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Amount undrawn, transferred to contingent account to
balance
165.27
$34.73
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
W. C. Adams, labor and material. $ 8.63
D. J. Casey, toilet paper. 1.00
Herman Castelhun, repairing clock. 2.25
A. C. Currier, stock and labor
1.94
C. C. Stockman, time striker and calendar clock.
5.00
B. S. Bradford, stock and labor
14.76
William Holker, sundries 1.15
$34.73
POLICE
(Miscellaneous)
Appropriation
. $450.00
Overdrawn, transferred from contingent account to bal-
ance
117.60
$567.60
114
ANNUAL REPORTS
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Police
James Dickens, electrical supplies $ 33.48
E. W. Eaton, medical supplies 1.08
J. E. Frost, ice 19.00
D. J. Casey & Company, medical supplies. 1.50
Telephone Company, rental of telephone. 75.97
J. W. Doyle, horse hire 171.50
Mrs. Fenders, washing towels
13.50
O. P. Foote, groceries
22.94
A. C. Currier, stock and labor 3.42
G. H. Pearson, supplies 9.12
B. G. Davis, making and storing awnings. 17.45
Moulton & Lunt, repairing police badges. .50
Western Union Telegraph Company, time service 3.70
B. W. Barrett, repairing police badges. 1.25
S. H. Thurlow & Company, hardware
3.13
W. E. Morse, electrical supplies
32.50
William Holker, hardware
12.98
Hill's Livery, hack hire 7.50
Herald Company, advertising
12.00
Hatch Brothers, stock
.75
Fowle's News Agency, Boston papers.
22.40
L. A. Foote, lunches
1.75
F. L. Lattime, sundry expenses.
32.40
Leader Publishing Company, advertising.
10.18
Swan, the Printer, printing.
6.00
News Publishing Company, printing.
22.10
Karl Castelhun, medical supplies
7.00
G. A. Walton, photographic work.
1.00
H. W. Pray, crash. 3.50
Carl R. Walton, photographs 1.00
Woodland Printing Company, police reports printing. .
3.00
A. P. Wilson, sulphor napthol
2.00
Winchester Tar Disinfectant Company, 10 gallons W. tar disinfectant 10.00
Sampson, Murdock Company, dictorery 2.00
$567.60
115
DETAILED STATEMENT
POLICE
-
(Lighting)
Appropriation $250.00
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance. . . 36.50
$213.50
EXPENDITURES
Paid Newburyport Gas & Electric Company . . $213.50
POOR DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
.$12,000.00
CREDITS
By returned aid from cities and towns. $ 2,387.33
By returned aid from C. W. Johnson 100.00
By returned aid, case of Bessie Garland. 113.74
By refund, D. J. Connors, overpaid . 6.64
By sale of products, G. H. Twombly .
200.37
By State of Massachusetts, account state paupers. 571,05
By Highway account 127.75
Overdrawn, transferred from contingent account to bal- ance 1,276.55
$16,783.43
116
ANNUAL REPORTS EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Overseers of the Poor
City of Lawrence, aid rendered sundry persons. $
270.70
Ctiy of Lowell
91.40
City of Medford
66
66
2.67
City of New Bedford
52.58
City of Haverhill 66
66
51.00
City of Salem
66
66
13.75
City of Worcester
66
. . . . . .
116.59
City of Boston
84.29
City of Lynn
41.58
City of Gloucester
66
7.00
Town of Amesbury
66
. . . . .
66
66
175.15
Commonwealth of Mass. 66
66
54.03
Anna Jaques Hospital, medical attendance and nursing 894.31 Newburyport Homeopathic Hospital, medical attend- ance and nursing 145.00
Massachusetts Hospital for Epiliptics.
447.10
Massachusetts School for Feeble Minded.
