Town annual report of Middleton, MA. 1915, Part 1

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Publication date: 1915
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ANNUAL REPORT


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Receipts and Expenditures


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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


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Unexpended Balance January 1, 1914


$ 162 92


State School Fund 998 01


Town Appropriations 2,800 00


Received from County Dog Tax 175 93


Tuition and transportation of State Wards 144 00


Received for Superintendent, salary for the District 1,250 00


Received for Clifton Berry for tuition of son


25 00


$5,555 86


Dr.


John Jones, transportating children $1,188 00


George H. Smith, services as janitor 400 00


George H. Smith, services as truant Officer 10 00


Elizabeth Henderson, services as teacher 520 00


Alice A. Carey,


130 00


Caroline M. Knight


520 00


C. Alice Manning


66 576 00


Ella L. Richardson


66 52 00


Lena A. Dobson


130 00


Fannie C. Hinkley


66 208 00


Beatrice A. Randall, drawing 66 00


Paula L. Clough, drawing 28 00


Genie F. Kimball, music 156 25


H. R. Williams, services as Superintendent 300 00


Danvers Water Board 30 00


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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Newcomb & Gauss, printing cards 4 50


B. Gertrude Hayward, teaching sewing 28 00


Oscar H. Sheldon, coal 214 13


Town North Reading, transporting children 58 50


M. E. Tyler, special expressing 7 75


F. S. Perkins, money returned to School District, sent to Middleton by mistake 1,062 50


Total for School Expense 5,689 63


Overdrawn 133 77


$5,555 86


High School Department


Town of Danvers


$1,075 00


School Books and Supplies


Town Appropriation


$300 00


Overdrawn last year


$67 81


Oliver Ditson Co., music


14 45


Silver Burdett & Co.


1 43


A. N. Palmer, writing materials


10 60


C. Alice Manning


85


5


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


J. B. Hunter & Co.


7 05


Elizabeth Henderson


1 00


Library Bureau, school supplies


1 93


$105 12


Unexpended


194 88


$300 00


One bill not paid $208 49


School Incidentals


Town Appropriation


$500 00


Overdrawn


55 79


$555 79


Overdrawn last year $373 71


A. F. Killam, tuning piano 3 00


Herbert O. Hatch, installing bubblers, etc. 47 55


Leland J. Ross, anti-dust 5 00


H. R. Williams, stationery, etc.


18 65


Clark & Wing, supplies


9 77


C. Alice Manning, sundries


5 62


Milo A. Newhall, printing School Reports 21 25


A. P. Tyler, express, telephone, billheads 10 22


L. B. Philbrick, material for repairs 9 51


G. W. Marshall, lining umbrella stands 3 65


M. E. Tyler, cash for freight, etc. 5 29


Lawrence Bindery, Printing and Binding 5 00


Byron S. Chick, labor 4 50


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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


George H. Smith, work at School House 8 75


J. M. Carter, plumbing 75


Burr, Merriam, copy books 2 00


Willis W. Estey, repairing desk, etc.


