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George M. Roaf, beef . 301 96
O. P. Foote, groceries . 488 32
John H. Babb, boots and shoes 116 99
W. W. Coffin, 66
30 70
C. C. Stockman, furniture, etc.
22 00
Mrs. W. H. Harris, care of poor person
68 33
W. P. Porter, poultry fences
122 71
Louis F. Barton, boots and shoes
56 70
Robert Donahoe, board of poor persons
234 00
James F. Brown, groceries .
158 05
Moses H. Rolfe, grain . 462 71
E. F. Cutter, painting at the almshouse 27 10
Mrs. Eben Little, Jr., rent of house 39 00
Thomas Noyes & Son, groceries 61 00
William Holker, hardware 28 43
Arvilla P. Russell, rent of house 10'00
Berry, Dodge & Co., groceries
320 61
Mrs. John Hale, rent of house
48 00
Joseph Jackman, splitting 25 cords of wood
32 50
Turner & Schuazenberd, 1 gasolene engine 340 00
Rufus 'Thurlow, fish . 59 72
Margaret Lyons, rent of house 24 48.
Mrs. John H. Page, board of poor person 48 00
149
DETAILED STATEMENT
National Biscuit Co., crackers $ 187 05
James H. Noyes, groceries 6 00
Osgood & Goodwin, dry goods 10 23 Newburyport Herald Co., Morning Herald and printing 9 25
John S. Pike, boots and shoes 43 90
Mrs. Ella Dixon, board of poor person 80 00
Dennis Lynch, rent of house 48 00
Standard Oil Co., oil
29 33
B. S. Snow & Co., fish 62 50
J. L. Fairbanks Co., register blanks 1 00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., use of telephone and rental . 158 90
W. H. Merrill, treasurer, rent of house 48 00
Irving K. Wells, provisions 100 58
C. E. Plummer, pants .
18 00
J. Walter Akerman, provisions
89 38
John H. Balch, Jr., fuel
3 25
P. C. Stevens, groceries 97 25
Beech Soap Co., soap 168 57
Fowle, Hibbard & Co., beans 266 48
Austin, Young & Co., bread 10 65
Sarah Beaton, preparing body for burial
4 00
James F. Carens, groceries . 101 12
N. N. Dummer, wood .
87 97
Ellen Lyons, board of poor person 55 00
E. P. Stickney, provisions .
46 25
Mrs. James M. Roote, care of child 20 00
Fisher & Co., dry goods 37 04
News Publishing Co., printing 8 25
T. J. Welch, boots and shoes 1 50
Charles S. Lovejoy, hardware .
6 04
Town of Westboro, transportation of poor 2 22
11 25
George A. Dow, dressing hogs
W. A. Johnson, dry goods . 12 00
Moses A. Stevens, groceries 137 68
George B. Pinkham, milk 84
B. & M. Railroad, transportation of poor and freight . 78 65
Joseph B. Little, boots and shoes $ 19 44
George H. Plumer, dry goods . 96 19
150
ANNUAL REPORTS
George A. Pearson, rent of house $ 40 00
J. J. & W. Woods, provisions 34 50
Stevens Brothers, clothing 8 56
Toppan & Wilson, hardware 38 00
Nathaniel Ireland, groceries 45 50
D. Collins, JJr., boots and shoes 17 55
George W. Warner, groceries . 118 50
Atkinson Coal Co., 41,185 pounds coal . 148 11
Harry W. Bayley, 11 cords wood, sawed and split 99 00
C. W. Poor, groceries 4 05
George A. Fogg, " 46 00
Young Women's Christian Association, board of poor person 82 25
Union Cash Market, provisions 60 00
Peter Cusack, burial of poor
S. P. Safford, hacking . 15 00
3 00
Mrs. Crabbe, rent of house . 13 00
Mrs. Albert C. Blaisdell, board of poor person
48 40
Lyons, Clement & Greenleaf, flour 624 75
George I. Little, hauling wood 19 50
C. R. Sargent Co., stock and labor
20 13
J. C. Lunt & Co., burial of poor 35 00
Thomas H. Lunt, rent of house
18 00
Dr. George G. Bailey, professional services
56 25
Merrimac Clothing Co., clothing
4 50
C. W. Bailey, stationery .
1 25
Robert J. Mckinney, burial of poor 29 00
J. C. M. Bayley, legal services. 4 00
Mrs. Mary Gilbert, board of poor person 93 71
Charles H. Lord, painting wagons 33 00
John Graham & Son, provisions 12 60
Fuel 300 00
Atkinson Coal Co., 10 cords wood 36 13
$25,965 85
Deduct amount charged to soldiers' relief . 402 77
$25,563 08
15I
DETAILED STATEMENT
PRINTING.
