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Hermon Staples, lettering two signs.
3 00
E. Perkins Lumber Company, cement.
38 50
P. A. Merrill, pails, etc 2 00
John Casey, oil. I 19
E. Donahoe Jr., iron work, etc. 16 95
B. G. Davis, stock and labor.
15 75
Jere Healey, coal and wood 26 32
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor 3 00
Ice and snow, transfer. 700 00
Highway maintenance, transfer. 134 75
Labor, as per pay roll 3,312 52
$6,195 48
S. P. Bray, coal and wood ..
100
ANNUAL REPORTS
INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $17,001 83
EXPENDITURES
Overdraft for year $17,001 83
INTEREST DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $24,000 00
CREDITS
By overdue taxes. ..
$ 3,324 51
By interest on deposits.
945 68
By water commissioners. 10,955 00
15,225 19
By transfer from contingent account to balance.
5,022 84
$44,248 03
DISBURSEMENTS
Registered bonds.
$ 8,542 50
Coupon bonds
25, 170 00
Temporary notes
6,650 83
Trust fund notes.
3,452 50
Overdraft bonds.
400 00
Abatement tax of 1906, "H. B. Little, trustee," per order of court. 32 20
$44,248 03
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DETAILED STATEMENT
ICE AND SNOW
Appropriation.
$1,500 00
CREDITS
By transfers from other departments $700 00
By cash from various parties for services rendered
by city employes 142 42
842 42
2,342 42
Amount overdrawn, transferred from contingent account to balance 44 22
$2,386 64
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Highways
Edward E. Bartlett, labor breaking out roads $ 27 93
J. M. Haley, use of team hauling snow. 83 70
Cashman Brothers, use of men and team hauling snow 77 00
A. C. Currier, stock and labor .. 12 02
Harold L. Bond Company, six picks.
5 02
John Mahoney, labor on roads
25 36
Charles Bartlett, labor on roads ..
20 08
John M. Chase, labor on roads
12 65
C. A. Broyers, labor on roads
5 50
C. J. Sweeney, labor on roads
20 20
J. Roy, labor on roads
5 25
J. Lyons, labor on roads.
3 98
C. Leary & Company, labor on roads.
II 75
J. P. Moulton, labor on roads 16 18
C. N. Maguire, use of team 4 00
Wilbur Abbott, use of team 15 00
George T. Merrill Jr., use of team 8 55
Everett Frost, use of team 19 00
W. B. Porter, use of team. 47 60
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ANNUAL REPORTS
John Ronan, use of team. $ 26 00
Paul T. Winkley, labor breaking out roads. 9 50
M. M. Toomey, labor breaking out roads 40 70
Labor, as per pay roll. 1,865 08
Transfer to other departments 24 61
$2,386 64
INSPECTOR OF PROVISIONS
Appropriation $500 00
CREDITS
By cash from T. D. Donahue, milk licenses.
40 00
540 00
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance
102 52
$437 48
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Board of Health
I. K. Wells, services as inspector of animals to April 1, 1907. $187 52 T. D. Donahue, services as inspector of animals to January I, 1908. 249 96
$437 48
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DETAILED STATEMENT
INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Appropriation $300 00
CREDITS
By cash from William C. Cuseck .. $116 35
By cash from Boston & Maine Railroad. I 18
By cash from Edward Donahoe Jr 89 22
206 75
Total appropriation and income. 506 75
Amount undrawn, transferred to contingent account to bal- ance.
53 74
$453 0I
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Board of Health
W. C. Cuseck, salary as inspector to August I. $204 02
Edward Donahoe Jr., salary as inspector to December I 98 33
Squire & Swan, printing. II 00
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, postage. 2 00
Herald Company, printing and advertising
15 75
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising
19 00
Hatch Brothers, repairing scale closet.
2 91
Transfer to other departments. 100 00
$453 0I
104
ANNUAL REPORTS
INSPECTION OF PLUMBING
Appropriation
$200 00 . .
