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Amounts carried forward. ... $1, 112 51
$7,939 46
168
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . .. . $1, 112 51 McGlew Bros., large sheet iron plate. .. I 85
$7,939 46
C. C. Stockman, oak desk, chairs, desks, etc . 107 85
J. W. Douglass, cash paid for sundries. 5 50
Joseph H. Currier, stock and labor .... 3 65
Albert O. Colby, labor at school houses 56 25
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor
33 27
J. C. Stanley, two locks 1 00
George H. Jaques, hardware. 1 15
L. Griffin, stock and labor at steamer two's house, putting in steamer lighter. 10 80
W. C. Morse, stock and labor 42 29
W. W. Thurlow, one clock. 5 00
Brewster Bros., premium on insurance policy . 1,502 50 A. W. Reddy, premium on insurance policy 80 00
Charles E. Atkinson, premium on insur- ance policy .... 80 00
W. T. Humphreys, premium on insur- ance policy . 80 00
Wm. J. Creasey, stock and labor at For- rester street school
18 38
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor. 6 60
Jordan Hat and Clothing Co., two dozen bathing trunks. 2 40
Charles G. Thomas, one roll-top desk and chair. 24 00
Harry Leeming, fire rake. 85
C. M. Lunt & Sons, sanitary work .
14 00
C. H. Jackman, setting glass. 2 28
Edward Osgood, gas globes, dusters, etc 8 45
Amounts carried forward. . . . $3,200 58
$7,939 46
DETAILED STATEMENT. 169
Amounts brought forward . .. . $3, 200 58 $7,939 46 J. M. Greenough, use of hack. 50 Robert Piper, mason work II 91 Benj. G. Gerrish, 42 yards linoleum and 13 yards Brussels carpeting .. 55 05 Francis Curtis, cleaning private drain at No. 2 engine house . I 60
Charles S. Lovejoy, stock and labor ... 26 16
Anthony & Campbell, one 16 inch de- flector at city hall . 32 00
Castelhun & Hale, framing one certifi- cate 90
92 06
T. Y. Cotton, stock and labor on clock dial at North church and Kelly school Daniel Neal, keys and repairing locks. . 2 80 John J. Kelley, large poker and drag fork . . I 75
P. H. Blumpey, sundries.
IO 74
William Holker, stock and labor 68 20
George W. Kezar, setting glass. ... State-street Pharmacy, paper, etc ......
2 00
2 70 Wm. P. Jones, one clock and repairs ... 10 00 C. N. Colson, one dozen chairs at Jack- man school. 10 50
Charles H. Ordway, use of hacks .. .. William I. Hunt, moving bath house to summer and winter quarters .
75 00
Dodge Bros., 11 barrels 5 50
E. P. Dodge Mfg. Co., 26 barrels. ...
6 50
E. Howard Watch and Clock Co., time and expense of man repairing North church clock. 5 80
March's Cheap Cash Store, one lb. lime IO
B. W. Ordway, stock and labor .
8 50
Amounts carried forward .. .. . $3,640 85
$7,939 46
22
10 00
170
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . . . $3,640 85 $7,939 46 Alfred Gurney, services as superintend .
tendent of old and new hill burying grounds . 166 69
Geo. N. Black, stock and labor at en- gine No. 2 house whitewashing, etc 5 00 F. H. Rundlett, cash paid for sundries. . 4 15
60
James H. Noyes, kerosene oil . . . ... S. H. Safford, repairing and recovering table.
3 40
Thomas P. Thomas, graveling three roofs . .
104 30
Joseph T. Griffin, painting at school- houses .
170 36
John W. Walker, painting fountain at Frog pond. 8 00
George W. Hussey, renumbering Broad street. 3 39
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising. . 29 75 News Publishing Co., advertising . ..... 27 00 O. W. Greaton, renumbering Arlington street and labor at schoolhouse ..... 2 25 Eagle Chemical Co., one-half barrel washing powder .. 10 00
Boston Clothing Co., two dozen bathing trunks .
