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Squire & Swan, 4000 real estate tax bills-
16 00
R. J. Mckinney, ringing bell.
3 00
Telephone Company, use of telephone.
9 86
Herald Company, printing and advertising.
16 50
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising.
44 34
Timothy S. Herlihy, legal services, poor investigation. 350 00
55 00
Robert H. Waters, services as expert accountant ..
72 10
Robert G. Dodge, legal services for Felker defalcation.
500 00
Hub Plumbing & Heating Company, stock and labor at Kent street fountain.
16 53
M. T. Carey, labor
5 40
Daniel Casey
I 13
William Driscoll
5 40
Daniel Quill
6 52
C. E. Allen
9 68
Cornelius Buckley
3 60
M. T. Carey
9 00
John Connors
7 20
Daniel Casey
9 23
William Driscoll
9 00
Cornelius Kelleher
IO 80
Dennis Kelleher
9 00
Daniel Lucy
7 20
John Lynch
9 00
Patrick O'Brien
II. 25
Patrick O'Keefe
IO 80
Daniel Quill
5 40
Cornelius Sullivan
7 20
Sam Zani
6 98
William Ready
IO 80
John Pollard
86
9 00
Edward Taylor
7 20
Michael Crowley
. ...
.....
5 40
. .
Helen M. Maguire, services of stenographer and typewriter .. Augustus Nickerson, services as expert accountant.
606 06
76
ANNUAL REPORTS
F. H. Rundlett, labor. $ 50 00
Brewster Brothers, insurance. 78 00
$2,065 17
SEPTEMBER
G. W. Langdon, survey and plan of Ferry wharf and ex- penses ..
$ 35 00
Abatement watering streets 1904 transfer 19 32
Public property transfer.
1,000 00
Bridges and culvert transfer.
500 00
Sidewalks and edgestones transfer
150 00
$1,704 32
RECAPITULATION
January. .
$ 102 45
February.
325 61
March.
141 50
April.
136 15
May
219 47
June.
293 II
July
1,295 99
August.
2,065 17
September
1,704 32
$6,283 77
INTEREST DEPARTMENT
Appropriation. $24,000 00
CREDITS
From overdue taxes 3,593 90
From First National bank (deposits ).
1,817 98
From water commissioners to meet interest on bonds .. 5,377 50
$34,798 38
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Committee on Finance
12 months' Follansbee fuud to September 1, 1906. $ 120 00
12 months' Green fund to August 9, 1906. . 80
12 months' Simpson fund to January 5, 1906 900 00
12 months' Sawyer fund to July 1, 1906. 225 00
12 months' Dexter fund to January 10, 1906. 90 00
12 months' Frothingham fund to January 29, 1906. 40 00
12 months' A. Williams fund to March 1, 1906. 40 00
12 months' Brown fund to March 4, 1906. . 675 00
12 months' Toppan fund to March 10, 1906. 10 00
12 months' Atwood fund to September 1, 1906 472 50
77
DETAILED STATEMENT
12 months' Todd fund to July 1, 1906. $ 400 00
12 months' W. O. Moseley fund to November 1, 1906. . 400 00
12 months' registered bonds, No. I, sewer loan, $30,000 . . 1,200 00
12 months' registered bonds, No. 2, sewer loan, $5,000 .. . 200 00
12 months' registered bonds, No. 3, sewer loan, $7,500 ...
300 00
12 months' registered
bonds, Nos. 1-46, sewer loan,
$46,000. 1,610 00
12 months' registered bonds, Nos. 1-6, high school loan, $27,500. 962 50
12 months' registered bonds, Nos. 1-6, high school loan, $6,000. . 210 00
12 months' registered bonds, water loan, $82,000. 2,870 00
12 months' registered bonds, bridge loan, $34,000. 1,190 00
Coupons.
13,512 50
Coupons (water bonds).
4,725 00
Five months three days' note, No. 663-6, $50,000
922 25
Three months one day's note, No. 662, $35,000. 398 16
12 months' note, No. 656, $1,475. . 51 62
700 00
12 months' note, No. 659, $1,000
35 00
Six months three days' note, No. 674-6, $50,000.
1,772 82
Four months' note, No. 668, $15,000.
225 00
Four months' note, No. 667, $10,000
150 00
Deferred payments (water bonds),
262 50
Overcharge on tax. I 13
Undrawn, transferred to incidentals to balance account .. . 3 40
$34,789 38
ICE AND SNOW
Appropriation $1,500 00
CREDIT .