169.92
G. H. Twombly, cash paid for supplies.
996.71
G. H. Twombly and wife, salary as superintendent and matron of almshouse for one year .
720.00
W. H. Bayley, salary as clerk of overseers of the poor. .
850.08
W. H. Bayley, expenses, aid rendered sundry persons. . 817.35
F. W. Snow, salary as city physician to December 1, 1908 750.00
Anti-Trust Supply Company, bags
11.62
W. E. Aubin, groceries
1.70
J. K. Adams. cedar posts
9.75
John W. Allen, groceries
28.00
Atkinson Coal Company, lime and cement.
1.65
Adams, Cushing and Foster, books
6.75
Berry, Dodge & Company, supplies. 379.30
Butman & Stone, books 6.00
G. G. Bailey, M. D., Ipswich, professional services. 125.70
John H. Babb, boots and shoes 87.75
L. F. Barton, boots and shoes 13.00
Birmingham Pen Company, pens
2.50
66
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149.78
Town of Rowley
. . . .
117
DETAILED STATEMENT
John Burke, services at city farm. $ 330.00
A. J. Brooks, stock and labor. 24.13
Boston & Maine Railroad, transportation poor persons
165.19
Stephen Bray, coal and wood.
16.54
A. Bowlen, groceries
1.00
John H. Balch Jr., coal and wood.
8.85
John Campbell, rent of house.
60.00
George G. Carr, Kemp spreader .
115.00
William S. Coffin, measuring 74 cords wood .
9.25
William J. Cook, groceries 145.00
35.30
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor
6.42
John Collins, coal
10.08
James F. Carens, boots and shoes
30.95
Elmer Conley, 74 cords wood.
204.95
D. J. Connors, fish
118.74
City Hall Market, provisions
78.87
E. Donahoe Jr., shoeing, etc 47.74
238.50
Thomas Daley, labor at almshouse as cook. : 30.00
P. W. Donlon, provisions 81.60
F. J. Donahue, groceries 33.00
Mrs. Dickerson, washing and ironing.
9.00
Edward W. Eaton, medical supplies. 2.95
T. W. Emerson Company, peas. 6.08
John J. Fenders, board of poor person.
18.00
Fuller & Cavanaugh, stock and labor
20.62
J. L. Fairbanks, blanks 10.00
Garrett Farrell, services at almshouse. 212.00
Joseph Farley, horse for ambulance
10.00
Gould & Adams, rubber stamps
1.25
N. B. Greenwood, groceries
2.50
C. H. Goldthwaite & Company, wheel chain. 24.75
Margaret Hallisey, rent of house.
98.00
Highway Department, damaged fertilizer at Toppan & Wilson's 50.00
Jere Healey, 610,110 pounds coal @ $5, $5.50 and $6.75, and wood 1,701.88
William Holker, sundries 71.19
T. Harrington, burial of poor person 58.50
W. W. Coffin, boots and shoes.
Robert Donahoe, board of poor person.
118
ANNUAL REPORTS
H. J. Haley, groceries $ 15.11
H. H. Hardy, clothing 17.75
Ingalls Garage Company, wire and labor
8.16
Edward Kent, milk 25.62
Hale Knight, meal and corn
13.95
P. H. Kimball, one pair spectacles
2.00
Mrs. Eben Little Jr., rent of house
39.00
Joseph B. Little, boots and shoes
11.20
C. H. Lord, stock and labor.
58.80
J. C. Lunt Company, burials.
15.00
Lyon & Greenleaf, 125 barrels flour, 71/2 tons middlings
696.63
H. N. Marshall & Son, salt and sundries
21.00
P. A. Merrill, groceries
670.00
R. J. Mckinney, burials
34.00
Mrs. I. A. Morse, rent of house.
30.00
George E. Moulton, shoes
4.00
W. H. Merrill, trustee, rent of house.
48.00
McGrunnery & Manning, keystone.
23.63
National Biscuit Company crackers.
175.89
Daily News, printing
7.50
Silas D. Noyes, 64 cords wood.
