City Officers and the Annual Reports to the City Council of Newburyport 1917, Part 3

Author: City of Newburyport
Publication date: 1917
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111.26


Repairs to lighting and mantles


35.69


Rent of basement


15.00


Bedding and towels


21.43


Plumber and stock


27.33


Cleaning paint


4.00


Ash cans


8.00


Hardware and rope


7.88


Teaming rubbish and removing ice and snow


2.32


Janitor's supplies


22.85


Labor and stock on conductors


7.33


Storing and overhauling awnings


1.50


Labor and stock of mason


19.95


Flags, poles and setting


43.15


Rugs


6.75


Street sprinkling


8.98


$ 718.22


FIRE DEPARTMENT Miscellaneous Expenses.


Appropriation


.$ 200.00


PAYMENTS.


Washing towels and bedding


$ 13.00


Services of time clock


11.00


Telephone rental


154.02


Matches and other supplies


9.80


Office supplies


5.50


Janitor's supplies


2.83


Blankets and bedding


3.10


199.25


Balance to general treasury


$ .75


New Hose.


Balance


$ 500.00


Appropriation


500.00


Discount on new hose


9.60


$ 1,009.60


51


CITY AUDITOR


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued.


PAYMENTS.


New Hose


$ 960.00


Traveling expenses


5.48


Transfer


44.12


-$


1,009.60


FIRE ALARM AND WIRES.


Supervision.


Appropriation


$ 300.00


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Superintendent


$ 300.00


Miscellaneous.


Appropriation


$ 300.00


Transfer


75.00


From general treasury to balance


59.69


PAYMENTS.


Telephone rental


$ 15.21


Repairs on gong and bells


32.89


Hardware


4.27


Labor and stock of mason


4.61


Labor and stock of electrician


26.55


Battery supplies


122.06


Labor on wires


116.84


Use of team


59.50


Stationery and postage


6.75


Printing and advertising


10.00


Express and freight


2.84


Fire tapper


8.00


Wires and cross arms


24.07


Glass and labor for alarm boxes


1.10


·


-$ 434.69


INSPECTION OF PLUMBING AND BUILDINGS.


Appropriation


$ 200.00


PAYMENTS.


Inspection of Plumber $ 87.00


Printing and advertising


2.50


Telephone for Inspector of Buildings


15.46


Traveling expenses


3.50


.


$ 434.69


52


ANNUAL REPORT


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued.


Services of inspector


6.00


Postage


1.50


Transfer


. . 50.00


165.96


Balance to general treasury


.$


.... 34.04


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.


Appropriation


.$ 800.00


Fees collected


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT. $ 191.40


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Sealer


$


700.00


Use of teams


28.50


New weights and balances


36.32


Express


.32


Stationery and office supplies


26.27


791.41


Balance to general treasury


.$ 8.59


MOTH EXTERMINATION.


Appropriation


$ 1,800.00


Commitment for 1917


645.48


Sale of lead and services rendered


171.99


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Superintendent


$ 800.00


Labor on pump and spraying machine


58.43


Writing tree protection books


50.00


Telephone


1.75


Rent of basement


15.00


Stationery and postage


3.10


Poles, pruners, paint and brushes


7.46


Horse hire


81.00


Tools and equipment


4.87


Repairing tools and equipment


3.25


Arsenate lead


464.50


Maintenance of team, bal. charged warden


220.12


Oil, gasoline and creosote


15.60


. .


. .


. .


. .


$ 2,617.47


53


CITY AUDITOR


PROTECTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY-Continued.


Express and freight


8.84


Veterinary supplies


19.50


Hardware and miscellaneous expenses


26.55


Jigger


35.00


Labor as per payrolls


695.47


Spray


44.25


Printing and advertising


11.70


Traveling expenses


3.98


2,570.37


Balance to general treasury $ 47.10


FORESTRY. Tree Warden and Care of Trees.


