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Stock in the Newburyport city railroad. 74,200 00
Stock in the Newburyport and Amesbury horse railroad. .25,000 00
$147,600 00
RECAPITULATION.
Real estate
$ 87,200 00
School houses
97,500 00
Engine houses
16,100 00
Personal property
147,600 00
£348,400 00
19
150
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DETAILED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES For the year ending December 15, 1883.
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$14,000 00
CREDITS.
Cash from City of Boston. $21 25
Haverhill.
91 10
Lowell
42 90
66
66 Somerville
86 43
66
Salem
106 00
66
66
Holyoke 37 60
Cash from town of Amesbury 141 75
66
Georgetown 3 00
66
Merrimac. 24 75
66
66
Salisbury
147 97
66
66
Beverly
11 00
66
66 Cohasset
149 06
66
Rowley. 64 35
66 Waltham 222 30
66
Ipswich 77 00
66
sundry persons for board 886 26
sale of hay
82 75
66 sale of pigs
51 00
sale of potatoes 60 00
66 state for support, transportation
and burial of state paupers 433 78
2,740 25
Total amount appropriation and income .. 16,740 25 Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to balance account 295 93
Expenditures 16,444 32
151
POOR DEPARTMENT.
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor. JANUARY.
Estate of S. A. Smith, medicine $322 11
Henry R. Weitzel, burial of S. W. Haines 14 50
J. O. Taylor, provisions 78 88
J. M. Greenough, horse and buggy 39 50
A. F. Ross & Co., tobacco. 23 63
Telephone Co., use of telephone 12 00
S. Coker, oil, brushes, etc. 18 17
Peter Cusack, boots and shoes.
26 75
J. W. Evans & Co., making book-rest
1 00
Mary Ann Gerring, service at almshouse
12 00
Wm. H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons
181 50
Wm. H. Bayley, salary as clerk
62 50
Edward J. Lunt, service as keeper 43 56
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, 66 matron 8 33
Annie B. Hodgdon, services at almshouse 4 00
Charles Webber, 66 as cook 30 00
Lyman W. Lord, 66 teamster 48 00
Clara A. French, board of Charles Haines 20 00
200 25
George W. Colman, dressing hogs
12 00
Mottram & Furlong, fish .
7 25
Safford & Lunt, repairing clocks
6 25
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., box rent.
5 00
S. H. Safford, services as undertaker 91 00
P. H. Blumpey, groceries. 91 34
Paul Titcomb, grain, 37 18
S. H. Fowle, ink and envelopes 4 65
Hugh McGlew, attention to horse 7 50
Caleb C. Toppan, clothing 219 78
H. Z. Whittier, paper bags 10 53
Karl Castelhun, medicine.
75
J. C. Stanley, iron and rivets 58
Samuel March, groceries . 119 35
Lyman W. Lord, one hog, 271 lbs. at 9 cents 24 39
E. J. Currier, dressmaking 9 00
$1,793 23
George W. Hunt, groceries.
152
TREASURER'S REPORT.
FEBRUARY. /
Danvers Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons
$237 37
Ipswich
66
675 90
Northampton 66
49 77
Commmonwealth of Mass., "
66
. . 47 43
City of Malden,
5 25
Lowell,
66
19 75
Town of Dedham, 66
53 45
City of Lynn,
51 50
Boston 66
120 86
Town of Weymouth, 66
66
39 25
Town of Georgetown,
66
5 00
J. M. Akerman, provisions
176 91
Carr, Brown & Co., binding one bible
1 50
M. P. Perley, two dozen socks.
6 00
John G. Plummer, fish. 47 50
50 40
George H. Plummer, one shawl
1 75
J. N. Jaques, one bbl. soap 4 00
Henry P. Sargent, horse and buggy 9 50
George W. Hunt, groceries. 175 00
Davis & Littlefield, services rendered.
60
Alfred Wheeler, interring John A. Brown 14 50
Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 16 00
Plummer & Balch, one bbl. molasses 31 85
Charles R. Sargent, job on faucet.
25
John Sumner, repairing stoves, etc. 32 10
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper
42 66
Mrs. Ellen M. Lunt, services as matron 8 33
Annie Hodgdon, at almshouse
4 00
Lyman W. Lord,
as teamster 48 00
Charles Webber, 66
cook 30 00
William H. Bayley clerk 62 50
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons. 165 25
C. W. Learned & Co., disinfectant purifying powder 29 92
George E. Greeley, mending shovels, etc., 20 45
F. A. Janvrin, provisions. 30 38
Amount carried forward. $2,314 88
·
66 66
. . . . .