3 30
25 C. G. Thomas, agent, looking glass. ... Louis Patriquin, for sale of lot of land Ashland street . 350 co
C. O. Townsend, sundries. 41 23
George E. Greeley, stock and labor .... 3º 77
8 70
Jere M. Haley, use of team and driver. Thomas Noyes & Sons, sundries ....... 63 Mariner P. Goodwin, cleaning and re- pairing clocks. 6 00
Amounts carried forward. ... $4,616 62
$7,939 46
DETAILED STATEMENT. 171
Amounts bought forward .. . $4,616 62
$7,939 46
M. O'Connell, iron work.
I 85
C. Poor, stock and labor . 15 44
George D. Brown, repairing pumps. ... 17 50
John M. Buckley, stock and labor. ....
6 18
Charles R. Merrill, stock and labor. ...
21 13
N. C. Moody, iron work . 6 05
Reuben Strangman, labor at school-
houses I 50
W. A. Davis & Son, making, putting up and storing awnings. . 25 09
Wilkinson Bros., stock and labor. 14 50
Jane Flanders, for sale of lot of land on Ashland street. 75 00
Rosanna Quill, cleaning police court room.
2 60
W. A. Johnson, one-half expense build- ing wire fence on Purchase street. . Chandler Adjustable Chair and Desk Co., 80 school desks. 276 00
II 25
Gowen Dockum, rent of rifle range .. ... 75 00 Charles E. Woods, stock and labor ..... 20 31 L. W. Coker, 15 pounds manilla rope. . I 20
Estate N. Varina, one-quarter ton coal. I 25
George W. Hussey, stock and labor .... 7 67 H. D. Allen, setting glass and painting . 20 50 Humphrey Haley, empty barrels and teaming . 50
J. W. Lambert, stock and labor for cur- tains. 1 50
B. & M. R. R. Co , freight on desks ... 12 65
J. H. Goodwin, labor on lower landing. 13 75 Edwin L. Toppan, labor at schools .... 24 25
F. B. Pierce, labor on lower landing ... II II
Amounts carried forward . . . . . $5,280 40
$7,939 46
172
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. ... $5,280 40
$7,939 46 Safford & Lunt, five Welsbach lights and sundries. 17 85
Sidewalks & Edgestones, 331/3 feet edge-
stone at Jackman school . 16 66
Stephen R. Fox, labor at schoolhouse and ward room. 6 50
Gilbert W. Rowe, stock and labor. ... 8 27
G. E. Pettingell, labor on lower landing
8 88
Eben A. Young, mason work at Market hall.
75
Newburyport Gas & Electric Co., 35 feet of pipe.
12 25
Joseph M. White, care of bath house ... 189 50
John W. Walker, stock and labor at Temple Street school . 7 34
Rufus Adams, stock and labor.
II 84
J. D. Adams, painting scenery at City hall.
5 00
George N. Jaques, teaming
35
Fire department, one gong
8 00
Jere B. Lunt, mason work.
21 97
Wm. B. Porter, teaming .
2 00
L. M. Hatch & Sons, stock and labor .. 445 32
John E. Bailey, stock and labor
1,036 68
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor
369 50
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor
308 35
Charles Bashaw, labor
4 40
Edward Powers, labor
6 40
Daniel Creedon, 5 80
George E. Pearson, 66
9 50
Cornelius Sullivan,
5 20
John Wayland,
1 00
John Pollard, 66
4 00
Amounts carried forward. ... $7,793 71
$7,939 46
DETAILED STATEMENT.
I73
Amounts brought forward. . $7,793 71
$7,939 46
Cornelius Lynch, labor I 20
Thomas Hale, 66
10 00
Frank Buckley,
23 00
Daniel Cronan, 66
13 60
Dennis Kelleher, 66
6 80
Thomas Marshall,
7 00
Charles W. Davis,
4 80
Edwin F. Jackman, "
9 60
Wm. D. Williams,
6 40
Wm. H. Merritt, 66
II 20
Jere Duggan, 66
4 50
George Paul,
66
2 75
Fred'k McDonald, 66
, 00
F. F. Kimball, ،،
4 40
Cornelius Kelleher, 60
4 80
Nelson Goyette, 66
2 00
Michael Crowley, 66
6 40
Edgar B. Davis,
66
4 40
Thomas Ryan,
4 20
Charles E. Allen,
66
6 60
Joseph Gaddas,
5 30
Patrick Scully,
66
60
Edmund Ryan,
2 00
John Hale,
66
2 00
Daniel Quill,
20
$7,939 46
174
ANNUAL REPORTS.
