Town annual report of Swampscott 1868, Part 1

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1868
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 32


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Part 1



SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


AUDITING COMMITTEE


OF THE


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES


OF THE


TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT,


FOR


THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 29,


1868.


BOSTON: PRINTED BY J. FRANK. FARMER, 18 EXCHANGE STREET. 1868.


SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


AUDITING COMMITTEE


OF THE


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES


OF THE


TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT,


FOR


THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 29,


1868.


BOSTON: PRINTED BY J. FRANK. FARMER, 18 EXCHANGE STREET. 1868.


REPORT OF THE AUDITING COMMITTEE.


To the Citizens of the Town of Swampscott : -


The Auditing Committee have attended to the duty assigned them, and respectfully present to you their sixteenth annual report of appropriations, receipts, and expenditures, with a schedule of property belonging to the town.


The total amount of bills paid during the year, is $32,710.44.


The Assessors' valuation, May 1, 1867, was as follows : - Real estate, $1,124,670.00 ; personal estate, $268,675.00 ; total, $1,393,345.00. Number of polls, 407. Total tax assessed, $19,421.40 -including State tax of $7,100.00, and County tax of $1,789.00. Rate per cent. of total tax, $13.50 on $1000.


The total amount of the town debt is as follows : -


Notes on demand, Phillips & Blaney, - $995 00


Notes on demand, N. F. Burrill, 5,000 00


Notes on demand, M. C. Pratt, - 7,000 00


Notes on demand, Elizabeth Proctor,


600 00


Notes on demand, John Proctor, 400 00


Notes on demand, John Stanley, 1,000 00


Notes on demand, Lynn Inst. for Savings, - 9,000 00


Notes on demand, Daniel Roberts, - - 1,000 00 -


Amount carried forward, . - - - $24,995 00


4


Amount brought forward, - $24,995 00


Notes on demand, P. Holden,


200 00


Notes on demand, E. Knowles,


250 00


Notes on demand, David Newhall,


500 00


Notes on demand, W. B. Chase,


900 00


Notes on demand, John Roberts, -


1000 00


Notes on demand, George W. Stone,


400 00


Notes on demand, J. P. & D. R. Palmer,


1,000 00


Notes on demand, Warren E. Small,


500 00


Notes on demand, Lynn Inst. for Savings, - 7,000 00


Notes on demand, George W. Segee,


1,000 00


Outstanding orders, - 193 19


$37,938 19


The balance of uncollected taxes is as follows : -


Joseph Stanley, 1864,


$48 87


Daniel H. Millett, 1866,


269 74


P. Holden, 1867,


3,329 75


$3,648 36


Amount due State aid, -


876 00


Total value of public property,


24,350 00


Cash in Treasury, -


1,815 00


$30,689 36


One member of our Committee not being able to assist in the preparation of this report, the undersigned have carefully ex- amined the records and accounts of the Selectmen and Treasurer, and find them correct.


E. E. BOYNTON, Auditing Committee. W. D. BRACKETT, JR.


Swampscott, March, 5, 1868.


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.


RECEIPTS.


Appropriation,


- $2,000 00


Corporation tax,


3,228 39


$5,228 39


EXPENDITURES.


