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I 25
Frederick O. Morse, professional services I 00
John H. Balch Jr., 15 tons, 1295 1bs. egg coal at $7.15.
III 38
D. A. Goodwin Jr., 5 gals. soldis.
3 50
Winchester Tar Disinfectant, 10 gals. disinfectant and ex- press. II 00
Cashman Bros., double team to fair grounds. 6 00
W. W. Pillsbury, professional services 3 00
158
ANNUAL REPORTS
F. A. Silloway & Co., I cushion .$ 2 00
Geo. E. Elkins, 56 bushels charcoal 6 72
$14,600 56
POOR DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$13,000 00
CREDITS
From city of Lowell. $ 48 15
Haverhill
328 93
16
Salem.
35 00
66
Chelsea
310 50
66
Malden
17 50
66 Lawrence
13 25
From town of Marblehead
Stoneham.
108 40
48 58
Amesbury
519 55
Salisbury
138 00
60
Hudson
I 84
66 Somerset
21 98
From state of Massachusetts, transportation, support and burial of state paupers. . .
636 09
From Wm. H. Bayley, clerk, for returned aid. . 255 05 sale of horse 100 00
soldiers' relief fund. 241 51
2,917 OI
Deduct on account of soldiers' relief . . 241 51
2,675 50
Total appropriation and income
15,675 50
66
Merrimack.
92 68
159
DETAILED STATEMENT
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account. 3,106 39
$18,781 89
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor
Danvers insane asylum, board of sundry persons. $ 1,663 07
Medfield insane asylum 66 294 40
Worcester insane asylum
85 43
Worcester insane hospital 85 42
Northampton insane hospital
42 71
Westborongh insane hospital
42 71
Taunton insane hospital
42 7I
Massachusetts school for feeble minded, board of sundry persons. 169 92
Massachusetts hospital for epileptics
410 42
Mrs. Albert C. Blaisdell. 36 80
Town of Rowley, aid rendered sundry persons 161 67
City of Boston
123 00
City of Salem
29 46 .
City of Haverhill
51 40
City of Fall River
74 50
City of Lowe11
84 00
City of Gloucester
32 00
City of Medford
15 00
City of Malden 66 30 00
City of Worcester
7 00
Town of Amesbury
460 05
Town of West Newbury "
6 25
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, board of sundry persons.
19 71
Anna Jaques Hospital, medical attendance and nursing .... 922 83
William H. Bayley, clerk, aid rendered sundry persons .... 853 73
William H. Bayley, salary as clerk of the 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
783 47
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160
ANNUAL. REPORTS
Ernest H. Noyes, salary as city physician $ 450 00
Ernest H. Noyes, allowance for medicine. 304 00
City of Lawrence, aid rendered sundry person 99 34
Atkinson Coal Co., coal and wood ..
7 95
John C. Rolfe, milk 23 88
Standard Oil Co., oil
32 70
Young Woman's Christian Association, board of poor per- SO11. 40 25
Garret Farrell, engineer and watchiman at almshouse. 199 00
Nelson Dupee, teamster at almshouse 360 00
William Peace, cook at almshouse
270 00
Philip Ennis, services as teamster.
90 00
Sarah Simonds, domestic at almshouse
120 00
Alice Johnson 24 00
Florence Donahoe, rent of house 14 00
W. C. O'Connell, provisions 149 41
George H. Plumer, groceries 38 90
Fisher & Co., clothing. 74 13
P. C. Stevens, groceries 6 00
Porter Rogers & Co., clothing.
12 78
Albert Russell & Sons, stock and labor
6 40
Butnanı & Stone, books 6 50
Daniel E. Tilton, groceries
131 00
. City of Beverly, aid rendered sundry persons.
26 70
Thorp, Martin & Co., supplies
4 00
F. J. Donahoe, groceries
49 00
Union Cash Market, provisions
100 00
Fowle, Hibbard & Co., beans, apples, cheese, etc ..
248 40
Moses H. Rolfe, grain.
317 99
Est. Richard Pettingell, rent of house 228 00
Thomas Noyes & Son, groceries.
60 00
John H. Page, board of poor person
48 00
Irving K. Wells, provisions.
160 II
William Holker, hardware.
18 28
Moses A. Stevens, groceries . 303 00
Estate Nathaniel Ireland, groceries.
21 50
Hill's Livery, horse hire ..