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Appropriation $10,200 00 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to
balance account 03
$10,199 97
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the City Council.
Orrin J. Gurney, one month's salary as
mayor to January 1, 1896. ..... .$ 100 00
Andrew R. Curtis, 11 months' salary as mayor to December 1, 1896. 1,100 00
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as city clerk to December 1, 1896 .... 1,600 00
George H. Stevens, one year's salary for clerk hire to December 1, 1896 .. ... 299 97 James V. Felker, one year's salary as treasurer and collector to December 1, 1896 1,600 00 James V. Felker, one year's salary for clerk hire to December 1, 1896. ... 150 00 William H. Welch, one year's salary as city auditor to December 1, 1896 .. . 400 00
Robert E. Burke, one year's salary as city solicitor to December 1, 1896. . 400 00
Amos H. Geary one year's salary as as- sessor to December 1, 1896. ....... 500 00 J. Otis Winkley, one year's salary as as- - sessor to Dec. 1, 1896. 500 00
Joseph L. Johnson, one year's salary as assessor to Dec. 1, 1896 500 00
Frank H. Rundlett, one year's salary as
Amounts carried forward . . . . . $7,149 97 $10,199 97
175
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward . . .. . $7,149 97 $10,199 97
city messenger ro Dec. 1, 1896 .... 900 00 Thomas E. Cutter, one year's salary as clerk of council to Oct. 1, 1896. ... J. W. Douglass, two months' salary as supt. of sewers to Feb. 1, 1896. ... 83 32 Francis Curtis, ten months' salary as su- perintendent of sewers to Dec. 1, '96 George W. Knight, one year's salary as inspector of animals to Dec. I, '96. Moses Brown,, I year's salary as license commissioner to Dec. 1, 1896 ..... George P. Sargent, one year's salary as license commissioner to Dec. 1, '96. Jacob T. Rowe, one year's salary as license commissioner to Dec. 1, '96. James V. Felker. one year's salary as treasurer of sinking funds to Dec. I, 1896 ..
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as registrar of voters to Dec. 1, 1896. . 75 00 Nathaniel Greeley, one year's salary as registrar of voters to Dec. 1, 1896. . 75 00 Benjamin G. Davis, one year's salary as registrar of voters to Dec. 1, 1896 . 75 00 Luther Carter, one year's salary as reg- istrar of voters to Dec. 1, 1896. .... 75 00
150 00
416 68
500 00
250 00
200 00
200 00
50 00
$10,199 97
176
ANNUAL REPORTS.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation $28,000 00
CREDITS.
One year's interest Brown fund to March
4, 1896 .
$
675 00
William P. Lunt, supt., sale of books .. 4 30
from non-resi- ·
dent school children.
288 12
$967 42
Total appropriation and income . $28,967 42 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account I 37
$28,966 05
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the School Committee.
Enoch C. Adams, seven months' salary as teacher and cash paid .$ 1,140 52 George A. Dickey, three months' salary as teacher. 480 00
Arthur H. Berry, one year' s salary as teacher 930 00 Sara A. Leonard, one year's salary as teacher 600 00
Mary T. Spalding, one year's salary as teacher 599 00
Ida M. Wallace, one year's salary as teacher 630 00
Amounts carried forward .... $4,379 52 $28,966 05
DETAILED STATEMENT. 177
Amounts brought forward. ... $4,379 52 $28,966 05
Sarah Dean, one year's salary as teacher 595 00 Beatrice J. Barker, seven months' salary as teacher. 350 00
Inez Cohen, three months' salary as teacher 165 00
Irving H. Johnson, one year's salary as teacher and extras. . . 1,062 00
Laura F. Wetmore, seven months' salary as teacher. 280 00
Anna L. Whitmore, one year's salary as teacher 400 00
Alice W. Hopkinson, one year's salary as teacher.
364 33
Clara J. Edgerly, one year's salary as teacher . 400 00
Frances W. Richards, one year's salary as teacher.
