneous bills
2,707 19
Soldiers' Relief
240 20
State Aid
1,046 00
Board of Health
589 69
Extinguishing Building and Forest fires
306 04
$6,725 26
Police Department
421 55
$7,146.81
Unexpended
1,435 37
$8,582 18
Highway Department
F. L. Skinner,
team and labor
$ 44 38
Charles I. Gould,
66
24 00
John P. Fuller,
47 98
W. W. Richardson,
136 30
Herbert Keen,
66
28 38
E. S. Hutchinson,
59 82
Charles O. Currier,
42 82
Levi F. Harlow,
66
7 00
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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
F. E. Campbell, labor
4 75
Geo. F. Evans,
104 01
Arthur Nichols,
52 26
Geo. E. Currier,
5 00
Charles Wilkins,
64 13
Scott Wilkins,
5 75
Harry Richardson,
73 63
Eugene Grady,
34 13
Walter Clayton,
11 13
Daniel A. Mohan,
3 13
Everett Wilkins,
2 00
Fred Gage,
13 13
Thomas A. Bott, 66
16 00
Moses Peabody,
4 50
Benj. Merryfield
25 00
Ross Richardon
23 64
Wallace Gerry
10 00
John Jones, team and labor
6 88
Jonh T. Hood,
60 00
O. H. Sheldon,
334 69
Fred W. Giles, 66
57 63
Walter Dow,
6 00
Albert Daniels,
66
107 89
J. F. Currier,
66
103 63
Henry F. Cousins, 66
11 13
J. M. Sheehan, repairing tools, etc. 10 75
Oscar H. Sheldon, breaking out sidewalks 5 70
John P. Fuller, breaking out sidewalks 9 00
W. E. Sanford breaking out sidewalks
6 00
Good Road Machine Co., repairs on Road Machine 13 70
Geo. E. Currier, breaking out sidewalk 2 00
Calvin Putnam Co., lumber for fencing 69 01
Clark & Wing, tools and nails 28 40
Frank Curtis, storing Road Machine
2 00
66
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BOSTON STREET
L. G. Esty, gravel
22 40
J. A. Atwood, gravel
9 00
Geo. E. Currier, gravel 4 95
C. P. Stiles, repairing tools
2 20
W. E. Sanford, gravel
4 50
R. D. Hurlburt, oil, etc.
96
$1,721 29
Unexpended
1,307 13
$3,028 42
Unexpended last year
$ 8 27 50
Town Appropriation
1,125 00
Street R. R. Excise Tax
1,075 92
$3,028 42
Boston Street
Jerry Currier, labor
$ 83 02
Eugene Grady,
48 77
Herbert Keen, “
26 51
Oscar H. Sheldon, team and labor
207 31
Walter Clayton, labor
113 64
Fred Gage,
111 65
Geo. F. Evans,
125 89
Thomas Bott, 66
48 26
Ross Richardson, 66
19 00
Albert Daniels, 66
10 00
John T. Hood, team and labor
69 06
Charles O. Currier, team and labor
96 25
Arthur Nichols, labor
2 88
Daniel A. Mohan, 66
57 65
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TREE WARDEN
Wallace Gerry, labor
84 27
Calvin O. Floyd,
45 89
Henry T. Cousins,
13 13
Charles Wilkins,
62 27
Charles I. Gould, team and labor
76 86
W. W. Richardson, team and labor
97 18
Geo. F. Durkee, labor
19 63
Wm. N. Brown,
35 13
Levi F. Harlow, team and labor
28 00
Loren G. Esty, fence posts
7 50
Clark & Wing, oil, nails, etc.
4 39
$1,494 14
Unexpended
5 86
$1,500 00
Town Appropriation
$750 00
Due from County Allotment
750 00
$1,500 00
Tree Warden
Town Appropriation
$250 00
Overdrawn
$ 65
Clark & Wing, gasolene, etc.