2 00
Sylvester Cheney, nursing poor person
8 50
H. L. Tenney, I pair black horses
335 00
Telephone Co, rental of telephone. 140 00
Charles S. Lovejoy, I range and pipe. 25 43
DETAILED STATEMENT 16 1
News Pub. Co., printing. $ 2 00
Paul A. Merrill, sugar. 478 98
William S. Adams, labor with team 34 20
William J. Cook, groceries. 103 95
Joseph B. Little, boots and shoes 30 15
Mrs. John Hale, rent of house 48 00
Phebe H. Todd 36 00
National Biscuit Co., crackers 146 54
Andrew Bowlen, groceries. 65 00
Mrs. Eben Little Jr., rent of house 39 00
J. Walter Akerman, provisions 8 00
Robert Donahoe, board of poor persons
238 50
John H. Babb, boots and shoes.
116 65
William H. Merrill, trustee, rent of house
48 00
George M. Roaf, beef.
288 IO
John S. Pike, boot and shoes
29 90
D. Collins, Jr.
13 75
William C. Morse, rent of house
52 00
Chase & Lunt, rent of house
16 00
Rufus Thurlow, fish .
53 85
Louis F. Barton, boots and shoes
74 70
James C. Colman, to use of horse from March 2 to April 4. . 28 00
Newburyport Herald, subscription for I year. 4 00
B. S. Snow & Co., fish 35 00
F. E. Cutter & Son, I window made to order. 50
Charles W. Nelson, 3 tons salt hay
21 00
Fred H. South, revarnishing sleigh.
6 00
E. P. Stickney, provisions .
3 00
T. J. Welch, boots and shoes 7 25
Berry, Dodge & Co., groceries. 233 47
W. W. Coffin, boots and shoes 29 00
Harrington & Kiley, clothing 19 50
Katharine Lyons, rent of house 60 00
30 25
Timothy Harrington, burial of poor 83 00
A. F. Ross & Co., groceries 218 08
O. P. Foote 233 79
Pike & Elliott, burial of poor
15 00
William B. Wentworth, rent of house. 96 00
Mrs. Edmund Ryan 40 00
Toppan & Wilson, hardware. 40 00
Horton C. Stevens, groceries.
162
ANNUAL REPORTS
Edward Donahoe, shoeing and sundries 70 40
E. L. Bartlett, 26 bushels potatoes 32 50
H. N. Marshall & Son, potatoes and salt 29 80
John H. Balch Jr., 271 tons coal at $7.15 1,800 65
Charles W. Blake, services at veterinary
5 00
C. W. Bailey, stationery . 5 75
S. Levy & Son, clothing
72 51
William M. Horsch, 41 yards matting, lining and laying ...
24 40
D. J. & J. T. Carey, burial of poor ...
20 00
Lyon Clement & Greenleaf, flour ...
687 88
B. & M. R. R., freight and transportation of poor 63 71
Newburyport Water Works, 30 gallons molasses 6 00
Bart. M. Sullivan, burial of poor person
14 50
E. S. Poore, milk
4 20
Peerless Rug Works, I rug.
18 35
T. J. Mannix, rent of house 7 50
John Connors 18 00
Sullivan & Donahoe, clothing
10 00
G. A. Dow, dressing 14 hogs
17 50
John Small, 60 cords wood.
300 00
S. P. Safford, hacking
I 75
Isaac Poor, groceries
16 00
H. A. Johnson & Co. I trough
16 00
19,023 40
Deduct amount charged to soldiers' relief account
241 51
$18,781 89
163
DETAILED STATEMENT
PRINTING
Appropriation $700 00 Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance
account.
153 93
$853 93
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Printing
News Pub. Co., printing .$ 2 00 Newburyport Herald Co., printing and binding pocket man- uals .. 58 60
Hunt Printing and Engraving Co., printing. 271 92 66 66 printing and binding 500
annual reports.