930 00
George W. Brown, salary as teacher ... 639 44
Harry W. French, seven months' salary as teacher 660 56
Anna M. Lamprey, one year's salary as teacher
394 67
Josie W. Kimball, one year's salary as teacher 400 00
Lillian Hamilton, one year's salary as teacher 332 50
Anna L. Coffin, one year's salary as teacher 492 50
Emma M. Lander, one year's salary as teacher . 389 34
Jennie P. Haskell, one year's salary as teacher 375 00
Grace E. Bartlett, one year's salary as teacher 350 00
Amounts carried forward. . . . $12,959 86 $28,966 05
23
178
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . . $12,959 86 Priscilla G. Craig, one year's salary as teacher . 515 00
$28,966 05
Abbie L. Frost, one year's salary as teacher 400 00
Elizabeth Hoxie, eight months' salary as teacher 293 14
Lillian Greenleaf, two months' salary as teacher 75 00
Grace L. Rivers, three months' salary as teacher
120 00
Alice A. Bartlett, one year's salary teacher
373 75
Mary A. Roaf, one year's salary teacher as
350 co
Lillian Goodwin, one year's salary as teacher 330 88
Elizabeth Cheever, one year's salary as teacher as
351 25
Sarah L. Ross, one year's salary teacher
350 00
Gertrude E. Lewis, one year's salary as teacher
346 50
Annie P. Toppan, one year's salary as teacher 350 00
Charlotte Dickens, one year's salary as teacher
328 18
Sarah B. Chute, one year's salary as teacher
750 00
Inez G. Hulbert, three months' salary as teacher 120 00
Sarah E. Whitmore, one year's salary as teacher 500 00
Ellen Frothingham, one year's salary as teacher 400 00
Amounts carried forward. ... $18,913 56 $28,966 05
as
179
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. . . $18,913 56 $28,966 05 Frances L. Pettigrew, one year's salary as teacher 375 00 Sarah F. Badger, one year's salary as teacher 350 00
Julia J. Hubbard, one year's salary as teacher 332 50
Helen S. Merrill, one year's salary as teacher 400 00
Flora Pettigrew, one year's salary as teacher 350 00
Nellie G. Stone, one year's salary as teacher 400 00
Sadie M. Morse, one year's salary as teacher, of drawing 530 00
Mary T. Colby, seven months' salary as teacher
217 50
Lizzie C. Ireland, substitute teacher and evening school . 57 00
Charlotte Holmes, training school and substitute teacher 60 50
Jennie Adams, training school and sub- stitute teacher 75 60
Mrs. H. T. Carter, salary for teacher as substitute 8 00
Elizabeth Goldsmith, salary for teacher as substitute 10 00
Grace Morse, salary for teacher as sub- stitute 1 08
Mrs. A. Silloway, salary for teacher as substitute 2 00
Elizabeth Newhall, salary for teacher as substitute 27 00 Caroline W. Gerrish, salary for teacher as substitute 8 00
Amounts carried forward. . . . $22, 117 74 $28,966 05
1
1 So
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . $22, 117 74 $28,966 05 substitute teacher 46 23
Ella Richardson, training school and
Helen S. Merrill, salary as teacher at evening schoo! 29 CO
Harriet Colman, salary as teacher of evening school 31 00
Elizabeth Dodge, salary as teacher of evening school 30 00
Margaret Sargent, salary as teacher of evening school . 30 00
Mrs. Amos H. Geary, salary as teacher of evening school 30 00
Elizabeth Pearson, salary as teacher of evening school . 7 00
Bessie Pike, salary as substitute teacher. 5 20
Alice Stevens, 66
I 25
Cora Oliver, salary as pupil teacher train- ing school
79 00
Georgie Bartlett, salary as pupil teacher training school 81 00
Annie Lowell, salary as pupil teacher training school 31 75
Caroline Hardy, salary as substitute teacher
62
Margaret Cockburn, salary as substitute teacher
3 50
Edith Smith, salary as substitute teacher
8 22
Elizabeth Merrill, salary as substitute teacher.
32 00
Grace Gale, salary as substitute teacher.