CREDITS
By cash from William Thurston, plumbers' licences $11 00 By transfer from other departments. 30 00
By transfer from contingent account to balance 83 15
124 15
Total appropriation and income
$324 15
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Board of Health
C. H. Sargent, services as inspector $234 00
William J. Wilkinson, services as inspector 74 00
Frank Grover, services and material. 16 15
$324 15
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DETAILED STATEMENT
INCOME ACCOUNT
By state of Massachusetts corporation tax 1906 $ 227 03
By state of Massachusetts corporation tax 1907 12,938 71
By state of Massachusetts non-resident bank tax 1907 2,888 74
By bank tax 2,990 94
$19,045 42 250 00
By county of Essex, rent of police court
By cash for hack licenses. $ 4 00
By cash for payment of advertising. 19 00
By cash for redemption of land sold for taxes. 3 00
By cash for sale of old material .
4 80
By cash for sale of tip cart, E. C. Johnson
10 00
By cash from estate Alexander Blaker for fence on Forester street 20 00
By cash from Traders' Insurance Company of Chi- cago, 50 percent state of Massachusetts' claim, No. 1177-$21.93 ..
10 96
By cash from city clerk. 20 75
92 51
19,387 93
Transferred from contingent account to balance
1,486 09
$20,874 02
EXPENDITURES
State of Massachusetts, corporation tax 1906. . $ 297 56
State of Massachusetts, national bank tax 1906 3 02
4,273 44
State of Massachusetts, national bank tax 1907 State of Massachusetts, state tax 1907.
16,300 00
$20,874 02
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ANNUAL REPORTS
LAW DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $850 00
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance 195 36
$654 64
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Municipal Department
J. C. M. Bailey, salary from December 1, 1906, to January I, 1907, and expenses .. $ 56 19
George H. O'Connell, 10 months' salary as city solicitor. 407 08
Telephone Company, rental of telephone. 26 57
H. I. Bartlett, examining records. 10 00
Squire & Swan, printing.
3 75
Helen M. Maguire, typewriting.
46 00
Frederick A. Kennett, copies of papers case of Varina vs. city of Newburyport. [ 50
F. E. Davis, time at city hall on case Assessors vs. H. B. Lit- tle
5 00
E. B. George, clerk, copies Sweeney case. 3 75
G. W. Langdon, plan of land on Pleasant street and Prince place. 6 00
Execution in favor E. P. Dodge trustees, rebate. 25 00
Francis W. Anthony, professional services, Sweeney case ... 30 00
Osmond D. Hunt, typewriting. I 00
Charles G. Pray, distribution of fees, Sweeney case. 30 00
Albert H. Beckford, expenses to Salem on Lattime case 2 80
$654 64
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DETAILED STATEMENT
LIGHTING STREETS
Appropriation. $13,000 00 Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance ... 788 27
$12,21I 73
EXPENDITURES
Paid Gas & Electric Company $12,2II 73
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS
CREDIT
By transfer from aldermen and council.
$279 68
EXPENDITURES
Paid Arthur Withington, salary $100 00
Paid C. W. Cooke, salary 100 00
Paid Estate L. W. Piper, salary 79 68 $279 68
108
ANNUAL REPORTS
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MAYOR'S OFFICE
Appropriation $1,300 00 Amount undrawn, transferred to contingent account to bal-
ance . JO 49
$1,289 51
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Municipal Department
W. F. Houston, one month's salary as mayor . $ 100 00
Albert F. Hunt, II months' salary as mayor. 1,100 00
Albert F. Hunt, postage on mayor's inaugural. 2 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephone. 49 31
Hill's Livery, hacking. 10 00
Hall Brothers, one gross pens I 25
Squire & Swan, printing. 3 50
J. J. & H. J. Chase, keys 45
B. & M. R. R., mileage and Lynn ticket.
23 00
$1,289 51
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation.
$250 00
EXPENDITURES
Paid W. C. Cuseck, quartermaster Post 49, G. A. R.