521 41
$853 93
164
ANNUAL REPORTS
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Appropriation $2,200 00
CREDITS
From town of Newbury, use of library for year 1 903 . $150 00
From dog licenses 447 49
From treasurer of the public library as per vote of trustees :
S. W. Marston fund income $172 10
E. S. Moseley 168 31
A. E. Cutter 135 69
E. H. Stickney 235 00
W. O. Moseley
400 00
1,708 59
Total appropriation and income 3,908 59 Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to bal- ance account .. 357 04
$4,265 63
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the City Council
John D. Parsons, services as librarian . $1,200 00
Martha P. Lunt, services as superintendent of reading
room . .. 521 50
Effie A. Tenney, services as assistant librarian . 400 04
E. S. Thurston, 349 98
Helen E. Tilton, . 6
65 50
Charles I. Somerby
213 00
Dexter W. Nutting, services as janitor. 399 88
care of lights in front of library 1 00
James V. Felker, one year's salary as treasurer. 50 00
165
DETAILED STATEMENT
J. J. & H. J. Chase, repairing lawn mower. $ 60
F. Dillingham & Co., 312 reams library paper. 31 50
James Dickens, mantles, chimneys, etc. 13 40
George E. Elkins, 104 bushels charcoal . 12 48
John H. Balch, Jr., 36 tons egg coal and 3 cords wood.
297 42
Library bureau, sundries .
59 00
Continental Brush Co., brushes
9 25
C. W. Evans, 2 dusters.
3 75
Telephone Co., use of telephone
10 56
P. B. Sandford, binding books
66 95
Watering streets, watering streets for 1904.
7 37
Moulton & Lunt, repairing clocks.
50
Newburyport Herald Co., printing.
7 90
F. J. Barnard & Co., binding books
235 85
Brewster Bros., agts., treasurer's bond
12 50
Jackson's express, express
5 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware ....
I 95
Boston Book Binding Co., binding books
55 45
Item Pub. Co., printing and advertising
100 75
James M. Sullivan, rebinding books.
67 30
Five Cents Savings Bank, rent for safe box from November 16, 1902 to November 16, 1905 . 15 00
Mrs. H. Leary, cleaning library 16 40
L. A. Nutting, labor
4 00
Daniel Lucy
9 00
Cornelius Sullivan "
I 80
Dennis Kelleher
IO 80
Daniel Casey . .
: 80
$4,265 63
Gaylord Bros., adhesive cloth 5 45
166
ANNUAL REPORTS
PUBLIC PROPERTY
Appropriation (regular ). · $2,200 00 (insurance). 924 00
$3,124 00
CREDITS
From Benjamin P. Ireland for sale of old stove. .. $ 1 00
From Mayor Carens, for sale of mdse at armory .. 3 00
From sinking fund commissioners transfer for part of funds held in trust 300 00
From F. H. Rundlett, agent for rental of city
hall.
1,163 00
From city clerk, for sale of burial lots 144 00
$1,611 00
Total appropriation and income.
4,735 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account . . 2.045 09
$6,780 09
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
Myles Mahaney labor
$ 90
John O'Connor
3 60
Ambrose Silloway
I 80
David Buckley
I 80
John Devonshire
3 60
Daniel Quill
3 60
Jere Coffey
80
Bart. Creeden
I 80
Thomas Hale
66
I 80
John Herlihy
80
Cornelius Lucy
I 80
Daniel O'Connell
I 80
167
DETAILED STATEMENT
Bryan Sweeney
labor
.$ 1 80
Patrick Keefe
66
3 60
William Ready
3 60
Dennis Kelleher
66
I 80
Jeremiah Sheehan 66
: 80
Daniel Lucy
66
25 48
J. D. Duggan
66
: 50
Humphrey Haley
66
80
Michael Kelleher
31 28
James Welch 66
I 58
James Toomey
66
6 60
Charles Allen
66
7 09
Cornelius Sullivan
66
5 18
Daniel Creeden 66
4 05
Daniel Casey
66
2 36
Thomas Ryan
6 31
Cornelius Lynch
5 63
John Golden
45
Cornelius Kelleher
66
3 15
Henry P. Moulton, legal service of city of Newburyport vs. trustees of Putnam Free School. 100 00
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting. 8 94
Mrs. L. C. Strout, exchange of lots at Highland cemetery .. . 12 00
Henry O. Martin, services as keeper of bath house. 187 55 William I. Hunt, for moving and docking bath house 30 00
Charles H. Smith, work at police station, stock and labor ...
100 00
John F. Corey, cutting hedges at High school 3 00
Stevens Grocery Co., sundries : 38
Jere B. Lunt, repairing, plastering at Bromfield school. 13 75
Fuller & Cavanaugh, stock and labor 13 76
Merrimac River Towing Co., towing bath house to Coffin's wharf 12 00
B. G. Gerrish, window shades.
18 85
Charles E. Woods, stock and labor
46 33
George F. Morrill
59 00 Edwin L. Toppan, mason work.