32 00
Fred P. Hinckley, salary as janitor. .. Albert Hodgdon, 66 66
300 00
.. ... 87 99
Albert O. Colby, 66 66 ..... 242 OI
Amounts carried forward. .. $23,225 51 $28,966 05
DETAILED STATEMENT. 181
Amounts brought forward. . . $23,225 51 $28,966 05 James Kimball, salary as janitor 78 01
Stephen R. Fox, 66 ..... 133 OI
Charles H. Lunt, 66 66
. .... 199 50
Joseph G. Stevens, 66 66
. .. .. 25 00
Eben Lancaster, 66
. . .. . 43 0I
Thomas Mutch,
66
. .... 42 00
Frank Nichols, 66 66
. .... 15 00
William P. Lunt, one year's salary as
agent of schools and cash paid ..... 1,305 47 Robert G. Allen, one year's salary as truant officer 472 00
Boston School Supply Co., school sup- plies
34 00
Edward E. Babb & Co., school supplies 113 32
University Publishing Co., school sup- plies . 69 18
Moses H. Sargent, school supplies ..... 398 38
George F. King & Merrill, school sup- - plies.
92 32
American Book Co., books.
108 51
W. A. Davis & Son, three American flags. . 13 95
Estate N. Varina, four tons egg coal ... 17 00 John Collins, 168 tons, 8cwt., broken egg and stove coal 746 83
A. F. Nason, 1881 bushels charcoal at IIC.
206 91
D. C. Heath & Co., books 81 70
Daniel Appleton & Co., books 15 75
Maynard Merrill & Co., 32 physiologies at 90c 28 80
J. L. Hammett & Co., supplies. 94 17 · John H. Balch, jr., two tons egg coal ... 8 50
Hunt Publishing Co., printing . ... ....
34 75
Amount carried forward. .. $27,602 58
$28,966 05
,
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. .. . $27,602 58 $28,966 05 Essex County Truant School, board of sundry persons. 33 44
Horace A. Brooks, school books. ..
10 82
Trustees Putnam Free School, one year's rent of school building. 500 00
E. Perkins Lumber Co., stock and labor 8 15
Jackson's Express, express. 6 75
News Publishing Co., printing and ad- vertising .
44 74
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising .
22 62
M. R. Warren, supplies.
9 50
George S. Perry & Co., supplies 85 25
Newburyport Despatch, express 5 85
De Wolfe Fiske Co., books.
17 50
L. W. Piper, filling out 24 diplomas ... 8 40
Thompson, Brown & Co., bookkeeping books. II 67
William Ware & Co., books
19 17
Carter, Rice & Co., school paper 14 56
James C. Godfrey, school paper. ... Esterbrook Steel Pen Co., 25 gross pens
19 96
9 50
Ginn & Co., school books .. ... 85 00
Town of Newbury, tution of pupils .... 66 51
Hunt Publishing Co., printing 1000
school reports 66 04
Atkinson Coal Co., stove coal.
3 38
Silver, Burdett & Co., books. 5 60
Rust & Richardson Drug Co., chemicals at High school .. II 39
Jere Healey, one ton stove coal. .
4 50
Prang Educational Co., school supplies. 39 60
Mineral Tablet Ink Co., ink tablets ..... $5 00
Amounts carried forward. .. . $28,717 48 $28,966 05
DETAILED STATEMENT. 183
Amounts brought forward. . . . $58,717 48 P. H. Blumpey, oil . 2 88
$28,966 05
Franklin Educational Co., chemical ap- paratus 66 79
George Osgood, lamps and chimneys ... 3 69
S. P. Bray, one ton stove coal. ... ... 4 50 Sulpho Napthol Co., two gallons sulpho napthol . 6 00
H. A. Wilson, brooms
3 25
M. A. Swift & Sons, school paper. 8 94
Eagle Pencil Co., pencils.
20 00
Thorp, Martin & Co., supplies.
3 96
Karl Castelhun, chemicals at High
school .
14 26
Harper & Bros., books
28 80
William H. Merritt, labor
9 40
Cornelius Lynch,
6 60
Charles Bashaw, 4 80 66
John Wayland, 66
IO 40
Cornelius Sullivan, 66
IO IO
George E. Pearson, 66
12 00
Charles E. Allen, 66
10 80
Thomas Ryan, 66
2 60
Cornelius Kelleher,
3 80
John Pollard, 66
7 00
Thomas Hale, 66
3 60
Nelson Goyette,
1 00
Edward Powers, 66
I 00
Gilbert Bashaw, 66
I 60
Daniel Cronan,
80
$28,966 05
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
SEWERAGE (CONSTRUCTION.)
Balance due Dec. 21, 1895 . .$7,136 40
CREDITS.