$250 00
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DETAILED STATEMENT
PARKS
Appropriation . $500 00
Transfer from other department 6 53
506 53
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance
39 23
$467 30
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Park Commissioners
Thurston S. Chase, two cords manure and plowing. $ 15 50
John Ronan, loom and turf. 20 00
S. H. Thurlow, hardware, etc .. I 60
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor 23 44
D. W. Cate, labor at Mall and Brown square 207 00
E. W. Pearson, filling Brown square with plants 30 00
J. J. Comley, planting and filling beds at Cushing park 30 00
F. E. Davis, sundry repairs II 15
Watering streets, sprinkling for 1907 110 08
Charles E. Fletcher, housing topmast at Mall. 5 00
Labor, as per pay rolls. 13 53
$467 30
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ANNUAL REPORTS
PARKS ( Atkinson Common)
Appropriation $500 00 Transferred (undrawn) to contingent account to balance. 18
$499 82
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Park Commissioners
F. E. Chase, labor $305 05
W. B. Mears, labor 77 25
George P. Tilton, Atkinson tablet. 49 10
T. C. Thurlow, shrubs, etc. 24 00
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor.
21 96
Harrison Manufacturing Company, 10 gallons weed killer ... 10 00
Albert P. Wilson, hardware, etc. 12 46
$499 82
POLICE -
( Supervision )
Appropriation
$1,200 00
Transferred to contingent account to balance 88 50
$1, III 50
EXPENDITURES
Paid F. L. Lattime one month's salary as mar-
shal (December, 1906) III 50
Transferred to other departments. 1,000 00
$1,III 50
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DETAILED STATEMENT
POLICE ( Salaries ) - -
Appropriation
$11,000 00
CREDITS
By transfer from police, miscellaneous 72 60
11,072 60
Amount undrawn, transferred from contingent account to
balance
2,427 35
Total appropriation and income.
$13,499 95
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Police
Police salaries, as per pay roll. $13,234 95
W. J. Canning, cleaning police station 265 00
$13,499 95
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ANNUAL REPORTS
POLICE ( Station )
Appropriation $200 00 Amount undrawn, transferred to contingent account to bal- ance .. 27 12
$172 88
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor. $ 9 00
Hub Plumbing and Heating Company, stock and labor. 9 95
William Holker, hardware.
Thomas P. Thomas, concreting I 25
40 02
A. P. Wilson, hardware. 2 50
E. Perkins Lumber Company, stock and teaming ..
- 4 66
John H. Welch, work on Hancock street playgrounds
6 00
Thomas H. Randall, two gallons exterminator. 4 50
The Worrell Company, 10 gallons exterminator. 20 00
School buildings, transfer. 75 00
$172 88
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DETAILED STATEMENT
POLICE ( Miscellaneous )
Appropriation $1,000 00
CREDITS
By fines, E. F. Bartlett and Charles L. Ayers ... $1,265 97
By cash, for extra duty, from acting marshal ... 28 40
1,294 37
Total appropriation and income.
2,294 37
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance. 272 53
$2,021 84
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Police
S. H. Thurlow, hardware $
3 10
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising. 17 25
O. P. Foote, groceries. 15 54
James Dickens, electrical supplies 46 25
Mrs. Fenders, washing towels.
9 75
Sampson, Murdock Company, one directory
2 00
J. W. Doyle, horse hire. 157 50
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
59 94
F. W. Snow, professional services. 15 00
George H. Pearson, supplies
13 07
William Holker, supplies.
13 30
L. A. Foote, milk
6 55
Western Union Telegraph Company, time service
15 00
National Biscuit Company, crackers.
3 49
A. C. Currier, stock and labor.
30
Karl Castelhun, sulphuric acid.
3 50
Fowle's News Company, Boston papers
22 40
D. J. Casey, medical supplies
I 50
E. H. Noyes, professional services.
9 00
F. A. Medcalf, printing. 4 50
Mitchell Manufacturing Company, one police badge I 50
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ANNUAL REPORTS
H. Brooks, four pairs second hand shoes $ 3 40
Harrington & Kiley, gloves. 90
Oak Hall Clothing Company, buttons. II 25
Herald Company, advertising 3 75
F. E. Davis, repairing garden hose.
50
Citizens Electric Street Railway, freight on slot machine from Plum Island. 1 00
George G. Ladd, one pair pants. 6 75
B. & Maine R. R., freight on disinfectant.
I 25
Police salaries, transfer
72 60
Transfer from other departments.