H. S. Cox, printing reports, 1866, -


$40 00


D. H. Millett, services as Auditing Committee, 1866, 10 00


N. Galeucia, services as Constable, 1866, -


4 50


W. D. Brackett, Jr., services as Auditing Com- mittee, 1866, - 10 00


R. L. Gay, half ream of paper, -


2 38


D. F. Proctor, services as Constable, 1866,


2 50


W. A. Kezar, writing military and naval record, Wm. Seger, land rent,


122 50


25 00


R. L. Gay, portfolio,


2 50


W. W. Kellogg, printing tax bills,


4 50


E. E. Boynton, services as Auditing Committee, 1866,


10 00


I. Emmons, stock and labor, drains and pound, - James Wheeler, sundry services,


18 50


P. Cullen, posts and labor,


13 14


Green & Adams, police badges,


6 00


Amount carried forward,


$376 71


105 19


6


Amount brought forward, -


$376 71


P. Cullen, iron posts for railing, 19 08


O. A. Durrell, moving building, 60 00 S. H. Wardwell, services as Assessor, '65 and '67, 26 00


Snow & Chapman, labor on flag-staff, - ,


5 05


I. Emmons, labor and material (Swamp road), - 75 75


S. N. Breed & Co., lumber (Swamp road), 74 98


3 05


Benj. Potter, expenses to Rockport, &c.,


W. W. Kellogg, printing tax bills, 3 50


S. Keniston, labor on post holes, 10 50


B. M. Green, enforcing dog law,


22 00


W. D. Brackett, Jr., services Sec. Selectmen, '67, -


50 00


66 services Town Clerk, '67, 50 00


66 recording births, deaths, and marriages, '67, - 19 95


66


paid stationery and postage, - 1 49


75


Philip Short, returning deaths, -


80


James Wheeler, sundries, - 8 90


300 00


P. Holden, services as Treasurer and Collector, - 66 extra services and Justice of Peace,


50 00


B. Potter, services as Selectman,


50 00


Geo. Towns,


66


35 00


I. Emmons, 66


35 00


Geo. Towns, 66 Assessor, -


60 00


$1,339 88


TOWN HALL DEPARTMENT.


Receipts,


-


$247 13


EXPENDITURES.


B. M. Green, care Town Hall, $25 00


Thing & Rowe, wood and coal, -


19 75


McElroy & Ladd, sundries,


16 04


Stimpson & Mott, 1


13 83


Larrabee Brothers, furnace and labor,


164 90


J. H. Treadwell, labor, -


8 40


Charles Morris, setting glass, - 3 00


$250 92


66 paid express, -


Jos. S. Brown, labor on fence, 1 37


7


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


RECEIPTS.


Appropriation, - $4,000 00


Massachusetts School Fund,


162 92


$4,162 92


EXPENDITURES.


Samuel Tufts, care of schoolhouse, - $229 75


John Drinan, charcoal, 34 10


W. F. Brown & Co., printing school reports, 1866, - 59 00


B. M. Green, labor on schoolhouse yard, -


1 50


E. J. Rogers, services as teacher,


150 00


Henrietta Woods, 66


66


325 00


M. E. Jameson,


325 00


Clara W. Woodbury,


-


182 81


F. O. Ellis,


617 54


school books, &c., 23 50


5 00


Mrs. Childs, cleaning schoolhouse, 5 60


7 35


Mrs. Small, 66 66


7 00


C. M. Clapp, services as teacher, - 300 00


Hattie Blaney, 66 325 00


284 54


I. Emmons, labor and material on schoolhouses, J. H. Treadwell, 66


80 02


Wm. Rowell, 66


66


67 13


Mrs. Barker, cleaning


66


1 50


Norton & Rowell, whitewashing


52 50


C. A. Morris, setting glass in


66


2 00


Mrs. Cronan, cleaning


1 50


Neal & Lee, material for


66


70 78


Moshenan & Walker, repairing lightning-rods on schoolhouse, - 17 00


Thing & Rowe, fuel for schoolhouse, - 231 72


John Chapman, repairs on 23 65


-


Amount carried forward,


$3,474 49


Charles E. Wright, labor,


Mrs. Galeucia, "


66 and care Beach schoolhouse, 44 00


8


Amount brought forward, - - $3,474 49


Wm. T. Pierce, sawing wood, &c., 2 75


Mary Jane Stone, services as teacher, 15 66


A. W. Bisbee, 66 66


146 67


S. C. Gilbert,


110 50


M. B. Nowell,


66


114 58


Maurice Hayes, care of Farm schoolhouse, 24 50


E. F. Givens, services as teacher, 12 50


James Bryant, care of schoolhouse, 25 00


W. H. Collins, painting


53 45


Otis Ingalls, sundries, -


3 33


P. C. Porter, services as teacher,


186 05


Briggs Delano, repairs on schoolhouse, - 15 85


Geo. Stone, setting glass


2 00


Mrs. Kimball, cleaning


1 00


Woodman & Hammett, school books, &c., -


17 75


Pierce, Brown, & Co., chairs,


3 50


D. P. Stimpson, services as School Com. two years,


50 00


Jesse Frost, repairing clock,


2 00


D. W. Fuller, services as School Committee, 1867, -


40 00


Robert Harris, teaming gravel schoolhouse yard,


8 00


Stimpson & Mott, sundries,


22 51


Bartlett Shaw, express,


21 55


John Washburn, teaming coal,


27 50


$4,381 14


STATE AID FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS.


RECEIPTS.


State aid reimbursed for year ending Dec. 31, 1866, $1,100 00


EXPENDITURES.


