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17 59
Philip H. Blumpey, groceries
71 80
Edward Osgood, 1 lamp
3 50
P. M. Lougee & Son, stock and labor
59 50
Amounts carried forward
$18,118 35
$22,219 58
113 14
167
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $18,118 35
$22,219 58
Moses Stevens, groceries
190 06
Thomas W. Mitchell, repairing shoes
30 20
Paul Merrill, groceries .
57 30
Rufus Thurlow, fish
30 96
Brewster Bros., premium on insurance policy 25 50
C. E. Plummer, pants and vests 59 16
Levy & Co., dry goods . 121 11
L. E. Pritchard, clothing for poor per- son 3 28
Joseph Breck & Sons, standard tedder forks 4 80
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on flour . 138 00
William Noyes, services attending deliv- ery of coal 11 00
Paul T. Winkley, milk . 4 80
Beach Soap Co., soap · 66 25
Asa W. Emerson, board of poor person, 14 00
Henry C. Plummer, dry goods 37 63
F. A. Forsaith, board and nursing poor person 19 00
Atkinson Coal Co., 617,110 lbs. W. A. stove coal . $1,776 95 Atkinson Coal Co., 167,520 lbs. W. A. broken coal . 471 15-2,248 10
W. J. Hale, P. M., post office box-rent, 50
J. H. Balch, jr., coal and wood for poor person . 4 25
Daniel F. Buckley, shirts and overalls 19 00
George M. Warner, groceries 9 00
B. L. Collins, rent of poor person . 28 50
Robert Wood, board of poor person 45 00
B. G. Gerrish, carpet, making and lay- ing, rug and mat . 47 65
Amounts carried forward .
. $21,333 40 $22,219 58
168
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $21,333 40 $22,219 58
M. W. Littlefield, 1 set double-team har- nesses and repairing 36 25
Nathaniel Ireland, goods for poor per- son 12 00
Berkeley Johnson, clothing
15 00
William A. Little, boots and shoes 9 75
Union Cash Store, groceries . 12 50
J. G. King, stockings . 12 00
C. (. Stockman, chamber furniture 26 25
Dennis Foley, care of two poor children, 6 00
L. H. Noyes & Co., paint for almshouse, 35 91
Maggie Breslin, labor laying out poor person 6 75
H. S. Shurtleff, superintendent, car fare Boston to Ottumwa 25 43
Massachusetts Hospital for Dipsomaniacs and Inebriates, board of sundry poor persons . 143 46
Mary E. Carter, admission of poor person to Old Ladies' Home 50 00
Henry A. Wilson, groceries 69 45
J. N. Frost, ice 40 00
D. D. Thurlow, fish
19 20
F. H. Plumer, teaming .
7 00
Fred L Butman, 1 store book
4 75
Thomas P. Mackinney, sundries 22 45
Cornelius Leary, rent of poor person 5 00
George H. McLaren, provisions 8 95
H. N. Marshall & Son, sundries 17 80
David N. Richardson, groceries
20 47
Catherine Duggan, services as nurse of poor person 25 50
Lyon, Clement & Greenleaf, flour . 964 50
John Graham & Son, provisions 22 00
Amounts carried forward . . $22,951 77 $22,219 58
169
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward .
$22,951 77
$22,219 58
J. W. Lambert, wagon cushion
4 50
W. H. Walton, 100 cords pine wood
400 00
$23,356 27
Deduct amounts charged to soldiers' re- lief accounts .
. 1,136 69
$22,219 58
PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$1,500 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from in-
cidentals to balance account . 118 75
$1,618 75
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by Committee on Printing.
Economy Printing Co, printing Munici-
pal Register, mayor's address, etc. . $783 48
News Publishing Co., printing annual re- ports, etc. 552 77
Herald Printing Co., printing and advertis- ing 202 00
Caleb B. Huse, printing envelopes for city clerk 5 50
Horace I. Bartlett, labor on Municipal Reg- ister 75 00
$1,618 75
I70
ANNUAL REPORTS.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Appropriation
$1,500 00
CREDITS.
From Town of Newbury, use of library
for year 1892 $150 00
From dog licenses
806 78
956 78
Total appropriation and income . ·
$2,456 78
Amount overdrawn transferred from in-
cidentals to balance account . 468 79
$2,925 57
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the City Council.