Appropriation


$ 500.00


Income from Bromfield Fund


212.50


Services of department and sale of materials


16.00


Use of telephone


.35


From general treasury to balance


17.56


$ 746.41


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Warden


$ 150.00


Telephone rental


17.00


Maintenance of team


2.25


Repairing of equipment


4.07


Hardware and miscellaneous supplies


23.20


Taxi service


2.00


Trees


10.15


Horse hire


33.50


Bird houses


14.40


Traveling expenses


2.00


Labor as per payrolls


427.84


Rent of barns


60.00


$


746.41


HARBOR MASTER.


Appropriation


$ 125.00


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Harbor Master


.$ 100.00


Balance to general treasury


$ 25.00


54


ANNUAL REPORT


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Supervision


Appropriation .$ 500.00


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Clerk


.$ 500.00


VITAL STATISTICS


Appropriation


.


$ 200.00


PAYMENTS.


Birth returns


$ 93.45


Death returns


48.50


Stationery and books


22.12


Transfer


35.00


199.07


Balance to general treasury $ .93


Miscellaneous


Appropriation


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS $ 2,800.00


State, account tuberculosis $ 337.15


76.64


Use of phone 4.43


418.22


3,218.22 $


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Undertakers' licenses $ 4.50


Manicurists' and Massage licenses


2.50


Slaughter house licenses


3.00


Garbage, sausage and butterine licenses


23.40


$ 33.40


Quarantine and Contagious


Diseases


Patients in hospitals


$ 24.29


Medicinal supplies


40.46


Fuel


10.70


Relief by other cities


45.00


Board and attendance


174.50


Telephone and traveling expenses


1.41


Fumigators and disinfectants


12.50


Groceries and provisions


39.30


Milk


4.14


$ 352.30


From State, account contagious diseases


55


CITY AUDITOR


HEALTH AND SANITATION-Continued Tuberculosis


Patients in hospitals


$ 380.67


Stationery, postage and office supplies


5.90


Groceries and provisions


187.52


Destroying bedding


1.50


Relief by other cities and towns


288.07


Disinfectants


11.64


Traveling expenses


2.00


877.30


Other Expenses


Salary of Bacteriologist


$ 600.00


Cash payments


4.73


Repairs to Bacteriologist's equipment


13.26


Stationery, postage and office supplies


24.32


Post Office box rent


3.00


Burying animals


16.50


Stenographer


1.25


Traveling expenses


1.00


Telephone rental


43.85


Use of teams


2.00


Printing and advertising


48.35


Aluminum and cutting


12.78


Printing and lettering signs


17.25


788.29


2,017.89


Balance to general treasury $ 1,200.33


INSPECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN


Appropriation


.$ 300.00


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Inspector


$ 300.00


INSPECTION OF ANIMALS


Appropriation


$ 300.00


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Inspector


$ 300.00


INSPECTION OF MEATS AND PROVISIONS


Appropriations


.$ 500.00


Salary of Inspector


PAYMENTS. $ 500.00


56


ANNUAL REPORT


HEALTH AND SANITATION-Continued


INSPECTION OF MILK AND VINEGAR


Appropriation


$ 750.00


From general treasury to balance 2.28


$ . 752.28


1 REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Milk licenses, fees .$ 36.00


PAYMENTS.


Salary of Inspector $ 400.00


Salary of Collector


300.00


Gas and electricity


35.70


Inspector's supplies


16.58


$ 752.28


SEWER MAINTENANCE


Appropriation


$ 400.00


Services cleaning sewers


69.87


From general treasury to balance


29.06


$ 498.93


PAYMENTS.


Teaming


$ 9.20


Rope, pipe and cement


.60


Washing hose


6.00


New hose


5.00


Expense of steam fire engine


10.00


Tools and equipment


22.08


Services of city teams


79.60


Flash lights


4.75


Labor as per pay rolls


361.70


-$ 498.93


SEWER CONSTRUCTION


Balance, Dec. 16, 1916


$ 510.78


Sale of pipe


261.15


Amounts collected for connections


529.95


$ 1,301.88


PAYMENTS.