8 50


Leland J. Ross, supplies 9 50


H. R. Williams, express and postage 1 76


Newcomb & Gauss, printing 1 81


$555 79


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CURRENT EXPENSE DEPARTMENT


Town Officers


George W. Ewing, services School Committee $35 00


George W. Ewing, School Physician 10 00


Oscar Cram, constable, etc. 67 25


B. Frank Phillips, services Assessor last year 21 75


B. Frank Phillips, Water Commissioner last year 5 00


B. T. McGlauflin, Overseer 25 00


B. T. McGlauflin, Water Commissioner 15 00


H. E. Howe, work on last year's accounts 58 50


H. E. Howe, services as Assessor 1 25


H. E. Howe, services as Registrar 4 50


M. E. Tyler, work on last year's accounts 76 00


M. E. Tyler, Assessor 3 75


J. W. Ogden, work on last year's accounts 47 00


J. W. Ogden, Registrar 4 50


Frank B. Tyler, Auditor


30 00


Frank E. Campbell, Treasurer, January, March 1914 25 00


M. E. Tyler, services as Registrar 4 50


M. E. Tyler, services as Selectman


98 45


M. E. Tyler, Assessor 148 40


M. E. Tyler, 66


Registrar 7 50


H. E. Howe, 66


Assessor


135 25


H. E. Howe, 66 Overseer 35 00


H. E. Howe, 66


Registrar 7 50


J. W. Ogden, 66 Selectman 66 64 50


F. B. Tyler, sending Collector's Notices 6 43


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CURRENT EXPENSE DEPARTMENT


Fred E. Campbell, services as Overseer 5 00


Fred E. Campbell, services to Jan. 1st, 1915 100 00


Fred E. Campbell, services as Sealer 35 00


Fred E. Campbell, services as Water Com- missioner 10 00


A. P. Tyler, services as School Com. and Census 48 95


A. P. Tyler, services as Registrar 7 50


A. P. Tyler, services as Town Clerk 48 20


G. W. Ewing, services as School Com. and School Physician 45 00


B. T. McGlauflin, services as Water Com- missioner 25 00


B. T. McGlauflin, services as Overseer 30 00


Oscar Cram, Constable 71 75


H. K. Richardson, services as Selectman 75 00


H. K. Richardson, services as Registrar 6 00


H. K. Richardson, work on statistics (Gettemy) 12 50 Lyman S. Wilkins, services as Assessor 75 00


$1,531 93


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MISCELLANEOUS


Miscellaneous Department


Oscar Sheldon, wood Town Hall $ 1 00


George W. Ewing, returning births 2 75


M. A. Collins, care of Street Light 4 55


B. T. McGlauflin, time and carfare J. M. Sheehan, sharpening picks 1 60


10 00


W. E. Cook, Protectograph 30 00


W. & L. E. Gurley, Sealer's material


4 09


Oscar Sheldon, wood for Town Hall 1 00


Herbert O. Hatch, repairs in Hall


4 85


Hobbs and Warren, blanks


1 00


Oscar Sheldon, wood Town Hall


2 00


M. A. Collins, care of street lamp


84


Electric Light Dept., Town Hall


89 20


Hobbs & Warren, Tax blanks


1 46


Newcomb & Gauss, envelopes


1 75


Oscar Cram, stamps for Town Reports


1 79


Oscar Sheldon, wood for Town Hall 1 00


Fred E. Campbell, carfare and postage


2 32


M. E. Tyler, carfare, express, etc. 4 35


Guy Pope, Tax Collector's Bond


10 00


Guy Pope, Treasurer's Bond


20 00


Albert Sheldon, expressing


45


Flint Public Library, interest on Town Note 95 00


Herbert O. Hatch, repairs in Hall 2 73


Milo A. Newhall, printing Town Reports 53 20


Fred E. Campbell, cash paid Election Officers 71 00


Arthur M. Clark, supplies for street lamp 74


Arthur M. Clark, supplies for Town Hall 2 10


Milton A. Collins, care of street lamp 85


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MISCELLANEOUS


Arthur M. Clark, luncheon for Election Officers 2 40


George L. Currier, Inspector of Meats 20 00


Danvers Mirror Press, printing ballots 11 50


C. R. Tapley, Bond for M. E. Tyler (Elec- tric Light) 2 50


Louis N. Bouchard, care of light on Square 3 00


Flint Public Library, interest on note 8 54


Town of Danvers, hydrant on No. Main St. 30 00


H. M. Dalbeare, Assessors' canvassing books 1 85


B. F. Emerson's Fund, balance of interest 37 42