From Timothy Shea, snow shovel. 35
1,500 35
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to balance ac-
count. 346 09
$1,154 26
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Highways
E. C. Fowler, labor with horse. $ 3 50
Thomas P. Thomas, breaking out sidewalks. 4 91
WV. B. Porter, use of team hauling snow and dragging sidewalks .. 20 70
John M. Little, use of double team. 38 00
Jere M. Haley, use of teams hauling snow. 55 IO
John Mahaney, use of men and horse 10 13
12 months' note, No. 669, $20,000
12 months' note, No. 658, $1,000 35 00
78
ANNUAL REPORTS
C. E. Woods, paint and labor. $ 60
E. E. Bartlett, labor breaking out roads.
9 04
M. M. Toomey, labor breaking out roads. 17 95
Cashman Brothers, use of men and team hauling snow 103 90
J. B. Moulton, use of men and horses. . 14 20
J. Ronan, labor breaking out sidewalks.
9 50
John M. Chase, labor on roads.
75
Reed Brothers, labor on gutters.
7 45
J. Sweeney, labor on roads.
4 00
Joseph A. Young, labor on crossings.
2 30
Thurston S. Chase, breaking out roads.
6 95
A. B. Black, agent, road machine.
222 70
C. E. Allen labor
39 97
Daniel Casey 66
9 37
Michael Crowley
18 91
John Devonshire
10 03
Thomas Hale
39 15
John Herlihy
66
5 18
Ira Copeland
4 73
Cornelius O'Connell
4 72
Sam Zani
57
Edward Taylor
4 95
Clarence Lowell
2 47
John Malarkey
66
3 37
Daniel Quill
66
26 68
Cornelius Shea
66
II 48
Jeremiah Sheehan
2 71
Cornelius Sullivan
33 42
Bryan Sweeney
4 28
Jeremiah Hartnett
66
12 5J
Dennis Kelleher
66
27 80
Michael Kelleher
61
5 18
Daniel Lucy
66
45 80
W. H. Merritt
66
5 18
Patrick O'Brien 66
56 15
J. Lynch
66
25 90
Cornelius Kelleher
66
19 93
James E. Welch
66
I 47
John Connors
66
31 63
Timothy Coffey
4 73
Daniel Buckley
17 45
Cornelius Buckley
31 62
Timothy Shea
15 09
T. Coffey, Jr.
45
Patrick Lynch
17 67
William Gonan
II 26
Thomas Hudson
66
I 80
M. Murphy
I 58
Mr. Canon
I 92
Timothy Leary
6 0
8 55
P. J. Sheehan
9 12
I 80
Daniel O'Connell
66
II 49
Cornelius Lucy
66
66
DETAILED STATEMENT 79
A. A. Silloway
labor
$ 3 60
James Toomey
30
A. Hodgdon
45
William Driscoll
. .
34
John Pollard
.... .
. .
45
William Ready
23
Patrick O'Keefe
23
Cornelius Leary
2 92
Patrick Sheehan
66
. . . . . . .
7 99
$1,154 26
ELECTIONS
Appropriation
$1,350 00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from incidentals to bal-
ance account.
209 51
$1,559 5I
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the City Council
William E. Woodman, services at ward room, ward one ... $ 15 00
C. E. Ash, services at ward room, ward five. 50
J. M. Greenough, horse hire. II 50
Albert Hodgdon, services at ward room, ward two.
15 00
Herald Company, printing and advertising.
193 00
Item Publishing Company, printing.
43 00
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising
189 00
George N. Jaques, services as election officer, ward four ... James Dickens, electrical supplies. .
I 60
John E. Bailey, stock and labor.
16 50
F. H. Rundlett, putting up and taking down booths and car fare
24 25
Sampson, Murdock Company, one Boston directory
6 00
Gould & Adams, rubber stamps.
7 35
J. J. & H. J. Chase, labor on ballot box
50
Cotton & Gould, one gross pencils
2 50
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor
II 76
H. M. Meek Publishing Company, nomination papers
6 00
A. W. Thompson, sundries
II 30
Brown, Lent & Pett, supplies.
12 75
Casper Kohlhaas, services at ward room, ward five.