. . ...
George W. Blake, two hogs
153
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amouut brought forward. $2,314 88
Richardson Bros., “ 60 81
Levy & Co., colored quilts 34 00
William H. Huse & Co., Daily Herald
6 00
Elizabeth Gerrish, labor at almshouse 2 25
Hart Brothers, provisions ... 7 43
Thomas Merrill, supplies to William Rich 28 75
Joanna McEwing, services as nurse 30 00
Mary Ann Garron,
4 50
George W. Perkins, ten gallons clams 5 00
Paul Titcomb, grain. 29 30
J. J. & W. Woods, provisions 11 13
S. March, groceries, . 122 35
A. F. Ross & Co., coffee 23 95
Pearson Brothers, crackers 29 68
$2,710 03
MARCH.
Danvers Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons. 17 07
Northampton Insane Asylum, " 31 99
Town of Rowley, 66
89 89
Bradford, 6.
2 65
Salisbury, 66
55 20
City of Cambridge, 66 16 50
Charles T. Smith, & Co., ice. 37 18
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haines 16 00
George A. Greeley, mending tin ware. 12 60
Town of Beverly, supplies to sundry persons 5 80
Austin & Graves, two bbls. crackers 6 90
Isaac P. Noyes, stamps. 10 00
William H. Bayley, services as clerk .
62 50
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons.
173 30
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper
42 76
Lyman W. Lord, labor as teamster 48 00
Ellen J. Lunt, services as matron. 8 33
Annie Hodgdon, services at almshouse 4 00
Charles Webber, as cook 30 00
George W. Perkins, six gallons clams 3 00
Amount carried forward $ 673 61
154
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward $673 67
Wm. A. Johnson, dry goods. 50 66
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 20 00
Thomas P. Makinney, padlock, hooks and screws 7 79
James W. Welch, burying child 2 00
Wm. C. Plummer, tea . 88 20
Paul Titcomb, grain. 33 55
George W. Thomas, 125 lbs. tobacco
50 00
Henry R. Weitzel, burial of Michael Coffee
14 50
Mrs. E. D. Dore, board of Mrs. Coffin
10 00
Wm. A. Davis & Son, 6 pairs overalls 7 80
J. K. & F. H. Adams, one pig 10 00
C. E. Adams, provisions 145 04
George W. Hunt, groceries 61 51
$1,174 72
APRIL.
City of Haverhill, supplies to sundry persons $128 08
Town of Ashburnham, " 96 00
George P. Bishop, whips, etc. 8 75
Eagle Chemical Co., one barrel Eagle powder 30 20
S. Coker, sole leather. 5 62
J. N. Jaques, one barrel soap 4 00
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt
1 80
Danvers Lunatic Hospital, board of Daniel Creadon
2 79
Wm. H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons
172 20
Wm. H. Bayley, services as clerk
62 50
Lyman W. Lord, services as teamster
48 00
Charles Webber, services as cook. 41 66
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper . .
4 00
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, services as matron. 8 33
William C. Cuseck, boots and shoes 145 94
Mrs. Moray, services as nurse 14 00
T. W. Mitchell, repairing shoes 10 75
246 85
George W. Hunt, groceries.
William C. Plummer, groceries 83 08
P. H. Blumpey, 31 79
Amount carried forward $1,176 34
30 00
Annie Hodgdon, labor at almshouse
155
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,176 34
Charles W. Kimball, provisions 51 84
Paul Titcomb, grain. 27 05
Mrs. E. D. Dore, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
Telephone Co., rental of telephone. 8 00
S. H. Safford & Co., services as undertakers 63 50
George Lucy, horse hire .. 1 50
S. W. Colman, dressing hogs 6 00
Henry Barth, honing razors. 1 75
Estate of Sarah B. Lunt, clothing, sheets. 5 00
$1350 98
MAY.