Business Aid Co., nultographing notices 1 75


Danvers Water Board, water for Town Hall 18 00


A. R. Richardson, oil for street lamps 41


H. E. Howe, team for assessing 8 25


M. E. Tyler, team and expressing 8 96


Oscar Sheldon, coal and wood, Town Hall 9 75


Charles F. Gettamy, certifying Town Notes 24 00


American Bank Note Co., furnishing coupons


15 00


Merchants Nat'l Bank, interest on overdraft


65


Merchants Nat'l Bank, int. on $2,000 Note


32 45


Leland J. Ross, 250 lbs. anti-dust


5 00


C. A. Fletcher, insurance School House 58 93


W. P. Early, services as Moderator 10 00


Albert Sheldon, teaming 70


Merchants Bank, use of safe in vault 3 00


State Treasurer, { liquor license money 875 25


M. E. Tyler, team for Sealer 1 50


Lilla D. Stoll, Abstracts 1913, 1914 25 45


Almy, Bigelow & Washburn shades for Hall 1 50


F. E. Campbell cash etc. 4 38


W. P. Early, work on Flag Staff


3 50


Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, int. on


Serial Notes 53 90


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MISCELLANEOUS


Oscar Cram, court fees, Hudon case 6 04


M. E. Tyler, telephone, team 3 87


Hobbs & Warren, blanks 3 81


B. T. McGlauflin, team for Sealer 1 50


W. W. Wilkins, watching Hose House, July 4th


2 00


John Gregory, stationery


6 56


M. E. Tyler, team for sealer 1 50


Arthur W. Clark, rake, broom, etc., Town Hall 1 63


Oscar Sheldon, work on North Main St. 35 77


Oscar Sheldon, coal for Town Hall 67 50


W. & L. E. Gurley, material for Sealer 1 65


Charles F. Gettamy, certifying Town Notes 6 00


Fred E. Campbell, fares and book, etc. 3 55


Newcomb & Gauss, printing Assessors' List 15 75


M. E. Tyler, team, postage, etc., 8 15


County of Essex, application for North Main St. 3 00


Milo A. Newhall, Tax Bills and Jury Lists 16 25


Bride, Grimes & Co., tapping main for hydrant 14 00 Milo A. Newhall, envelopes and paper 6 25


M. E. Tyler, postage, telephone, etc. 9 42


B. T. McGlauflin, work on fountain on Square 38 25 W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies for Sealer 75


Oscar Sheldon, wood for Town Hall 1 00


Hobbs & Warren, stationery


2 31


Wakefield Item, printing Voting Lists 15 00


M. E. Tyler, team for Sealer


1 00


Carter Ink Co., ink 2 20


John A. Gaffey, laying drain pipe near Square 35 00


Arthur M. Clark, lunch for Election Officers 2 21


Henry A. Young, postage 12 00


Milo A. Newhall, envelopes and warrants 6 50


M. E. Tyler, telephone, carfare, etc. 4 01


A. W. Brownell, envelopes Town Treasurer 2 25


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MISCELLANEOUS


Danvers Water Board, blowing whistle for fires 18 53 Danvers Water Board, moving fountain goose neck, etc. 45 53


Danvers Water Board, balance on hydrant North Main St. 38 44


Danvers Water Board, hydrant on Nash St. 39 56


Danvers Water Board, repairs So. Main St. 4 85


Oscar Sheldon, wood for Town Hall 1 00


Arthur M. Clark, supplies for Hall


2 04


Leland J. Ross, supplies Water Board 5 00


H. E. Howe, use of team, etc. 95


Salem Savings Bank, int. on Serial Notes 40 43


J. A. Atwood, Superintendent of Burials 18 25


A. P. Tyler, postage, carfare, license, etc. 24 82


Henry A. Young, supplies, Town Hall 9 10


Henry A. Young, janitor for Town Hall 138 75


Oscar Sheldon, wood Town Hall 1 50


Oscar Cram, fees in Mildred Raynor case 2 96


Hobbs & Warren, paper and pencils 2 50


George Ogden, lowering flag staff 5 00


F. E. Campbell, carfare, etc. 5 73


W. P. Early, Moderator


1 50


W. P. Early, labor on flag staff 2 50


W. S. Johnson, expert services (Paper Mill) 51 91


H. K. Richardson, nine trips and expenses 26 60


H. K. Richardson, team, telephone, etc. 15 00


H. K. Richardson, rebuilding cemetery fence 10 00


Fred E. Campbell, error in Sealer's fees $ 3 08 Merchants Nat'l Bank, int. on Serial Notes 116 00 Premium on Insurance Policy for Electric Light Dept. 190 00