John Merritt,


$12 00


Mrs. A. M. Chute,


96 00


Mrs. Z. Small,


48 00


W. W. Cox,


12 00


M. Haley,


8 00


Mrs. D. Delano,


48 00


Mrs. Hattie Blaney,


48 00


Mrs. Hannah Donelly,


36 00


Mrs. M. E. Stone, -


48 00


Amount carried forward, - -


-


- $356 00


9


Amount brought forward, -


$356 00


J. W. Glass,


72 00


Mrs. A. N. Widger,


96 00


Mrs. Bridget Milan,


96 00


E. T. Heath, - -


12 00


James Umber, -


52 00


Mrs. C. H. Fairbanks,


48 00


F. C. Pierce,


12 00


H. W. Wardwell, -


32 00


B. M. Green,


12 00


T. G. Gilbert,


12 00


J. A. Millett,


12 00


E. Marsh, Jr.,


12 00


Richard Horton,


12 00


Mrs. Hannah Johnson, -


40 00


$876 00


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation, - $2,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


Rienzi Phillips, clearing snow from highway, - $29 25


services as Surveyor, - 1,648 40


278 16


John Barry,


66


44 00


James King, 66


39 00


P. Kenney, 66


40 00


John McDonough,


77 77


Thos. McMahan,


39 00


Samuel Keniston, 66


52 00


Maurice Haley, 66


27 00


Wm. Rowell, gravel, -


59 60


John Washburn, labor, -


115 88


Eben B. Phillips, cleaning snow,


20 00


P. Cullen, labor and material, 63 39


J. M. Pratt, labor,


8 50


S. N. Breed & Co., lumber,


82 08


Robert Harris, labor, -


160 26


John Washburn, clearing snow,


15 00


Geo. Towns, 66 5 00


$2,842 29


A. C. Newhall, gravel and stone, John Shanahan, labor,


38 00


10


IMPROVEMENTS ON HUMPHREY STREET.


At King's Beach.


Robert Harris, labor and material, - - $1,638 99


Norton & Rowell, " 66


162 50


Clapp, Ballou, & Co., stone for capping,


600 00


Newhall Brothers, cement,


74 40


S. N. Breed & Co., lumber, -


128 82


P. Cullen, iron posts and labor,


160 43


I. Emmons, stock and labor,


83 33


Mrs. Henry Wardwell, land damages,


334 35


Thing & Rowe, wharfage for stone, -


17 00


$3,199 82


At Blaney's Beach.


Robert Harris, labor, - -


- $1,037 80


Clapp, Ballou, & Co., stone for capping,


131 00


Newhall Brothers, cement, -


-


24 00


John Martin, drilling holes,


10 87


S. N. Breed & Co., lumber, &c., -


20 26


I. Emmons, labor and material,


63 32


P. Cullen, iron posts and labor,


-


87 03


J. T. Hanford, land damages, -


100 00


Thing & Rowe, whfg. for stone,


4 30


D. W. Fuller, land damage, -


50 00


1,528 58


3,199 82


$4,728 40


POLICE DEPARTMENT. EXPENDITURES.


Seth Kendrick, services as police,


$3 00


Daniel Marshall,


66


15 00


George Segee,


66


18 00


B. M. Green,


66


21 00


James Wheeler,


66


22 50


$79 50


11


BOARD OF HEALTH.


EXPENDITURES.


W. B. Chase, services,


$20 00


B. M. Green, 66


-


20 00


$40 00


POOR DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation, -


- - -


-


$200 00


EXPENDITURES.


A. T. Newhall, -


$24 50


Mr. Williams, -


12 00


Nathaniel Galeucia, food and lodging for travellers, 8 50


$45 00


CEMETERY DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation,


$100 00


Other receipts, -


74 00


$174 00


EXPENDITURES.


. Leonard Collins, labor,


$14 00


John G. Collins, 66


34 00


Potter & Hatch, stock and labor,


11 00


R. Phillips, labor, - -


-


4 00


J. Q. Hammond, labor and surveys,


15 00


Benj. Potter, drawing plans, - -


11 25


$89 25


12


TOWN LIBRARY.


Appropriation,


- -


-


$50 00


EXPENDITURES.


H. Q. Stimpson, sundries for library, $12 87


Stephen Smith & Co., table, -


15 00


Morrill's printing house, labels, 5 00


$32 87


PROCTOR'S LANDING.


Appropriation, - - - - - $300 00


EXPENDITURES.


I. Emmons, labor and material, -


- $80 90


E. B. Phillips, posts, - 30 00


S. N. Breed & Co., lumber and material, -


- 109 34


$220 24


REDINGTON STREET IMPROVEMENT.


Appropriation, - - - $800 00


EXPENDITURES.


Joseph I. Blaney, for land, $60 00


Robert Harris, labor and material,


630 40


$690 40


RECAPITULATION OF APPROPRIATIONS, RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.


