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N. D. Rodigrass, services as harbor master 58 34
Telephone Co., use of telephones
4 94
Telephone Co.,
10 93
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising
48 60
News Publishing Co., 60
6 00
W. B. Badger & Co., indexes and transfer cases .
4 80
J. J. Merrill, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires 24 99
Charles F. Johnson, return of births 4 00
Pike & Elliott, 66
I 26
ANNUAL REPORTS
A. C. Nason, return of births $ 3.50
J. A. Houle, claim as result of accident to horse on Salisbury bridge Jan. 21, 1902 . 35 00
$331 25
MARCH.
F. H. Rundlett, ringing bell $ 4 00
E. J. Batchelder 3 00
John E. Beane, 2 00
Robert J. Mackinney, ringing bell 2 00
David Foss, return of births . 2 00
Frederick Tigh, 66
9 00
J. J. Merrill, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires, and labor . 37 29
American Express Co., express 85
Western Union Telegraph Co., time service, City Hall clock 3 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 1 50
J. C. M. Bayley, legal expenses 25 30
Telephone Co., use of telephones 2 14
Smith Premier Typewriter Co., carbon paper for city clerk 1 00
William Balch, expense of committee to Boston on hearing at State House 14 75
Fowle's News Co., newspapers 6 00
$113 83
APRIL.
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services . $ 21 50
American Express Co., express . 1 95
J. J. Merrill, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires . 24 99
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 12 00
66
66
36 50
Newburyport Herald Co.,
James P. Currier, ringing bell 11 50
127
DETAILED STATEMENT
Corlies, Macy & Co., books $ 35 15
C. W. Bailey, sundries 2 60
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, revised laws, one
сору 6 00
P. B. Jackson, draping hall in memorial for Presi- dent Mckinley 6 50
Charles M. Townsend, ringing bell 2 00
William Balch, expenses of committee in part to Boston at hearing 3 75
Telephone Co., use of telephones
3 39
Henry Bell, ringing bell .
2 00
David M. French, bust of Caleb Cushing and pedes- tal . 100 00
F. E. Smith, P. M., box rents
50
$270 33
MAY.
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services . $ 3 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., time service, City Hall clock 3 00
F. L. Butman, book, per order city treasurer 44 50
Wakefield Daily Item, printing for assessors 2 55
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising and printing .
27 85
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, one copy revised
laws 6 00
J. J. Merrill, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires, and labor . 26 19
J. B. M. Dickins, return of births 15 50
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 20 00
Telephone Co., use of telephones 17 17
W. D. Tucker, return of births 1 75
Library Bureau, 1000 cards to order for assessors .
8 00
B. W. Stevens, services as harbor master onejquar- ter . 25 00
Brown tail moth list, cash paid for killing brown tail moths 17 25
128
ANNUAL REPORTS
Corlies, Macy & Co., record books
$12 00
Charles E. Allen, labor
90
Thomas Hale,
90
Charles E. Allen
3 38
Thomas Hale,
2 92
$237 86
JUNE.
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services . $ 18 00
Corlies, Macy & Co., record books 20 50
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising . 70 75
News Publishing Co.,
6 .
9 00
Hunt Printing & Eng. Co.,
32 00
American Express Co., express .
1 75
Telephone Co., use of telephones 5 16
George H. Stevens, sundries .
7 75
Alphonso B. Brown. return of births
6 25
James C. Colman, stock and labor
11 86
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 10 08
J. J. Merrill, one month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires
24 99
William Balch, expense to Boston on conduit tele- phone, etc. 20 62
Moses Brown, expense to Boston of committee 17 75
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage 10 00
Charles E. Allen, labor 7 43
Thomas Hale, 8 10
$281 99
JULY.
American Express Co., express $ 1 15
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services . 13 85
George H. Stevens, sundries . 1 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire . 2 00
James C. Colman, stock and labor 2 40
Lyon & Patterson, steel pens 4 50
129
DETAILED STATEMENT
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising $ 104 25
Telephone Co., use of telephone 1 80
James J. Healey, return of births . 11 25
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires 24 99
15 50
Hill's Livery, horse hire. .