1,500 00
$2,021 84
POLICE ( Salaries )
Appropriation .
$350 00
CREDIT
By cash from Gas & Electric Company, account overcharges
7 22
Total appropriation and income
357 22
Transferred to contingent account to balance. 117 46
$239 76
EXPENDITURES
Paid Gas & Electric Company
$239 76
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DETAILED STATEMENT
, POOR DEPARTMENT
Appropriation.
$12,500 00
CREDITS
By returned aid from cities and towns. 1,573 75
By returned aid, account John Campbell 40 00
By returned aid, account Asa Myrick. 81 50
By returned aid, account A. Thurlow. 18 58
By returned aid from W. H. Bayley, clerk
20 00
By sale of old barrels IO 75
By sale of horses. 136 00
By sale of produce
70 67
By State of Massachusetts, account state paupers. 765 55
By board of inmates. 75 00
15,291 80
Amount undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance 2 84
$15,288 96
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor
Town of Rowley, aid rendered sundry persons $ 309 25 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, aid rendered sundry per- sons . 25 15
City of Boston, aid rendered sundry persons
72 86
City of Lawrence, aid rendered sundry persons.
I24 90
Town of Methuen, aid rendered sundry persons
7 50
Town of Newbury, aid rendered sundry persons. 7 00
Town of Amesbury, aid rendered sundry persons. 104 66
City of Salem, aid rendered sundry persons.
33 75
City of Haverhill, aid rendered sundry persons.
32 29
City of Lynn, aid rendered sundry persons . .
31 00
City of Springfield, aid rendered sundry persons 7 21
Town of Salisbury, aid rendered sundry persons
83 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS
Town of Merrimac, aid rendered sundry persons $ 8 20 City of Lowell, aid rendered sundry persons 123 65
Massachusetts Hospital for Epileptics, board of sundry persons 311 07
Massachusetts School for Feeble Minded, board of sundry persons . 155 52
Anna Jaques Hospital, medical attendance and nursing .... 923 83
Homeopathic Hospital, medical attendance and nursing ...
C. W. Nelson, expenses, cash paid for sundries .. 59 43
240 63
C. W. Nelson and wife, salary as superintendent and ma- tron of almshouse to April 1, 1907. 240 00
J. F. Burnham, expenses, cash paid for sundries 198 69
J. F. Burnham and wife, salary as superintendent and ma- tron of almshouse to September 1, 1907. 300 00
G. H. Twombley, expenses, cash paid for sundries 148 17
G. H. Twombley and wife, salary as superintendent and matron of almshouse to December 1, 1907. 180 00
Overseers,' expenses, aid rendered sundry persons .. 217 50
William H. Bayley, salary as clerk of overseers of poor .... 850 08
William H. Bayley, expenses, aid rendered sundry per- sons. 674 43
F. W. Snow, salary as city physician to December 1, 1907 .. 755 00
Patty Grimes, domestic at almshouse. 139 55
Norah Ricks, domestic at almshouse
43 71
Harry West, services as teamster
360 00
John Burke, services as teamster.
360 00
Garrett Farrell, engineer and watchman at almshouse.
226 50
Charles Brath, labor at almshouse
33 50
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
107 82
Berry, Dodge Company, groceries.
214 63
J. H. Babb, boots and shoes
109 26
F. J. Donahue, groceries
50 00
Edward Kent, milk. 26 41
Stevens Grocery Company, groceries 190 00
J. M. Greenough, horse hire. 17 00
Mrs. I. A. Morse, rent of house. 30 00
Mrs. Eben Little, rent of house 39 75
A. Bowlen, groceries. 33 12
National Biscuit Company, crackers 159 66
W. B. Wentworth, rent of house 88 00
60 00
John Campbell, rent of house.
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DETAILED STATEMENT
W. W. Coffin, shoes. $ 7 35
P. H. Todd, rent of house. 36 00
Osgood & Goodwin, clothing. 32 02
T. Harrington, burial of poor persons. 24 00
John Elliott, burial of poor person 5 00
O. P. Foote, groceries.
77 64
Fisher & Company, clothing
53 75
Globe Newspaper Company, advertising
2 50
Butman & Stone, books.