Appropriation . . $800 00
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal-
ance account 162 72
$637 28
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the Committee on Printing. ]
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising $ 12 30
Newburyport Herald Co., " 244 86
Squire & Swan, printing and binding 200 manuals . 45 50
Hunt Printing & Engraving Co., printing and adver-
tising 42 50
News Publishing Co., printing and binding 500 annual reports 292 12
$637 28
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Appropriation
$2,000 00
CREDITS.
From town of Newbury, use of library for
year 1901 . . $150 00
From treasurer of public library, as per vote
of the trustees :
S. W. Marston fund income 169 94
E. S. Moseley 166 41
A. E. Cutter 133 63
E. H. Stickney 66 250 00 W. O. Moseley 66 600 00
From dog license .
437 04
1,907 02
Total appropriation and income
$3,907 02
152
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought over $3,907 02 Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account . 335 12
$4,242 14
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the City Council. ]
John D. Parsons, services as librarian and sundries . $1,202 74 Martha P. Lunt, services as superintendent of reading
room 521 52
Effie Tenney, services as assistant librarian
400 00
E. S. Thurston, 66 66
341. 63
Helen E. Tilton,
65 75
Dexter W. Nutting, services as janitor
349 96
P. H. Blumpey, sundries
10 74
Library Bureau,
133 20
Jackson Express Co., express
4 75
John H. Balch, Jr., 4 cords pine wood, sawed and split 24 33
J. J. Merrill, mantles, chimneys, etc. 5 15
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising
24 00
F. J. Barnard Co., binding books
245 70
James Dickens, mantles, chimneys, etc. . 11 00
American Express Co., express
3 40
Boston Book Binding Co., binding books
140 35
Brewster Brothers, insurance 177 50
Paine Furniture Co., office chair 9 50
C. O. Townsend, carpet and rug 25 05
News Publishing Co., printing 10 00
J. A. Maynard, treasurer, rent of safe box 5 00
Chase & Lunt, insurance 112 50
Watering streets department, sprinkling for 1902 7 86
Carter, Rice & Co., 1} reams heavy paper 11 40
Jere Healey, 4 cords wood, sawed and split 35 80
J. V. Felker, one year's salary as treasurer 50 00
153
DETAILED STATEMENT
W. T. Humphreys, insurance
$129 38
Dennis Kelleher, labor
1 35
Daniel Lucy, 60
68
Cornelius Kelleher, “
7 20
Hannah Leary, cleaning library 20 20
Daniel Casey, labor
1 13
Timothy Coffey, " 1 13
Cornelius Lucy, "
1 12
Daniel O'Connell, labor
1 12
Fuel
150 00
$4,242 14
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Appropriation $4,000 00
CREDITS.
From R. S. Hewlett, rent of Winter street
landing, one year to January 1, 1902 . $10 00
From H. E. Carlisle, one month's rental of land to April 1, 1902 2 92
From Charles C. Stockman, net proceeds from sale of building at Dockum's field . From Charles C. Stockman, net proceeds from sale of old Jackman school building . From Clarence J. Fogg, sale of building on Charles street lot
30 00
58 50
From William Holker, for old stoves in Jack- man school 15 00
5 00
From George E. Greeley, 1 old stove in Charles street school . 3 00
From Pearl S. Bradford 1 25
From Arthur J. Brooks, on account of lock- ers at armory . 25 00
1544
ANNUAL REPORTS
Brought over
$4,000 00
From Benjamin P. Ireland, sale of boiler, central fire station . 10 00
From Joseph Ross, granite 33 76
From county of Essex, one year's rental of police court rooms, to January 1, 1903 250 00
From state of Massachusetts, account of transfer for rent of armory, three months to April 1, 1902 . 100 00
From F. H. Rundlett, rental of city hall . 1,655 00
From city clerk, sale of burial lots . 303 00
2,502 43
Total appropriation and income
$6,502 43
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to balance account .
504 12
$5,998 31
EXPENDITURES.