4 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, box rents
50
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services .
75 00
F. E. Smith, postmaster, 1500 1-cent stamped en- velopes and 2500 2-cent stamped envelopes 69 80
D. A. Goodwin, Jr., on account of 4th of July cel- ebration 25 00
Charles E. Allen, labor
90
Timothy Coffey, 66
1 80
Thomas Hale, 66
1 58
Jere Hartnett, 66
1 80
Henry R. Weitzel, return of depths
7 00
AUGUST. $370 07
John O'Connor, ringing bell
$ 5 00
Henry Bell, .. 3 00
F. H. Rundlett,
3 00
John E. Bean, 66 3 00
Robert J. Mckinney, " 3 00
Telephone Co., use of telephone
21 69
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising 6 75
News Publishing Co.,
17 25
J. P. Titcomb, office and field work on plan of Pleas- ant street extension 7 50
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, postage 11 95
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1 copy revised laws
6 00
Robert G. Patten, looking up and copying 486 trans- fers of property at Salem . 74 75
Thomas T. Upton, services as tree warden, 4 months
50 00
5
130
ANNUAL REPORTS
C. W. Bailey, sundries . $ 3 05
James C. Colman, single team . 1 05
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services 26 50
B. W. Stevens, salary as harbor master, 1 quarter 25 00
J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires . 24 99
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising
22 75
Soldiers and Sailors' Memorial Association, appropri- ation for 1902 500 00
American Express Co., express
5 15
$821 38
SEPTEMBER.
John C. M. Bayley, legal services
$ 8 50
F. H. Rundlett, distributing tax bills . 50 00
J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires . 24 99
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising
16 25
News Publishing Co., 66 20 13
Charles M. Townsend, ringing bell .
3 00
Telephone Co., use of telephones .
2 33
Western Union Telegraph Co., time service, city hall clock
3 00
Wakefield Daily Item, tax tables
55
$128 75
OCTOBER.
Caleb Buzzell, labor
$ 11 71
William Quinn, " 8 78
William B. Porter, delivering and collecting ballots and railing at ward 3 5 50
Fred E. Smith, postmaster, postage 10 50
New England Telephone Co., use of telephones 2 10
J. J. & H. J. Chase, work on seal 50
John A. Fitzhugh, return of birth 25
F. H. Rundlett, putting up voting booths at wards 3 and 4 4 05
I3I
DETAILED STATEMENT
Estate of Peter Cusack, return of deaths $ 19 75 James V. Felker, collector, tax titles for 1900 taxes 49 89
Fred L. Butman, 1 book special orders to order 6 75
American Express Co., express 1 20
Oscar H. Nelson, searching records and looking up titles on property 12 00
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising 19 20
Hermon Staples, cleaning and painting check lists 1 75
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 13 00
Item Publishing Co., 6 00
J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires .
24 99
Albert Hodgdon, service at ward room 4 00
$201 92
NOVEMBER.
Patrick Murphy, labor $ 5 00
Edward Donahoe, bands for trees and labor 8 00
Telephone Co., use of telephones
15 05
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage
5 60
J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires 24 99
Charles E. Ash, services at wardroom 7 00
A. J. Brooks, rail on street between Ashland and Forester
25 00
B. W. Stevens, 1 quarter's salary as harbor master . 25 00
William Holker, hardware
9 90
Standard Oil Co., abatement on tax of 1900 after tax was paid . 9 10
Estate of Charles Lunt, allowance on tax 3 64
Estate of Moses Pettingell, 66 1 82
American Express Co., express
1 45
Smith Typewriter Co., typewriter supplies 1 50
Charles W. Dow, 1 frame and glass 1 25
Henry M. Meek Publishing Co., sundries 3 56
Item Publishing Co., printing and advertising
12 30
132
ANNUAL REPORTS
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising . $ 31 65 News Publishing Co., 66 22 25
Leonard W. Sargent, damage to estate caused by raising grade of street 68 86
DECEMBER.