9 75
R. J. Mckinney, burial of poor person 5 00
Mrs. Callahan, rent of house .. 4 00
Cashman Brothers, two horses
512 50
A. E. Martel Company, letter books
8 00
D. F. Noyes, supplies IO 75
Swift & Company, turkeys, lard, potatoes, etc.
116 57
Rufus Thurlow, fish.
39 70
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor
2 25
S. P. Bray, coal and wood. 65 27
II 25
H. N. Marshall & Son, potatoes and salt.
18 35
C. R. Sargent Company, stock and labor.
25 07
G. W. Learned Company, disinfectant and powder.
4 90
E. S. Stickney, shoes. I 50
Jeanette Mutch, nursing poor person. 13 00
H. J. Haley, groceries.
2 00
T. J. Welch, boots and shoes.
16 80
Porter, Rogers Company, clothing 43 23
455 48
Sarah E. Remick, rent of house. 12 00
M. H. Rolfe, grain.
260 63
A. F. Ross & Company, groceries
166 65
D. E. Tilton, groceries
II7 75
W. J. Cook, groceries
141 00
J. B. Little, shoes, etc
5 25
Robert Donahue, board of poor persons.
234 00
Sampson, Murdock Company, one directory 2 00
W. H. Merrill, trustee, rent of house. 48 00
Thomas Noyes & Son, groceries 27 50
Estate R. Pettingell, rent of house. 60 00
James F. Carens, boots, shoes, etc. 21 05
Robert E. Allen, nursing poor person 27 00
Delano, Potter Company, apples
P. A. Merrill, sugar.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
H. C. Stevens, groceries $ 37 50
J. J. & H. J. Chase, keys, etc. 80
J. C. Rolfe, milk 29 85
Hill's Livery, horse hire. 3 00
Standard Oil Company, oil.
34 23
George G. Bailey, professional services
16 75
William C. O'Connell, provisions
52 00
Henry Shaw, legal opinion.
6 50
George M. Roaf, beef.
337 68
William Holker, hardware, etc.
301 08
News Publishing Company, printing.
13 00
C. W. Nelson, hay ..
24 00
W. M. Horsch, mattress and matting.
36 40
A. W. Parsons, provisions
I 08
J. H. Page, board of poor person.
48 00
C. E. Plummer, pants, etc.
20 88
B. S. Snow & Company, fish. 47 00
Sullivan & Donahoe, clothing IO 75
I22 94
J. H. Balch Jr., coal and wood
8 98
George M. Warner, groceries 31 68
L. F. Barton, boots and shoes 85 40
H. A. Wilson, groceries.
6 07
Patrick Keefe, labor at city farm
2 00
Lyon & Greenleaf, 125 barrels flour
678 13
D. J. Connors, fish. .
6 61
Catherine Martin, rent of house.
8 00
Edward Donahoe Jr., shoeing, etc.
61 61
John Graham & Son, provisions
46 26
George H. Plumer, clothing.
9 77
Jere Healey, 315,080 pounds coal at $5.50, $7.10 gross, and wood ..
1,436 40
B. & M. R. R., transportation of poor persons.
90 49
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, stamped envelopes ..
IO 60
Thomas W. Emerson & Company, beans.
120 37
Globe Tea & Crockery Company, chimneys, wicks, etc.
6 26
E. H. Blaisdell, shoeing 2 19
W. B. Porter, teaming. 4 20
Jackson's Express, expressing.
I5
Gould & Adams, stamps.
50
F. E. Davis, testing and repairing hose
1 00
P. W. Donlon, provisions.
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Worrell Manufacturing Company, disinfectant. 20 00
S. E. Kimball, groceries. 114 00
Mrs. Dickerson, washing and ironing. 16 50
C. Leary, labor at city farm. 26 00
Edward W. Eaton, medical supplies.
I 75
James' Fish Market, fish. 16 27
Emma Howe, nursing poor person .