II 05
T. H. McCartny 66
73 50
Charles M. Somerby, labor at Forrester street school house. 6 25
W. C. Cuseck, insurance 132 00
Brewster Bros. 140 62
J. Littlefield & Son, labor at bath house
4 29
168
ANNUAL REPORTS
Chase & Lunt, insurance 132 00
E. W. Bliss & Co. " 132 00
W. T. Humphreys " 132 00
James Guy, retubing Curtis school boiler 132 00
C. R. Sargent Co., plumbing contract at city hall
143 80
P. B. Jackson, stock and labor.
3 25
Osgood & Goodwin, dry goods.
6 94
Newburyport Herald Co., advertising.
8 00
Charles E. Ash, cleaning Congress street school house
4 00
William Holker, hardware.
140 66
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor ..
148 21
Edward Donahoe, iron work 37 90
Charles O. Townsend, making over carpet, mats, etc. 18 79
D. F. Noyes, stock and labor 68 05
W. C. Morse
133 37
Edward Hardy, services as stage carpenter
156 49
Pike & Elliott, furnishing box and opening 2 graves at High- land cemetery 10 00
H. E. Carlisle, steel mats 27 23
T. E. Creeden, stock and labor 185 85
Phoenix Pharmacy, supplies. 1 00
Telephone Co., rental of telephone.
16 00
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor
98 34
J. M. Healey, teaming. 5 00
J. E. Creeden, stock and labor 27 40
T. W. Sheridan, I filter.
I 25
C. S. Blake, stock and labor
5 56
B. W. Barrett, repairiug school house clocks 44 00
F. E. Woods & Son, stock and labor 4 86
Joseph Woods, teaming. 21 15
H. D. Allen, stock and labor 163 78
4 21
George N. Black, stock and labor
F. H. Rundlett, sundries 7 40
P. H. Kimball, care of city clocks 75 00
John G. Pendergast, labor at bath house. II 35
McGlew Bros., iron work. 46 75
Albert O. Colby, labor at Jackman school and Davenport school .. 30 14
C. C. Stockman, chairs, stools, desks, etc. 77 30
Engine Co. No. 2, services of man at Elks' fair 7 00
Toppan & Wilson, hardware
26 40
169
DETAILED STATEMENT
Hook & Ladder Co., services of man at City Hall. $ 5 00
Steamer Co. No. 3, services of man 3 00
Hose Co. No. 7,
2 00
Engine Co. No. I
5 00
O. P. Foote, sundries
60
John Collins, 1000 1bs. coal, and wharfage of bath house. 14 38
J. N. Frost, ice
7 50
Pearl S. Bradford, stock and labor
37 88
Jere Kelleher
51 40
George White
1 15
James A. Kelleher 16
64 75
B. G. Davis
5 55
Charles H. Lewis, painting desk irons.
3 00
Albert Russell Sons Co., stock and labor
42 50
George W. Mckay, labor on pumps. 12 00
Watering streets, sprinkling for 1904 51 61
J. A. Greeley & Co., mason work. 9 25
Guy Bros., stock and labor 65 00
William H. T. Dodge, stock and labor at Kelly school 4 55
Estate William Huff, use of driveway at Highland cemetery 10 00
R. Morrison, repairing. plastering at Kelley school. 90
F. A. Silloway & Co., 2 straps
2 00
John F. Bryant, labor at Janvrin landing 2 50
R. J. Foley, stock and labor 210 71
60
Alfred Gurney, services superintendent Old Hill and Higli- land Burying grounds 250 20
A. J. Casey & Co., supplies 24 00
W. C. Langley, chairs. 17 50
Henry J. Noyes, stock and labor IO 35
Cashman Bros., teaming
22 50
Wilbur Abbott, ice 6 25
James C. Coleman, stock and labor 36 36
John E. Bailey
719 84
James Dickens
98 96
Hermon Staples
6 72
F. E. Cutter & Son
338 58
M. H. Fowler, 2 water pails.
170
ANNUAI. REPORTS
S. H. Thurlow & Co., hardware 22 88
Stephen W. Gale, labor at Currier school 3 35
News Pub. Co., advertising. 6 00
Jas. C. Coleman, Hale Knight, rent of coal shed . 100 00
Penn. Metal Ceiling Co., I ceiling for engineers' room at
City hall. 51 22
Creeden Bros., stock and labor.
