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City Railroad. 74,200 00
New school house. 30,000 00
Sinking Fund com 43,723 45
$517,815 58
$517,815 58
Sinking fund
43,723 45
1883. 10,841 62
Horse Railroad loan 25,000 00
$66 68
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE.
City Hall, brick, Brown square ..
$50,000 00
Market House, brick, Market square. 19,700 00
Almshouse, brick, outbuildings and land 12,000 00
Land on Low street, Powder-house lot
1,500 00
66 Davenport lot ..
1,500 00
66
Hill
Coffin lot.
1,000 00
66 High and Wesley streets
50 00
Gravel pit on North Atkinson street.
800 00
Gravel pit and land on Coffin's court.
350 00
Hearse house, pounds, and gun.
400 00
Gravel pit on Greenleaf street.
2,000 00
Ferry-ways, and right of way of same
100 00
Two burial grounds
3,000 00
Pond street property
2,500 00
£94,900 00
SCHOOL HOUSES.
Brick school house on Hancock street.
$4,900 00
66
School
66
12,000 00
Temple
66
3,500 00
State
66
500 00
66
66
High
66
1,800 00
66
66 Congress
66
5,000 00
66
66
Wesley
3,200 00
66
66
Forrester
66
S,000 00
66
corner High and Aubin street. 41,000 00
Wooden school house on Purchase street.
200 00
66
66
3,500 00
66
900 00
Two wooden school houses on Congress street.
3,000 00
66
Ashland
3,000 00
66
Bromfield
7,000 00
66
Charles
$97,500 00
53
SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
ENGINE HOUSES.
No. 2 engine house on Water street ..
$1,600 00
3
Congress street. 5,000 00
6
Monroe 1,000 00
7
Merrimac 66
2,500 00
8 Purchase 6.
2,500 00
Hook and ladder and hose house on Pleasant street. 3,500 00
$16,100 00
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Furniture in City Hall, Market Hall and engine houses. 4,000 00 Three steamers, three hand engines, hook and ladder, hose carriages,
hose, hooks, ladders, hydrants, etc. .34,000 00 Furniture, stores, fuel, tools, farming implements and animals in and about almshouse and outbuildings. 6,500 00
Standard weights and measures 300 00
Ten horses. 2,500 00
Carts, sleds, harnesses, etc. 1,100 00
Stock in the Newburyport city railroad .
74,200 00
Stock in the Newburyport and Amesbury horse railroad. 25,000 00
Fire alarm.
4,000 00
151,600 00
RECAPITULATION.
Real estate.
94,900 00
School houses
97,500 00
Engine houses
16,100 00
Personal property
151,600 00
360,100 00
54
TREASURER'S REPORT.
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 20, 1884.
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation.
$14,000 00
CREDITS.
Cash from City of Boston. $ 9 07
66 Cambridge
9 00
·
66 Lowell.
28 95
66
66 Lawrence.
110 08
Salem
46 00
Fall River.
8 25
66
66 Haverhill
119 94
66
66 Somerville
96 79
66
66 Malden
76 50
66
66 Gloucester. 58 25
66
66 Waltham. 314 64
Cash from town of Georgetown
4 50
66
66
Essex
108 48
66
66
Amesbury, 72 00
66
66
Danvers ..
2 25
66
66
Merrimac. 47 25
66
Cohasset
171 40
66
66
Salisbury
99 92
66
66
West Newbury. 28 00
66
66 Ipswich.
82 25
66
66 Truro. 4 50
66 Beverly. 60 00
55
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Cash sundry persons for board. 924 58
sale of hay. 337 90
sale of pigs.
10 00
sale of potatoes, etc.
80 00
state of Mass. for support, transporta- tion, and burial state paupers. 357 55 3,268 05
Total amount appropriation and income 17,268 05
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account. 1,159 21
Expenditures 18,427 26
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor. JANUARY.
Lewis Toppan, supplies to sundry persons. $234. 88
Est. Richard Welch, 223 40
Richardson Brothers, 66 467 90
A. F. Ross & Co., ،، 66 181 27
Wm. A Johnson, 66 6.6
24 45
P. H. Blumpey, 66 26 89
George W. Hunt, לי 303 23
H. R. Weitzel, services as undertaker 41 25
Merrimac Clothing Co., clothing
21 25
Henry Cook, jr., stationery. 5 40
J. N. Jaques, barrel soap. 4 00
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes. 26 60
Samuel March, sugar. 31 45
George. E. Greeley, making and repairing tin ware 13 50
Amount carried forward. $1,605 47
56
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $1,605 47
W. H. Bayley, services as cierk. 62 50
W. H. Bayley, clerk, supplies to sundry persons 157 50
E. J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses. 47 91
Annie B. Hodgdon, labor at almshouse
4 00
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, services as matron.
