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Of course the materials will spend no faster, and prob- ably not so fast, under the new arrangement, as now each teacher can hold each scholar responsible for the use of his drawing kit. For the next five years the chief bill of ex- pense should be for drawing paper.
Thanking you and the other school officials for the co- operation which my department has uniformly received, I am,
Yours respectfully,
NETTIE JOHNSON SPOFFORD,
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SCHOOL REPORT.
REPORT OF SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC.
Haverhill, Mass., Jan. 22, 1907.
To Superintendent Stone and School Board of Merrimac :
In presenting my third annual report as Supervisor of Music in your schools, it gives me great pleasure to record the most successful year during my administration, and had the grade continued together the whole year as begun, I am confident that I could have issued a general invitation to parents and friends to visit the schools and listen to some of the best work of children that is to be heard in any city or town in this vicinity. I can and will do so now in those schools that still continue as started-namely, the 8th and 9th grades and the High School-where work that will compare favorably with the best in the States is being ac- complished. I had hoped to reach almost the ideal in some of the rooms-that is to say, reading music at sight, giv- ing words and fairly good expression the first time through. This standard I am confident we shall reach in the not distant future, in grades where it could reasonably be expected. Your committee can imagine somewhat the disappointment that was mine on learning of the changes that were made, which placed children of entirely different grades together, obliging your teacher of music to change almost his entire schedule. But, after a little, I am satisfied that the new order of things is going to be an improvement in many ways, and the children will go to the higher grades
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even better fitted for the more difficult work that they will encounter. The little people in the primary classes will be called upon to move up a little, which they can easily do under their competent teachers. In fact it is almost im- possible to keep them back in study that they love as they do their music. We are giving much more attention to the study of time than ever before, and this will not only great- ly improve the school songs, but be a great help to the children in the study of piano or other instruments, and will, I am quite sure, be greatly appreciated by many parents and instrumental teachers. My thanks are due to the teachers for the best of assistance, to the pupils for excellent attention, and to the Superintendent and commit- tee for the best of material with which to work.
Respectfully,
WM. E. HARTWELL,
Supervisor of Music.
REPORT OF TRUANT OFFICER.
Merrimac, Mass., Jan. 22, 1907.
Mr. M. A. Stone, Superintendent of Schools :
Your Truant Officer reports twenty-eight visits during the year ending Jan. 31, 1907. Most respectfully yours,
S. SCOFIELD.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
SCHOOL CALENDAR.
1907.
March 22-Winter term closes.
April 1-Spring term begins.
June 21-Spring term closes.
Sept. 3-Fall term begins.
Dec. 20-Fall term closes.
Dec. 30-Winter term begins.
SESSIONS.
At the High School building the schools will be in ses- sion from 8.15 A. M. to 1.15 P. M. regularly Monday to Friday inclusive.
At all other schools the sessions continue from 8.45 to 11.45 A. M., and from 1.30 to 3.30 P. M. for the same days and weeks as indicated above.
HOLIDAYS-For all schools. Thanksgiving Day and the day following, Washington's Birthday, Patriots' Day and Memorial Day.
NO SESSION SIGNAL.
Two blasts repeated twice at 7.30 a. m. means no session in the forenoon.
Two blasts repeated twice at 12.30 p. m. means no session in the afternoon.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
MERRIMAC HIGH SCHOOL.
GRADUATES, 1906.
Classical Course -- Richard Elwin Finn, Mary Agnes Lennard, James Francis Oxley.
Scientific Course-Adelbert Vinal Libby, Raymond Ed- ward Libby.
English Course-Maud Adell Williams.
MERRIMAC GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
GRADUATES, 1906.
John Thompson Young, Nellie Burns, Ada England Chase, Flora Bartlett, Lena Maud Wallace,
Carl William Jonah, Ruth Lydston, Agnes Fitzgerald,
Anna May Barry, Charles Edward Whalen, Stella May Pettigrew, Nelson Koratis Manning. Abbie Lillian Coombs, Maud Ella Carter, Olive Sanborn Morse, Sabina Agnes Noone.
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SCHOOLFREPORT.
STATISTICS.
FROM STATE REPORT OF APRIL, 1906.
Population of town, census of 1905, 1884
Number of schools in town, Sept. 1905 to June 22, 1906, II
Number of teachers employed including special tech- ers, 15
Whole number of pupils enrolled during the school year,
408
TABLE OF ENROLLMENT.
BETWEEN 5 AND 15 YEARS.
BETWEEN 7 AND 14 YEARS.
Boys.
Girls.
Total.
Year.
Boys.
Girls.
Total.
