Town of Hamilton Annual Report 1864-1865, Part 1

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Publication date: 1864
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 10


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Part 1


REPORT


OF THE


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES


OF THE


TOWN OF HAMILTON,


From March 1864 to March, 1865.


SALEM : PRINTED AT THE OBSERVER OFFICE. 1865.


REPORT.


RECEIPTS.


Cash in Treasury, March 1864.


$1,571 62


Received of George B. Dodge, Collector for 1863


83 13


Francis R. Allen,


1864 4,533 00


Dog tax of 1863.


5 40


Massachusetts school fund.


35 19


Expenses recruiting, 1863, reimbursed by state


70 00


State aid


1,800 00


From Corporation tax.


228 99


Town of Gloucester for supplies to paupers .


79 07


Money hired.


3,650 00


$12,056 40


EXPENDITURES.


Paid Outstanding order of 1863 7 20


Orders of present year.


6,026 63


Interest on notes 753 50


State aid.


1,908 00


State tax ..


1,296 00


County tax.


539 04


Deposited with state treasurer for recruiting


500 00


Snow bills of 1863 1 92


$11,032 29


3


SCHOOLS.


North District.


Paid Sophia F. Lovering, teaching 12 weeks summer term .. $60 00


Chas. E. Harrington, teaching winter term 102 00 George Dane, for wood and building fire. 20 00 South District.


Paid Sarah E. Webster, teaching 12 weeks, summer term .. 60 00


Charles A. Sayward, winter term 100 00 Joshua Appleton, wood and building fire 16 00 East District.


Paid P. B. Adams, teaching summer term, 12 weeks 60 00


Harriet E. Dodge, winter term 75 00


F. R. Allen, wood and making fire. 21 33 West District.


Paid Joseph F. Kent, teaching winter term, 1863-4, 24 mo 59 00


Lydia B. Wilson summer term 12 weeks 60 00


George H. Stevens winter term 114 00


Alvin Smith, wood and building fire 26 00


$773 33


OVERSEERS OF POOR DEPARTMENT.


Paid for


Asa Brown, to Mary Rowe, for board to April, 8th 1864 $92 00


from April 8 to August 15. 55 71


D. M. Hoyt, cloth. 1 76


funeral expenses. 20 00


Joanna Kent, house rent, to James M. Woodman 22 50


E. P. Dodge, groceries. 86 50


66 George B. Dodge, 3 cords of wood. 30 00


Jarvis Lamson, 1 cord of wood 12 00


Jonathan P. Lovering, 1 do 10 00


66 Alvin Smith, ¿ do. 4 00


Eunice Lefavour, to Aaron Goodhue, for board 1 yr. clothing. 4 86


130 00


E. E. Meady, to city of Salem, supplies and coal. 72 50


for house rent. 17 00


J. M. Prime, groceries 45 00


4


Paid for


Robert Dodge, to estate of E Meacom, house rent 1 yr 50 00


R. & J. Pickett, wood and coal. 34 00


Robert Whipple, groceries 87 00


F. R. Allen, wood 5 cords.


49 00


Silvester Dane, meat. 3 97


O. F. Swasey, medical attendance 3 00


Kendal Dodge, to County of Essex, board 1 yr 124 21


clothing.


30 00


George Barker, to E. Haskell, care of family 2 weeks 5 00


E. Cogswell & Son, groceries 20 00


Sarah Manning, care of family 10 weeks. 10 00


D. M. Hoyt, groceries delivered 29 22


20 00


66


W. A. Brown, clothing and boots 25 00


Shackley family, to town of Beverly, groceries 10 00


21 00


Dr. J. S. Bomer, Medical attendance on Poor, J. L. Robinson 37 50


Elias Haskell, to D. M. Hoyt, groceries for family 37 08


Mary Howe, to D. M. Hoyt, 5 00


to George E. F. Dane, beef. 10 00


to F. R. Allen, ¿ cord of wood. 4 00


to Wm. G. Brown, coal, 2620 1bs 20 96


George Dane, supplies to poor travellers


7 00


Amount


1,247 52


Deduct-am't received from Gloucester


79 07


Expense of poor $1168 45


GEORGE DANE,


JOHN WHITTREDGE,


Overseers of


F. R. ALLEN,


Poor.


SALARIES AND FEES.


Paid Joseph P. Lovering, services as school committee 2 yrs. . $16 00


town clerk 10 00


George R. Dodge, collector 1863 25 00


George Dane, services as overseer of poor 5 00


D. M. Hoyt, funeral expenses of Mrs. Barker Mrs. Curtis, care of family 1 week. 75


9


5


Paid John Whittredge, services as overseer of poor 5 00


F. R. Allen 66 5 00


collector 1864. 44 00


"' constable. 6 00


John Whipple 2d, selectman and assessor


16 00


making annual report 3 00


census of children. 1 00


W. A. Brown, selectman and assessor 18 00


making annual report. 3 00


66 census of children. 1 00


Alvin Smith, selectman and assessor 16 00


making annual report 3 00


66 census of children. . 1 00


Daniel E. Safford, town treasurer 20 00


school committee- 10 00


$208 00


ROADS.