Danvers Insane Asylum, board of sundry persons. $178 82
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, board of sundry persons .136 97
E. P. Pride, board of Louisa Massay 80 00
John Sumner, chimneys and wicks. 12 70
John H. Balch, wool carpets . . 47 79
David H. Cook, services rendered 2 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, padlock and screws. 13 89
Telephone Co., rental of telephone 8 00
George W. Warner, groceries 1 52
H. A. Wilson, groceries 28 08
Mrs. Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haines 36 00
J. Otis Winkley, milk. 90
George H. Plumer, buttons and cotton 21 61
City of Lowell, supplies to sundry persons. 13 95
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 198 60
services as clerk 62 50
Lyman W. Lord, services as teamster
48 00
Charles Webber, services as cook. 30 00
Miss Annie Hodgdon, 4 weeks services 4 00
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, services as matron 8 33
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper 41 66
George W. Hunt, groceries. 150 03
George E. Greeley, repairing tins . 11 15
E. F. Mitchell, board of Mrs. Nutter 21 00
Daniel G. Tilton, groceries. 2 62
Amount carried forward. $1,160 12
156
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $1,160 12
Mrs. E. D. Dore, board of Mrs. E. Coffin. 10 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 13 00
George W. Perkins, 3 gallons clams 1.50
Mrs. E. J. Currier, dressmaking 8 25
H. Z. Whittier, groceries 19 16
Charles W. Kimball, provisions 10 90
Paul Titcomb, grain. 45 15
William Holker & Co., lining and grates 15 10
JUNE.
1,283 18
Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 16 00
Moses Brown, cloth,. 15 71
D. D. Thurlow & Co., fish .. 20 99
J. F. Stickney, groceries. 2 37
Henry Cooper, board of Annie Kneeland
21 71
Alexander Townsend, services as nurse. 7 75
D. T. Batchelder, boots and rubbers 12 45
E. B. Dore, board of Mrs. E. Coffin. 12 50
Elizabeth Gerrish, repairing clothing, 7 days labor
5 25
Thomas P. Mackinney, seeds and fertilizers. 32 46 George W. Hunt, groceries. 85 97
City of Cambridge, aid rendered Mrs. H. Gurney 2 03
J. N. Jaques, one bbl. soap 4 00
A. F. Ross & Co., tobacco. 55 44
S. Coker,, brushes, rope, varnish and leather
24 96
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 8 00,
William H. Bayley, onc month service as clerk. 62 50
66 supplies to sundry persons .178 20
E. J. Lunt, services as keeper and car fare. 42 61
Ellen J. Lunt, one month services as matron. 8 33
Annie Hodgdon,
66
at almshouse
4 00
Lyman W. Lord,
66
as teamster 48 00
Charles Webber,
cook
30 00
Plummer & Balch, 55 gallons molasses 31 90
J. C. Stanley, hardware. . 8 78
112 42
William C. Plummer, groceries
32 80
Philip H. Blumpey, יי
Paul Titcomb, seeds. 24 68
Charles Noyes, salt, apples and ham 43 69
955 50
157
POOR DEPARTMENT.
JULY.
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 8 00
Henry R. Weitzel, services as undertaker 68 00
Elizabeth Gerrish, work on carpet and vest 4 88
J. N. Jaques, one barrel soap. . 4 00
Standard Paper Bag Co., paper bags
6 95
J. C. Stanley, pails and netting 4 98
City of Salem, supplies to Mrs. Joe Perkins 38 90
Castelhun & Hale, paper, envelopes and day book. 10 68
George W. Hunt, groceries .. 146 42
Charles H. North & Co., one barrel salt pork. 19 00
37 50
John G. Plummer, 1,000 pounds pollock .. 166 25
William H. Bayley, supplies to sundry persons one month services as clerk. 62 50
Edward J. Lunt, 1 month services as keeper and expenses .. 44 51
Mrs. Ellen J. Lunt, matron 8 33
Annie B. Hodgdon,
at almshouse 4 00
Lyman W. Lord, as teamster יי 48 00
Charles W. Webber, “
cook
30 00
Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 17 50
William Thurlow, one barrel pork. 23 00
Panl Titcomb, corn and feed. 18 00
Samuel March, groceries. 44 43
14 06
Tilton & Gerrish, one bag rice
William Holker & Co .. stove and elbow 30 62
860 51
AUGUST.