Charles E. Allen, labor
$14 40
Dennis Kelleher,
18 59
Daniel Lucy, 66
16 74
Thomas Hale,
2 48
Daniel Creeden,
3 83
Cornelius Lynch, 66
45
Edmund Ryan,
9 45
Jere Sheehan,
8 33
Cornelius Kelleher, "
15 64
Michael Kelley,
90
John Whalen,
12 82
Charles H. Lewis, labor at Kelley schoolhouse
1 50
Cornelius Lucy, labor
6 76
Cornelius Sullivan, labor
3 71
R. J. Foley, stock and labor
124 94
Cashman Brothers, moving building and excavating for manhole 79 75
I55
DETAILED STATEMENT
Henry J. Noyes, stock and labor 38 84
William Holker, hardware 164 01
Edward Donahoe, ironwork 5 50
Osgood & Goodwin, sundries
5 79
James E. Kimball, labor at cooking school 2 40
Green Davis, agent, stock and labor 30 00
Charles H. Lord, 1 poker scraper 1 50
P. H. Kimball, care of city clocks and sundries 76 00
J. J. Merrill, agent, stock and labor 7 89
J. J. Merrill, 28 24
George White, 66
1 70
Edward Hardy, services as stage carpenter 162 65
John E. Lunt, mantles, chimneys, etc. 11 30
George W. Hussey, stock and labor 15 30
Bert H. Reed, labor, horse and team 2 40
Hermon Staples, stock and labor 35 21
Pearl S. Bradford, 236 47
F. E. Cutter & Co., 66
25 86
William E. Goodwin, 32 50
C. M. Lunt & Son, removal of house offal .
55 75
William H. Safford, repairing clock
1 00
George N. Black, stock and labor
152 41
W. C. Morse,
198 40
L. M. Hatch & Son,
158 80
John E. Bailey,
366 14
J. C. Colman et al., 66
50 00
Stephen W. Gale, labor at schoolhouses .
55 69
S. H. Thurlow, hardware . 55 41
John A. Greeley & Co., stock and labor 33 02
Andrew C. Hall, labor at police station and court room 12 00
Creeden Brothers, stock and labor 91 65
Daniel E. Tilton, sundries 1 36
James Dickens, stock and labor
26 18
C. E. Currier & Son, stock and labor 63 95
P. H. Blumpey, sundries 3 90
156
ANNUAL REPORTS
Edward Osgood, sundries . $ 4 90
Alfred Gurney, services as superintendent of old and new hill burying grounds . 254 45
Ingalls & Hendricksen, stock and labor 13 50
Karl Castelhun, sundries 1 75
C. S. Blake, stock and labor 93 75
J. B. Lunt, 58 37
James F. Brown, sundries
50
J. C. Colman and E. P. Shaw, rent of shed 50 00
T. Y. Cotton, stock and labor 7 08
Frank E. Davis, 580 14
W. E. Goodwin, 4 70
A. A. Caswell, cleaning hose 8 house 1 75
Harry Leeming, ironwork . 2 55
Albert O. Colby, stock and labor 9 85
Carl W. Knight, 7 30
George E. Greeley, 66 1 40
William W. Horsch, repairing curtains at Temple street school 50
James C. Colman, lumber and teaming 103 92
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting 60 92
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor .
9 50
Peter Kelleher, police service at city hall 3 00
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor 123 69
B. G. Gerrish, window shades, etc.
50 10
C. O. Townsend, :6
24 58
J. N. Frost, ice, steamer No. 2 8 90
Thomas E. Marshall, stock and labor 13 24
Frank H. Rundlett, sundries
4 44
Daniel Neal, making keys, etc 50
Charles C. Stockman, chairs, labor, teaming, etc 46 08
O. P. Foote, sundries
60
P. B. Jackson, repairing 85
State Street Pharmacy, sundries . 13 15
Hunt Printing & Engraving Co., printing 5 00
H. H. Landford, electrical work . 5 00
I57
DETAILED STATEMENT
C. Callahan Co., 75 feet hose $18 00
The Talbot Co., 1 gallon Ta-Bo 3 00
Daniel Quill, labor 5 18
Charles E. Woods, stock and labor 9 70
A. Russell & Sons, 1 old building at rifle range 39 50
W. W. Hutchins, stock and labor 1 50
S. L. Truesdale, labor at central fire station 18 61
Library Bureau, stack in vault
William J. Wilkinson, stock and labor
192 22
Toppan & Wilson, hardware
7 01
John H. Walker, stock and labor
87 78
Rufus Adams,
61 97
E. P. Dodge Manufacturing Co., 20 barrels
4 00
Merrimac River Towing Co., towing bath house from Coffin's wharf to Marquand's 24 00