Pipe, cement and tools $ 262.07


Services of surveyor


7.42


Surveying instrument


30.00


Sharpening picks and irons


6.55


57


CITY AUDITOR


HEALTH AND SANITATION-Continued


Plumber and stock, connecting sewers


37.02


Services of city teams


12.70


Extra teams


1.50


Labor as per payrolls


425.76


783.02


Undrawn balance carried forward $ 518.86


ASHES AND RUBBISH


Appropriation


$ 3,000.00


Sale of old paper and books


105.79


Transfer


1,000.00


$ 4,105.79


PAYMENTS.


Advertising and printing $ 14.50


Services of city teams


1,298.00


Tools and equipment


2.85


Labor as per payrolls


2,762.36


Wire


10.73


Extra labor and horses


14.44


4,102.88


Balance to general treasury


$ 2.91


STREET CLEANING


Appropriation


$ 2,750.00


Transferred from Highway Repairs


750.00


From general treasury to balance


452.01


$ 3,952.01


PAYMENTS.


Equipment and supplies


$ 64.71


Services of city teams


966.90


Labor as per payrolls


2,917.40


Extra teams


3.00


$


3,952.01


CARE OF CONVENIENCE STATIONS


Appropriation


$ 100.00


PAYMENTS.


Labor as per payrolls $ 34.25


Transferred


65.75


-$ 100.00


58


ANNUAL REPORT


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES


Supervision


Appropriation


$ 1600.00


Use of telephone


1.85


From general treasury to balance


. . . . . . . . . 37.02


$ 1,638.87


PAYMENTS.


Salary of superintendent


$ 1,500.00


Telephone rental


28.31


Reward for lost book


1.50


Traveling expenses


10.71


Stationery and supplies


15.05


Allowance for automobile


83.30


-


$


1,638.87


STATE HIGHWAY TAX


Paid state for maintenance of state highway .$ 519.90


CITY TEAMS AND SALARIES OF DRIVERS


Department Receipts


Services of teams for:


Sewer Construction


$ 12.70


Sewer Maintenance


79.60


Ashes and Rubbish


1,298.00


Street Cleaning


966.90


Highway Repairs


433.40


Culverts


57.60


Street Sprinkling


875.50


Sidewalks and Curbings


24.10


Snow Removal


257.75


Miscellaneous


1.00


Reconstruction of Pleasant Street


24.00


Education, School Buildings


12.00


Balance of expenses charged to Fire Department Horses ..


3,094.07


Refunds


67.50


Sale of straw


21.64


-


$ 7,225.76


59


CITY AUDITOR


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued


PAYMENTS.


Driver of No. 1 Double Team $ 911.93


Driver of No. 2 Double Team


906.93


Driver of No. 3 Double Team


911.93


Driver of No. 2 Single Team


911.93


Driver of No. 3 Single Team


819.22


Sub. drivers for vacation and sickness


383.65


Veterinary services and medicine


9.55


Hay, grain and straw


1,503.88


Shoeing horses


259.58


Painting and repairing wagons


364.41


Repairing harnesses


135.70


Rebuilding No. 3's single cart


80.00


Labor as per payroll on hay


3.20


Extra horses hired


23.85


$ 7,225.76


RECONSTRUCTION OF PLEASANT STREET


Appropriation


$ 5,000.00


Mass. N. E. Street Railway Co.


600.00


Refunds


36.30


Trustees Est. E. P. Dodge


43.46


From general treasury to balance


68.14


$ 5,747.90


PAYMENTS.


Labor as per payroll


$ 254.25


Services of city teams


24.00


Advertising


3.75


Contract for re-laying


4,269.66


Washing and rolling hose


2.00


Granolithic walk


592.24


Extra labor on paving


2.00


Transfer


600.00


-$ 5,747.90


RECONSTRUCTION OF STATE STREET


Appropriation


$ 3,000.00


From general treasury to balance


16.00


$ 3,016.00


60


ANNUAL REPORT HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued


PAYMENTS.