Danvers Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons 259 25
Ipswich 650 55
State of Massachusetts,
58 96
City of Boston, 66 66 66 161 19
George W. Hunt, groceries ... 144 24
A. F. Ross & Co., one barrel coffee 16 38
F. A. Davis, groceries . 1 00
Charles R. Titcomb, boots, shoes and slippers 71 90
George H. Plumer, dry goods 14 43
Amount carried forward. $1,377 90
20
158
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $1,377 90 John Pearson & Son, one box Arlington wheat biscuit. 3 59
Plumer & Balch, molasses and sugar 59 69
L. P. Hunt, corn beef. 118 94
Mrs. E. D. Dore, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 15 00
Mrs. Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes 20 00
William H. Huse & Co., printing envelopes 2 50
Moses M. Ross, sugar and flour 175 13
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., postage stamps. 11 00
George E. Greeley, making and repairing tinware 8 45
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin 7 50
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerrish, 4 days work at almshouse 3 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, hard ware and seeds 11 85
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 8 00
Sewell B. Noyes, bed. .
6 50
William H. Bailey, supplies to sundry persons 183 20
one month services as clerk. 62 50
Edward J. Lunt, keeper and expenses. 46 51
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, 66 66 as matron 8 33
Annie B. Hodgdon, 66
at almshouse 4 00
Charles Webber, 66 66
as cook.
30 00
Lyman W. Lord,
teamster
48 00
William C. Plummer, groceries, . 78 59
Philip H. Blumpey, one barrel sugar 28 63
Joseph Bartlett, 50 bushels white sand 10 00
Paul Titcomb, coin and meal . 33 05
Peter Cusack, services as undertaker 19 50
Pearson Brothers, crackers 39 38
2,420 74
SEPTEMBER.
City of Lynn, supplies to sundry persons 83 70
66 Malden, 31 25
66 Lowell, .. 66
22 47
66 Lawrence, 66
7 50
John H. Balch, carpet and matting. 16 51
Mrs. Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 20 00
Amount carried forward. $181 43
159
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $181 43
May Haskell, boarding Jane Austin. 38 00
William H. Bayley, one month services as clerk 62 50
clerk, supplies to sundry persons 167 25
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses. 59 71
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, 66 matron, one month 8 33
Lyman W. Lord,
66
teamster,
48 00
Annie B. Hodgdon,
66
at almshouse.
4 00
Charles Webber,
as cook at almshouse.
30 00
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone
8 00
Mrs. M. O'Brien, boarding Nora Giblin. 10 28
Mrs. Alexander Bragg, boarding Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin 10 00
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerrish, repairing clothing . 1 50
L. E. Pritchard, cap and hat 2 62
George W. Hunt, provisions 158 57
Paul Titcomb, corn and meal. 28 70
John F. Brian, harness work. 9 60
OCTOBER. 828 49
George W. Hunt, groceries. 161 58
William C. Plummer, " 140 32
Peter Cusack, services as undertaker 10 00
Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 25 00
Bridget White, washing clothes 8 10
E. W. Pearson, groceries and provisions 9 28
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 179 00
66 1 month service as clerk. 62 50
Edward J. Lunt,
keeper and expenses. 45 96
Ellen J. Lunt, 66
matron 8 33
Charles Webber, .
cook . 30 00
Annie Hodgdon,
at almshouse
4 00
Lyman W. Lord, 66 66 as teamster 48 00
8 00
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone
J. C. Stanley, hardware. 3 10
Mrs. Alexander Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., postage stamps 5 00
Paul Titcomb, grain. . 22 20
Ariel Pearson, house rent for two months 10 00
790 37
160
TREASURER'S REPORT.
NOVEMBER.
Danvers Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons .217 26
Commonwealth of Mass., 66 70 35
A. F. Ross & Co., 1 barrel coffee 18 24
J. N. Jaques, 1 barrel soap 4 00
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes
20 00
Paul Titcomb, grain .
36 05
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin
10 00
Levy & Co., dry goods.
57 11
S. H. Fowle, seven almanacs
42
George W. Hunt, groceries
177 46
H. Z. Whittier, 6 89
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt and bags 5 50
Town of Rowley, supplies to sundry persons 23 00
City of Lowell
66
28 87
David Cook, services rendered . 1 00
George E. Greeley, tinware and repairing tinware 59 30
T. W. Mitchell, repairing shoes. 14 47
Elizabeth Gerrish, labor at almshouse 5 25
C. T. Smith & Co., vinegar. 10 50
Henry Barth, services as barber 1 50
Plumer & Balch, groceries . 45 95
Standard Paper Bag Co., paper bags 1 53
Henry Cook, jr., books and stationery . 9 00
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 187 43 60 66 1 month service as clerk . 62 50
Annie B. Hodgdon,
at almshouse
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, 66
as matron
8 33
Edward J. Lunt,
66
keeper and expenses. 59 24
Lyman W. Lord,
66
teamster
48 00
Charles Webber,
66
cook.