$282 92
J. J. Merrill, 1 month's salary as superintendent of fire alarm and inspector of wires . $ 24 99
American Writing Machine Co., repairing Smith Pre- mier typewriter 12 90
American Express Co., express
4 00
Sampson, Murdock Co., 8 copies of Newburyport directory . 16 00
C. W. Bailey, sundries 1 25
Lilla D. Stott, looking up deeds at Salem 39 35
Telephone Co., use of telephones . 3 42
F. E. Smith, postmaster, postage 10 00
Hill's livery, horse hire . 10 00
Wolfe tavern, entertaining committee from Lynn, ac- count of school house 10 00
A. W. Thompson, sundries 5 25
Turner Specialty, 1 gross election crayons 3 00
Samuel Pearson, services at wardroom
9 00
Henry M. Meek Publishing Co., sundries
5 64
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 136 00
Newburyport Herald Co., 66 62 05
Item Publishing Co., 66 14 25
Frank H. Rundlett, putting up booths, pasting bal- lots, etc. . 6 15
Albert Hodgdon, services at wardroom 6 00
Hermon Staples, pasting check lists
75
Frank E. Thurlow, services as warden
5 00
John C. Lang, 66 clerk 5 00
William B. Porter,
inspector 5 00
Charles C. Donnell,
5 00
I33
DETAILED STATEMENT
Thomas Humphreys, services as inspector
$ 5 00
Joseph L. Jacoby,
66
5 00
Moses A. Stevens, 66
deputy warden 2 00
George P. Greenleaf, 66 deputy clerk 2 00
Joseph L. Thurlow, 66
deputy inspector
2 00
John W. Allen,
66
2 00
Frederick S. Goodwin,
66
2 00
William H. Pettingell, 66
2 00
William W. Hutchins,
warden
5 00
Willis A. Macintosh,
clerk
5 00
Samuel J. Ford, 66
inspector 5 00
5 00
J. C. M. Blaisdell,
5 00
Greenleaf A. Johnson, 66
5 00
H. P. Macintosh,
deputy warden
2 00
J. Herman Carver,
deputy clerk
2 00
Frank W. Landford,
66
2 00
George W. Parker,
66
2 00
Oliver O. Jones, 66
66
2 00
.James P. Walsh,
warden
5 00
Hiram P. Macintosh, Jr.,"
clerk
5 00
F. B. Fanning, 66
inspector
5 00
George P. Sargent,
66
5 00
B. W. Barrett, 66
1
5 00
C. H. Webster, 66
5 00
Edward Sexton,
deputy warden
2 00
Caleb B. Huse, 66
deputy clerk 2 00
Cornelius J. Kiley,
deputy inspector 2 00
J. W. Coffin, Jr., 66
66
2 00
George W. Manser, 66
66
2 00
George L. Richardson, 66
2 00
William J. Creasey,
warden
5 00
Charles A. Stockman,
clerk
5 00
Bernard C. McQuade, 66
inspector
5 00
Oliver T. Littlefield,
66
5 00
John J. McGlew,
66
Allen D. Pettingell, 66
deputy inspector 2 00
$34
ANNUAL REPORTS
Daniel Collins, Jr., services as inspector
$ 5 00
Albert D. Hale,
66
5 00
William H. Welch, 66
deputy clerk 2 00
John M. Sullivan,
deputy inspector 2 00
George N. Jaques,
66
2 00
Harold E. Noyes,
2 00
Henry D. Follansbee,
warden
5 00
John J. Creeden,
clerk
5 00
Richard J. Foley,
66
inspector
5 00
Gilbert A. Noyes,
5 00
Fred W. Chase,
5 00
Freeman P. Healey,
5 00
Edward G. Moody,
deputy warden
2 00
Frank E. Davis,
deputy clerk. 2 00
Herbert W. Ross,
deputy inspector
2 00
George O. Atkinson,
66
66
2 00
Michael E. Murphy, 66
2 00
Joshua L. Chase,
66
warden
5 00
William G. Somerby,
66
clerk
5 00
Frank W. Merrill,
66
inspector
5 00
William C. Coffin,
66
5 00
George A. Coffin,
66
66
5 00
William S. Patriquin,
deputy warden
2 00
George L. Whitmore,
66
deputy inspector 66
2 00
Thomas W. Mitchell,
66
2 00
Arthur J. Brooks,
66
2 00
Elmer E. Towne,
66
66
2 00
Western Union Telegraph Co., time service city hall clock
3 00
Daniel Casey, labor
3 00
John C. M. Bayley, legal expenses
21 85
American Express Co., express
1 40
William Balch, expense telephoning and telegraphing
6 80
$664 05
J. L. Lewis,
deputy clerk 2 00
5 00
Edwin F. Jackman,
2 00
Michael Kelleher,
I35
DETAILED STATEMENT
RECAPITULATION.