Transferred to Highway Repairs $ 2,500.00


Transferred to Snow Removal 500.00


Bricks


16.00


$ 3,016.00


REPAIRING


By balance account of contracts made


$ 200.00


Appropriation


3,000.00


Transfer from Reconstruction of State street.


2,500.00


Sale of material


.60


Services of department


16.64


From general treasury to balance


87.21


$ 5,804.45


PAYMENTS.


Repairs on road roller


$ 23.60


Fuel for road roller


95.62


Crushed stone


589.82


Tarvia


547.96


Gravel


72.50


Pipe and bends


14.70


Brooms, hoes and shovels


4.69


Oil


10.89


Cement


1.30


Lanterns, globes and oil


4.85


Carpenter and stock on bridge


18.26


Carpenter and stock on road roller


9.90


Express and freight


88.27


Traveling expenses


9.82


Salt


2.20


Printing and advertising


3.00


Road binder


190.35


Rope and hardware


58.70


Labor of stone cutters and mason


8.80


Extra teams hired


444.94


Repairing picks, drills, etc


8.00


Services of city teams


433.40


Labor as per payrolls


1,497.75


Transfer to Snow Removal


300.00


Transfer to Street Cleaning


1,365.13


$ 5,804.45


61


CITY AUDITOR


CULVERTS


Appropriation


$ 750.00


Services of Department


402.60


From general treasury to balance


226.89


$ 1,379.49


PAYMENTS.


Grates and repairing same


$ 43.98


Tile pipe


374.89


Freight and express


21.86


Bricks


12.00


Labor and stock of mason


97.80


Tools and equipment


3.54


Services of city teams


57.60


Labor as per payrolls


767.82


-$ 1,379.49


BRIDGES


Appropriation


$ 1,488.00 .


PAYMENTS.


Essex-Merrimac Chain. Bridge


$ 266.06


Plum Island Bridge


233.28


499.34


Balance to general treasury $ 988.66


STREET LIGHTING


Appropriation


$ 16,600.00


City Parks


220.00


$ 16,820.00


PAYMENTS.


Newburyport Gas & Electric Co.


16,543.68


Balance to general treasury


.$


276.32


STREET SPRINKLING


Appropriation


$ 2,300.00


Income from Simpson fund


900.00


Commitment for 1916


3,882.29


Additional commitment


3.30


$ 7,085.59


62


ANNUAL REPORT


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued


PAYMENTS.


Allowance for damage to house $ 12.00


Teams hired


182.45


Writing commitment


100.00


Water


50.00


Fuel for road oiler


24.95


Road Oil


3,277.95


Services of city teams


875.50


Labor as per payrolls


1,546.22


Repairs to watering cart


31.15


Repairs to oiler


22.90


Tools and equipment


23.48


Sprinkling cross streets


195.65


Abatement error in commitment


4.29


6,346.54


Balance to general treasury


$ 739.05


SIDEWALKS AND CURBING


Appropriation


$ 1,500.00


Betterments


658.46


Income from Bromfield Fund


212.50


Services of department


247.63


Refunds


19.00


Transfer


200.00


$ 2,837.59


PAYMENTS.


New granolithic walks


$ 1,030.56


Lumber


1.43


Advertising


2.00


Freight


19.00


Utensils and equipment


15.55


Granite curbing


148.33


Services of city teams


24.10


Labor as per payrolls


486.42


Repairing concrete


822.65


Cinder sidewalks


1.00


2,551.04


Balance to general treasury $ 286.55


SNOW REMOVAL


Appropriation


$1,500.00


Transferred from Highway Repairing


300.00


7


63


CITY AUDITOR


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-Continued


Transferred from Reconstruction of State street


500.00


Services of department


56.71


From general treasury to balance


175.07


$ 2,531.78


PAYMENTS.


Services of cars and sand


$ 57.75


Men and teams hired


510.18


Repairing fence


13.00


Supplies and repairing equipment


33.93


Services of city teams


257.75


Labor as per pay rolls


1,359.17


Transfer


300.00


$ 2,531.78


MISCELLANEOUS


Appropriation


$ 375.00


Damage to street sign


5.00


Transfer


250.00


$ 630.00


PAYMENTS.