Selectmen's Department, appropriation and receipts, $5,228 39 School Department, 4,162 92


Poor Department,


66


200 00


Cemetery Department, appropriation and receipts, 174 00


Highway Department,


2,000 00


State Aid Department, receipts, - -


1,100 00


Amount carried forward,


$12,965 31


·


13


Amount brought forward,


$12,965 31


Town Hall Department, receipts, 247 13


Improvements on Humphrey street, appropriation, - 3,000 00


Improvements on Redington street, 800 00


Proctor's Landing, appropriation, - -


300 00


Town Library, 66


50 00


Interest on town debt,


2,000 00


State and County tax,


66


8,000 00


$27,262 44


EXPENDITURES.


Selectmen's Department,


-


- $1,339 88


School Department,


-


4,381 14


Town Hall Department,


250 92


Highway Department, -


2,842 29


Proctor's Landing, -


220 24


Redington Street Improvement,


690 40


Town Library, -


32 87


Cemetery Department,


89 25


Police Department,


79 50


Health Department,


40 00


State Aid Department,


876 00


King's Beach Improvement,


3,199 82


Blaney's Beach Improvement,


1,528 58


State and County tax, -


8,889 00


Interest on notes, -


- 1,976 92


$26,436 81


SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.


Town House and lot,


-


-


- $9,000 00


Grammar Schoolhouse and lot,


5,000 00


Beach


66


-


1,500 00


West End 66 66


4,500 00


Farm


66 66


2,000 00


Engine House,


200 00


Engine, hose carriage, &c.,


800 00


Hearse and house,


750 00


Gravel pit,


-


600 00


Cemetery and improvements, -


-


$24,350 00


-


-


-


-


-


DR. TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT in Account with P. HOLDEN, Collector. CR.


1867.


To amount collected,


1


$15,599 12


To amount discounted,


446 25


To amount abated,


46 28


To amount uncollected,


3,329 75


Total,


- $19,421 40


1867. By balance committed for collection, $19,421 40


14


DR. TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT in Account with D. H. MILLETT, Collector. CR.


1866.


1866.


To amount collected,


$2,000 00


To amount abated,


-


110 68


To amount uncollected, -


269 74


Total, -


-


- $2,380 42


-


-


-


By balance of taxes committed for 1866, $2,380 42 1


DR.


TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT in Account with D. H. MILLETT, Collector. CR.


1865. To amount collected, .


$50 28


To amount abated,


11 26


-


Total,


- $61 54


1865. By balance of taxes committed for 1865, $61 54


15


DR. TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT in Account with JOSEPH STANLEY, Collector. CR.


1864.


To amount collected,


$50 77


To amount abated,


28 10


To amount uncollected,


-


4


48 87


Total, -


-


$127 74


1864. By balance of taxes committed in 1864,


- - $127 74


-


DR.


TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT in Account with P. HOLDEN, Treasurer.


CR.


To cash paid Selectmen's orders, 1866, $2,411 82


By cash from D. H. Millett, Treasurer,


$1,969 16


To cash paid Overseers' orders, 1866, 10 00


By cash from Collector 1866,


2,000 00


To cash paid Overseers' orders, 1867,


36 50


By cash from 1865,


50 28


To cash paid Selectmen's orders, 1867, 15,386 20


By cash from Warren E. Small, note,


500 00


To cash paid interest, 1867, -


1,976 92


By cash from Lynn Inst. for Sav., loan,


3,000 00


To cash paid John Stanley, note, -


500 00


By cash from 66


4,000 00


To cash paid E. Wilson, note, -


1,000 00


By cash from Geo. W. Segee, note, -


1,000 00


To cash paid Gerard Terhost, note,


1,000 00


By cash from Jas. Wheeler, cemetery,


17 00


To cash påid Lynn Central Bank, tem- porary loan,


1,500 00


By cash from Lynn Central National Bank, temporary loan,


1,500 00


To cash paid County tax,


1,789 00


By cash from Selectmen, allowance on lumber,


7 00


By cash fm. B. M. Green, rent T'n Hall,


247 13


By cash allowed on County tax, +


19 67


By cash fm. S. Treas., S. aid reimbursed,


1,100 00


By cash school fund,


162 92


By cash corporation tax,


3,228 39


By cash from B. Potter, cemetery, 74 00


By cash from Jos. Stanley, Col't'r 1864, 50 77


By cash from P. Holden, taxes, 1867,


15,599 12


Total, -


$34,525 44


Total,


$34,525 44


SWAMPSCOTT, February 29, 1868.


-


To cash paid State tax,


7,100 00


Balance in Treasury, -


1,815 00


-


-


-


P. HOLDEN, Treasurer. -


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