Sidney W. Harris, labor at Highland cemetery . 7 00
George O. P. Greeley, stock and labor . 32 45
Penn Metal Ceiling Co., steel ceiling as per contract . 71 00
Newburyport Water Co., use of water at new hill burying ground 15 00
L. Marquand, dockage for bath house 15 00
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor 464 96
Maurice Corcoran, labor at Highland cemetery
3 94
T. H. McCarthy, mason work .
72 10
Henry O. Martin, services as keeper of bath house
171 75
L. L. Whitten, stock and labor
33 46
Fred H. South,
15 00
'Telephone Co., use of telephone
52 75
Mrs. Michael Lucy, cleaning Congress street school .
3 75
F. J. Donahoe, sundries
40
J. J. & H. J. Chase, stock and labor 10 95
W. B. Porter, teaming .
50
A. J. Casey, toilet paper . 1 00
G. W. Bollman, mason work 31 80
Watering streets, sprinkling for 1902 54 72
27 00
E. Perkins Lumber Co., lumber, etc. 80 00
15S
ANNUAL REPORTS
Eagle Chemical Co., one-half barrel Eagle powder . $10 00
F. E. Collins, mason work 49 58
W. P. Jones, repairing clocks, etc. 15 50
Charles W. White, police service at city hall 21 00
Gas and Electric Co., radiators and tubing 25 61
William E. Woodman, stock and labor 10 85
James Guy, 2 00
Estate of Gowen Dockum, use of land for militia 31 25
Frank W. Hidden, whitewashing 23 65
Charles De Costa, docking bath house 12 00
C. E. Currier, stock and labor 23 10
E. A. Young, mason work 7 08
W. W. Thurlow, repairing clocks, etc. 3 50
J. J. & W. Woods, oil for bath house 24
F. H. Plumer, freight 5 00
H. D. Allen, stock and labor 20 48
$5,998 31
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
Appropriation
$9,550 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to
balance account . 599 70
$10,149 70
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the City Council. ]
Moses Brown, one year's salary as mayor to Decem- ber 1, 1902 . $1,200 00
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as city clerk to December 1, 1902 . 1,450 00
Henry W. Little, one year's salary as assistant city clerk to December 1, 1902 700 00
159
DETAILED STATEMENT
James V. Felker, one year's salary as treasurer and collector to December 1, 1902 . $1,599 70 James V. Felker, for clerk hire (office of treasurer and collector), one year to December 1, 1902 400 00 William H. Welch, one year's salary as auditor to December 1, 1902 . 400 00
Frank H. Rundlett, one year's salary as messenger to December 1, 1902 . 900 00
Willard A. Hatch, one year's salary as assessor to December 1, 1902 . 500 00
William H. Huse, one year's salary
as assessor to
December 1, 1902 . 500 00
George P. Sargent, one year's salary as assessor to December 1, 1902 . 500 00
George W. Knight, one year's salary as inspector of animals to December 1, 1902 500 00
Thomas E. Cutter, one year's salary as clerk of com- mon council to October 1, 1902 150 00
J. C. M. Bayley, one year's salary as solicitor to December 1, 1902 . 600 00
James V. Felker, one year's salary as treasurer of sinking funds to December 1, 1902 . 50 00
Edward Donahoe, Jr., one year's salary as sealer of weights and measures to December 1, 1902 400 00
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1902 . 75 00
Benjamin G. Davis, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1902 . 75 00
George H. Cutter, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1902 . 75 00
Luther Carter, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1902 . 75 00
$10,149 70
160
ANNUAL REPORTS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$32,000 00
CREDITS.
One year's interest, Brown fund, to March 4,1902 $675 00
William P. Lunt, superintendent, tuition from non-resident school children 115 11
Town of Salisbury, tuition for school child- ren
147 00
Town of Boxford, tuition for school children
19 00
.. Newbury,
144 00
Rowley,
5 00
Thomas Clark, for tuition
8 00
O. D. Chase, 66 8 00
Claude E. Adams, "
16 00
Milton S. Thompson, for tuition .