2 50
Joseph Breck & Sons, seeds, etc. 6 83
Preservation of trees, removal of brown tail moths at city farm 2 40
S. N. MacWilliams, three barrels flour 14 40
J. W. Roberts & Company, molasses 27 50
M. H. Chase, collar.
4 00
J. C. F. With, 10 gallons Cunix 8 50
George W. Colman, dressing hogs
20 56
Silas Noyes, teaming 10 cords wood 7 50
$15,288 96
120
ANNUAL REPORTS
PUBLIC LANDINGS AND OTHER CITY PROPERTY
CREDITS
By transfer from other departments. $150 00
By refund from Johnson Company, account error. 1 00
151 00
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance 10 03
$140 97
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
A. C. Currier, stock and labor. $ 75 00
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor. 30 00
. A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor 8 80
C. R. Sargent Company, stock and labor.
3 12
J. H. Johnston, paid for teaming
50
Toppan & Wilson, hardware. 20
Hub Plumbing & Heating Company, stock and labor.
4 35
John Lucy, labor. 4 00
Patrick O'Brien, labor 4 00
City clocks, transfer. 1 00
$140 97
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DETAILED STATEMENT
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Appropriation. $2,000 00
CREDITS
By County of Essex, account of dog licenses .. . .. $ 648 76
By Town of Newbury, use of library for year of 1906 150 00
By transfer from other departments 1,500 00
By fines and sale of old paper 29 07
By income from trust funds. 1,022 75
3,350 58
5,350 58
Transferred (undrawn) to contingent account to balance.
279 98
$5,070 60
EXPENDITURES
John D. Parsons, services as librarian and cash paid $1,516 98
D. W. Nutting, janitor of library 407 57
D. W. Nutting, care of lights in front of library 2 00
Effie A. Tenney, services as assistant librarian. 446 83
E. S. Thurston, services as assistant librarian
420 84
Harriet W. Barton, services as assistant librarian
146 95
C. I. Somerby, services as assistant librarian
345 76
Helen E. Tilton, services as superintendent of room. 345 83
reading
Alice W. Toppan, services as assistant librarian 59 00
Hannah Leary, cleaning library
20 20
Dow's Music Store, hooks and wire
61
Jere Healey, III,020 pounds coal at $7. 10 gross, and wood .. .
358 40
Rochester Germicide Company, disinfecting fluid
15 00
H. F. Whiton, salary as treasurer.
50 00
Telephone Company, rental of telephone.
26 35
American Express Company, expressing.
15 75
Jackson's Express Company, expressing.
I 25
J. J. & H. J. Chase, keys, etc .. 2 15
Brewster Brothers, insurance. 73 00
122
ANNUAL REPORTS
E. Perkins Lumber Company, two cords hardwood and 100 bushels kindling wood ... $ 17 00
Squire & Swan, printing ... 30 00
George H. Jaques, hardware. 5 23
W. T. Humphreys, insurance
75 00
W. E. Morse, electrical supplies
15 26
Chase & Lunt, insurance.
75 00
James Dickens, electrical supplies
6 50
Herald Company, printing 5,coo library cards and 300 pos- tals .. 23 45
Day Express Company, expressing
60
Library Bureau, sundries
29 86
H. I. Dallman, supplies.
2 00
W. M. Horsch, desk.
25 00
Fred L. Medcalf, printing.
50 1
F. Dillingham & Company, library paper.
20 00
Dustbane Manufacturing Company, dustbane
7 25
Hydo Palmo Soap Company, 25 pounds powder I 25
J. H. Balch Jr., hard and pine wood.
25 50
Gaylord Brothers, adhesive cloth.
4 50
News Publishing Company, advertising
7 50
C. E. Sheldon, 500 dog licenses
3 50
Watering Streets, watering streets for 1907.
10 48
Newburyport Gas & Electric Company, lighting library. ..
429 75
$5,070 60
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DETAILED STATEMENT
PRESERVATION OF TREES
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Appropriation
$3,000 00
CREDITS
Assessors' commitment for year 1907. $449 20
Transfer from Bromfield fund. 460 09
909 29
3,909 29
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance. . . 92 17
$3,817 12
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Special Committee
T. T. Upton, salary as tree warden and cash paid. $1,018 75
Telephone Company, rental of telephone 21 63
Herald Company, advertising. 7 18
News Publishing Company, advertising. 6 78
Travelers' Insurance Company, insurance. 26 92
William Holker, hardware. 89 26
H. H. Parsons, filing saws. 2 20
James Lyons, labor with team ..