January
$ 914 58
February
331 25
March .
113 83
April
270 33
May
237 86
June
281 99
July
370 07
August
821 38
September
128 75
October
201 92
November
282 92
December
664 05
$4,618 93
INTEREST DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$19,400 00
CREDITS.
From overdue taxes
$2,980 09
From First National Bank (deposits) . 1,519 39
4,499 48
Total appropriation and income $23,899 48
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account 1,428 65
$22,470 83
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by Committee on Finance. ]
12 months Follansbee fund, to September 1, 1902 . $120 00
66 Simpson fund, to January 5, 1902 900 00
66 Sawyer fund, to July 1, 1902 225 00
66 Dexter fund, to January 10, 1902 90 00
136
ANNUAL REPORTS
12 months Green fund, to August 9, 1902 . $ 80 00
12
66 Frothingham fund, to January 29, 1902 . 40 00
12 66 A. Williams fund, to March 1, 1902 40 00
12 Brown fund, to March 4, 1902 .
675 00
12 Toppan fund, to March 10, 1902 . 10 00
12 Atwood fund, to September 1, 1902
472 50
12 66 Todd fund, to July 1, 1902
400 00
18 66 W. O. Moseley fund, to Nov. 1, 1902 .
600 00
12
registered bonds, $88,500, sewer loan .
3,310 00
12
66 armory loan, $1,200
48 00
12 66 registered bonds, $27,500, school loan 962 50
12
66 note No. 592, $40,000
1,250 00
12
66 note No. 600, 25,000 781 24
12 note No. 613, 15,000 450 00
12 months 1 day note No. 614, $1,467.73 44 15
9
66
27 " note No. 618, 2,000 49 50
2
60 21 " note No. 619, 11,000 74 25
3 66 note No. 620, $9,000
67 50
3
66 note No. 621, 13,500 . 101 25
9 66 note No. 625, 9,000 .
202 50
9
66 note No. 623, 12,000 270 00
303 75
9
66 note No. 626, 13,500
470 83
13
2 " note No. 594,
1,000
32 66
4
66 note No. 628, $20,000
249 34
4 note No. 629, 15,000
187 00
4
66 note No. 630, 15,000 187 00
1
note No. 631, 3,500 11 67
5 19
1 day notes No. 628, 629, 630 Coupons 9,760 00
$22,470 83
7 months 16 days note No. 627, $25,000
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DETAILED STATEMENT
LIGHTING STREETS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Appropriation
$13,200 00
CREDITS.
From sale of old lanterns 3 00
Total appropriation and income $13,203 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account 552 86
$13,755 86
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the Committee on Lighting. ]
Newburyport Gas and Electric Co., lighting streets and public buildings
$13,748 86
C. J. Fogg, traveling expenses
5 00
D. W. Nutting, taking care of lanterns, public library
2 00
$13,755 86
APPORTIONMENT OF EXPENDITURES
For lighting streets and public buildings, ending Dec. 20, 1902.
CUBIC FEET GAS.
COST.
Lighting City Hall
251,200
$376 80
Market Hall
157,500
236 25
Central Fire Station
183,200 274 80
Public Library
185,300
277 95
Engine Housc No. 2
54,100
81 15
No. 3.
64,200
96 30
66
No. 8 .