$2,550 31


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STATE AID


Sidney Perley, lawyer fees Electric Light Department 58 75


$2,918 14


Soldiers'. Relief


Oscar Sheldon, coal for S. P. Johnson $ 4 00


Oscar Sheldon, coal for Scott Wilkins 15 50


J. W. Ogden, wood for B. F. Gould 33 00


Sarah P. Johnson $3 00 per month 36 00


Lucy W. Peabody $3 00 per month 36 00


W. W. Peabody $2 00 per month 24 00


Oscar Sheldon, coal for S. P. Johnson 19 50


Waldo Williams, aid 40 00


B. Frank Phillips, wood for S. P. Johnson 13 00


May R. Trask, rent for S. P. Johnson 12 00


Oscar Sheldon, coal for Scott Wilkins 15 50


Oscar Sheldon, coal for Henry Peabody 7 75


H. K. Richardson, wood for Scott Wilkins 5 50


$261 75


State Aid Department


John E. Jones


$48 00


Alexander Murray


48 00


Henry Peabody 72 00


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TOWN HALL ACCOUNT


W. W. Peabody


72 00


Benj. F. Gould


72 00


Scott Wilkins 72 00


Annie J. Sheldon


48 00


Henry F. White


48 00


Addison D. Stone


48 00


Elmira W. Flagg


60 00


Sarah P. Johnson


60 00


Lucy W. Peabody


58 00


Charlotte Rowley


20 00


Mary E. Groce


60 00


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Susan A. Stewart


58 00


Miraett Shepard


54 00


Timothy Stackpole


18 00


Abbie J. Parsons


60 00


Jerome Leavitt


12 00


Mary A. Leavitt


30 00


Wilson T. Nye


30 00


Laura E. Peabody


8 00


$1,056 00


TOWN HALL ACCOUNT Dr.


Henry A. Young, janitor service $138 75


Henry A. Young, supplies for Town Hall 9 10


Oscar Sheldon, wood for Town Hall


11 50


Oscar Sheldon, coal for Hall 75 25


Arthur M. Clark, supplies


4 14


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BOARD OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT


Danvers Water Board


18 00


Herbert O. Patch, plumbing


7 58


Middleton Electric Light


89 20


$353 52


Cr.


Received from I. O. R. M.


$68 10


Received from Middleton Grange


67 25


Received from Congregational Society


1 25


Entertainments and dances


66 80


$203 40


Balance against the Town


150 12


$353 52


Board of Health Department


M. E. Tyler, burial permits, time, etc., $ 5 95


Arthur M. Clark, supplies for F. Gage 5 07


C. W. Deering, medical service for J. Gage 18 00


A. R. Richardson, supplies for F. Gage 8 02 Horace L. Fowler, trip to Middleton 3 00


Dr. Geo. W. Ewing, disinfecting in Raynor and Gage, and Mrs. Otis Wilkins case 11 50


$51 54


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CURRENT EXPENSE ACCOUNT


Police Department


Walter E. Smith, court expenses in Raynor case $ 4 60


George H. Smith, services as police 9 50


Fred E. Campbell, police duty 6 25


Walter E. Smith, police duty, Jan .- Mar. 1914 32 80


Walter E. Smith, batteries and telephone 1 70


Walter E. Smith, District Court, expenses in Hilton case 2 75


William McCall, service on July 4th 5 00


George I. Rowley, services on July 4th 5 00


Oscar Sheldon, services on July 4th


5 00


John T. Hood, services on July 4th 5 00


Charles O. Currier, services on July 4th 5 00


Arthur T. Page, special on hen thieves 7 00


George E. Barnaby, special on hen thieves 7 00


Oscar Cram, services as Chief of Police 118 25


$214 85


Currant Expense Account


Cr.