18 00
William P. Lunt, superintendent, sale of books 3 44
State of Massachusetts, education of child-
ren in care of state board of charity 49 50
1,208 05
Total appropriation and income
$3,208 05
Amount overdrawn, transferred from inci-
dentals to balance account 4,277 37
$37,485 42
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the School Committee. ]
Walter E. Andrews, salary as teacher $1,740 00
Walter I .. Bartlett, .. 120 00
Dana C. Wells,
900 00
Frank A. Page, 66 66
.
930 00
Sara A. Leonard,
6 6
665 00
DETAILED STATEMENT
161
Elizabeth Goldsmith, salary as teacher
$700 00
Edna S. Moffatt,
6 6
700 00
Mabelle S. Moses,
66
700 00
Edith M. Brown,
66
665 00
Irving H. Johnson. 66
1,200 00
Nellie G. Stone, 66
500 00
Anna L. Whitmore.
449 25
Lillian Greenleaf, 66
450 00
Bertha F. Ingalls. 66 6 6
432 50
Frances W. Richards,
1,000 00
George W. Brown,
1,360 00
Anna L. Coffin,
350 00
Cora Oliver,
..
120 00
Priscilla G. Craig,
..
500 00
Emma M. Lander.
66
450 00
Abbie L. Frost,
. .
.6
450 00
Josie W. Kimball.
66
66
450 00
Dorothy C. Packer.
390 00
Nellie DeS. Barrett,
430 00
Mary T. Colby,
6 6
450 00
Grace Bartlett,
398 67
Mary Whitmore,
6.
66
332 50
Jennie Haskell,
6 6
417 92
Annie B. Richardson,
356 88
Lillian Ross,
66
331 38
Adelaide Pritchard, 6. 66
306 96
Elizabeth H. Cheever,
66
418 63
Sarah L. Ross.
66
279 33
Mrs. Alice Silloway,
66
66
108 .00
Gertrude Lewis,
66
400 00
Annie P. Toppan,
66
177 33
Josephine Coffin,
.6
120 00
Hortense Small,
352 50
Sarah B. Chute.
6 .
6 6
825 00
Adalina Sargent,
6.
..
449 25
Clara J. Edgerly,
66
..
450 00
-
6
162
ANNUAL REPORTS
Cassine Brown, salary as teacher
$447 00
Frances L. Pettigrew, salary as teacher
425 00
Sarah F. Badger,
394 67
Charlotte Dickens,
66
395 44
Julia J. Hubbard,
399 33
Helen S. Merrill, 66 66
476 66
Carrie Merrill, 66
66
407 50
Julia Boyle, 66
400 00
Sadie M. Morse,
66 of drawing .
420 00
Elizabeth C. Adams,
66
of music . . 570 00
Elizabeth H. Little, 66
of cooking . 165 00
Sarah A. Chase,
285 00
Edward Hicken,
66
66
(substitute).
13 25
Bessie Davis
316 50
Edith Annis, 66
66
224 00
Alice George, salary as teacher of evening school .
60 04
Helen E. Hewes, salary as teacher of drawing
150 00
Evelyn Pike, training school teacher
27 00
Hattie Boyd,
19 50
Georgianna Smith, "
12 00
Katherine Locke,
78 00
Ethel Eaton,
66
78 00
Ethel Ryan,
78 00
Edith Bradbury, 66 66
78 00
Retta Marr,
66
26 08
Tula Reed,
24 00
Edith Merrill, 66 66
24 00
Kate Pike,
66
24 00
Mabel Fogg,
66
76 00
Mabel Currier, 66
76 00
Ruth Sargent, 66 66
76 00
Grace Page, salary as teacher of evening schools and substitute
226 67
Lelia Kimball, salary as teacher 98 04
Edith M. Merrill, salary as teacher of evening school 62 00
M. Yerelzian,
34 00
163
DETAILED STATEMENT
Lizzie C. Ireland, salary as teacher of evening school
$ 33 75
Amelia Whittier,
66 24 00
William H. Merrill, 66 66 130 00
William P. Lunt, salary as superintendent and sun- dries 1,357 52
Robert G. Allen, salary as truant officer
615 00
Albert Hodgdon, 66 janitor 105 21
William E. Woodman, salary as janitor 162 75
Albert O. Colby, 560 75
James E. Kimball, 66 107 13
Charles H. Lewis, 66 506 04
Charles E. Ash,
147 99
Stephen W. Gale, 66 66
368 50
Mrs. Charles Bushee, לי 66
60 00
James T. Grant,
49 04
Henry Upton, 66
458 25
Mary A. Jaques, salary as substitute teacher 6 37
Gertrude Little, 1 33
Leonard S. Choate, tuning piano 2 00
George F. King & Co., sundries 141 40