48.00
Thomas Noyes & Son, groceries
33.00
Ralph W. Nelson, stock and labor
8.85
Ordway Heating Company, horse hire.
5.00
W. C. O'Connell, provisions
46.00
T. O'Connell, passage to Ireland
33.74
Osgood & Goodwin, clothing
5.92
John H. Page, board
48.00
Porter, Rogers & Company, clothing
53.50
George H. Pearson, sundries
1.20
George H. Plumer, clothing
32.28
E. Perkins Lumber Company, stock.
1.60
Pilo &. Elliott, burials
18.50
A. W. Poor, stock and labor on gas engine.
8.95
A. F. Ross & Company, tobacco
18.13
John Ronan, hay wagon
40.00
John C. Rolfe, milk
6.38
John A. Reddy, rent of house.
4.50
Norah, Ricks, domestic at almshouse
111.00
J. H. Ordway, hack hire
1.00
119
DETAILED STATEMENT
J. W. Robert & Company, rolled oats, etc $ 202.35
Moses H. Rolfe, sundries 399.95
George M. Roaf, supplies 433.31
Sarah E. Remick, rent of house.
24.00
Sampson, Murdock Company, Newburyport directory. .
2.00
Star Grocery Company, groceries
73.00
John M. Small, wood 291.60
Mary Scanlon, domestic at almshouse.
75.00
Swift & Company, lard and washing powder
43.30
Stevens Grocery Company, groceries
134.50
Standard Oil Company, oil
31.10
H. C. Stevens, groceries
66.00
E. S. Stickney, shoes
9.65
C. R. Sargent, stock and labor
99.67
B. S. Snow & Company, fish .
103.75
Telephone Company, rental of telephone.
88.89
W. H. Todd, rent of house
12.00
The Toggery, clothing
10.00
Pheobe H. Todd, rent of house
15.00
Daniel E. Tilton, groceries
79.75
Treasurer's Office, one bottle red ink
.10
Harry West, services as cook at almshouse
330.00
Henry A. Wilson, groceries
10.84
George M. Warner, groceries
18.64
John E. Weare, groceries
3.00
W. B. Wentworth, rent of house
3.00
Joseph Woods, wood and coal
3.95
A. P. Wilson, hardware, etc
113.65
Jackson's Express Company, expressing. .40
$16,783.43
120
ANNUAL REPORTS
PUBLIC LANDINGS AND OTHER CITY PROPERTY
Appropriation $700.00
CREDITS
Received from J. H. Johnston, on account of Mr. Rand ... 1.00
701.00
Overdrawn, transferred from contingent account to bal-
ance 189.94
$890.94
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
C. R. Sargent & Company, stock and labor $ 24.26
F. E. Cutter & Son, stock and labor. 4.33
Arthur C. Currier, stock and labor 9.69
B. C. deRochemont, labor at North End playground. 2.00
W. C. Adams, stock and labor 17.90
Brewster Brothers, insurance 132.00
Hub Plumbing and Heating Company, stock and labor 4.50
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor. 323.64
Estate William Huff, rent of land for driveway for one year 15.00
William Holker, sundries
.55
A. W. Leavett, rent of land for playground. 30.00
Frank A. Langmaid, labor at North End playground . 12.00
Clarence Lowell, labor
6.13
Arthur Hudson, labor 11.13
E. Perkins Lumber Company, stock and labor.
34.21
Edwin L. Toppan, repairing chimney at almshouse
25.00
Thomas P. Thomas, labor and stock at almshouse.
16.25
S. H. Thurlow & Company, hardware.
1.30
A. P. Wilson, hardware 1.51
Watering Streets, watering streets for year 1908. 70.00
T. E. Whalen, labor 4.50
121
DETAILED STATEMENT
D. F. Noyes, conductors for almshouse. $ 35.87
C. H. Meader, stock and labor at Almshouse 5.25
A. Russell & Sons Company, stock and labor at almshouse. 103.92
$890.94
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Appropriation .$3,000.00 . .