Unexpended balance


$1,435 37


Town Appropriation


1,800 00


Received for Inspection of Animals 37 50


State Colony Land Tax


260 49


Public Service Tax


5 17


National Bank Tax


59


State Aid


1,046 00


Balance on Street Railroad Tax


388 13


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CURRENT EXPENSE ACCOUNT


Merchants Bank, int. on deposits 37 90


Ferncroft Club, liqour license 3,000 00


James J. Carroll Club, license 500 00


Edward L. Rogers, Druggist license


1 00


Received for Junk Dealers license


12 00


Fred E. Campbell, Sealer's fees


20 21


Henry A. Young, rent of Town Hall


203 40


James J. Carroll, donation for police service 400 00


Received from M. McDonough for hydrant 30 00


Town of Danvers, tax on land around pond 76 00


M. E. Tyler, unlisted taxes 3 38


Guy Pope, return on Moth insurance 3 38


Received from B. T. McGlauflin, for wood sold 3 50


Received from Oscar Sheldon, gravel sold, etc. 9 35 Cemetery lots sold 20 00


Received from Danvers Water Board rebate 2 00


Town of Danvres for work done 4 50


John Gregory, balance on Tax Sale Mrs. Callanan 1 30


Highway Commission, received from 14 75


$9,315 92


Dr.


Town Officers


$1,531 93


Miscellaneous Bills


2,918 14


Soldiers' Relief


261 75


State Aid


1,056 00


Board of Health


51 54


Extinguishing building and forest fires


257 37


Police Department 214 85


Paid for burial expenses of Timothy Stackpole 50 00


The following of above credits used to lessen amount to be raised by taxation Ferncroft License 2625 00


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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Street Railway Tax


1024 00


State Colony Tax


250 00


Tax of Land around Pond


76 00


$10,316 58


Overdrawn


1,000 66


$9,315 92


Highway Department


Dr.


Joseph Lewis


$11 51


Albert Sheldon


6 00


L. E. Collins


11 75


Thomas Bott


156 28


Warren E. Eaton


10 51


Oscar Sheldon


372 84


J. F. Currier


3 75


Elmer Campbell


50


Henry Groce


29 63


Wallace Gerry


58 39


Frank Curtis


4 50


John Gregory


1 50


Harry Richardson


3 13


Arthur Curtis


3 75


Ernest Curtis


1 75


George Durkee


75


Mr. Lord


1 25


Charles Gould


3 38


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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


George Gould


25


Arthur Gould


1 25


Willie E. Gould


50


Charles O. Currier


1 87


William Ogden


3 00


John P. Fuller


114 40


Charles Wilkins


6 00


Eugene Grady


118 52


Frank Evans


143 78


John T. Hood


221 99


W. W. Wilkins


4 75


-Benj. Merryfield


84 43


Herbert A. Hatch


6 38


F. C. Skinner


53 12


Walter Clayton


5 75


H. K. Richardson, sand


1 20


C. O. Floyd


5 50


Charles O. Currier


11 25


Otto Currier


5 50


Fred Steele


47 64


William Russell


46 76


Albert Daniels


96 16


Arthur Nichols


6 69


Fred Gage


14 01


Clyde Hood


4 50


Levi F. Harlow


5 00


Robert Robinson


2 00


Edward Beverly


4 00


W. W. Richardson


201 06


Thomas R. Knight


2 63


Ray Smith


1 38


William Freeman


2 50


20


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Myron Wilkins


2 75


Wm. E. Sanford


33 51


Edward Raynor


25


M. W. Berry


23 65


Eli E. Richardson


2 00


James Harkness


18 88


James Sheehan, blacksmith work


27 49


Arthur M. Clark, supplies for Highway


14 32


Albert Daniels, shoveling snow


1 75


George E. Currier, breaking sidewalks .