24,300
36 45
Putnam School
15,400
23 10
66
Armory Building
35,700
53 55
66
Temple Street School
1,300
1 95
138
ANNUAL REPORTS
CUBIC FEET GAS. COST.
Lighting Kelley School
16,400
$24 60
،، Jackman School
1,600
2 40
990,200
$1,485 30
Cost of street lights, 158 arcs, 13 in- candescents, and lanterns at public library and city hall . $12,042 01
Cost of drop lights at city hall stage, etc. 214 68
Sundry bills 13 87
12,270 56
$13,755 86
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation $200 00
EXPENDITURES.
Thomas E. Cutter, for Grand Army post 200 00
NOTES PAYABLE.
Amount outstanding, December 21, 1901 $198,917 73 Notes issued in 1902 as follows :
No. 622, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3 per cent . $1,000 00
No. 623, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3 per cent . 12,000 00 No. 624, order of W. F. Houston, trustee, 3 per cent 1,467 73 No. 625, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3 per cent . 9,000 00
139
DETAILED STATEMENT
Brought forward . $198,917 73 No. 626, order of J. V. Felker, city
treasurer, 3 per cent . 13,500 00 No. 627, order of water commissioners
of Newburyport, 3 per cent . . 25,000 00 No. 628, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.74 per cent . 20,000 00 No. 629, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.74 per cent . 15,000 00
No. 630, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.74 per cent . 15,000 00
No. 631, order of W. F. Houston, cashier, 4 per cent 3,500 00 No. 632, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3 per cent . 4,000 00 No. 633, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 32 per cent . 12,000 00
Appropriation
131,467 73 1,200 00
$331,585 46
Notes paid during 1902, as follows :
No. 554, order of Five Cents Savings Bank, city . $1,200 00
No. 594, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer 1,000 00
No. 614, order of W. F. Houston, trustee 1,467 73
No. 618, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer 2,000 00 No. 619, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer 11,000 00 No. 620, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer 9,000 00 No. 621, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer . 13,500 00
140
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought forward $331,585 46
No. 623, order of J. V. Felker, city
treasurer 12,000 00
No. 625, order of J. V. Felker, city
treasurer 9,000 00 No. 626, order of J. V. Felker, city
treasurer . 13,500 00 No. 628, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer . 20.000 00
No. 629, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer . 15,000 00
No. 630, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer . 15,000 00 No. 631, order of W. F. Houston,
cashier 3,500 00
$127,167 73
Transferred to armory account 1,200 00
128,367 73
Amount outstanding, Dec. 20 .
$203,217 73
PARKS AND PUBLIC GROUNDS.
Appropriation . $450 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account 42 82
$492 82
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by Park Commissioners. ]
Daniel W. Cate, labor at mall and Brown square $241 94
S. H. Thurlow, sundries 2 21
William Holker, netting . 4 23
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DETAILED STATEMENT
A. I. Brooks, making and setting 10 seats . $ 25 00
A. Russell & Son, markers and signs 5 10
W. W. Hutchins, labor at Frog pond 32 75
Frank E. Davis, sundry repairs, etc. 24 24
T. P. B. Houghton, nails and labor 1 05
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and teaming 57
Charles E. Woods, paint .1 12
Charles A. Lunt, building and painting mall steps and lawn seats 57 52
Watering streets department, sprinkling for 1902 71 82
Arthur C. Currier, 2 signs ..
1 50
F. E. Cutter & Co., painting and lettering 2 sign- boards, paint 2 15
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
90
John Pollard, 90
Cornelius Lynch, ..
5 64
Thomas Hale,
90
Richard Connors, 66 90
Charles E. Allen,
90
Daniel Lucy, ..
11 48
$492 82
PARKS (ATKINSON COMMON).
Appropriation
$500 00
CREDITS.
From L. W. Sargent, sale of posts .
2 20
Total appropriation and income
$502 20
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account 5 45
8496 75
1.42
ANNUAL REPORTS
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by Park Commissioners. ]
Simon E. Wilson, labor $ 73 50
F. E. Chase, 66 253 76
W. W. Hutchins, labor on flag pole 3 50
Charles W. Nelson, agent, stock and labor 18 66
Watering streets department, watering street, 1902 . 7 23
John Ronan, use of team and labor
23 10
Joseph Breck & Sons, 2 tons bone fertilizer and 5 tons ashes 117 00
$496 75
PARKS (CUSHING).