5 00
E. Perkins Lumber Company, stock and labor
IO 40
School department, one gross pencils and one-half gross pen holders. 2 10
Charles H. Lunt, services at ward room, ward six
19 50
W. B. Porter, delivering and collecting ballot boxes
6 00
Hermon Staples, pasting check lists.
I 00
B. G. Davis, one year's salary as registrar of voters
100 00
B. W. Barrett, one year's salary as registrar of voters
100 00
... ..
. .
. . .
... .
.. .
66
. . . .
5 00
80
ANNUAL REPORTS
A. W. Hopkinson, one year's salary as registrar of voters .. $ 100 00
H. W. Little, six months' salary as registrar of voters
50 00
F. E. Thurlow
services as warden, ward one 66
13 00
John C. Lang
clerk
13 00
WV. B. Porter
inspector 66
13 00
Charles C. Donald
66
5 00
Thomas Humphreys 66
66
66
..
13 00
George P. Greenleaf 66
13 00
John W. Sargent
66
deputy clerk, ward one. 66 66
2 00
Charles C. Arnold
66
warden
4 00
William H. Pettingell
66
inspector 66
4 00
John W. Allen
66
66
66
4 00
William H. Colby
66
66
4 00
Aaron B. Adams
warden, ward two
13 00
Edward M. Todd
clerk
66
13 00
Greenleaf A. Johnson
66
inspector
5 00
J. C. M. Blaisdell
66
5 00
John J. McGlew
66
66
13 00
John J. Dunn
66
deputy warden, ward two ..
2 00
Forrest L. Davis
66
6.
clerk
2 00
Michael J. Wilkinson
inspector
2 00
George E. Thompson
66
. .
10 00
William S. Coffin
66
66
2 00
F. W. Landford
66
66
.
10 00
Harry E. Hewitt
warden, ward three
5 00
Nicholas J. Waters
66
clerk
13 00
John H. Wheeler
66
inspector
13 00
James H. Barrett
66
5 00
Francis P. Woodbury
66
66
8 00
Cornelius J. Kiley
66
66
13 00
J. Hermann Carver
66
deputy inspector, ward three
2 00
Caleb B. Huse
66
2 00
John L. Barrett
66
66
66
2 00
Charles A. Grant
66
66
66
4 00
George W. Manser
66
60
4 00
David F. Souther
66
66
4 00
John J. Kelley
66
66
4 00
B. C. McQuade
warden, ward four
J3 00
John Elliott
clerk
5 00
Charles A. Stockman
clerk
8 00
Harold E. Noyes
66
inspector
13 00
Arthur J. Donahue
66
6
7 00
George N. Jaques
66
8 00
Daniel Collins Jr.
13 00
James F. Cashman
66
deputy warden, ward four ..
2 00
. .
2 00
Allen D. Pettingell
66
66
2 00
Charles E. O'Connell
4 00
Charles G. Pray
66
66
8 00
H. P. Macintosh Jr.
13 00
Stanley Besse
13 00
S. J. Ford
66
10 00
Joseph L. Thurlow
2 00
M. A. Stevens
.€
66
66
81
DETAILED STATEMENT
William H. Welch
services deputy clerk, ward four. - ..
$ 4 00
W. H. T. Dodge
inspector 66
2 00
Ralph S. Bailey
66
66
4 00
George C. Stockman
2 00
Jeremiah Higgins
66
64
10 00
Dennis J. Connors
66
66
66
4 00
Henry D. Follansbee
6.6
warden, ward five.
13 00
John J. Creeden
clerk
13 00
Michael E. Murphy
64
inspector
13 00
Gilbert A. Noyes
66
13 00
Freeman P. Healey
5 00
Michael J. Kelleher
8 00
Herbert W. Ross
66
13 00
Albert H. Beckford
deputy warden, ward five ..
2 00
J. E. Mannix
clerk
66
2 00
F. E. Davis
clerk
2 00
John J. O'Brien
66
inspector
.
.
2 00
R. J. Foley
6
4 00
Joshua L. Chase
warden, ward six
13 00
William R. Whitmore
66
clerk
13 00
Edwin F. Jackman
inspector
13 00
George A. Coffin
13 00
W. C. Coffin
5 00
Frank W. Merrill
13 00
Arthur J. Brooks
66
clerk
4 00
William S. Patriquin
inspector
4 00
Thomas W. Mitchell
6
66
66
. . .