30 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware 8 09
William Thurlow, 1 barrel pork. 19 00
4 00
B. & N. Telephone Co., rental of telephone 8 00
1,258 24
161
POOR DEPARTMENT.
DECEMBER.
C. B. Graves & Co., board of J. Knight and nurse 203 91
Mrs. Clara A. French, Charlie Haynes 21 40
Mrs. Alexander Bragg, E. Coffin 10 00
A. F. Ross & Co., coffee 3 00
Emma F. Mitchell, board of Mrs. Nutter 24 00
James J. Healey, attendance on William Buzwell 80 00
City of Gloucester, services rendered 6 89
66 Salem, 23 00
Peter Cusack, services as undertaker
14 50
Nelson French, vinegar.
9 50
Lydia E. Pritchard, supplies.
11 36
J. M. Greenough, services of hacks
28 25
Philip H. Blumpey, groceries
66 77
Piper & Sawyer, premium on policy.
19 00
B. & N. Telephone Co., use of telephone
8 75
Ireland & Trefethen, chairs . 14 00
Lord Brothers, window screens. 5 40
D. D. Thurlow & Co., fish. 33 28
William H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons
services as clerk.
62 50
Lyman W. Lord,
teamster
48 00
Mrs. E. J. Lunt,
66
matron 8 33
cook 30 00
Annie Hodgdon, 166
at almshouse 4 00
3 00
Mrs. E. J. Currier, 66 dressmaking 9 38
Paul Titcomb, grain .
41 60
J. F. Bryant, whip and socket. 1 40
1,018 33
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January. . $1,793 23
66 February 2,710 03
March 1,174 72
April 1,350 98
Amount carried forward. $7,028 96
174 50
E. J. Lunt,
keeper
52 61
Charles Webber,
Mrs. E. Gerrish,
162
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $7,028 96
Bills paid in May
1,283 18
June
955 50
July
860 51
66 August.
2,420 74
September 828 49
66 October 790 37
66 November 1,258 24
66 December 1,018 33
Total expenditures for year ending Dec. 15, 1883. $16,444 32
163
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriations $22,000 00
CREDITS.
State school fund ... .$254 52
1 year's int. on Brown fund, to Mar. 4, 1883. . 675 00
J. F. Young, secretary, fees from non-resident school children . 62 04
Stephen Collins, secretary, fees from non-resi-
ident school children 179 00
Cash from E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court 40 00 1 210 56
$23,210 56
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to · balance accounts. 577 62
Expenditures $23,788 18
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the School Committee.
JANUARY.
George E. Gay, services as teacher $170 00
O. B. Merrill,
66
120 00
Gardner Balch,
70 00
A. A. Senter,
60 00
N. A. Moulton,
100 00
Abby Short,
35 00
M. J. Bradley,
35 00
Eva J. Smith,
66
33 83
M. E. Bartlett,
35 00
H. C. Piper,
35 00
M. E. Jaques,
30 00
O. H. Olmstead, 32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
35 00
William P. Lunt,
100 00
Addie K. Hale,
31 33
Amount carried forward. $1,022 66
164
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward .. $1,022 66
A. L. Coffin,
salary as teacher 42 50
E. M. Lander,
35 00
P. G. Craig,
42 50
Susie B. Lowell,
35 00
S. B. Chute, 66
75 00
E. Frothingham, 66
35 00
S. D. Toppan, 66
42 50
A. A. Somerby,
66
35 00
Carrie M. Clement,
66
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, 66
30 00
A. A. Currier,
66
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell,
66
32 50
Mary E. Estes,
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
27 50
Helen M. Currier,
35 00
Belle B. Emerton, 66
32 50
M. N. Gray,
35 00
S. Whitmore,
29 50
Nellie Stanton,
32 50
C. J, Edgerly, 66
35 00
Carrie M. Bayley,
66
32 50
Susan J. Adams,
66
32 50
F. L. Pettigrew,
35 00
Flora Pettigrew,
32 50
Lizzie H. Cheever,
45 00
Alice M. Leach,
66
32 50
F. E. Pettingell,
66
1 17
E. A. Dodge, 66
1 17
Jeanette N. Balch,
2 50
Hannah H. Page,
3 00
Edward W. Noyes, printing examination papers
6 00
Evans, Sleeper & Woodbury. . 15 00
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor 30 00
Morris C. Corcoran, sweeping school house 16 00
S. K. Gilman, services as truant officer 25 00
Safford & Lunt, repairing clocks. 6 00
Amount carried forward $2,075 50
165
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $2,075 50
George W. Hunt, pails and brooms
20 65
Charles E. Ash, building fires. 12 00
Mrs J. B. Porter, sweeping schools 14 58
Lord Brothers, curtain fixtures 1 87
John F. Young, services as secretary
50 00
Charles H. Johnson, school books 6 75
22 86
A. B. Dearborn, services as agent. 25 00
William Rich, building fires.