CREDITS
By Town of Newbury, use of library for year 1907. 150.00
By income from trust funds .. 1,005.00
By County of Essex, account of dog licenses. 622.25
By fines and sale of old paper 21.03
Overdrawn, transferred from contingent account to bal-
ance
232.32
$5,030.60
EXPENDITURES
John D. Parsons, salary as librarian and cash paid . 1,521.15
Dexter W. Nutting, janitor of library. 378.31
News Publishing Company, advertising. 11.25
Newburyport Gas & Electric Company, lighting. 411.65
Watering Streets, watering streets 1908. 10 48
Effie A. Tenney, services as assistant librarian. 450.00
Alice W. Toppan, services as assistant librarian. 8.25
E. S. Thurston, services as assistant librarian. 424.92
Harriet W. Barton, services as assistant librarian. 146.70
349.92
Charles I. Somerby, services as assistant librarian. . ... Helen E. Tilton, services as superintendent of reading room
349.94
American Express Company, expressing . 7.00
Gaylord Brothers, adhesive cloth 21.65
€
122
ANNUAL REPORTS
Newburyport Herald Company, printing $ 48.10
Gould & Adams, rubber stamps 2.20
John Gorwaiz, feather duster 3.00
Jere Healey, 75,600 pounds coal and one cord wood. . .
235.81
William T. Humphreys, insurance 136.50
Hall Brothers, pens
1.25
Hale's Express, expressing
4.60
Telephone Company, rental of telephone
20.34
Jackson's Express Company, expressing
6.95
William P. French, charcoal
22.00
Five Cents Savings Bank, rent of deposit box
15.00
James Dickens, electrical supplies
17.35
W. E. Morse, electrical supplies
5.95
Library Bureau, sundries
25.30
Leader Publishing Company, printing.
5.00
Brewster Brothers, insurance
220.50
J. J. & H. J. Chase, labor
.75
John Collins, wood
4.75
James L. Bryant, labor
25.28
John H. Balch Jr., wood
66.00
Dustbane Manufacturing Company, dustbane.
6.00
F. Dillingham & Company, paper. 15.00
H. I. Dallman & Company, dusters. 6.75
.80
Item Publishing Company, printing
1.50
Union Printing Company, printing dog licenses
3.50
Hannah Leary, cleaning
20.20
Rochester Germicide Company, disinfectant fluid. 15.00
John Murphy, labor 4.00
$5,030.60
S. E. Kimball, sundries
123
DETAILED STATEMENT
PRESERVATION OF TREES
Appropriation $2,000.00
CREDITS
Assessors' commitment for year 1908. 803.12
Transfer from Bromfield fund . 206.25
Transfer from other departments 1,500.00
Amount received from various parties for spraying,
etc 28.90
Amount received from State of Massachusetts for spray-
ing, etc 34.88
4,573.15
Amount undrawn, transferred to contingent account
to balance 642.17
$5,215.32
EXPENDITURES Authorized by Special Committee
T. T. Upton, salary as tree warden to May 1, 1908. .$ 242.50
Charles P. Kelly, salary as tree warden and cash paid ... 681.51
C. K. Gould, writing books for tree warden. 40.00
George E. Noyes, 10 photographs 5.00
National Coal Tar Company, supplies
4.24
News Publishing Company, printing
8.10
James Lyons, teaming and labor. 13.80
Lunt, Moss & Company, repairs and labor on machine. ..
6.78
John J. Lynch, gasolene 7.20
18.74
H. J. Haley, oil .72
William Holker, hardware
23.46
A. Hoyt & Son, labor and stock on Moulton and Noyes fences
12.76
A. W. Chesterton & Company, moth brushes. 6.00
M. H. Chase, straps 1.25
McGlew Brothers, stock and labor
124
ANNUAL REPORTS
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, stamps and envelopes. .$ 30.10
American Express Company, expressing . 1.15
W. C. Benson, repairing ladder 1.00
Barrett Manufacturing Company, creosote. 5.36
Joseph Breck & Sons, hose, couplings and nozzles.