82 09
James Guy,
13 10
Andrew Boyle, labor
28 80
Andrew J. Casey, insurance
132 00
A. W. Reddy
132 00
J. B. Shannon & Sons, engine house door springs and at- tachment. 14 00
Edward Perkins Lumber Co., stock and labor.
22 29
L. M. Hatch & Son
429 86
F. E. Davis 83 65
Item Pub. Co., advertising 4 00
D. W. Jackman, duty at city hall 1 00
Albert Russell
1 00
David A. Wells I 00
Orrin J. Welch, labor as electrician . 2 80
W. W. Thurlow, repairing and cleaning clock. I 25
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor.
31 80
Eagle Chemical Co., one half barrel powder. 20 00
Ordway Heating Co., stock and labor.
6 00
Newburyport Water Works, use of water on Highland bury- ing ground. 15 00
West Disinfecting Co. disinfectants 12 75
T. V. Cotton, stock and labor 8 30
$6,780 09
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DETAILED STATEMENT
SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS
Appropriation $10,000 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account 410 38
$10,410 38
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by City Council
James F. Carens, one year's salary as mayor to December I, 1904. ..
$ 1,200 00
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as city clerk to December 1, 1904. 1,450 00
H. W. Little, one year's salary as assistant city clerk and clerk of sprinkling committee to December 1, 1904. . .....
900 00
James V. Felker. one year's salary as treasurer and collector and clerk of state aid committee, and treasurer of sink- ing funds to December 1, 1904 . . 1,850 00 ·
James V. Felker, for clerk hire (office of treasurer and col- lector) one year to December 1, 1904. 400 00
William H. Welch, one year's salary as auditor to December 1, 1904 . 400 00
Frank H. Rundlett, one year's salary as messenger to December 1, 1904. 900 00
Willard A. Hatch, one year's salary as assessor to Decem- ber 1, 1904 500 00
William H. Huse, one year's salary as assessor to Decet- ber 1, 1904 . 500 00
George P. Sargent, one year's salary as assessor to Decem- ber 1, 1904 500 00
172
ANNUAL REPORTS
J. Hermann Carver, salary as clerk of common council from January 1, 1904, to December 1, 1904. . $ 125 00 Thomas H. Huse, I mos. salary as city solicitor to January J, 1905. 41 74
George H. O'Connell, salary as city solicitor to December I 1904 458 26
Edward Donahoe, Jr., salary as sealer of weights and measures to December 1, 1904 . . 300 00
George W. Knight, services as inspector of animals and provisions to June 1, 1904. 249 96
Moses Little, services as inspector of animals and provisions to June 28, 1904 to July 17, 1904. 25 00
Irving K. Wells, services as inspector of animals from July 17, to December 1. 1904. 166 67
Jere P. Creeden, 1 month's salary as superintendent of sewers. 43 75
George H. Stevens, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1904. 100 00
Benjamin G. Davis, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1904. 100 00
Luther Carter, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1904. 100 00
Bernard W. Barrett, one year's salary as registrar of voters to December 1, 1904 . 100 00
$10,410 38
173
DETAILED STATEMENT
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$34,000 00
CREDITS
One year's interest on Brown fund. $ 675 00 Trustees of Putnam Free school rent to June 30,
1904 1,200 00
William P. Lunt, superintendent, tuition from non-resident school children 47 00
Walter E. Andrews, tuition from non-resident school children
9 00
Henry B. Little, sale of books
5 67
Town of Rowley, tuition for children 264 00
Boxford
10 00
Salisbury 66
158 00
Newbury
125 00
State of Massachusetts, education of children state board of charity 144 50
2,638 17
Total appropriation and income 36,648 17 Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to balance account. 5,768 59
$42,406 76
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the School Committee
Walter E. Andrews, salary as teacher.
$ 1,600 00
Dana C. Wells
66
1,100 00
Frank A. Page
66
1,063 33
Sara A. Leonard
66 €
700 00
Elizabeth Goldsmith
66
...
715 00
C. Maud Norris
665 00
Mabelle S. Moses
.
192 50
Mary R. Stark
..
665 00
Elizabeth A. Towle
60
. .
.
451 21
Ethel M, Woodbury
66
56 29
174 .
ANNUAL, REPORTS
Fanny H. Kingsley, salary as teacher
180 00
Irving H. Johnson
1,200 00
Nellie G. Stone ..
450 00
Anna L. Whitmore
449 25
Bertha F. Ingalls
449 25
E. Josephiene Coffin
66
432 50
Frances W. Richards
1,000 00
George W. Brown ..