Educational Publishing Co., books . 3 43
News Publishing Co., printing and advertising 85 68
Frost & Adams Co., supplies 15 90
American Book Co., books
236 16
D. C. Heath & Co.,
222 06
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies 86 04
Edward C. Babb & Co., books and supplies
261 34
Silver, Burdett & Co., books 48 65
National Fiber Board Co., binding books
5 50
American Express Co., express 11 08
Boston School Supply Co., books and supplies 50 64
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising 101 19
A. W. Baker, supplies 22 00
S. H. Thurlow, " 23 07
Jackson Express Co., express 14 25
Ginn & Co., books 986 25
164
ANNUAL REPORTS
C. J. Peters & Son, retouching and engraving cut of
schoolhouse $ 4 25
J. J. Merrill, electrical work 6 86
O. D. Hunt, services as typewriter . 11 50
Newburyport Express Co., express 1 40
George S. Perry & Co., supplies . 80 15
Hermon Goldberger, 6 75
Oliver Ditson Co., 66
18 38
Robert Burlen, 50 school directories
10 00
Houghton, Miflin Co., books
31 27
Hunt Printing and Engraving Co., printing and adver- tising 21 25
Richardson, Smith & Co., books
78 75
Thompson, Brown & Co.,
124 83
Neostyle Co., supplies
4 00
Wychoff, Seamans & Benedict, supplies
19 55
Henry A. Wilson, supplies for cooking school
4 50
C. W. Bailey, books and supplies 13 15
Atkinson Coal Co., 11,290 pounds egg coal 33 27
A. F. Nason, 140 bushels charcoal . 14 50
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co., supplies for laboratory 20 57
Moses Stevens, supplies 7 22
Phonograph Institute Co., books
19 95
Rufus Thurlow, supplies for cooking school
1 49
A. J. Leighton, moving piano
Moody & Patten, 500 Cards 1 25
A. P. Marden, tuning pianos
4 50
L. W. Piper, filling out diplomas
6 00
R. G. Adams, stock and labor
41 75
E. Perkins Lumber Co., stock and teaming
2 10
Thorp, Martin & Co., supplies
2 10
J. J. Merrill, electrical work 2 60
Charles W. Poor, supplies for cooking school 16 44
Samuel W. Crowthers, address to high school grad-
uates 25 00
9 90
Practical Text Book Co., books 4 00
165
DETAILED STATEMENT
Cashman Brothers, moving coal $ 3 60
Jere Healey, 34,680 pounds coal and hard and pine wood 161 98
John Graham & Son, supplies for cooking school . 6 01
Squire & Swan, 300 registration cards 8 50
George A. Fogg, supplies for cooking school 16 25
Osgood & Goodwin, sundries 1. 38
Esterbrook Steel Pen Manufacturing Co., steel pens . 24 00
Atkinson & Mentser, books and supplies 8 70
University Publishing Co., books 24 12
The Morse Co., books 6 00
Carter, Rice & Co., toilet paper 15 00
Eagle Pencil Co., 20 gross pencils 27 00
E. F. Worcester Press, books 27 07
Benjamin H. Sanborn Co., books
5 84
Wadsworth, Howland Co., supplies
8 50
Henry Hoit & Co., books . 2 30
Albert Russell & Sons, castings and labor 2 20
Globe Paper Co., paper . 10 79
A. Storrs & Bement Co., paper 1 50
Bunkia Malsutsi, paper . 2 57
Applied Arts Guild, folios
2 50
Prang Ed. Co., books and supplies
15 00
Fuel
600 00
Elliott C. Hadley, allowance for board
165 00
T. J. Maddocks,
66
48 00
Cornelius Kelleher, labor 3 84
Cornelius Lynch,
7 21
Charles W. Davis,
7 32
Alex. L. Jackson, 66
4 73
William H. Merritt, 66
8 11
John Pollard, .6
1 46
Cornelius Sullivan, 66
6 52
Charles E. Allen, 66
7 21
Richard Connors, 66
90)
Benjamin Sargent, 66
65 00
166
ANNUAL REPORTS
Edgar B. Davis, labor
$ 90
Thomas Hale,
90
Thomas Ryan,
3 61
James E. Welch, .6
4 06
Dennis Kelleher. . .