John D. Parsons, services as librarian
1 year
$1,000 00
Effie A. Tenney, services as assistant li- brarian 1 year .
300 00
E. S. Thurston, services at library 64 27
Martha P. Lunt, services as superinten- dent of reading room 1 year . 38 00
Daniel P. Donnell, services as janitor at library and expenses 254 20
Economy Printing Co., printing cards, etc. 20 00
Caleb B. Huse, printing labels, envelopes, etc. 9 25
News Publishing Co., printing rules and regulations, advertising, etc. . 78 75
Herald Printing Co., binding Herald, printing and advertising 42 00
Townsend & Bodine, repairing chairs 6 50
Amounts carried forward $2,161 97
$2,925 57
171
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $2,161 97 $2,925 57
Brewster Bros., premium on insurance policies
247 50
William E. Chase, premium on insur- ance policy 93 75
D. Adler, binding books
180 15
Lambert Jackson, binding books ·
21 80
Jackson Express Co., expressage .
2 40
Newburyport Despatch, expressage · 2 65
William T. Humphries, premium on in- surance policy 157 51 ·
Library Bureau, writing ink, paper and sundries .
11 88
Philip H. Blumpey, 1 mat 3 75 ·
J. C. Stanley, lawn mower, grass seed, etc ·
14 93
Carter, Rice & Co., library paper ·
9 30
Hermon Staples, setting glass
1 25
Almeda Perkins, labor cleaning library,
16 78
2,925 57
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Appropriation
CREDITS. $5,000 00
From R. S. Hewlitt, 1 year's rent of Win- ter street landing to Jan. 1, 1894 $ 5 00
From county of Essex, 1 year's rent of po- lice court room to Jan. 1, 1893 ·
250 00
Amounts carried forward
$255 00
$5,000 00
172
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $255 00 $5,000 00
From John R. Silloway, one-half ex- pense of building fence at Fanny . Rogers estate 14 92
From Charles C. Stockman, from sale of Charles street school house ·
610 00
From George E. Poor, one-half expense of building fence at Charles street school house .
5 19
From John Hudson, for use of towels, etc., loaned at bath house .
24 56
From Jere Cashman, bedding .
11 38
" John W. Sargent, sale of old
door
1 00
From rental of City Hall
907 00
sale of burial lots 220 00
2,049 05
Total appropriation and income . $7,049 05
Amount overdrawn transferred from in-
cidentals to balance account . 1,002 49
$8,051 54
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Public Property.
Philip H. Bollman, stock and labor $ 15 68
Hermon Staples 163 05
T. B. Robbins, labor at Hancock street school house . 2 30
Andrew Leach, stock and labor, ward- room 3 40
Charles C. Stockman, furniture
168 39
Gilbert W. Rowe, setting glass and paint- ing ·
1 20
Amounts carried forward . $354 02
$8,051 54
173
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $354 02 $8,051 54
Edw. Hardy, services as stage carpenter and extras 93 75
John W. Allen, oil
1 30
Jackman & Griffin, setting glass, stock and labor 176 63
S. H. Thurlow, sundries
38 08
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor, plumbing, etc. 805 25.
Joshua Hale, pasture land
900 00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight
10 13
John Hudson, attendance at bath house, 184 50
L. W. Coker, sundries . 3 34
Townsend & Bodine, matting for engine 3 8 56
George T. Mclaughlin & Co., urinal for Market square 275 00
George E. Richardson, 2 dozen ink wells,
3 50
Frank H. Plumer, teaming .
25 50
H. A. Wilson, 2 vinegar barrels
1 50
William H. T. Dodge, labor
76 69
Albert Russell & Son, stock and labor .
23 21
Nashua Brass and Iron Co., school furni- ture 151 00
Charles H. Smith, stock and labor 7 85
William H. Whitmore, stock and labor .