4 00
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping schools
6 25
N. N. Withington, preparing school report
50 00
$2,289 46
FEBRUARY.
George E. Gay,
services as teacher 170 00
Oliver B. Merrill,
120 00
Gardner P. Balch,
70 00
A. A. Senter,
60 00
N. A. Moulton,
100 00
Abby Short,
66
35 00
M. J. Bradley,
35 00
Eva J. Smith,
35 00
M. L. Bartlett,
35 00
H. C. Piper,
32 50
M. E. Jaques,
32 50
A. H. Olmstead,
32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton, 66
35 00
William P. Lunt,
100 00
Addie K. Hale,
35 00
A. L. Coffin,
42 50
E. M. Lander,
66
35 00
P. G. Craig,
42 50
Susie B. Lowell,
35 00
S. B. Chute,
75 00
E. Frothingham,
35 00
Amount carried forward . 21
$1,292 50
Paul A. Merrill, brushes and pails
166
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount carried forward.
$1,292 50
S. D. Toppan,
services as teacher 42 50
A. Somerby,
35 00
Carrie M. Clement, 66
35 00
Cora B. Lougee,
32 50
A. A. Currier,
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell, 66
32 50
Mary E. Estes,
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
32 50
Helen M. Currier,
35 00
Belle P. Emerton,
66
32 50
Mrs. N. M. Gray
66
35 00
C. J. Edgerly,
66
35 00
S. Whitmore,
37 50
Nellie Stanton,
32 50
Carrie M. Bayley,
66
32 50
Susie I. Adams, 66
32 50
Frances J. Pettigrew,
35 00
Florence Pettigrew,
32 50
Lizzie H. Cheever,
42 50
. Alice M. Leach, 32 50 66
Jonathan Wells, building fires
11 25
11 25
M. C. Teel & Son, printing cards.
8 50
E. A. W. Pearson, services as teacher 7 00
A. C. Richardson, 4 66
Boston School Supply Co., school supplies 10 50
Delia Woodward, services washing. 1 00
Mrs. John B. Porter, sweeping schools 14 58
Charles E. Ash, building fires. . 12 00
Mrs. Mary J. Mills, sweeping schools 15 00
William H. Huse & Co., advertising. 56 00
Eben P. Allen, services as janitor . 27 50 Fred P. Hinckley, 34 90
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping schools
6 25
William Rich,
4 00
George B. Johnson, 5 gallons ink
6 25
Lord Brothers, curtain fixtures.
26 43
George H. Stevens, cash paid .. 4 00
Charles H. Johnson, school books 3 37
$2,251 94
167
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
MARCH.