1,500 00
Priscilla G. Craig .6
479 17
Emma M. Lander
445 50
Nellie DeS. Barrett
66
66
448 50
Lillian W. Greenleaf
6
66
450 00
Mary T. Colby
450 00
Abbie L. Frost
450 00
Josie W. Kimball
450 00
Dorothy C. Packer
394 00
Lelia E. Kimball
351 67
Tula M. Reed
294 10
Grace E. Bartlett 66
398 67
Mary F. Whitmore
66
376 25
Jennie P. Haskell
425 00
Annie B. Richardson
162 00
Lillie M. Ross 66
382 50
Grace A. Page
206 50
Bessie E. Davis
6 0
357 50
Edith M. Annis
332 50
Mary E. O'Connell
66
66
307 00
Elizabeth H. Cheever
420 75
Cora A. Oliver
66
66
400 00
Gertrude E. Lewis
66
399 33
Hortense F. Small
381 25
Mrs. Alice Silloway
421 08
Sarah B. Chute
1,000 00
Adalena W. Sargent
66
442 50
Clara J. Edgerly
66
66
448 50
Cassine H. Brown
6.
315 00
Ruth Sargent
120 00
Frances L. Pettegrew
66
425 00
Sarah F. Badger
66
66
397 33
Charlotte K. Dickens
66
398 67
Julia J. Hubbard
395 99
6.
175
DETAILED STATEMENT
Helen S. Merrill. services as teacher
$ 493 33
Carrie F. Merrill
425 00
Julia Boyle
66
423 58
Adalaide P. Dodge 66
90 00
Feroly11 L. Woods
170 00
Sarah A. Chase
66
of cooking 480 00
Helen E. Hewes
66 of music. 550 00
M. Alice George, salary as evening school teacher
18 00
Eva J. Smith
21 00
Lizzie C. Ireland
32 50
Amelia R. Whittier “
22 75
Flora Pettigrew
66
22 67
William H. Merrill «
66
66 00
Malotsa Gretzian
33 00
Mrs Ina C.Hicken
substitute teacher
II2 25
Mrs. Caleb Howard “
28 59
Bessie Langley
75
Walter Whitmore
36 67
Edith Merrill
I 33
Adalaide P. Dodge, salary as training school teacher
24 00
Ferolyn L. Woods
24 00
Elizabeth A. Walsh
24 CO
Marguerite Pritchard
78 00
Elizabeth Boardman
80 00
Lida A. Eaton
66
. . . .
80 00
E. Belle Woodman
80 00
Elizabeth M. Bailey
71 90
Clarissa E. Hathaway 66 66
.... 24 00
Edith E. Davis 66
24 00
Mary A. Doyle 66
24 00
Elizabeth A. Walsh, salary as substitute teacher.
IO 34
Irving H. Johnson evening school teacher 58 00
650 00
E. C. Hadley, allowance for board
272 00
Benjamin G. Sargent
100 00
Thomas J. Maddocks
200 00
Willianı P. Lunt, salary as superintendent. 1,200 00
Hiram T. Balch, salary as janitor and sundries 727 50
James Grant, salary as janitor 54 00
Mrs. Charles Bushee
75 00
Stephen W. Gale
427 75
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. ....
.... .
. . . .
...
Robert G. Allen
truant officer
66
176
. ANNUAL. REPORTS
Charles E. Ash, services as janitor
188 00
Albert Hodgdon
120 00
William E. Woodman
and sundries 140 28
Albert O. Colby
599 04
James E. Kimball
40 51
Sylvester Cheney 66
66 69
Charles H. Lewis
555 04
Steplien W. Colby, labor
3 14
Mrs. Daniel O'Connell, labor.
12 00
Houghton Mifflin & Co., books
31 39
Henry Hoit & Co.,
3 71
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies.
4 50
J. L. Hammett & Co., supplies.
48 87
E. J. Huse, reseating clair.
I 60
C. C. Blanchard & Co., supplies ..
I 15
Allyn & Bacon, books
60 01
Rufus Thurlow, supplies for cooking school.
4 38
W. C. Greeley ‹ .
29 08
Atkinson & Mentzer, supplies.
I 32
Hub Hand Laundry, laundry work.
4 89
D. A. Goodwin Jr., supplies for cooking school.
20 44
Edward A. Hale, paper.
3 co
Winchester Tar Disinfectant, 1 gallon disinfectant.