4 00
George L. Whitmore
4 00
$1,559 51
LIGHTING
Appropriation ... .
$13,500 00
CREDIT
From Newburyport Gas & Electric Company, penalty in- curred on account of quality of gas. 100 00
13,600 00
Amount overdrawn transferred from incidentals to balance account.
1,332 40
$14,932 40
. .
2 00
Henry O. Martin
66
2 00
Fred W. Chase
6%
66
. .
. .
...
10 00
John J. Lewis
66
deputy warden, ward six.
4 00
William G. Somerby
82
ANNUAL REPORTS
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by Committee on Lighting
Newburyport Gas & Electric Company, lighting streets and public buildings
$14,927 40
C. H. Ordway, horse hire
5 00
$14.932 40
APPORTIONMENT OF EXPENDITURES
For lighting streets and public buildings ending December 15, 1906
CUBIC FEET GAS
COST
Lighting city hall.
275,900
$386 26
Lighting market hall
200,900
281 26
Lighting central fire station
198,200
277 48
Lighting engine house No. 2 .
43,800
61 32
Lighting engine house No. 3.
45,000
63 00
Lighting engine house No. 7
17,700
24 78
Lighting engine house No. 8.
7,100
9 94
Lighting high school building.
27,400
38 36
Lighting Temple street school.
600
84
Lighting Jackman school.
10,000
14 00
Lighting Kelly school.
58,900
82 26
Lighting Purchase street school.
100
14
885,600
Lighting public library watt hours .. 3,732,000
559 80
1,799 44
Cost of street lights, 164 arcs, 2 incandes- cents and lanterns at public library and city hall
13,127 96
Sundry bills.
5 00
$14,932 40
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation .
$250 00
EXPENDITURES
W. C. Cuseck, quartermaster for Post 49, G. A. R. ... $250 00
DETAILED STATEMENT 83
NOTES PAYABLE
Amount outstanding December 16, 1905 . $136,225 00
Notes issued in 1906 as follows :
No. 663, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent. . $15,000 00 No. 664, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent. 15,000 00 No. 665, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent. 10,000 00
No. 666, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent.
10,000 00
No. 667, order of Five Cents Savings bank, 4.50 per cent
10,000 00
No. 668, order of Institution for Savings, 4.50 per cent.
15,000 00
No. 669, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.50 per cent ..
20,000 00
No. 670, order of W. F. Houston, trustee will of R. W. Drown, 3.75 per cent ..
1,475 00
No. 671, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.50 per cent .. 1,000 00
No. 672, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.50 per cent.
1,000 00
No. 674, order of City of Newburyport, 4.65 per cent ..
25,000 00
No. 675, order of City of Newburyport, 4.65 per cent. 25,000 00
No. 676, order of City of Newburyport, 4.65 per cent. 25,000 00
No. 677, order of City of Newburyport, 4.50 per cent. 15,000 00
No. 678, order of City of Newburyport, 4.50 per cent.
10,000 00
198,475 00
$334 700 00
Notes paid during 1906 as follows :
No. 656, order of W. F. Houston, trustee will of R. W. Drown, 3.50 per cent ... $ 1,475 00
No. 657, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.50 per cent ..
18,000 00
No. 658, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 3.50 per cent. 1,000 00
No. 659, order of J. V. Eelker, city treasurer, 3.50 per cent. 1,000 00
No. 662, order of Institution for Savings, 4.50 per cent. 35,000 00
84
ANNUAL REPORTS
No. 663, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent .. $15,000 00°
No. 664, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent .. 15,000 00
No. 665, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent, . 10,000 00'
No. 666, order of J. V. Felker, city treasurer, 4.34 per cent. 10,000 00
No. 667, order of Five Cents Savings bank, 4.50 per cent ..
10,000 00
No. 668, order of Institution for Savings, 4.50 per cent.
15,000 00
No. 674, order of City of Newburyport, 4.65 per cent. 25,000 00
No. 675, order of City of Newburyport, 4.65 per cent. 25,000 00
No. 676, order of City of Newburyport, 4.65 per cent.
25,000 00
$206,475 00 128,225 00
Amount outstanding December 15, 1906.
$334,700 00
PARKS AND PUBLIC GROUNDS
Appropriation
$500 00
CREDITS
From city clerk licenses $ 4 00
From city clerk circus licenses. 10 00
14 00
Total appropriation and income.