21.10
Brewster Brothers, insurance 50.00
James Dickens, batteries 4.25
O. P. Foote, oil .49
Fitz, Dana & Company, supplies. 16.14
John A. Greeley & Company, stock and labor 10.14
Jackson's Express Company, expressing
.45
Telephone Company, rental of telephone.
9.70
E. Perkins Lumber Company, stock and labor
3.19
C. R. Sargent & Company, labor
.60
S. H. Thurlow & Company, hardware
7.67
T. C. Thurlow & Company, supplies
27.50
Michael Twomey, labor 10.00
Charles G. Thomas, one adze
.75
Stempson & Company, burlap
82.09
Estate Hermon Staples, paint, etc 2.35
Wakefield Daily Item, printing moth notices. 4.00
A. P. Wilson, hardware 193.76
A. Russell & Sons Company, stoc kand labor
19.89
Newburyport Gas & Electric Company, coal tar
1.00
Labor, as per pay roll 2,140.61
Transfer to contingent account. 1,500.00
$5,215.32
125
DETAILED STATEMENT
RENT OF SHEDS
Appropriation $125.00
Transfer from Highway Maintenance 5.00
$130.00
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
J. C. Colman et al, rent $125.00
T. C. McCarthy, rent 5.00
$130.00
SCHOOLS
-
(Salaries)
Appropriation
$38,900.00
CREDITS
By cash, on account of Nellie G. Stone
47.50
38,947.50
Undrawn, transferred to contingent account to balance
145.01
$38,802.49
126
ANNUAL REPORTS EXPENDITURES Authorized by the School Committee
Walter C. Andrews, salary as teacher
$1,600.00
Dana C. Wells
1,200.00
Elizabeth Goldsmith
560.00
Elizabeth T. Towle 66
525.00
Frances H. Kingsley 66
765.00
Laura R. Sherman
615.00
Marjorie S. Noyes
615.00
Ethel V. B. Sullivan
420.00
Mabel L. Hayes
66
522.50
Annie M. Chase
565.00
John A. Backus
240.00
Eleanor J. Little
180.00
Maude B. Randall
66
195.00
Ella W. Burnham 66
195.00
Irving H. Johnson
1,230.00
Nellie G. Stone 66
377.50
E. Josephine Coffin
66
472.00
Annie L. Whitmore
66
472.50
Emily F. Upton
66
472.50
George W. Brown
66
1,500.00
Inez G. Kilton
66
472.50
Priscilla G. Craig
500.00
Abbie L. Frost
429.52
Josie W. Kimball
66
472.50
Ellen DeS. Barrett
66
470.92
Florence Carleton 66
471.00
Lillian W. Greenleaf
60
472.50
Bessie E. Davis
463.00
Lelia E. Kimball
472.50
Sarah B. Chute
1,000.00
Gertrude L. Barrett
457.50
Adelena W. Sargent
234.68
Clara J. Edgerly
467.75
Ruth Sargent
329.11
Tula M. Reed
431.08
Feroline L. Woods
66
382.50
E. Belle Woodman
66
382.50
127
F. L. Pettigrew, services as teacher $ 427.33
Mary I. Fernald
97.50
Elizabeth Boardman 66
357.50
Frances W. Richards
1,000.00
C. E. Hathaway 66
349.00
Grace E. Bartlett 66
422.50
Mary F. Whitmore
421.79
Mary E. O'Connell 66
428.87
Goldie S. McArthur
422.50
Marguerite Pritchard
380.62
Annie J. Dixon
302.91
Ruth W. Brown
356.33
Charlotte K. Dickens
411.32
Jenny P. Haskell
66
421.08
Julia J. Hubbard
421.08
Elizabeth M. Roaf
337.88
Mary A. Dolye 66
382.50
Ella Robinson
317.86
Helen S. Merrill
550.00
Carrie F. Merrill
447.50
Edith E. Davis
407.50
Retta V. Marr
66
211.75
Carrie G, Bradbury
66
training school ... 24.00
Bessie M. Davis
training school ...