16 25


Roland Peabody, clearing snow


5 73


John Jones, clearing snow


12 50


Joseph Breck & Sons, tools


28 39


Good Roads Machine Co. repairs


11 60


J. Allen Atwood, gravel


26 40


William E. Sanford, gravel


4 65


L. G. Estey, gravel


3 60


Leland J. Ross, gravel


2 80


Calvin Putnam Lumber Co.


17 68


M. B. Paige, drain pipe


1 28


Henry Fuller, gravel


87


George Ogden, gravel


9 15


W. L. Burns, blacksmith work


1 65


Roland McDonald, gravel


2 10


Henry A. Young, sand


2 00


Oscar Sheldon, cement


2 00


$2,178 19


Unexpended


1,028 14


$3,206 33


Cr.


Unexpended balance last year


$1,307 13


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TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT


Town Appropriations


800 00


Bay State St. Railway, Excise Tax


1,087 83


Bay State St. R. R. for snow


11 37


$3,206 33


Tree Warden Department


B. '1'. McGlauflin


$86 76


L. E. Collins


50 63


Benton McGlauflin


53 38


Joseph Lewis


49 63


Warren E. Eaton


35 13


Albert Daniels


10 00


D. W. Case


2 50


Leland J. Ross, supplies


3 16


Treat Hardware Co.


85


Mass. Forestry Association


1 00


James Kelly, trees


34 00


Arthur M. Clark, supplies


5 65


B. T. McGlauflin, cash paid for fileing saws


1 00


$333 69


Balance unexpended


32 98


$300 71


Unexpended balance last year


5 21


Town Appropriation


225 00


Received from County for setting boun- dary stones 70 50


$300 71


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STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Boston Street Dr.


Leland J. Ross


$23 45


Frank Evans


68 14


Thomas Bott


68 77


Otto Currier


75 89


Oscar Sheldon


139 12


Wallace Gerry


57 88


Charles O. Currier


60 60


Darius W. Case


32 00


Fred Gage


66 76


Elsworth Barnaby


29 13


Eugene Grady


19 88


Harry Richardson


49 89


William Ogden


30 75


Calvin O. Floyd


2 50


$724 76


Unexpended


81 10


$805 86


Cr.


Unexpended balance


$ 5 86


Town Appropriation


400 00


Due from County of Essex


400 00


$805 86


Maple St. State Highway Department


Frank Evans $27 00


Thomas Bott 28 00


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STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


Otto Currier


27 00


Fred Gage


17 88


Charles O. Currier


45 50


F. L. Skinner


66 75


Wililam Ogden


23 00


Wallace Gerry


25 00


Oscar Sheldon


79 57


John T. Hood


52 50


Elsworth Barnaby


6 88


Harry Richardson


5 75


H. K. Richardson, gravel


9 90


Albert A. Sheldon


3 58


Henry Fuller, gravel


19 25


Boston & Maine, railroad freight


72


H. Godbeer, boundary stones


3 30


John A. Gaffey, use of steam roller


30 00


$471 58


Unexpended balance


28 42


$500 00


Cr.


By cash received from State


$500 00


Bridge Department


Boston & Maine Railroad freight


$7 28


Frank Evans, labor 6 26


Thomas Bott 10 26


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SIDE WALK DEPARTMENT


Oscar Sheldon


11 83


W, W. Richardson


5 00


Eugene Grady 2 00


Harry Richardson


2 00


W. P. Early, 204 ft. of 4x6 spruce


6 12


Geo. McQueston Co., 1,983 ft. of hard pine


65 44


Town of Peabody, reimbursement for one half bridge


23 45


$139 64


Unexpended


93 52


$233 16


Unexpended balance last year


158 16


Town Appropriation


75 00


$233 16


Sidewalk Department


Overdrawn last year


$13 93


Oscar Sheldon


44 79


J. F. Currier


2 38


Frank Evans


11 13


Thomas Bott


14 01


Eugene Grady


8 00


Otto Currier


4 00


Eben Osborne


60


Elsworth Barnaby


4 00


25


GYPSY MOTH DEPARTMENT


C. O. Currier


3 00


Wallace Gerry


8 88


D. W. Case


4 00


$118 72


Unexpended


181 28


$300 00


Town Appropriation


$300 00


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Account


L. E. Collins


$229 88


W. E. Eaton


260 01


Joseph Lewis


252 77


Burton McGlauflin


304 33


B. T. McGlauflin


291 35


Henry Fuller


75


John Gregory


1 25


Oscar Sheldon


3 50


Scott Wilkins


2 00


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F. C. Skinner, time and team