Appropriation
$75 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to balance account . 14 52
$89 52
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by Park Commissioners. ]
Joseph J. Comley, planting flower beds and care of same for the season $50 00
Watering streets department, sprinkling streets, 1902 Thomas Hale, labor 19 37
11 13
. Timothy Coffey, labor 2 03
Richard Connors,
2 71
Daniel Casey, 66 3 38
Jeremiah Hartnett, " 90
$89 52
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DETAILED STATEMENT
POLICE.
Appropriation $11,500 00
CREDITS.
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court,
fines, one year to October 1, 1902 . . $1,354 72
From C. L. Ayers, deputy sheriff, fines, one year to October 1, 1902 . 196 25
From F. L. Lattime, refunded on teaming bill 2 00
From F. L. Lattime, transfer J. T. Cary's salary for one week 13 50
From board of health, transfer 693 00
2,259 47
Total appropriation and income
$13,759 47
Amount undrawn, transferred to incident-
als to balance account 226 25
$13,533 22
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the Committee on Police. ]
Frank L. Lattime, salary as city marshal and cash
paid $1,269 85
Patrick Creeden, services as captain of the watch 946 40
John L. McLean, services as assistant marshal 952 40
Henry C. Tate, services as patrolman 805 51
William Gillis, 817 88
Lemuel Hicken, 60
351 00
George W. Lattime,“ 66
802 13
Philip H. Creasey, " 804 38
Seth Young, 66
66
796 51
Charles W. Wells, 66 783 46
George J. Ross,
66
794 26
James F. Murphy, « 66
813 38
144
ANNUAL, REPORTS
Wm. H. Woodman, services as patrolman . $ 821 26
John Carey, 66 66
623 25
Geo. F. Adams, Jr., 66
701 13
Frederick A. E. Hodgkins, services as patrolman 104 63
Rupert G. Hill, services as special officer
83 25
Peter Kelleher, 6.
222 31
Charles J. McDonald, " 66
91 13
Harry Knight, 66
76 50
Frank A. Randall,
66
253 39
John F. McIntosh, 66 66
38 25
Daniel J. Lynch,
3 38
William I. Hunt,
66
2 25
James Toomey, 66
39 38
Edgar E. Toggerson, 66 66
33 75
George D. Ladd, 6.
6.
10 13
John M. Hayes, 66 66
10 13
Charles H. White,
10 13
Edgar E. Rowe,
3 38
Thomas Currier,
66
3 38
Albert H. Pyfrom, .. 66
3 38
Leon J. Stevens, 66 66
3 38
National Biscuit Co., crackers 50 56
Telephone Co., rental and use of telephone
119 51
Mrs. W. Fenders, washing towels
6 00
L. A. Foote, milk
15 84
James F. Brown, groceries
6 48
R. A. W. Pritchard, toilet paper
21 00
J. J. Merrill, sundries and labor as electrician
William Holker, hardware 11 40
Newburyport Herald, printing and advertising 14 80
60 News Publishing Co., 66 7 25
W. P. Jones, repairing badge . 60
J. C. Colman, teaming . 1 25
J. J. Merrill, agent, sundries and labor as electrician 22 30
O. D. Hunt, taking testimony, Commonwealth versus Williams 2 00
6 10
Jere W. Doyle, horse hire 40 35
145
DETAILED STATEMENT
Oak Hall Clothing Co., badges and vest buttons $ 11 37
Raphael Masstrangarlo, trimmings for hats 5 00
H. I. Bartlett, legal services 20 25
T. Raymond Healey, professional services 1 50
Karl Castelhun, Jamaica ginger
40
O. P. Foote, groceries .
38 20
George H. Pearson, sundries
11 10
Edward Osgood, 1 dozen mugs
96
Charles E. Frost, lunches
5 65
Fowle's News Co., Boston papers
13 42
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 11 50
Hill's livery, 7 50
Simeon O. Pilling, professional services
2 00
H. H. Pillsbury, use of team at Danvers 2 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware 2 00
$13,533 22
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$20,000 00
CREDITS.