174.00
Beulah Evans
training school ...
24.00
Anna L. Doyle
66
training school ... 24.00
Rosalie Chase
training school ... 76.00
Annie M. Ryan
training school ... 69.00
Frances West
training school ... 73.00
Fannie S. Goodwin
training school ... 22.00
Belle B. Adams
Plum Island.
164.52
Isabelle C. Noyes
Plum Island .
109.38
Tula M. Reed
66
Plum Island 11.60
Mrs. O. B. Stevens
Plum Island. 38.28
Elizabeth G. Adams
music
600.00
Florence Murphy
66
drawing
590.00
Miss Breen
drawing. 10.00
Sarah A. Chase
66
cooking
530.00
Irving H. Johnson
66
evening school ...
128.00
Eva J. Smith
evening school ... 12.00
DETAILED STATEMENT
128
ANNUAL REPORTS
Cora O. Jaques, salary as teacher evening school ... $
46.00
Belle B. Adams
66
evening school ... 44.00
Carolyn B. Manning
evening school .. . 27.00
Flora Pettigrew 66
evening school ... 63.00
Gertrude Huntington 66
evening school .. . 3.00
Gertrude E. Nelson
evening school ... 17.00
Edith M. Merrill
66
evening school ... 64.00
Ellen deS. Barrett
evening school ...
3.00
Vera Castelhun
66
evening school ...
11.00
Alberta K. Winslow
evening school ...
17.00
M. Alice George
66
evening school ... 61.00
Elizabeth Walsh
66
evening school ... 59.00
C. Louis eWoodbury
evening school ... 50.00
Isabel Noyes
66
substitute
10.94
Isabel Menut
66
substitute
2.13
Susie Knapp
66
substitute
1.23
Elizabeth Walsh
substitute
55.90
Adelena W. Sargent
substitute
50.01
Frances West
66
substitute
.58
Helen Maguire
substitute
39.80
Edna J. Smith
60
substitute
6.50
Cora O. Jaques
66
substitute
19.00
Carolyn B. Manning
66
substitute.
61.07
Flora Pettigrew
66
substitute.
20.17
Gertrude E. Nelson
substitute
234.27
Gertrude Huntington
substitute
114.78
Susie F. George 66
substitute
1.17
Fannie S. Goodwin
substitute
2.50
Alberta K. Winslow
66
substitute
1.08
Mrs. O. B. Stevens
substitute
123.70
Annie M. Ryan
substitute
13.41
E. L. Willard, salary as superintendent.
1,630.00
Joshua L. Chase
truant officer
650.00
Hiram T. Balch
66
janitor
750.00
James H. Brown
66
janitor.
500.00
Alsa Bushee 66
janitor
75.00
Albert O. Colby
66
janitor
369.99
Stephen W. Gale
janitor
428.00
Albert H. Hodgdon
janitor
90.00
evening school ...