30 36
George E. Greeley, stock, labor and teaming
35 60
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting
387 94
C. J. Fogg, stock and labor 50 48
O. L. Story, repairing and repainting scenery at City Hall
300 00
Harry Knight, painting at the Ashland street school and Congress street wardroom 10 00
Amounts carried forward . $3,954 19 $8,051 54
174
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward · $3,954 19 $8,051 54
A. W. Reddy, premium on insurance pol- icy, almshouse 75 00
William J. Creasey, stock and labor at Kelley school 100 63 · Fred P. Hinckley, extra labor at Kelley school 8 00
Brewster Bros., premium on insurance policy 77 50
Wilkinson Bros., stock and labor, No. 2 engine house . 26 33
James Lyons, turf and loam at Kelley school 8 10
Henry W. Ballou, repairing plastering .
11 75
Michael O'Connell, stock and labor 4 21
C. C. Toppan, 3 dozen bathing trunks for bath house 6 00
Walter R. Bradbury, cleaning boiler at No. 3 engine house 3 00
Joseph H. Stockman, sundries 7 30
Charles S. Lovejoy, sundries
15 86
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor
125 87
Daniel P Thurlow, cleaning and repair-
ing organ, Forrester street school 3 50
Plumer & Co , cane-seat chairs 19 92
S. H. Safford, repairing chairs and table, 2 50
Estate N. Varina, 5 baskets coal for bath house 1 25
D. B. Pierce, chair cushions, stock and la- bor on tables . 13 30
D. T. Reed, repairing and tuning organ, 7 25
George L. Francis, work in graveyards . 50 00
Woods Bros., paint
1.40
J. A. Greeley & Co., sundries
6 14
Joseph Torrey, stock and labor
76 99
Amounts carried forward . $4,605 99 $8,051 54
175
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . $4,605 99 $8,051 54
C. H. M. Bartlett, stock and labor, ward-
room No. 2 6 50
Edw. Donahoe, “
9 45
Isaac Poor, oil, broom and chimneys
1 15
J. W. Gunnison, keys .
30
John Sumner, sundries .
12 93
James C. Colman, stock and teaming
45 11
Safford & Lunt, repairing clocks 3 75
Eben A. Young, labor as mason
153 39
Colman & Shaw, rent of coal shed
144 00
James M. Woods, pipe hangers
4 95
Aaron D. Woods, stock and labor
24 30
William I. Hunt, moving bath house 50 75
John T. Fillmore, stock and labor . 171 95
Joseph Woods, teaming school furniture, 11 89
R. G. Adams, stock and labor .
66 35
Todd & Brown, “
53 75
G. A. Adams,
55 75
Frank H. Rundlett, cash paid for sun- dries 6 31
Herald Printing Co., advertising real es- tate at auction .
4 50
J. B. Lunt, labor at school houses . .
7 50
News Publishing Co., advertising real es- tate at auction 4 50
C. P. Hunt, sundries
6 55
Albert O. Colby, labor renumbering houses ward one and labor at school house 77 60
Eben Rolfe, repairing chairs . 6 30
Samuel M. Gerrish, stock and labor 3 41
Mariner P. Goodwin, cleaning and re- pairing clocks
14 75
L. Griffin, stock and labor
18 78
·
Amounts carried forward
,
$5,572 46
$8,051 54
176
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . .
$5,572 46 $8,051 54
C. J. Fogg, setting glass 1 25
Edgar S. C. Tyler, services as janitor at central fire station and extras . .
157 47
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor .
261 56
M. W. Littlefield, 1 cushion 25
Charles E. Ash, cleaning spouts at ward- room No. 5 1 00
J. C. Stanley, sundries 16 03
George W. Noyes, labor, Hancock street school house . 36 20
B. G. Gerrish, carpeting, laying, making, etc. ,
155 85
William H. Toppan, stock, labor and teaming ·
50 80
L. H. Noyes & Co., stock and labor 132 22
Thomas P. Mackinney, sundries 6 23
P. H. Kimball, care of city clocks and extras 86 00
Arthur G. Currier, labor repairing brick work at steamer 3 house 3 50
E. Perkins & Son, stock, labor and team- ing 295 38
Pearl S. Bradford, labor at central fire tion and Temple street school house. 1 50
Stephen R. Fox, extra labor at school house · 8 00
John E. Bailey, building new room and stairs at Kelley school, stock and la- bor elsewhere .
490 34
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor 53 10
J. Q. A. Johnston, labor at Forrester street school house and elsewhere . 51 50
Edward Osgood, sundries ·
7 53
George R. Coffin, two street signs . ·
1 00
Amounts carried forward
·
$7,389 17 $8,051 54
177
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . $7,389 17 $8,051 54
William Holker & Co., stoves, labor and sundries 181 14
Heywood Bros. & Co, 18 chairs .