8 33
Lyman W. Lord, services as teamster. 48 00
Mrs. F. W. Butman, services as dressmaker 9 75
John C. Harris, 18 gallons clams. 9 00
Charles Webber, services as cook .. 30 00
Chas. E. Atkinson, supplies to sundry persons. 80 49
W. C. Putney,
80 85
D. T. Batchelder,
66
8 50
A. H. Geary, 66
1 50
Wm. C. Plummer, 66 66
119 93
N. E. Telephone Co., service. 16 25
John Sumner, supplies. 32 85
6 39
S. Coker,
6 53
Safford & Lunt, 6 50
Mrs. Alex. Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 12 50
Chas. L. Davis, supplies to sundry persons. 369 28
J. F. Bryan, blankets. etc 6 00
Paul Titcomb, grain. 70 05
$2,801 88
FEBRUARY.
Danvers Insane Asylum, supplies to sundry persons $298 60
Ipswich Insane Asylum,
66
911 34
Commonwealth of Mass,,
66
43 93
City of Malden,
66 35 25
City of Boston, 66
66
66
166 34
City of Lowell,
66
28 45
"Town of Hyde Park, 60
36 65
W. H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies.
174 25
salary as clerk.
62 50
E. J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses 44 76
Amount carried forward. $1,802 07
:
T. P. Makinney,
57
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,802 09
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, 1 month's services as matron. 8 33
Lyman W. Lord, 1 month's services as teamster 50 00
Charles Webber, 1 month's services as cook. 30 00
Anna B. Hodgdon, labor at almshhuse 4 00
Mrs. N. F. Butman, dressmaking. 4 50
Mrs. Alex. Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin .. 10 00
George W. Hunt, groceries.
297 87
George E. Greeley, stock and labor
10 20
Peter Cusack, services as undertaker 10 00
Richardson Brothers, groceries 30 30
Wm. C. Cuseck, boots and shoes 203 20
Mrs. Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes 20 00
John H. Curran, shoeing horses, etc. 49 06
Moses Brown, dry goods. 4 88
P. H. Blumpey, groceries. 8 39
Paul Titcomb, grain .. 42 10
S. H. Safford & Co., services as undertaker 126 00
Jolin G. Plummer, 1000 pounds pollock. 40 00
John Pearson & Son, pilot bread. 4 95
C. E. Plummer, cloaks 20 00
J. N. Jaques, barrel soap
4 00
Wm. Holker & Co., repairing water pot 50
E. Donahoe, shoeing etc. 14 75
J. M. Greenough, backs. . 9 75
C. R. Titcomb, boots and shoes. 43 15
D. T. Batchelder, boots and rubbers.
3 65
Merrimac Beef Co., beef, pork, etc 161 80
C. E. Adams & Co., pork .. 132 03
Tilton & Gerrish, barrel sugar 16 24
Pearson Brothers, common crackers. 36 36
$3,198 08
MARCH.
Town of Beverly, supplies to sundry persons
$32 00
Rowley,
46 30
Amount carried forward $ 78 30
58
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. .$ 78 30
Town of Weymouth, supplies to sundry persons. 61 10
66 Ipswich, 18 69
Salisbury, 66
29 25
Dedham, 66 65 30
City of Lynn,
81 80
66 Fall River, 66
2 00
William H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies
$162 65
one month's services as clerk 62 50
E. J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses 47 11
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, services as matron 8 33
Lyman W. Lord, teamster. 50 00
Annie Hodgdon, labor at almshouse 4 00
Charles Webber, services as cook.
30 00
Mrs. W. F. Butman; services as dressmaker 3 75
William C. Plumer, groceries . 82 22
John C. Harris, 12 gallons of clams 6 00
Albert Titcomb, 4 barrels of apples.