: 50 -
Washington street Methodist church, use of vestry for
school purposes, from March 1, 1904 to June 1, 1904 .... 150 00 Squire & Swan, printing. 77 00
Joseph Woods, wood . 2 25
John H. Balch Jr., 319 tons coal. 2,274 69
News Pub. Co., printing and advertising.
49 63
Karl Castelhun, supplies
3 30
Jackson Express Co,, express .
11 15
T. V. Cotton, stock and labor
63 03
Pearl S. Bradford
147 77
Toppan & Wilson, supplies.
2 59
Murphy, Leavans & Co, supplies.
19 69
Bausch & Lomb Co.
4 72
Boston Nickel Plating Co.
3 90
Catherine F. Johnson, 125 printed models.
2 50
C. W. Bailey, supplies.
IO 18
George F. King & Co., sundries.
77 22
Win. P. Lunt, cash paid for sundries
187 52
177
DETAILED STATEMENT
Newburyport Herald Co., printing and advertising $ 21 47
Henry A. Wilson, supplies 7 50
C. C. Stockman, use of chairs. II OO
J. J. & H. J. Chase, making keys. 3 10
D. F. Noyes, 10 pans . 3 00
L. A. Blaisdell, engrossing names on 33 diplomas 12 95
P. S. Henson, address at graduation exercises
25 00
George E. Elkins, 1232 bushels charcoal.
174 72
Fred H. South, kalsomining at Washington street church. .
26 00
Stevens Grocery Co., supplies for cooking school.
2 40
E. F. Bodine, 3 stone jars.
I 80
A. P. Marden, tuning pianos. 7 00
Silver Burdett & Co., books 115 70
Item Pub. Co. advertising.
35 25
C. F. Winchester, supplies
74 50
F. J. Barnard & Co., books 54 63
I 80
Bunkio Matsuki, I ream paper
3 50
Rand, McNally & Co., books
82 85
Phonographic Institute 28 27
William Holker, supplies. I 85
Edward E. Babb & Co., books and supplies
374 18
Ginn & Co, books 350 00
American Book Co., books 297 00
30 46
Eagle Pencil Co., pencils
86 25
Chase Bros., I special book.
6 00
Thompson Bros. & Co , books
7 50
Newburyport Express Co., express 5 35
Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co., pens 12 80
2 20
S. H. Thurlow & Co., supplies
6 52
John Collins, coal and wood
233 23
J. M. Haley, carting .
35 00
Jere Healey, 69 tons coal . 524 86
Fisher & Co., supplies 10 70
Benj. H. Sanborn & Co,, supplies.
3 00
L. E. Knott, Apparatus Co., supplies
90 99
Mary S. Evans, labor. 6 67
John B. West, services as janitor a Washington street
church vestry. 84 00
A. D. Matthews & Son, crayons
Willard Small
G. P. Putnam & Sons, book
178
ANNUAL REPORTS
Atkinson Mentzer & Grover, supplies $ 2 50
Globe Paper Co., paper. 15 77
The Morse Co , books. 26 70
D. C. Heath & Co., books
217 28
Herman Goldberger, supplies
4 00
Theo. Metcalf Co.
10 09
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, supplies.
30 78
Longman Green & Co., books
I 35
Oliver Ditson Co. supplies.
4 40
Charles Alle11, labor
14 19
Michael Kelleher
8 33
Cornelius Sullivan
5 30
Cornelius Lynch
3 83
John Clifford
2 48
Cornelius Kelleher
4 95
William Merritt
6 08
Frederick Rand
I 80
Thomas Hale
I 80
Daniel Casey
2 70
Jeremiah Coffey
: 80
Daniel Quill
I 80
Bart. Creeden 66
1 80
C. W. Davis
66
4 50
John Devonshire
66
I 35
Thomas Ryan
56
Dennis Kelleher
12 39
James E. Welch
3 03
Daniel Lucy
93
Daniel O'Connell
6 54
David Buckley
66
56
Mckinley Pub. Co., maps.
4 07
Newson & Co., books.
198 50
Remington Typewriter Co., repairs and supplies
32 42
៛42,406 76
DETAILED STATEMENT 179
SEWER (CONSTRUCTION)
Balance due from the city, December 19, 1903 . .. . . . . . . . . . $3,274 96
CREDITS
From H. H. Landford, sundries . 4 70
3,279 66
Balance due from the city, December 17, 1904. 2,912 19
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