514 00
Amount transferred from incidentals to balance account. 33 83
$547 83
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Park Commissioners
A. C. Currier, stock and labor. $ 59 69
Frank E. Davis, sundry repairs. 7 75
E. W. Pearson, filling Brown square with plants. 30 00
F. E. Woods & Son, stock and labor ... 8 45
D. W. Cate, labor at Mall and Brown square ... 256 35
J. W. Sargent, cash paid out on dedication of Bartlett foun- tain ..
3 80
William Holker, hardware ..
10 00
Joseph Breck & Sons Corp., seeds, etc.
6 50
C. C. Stockman, freight paid on barrels and teaming.
50
Cashman Brothers Company, teaming.
2 50
85
DETAILED STATEMENT
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt.
$ 2 70
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor
7 00
Watering streets, sprinkling streets for 1906.
IIO 08
John Ronan, loom and turf.
4 00
Thomas Hale, labor
90
Daniel Lucy
4 52
John Connors
6 08
John Lynch
90
M. T. Carey
90
John Vahan
66
90
Patrick Sheehan
5 40
Michael Crowley
14 40
Cornelius Buckley
2 03
Daniel Casey
66
I 80
Patrick O'Brien
45
Sam Zani
66
23
$547 83
PARKS (ATKINSON COMMON)
Appropriation
$500 00
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance ac-
08
$499 92
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Park Commission
John Ronan, use of horses and men. $78 50
4 50
George P. Tilton, labor on tablet.
20 90
C. W. Nelson, planting seeds, etc.
27 26
Watering streets, watering streets for 1906
9 64
F. E. Chase
labor
260 50
S. E. Wilson
66
28 87
Jacob N. Merrill
66
14 25
John Spalding
66
55 50
$499 92
POLICE
Appropriation.
$12,800 00
CREDITS
From Charles L. Ayers, deputy sheriff, fines for quarter ending January 1, 1906. $ 10 00
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court, fines quarter ending December 31, 1905 . 448 00
count ..
M. B. Myers, labor.
86
ANNUAL REPORTS
From Neptune Fair Association for services ren- dered at fair. $ 20 00
· From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court, fines ending March 31, 1906, quarter . 280 50
From Charles L. Ayers, deputy sheriff, fines for quarter ending, April 2, 1906. 20 00
From board of health, police service.
92 50
From F. L. Lattime, city marshal, reimbursement for team.
5 50
From Charles L. Ayers, deputy sheriff, fines for quarter ending June 30, 1906. 85 co
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk police court, fines for quarter ending June 30, 1906. 285 00
Newburyport Fair Association, police service at fair grounds.
55 00
From F. L. Lattime, show fines.
2
50
From Charles L. Ayers, deputy sheriff, fines end- ing September 30, 1906. 7 00
From E. F. Bartlett, clerk of police court, fines for quarter ending September 30, 1906. 276 50
$ 1,587 50
Total appropriation and income
14,387 50
Amount undrawn, transferred to incidentals to balance account. .
229 05
$14,158 45
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Police
F. L. Lattime, services as city marshal and cash paid to December 1, 1906 ...
$ 1,281 95
John L. McLean, services as assistant marshal ..
962 35
Patrick Creeden, services as captain of the watch.
39 00
Charles W. Wells, services as captain of the watch and pa- trolman ..
944 97
Edward R. Ayers, services as patrolman
935 00
James F. Murphy
922 55
George J. Ross
66
912 50
Daniel J. Lynch
66
918 75
Seth Young
66
542 66
John M. Hayes
913 75
William H. Woodman
915 00
George F. Adams, Jr.
892 50
George W. Lattime 66
796 25
Philip H. Creasey
66
795 00
Joseph J. Barrett
66
66
488 25
Timothy J. Moynihan
841 25
A. H. Pyfrom
special officer.
I20 25
S. L. Truesdale
6.
6 25
Joshua F. Cahoon
66
22 50
87
DETAILED STATEMENT
Mansfield J. Milton, services special officer
$ 22 50
Albert Russell
20 00
William I. Hunt
66
2 50
D. W. Cate
3 75
F. P. Hinkley
66
3 75
John B. Beauregard 66
6 25
Frank B. Ives
3 75
Leonard I. Stevens
3 75
Allen J. McLean
3 75
John C. Cheney
66
3 75
Cornelius F. Lynch
3 75
Charles L. Pettingell
66
3 75
Francis C. Wells
66
3 75
James W. Howlett
66
3 75
Clarence W. Lowell
66
66
2 50
Frank W. Blake
7 50
James Toomey
15 00
William Peebles
5 00
William J. Canning, cleaning police station.