Rent of sheds


$ 240.00


Fee for filing petition


3.00


Silent policemen maintenance


156.56


Oil for lanterns


10.54


Signs and painting


48.78


Labor on Pleasant street, etc.


8.66


Surveying supplies


30.45


Rebuilding fence


15.00


Printing and advertising


21.50


Photographs


5.00


Allowance for personal injury


25.00


Making cast


10.00


Labor as per pay roll


19.84


Salt


1.10


City Teams


1.00


Branding irons


1.50


597.93


Balance to general treasury


$ 32.07


64


ANNUAL REPORT


CHARITIES


Appropriation


$ 13,000.00


From general treasury to balance


1,811.61


.$ 14,811.61


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


State


$ 907.47


West Bridgewater


368.74


Fall River


94.54


Haverhill


64.84


Amesbury


450.18


Chicopee


4.93


Salem


.53


Salisbury


55.45


Returned Aid


201.63


Sale of Produce


171.77


Sale of Barrels


40.30


Sale of live stock


187,47


Sale of hay


161.91


From individual for hospital


2.00


Refunds


10.00


2,721.76


$ 17,533.37


PAYMENTS. General Administration


Salary of Clerk


$ 850.00


Postage and office supplies


1.90


Telephone rental


116.34


Printing and advertising


4.75


Post Office box rent


3.00


Traveling expenses


5.77


Repairing locks on safe


6.00


-- $


987.76


Almshouse, or Poor Farm


Salary of superintendent and matron $ 720.00


Wages of farm hands


443.00


Wages of Cook


380.00


Wages of Domestic


280.00


Groceries and provisions at wholesale


1,461.40


65


CITY AUDITOR


CHARITIES-Continued


Groceries and provisions at retail


88.88


Wages of firemen


100.00


Repairs to plumbing


.70


Oranges


3.50


Shortening and lard


43.10


Tobacco and pipes at wholesale


101.73


Coffee and tea at wholesale


64.61


Washing powder and soap


52.75


Onions


2.00


Meal, corn, rye and straw


733.85


Live stock


18.00


Candy


9.30


Fish and Clams


279.23


Salt


21.20


Farming implements


72.80


Repairing equipment


25.47


Medicine and malted milk


5.48


Dressing hogs and curing hams


11.55


Dry goods


105.77


Ice and labor on same


5.00


Clothing


116.53


Toilet paper


6.50


Repairing shoes and sole leather


85.65


Plants and seeds


29.45


Harness and wagon repairs


29.45


Shoeing horses


31.20


Lime, cement and hardware


16.56


Electric lighting


36.66


Brooms


19.46


Veterinary and supplies


6.97


Freight and express


22.05


Lumber and shavings


25.00


Arsenate of lead


18.00


Fertilizer and hog feed


108.52


Barber


52.00


Disinfectant


20.00


Coal


1,911.30


Kitchen utensils and repairing heater


126.21


Oil, gasoline and repairs to engine


2.50


7,693.33


Out-of-Door Relief


Fuel


$ 100.50


Flour at wholesale


110.00


Beans at wholesale


280.41


66


ANNUAL REPORT


CHARITIES-Continued


Crackers at wholesale


201.18


Pork at wholesale


186.75


Sugar at wholesale


439.73


Coffee and tea at wholesale


182.10


Soap at wholesale


81.25


Aid rendered for travel


20.83


Provisions and groceries at retail


1,670.85


Shoes and rubbers


121.66


Relief by other cities and towns


872.27


State hospitals


1,090.01


Salary of Physician


450.00


Medicine


300.00


Burials


87.50


Rent, and board


1,422.50


Coal baskets


13.50


Cash disbursements by overseers


712.00


Ambulance and teams


32.00


Express


9.80


Twine and paper bags


26.02


Milk


123.49


State Infirmary


187.17


Clothing


25.40


Rice at wholesale


52.36


Relief in hospitals


53.00


$8,852.28


$ 17,533.37


ANNA JAQUES HOSPITAL


Appropriation


$ 600.00


PAYMENTS.