56 75
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor 313 28
George K. Billows, oil .
6 00
D. N. Richardson, 5 oil barrels
7 50
J. H. Noyes & Co., . .
7 50
Cornelius Kelleher, labor
13 00
John Hale,
2 40
Frank Buckley,
80
Daniel Quill,
60
Cornelius Lynch,
66
40
Edward Powers,
66
7 60
Allen Foster,
19 20
Daniel Cronan,
66
60
Oliver Paul,
60
John Murphy,
8 00
Thomas Ryan,
6 00
William King,
4 00
Humphrey Haley
66
3 00
Samuel Scrivens,
. 6
2 00
Jeremiah Toomey,
2 00
Harry Knight,
20 00
$8,051 54
178
ANNUAL REPORTS.
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Appropriation $8,000 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from in-
cidentals to balance account 214 56
$8,214 56
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the City Council.
Orrin J. Gurney, 1 year's salary as may-
or, to Jan. 1, 1894 . $800 00
George H. Stevens, 1 year's salary as city clerk, to Dec. 1, 1893 · 1,600 00
George H. Stevens, 1 year's salary for clerk hire, to Dec. 1, 1893 168 73
James V. Felker, 1 year's salary as city treasurer and collector, to Dec. 1, 1893 1,600 00
James V. Felker. 1 year's salary for clerk hire, to Dec. 1, 1893 100 00
Frank H. Rundlett, 1 year's salary as city messenger, to Dec. 1, 1893 . 900 00
William H. Welch, 1 year's salary as city auditor, to Dec. 1, 1893 . 400 00
Thomas E. Cutter, 1 year's salary as clerk of common council, to Oct. 1, 1893 137 50
Robert E. Burke, 1 year's salary as city solicitor, to Jan. 1, 1894 399 99
Charles C. Donnell, 1 year's salary as as- sessor, to Dec. 1, 1893 . 500 00 J. Otis Winkley, 1 year's salary as as- sessor, to Dec. 1, 1893 . . .
500 00 Amos H. Geary, 1 year's salary as asses- sor, to Dec. 1, 1893 500 00
Amounts carried forward
.
$7,606 22
$8,214 56
.
179
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward $7,606 22 $8,214 56
Francis Curtis, 11 months' salary as su-
perintendent of sewers, to Dec. 1, 1893 .
458 34
Horace I. Bartlett, 3 months' salary as city solicitor, to Jan. 1, 1893 . · James V. Felker, 1 year's salary as treas- urer of the sinking funds, to Dec. 1, 1893 50 00
100 00
$8,214 56
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
CREDITS. $26,000 00
One year's interest of the Brown fund to March 4, 1893
$675 00
William P. Lunt, superintendent, sale of books . 2 15
William P. Lunt, superintendent, from non-resident school children 331 00
1,008 05
Total appropriation and income
$27,008 15
Amount undrawn transferred to inciden-
tals to balance account 43 89
$26,964 26
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the School Committee. Enoch C. Adams, services as teacher . $1,600 00
Amounts carried forward
$1,600 00
$26,964 26
ISO
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward .
$1,600 00
$26,964 26
F. H. Tarr, services as teacher
1,130 00
Sarah A. Leonard, services as teacher
650 00
Mary T. Spalding,
600 00
Bertha J. Atwater, 66
490 22
Alice G. Pierce,
550 92
Lendo G. Smith,
700 00
George W. Brown,
1,200 00
Irving H. Johnson,
555 66
Henrietta E. deRochmont, teacher
services as
276 73
Lizzie C. Ireland, services as teacher
382 69
Annie L. Whitmore, “ 66
398 69
Clara J. Edgerly,
400 00
Frances W. Richards, " 66
830 00
Grace G. Rogers,
66
·
.
·
245 58
Anna L. Coffin,
490 01
Emma M. Lander,
386 90
Frances J. Pearson, 66
·
160 52
Priscilla G. Craig,
66
.
·
394 00
Abbie L. Frost
·
371 93
Elizabeth Hoxie,
282 19
Sarah B. Chute,
750 00
Emily A. Hale,
66
278 69
Sarah E. Whitmore, 66
498 75
Ellen Frothingham,
.