10 75
H. Z. Whittier, paper bags and twine
4 32
B. & N. Telephone Co., use of telephone
8 60
George W. Hunt, groceries 247 40
M. P. Perley, dry goods 12 83
J. N. Frost, ice ..
28 25
J. N. Jaques, barrel of soap.
4 00
Mary Dunn, services at William Grover 2 00
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board at Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
C. A. French, board of Charlie Haynes 20 00
C. W. Leonard & Co., one barrel of disinfectant powder .. 29 03
William B. Porter, use of wagon 9 00
Paul Titcomb, grain. 36 00
Henry Barth, honing razors 1 75
1,216 94
APRIL.
City of Cambridge, supplies to sundry persons 2 03
Henry Cook, jr,, stationery . 6 66
Philip H. Blumpey, sugar and oil 31 15
Amount carried forward. $ 39 84
59
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $39 84
George E. Greeley, tinware and repairs 10 00
George W. Hunt. groceries. 110 24
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., use of telephone
16 25
S. H. Safford, services as undertaker 83 00
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., box rent and stamps 5 50
James K. Adams, one pig. 18 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, stock .
15 60
H. N. Marshall & Son, 1,000 lbs. pollock
36 00
A. F. Ross & Co., coffee.
64 40
E. F. Little, straw .
13 07
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes
25 00
William H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies services as clerk. 62 50 63 38
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses
Ellen J. Lunt, services as matron. 8 33
Annie B. Hodgdon, services at almshouse.
4 00
Lyman W. Lord, services as· teamster
50 00
Charles Webber, 6 cook .
30 00
Mrs. W. F. Butman, 66 dressmaker 4 50
Jane B. Robinson, rent of house 10 00
Warren C. Putney, provisions 39 53
Charles E. Atkinson, dry goods 14 51
E. G. Plumer, milk.
14 50
Mrs. Alexander Bragg, board of Mrs. Coffin
10 00
Paul Titcomb, grain
26 50
C. E. Adams, pork
144 83
M. M. Ross, sugar
21 65
John F. Bryan, stock and labor 1 95
MAY. 1,109 33
Danvers Insane Asylum, board of sundry persons 343 28
George E. Greeley, stock and labor 16 50
Daniel Hurley, one cow and calf. 70 00
George Montgomery, professional services 60 00
S. W. Colman, dressing hogs. 18 00
William H. Huse & Co., Herald and printing. 16 00
Amount carried forward $523 78
166 25
60
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $523 78
J. N. Jaques, one barrel of soap. 4 00
Charles Cullen, 125 barrels of flour 718 75
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes
20 00
Merrimac Beef Co., beef. 95 75
J. A. Adams, teaming flour 3 75
C. Kelliher, to house rent.
4 00
Mrs. W. F. Butman, services as dressmaker
5 25
W. H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies 62 50
William H. Bayley, one month s services as clerk.
49 94
Ellen J. Lunt, matron 8 33
Charles Webber, 66 cook.
30 00
Annie B. Hodgdon, at almshouse 4 00
Lyman W. Lord, 66 as teamster 50 00
William C. Plummer, groceries 90 35
William H. Campbell, boots. 2 75
Estate John H. Curran, bolts, sharpening shoes, etc 5 90
Jane B. Robinson, rent of house. 4 00
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin. 10 00
Paul Titcomb, grain. 36 15
William A. Johnson, dry goods 43 91
1,940 36
JUNE.
Commonwealth of Mass., support of sundry persons. 141 86
City of Lowell, supplies to snndry persons . 9 95
66 Cambridge, 66 19 37
Haverhill, . 6 66
21 29
John Pearson & Son, crackers and pilot bread. 52 65
Joseph Moulton, coffee cups aud saucers 1 65
J. O. Akerman, meat and milk. 16 06
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes 21 30
A. F. Ross & Co., coffee. 117 15
George W. Hunt, groceries 118 76
J. M. Greenough, use of hack. 18 25
Samuel March, groceries. 94 72
Amount carried forward $633 01
167 25
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses
61
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward . $633 01
Charles Noyes, curing and smoking hams
29 76
E. G. Nason, one-half ton oat straw 8 00
W. H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies, .
168 25
W. H. Bayley, 1 month's services as clerk
62 50
E. J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses 49 81
Ellen J. Lunt, services as matron. 8 33
L. W. Lord, services as teamster 50 00
Charles Webber, services as cook. 30 00
George Lucy, use of hack .. 50
Mrs. C. Kelleher, for house rent. 4 00
Mrs. Alexander Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
T. W. Mitchell, repairing shoes 14 40
Plummer & Balch, molasses. 55 65
Jane B. Robinson, for house rent. 4 00
Paul Titcomb, grain and seed 13 98
John F. Bryan, stock and labor 7 40
N. E. Telephone Co., use of telephone. 16 00
Annie B. Hodgdon, work at almshouse 4 00
$1169 59
JULY.