To Anna Jaques Hospital


$ 600.00


HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL


Appropriation


$ 300.00


To Homeopathic Hospital


MOTHERS' AID (Chap. 763, Acts. 1913)


Appropriation


$ 1,500.00


Stoughton


186.68


State


1,262.69


PAYMENTS. $ 300.00


$ 2,949.37


67


CITY AUDITOR


CHARITIES-Continued


PAYMENTS.


Rent $ 36.00


Groceries


82.00


Fuel


18.60


Shoes


9.60


Cash disbursements by overseers


1,598.00


1,744.20


Balance to general treasury


$ 1,205.17


SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


STATE AID


Received from State amounts paid in 1916 $ 8,958.00


Refund


6.00


By balance due for amounts paid in 1917


7,481.00


$ 16,445.00


PAYMENTS.


Cash paid beneficiaries


$ 8,218.00


Balance Dec. 16, 1916


8,227.00


$ 16,445.00


MILITARY AID


Appropriation


$ 100.00


Balance to general treasury .$ 100.00


SOLDIERS' BURIAL


Received from state amounts paid in 1916


$ 400.00


Balance due from state for amounts paid in 1917 ... 338.00


PAYMENTS. $ 738.00


Paid burial agent in 1917 $ 338.00


Balance due for previous payments


400.00 $ 738.00


68


ANNUAL REPORT


SOLDIERS' RELIEF


Appropriation


$ 6,200.00


From general treasury to balance


. 926.60


$ 7,126.60


PAYMENTS.


Clerk hire


$ 241.61


Stationery, stamps and office supplies


11.31


Traveling expenses


14.70


Justice of Peace Com.


5.00


Services of physicians


57.75


Telephone


20.63


Board and nursing


907.40


Groceries and provisions


43.14


Fuel


1,284.90


Cash disbursements


4,348.00


Medicine and medicinal supplies


189.53


Printing and advertising


2.63


·


7,126.60


CARE OF SOLDIERS' GRAVES


Appropriation


$ 50.00


Balance to general treasury .$ 50,00


GERMAN WAR RELIEF (under Acts of 1917)


PAYMENTS.


Cash to beneficiaries $ 4,557.82 .


CREDIT


Refund


16.66


Balance


$ 4,541.16 .


69


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION


Salaries.


Appropriation


$ 52,783.00


From Putnam Fund


83.00


From general treasury to balance


641.34


$ 53,507.34


PAYMENTS


Superintendent


$ 2,200.00


Clerical Assistant


517.92


Truant Officer


750.00


High School Teachers


13,833.59


Clerk at High School


20.00


Elementary School Teachers


26,258.41


Training School Teachers


1,661.00


Evening School Teachers


348.00


Sewing School Teachers


1,148.67


Music Teacher


600.00


Drawing Teacher


750.00


School Nurse


550.00


Janitor's Services


4,769.75


$ 53,507.34


Miscellaneous


Appropriation


$ 4,000.00


From general treasury to balance


1,670.81


$ 5,670.81


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Sale of old books and supplies $ 61.19


Refund


.30


Use of telephone


4.80


66.29


$ 5,737.10


70


ANNUAL REPORT


EDUCATION-Continued


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Tuition


$ 3,599.25


Putnam Trustees


1,200.00


Brown Fund


606.00


$ 5,405.25


PAYMENTS


Administration


Office supplies and stationery $ 132.77


Post Office box rent


2.25


Stamps and stamped envelopes


84.48


Telephone rental


148.91


Traveling expenses


10.58


Printing and advertising


77.15


$


456.14


Text Books and Supplies


Books and music


$ 2,043.51


Typewriter supplies


5.12


Drawing supplies


275.18


Pens, pencils and penholders


89.81


Pointers and erasers


13.28


Stationery, cards and supplies


983.67


Binding books


253.48


Sewing School supplies


72.72


Laboratory equipment and repairs


248.72


Cooking utensils and supplies


196.99


Pencil sharpeners and repairs


5.25


Training School supplies


15.54


Express, teaming and freight


118.25


School garden supplies


.10


4,321.62


Other Expenses


Diplomas, engrossing and ribbons


$ 114.86


Cooking school laundry


13.37


Janitor's supplies


114.19


Sweeping Compound


8.25


Paper towels, waste cans, etc.