400 00
Mabel B. Sanborn,
368 45
Eleanor J. Towle,
227 35
Mary A. Roaf,
349 42
Susan I. Adams,
373 77
Elizabeth H. Cheever, "
375 00
Sarah L. Ross,
66
348 28
Amounts carried forward
$17,576 56
$26,964 26
·
.
·
.
398 67
Helen M. Currier, 66
258 11
Rebecca W. Perkins, “
.
.
·
Jennie P. Haskell,
354 01
500 00
Susie B. Lowell,
·
.
.
.
.
.
.
181
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . $17,576 56
$26,964 26
Josie W. Kimball, services os teacher
301 54
Kate B. Simonds,
66
255 00
Frances L. Pettigrew, "
66
375 63
Sarah F. Badger,
351 00
Florence A. True,
325 55
Flora Pettigrew, 66
66
202 14
Anna M. Lamprey,
148 44
Inez G. Hurlburt, 66 66
120 00
Helen S. Merrill,
66
120 00
Nellie G. Stone,
66
120 82
Grace E. Bartlett,
203 03
Annie P. Toppan
135 68
Gertrude Lewis, 66
93 34
Alice Hatch, services as substitute teacher Jeanette Balch,
1 23
3 92
K. Lillian Buckley, services as pupil teach- er at training school 74 00
Alice D. Bartlett, services as pupil teach- er at training school 85 33
Lillian D. Hamilton, services as pupil teacher at training school 78 00
Charlotte Dickins, services as pupil teach- er at training school 86 49
Mary T. Colby, services as pupil teacher at training school 6 50
Julia J. Hubbard, services as pupil teach- er at training school .
73 00
Mary Buckley, services as substitute teacher
50
Emily Smith, services as substitute teach- er . 5 96
Hannah B. Coffin, services as substitute teacher . 61
Lendo G. Smith, services as teacher at evening school · .
58 00
Amounts carried forward . . $20,802 27
$26,964 26
.
.
182
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $20,802 27
$26,964 26
Irving H. Johnson, services as teacher at evening school 4 00
Elizabeth Pearson, services as teacher at evening school 32 00
Mrs. Lendo G. Smith, services as teacher at evening school . 22 00
Harriet Colman, services as teacher at evening school 31 00
Margaret Sargent, services as teacher at evening school 35 00
Elizabeth Dodge, services as teacher at evening school 31 00
Mrs. F. W. Hale, services as teacher at evening school 26 31
16 79
Enoch C. Adams, cash paid for one-half of graduation expenses and sundries George H. Pearson, crayons and pitch- pipe 2 25
€
L. W. Piper, filling out 26 diplomas 9 10 · Robert G. Allen, services as truant offi- cer 400 00
Robert G. Allen, services taking census of school children 60 00
William P. Lunt, services as agent of school board . 1,000 00
William P. Lunt, cash paid for sundries 81 22
Fred P. Hinckley, services as janitor 300 00
T. B. Robbins, 66 90 00
Stephen R. Fox,
90 00
Charles H. Lunt,
210 00
Joseph G. Stevens, services as janitor and extras . 181 50
Albert O. Colby, services as janitor and
extras.
140 00
Amounts carried forward . $23,564 44 $26,964 26
183
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . $23,564 44 $26,964 26 Maurice Cocbrom, services as janitor and extras 44 00
Thomas Mutch, services as janitor and ex- tras 62 10
Educational Publishing Co., sundries 1 46
Franklin Educational Co , school books 15 58
Thorp & Adams Manufacturing Co., 10 gallons Stafford's ink 7 00
E. L. Kellogg & Co., school books
4 83
George F. King & Merrill, school sup- plies . 193 60
Holden's Patent Book Cover Co., book covers 6 67
George E. Elkins, charcoal . 14 25
American Book Co., school books . 154 67 .
Moses H. Sargent, supplies . 111 85
University Publishing Co., supplies .