From sale of 4 per cent sewer bonds. .. $7,500 00
Newburyport Water Works, pipe. 62 10
Cornelius H. Kelleher, pipe. . 1 70
Pearl Bradford, pipe. 90
Frank E. Davis, pipe. 42
66 Job T. Dickins, pipe 3 50
7,568 62
432 22
Balance due from the city Dec. 19, 1896.
98 71
$333 51
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by the Committee on Sewerage.
J. A. Greeley & Co., stock, labor and teaming $ 58 44
Thomas Ronan, mason work. 4 25
Francis Curtis, services duplicating en- gineer's accounts. 66 00
Frances Curtis, services superintending construction of sewer on Coffin's court 26 68
C. H. Meader, stock and labor 46 26
P. Tobin, teaming. 3 00
James C. Colman, lumber and cement. . 6 74
L. D. Ross, cleaning hose 75
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware .
28
Amounts carried forward. $212 40
$333 51
DETAILED STATEMENT. I85
Amounts brought forward .... $212 40
$3.33 51
S. H. Thurlow, hardware
6 00
D. Cashman, teaming I 75
Chelmsford Iron Co., two man-hole frames 10 00
B. & M. Railroad Co., freight on frames 36
John Argle, labor
12 00
Daniel Casey,
12 00
Sidney Harris,
12 00
James Harris,
II 40
John Harris,
9 60
Dennis Duggan, .
[2 00
Cornelius Reagan, 66
6 00
Daniel Haley, 66
6 00
Thomas Couny,
6 00
John Vaughn, 66
2 00
Danniel Connors, 66
2 00
Nathan C. Burrill, services 'as assistant superintendent .
4 00
George Bliss, services as assistant super- intendent 8 00
$333 51
SEWERAGE (MAINTENANCE.)
Appropriation . $200 00 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account
85 30
Amount carried forward
.$114 70
24
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . $114 70
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Sewerage.
J. W. Douglass, cash paid for teaming and labor. . $23 00
C. C. Toppan, two pair mittens
I 50
Len Ross, cleaning hose. . I 25
Thomas P. Mackinney, hardware 3 85
George H. Pearson, fountain pen and ink. . 3 00
Francis Curtis, cash paid for labor 51 85
M. Cashman, use of water cart. I 80
William A. Little, one pair rubber boots .. 4 50
F. E. Davis, stock and labor I 80
C. R. Sargent, 50 feet hose, etc.
9 00
George D. Brown, two pounders. 2 00
C. H. Meader, stock, labor and teaming. IO 40
E. P. Allen, cleaning hose. 50
J. C. Colman, stock.
25
$114 70
DETAILED STATEMENT. 187
SIDEWALKS AND EDGESTONES.
Appropriation $1,500 00
CREDITS.
From George W. Langdon, for edge
stone .
.$
26 35
From H. Russell Perkins, for edgestone
2 03
Albert W. Thompson, 66
. 2 38
66 Michael Toomey, 66
15 75
Calvin Danforth, 22 25
Mrs. Daniel A. Granger, 66
17 50
" John Ronan, 66
4 18
" Public property (Jackman school) for edgestones. 16 66
« William Tatterfield, labor I 50
" Edward S. Hidden, labor. 12 60 . .
J. A. Greeley & Co., " 3 83
66 betterment account, (transfer) . . 1,058 46
incidentals account .6
. .. 1,500 00
$2,683 49
Total appropriation and income. $4,183 49 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance
account. 536 23
Amount carried forward $3,647 26
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amount brought forward. $3,647 26
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by Committee on Highways.
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting .. LA 628 72
J. Littlefield & Son, labor on edgestones 155 80 Jas. C. Colman, use of team, and bricks 12 24
Hooper, Havey & Co., 5250 ft. edgestone at 2434 cts. per foot (net) .. 1,299 83
Eben A. Young, laying sidewalks 11 80
Effie B. Ludington, wharfage on edge- stones 42 00
Capt. W. S. Brown, freight on edge- stones
138 13
Joseph B. Cherry, 21,750 brick at $10 per M.
217 50
Edward S. Hidden, laying sidewalks .. .
91 14
Capt. F. L. Rice, freight on edgestones. 80 00
Albert C. Titcomb, cash paid for brick- ing sidewalk
39 90
John Ronan, labor and turf.