65.00


Use of piano, and tuning


17.75


Neostyle supplies


1.82


Building repairs and furnishings


11.49


71


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION-Continued


| Cleaning and oiling floors


24.90


Disinfectant


7.50


Support of truants


104.86


Use of chairs


12.50


Transportation


461.85


959.34


1


-$ 5,737.10


FUEL


Appropriation


$ 3,750.00


Rent of High School Hall


2.00


Transfer


100.00


From general treasury to balance


127.83


$ 3,979.83


PAYMENTS


High School


coal


$ 901.02


wood


14.25


$


915.27


Currier School


.coal


$ 441.38


wood


176.68


618.06


Jackman School


coal


$ 444.09


wood


13.00


457.09


Curtis School


coal


$ 240.00


·


wood


41.00


281.00


Hancock Street School


.coal


$ 165.06


wood


2.00


167.06


Bromfield Street School


coal


$ 181.67


wood


2.00


183.67


Temple Street School


coal


$ 145.23


wood


8.75


153.98


Moultonville School


coal


34.15


Davenport School


. coal.


.. $ 312.47


wood


13.00


325.47


Kelly School


.coal


$ 782.57


wood


22.00


804.57


72


ANNUAL REPORT


EDUCATION-Continued


Purchase Street School coal $ 35.71


wood


2.00


37.71


Teaming coal


1.80


3,979.83


LIGHTING


Appropriation


$ 350.00


Cash payments for light used


6.50


From general treasury to balance


21.27


$ 377.77


PAYMENTS


High School


$ 191.88


Currier School


54.97


Jackman School


16.01


Kelly School


67.22


Temple Street School


1.51


Purchase Street School


46.18


377.77


SCHOOL BUILDINGS


Appropriation


$ 2,500.00


Broken lights


.75


Use of High School Hall,


9.25


Sale of engine at High School


15.00


Refund


3.75


From general treasury to balance


184.01


$ 2,712.76


PAYMENTS High School


Repairing clock


$ 14.14


Curtains and labor


2.40


Repairs to plumbing and heater


62.11


Carpenter work and stock


235.73


Setting glass and painting . .