8 10
John Whalen,
6 20
Jeremiah Toomey, "
1 13
Frederick K. Rand,“
1 13
$37,485 42
SEWER (CONSTRUCTION).
Balance due from the city, December 21, 1901 $10,301 79
E. C. Johnson, overpayment . 311 19
$10,612 98
Balance due from the city, December 20, 1902 4,510 64
$6,102 34
EXPENDITURES.
[Authorized by the Committee on Sewerage. ]
John A. Brown, brick $666 67
John Gorwaiz, mirrors 40
Highway department, crushed stone 13 12
Clarence A. Currier, stock and labor
9 05
Edward Donahoe, ironwork 1 05
P. Tobin, teaming .
3 80
L. M. Hatch & Son, stock and labor 7 60
T. J. Mannix, teaming 8 00
Warren Carson, labor 3 56
Jere Cronin, 66 1 78
John Argyle, 66
8 00
Hooper, Lewis & Co., books 2 40
167
DETAILED STATEMENT
Annie E. Brown, typewriting $ 1 50
J. C. Colman, lumber and cement 14 86
Dennis Kelleher, labor 3 60
Frederick Rand, 4 65
John Whalen,
3 60
Michael Kelley, 66 10 00
C. W. Bailey, sundries 2 25
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor 5 90
Toppan & Wilson, hardware 1 86
W. T. Nelson, cutting cloth . 2 00
George N. Jaques, teaming 75
Charles Senter, cutting cloth 8700
Newburyport Water Works, pipe 3 51
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight - 6 40
Jonathan Keniston, use of land 5 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware . 98
E. P. Dodge Manufacturing Co., pipe 9 03
Newburyport Herald Co., printing 1 25
N. C. Moody, repairing worm for sewers 1 40
Daniel Casey, labor 90
Richard Connors, labor 90
Thomas Hale, 7 21
Cornelius Lucy,
4 50
Jeremiah Toomey, 9 80
J. M. Greenough, hacking
50
John Herlihy, stock and labor
16 75
Committee on fire department, two spanners
1 00
Pearl S. Bradford, 1 strip rubber
45
A. Russell & Sons, 6 pounds iron
24
Atkinson Coal Co., 14 barrels cement
17 50
Narcisse Balanger, brick
3 00
F. Curtis, services as construction engineer and cash paid 643 95
C. L. B. Anderson, services as inspector 24 11
H. H. Landford, cash paid for labor on Greenleaf street extension . 27 67
168
ANNUAL REPORTS
Sidewalks and edgestones, hauling and setting edge-
stones at John Dockum's, Woodland street $ 31 27
F. E. Davis, repairing hose to fit hydrant 75
Creeden Brothers, labor 7 00
William J. Wilkinson, labor . 14 00
Daniel Canning, labor and jobbing 4 00
Jere B. Lunt, stock, labor, and teaming 17 12
H. H. Hardy, 1 thousand bricks . 5 00
Robert C. Cheney, labor 2 67
Michael Welch,
18 00
Dennis Murphy,
10 33
William Holker, hardware
637 13
William B. Porter, teaming
19 25
Cashman Brothers, constructing sewers as per con-
tract, supplies furnished 3,618 10
Lyman E. Dodge, labor
3 00
T. H. McCarthy, labor and teaming 4 55
Alexander S. Akerman, services as inspector 3 00
A. W. Huse,
9 00
George H. Sargent,
66
42 83
Dennis Sullivan, labor
2 00
Edward Walsh, 2 00
Maurice Sullivan,
8 00
William O'Neil,
10 00
Cornelius Kelleher,“
10 00
Cornelius Leary,
10 00
Patrick Russell,
10 00
Michael Lynch,
6 00
Philip Crimmins,
4 89
Timothy Moynihan,"
10 00
John Kelleher,
10 00
Cornelius Lynch,
2 00
$6,102 34
169
DETAILED STATEMENT
SEWER (MAINTENANCE).
Appropriation $650 00 Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to bal- ance account 168 10
$481 90
EXPENDITURES. [Authorized by the Committee on Sewerage. ]
W. B. Porter, flushing sewers $ 20 00
Francis Curtis, salary and cash paid as superintend- ent of sewers to March, 1902 133 25
C. L. B. Anderson, services as inspector 2 00
John Herlihy, labor 1 25
H. H. Landford, salary as superintendent of sewers and cash paid . 259 46
J. B. Lunt, stock and labor 7 72
Creeden Brothers, labor 23 06
William Holker, hardware
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