11.00
Sarah F. Badger
129
DETAILED STATEMENT
Casper Kohlhaas, salary as janitor
$ 248.00
Charles H. Lewis
janitor
10.92
C. W. Weymouth
janitor 54.00
Humphrey Haley 60
janitor
514.96
Phillippe Champurox
janitor. 60.12
$38,802.49
SCHOOLS
(Miscellaneous)
Appropriation .$900.00
CREDITS
By cash from elections $
1.80
By cash from superintendent and sale of books. 103.06
By cash from towns for pupils attending city schools. 462.60 By one year's interest Brown fund to March 4, 1908. . 675.00 By one year's rent to June 30, 1908, from trustees Put- nam school 1,200.00
By state of Massachusetts, account tuition. 132.00
By cash from Treasurer and Collector's office .40
3,474.86
Overdrawn, transferred from contingent account to bal-
ance 813.56
$4,288.42
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the School Committee
American Book Company, books $ 242.68
American Express Company, expressing. 16.56
A. R. Andrews, typewriter supplies. 31.00
130
ANNUAL REPORTS
Boston Regalia Company, flags $ 15.75
F. L. Atkinson, postmaster, stamped envelopes and
stamps
23.14
American Bank Note Company, 100 high school diplo- mers 30.00
Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover, supplies.
85.54
C. E. Babb & Company, books and supplies 731.98
A. S. Barker, rent of cottage at Plum Island. 100.00
Milton, Bradley Company, supplies 52.28
F. J. Barnard & Company, rebinding books 164.00
Brown Brothers Company, pencil sharpeners 18.00
Henry Bushek, inspection of boilers 24.00
H. T. Balch, soap, etc 5.20
Citizens Electric Street Railway Company, school tick- ets 64.00
F. E. Collins, taking down flag at Curtis school.
1.50
J. J. & H. J. Chase, keys and repairing lock at high school
.65
W. W. Coffin, shoe laces
1.00
Sherwin Cody, books
28.80
James Cilly, delivering coal and wood at Plum Island ...
4.00
Albert O. Colby, extra labor and sundries.
18.80
Carter, Rice & Company, paper
9.38
L. S. Choate, rental of piano
9.50
Phillippe Champurox, setting glass.
.50
William Dow, teaming 2.25
Frank E. Davis, labor and stock 8.66
James Dickens, electrical supplies
9.08
Oliver Ditson Company, supplies
2.93
William Dummer, stock and labor
55.00
Essex Book Bindery, binding reports.
6.50
Esterbrook Pen Company, pens
7.75
Fisher & Company, supplies
2.38
George A. Fogg, oil and can
1.65
Albert E. Fowler, mileage book
11.25
D. A. Goodwin, supplies for cooking school. 49.41
Ginn & Company, books
456.09
H. A. Gillett, supplies
16.32
Gould & Adams, stamps
3.15
Herman Goldberger, books
2.35
131
DETAILED STATEMENT
Ingall's Garage Company, use and recharge of storage battery $ 1.50
Newburyport Herald Company, printing. 45.60
D. C. Heath & Company, books. 35.20
William Holker, sundries .45
J. L. Hammutt Company, supplies
754.88
Houghton, Miffin & Company, books
15.64
Hale's Express; expressing
10.80
W. I. Hunt, labor on pennant.
.50
H. Haley, sundries
1.37
S. J. Hughes, sundries
4.46
Item Publishing Company, printing
3.00
Jackson's Express Company, expressing.