37 50


Mr. Longley


17 50


M. E. Tyler


10 50


James Sheehan, repairing spurs


60


J. A. Atwood, gasoline


7 20


M. E. Tyler, Moth notices


4 50


Wakefield Item, printing notices


4 75


A. P. Tyler, administering oaths


2 25


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POOR DEPARTMENT


F. E. Campbell, postage, taking oath, etc. 2 16


Willis Estey, sharpening saws 2 80


Oscar Cram, postage on notices 3 00


$1,438 60


Tax to Town by requirement of the State $360 64


Received and due on private work 231 31


Received from State 572 39


$1,164 34


Amount due from State


274 26


$1,438 60


Poor Department


Overdrawn last year $ 76 16 Arthur M. Clark, groceries for D. A. Brown 162 00


Oscar Sheldon, coal for D. A. Brown 23 00


Danvers Coal Co, coal for D. A. Brown 15 50


William McCall, groceries for H. Stevens 30 00


A. R. Richardson & Son, groceries for H. Stevens 8 99


Roland McDonald, rent for Her. Stevens 10 00


Dr. G. W. Ewing, medical aid for H. Stevens 21 00


Moses Peabody, board for C. W. Peabody 28 37


Moses Peabody, medicine and liniment for C. W. Peabody 5 86


Adin F. French, medicine and liniment for C. W. Peabody 4 35


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POOR DEPARTMENT


Nickerson Clothing Co., shoes, rubbers,


etc., for C. W. Peabody 7 50


B. T. McGlauflin, cash for liniment for C. W. Peabody 2 20


City of Lynn, liniment for Chas. W. Peabody 4 85


Arthur M. Clark, groceries for Eugene Grady 30 00


A. R. Richardson & Son, groceries for Eugene Grady 6 00


R. D. Hurlburt, groceries for Eugene Grady 3 00


A. R. Richardson & Son, groceries for Charles Cross 8 00


Arthur M. Clark, groceries for Charles Cross 2 00


J. Forest Currier, rent for Charles Cross 3 00


Town of Peabody, board for Silas Nichols 160 93


City of Lynn, fuel, groceries and medical attendance for wife and children of John Promise 129 63


Salem Hospital, aid for Mrs. H. Stevens 10 00


Salem Hospital, care for William Green 101 00


Salem Hospital, Edward Raynor case 32 00


State Board of Charity, support of Esther Collins 30 50


Town of Danvers, tax on Alice Glennon's property situated in Danvers 29 58


Town of Danvers, aid rendered Mrs. J. Chandler 22 35


Town of Danvers, aid to J. Glennon and wife 176 65


Charles A. Cook, interest on mortgage, Glennon Property 51 00


City of Boston, aid rendered in City Hos- pital for Joseph Chandler 31 43


Geo. W. Ewing, med. aid for C. W. Peabody 17 25 Geo. W. Ewing, med. aid for Esther Nichols 16 50


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CEMETERY DEPARTMENT


Geo. W. Ewing, medical aid for Earl Arrington 23 50 Geo. W. Ewing, medical aid for Ed. Raynor 4 50


J. A. Atwood, transporting E. Raynor and Mrs. H. Stevens to depot 3 00


$1,291 60


Town Appropriation


$400 00


Received of Salem 114 25


Received from Marblehead 60 49


Received for W. H. Hart 10 00


Due from City of Salem, Brown & Arrington 118 50


Due from Marblehead, on acct. of Stevens 21 00


$724 24


Overdrawn


567 36


$1,291 60


Cemetery Department


Overdrawn last year $ 7 86


J. Allen Atwood, labor and cash paid for same 245 57


Herbert O. Hatch, repairing water pipe 40 57


Town of Danvers, water 6 00


$300 00


Town Appropriation


$300 00


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ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