43 72
Jackson Express Co., expressage . 8 35
M. R. Warren, school supplies 20 90
Economy Printing Co., printing annual reports and sundries 54 95
Newburyport Herald Co, printing and advertising 65 20
News Publishing Co., printing and ad- vertising 28 25
Newburyport Despatch, expressage
55
Atkinson Coal Co., 153 tons 12 cwt. coal
984 06
Karl Castelhun, chemicals and sundries, high school . 28 86
J. L. Hammett, supplies 78 30
Thomas Hall & Son, repairs on air pump 5 25
Town of Newbury, tuition of pupil
20 00
Leach, Sherrell & Sanborn, supplies 59 95
George H. Balch, engrossing 3 training school diplomas 5 00
Amounts carried forward .
. $25,583 74
$26,964 26
184
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward . . $25,583 74 $26,964 26
Trustees Putnam Free School, rent of school building 1 year 500 00 Effingham, Maynard & Co., 25 " Twelfth Night" . 6 10
Charles C. Stockman, use of 25 chairs Co- lumbus Day 1 25
P. H. Blumpey, sundries
3 77
Bray & Dame, coal and wood
108 88
Ginn & Co., sundries
155 75
D. C. Heath & Co., sundries
273 23
George S. Perry, pencils
9 00
John E. Potter & Co., school books
25 50
A. J. Leighton, teaming
1 50
A. F. Nason, 1609 bushels charcoal
177 04
William Ware & Co., spelling books
9 59
Eberhard Faber, 10 gross pencils . .
6 80
Boston School Supply Co., supplies .
21 25
Houghton, Mifflin & Co. ·
17 66
Eagle Pencil Co., 3 gross pencils .
4 95
Ernest Foss & Co., 400 printed cards and slips
2 50
Thompson, Brown & Co., bookkeeping books
21 00
Patrick Finnegan, labor
6 30
John Clifford,
4 40
John Murphy,
5 00
Thomas Ryan, 66
5 00
Charles Bashaw,
4 20
Cornelius Lynch,
8 60
George E. Pearson,
60
Charles E. Allen, 60
60
.
$26,964 26
185
DETAILED STATEMENT.
SEWERAGE (CONSTRUCTION).
CREDITS.
From sale of sewer bonds · $30,000 00
66 pipes 11 20
From W. B. Paige, allowed freight on sewer pipe 540 74
From E. P. Dodge Manufacturing Co., manhole ring and cover . 8 50
$30,560 44
Balance due Dec. 17, 1892
10,605 25
$19,955 19
Balance due Dec. 16, 1893 929 71
$20,884 90
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the Committee on Sewerage.
Newburyport Water Co., labor changing
hydrants, stock, etc. $ 49 55
Newburyport Gas and Electric Co., labor removing gas mains, stock, etc. 23 21
M. B. Paige, sewer pipe 1,621 83
F. Curtis, surveying and superintending building of sewer and cash paid 178 49
Patrick Tobin, teaming 31 10
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor 30 87
Joseph M. Tappan, service as special. po- lice officer on sewers 142 50
Jere Cashman, building sewers as per con- tract 16,703 54
Boston & Maine R. R. Co., freight on sewer pipes, etc. · .
566 75
Amounts carried forward . $19,347 84
$20,884 90
186
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $19,347 84 $20,884 90
J. C. Colman, stock, labor and carting .
6 58
S. H. Thurlow, sundries 74
Chelmsford Foundry Co., sewer covers and frames ·
684 23
News Publishing Co., advertising . .
10 50
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising and printing 9 00
T. E. Wyman, cash paid in full for all damages sustained by detention of teams at cave-in foot of Kent street Willis H. Young, sand, bricks and cement
10 00
1 10
Thomas P. Mackinney, sundries 2 05
Wilkinson Bros., labor, two men . 8 00
J. W. Douglass, 24 sewer poles 18 00
Edward Perkins & Sons, stock, labor and teaming . 28 47
J. M. Haley, teaming
2 80
E. D. Newman, typewriting .
2 25
William Holker & Co., canister
20
J. C. Stanley, nails, jute, etc.
39 26
Boston Belting Co., 8 rings
31
A. Russell & Sons, stock and labor
16 85
Robert G. Allen, one night's service on sewers, High street 2 50
William J. Hawley, teaming ·
1 40
Star Brass Manufacturing Co., comp. castings .