P. H. Blumpey, groceries . $ 57 26
T. P. Mackinney, hardware. 18 49
Standard Bag Company, paper bags. 5 33
S. B. Carter, insurance. 5 00
H. Cook, jr., box of pens. 75
Est. A. J. Atkinson, medicine. 72 30
C. R. Sargent, repairing meat chopper. 1 00
Jere Cashman, use of hay wagon .. 4 50
George E. Greeley, stock and labor. 12 65
Eagle Chemical Co., barrel Eagle Mills powder. 32 00
Henry Barth, honing razors and cutting hair. 3 50
W. H. Bayley, services as clerk. 62 50
W. H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies 161 50
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses 43 54
Mrs. Ellen J. Lunt, services as matron 8 33
Annie B. Hodgdon, work at almshouse 4 00
Amuont carried forward. $492 65
9
62
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $492 65
Lyman W. Lord, services as teamster 50 00
Charles Webber, services as cook. 30 00
Mary Lynch, 28 quarts milk
1 68
Mrs. C. Kelleher, 1 month's house rent 4 00
Merrimac Beef Co., beef. 45 86
Richardson Brothers, groceries. 26 07
Charles Noyes, 3 bushels of salt. 1 23
Mrs. Jane D. Robinson, 1 month's house rent. 4 00
Henry R. Weitzel, undertaking 41 25
Newburyport Water Company, water 56 50
George W. Hunt, groceries. 117 63
W. C. Putney, provisions. 59 11
Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 25 00
Paul Titcomb, grain .. . 35 10
Mrs. Alex. Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 12 50
Isaac P. Noyes, P. M., box rent and stamps 10 50
$1,013 08
AUGUST.
Danvers Insane Asylum, board of patients. $451 07
Ipswich Insane Asylum, board of patients. 645 36
Commonwealth Massachusetts, board of patients, etc 76 36
City of Boston, supplies to sundry persons 173 81
Malden, 66
45 00
66 Lawrence, 66 2 00
Fall River, 66 66
5 00
W. H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies . 170 75
66 services as clerk. 62 50
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses
42 11
Ellen J. Lunt, 66 matron. 8 33
Lyman W. Lord, 66 teamster 50 00
Charles Webber, 66 cook. 30 00
Mrs. W. F. Butman, 66 dressmaker 4 50
J. K. Adams, vinegar. . 9 00
C. A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 20 00
·John G. Plumer, 1,000 pollock 32 50
Amount carried forward $1,828 29
63
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $1,328 29
George H. Plumer. dry goods
39 91
George E. Greeley, stock and labor 22 20
George [Brookings, one month's labor 15 00
David H. Cook, use of bull 3 00
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware. 6 87
N. E. Telephone Co., use of telephone 16 45
Mrs. J. B. Robinson, one month's house rent. 4 00
J. A. Rand, milk .. 3 48
Mrs. C. Kelliher, one month house rent 4 00
Paul Titcomb, grain. 29 25
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
1,982 45
SEPTEMBER.
John C. Stanley, cultivator, forks, rakes, etc.
11 45
George W. Hunt, groceries 202 18
R. M. Perley, five gallons of rum 8 00
A. F. Ross & Co., coffee. .44 93
William H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies
158 50
one month's services as clerk 62 50
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses
45 67
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, 66 matron
8 33
Lyman W. Lord, services as teamster
50 00
Charles Webber, 66 cook. 30 00
City of Springfield, supplies to sundry persons 14 59
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt. 2 70
City of Lynn, supplies to sundry persons
66 50
John H. Balch, straw carpet. 10 20
Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 20 00
Mrs. W. F. Butman, services as dressmaker 5 25
John F. Bryan, stock and labor 4 15
Mrs. C. Kelliher, one month's house rent.