91.96


Clearing snow from roof


1.35


Electrical supplies and labor


95.13


New chairs


28.00


Janitor's supplies and repairs


7.46


73


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION-Continued


Repairs on roof


55.98


Furniture and furnishings


18.40


Hardware


17.19


Express


.57


Oiler and floor oil


8.60


Repairs on plastering and pipe railing


13.78


Flag


12.08


Electric power


109.32


764.20


Currier School


Repairs to heater


$ 3.31


Plumber and stock


49.21


Setting glass and painting


24.00


Electrician and stock


7.50


Carpenter work and stock


94.83


Curtains and repairing same


14.90


Floor oil


7.20


Hardware


14.70


Janitor's supplies


.93


Flag


5.10


Inspecting roof


1.50


Express


3.75


226.93


Jackman School


Clover and grass seed


$ 1.70


Carpenter work and stock


10.14


Repairing seats and chairs


18.15


New shades and hangings


3.25


Janitor's supplies


1.55


Paint and glass


12.96


Plumber and stock


121.05


Hardware


3.45


Repairing heater


20.86


Mason and stock


15.42


Floor oil


2.10


210.63


Curtis School


Labor and stock on heater $ 6.25


Mason and stock


10.75


Plumber and stock


1.70


Carpenter work and stock


103.72


Paint and glass


4.11


74


ANNUAL REPORT


EDUCATION-Continued


Wheelbarrow


4.50


Flag


4.09


Floor oil


2.20


Hardware


1.32


Repairing clocks


1.25


Davenport School


Repairs to desks


$ .65


Repairs to plumbing


12.31


Mason and stock


2.50


Repairs to heating apparatus


10.70


Setting glass and painting


1.85


Carpenter work and stock


28.50


New shades


35.60


Repairing clocks


1.00


Janitor's supplies


.85


Cleaning gutters


4.90


Flag


4.15


Purchase Street School


Painting and setting glass


$ 3.80


Repairs to plumbing


2.55


Carpenter and stock


7.38


Repairs to heater .


15.95


Labor on gas piping


1.50


Stillson


1.00


Wood


2.00


Kelley School


Ash barrels


$ 15.00


Man and teaming


2.00


Flag


8.32


Carpenter work and stock


47.40


Setting glass and painting


213.59


Repairs to heater


11.30


Lights and mantles


9.90


Repairs to plumbing


21.89


New chairs


23.60


Repairs to roof


17.63


Hardware


2.78


Janitor's supplies


11.35


Repairing clock and lawn mower


2.50


139.89


103.01


34.18


*75


CITY AUDITOR


EDUCATION-Continued


Repairing plastering


98.90


Floor oil


11.50


Lumber


2.05


499.71


Hancock Street School


Carpenter work and stock


$ 29.53


Repairs on heater


4.74


Repairs to curtains


5.75


Paint and setting glass


6.88


Repairs to plumbing


8.50


Flag


3.92


Janitor's supplies


.65


Masón and stock


4.15


Wood


2.00


66.12


Bromfield Street School


Building fence


$ 46.33


Cement and lime


.50


Repairs to heating apparatus


2.50


Repairing conductors


16.83


Repairs to roof


43.33


Curtains


7.05


Painting and setting glass


11.88


Janitor's supplies


.65


Floor oil


6.40


Wood


2.00


Temple Street School


Carpenter and stock


$ 26.07


T'aint and glass


10.53


Repairs to roof


21.22


Mason and stock


46.80


New shades


2.46


Floor oil


2.00


Janitor's supplies


.40


.


109.48


Moultonville School


Carpenter and stock $ 57.18


Paint and glass


2.15


Repairs to heater 1.35


137.47


76


ANNUAL REPORT


EDUCATION --- Continued.


One half cost of repairing fence


17.24


Straw


10.50


Ash barrel and sieve


8.00


96.42


All Schools


City teams and labor removing ashes $ 37.60


Shoveling snow


44.80


Street sprinkling


34.42


Painting contract


85.00


Flags


29.50


Electric lamps


22.50


Brooms and brushes


3.75


Changing boilers as ordered by inspector.


67.15


324.72


$ 2,712.76


77


CITY AUDITOR


PUBLIC LIBRARY


Salaries and Wages


$


4,475.00


Income from Cole fund


80.80


$ 4,555.80


REVENUE, CREDITED TO INCOME ACCOUNT


Use of Library, Newbury $ 200.00


Dog Licenses 574.05


Income from trust funds:


A. E. Cutter


145.40


S. W. Marston


180.40


E. S. Moseley


180.40


W. O. Moseley


411.92


E. H. Stickney, net


543.60


J. M. Bradbury


40.40


C. W. Bradstreet


40.40


$ 2,316.57


PAYMENTS


Salary of Librarian $ 1,620.51


Salaries of assistants 2,243.29


Salary of janitor


638.10


4,501.90


Balance to general treasury $ . 53.90


BOOKS, PERIODICALS, ETC.


Balance from 1916


. .$ 810.34


DEPARTMENT RECEIPTS


Interest on deposit $ 24.99


Income from trust funds:


John J. Currier 40.00


W. H. P. Dodge 95.80


J. A. Frothingham


45.00


Appropriation


78.9


ANNUAL REPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY-Continued


S. A. Green


80.00


George Haskell


37.88


M. P. Sawyer


200.00




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