George E. Gay,
services as teacher 170 00
O. B. Merrill,
120 00
Gardner P. Balch,
70 00
A. A. Senter,
60 00
Nathan A. Moulton,
66
100 00
Abby Short,
35 00
Martha J. Bradley,
66
35 00
Eva J. Smith, 66
35 00
M. L. Bartlett,
66
35 00
Hattie C. Piper,
66
36 50
M. E. Jaques,
29 50
A. H. Olmstead,
66
32 50
George W. Brown,
66
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
35 00
William P. Lunt,
66
100 00
Addie K. Hale,
30 00
A. L. Coffin,
66
40 75
M. E. Lander,
19 83
P. G. Craig,
42 50
Susie B. Lowell,
66
35 00
Sarah B. Chute,
75 00
E. Frothingham,
66
35 00
S. D. Toppan,
66
42 50
A. Somerby,
35 00
Carrie M, Clement,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, 66
27 50
A. A. Currier,
66
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell,
66
32 50
M. E. Estes,
66
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
66
22 50
Helen M. Currier,
66
35 00
Belle B. Emerton,
32 50
Mrs. M. N. Gray,
35 00
C. J. Edgerly,
35 00
S. Whitmore,
66
35 00
Nellie Stanton,
60
32 50
Amount carried forward. $1,741 58
168
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward .. $1,741 58
Carrie M. Bayley, services as teacher,
32 50
Susan I, Adams, 66
32 50
Frances J. Pettigrew, 66
35 00
Florence Pettigrew,
16 50
Lizzie H. Cheever,
47 50
Alice M. Leach,
32 50
Hannah H. Page,
66
32 92
F. E. Pettingell,
1 00
J. Balch, 3 00
Henry Cook, jr., envelopes and paper 11 50
Joseph C. Lunt, building fires . 30 00
Mrs. John B. Porter, sweeping schools 14 58
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor 30 00
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping schools 6 25
E. H. Knapp, et als, supplying water to schools 4 00
$2,071 33
APRIL.
George E. Gay,
services as teacher $170 00
O. B. Merrill,
120 00
Gardner P. Balch,
70 00
A. A. Senter, 66
60 00
N. A. Moulton,
100 00
Abby Short, 66
35 00
M. J. Bradley, 66
35 00
Eva J. Smith,
35 00
M. L. Bartlett,
35 00
H. C. Piper,
66
35 00
M. E. Jaques, 66
26 00
A. H. Olmstead, 66
32 50
George W. Brown, 66
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
35 00
William P. Lunt,
100 00
Addie K. Hale,
32 50
A. L. Coffin,
42 50
E. M. Lander,
66
33 83
P. G. Craig,
66
42 50
Amount carried forward
$1,139 83
169
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,139 83
Susie B. Lowell,
services as teacher 35 00
Sarah B. Chute,
75 00
E. Frothingham,
35 00
S. D. Toppan,
42 50
A. Somerby,
35 00
C. M. Clement,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee,
30 00
A. A. Currier,
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell,
32 50
M. E. Estes,
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
27 50
Helen M. Currier,
35 00
Belle B. Emerton,
32 50
Mrs. M. N. Gray,
35 00
C. J. Edgerly,
35 00
S. Whitmore,
34 50
Nellie Stanton,
66
28 00
Carrie M. Bayley,
32 50
Susie I. Adams,
32 50
Frances J. Pettigrew,
35 00
Florence Pettigrew,
32 50
Lizzie H. Cheever,
45 00
Alice M. Leach,
32 50
M. E. Cogswell,
11 50
Hannah H. Page, 66
1 17
Charles E. Ash, building fires ... 24 00
A. and E. Burton & Co., 1-2 dozen feather dusters 9 25
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor
30 00
Mrs. John B. Porter, sweeping schools. 12 50
S. K. Gilman, services as truant officer 25 00
Jonathan Wells, building fires 22 50
2 50
George W. Hunt, pails
William Rich, building fires. 8 25
Thomas P. Mackinney, lock and shovel . . 63
$2,114 63
170
TREASURER'S REPORT.
MAY.
George E. Gay,
salary as teacher $170 00
Oliver B. Merrill,
120 00
Luther Dame,
. 6
70 00
A. A. Senter,
60 00
Nathan A. Moulton,
..
100 00
Abby Short,
35 00
Martha J. Bradley,
32 67
Eva J. Smith,
66
30 33
M. L. Bartlett,
35 00
Hattie C. Piper,
66
35 00
M. E. Jaques,
28 50
A. H. Olmstead,
32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
35 00
William P. Lunt,
66
100 00
Addie K. Hale,
29 00
A. L. Coffin.
66
42 50
Emma M. Lander,
35 00
P. G. Craig,
66
42 50
Susie B. Lowell,
35 00.
S. B. Chute,
75 00
E. Frothingbam,
35 00
S. D. Toppan,
66
42 50
A. Somerby,
35 00
C. M. Clement,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee,
30 00
A. A. Currier,
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell,
66
32 50
Mary E. Estes,
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
30 00
Helen M. Currier,
35 00
Belle B. Emerton,
32 50
Mrs. M. N. Gray,
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