4 00
Moses H. Fowler, groceries 43 78
H. Z. Whittier, 26 59
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. Elizabeth Coffin 10 00
Philip H. Blumpey, sugar 21 81
Amount carried forward. $ 851 13,
64
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. 851 13
D. D. Thurlow, fish 68 96
James B. Robinson, house rent. 4 08
J. A. Rand, milk 1 86
Paul Titcomb, grain
25 60
W. C. Putney, provisions 137 58
Willlam B. Porter, use of double team 16 25
Telephone Co., use of telephone 8 50
1,113 88
OCTOBER.
John Pearson & Son, pilot bread and crackers 42 44
A. J. Rand, milk . 1 80
Amos H. Geary, hats .. 21 80
A. F. Ross & Co., tea and coffee 54 20
Clara A. French, boarding Charlie Haynes 25 00
J. M. Akerman, milk . 11 04
City of Boston, supplies to sundry persons 39 00
L. D. Whalen, labor on burying. lot. 5 00
Peter Cusack, services as undertaker 29 50
William H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies 155 50
William H. Bayley, one month's services as clerk. 62 50
E. J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses
45 16
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, " matron
8 3S
Mrs. W. F. Butman, services as dressmaker
8 25
Charles Webber,
cook
30 00
Lyman W. Lord, teamster 50 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone.
8 00
William H. Campbell, two pair of boots
3 25
Plumer & Balch, molasses. .
25 44
Henry Barth, cutting hair, shaving, and sharpening razors S. Coker, hardware
2 70
19 74
William C. Plummer, groceries
68 24
McGlew Bros., shoeing horses .
27 75
Jane B. Robinson, one month's house rent
4 00
William A. Johnson, dry goods 46 92
Paul Titcomb, grain 47 40
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
Paul A. Merrill, groceries 16 87
869 83
65
POOR DEPARTMENT.
NOVEMBER.
Danvers Insane Asylum, board of patients. 395 12
Richardson Bros., groceries and provisions. 7 96
J. M. Greenough, use of hack and horse and carriage. 21 50
William C. Cuseck, boots and shoes . 25 10
William Huff, cabbage and tomato plants
William H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies
66 services as clerk
62 50
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses
44 32
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, matron
8 33
Lyman W. Lord, teamster
50 CO
Charles Webber, cook . 30 00
65
G. K. Billows, groceries 65 00
John Randall, board of Ezekiel Pulsifer
9 00
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes
20 00
George W. Hunt, pork, fish, etc
127 25
George Lucy, use of back 1 00
Thomas P. Mackinney. hardware 11 91
William H. Campbell, boots and shoes
4 00
George E. Greeley, wash boiler, labor, etc 15 65
T. W. Mitchell, repairing shoes. 12 20
Jane B. Ropinson, one month's house rent 4 .00
A. F. Ross & Co., tobacco 31 50
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
Paul Titcomb, grain 28 20
$1,110 59
DECEMBER.
City of Salem, supplies to sundry persons $32 78
Joseph Bartlett, white sand 6 60
John P. Squire & Co., pork 68 00
S. B. Carter, insurance. 19 00
110 39
M. M. Ross, sugar, pork, etc.
12 60
McGlew Bros., shoeing horses
William H. Bayley, clerk, cash supplies
161 50
.66 65 one month's services as clerk. 62 50
Amount carried forward. $473 37
4 30
170 00
Charles R. Sargent, labor on hose and brass pipe.
66
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $ 473 37
Edward J. Lunt, services as keeper and expenses.
44 64
Mrs. E. J. Lunt, matron 8 33
Lyman W. Lord, teamster. 50 00
Charles Webber, cook . 30 00
Lawrence House of Correction. to board. 1 43
Jane B. Robinson, one month house rent ..
4 00
Mrs. Alex Bragg, board of Mrs. E. Coffin 10 00
Cephus Foman, board of Mrs. Morrison
10 50
Willard J. Hale, dry goods 4 69
J. J. McDonald, milk.
3 36
Charles E. Plummer, overcoats, suits, etc.
49 50
Thomas P. Mackinney, meat chopper, files, etc
17 80
Foster, Weeks & Co., beans. 18 25
Telephone Co., use of telephone. 8 00
Henry Barth, honing razors and cutting hair.
2 00
Clara A. French, board of Charlie Haynes 27 20
10 00
Elizabeth Gerrish, work at almshouse.