8.75
George N. Jaques, teaming
3.75
Catherine F. Johnson Company, models school
for sewing
2.00
L. E. Knott Apparatus Company, supplies
80.17
John M. Little, teaming
50.92
A. J. Leighton, teaming
2.50
J. T. Lunt, writing diplomas
1.40
Leader Publishing Company, advertising
4.35
Library Bureau, supplies
65.34
P. A. Merrill, sundries
1.24
Frank J. Mannix, laundry work
7.14
A. P. Marden, tuning piano
6.50
News Publishing Company, printing and advertising. . Osgood & Goodwin, sundries
17.43
R. H. Parker, supplies for cooking school.
44.46
H. W. Pray & Company, supplies for sewing school
19.42
A. H. Paton, engraving diplomas
12.90
George H. Pearson, sundries
6.64
Phonographic Institute Company, books
11.25
E. Perkins Lumber Company, sawdust
.50
George B. Robbins & Company, sanitary fluid
5.00
Remington Typewriter Company, typewriter. 80.00
Frances W. Richards, cash paid for sundries. 1.76
Silver Burdett Company, books
125.41
Stevens Grocery Company, sundries
1.40
Swan, the Printer, printing 21.00
5.85
C. C. Stockman, use of chairs
190.21
132
ANNUAL REPORTS
Thompson-Brown Company, books $ 52.14
C. R. Sargent & Company, stock and labor 41.11
James Toomey, use of team 2.75
S. H. Thurlow & Company, sundries 45.71
D. P. Thurlow, services rendered 3.50
Thorp & Martin, books 22.50
Telephone Company, rental of telephone.
11.90
The Tarpon, fish, etc., for cooking school.
5.80
Emily J. Woodman, washing and ironing. 5.40
Wakefield Ratan Company, reeds 2.85
C. F. Winchester, supplies 73.06
E. L. Willard, cash paid for supplies. 10.80
Dana C. Wells, cash paid for supplies. 4.44
Wadsworth, Howland & Company, supplies.
17.04
John F. Young, telepraph service .72
John H. Balch Jr., coal and wood 23.73
Labor, as per pay roll 1.25
$4,288.42
SCHOOLS
(Fuel)
Appropriation $3,000.00
Amount overdrawn, transferred from contingent ac-
count to balance 27.60
$3,027.60
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the School Committee
Atkinson Coal Company, 12,715 pounds coal @ $5.15. . . $ 29.24
Stephen P. Bray, 12 tons coal @ $5.50 and $7.25. . . 83.75 J. H. Balch Jr., six tons coal @ $7.25. 43.50
John Collins, 55,015 pounds coal @ $5.50 and $7.25 and
eight foot wood 199.52
133
DETAILED STATEMENT
Jere Healey, 855,265 pounds coal @ $5 and $6.75 and one cord wood
2,532.09
Estate of N. Varina, fuel
65.25
Edward Perkins Lumber Company, wood.
18.00
William French, charcoal
55.00
Edward Donahoe Jr., surveying charcoal
1.25
$3,027.60
SCHOOLS
( Buildings)
Appropriation
$2,000.00
CREDITS
Cash from A. Russell & Sons Company
5.00
Overdrawn, transferred from contingent account to bal-
ance 2,843.04
$4,848.04
EXPENDITURES
Authorized by the Committee on Public Property
F. E. Cutter, stock and labor $ 135.11
Frank E. Davis, stock and labor 44.63
T. P. Thomas, stock and labor 726.71
F. E. Collins, stock and labor. 184.48
Estate Hermon Staples, stock and labor 192.94
A. P. Wilson, supplies 5.70
Edwin L. Toppan, labor
18.00
E. Perkins Lumber Company, stock.
3.56
A. Hoyt & Son, stock and labor
140.10
William Holker, supplies 11.79
A. Russell & Sons Company, labor 55.58
134
ANNUAL REPORTS
W. C. Adams, labor and supplies. $ 39.27
T. Y. Cotton, stock and labor. 7.90
C. H. Lewis, making flag pole. 2.75
George W. Hussey, stock and labor 166.77
C. R. Sargent & Company, stock and labor. 171.60
Hatch Brothers, stock and labor 383.08
S. H. Thurlow & Company, supplies
91.94
D. F. Noyes, sundries and labor 125.85
Henry Bushek, inspection of boiler 10.00
Packer & Ross, stock and labor 229.55
C. C. Stockman, supplies .48.90
A. O. Colby, labor 4.76
Fuller & Cavanaugh, stock and labor. 61.20
S. W. Gale, labor 6.30
P. J. Duffy, labor and supplies. 6.05
Johnson Service Company, supplies 6.46
B. G. Gerrish, shades 5.10
P. H. Kimball, repairs on clocks.
10.50
James Dickens, electrical supplies
11.15
Guy Brothers, stock and labor
120.73
W. E. Morse, electrical supplies
7.83
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