From city of Salem
$458 62
Lowell .
89 29
66 Haverhill
434 13
66
Chelsea
234 00
66
Lynn
33 25
66
Malden
18 00
Melrose
12 00
16
66 Gloucester
6 50
66 Boston
11 00
66
North Adams
62 85
. .
Taunton
52 84
1.46
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought over :
$20,000 00
From town of Somerset
40 25
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Mansfield 222 75
66 Amesbury 515 50
..
66 Truro 37 00
. .
66 Groton 18 00
. .
.6 Salisbury 104 75
From state of Massachusetts, transport- ation, support, and burial of state paupers .
1,292 50
From sale of produce 205 50
" W. H. Bayley, clerk, returned aid 1,414 35
" soldiers' relief fund 402 77
5,263 08
Total appropriation and income
$25,263 08
Amount overdrawn, transferred from in-
cidentals to balance account 300 00
$25,563 08
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor. ]
Danvers Lunatic Hospital, board of sundry persons . $6,146 71
Taunton Lunatic Hospital, 66
66 169 46 ·
Worcester Lunatic Hospital, 66 165 28 .
Northampton Lunatic Hospital, " 66 169 46 .
Westboro Insane Hospital, 66
338 91
Mrs. Alfred Parkman, 66
66
3 25
Worcester Insane Asylum, 66 66
547 85
Medfield Insane Asylum, 66 66
1,430 05
Massachusetts Hospital for Dipsomaniacs and Inebri- ates, board of sundry persons 194 61 Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded, board of sundry persons . 301 30
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, board of sundry
89 21 persons
147
DETAILED STATEMENT
Massachusetts Hospital for Epileptics, board of sundry persons
$ 318 03
Anna Jaques Hospital, medical attendance and nursing 714 63 City of Haverhill, aid rendered sundry persons 70 00
Gloucester, 66
8 00
Salem, 66
55 70
Lawrence, 66 66
79 10
Lowell, 66
608 32
Lynn, 66 66
24 29
Boston, 66
17 00
Town of Rowley, 66
15 93
Amesbury, . 6
390 20
Newbury,
8 00
Wm. H. Bayley, clerk, " 970 98
66 66 salary as clerk of overseers of the poor 850 08 Charles W. Nelson and wife, salary as superintendent and matron of almshouse 720 00
Charles W. Nelson, cash paid for sundries
735 81
William Ambrose, services as teamster 360 00
William Peace, cook at almshouse . 360 00
Garrett Farrell, engineer and watchman at almshouse .
191 00
Ada Boynton, domestic at almshouse Susan Worcester,
108 00
Ernest H. Noyes, allowance for medicine 300 00 salary as city physician 450 00
T. Harrington, burial of poor . 68 00
Phebe H. Todd, rent of house 36 00
Mrs. M. F. Poore, board of poor person
135 80
Pike & Elliott, burial of poor
50 00
Harrington & Kiley, clothing
21 25
A. Bowlen, groceries 66 25
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 7 19
Edward Donahoe, shoeing and sundries 49 38
N. N. Jones and H. B. Little, rent of house 24 00
John C. Rolfe, milk . 22 68
Bridget Coffey, rent of house 10 00
36 00
148
ANNUAL REPORTS
William B. Wentworth, rent of house $ 40 00
Frank B. Hubbard, clothing 4 00
Daniel E. Tilton, groceries . 93 75
A. F. Ross & Co., 66 341 77
C. M. Lunt & Son, milk . 32 65
F. H. South, agent, rent of house 60 00
D. N. Richardson, groceries 66
Isaac Poor, 66
5 00
Richard Pettingell, rent of houses 288 00
William J. Cook, provisions 68 00
Simeon O. Pilling, professional services 1 25
Moses H. Fowler, groceries 11 00
John P. Squire & Co., pork 205 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire 2 75
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