9 00
C. H. Meader, laying sidewalks
100 79
Arthur Currier, 66
78 21
Edmund Ryan, labor
96 40
Charles E. Allen,
114 20
Nelson Goyette, 66
90 00
Jeremiah Sheehan, 66
88 20
William Tatterfield, 66
40 20
Daniel Cronan, 66
32 00
Thomas Hale,
66
31 60
John McDade,
14 40
Charles Bashaw, 66
1 00
Dennis Duggan,
66
10 So
Timothy Moynihan, 66
14 40
Daniel Lucy,
66
16 20
Amounts carried foward. .. . $3,454 46
$3,647 26
189
DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amounts brought forward. . . $3,454 46 $3,647 26
Cornelius Kelleher, labor 16 20
Joseph Marshall,
28 20
Dennis Toomey,
12 00
Michael T. Carey, 66
14 00
Thomas Ryan,
6 00
Samuel Martin,
66
9 40
Richard Connors,
6 00
Daniel Doyle, 66
8 00
Daniel Casey, 66
2 00
Henry Walton,
66
8 00
Charles Poor,
15 12
Jeremiah Buckley,
2 40
Frederick McDonald,
·
9 00
Frank Buckley,
2 00
Joseph B. Gaddas,
9 60
George E. Pearson,
3 00
Cornelius Sullivan,
2 00
William E. Goodwin, "
13 83
Charles W. Thurlow, 66
4 00
Thomas Ronan,
16
6 32
Betterments, error on B. & M. R. R. Co. bill.
I 02
Betterments, allowance for old stone Estate Sarah C. Geary
7 54
Betterments, allowance on bill of Mrs. W. C. Spalding. 3 88
Betterments, allowance on bill of Jona- than Keniston
3 29
$3,647 26
MEMORANDUM.
There are about 1700 feet of edgestones on hand at Riverside park, which was paid for in year 1896, the value of same being about $600.00.
190
ANNUAL REPORTS.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS - ARMORY RENT ACCOUNT.
CREDITS.
From State of Massachusetts, armory rent for 1895 . . . . $150 00
State of Massachusetts, armory rent for 1896. ... 400 00
550 00
Balance due from State December 21, 1895 . .
150 00
400 00
Amount transferred from incidentals not allowed by State 55 00
$455 00
EXPENDITURES.
E. Griffin, rent of rooms from Novem-
ber 13, 1895, to February 13, 1896. $ 55 00 Public Property, rental of new armory for year 1896. 400 00
$455 00
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS .- MILITARY AID ACCOUNT.
Balance from State Dec. 21, 1895 ..... $ 460 73 Payments of aid in 1896. 759 92
$1,220 65
Amount of appropriation undrawn for one-half payments in 1896. 79 05
Amount carried forward $1,299 70
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DETAILED STATEMENT.
Amount bought forward .. CREDITS.
$1,299 70
City appropriation for 1896 $450 00
Cash from state, returned aid. 18 00
Cash from state, for one-half payments
made in year 1895 . .
482 74
$950 74
Balance due from state Dec. 19, 1896.
$348 96
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Appropriation
$2,400 00
CREDITS.
Cash received from sundry persons for board at in-
sane asylum. .
289 92
Total appropriation and income $2,689 92 Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance account 245 95
$2,443 97
EXPENDITURES. Authorized by Soldiers' Relief Committee. Amount paid in cash to sundry persons for aid during year. . $1,438 68 Amount paid for board in hospitals and asylums and medical attendance of sundry persons during the year. . . . 419 28
Amounts carried forward. . ... $1,857 96 $2,443 97
192
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Amounts brought forward. . . .. $1,857 96 $2,443 97
Amount allowed for groceries, clothing and fuel to sundry persons during year . . . . . 350 26 Amount paid for salary of clerk of mili- tary aid committee one year to Dec. 1, 1896 200 00
Amount paid for burial of soldiers' wido w . 25 00
Amount paid for travelling expenses on sundry cases. IO 75
$2,443 97
WATER ACCOUNT.
Balance December 21, 1895 . $4,718 50
CREDIT.
From H. H. Landford, bill of services for firemen ... 6 00
$4,712 50
EXPENDITURES.
Authorized by the Committee on Water Supply.
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