4 13
Henry Z. Whittier, bags, groceries, etc
12 63
Paul Titcomb, grain 33 40
7 52
Mrs. John Randall, board of Ezekiel Pulsifer
14 00
Newburyport Water Co., use of water at almshouse
56 50
901 25
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid in January
2,801 88
February
3,198 08
March
1,216 94
April
1.109 33
May.
1,940 36
6.6 June
1.169 59
July
1,013 08
66 August.
1,982 45
September
1,113 88
66 October
869 83
66 November.
1,110 59
December 901 25
Total expenditures for vear ending December 20, 1884. . 18,427 26
Peter Cusack, services as undertaker
George H. Plumer, dry goods.
67
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation.
$21.000.00
CREDITS.
State school fund .$269 25
Year's interest Brown fund to Mar. 4, 84. 675 00
Stephen Collins, secretary, fees from non- resident school children. 118 50
D. T. Woodwell, agent, school books.
78 32
Boston School Supply Co., bill
5 80
1,146 87
Total appropriation and income. 22,146 87
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance account. 4,073 12
Expenditures
$26,219 99
EXPENDITURES.
Anthorized by the School Committee. JANUARY.
Charles D. Seelye, services as teacher
$150 00
Oliver B. Merrill,
66
120 00
Luther Dame,
70 00
Annette A. Senter,
66
60 00
Nathan A. Moulton,
65
100 00
Abbie Short,
66
35 00
Martha J. Bradley,
$6
35 00
Eva J. Smith,
35 00
Mary L. Bartlett,
35 00
Hattie C. Piper,
66
34 00
Mary E. Jaques,
30 50
Alice H. Olmstead,
66
32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
66
35 00
William P. Lunt,
66
100 00
Amount carried forward
$972 00
68
TREASURER'S REPORT,
Amount brought forward. $972 00
Addie K. Hale, services as teacher
35 00
Sarah B. Chute,
71 50
Ellen Frothingham,
66
35 00
Anna L. Coffin,
41 33
Emma L. Lander,
12 83
Priscilla G. Craig,
66
42 50
Susie B. Lowell,
35 00
Serena D. Toppan, ٠،
42 50
Agnes A. Somerby,
66
35 00
Carrie M. Clement, 66
35 00
Cora B. Longee,
32 50
Anna A. Currier,
66
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell, 66
32 50
Mary E. Estes,
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
30 00
Helen M. Currier,
35 00
Hannah H. Page,
31 50
M. N. Gray,
35 00
S. E. Whitmore, . .
35 00
Nellie M. Stanton,
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly,
35 00
Susan I. Adams,
32 50
Carrie M. Bayley,
32 50
Frances J. Pettigrew, 66
35 00
Flora Pettigrew, 66
32 50
Lizzie H. Cheever,
45 00
Alice M. Leach,
32 50
Philip D. Adams, 66
3 50
Sarah F. Badger,
22 17
Mrs. B. B. Adams, 66
2 17
Jeannette N. Balch,
3 00
Stephen Collins, services as secretary . 50 00
Jonathan Wells, kindling fires. 11 25
Mrs. J. B. Porter, sweeping schoolhouses. 10 00
Daniel G. Tilton, brooms. . 1 65
Safford & Lunt, repairing clocks
10 00
Amount carried forward. $2050 34
69
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward. $2,050 34
Charles E. Ash, kindling fires. . 12 00
William H. Huse & Co., printing and advertising 15 00
S. K. Gilman, services as truant officer 25 00
Collins & Hurd, preparing school report 50 00
Gerrish & Goodwin, stock and labor. 9 36
S. March, sal soda 25
William C. Plumer, mats 2 50
C. P. Stevens, water pails 50
David T. Woodwell, salary add cash paid
60 83
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping schoolhouses 5 00
Mrs. Jane Mills, ٠، 10 00
Frank A. Woodwell, thermometers
1 69
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor
30 00
Maurice Cogger,
17 00
A. & E. Burton & Co., dusters 12 25
2,301 78
FEBRUARY.
Charles D. Seeley, services as teacher
150 00
Oliver B. Merrill,
120 00
Luther Dame,
100 00
Annette A. Senter,
60 00
Nathan A. Moulton,
100 00 -
Abbie Short,
35 00
Martha J. Bradley,
35 00
Eva J. Smith,
35 00
Mary L. Bartlett,
3.5 00
Hattie C. Piper, .