Paid


Robert Stone, railing and material. $1 50


Alvin Smith, labor on road near Riggs' 140 00


I. D. Brown, gravel. 5 00


Mrs. Anna Brown do. 5 00


Isaac Knowlton, working non-resident tax 6 98


" clearing snow.


9 20


Joseph Knowlton, working non-resident tax


6 98


working unpaid taxes


11 68


clearing snow 6 98


8 65


Winthrop L. Dodge, working non-resident tax


11 24


" clearing snow


32 70


George B. Dodge, working non-resident tax.


6 98


working tax of heirs of A. Dodge


55


" clearing snow


14 70


George Appleton working non-resident tax


6 93


Daniel Roberts 66 6 98


" clearing snow 23 35


George E. F. Dane, working non-resident tax 6 98


clearing snow. 16 50


F. R. Allen, collector for snow bills rec'd for taxes . .. 14 37


$343 30


·


working A. Baker's tax


6


ABATEMENTS,


Of 1863 George B. Dodge, Collector $1 26


" 1864 Francis R. Allen, . 23 25


$24 51


DISCOUNT ON TAXES.


Allowed F. R. Allen, Collector for 5 per cent. discount on Taxes paid before Nov. 1, 1864 167 92


INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.


Paid


Charles E. River, bounty voted 1861. 20 00


Joseph P. Lovering, recording soldiers names, &c. 17=75


Conrad H. Brooks, am't of Estate of Capt. Linbery 1,000 00


D. P. Dodge, for express 2 68


George W. Pease, printing.


25 87


Joseph P. Lovering, recording births, deaths and marriages


6 90


H P. Ives, record books. 2 50


Benjamin Porter, repairs on Pound .. 4 75


First Cong. Parish, rent of selectmen's office & use of vestry


30 00


D. M. Hoyt, postage and making return of deaths. 3 35


Salem Gazette office, printing notice of reward, &c. 1861. ...


4 75


Stephen B. Ives, jr, services in the Linbery case.


50 00


D. E. Safford


£0 00


Overseers of Poor, for services out of town on ac't of paupers F. R. Allen, postage and stationery.


13 50 50


John Whipple 2d, meeting with County Com. .copying town valuation of 1863-4


2 00


W. A. Brown, meeting with County Com. making return of Men in Navy


2 00


copying valuation of 1863 and 4.


10 00


journey to Gloucester to pay bounties. 3 50


2 50


66


' to Salem to get receipts for enlisted men making out state aid return and carrying the same to Boston. 5 00


stationery, express and postage. 4 00


7 50


2 00


7


Alvin Smith, copying valuation books of 1863 and 4 10 00


16 making out state aid return. 1 50


journey to Topsfield 1 50-postage 50 cts 2 00


D. E. Safford, revenue stamps. travelling expenses 3 00-postage 57 cts 3 57


2 43


$1,262 05


BOUNTIES.


Paid to


Edward Hill


$125 : Moses D. Wilkins $125. 250 00


Joseph C. Conant 125 ; Thomas Manning 125 .. ... 250 00


John Taxbury 125 ; Ralph H. Goodhue 125 .... 250 00


John Marshall 125 ;- all entered August, 1864 .... 125 00


Tristram Appleton 125;


Nath'l Appleton 125 ....


250 00


Daniel Trow 125 ;


Lemuel Riggs 125 .... 250 00


Abbot Johnson 125 ; George Smith 125 .... 250 00


John H. Knowlton 125 ; Henry P. Brewer 125 .... 250 00


Chas F. Hawkins


125 ; - Enlisted Nov. 16, 1864.


125 00


$2,000 00


LIQUOR AGENCY.


David M. Hoyt, Agent, Dr.


By profits of Agency to March, 1865


47 39


" stock on hand 133 27


$180 66


RECAPITULATION.


Amount charged to Treasurer on first page. 12,056 40


Cr.


Expense of Schools 773 33


" Poor 1,247 52


Salaries and Fees .208 00


Roads. .343 80


Abatements 24 5L


Discount on Taxes 167 92


Incidental Expenses 1,262 05


Bounties


2,000 00


8


State Aid to Jan'y, 1865 1,908 00


State Tax 1,296 00


County Tax.


539 04


Deposited with State for security.


500 00


Outstanding order of 1863


7 20


Snow bills of 1863


1 92


Interest on Notes


753 50


Due from George B. Dodge. Collector, 1863. 5 00


F. R. Allen,


1864 94 09


66 D. M. Hoyt, liquor agent,. 180 66


$1,303 86


The Town is liable for Outstanding Orders


17 50


Cash Balance in favor of Town


$,1285 86


TOWN DEBT.


Notes for Money hired previous to March, 1864


815,772 00


the present year. .3,650 00


$19,422 00


Deduct amount of balance in Treasury


1,286 36


" State aid, due from State 1,908 00


3,194 36


Town Debt


$16,227 64


..


W. A. BROWN,


SELECTMEN JOHN WHIPPLE 2d, OF


ALVIN SMITH, HAMILTON.


HAMILTON, March 6th, 1865.




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