75 00
Bowker & Company, arsenate of lead.
154 00
John A. Greeley, mason work
I 87
Item Press, 2,000 moth notices
3 25
Lunt, Moss & Company, repairs and labor on machine.
41 00
E. F. Upton, clerical work 5 00
Casco Oil Company, oil. 3 70
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, 2c stamped envelopes. 26 73
C. K. Gould, writing books for tree warden 30 00
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor. 2 30
McGlew Brothers, iron work, etc. 18 25
Jackson's Express Company, expressing. I 80
124
ANNUAL REPORTS
Transfer to school buildings $ 350 00
Labor, as per pay roll 1,931 50
$3,817 12
RENT OF SHEDS
Appropriation $125 00
Amount undrawn, transferred to contingent account to bal-
ance. 15 00
$110 00
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
Joseph Gagnon, rent. $ 10 00
J. C. Colman etal., rent. 50 00
Highway, maintenance, transfer 50 00
$110 00
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DETAILED STATEMENT
SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$42,000 00
CREDITS
By tuition from towns for pupils attending city schools .. . By cash from superintendent for tuition and sale of books 119 92
853 40
By one year's interest Brown fund to March 4, 1907 . 675 00
By one year's rent to June 30, 1907, from trustees Putnam school
1,200 00
By State of Massachusetts, account tuition 104 50
By transfer from ice and snow. 6 30
44,959 12
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance.
55 67
$44,903 45
EXPENDITURES Authorized by the School Committee
Walter E. Andrews, salary as teacher
$1,600 00
Dana C. Wells
1,130 00
Rollin H. Fisher
66
770 00
Charles I. Peabody
66
560 00
Elizabeth Goldsmith
800 00
C. Maud Norris
66
490 00
Elizabeth A. Towle
66
715 00
Frances A. Kingsley
715 00
Frances R. May
66
490 00
Laura R. Sherman 66
180 00
Marjorie O. Noyes
66
180 00
Ethel J. Sullivan
66
180 00
Mabel L. Hayes
240 00
Annie M. Chase
82 50
Irving H. Johnson
66
1,200 00
Nellie G. Stone
450 00
E. Josephine Coffin
446 62
Anna L. Whitmore
444 00
Emily F. Upton
450 00
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ANNUAL REPORTS
George W. Brown, services as teacher
$1,500 00
Frances W. Richards
66
1,000 CO
Priscilla G. Craig
491 67
Abbie L. Frost
363 28
Josie W. Kimball
450 00
Nellie DeS. Barrett
450 00
Mary T. Colby
66
310 50
Lillian W. Greenleaf 66
450 00
Bessie E. Davis
66
450 00
Lelia E. Kimball
450 00
Inez M. Kilton
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135 00
Florence Carlton
66
135 00
Sarah B. Chute 66
1,000 00
Adelena Sargent
66
447 75
Clara J. Edgerly
450 00
Ruth Sargent
448 50
Louis E. Urquhart
279 33
Gertrude Barrett
135 00
Helen M. Merrill
550 00
Carrie F. Merrill
423 58
Edith E. Davis
66
382 50
Adelaide Dodge
262 50
Charlotte K. Dickens
66
395 25
Jenny P. Haskell
400 00
Julia J. Hubbard
400 00
Ruth Brown
105 CO
Tula M. Reed
406 75
Feroline Woods
66
357 50
E. Belle Woodman
357 50
Elizabeth Boardma11
66
331 92
Mary A. Doyle
340 00
Edith M. Annis
66
280 00
Myrtle Allen
280 00
Ella Robinson
97 50
Elizabeth Roaf 66
97 50
Mary E. O'Connell 66
407 50
Goldia McArthur 66
400 00
Hortense Small
280 00
Marguerite Pritchard
390 00
Annie Dixon 66
97 50
Retta V. Marr
450 00
66
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DETAILED STATEMENT
Frances L. Pettigrew, salary as teacher
$ 425 00
Sarah F. Badger
273 34
Grace E. Bartlett
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