35 00
Mary E. Jaques,
32 50
Alice H. Olmstead,
32 50
George W. Brown,
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
35 00
William P. Lunt, 66
100 00
Elizabeth A. Dodge,
35 00
Sarah B. Chute, 66
75 00
Ellen Frothingham,
35 0)
Anna L. Coffin,
42 50
Emma M. Lander,
66
10 52
Amount carried forward. $1,203 20
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward. $1,293 02
Serena D. Toppan, services as teacher. 42 50
Agnes A. Somerby,
35 00
P. G. Craig, 66
42 50
Susie B. Lowell, 66
32 00
H. H. Page, 66
32 50
Carrie M. Clement,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, ‹‹
32 50
Annie A. Currier, 66
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell, 66
32 50
Mary E. Estes,
35 00
Jennie C. Teel, 66
30 09
Helen M. Currier, 66
34 00
Mary N. Gray, 66
35 00
Susie E. Whitmore,
66
35 00
Nellie Stanton,
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly, 66
35 00
Susie I. Adams,
66
32 50
Carrie M. Bayley,
32 50
Francis L. Pettigrew,
35 00
Florence Pettigrew, 66
32 50
Lizzie H. Cheever,
45 00
Alice M. Leach, 66
32 50
Sarah F. Badger,
24 48
Belle B. Adams,
1 00
Philip D. Adams, 66
2 50
L. A. Montgomery, 66
4 50
M. C. Teel & Son, printing.
8 00
Henry A. Wilson, brush and mat.
1 35
C. H. Johnson, books, etc ..
13 01
Charles E. Ash, building fires.
12 00
Fred P. Hinkley, services as janitor
30 25
F. B. Robbins, building fires . 11 50
Benjamin M. Chase, sweeping school house 5 00 Mrs. J. B. Porter, 66 10 00
Henry Cook, jr., books, etc .. . . 28 91
David T, Woodwell, to cash paid 14 74
2,140 26
71
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
MARCH.
Charles D. Seeley, services as teacher $150 00
Oliver B. Merrill,
120 00
Luther Dame,
100 00
Annette A. Senter
60 00
Nathan A. Moulton,
100 00
Abbie Short,
35 00
Martha J. Bradley, 66
35 00
Eva J. Smith, 66
35 00
Mary L. Bartlett,
35 00
Hattie C. Piper,
66
35 00
Mary E. Jaques,
32 50
Alice H. Olmstead,
66
32 50
George W. Brown,
66
100 00
Rhoda Tilton,
35 00
William P. Lunt, 66
100 00
Elizabeth A. Dodge, .6
35 00
Sarah B. Chute, 66
75 00
Ellen Frothingham,
35 00
Anna L. Coffin,
42 50
Emma M. Lander,
7 00
Priscilla G. Craig,
66
42 50
Susie B. Lowell, 66
35 00
Serena D. Toppan,
42 50
Agnes A. Somerby,
66
35 00
Carrie M. Clement,
35 00
Cora B. Lougee, 66
32 50
Annie A. Currier,
35 00
Jennie P. Haskell, 66
32 50
Mary E. Estes, 66
35 00
Jennie C. Teel,
66
30 00
Helen M. Currier,
34 00
Hannah H. Page, 66
32 50
Mary W. Gray,
35 00
Susie E. Whitmore, 66
35 00
Nellie Stanton,
66
32 50
Clara J. Edgerly,
35 00
Amount carried forward
$1,748 50
72
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward $1,758 50
Susan I. Adams, services as teacher.
32 50
Carrie M. Bayley, 32 50
Frances L. Pettigrew,
35 00
Florence Pettigrew,
32 50
Lizzie H. Cheever, 45 00
Alice M. Leach,
32 50
Belle B. Adams. 66
1 00
Sarah F. Badger,
28 00
William C. Plumer, mats, brooms, brushes ..
3 85
Mrs. J. B. Porter, sweeping school houses.
10 00
William Moore, building fires in school house
6 00
Charles E. Ash, building fires
12 00
Eben Allen, building tires.
24 44
Mrs. Jane Mills, sweeping school houses
10 00
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor
30 00
B. M. Chase, sweeping schoolhouses
5 00
Chas C. Stockman, 2 tables.
4 00
E. B. Robbins, sweeping school houses
8 00
Joseph C. Lunt, building fires. 30 00
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