Cemetery Trust Fund


John W. Curry, labor on Wm. M. Peabody $ 3 50 J. Allen Atwood, care of private lot 110 75


$114 25


Drawn from Danvers Savings Bank $107 50


Drawn from Salem Savings Bank 3 71


Drawn from Five Cents Savings Bank 3 00


$114 25


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


Street Lights


Expense for current for Street lights $456 30


Unexpended 93 70


$550 00


Town Appropriation


$550 00


House Lighting Department


Dr.


Cash paid for current $432 96


M. E. Tyler, taking meters and collecting


45 95


30


CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT


M. E. Tyler, cash for postage 2 69


M. A. Newhall, printing billheads 5 50


$487 10


Cr.


By cash received from consumers $726 56


By cash due from consumers 42 70


$769 26


Amount received in excess of expense 282 16


$487 10


Construction Department


Dr.


Wetmore & Savage, supplies


$722 54


M. E. Tyler, service 27 96


F. W. Barry Beal & Co., Account Books 6 45


Danvers Electric Light Dept., services and supplies 686 78


B. & M. Railroad, freight


18 41


J. T. Hood, expressage 2 00


Oscar Sheldon, teaming


33 77


Merchants National Bank, int. on notes


191 31


J. Warren Osborne, cash for poles


10 00


Leslie M. Winslow, labor on making up accounts 15 00


$1,714 22


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FIREMEN'S DEPARTMENT


Cr.


Previous unexpended balance


$677 59


Town Appropriation


450 00


Reels returned


20 68


Excess receipts on House Light Dept.


282 16


$1,430 43


Overdrawn


283 79


$1,714 22


Liquor Law Department


Unexpended balance


$26 12


Firemen's Department


Oscar Sheldon, services and cash paid 65 00


Town Appropriation 65 00


Fire Department


Arthur M. Clark, supplies 10 87


J. B. McClean, forest fire wagon 160 00


32


MEMORIAL DAY


J. M. Sheehan, braces and pole, hooks, etc. 2 15


Amercan La France Co., supplies 42 15


$215 17


Unexpended


210 67


$425 84


Unexpended balance last year $425 84


High School Pupils' Car Fares


Bay State Street Railway Co., tickets


$239 25


Unexpended balance 166 92


$406 17


Unexpended last year


71 27


Town Appropriation


300 00


Received of A. P. Tyler, for tickets sold


34 90


$406 17


Memorial Day


Cash for Band


$42 10


Shirley & Fowle, geraniums


6 60


Cash paid for flags for graves


5 04


Cash paid for flags for children


2 25


Bessie Willie, for wreaths


9 75


33


HASWELL PARK SPECIAL


Cash paid for speaker


10 00


Cash paid M. E. Tyler for team


3 00


Cash paid J. Jones, transportation


6 00


Newcomb & Gauss, programs


4 50


Cash paid to Minister


2 00


Cash paid for music


2 45


Burnard Bent, pumping organ


1 00


J. Allen Atwood, ice cream and lunch


19 50


J. W. Dempsy, care of church


3 00


Oscar Cram, cigars


1 75


Express on flags


20


Miscellaneous expenses


90


$120 04


Unexpended


9 73


$129 77


Unexpended last year


29 77


Town Appropriation


100 00


$129 77


Haswell Park Special


B. T. McGlauifin


$5 00


Albert Daniels


88


Thomas Bott


88


John P. Fuller


7 19


Frank Evans


2 88


Eugene Grady


6 00


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HOSE HOUSE DEPARTMENT


F. C. Skinner


7 19


Oscar Sheldon


2 75


$32 77


Unexpended


5 63


$38 40


Unexpended balance last year


$38 40


Flag Staff Lawn


Eugene L. Brown


$3 25


Unexpended


7 54


$10 79


Unexpended last year




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