2 20
B. T. McGlauflin, labor
50 69
W. W. Esty, .
60
James Kelly, trees
22 00
W. H. Herrick, labor
6 75
F. C. Skinner, team and labor
15 25
E. L. Collins, labor
38 76
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BRIDGE DEPARTMENT
Joseph Lewis, £ labor 37 75
Burton McGlauflin, “
41 87
Warren E. Eaton,
28 26
$244 78
Unexpended
5 22
$250 00
Bridge Department
Unexpended last year
$187 81
W. W. Richardson, labor $ 9 65
J. M. Whittier, labor and stock
16 18
Oscar H. Sheldon, “
3 82
$ 29 65
Unexpended
158 16
$187 81
Sidewalk Department
Town Appropriation
$400 00
Overdrawn
13 93
$413 93
Overdrawn last year $ 14 27
W. W. Richardson, labor and cash for sand 4 00
George A. Smith, concrete sidewalk 255-60
25
HOSE HOUSE DEPARTMENT
Geo. F. Evans, labor and posts
14 63
Arthur Nichols, labor
12 00
Oscar H. Sheldon, labor and cash for cement 29 53
Harry Richardson, labor
11 50
F. C. Skinner, team and labor
7 19
John T. Hood,
10 00
John P. Fuller,
15 00
Jerry Currier,
12 88
F. W. Giles,
66
6 00
John Gregory,
2 88
Edmund Durnier
3 25
Henry A. Young, sand
3 00
J. P. Langmaid Co., cement
3 20
$494 93
Eugene Grady
9 00
$413 93
Hose House Department
Unexpended last year
$ 265 83
Town Appropriation 1,500 00
$1,765 83
Oscar H. Sheldon, labor, express and material $ 29 52
Henry A. Young, sand
3 50
Edward Gillaland, laying wall
101 33
E. B Peabody, moving building
30 00
W. P. Early, stock and labor
5 75
Ruby Stone, typewriting
75
J. Newell Esty, contract and extra work 918 72
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ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Goo. E. Smith, labor and stock 12 44
J. P. Langmaid, lime and cement 2 80
C. F. Trask, bricks 8 00
M. H. Powers, labor and material, painting 166 00
Almy, Bigelow & Washburn, shades 4 50
Roswell Wedgewood, labor 2 50
$1,285 81
Unexpended
480 02
$1,765 83
Electric Light Department
Town Appropriation 1912
$500 00
1913
500 00
$1,000 00
Arthur O. Lord, contract for Hall light $250 51
Middleton Electric Light Co., foot lights for stage, etc. 40 90
Arthur W. Leavitt, labor and material 6 00
Roland A. Davidson, special work on street lighting
25 00
$322 41
Unexpended
677 59
$1,000 00
Town Lockup Department
Town Appropriation $150 00
Fred E. Campbell, grading yard $ 1 75
J. M. Shehan, repairing irons for lockup 1 00
27
MOTH DEPARTMENT
John Bent, labor and material for lockup
90 00
C. Putnam Lumber Co., lumber 7 00
Walter E. Smith, supplies
4 35
$104 10
Unexpended
45 90
$150 00
Gypsy and Brown-Tail Moth Department
L. E. Collins
$ 331 06
Hazen Milberry
187 51
B. T. McGlauflin
443 06
Burton McGlauflin
231 06
Richard Floyd
59 26
W. E. Eaton
166 02
Joseph Lewis
171 04
Herbert Keen
6 63
Albert Daniels
6 63
Oscar H. Sheldon
66
Eugene F. Russell
21 25
Fred A. Richardson
1 13
F. S. Skinner
40 31
George Durkee
14 00
John Gregory
12 50
Clark & Wing, gasoline
5 25
Oscar Cram, postage
3 00
Wakefield Item, printing notices
4 75
M. E Tyler, work on notices
3 50
H. E. Howe, work on notices
3 00
28
POOR DEPARTMENT
A. P. Tyler, administering oaths 3 50
Fred E. Campbell, taking oaths, etc. 3 94
$1,719 06
Unexpended
9 27
$1,728 33
Tax to Town by requirement of State $ 354 60
Cash received and due on private work 324 80
Amount received from State 1,048 93
. $1,728 33
Poor Department
Raymond Nichols, sawing wood for
Mrs. Galloway $ 3 00
Danvers Coal Co., coal to Mrs. Galloway 8 75
Clark & Wing, supplies to Mrs. Gallaway 117 50
H. E. Howe, wood to Mrs. Galloway 7 50
City of Lynn, aid rendered to John
Promise, wife and family, from
Sept. 27, 1910 to April 1, 1913 277 18
Town of Danvers, aid to Avery Porter 127 00
Town of Danvers, aid to Mrs. Joseph Chandler 23 10 Fred I. Gage, sawing wood for Mrs. Galloway 2 00
Town of Peabody, board of Silas Nichols 55 90
Salem Hospital, care of Ella M. Rowley 48 00
Dr. Geo. W. Ewing, medical attendance to Bertha Grady 15 00
29
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Dr. Geo. W. Ewing, medical attendance to Lillian Raynor 12 50
Clark & Wing, supplies to D. A. Brown 9 00
Oscar H. Sheldon, coal to Mrs. Galloway 8 75
$715 18
Unexpended last year $ 64 52
Town Appropriation 300 00
Received from City of Salem, Mrs. Galloway 226 50
Ella M. Rowley 48 00
$639 02
Overdrawn
76 16
$715 18
Cemetery Department
J. A. Atwood, labor and cash paid for same $202 05 Town of Danvers, water 6 00
$208 05
Unexpended last year
$ 19
Town Appropriation
200 00
$200 19
Overdrawn
7 86
$208 05
Cemetery Trust Fund
John W. Curry, care of Wm. M. Peabody lot $ 3 50 J. A. Atwood. care of private lots 118 40
$121 90
Drawn from Savings Banks
$121 90
30
LIQUOR LAW DEPARTMENT
Liquor Law Department
H. E. Howe
$ 3 00
M. E. Tyler
6 50
Oscar H. Sheldon
3 00
$12 50
Unexpended
26 12
$38 62
Unexpended last year
$38 62
Firemen's Department
Oscar H. Sheldon, services and cash paid
$65 00
Town Appropriation $65 00
Fire Department
Clark & Wing, supplies
$ 10 21
Cornelius Callahan Co., hose
112 00
$122 21
Unexpended
425 84
$548 05
Unexpended last year
$248 05
Town Appropriation
300 00
$548 05
31
MEMORIAL DAY
High School Pupils' Car Fares
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