261 50
Jere W. Doyle, horse hire
154 50
O. P. Foote, groceries.
16 36
J. M. Greenoughi, horse hire.
8 75
A. B. Brown, professional services.
1 50
D. F. Noyes, five dippers.
75
James Dickens, sundries and labor as electrician
48 54
L. A. Foote, milk.
: 65
Moulton & Lunt, repairing badge. .
I5
Hydoo Palm Soap Company, powder.
J. 00
Hill's livery, horse hire ..
2 00
Police department, extra compensation for clothing de- stroyed in performance of duties. 25 00
West Disinfectant Company, disinfectant.
6 00
Manchester Tar Disinfectant Company, disinfectant.
IO 40
O. J. Welch, labor on gongs, etc.
12 88
Ives Johnson Sporting Goods Company, 14 municipal po- lice calls.
5 25
Oak Hall Clothing Company, two cap cords.
I 00
W. E. Morse, flashlight batteries.
I 00
S. O. Pilling, professional services.
: 50
J. E. Frost, ice
12 00
Mrs. Fenders, washing towels
IO 25
Telephone Company, rental of telephone.
96 60
Maggie F. Preslin, labor
I 00
Herald Company, advertising.
12 50
Harrington & Kiley, two dozen white gloves.
2 70
Raphael Masstraisgeal, cape and lace.
6 25
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising
18 50
National Biscuit Company, crackers
14 12
George H. Pearson, supplies ..
II 60
Western Union Telegraph Company, time service at police station. 15 33
2 50
Robert G. Allen
66
, 00
James Toomey
88
ANNUAL REPORTS
S. H. Thurlow Company, hinges, etc. $ 44
W. A. Maguire Company, half dozen disenfectant. 2 00
R. A. W. Pritchard, toilet paper . 2 00
Benjamin Nemser, clothing furnished prisoners. 2 75
Harry Brooks, clothing furnished prisoners
I 75
H. W. Pray, supplies. 50 1
George A. Walton, photographing body for identification.
3 00
W. C. Benson, stock and labor on automobile signs .. 2 25
J. J. & H. J. Chase, locks. 40
B. G. Davis, storing, framing and putting up awnings.
3 80
$14,158 45
POOR DEPARTMENT
Appropriation ..
$12,500 00
CREDITS
From city of Chelsea
390 21
From city of Lowell.
252 00
From city of Cambridge
132 42
From city of Salem
189 50
From city of Gloucester.
4 28
From city of Haverhill.
322 03
From city of Lynn
107 44
From city of Fall River
6 42
From town of Amesbury
370 00
From town of Groveland
20 00
From town of Rowley.
64 29
From town of Hudson.
2 00
From town of Salisbury
297 00
From state of Massachusetts, expense of state paupers.
581 58
From W. H. Bayley, clerk, sale of barrels.
25 00
From highway department, sale of hay.
I2I 43
From C. W. Nelson, sale of produce.
200 00
From L. W. Sargent, one box soap.
2 00
From various parties, board of inmates.
125 00
From estate of Joseph Hughes, for returned aid.
119 75
Total appropriation and income. 15,832 35
Amount undrawn transferred to incidentals to balance ac- counts.
781 70
$15,050 65
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor
Massachusetts school for feeble minded, board of sundry persons .
$ 169 45
Massachusetts hospital for epileptics, board of sundry persons. 385 82
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DETAILED STATEMENT
'City of Medford, aid rendered sundry persons. $ 12 05
City of Lowell ..
212 75
City of Somerville
19 50
City of Haverhill
9 15
City of Worcester
21 43
City of Salem
12 25
City of Lynn
174 65
City of Boston
114 28
City of New Bedford
85 II
City of Lawrence
66
167 05
City of Gloucester
66
14 92
Town of Amesbury 6€
124 80
Town of Methuen
46 98
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, aid rendered sundry persons.
9 43
Anna Jaques hospital, medical attendance and nursing .. . . William H. Bayley, clerk, aid rendered sundry persons. ..