1 80
Philip H. Bollman, labor drilling manhole covers
216 25
William B. Porter, teaming
42 96
J. M. Greenough, horse and carriage
3 50
George B. Pettingell, 4 sugar barrels
60
George Anderson, labor on sewers
75 38
James Roche,
27 93
Jere Nolan, 66
8 75
Amounts carried forward
.
.
.
. $20,569 25 $20,884 90
187
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward .
$20,569 25 $20,884 90
Timothy Toomey, labor on sewers
21 46
J. H. Kimball,
·
151 55
James Toomey, 66
2 00
A. F. Hunt, jr., 66
60 40
George Bliss,
66
59 49
R. E. Curtis,
66
66
8 00
A. T. Drew,
66
.
12 75
$20,884 90
.
SEWERAGE (MAINTENANCE).
Appropriation
$200 00
Amount undrawn transferred to inci-
dentals to balance account
75 06
$124 94
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the Committee on Sewerage.
Star Brass Manufacturing Co., composite
castings
$23 52
James C. Colman, 100 laths and carting 50
J. H. Page, cleaning hose 3 00
L. W. Coker, 18 lbs. marline 3 06
Newburyport Herald Co .. advertising and printing 11 75
News Publishing Co., advertising .
1 50
Timothy Toomey, labor on sewers
24 69
Patrick Tobin, teaming
8 90
·
Amounts carried forward $76 92
$124 94
·
.
.
188
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward
$76 92
$124 92
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor
16 24
J. H. Kimball, labor
10 40
F. W. Evans, stock and labor on patterns
4 10
Gardiner S. Moody, 100 poles
10 00
J. C. Stanley, iron
33
William Holker & Co., sundries
2 45
Willis H. Young, labor
4 50
$124 94
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES.
Appropriation
$9,000 00
CREDITS.
From John A. Maynard
$ 17 89
Edward F. Porter .
8 28
J. P. Richardson
37 57
John W. Dodge
59 50
Est .. George Fitz
9 36
Daniel D. Morse Est. Charles Butler
10 22
James E. Kimball .
7 31
Jacob F. Dickson .
33 81
Samuel Brookings .
12 89
William R. Johnson
23 29
Est. John Curran .
23 63
L. M. Hatch & Sons
9 00
Dr. W. L. Johnson
5 44
Frank O. Woods
5 98
Mary Niland .
10 25
Amounts carried forward
$281 22 $9,000 00
-
6 80
189
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward
$281 22
$9,000 00
From Almira Johnson
·
20 00
William O'Neil
14 95
Samuel O. Johnson
68 25
H. Russell Perkins
6 63
Jeremiah Allen
10 88
Martin Donahoe
2 04
Henry Fenders
8 55
Joshua Hale
226 78
James Leonard
5 15
Charles W. Page
7 36
William Herlihy
10 12
Elbridge G. Woodwell
23 96
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co.
9 18
Lindsey P. Hunt
25 00
Patrick Conley
5 00
George E. Greeley
6 21
William Todd
33 36
Horace P. Howard
16 91
Armend Kestley
5 37
Mrs. Harrison H. Smart
22 24
Louis F. Barton
14 40
Mrs. Louisa T. Batchelder
49 99
Mrs. John P. Coombs
9 02
Edward P. Shaw, jr.
42 88
Mrs. Henry P. Currier
5 00
Charles E. Atkinson (Milk street)
13 88
Charles E. Atkinson (Fair street)
7 52
Charles Badger
10 00
Charles M. Hodge .
43 87
Est. Charles H. Coffin
17 34
Mrs. Abraham Edwards .
28 63
Est. George W. Snow
14 62
Heirs Sophia Richardson
4 30
Willard A. Hatch .
80
Amounts carried forward
$1,071 41
$9,000 00
190
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward . $1,071 41
$9,000 00
From Boston & Maine R. R. Co.
90 78
Charles M. Pritchard
8 65
George D. Bruce
12 82
Mary E. Henderson
40 82
James H. Noyes
15 81
George L. Bray
23 95
J. Littlefield & Son
15 33
Transferred from Betterment account . 7,214 45
8,494 03
Total appropriation and income
$17,494 03
Amount overdrawn transferred from in-
cidentals to balance account . 1,449 03
$18,943 06
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Highways.
W. B. Blaisdell, edgestones . $3,475 93
J. Littlefield & Son, labor on edgestone, etc. 702 86
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