3.39 99
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.
807 28
Ernest H. Noyes, salary as city physician to February I, 1906. 75 00
Ernest H. Noyes, allowance for medicine.
300 00
Frank W. Snow, salary as city physician to December I, 1906
375 00
John Burke, services as teamster.
330 00
Philip Ennis and wife, services as teamster and domestic ..
294 00
Harry West, services as teamster .
180 00
Daniel Denny services as teamster.
24 00
Ganett Farrell, engineer and watchman at alınshouse.
180 00
Pattie G Grimes, domestic at almshouse.
75 00
William B. Wentworth, rent of house.
96 00
J. C. Rolfe, milk.
21 86
Fowle, Hibbard & Company, beans, etc.
196 51
Butman, Stone & Company, books.
20 50
George M Roaf, beef ..
366 27
Osgood & Goodwin, clothing.
82 73
Standard Oil Company, oil.
28 46
Fisher & Company. clothing.
4 58
Brewster Brothers, insurance.
60 00
Robert Donahoe, board of poor persons
234 00
Moses H. Rolfe, grain
331 61
Mrs. Eben Little, rent of house. .
39 00
John H. Page, board of poor person 48 00
24 00
William Holker, hardware, etc.
97 05
W. W. Coffin, shoes, etc ..
21 10
Thomas Noyes & Son, groceries
50 00
William J. Cook, groceries.
134 00
J. S. Pike, shoes, etc. 14 75
Mrs. I. A. Morse, rent of house.
32 50
Sarah E. Remick, rent of house.
1,081 50
90
ANNUAL REPORTS
George G. Bailey, M. D., professional services $ 42 85,
Charles P. Kelleher, groceries. . 2 00
A. F. Ross & Company, groceries. 158 90
John Connors, rent of house. 4 50.
Phebe H. Todd, rent of house. 36 00
Estate Richard Pettingell, rent of house.
170 00·
W. H. Merrill, trustee, rent of house 48 00
John Campbell, rent of house ..
60 00
Berry, Dodge & Company, groceries.
247 23.
A. Bowlen, groceries.
63 75
W. C. O'Connell, provisions.
24 00
Katherine T. Lyons, rent of house.
48 50
Rufus Thurlow, fish
49 90
National Biscuit Company, crackers
179 20
Boston & Maine railroad, freight and transportation of poor. 70 57
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
IOI 73
Beach Soap Company, washing powder.
8 78.
J. H. Babb, boots, shoes, etc. .
91 20
Robert E. Allen, rent of house
44 00
Mrs. Sullivan, rent of house ..
3 75
S. P. Bray, 491, 130 pounds coal.
1.404 35
Paul A. Merrill, sugar.
576 51
Porter, Rogers & Company, clothing.
38 80
Timothy Harrington, burial of poor persons
68 50
P. W. Donlon, provisions.
120 26
W. E. Aubin, groceries.
3 00
Stevens' Grocery Company, groceries.
135 00
James F. Carens, boots, etc.
16 25
O. P. Foote, groceries.
IO 25
Joseph Gagnon, rent of house.
4 00
Joseph B. Little, boots, shoes, etc.
32 15
J. C. Lunt & Company, burial of poor person .
44 00
E. C. Pearson, nursing poor person.
12 00
D. E. Tilton, groceries.
45 75
Alexander Dixon, nursing poor person
12 00
George M. Warner, groceries.
5 00
Horton C. Stevens, groceries
25 50
E. L. Bartlett, potatoes ..
21 00
B. S. Snow & Company, fish ..
37 50
J. H. Balch, Jr., coal and wood.
6 58
William S. Rowell, labor at store ..
11 00
George E. Stickney, burial of poor person
14 50
Otis Robbins, rent of house.
4 00
T. J. Welch, shoes, etc. 15 90
E. Donahoe, Jr., shoeing, etc ..
91 23
Hill's livery, horse hire ..
I 00
News Publishing Company, printing.
4 00
M. K. Pettingell, services as clerk from March 26, 1906, to April 30, 1906. 25 00
Atkinson Coal Company, 112,520 pounds coal at $7.20, 25,- 990 pounds at $5, coal and wood poor persons. 701 98
Robert J. Mckinney, burial of poor person
20 00
91
DETAILED STATEMENT
Pike & Elliot, burial of poor person $ 5 00
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