169
181
350
1899
I26
155
281
193
184
377
1900
139
148
287
164
173
337
1901
II2
I12
224
187
179
366
1902
124
125
249
175
186
361
1903
129
128
257
177
177
354
1904
129
130
259
164
157
321
1905
125
I2I
246
167
151
318
1906
128
108
236
TABLE OF ATTENDANCE AND OTHER DATA, FOR FOUR MONTHS ENDING DEC. 21, 1906.
SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
WHERE EDUCATED.
per Month Salary
Membership Total
Average
Average
Per Cent.
Attendance
Tardiness
Dismissal
High
Charles W. Cutts,
Bates College.
$120.00
67
64.5
62.21
96.4
144
72
Susanna I. Sayre,
Boston University.
45.00
Louise Thacher,
Boston University.
40.00
Center
8 . 9
C. S. Perkins,
Lemoin H. S. and qual-
55.00
43
42.3
40.
94.5
46
9
Center
7 - 8
Lilla M. Phelps,
Lowell Normal.
47.50
43
42.I
40.16
95.4
37
I 3
Center
5 - 6
Mary H. Head,
Merrimac H. S.
45.00
48
45.2
43.8
96.4
89
I3
Center
3
Etta H. Colby,
Merrimac H. S.
45.00
32
30.5
28.9
94.7
69
6
Prospect
4- 5
Marion W. Smith,
Attended Hyannis Normal.
45.00
46
44.5
42.5
95.4
19
13
Prospect
I - 2
Harriet A. Baxter,
Merrimac H. S.
42.50
27
24.6
23.1
94 .
IO
7
Middle
I - 2
S. Blanche Cunningham,
Salem Normal.
42.50
3I
27.3
25.3
92.7
II
Port
I - 5
Annie M. Sargent,
Merrimac H. S.
37.50
15
11.8
II.I
93.6
15
13
Bear Hill
I - 6
Annie L. Hosford,
Framingham Nor.
37.50
24
18.
17.3
96.1
86
8
Music
W. E. Hartwell,
Holt's Nor. Music.
20.00
Drawing
Nettie J. Spofford,
Boston Nor. Art.
20.00
376
Membership
Attendance
Cases of
Cases of
$
ified for the bar in Han-
cock County, Maine.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
SCHOOL FINANCIAL ACCOUNT.
Order No.
Amount.
189 Clifton B. Heath, Treas., pay roll,
$783 10
190 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 783 10
191 A. O. Nicol, wood, 50 00
192 Gilbert G. Davis, brown tail moth acct., 10 00
193 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 677 82
194 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 784 60
195 H. C. Manning, repairs on clocks, 3 00
196 E. J. Whittemore, supplies,
75
197 Clifton B. Heath, Manager, printing
10 30
198 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 783 10
199
O. C. S. Wallace, D. D., graduation, 15 00
200
Sargent Coal Co., coal,
414 59
201 John E. Muldoon, repairs on stoves,
16 68
202 Goodwin & Kendrick, painting Centre
School building, 100 00
203 S. Scofield, cleaning and repairs on Cen- tre school building, 63 45
204 Goodwin & Kendrick, balance painting Centre school building, 76 25
205 Goodwin & Kendrick, painting High school building, 125 00
206 Goodwin & Kendrick, painting Prospect street school building, 69 68
207 Merrimac Budget, printing and supplies,
80
208 John E. Muldoon, work on stoves,
: 75
209
A. O. Nicol, grading at High school,
00
210 T. W. Sheridan, filters,
1 95
211 C. W. Cutts, supplies, 3 79
212 H. A. Baxter, supplies,
1 75
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SCHOOL REPORT.
213 Howard & Brown, supplies,
4 67
I. B. Little Co., supplies, 12 35
214 215 Charles A. Stevens, vaults, 15 2
216 F. H. Trefethen, cleaning and work on school houses, 59 25
217 Julia V. Wheland, cleaning Prospect street school house, 15 50
Leslie Dry Goods Co., supplies, 1 56
218 219 220 W. C. Bennett, plumbing,
30
Oran W. Burke, cleaning Bear Hill
school house,
00
H. C. Manning, repairs on clocks, 4 50
F. H. Trefethen, carpenter work, 27 90
Ellen L. Sargent, cleaning Merrimacport school house, 8 00
James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
767 18
S. Scofield, work on desks, 7 30
I. B. Little Co., supplies, 24 25
David Farquhar, binding books,
4 41
H. C. Manning, school census and dis-
mantling Birch Meadow school house, 20 00 Merrimac Budget, printing and supplies, 12 70
James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 767 18
W. C. Bennett, furnace for Prospect
street school house, 154 37
C. W. Chapman, mason work,
17 21
Estate Samuel Wood, teaming, 3 25
I. B. Little Co., supplies, 1 48
James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
767 18
Oran W. Burke, work on school houses, 16 00
H. H. Story, supplies and telephoning, 1 50
F. C. Williams, blacksmith supplies, 10
8 10
241
S. Scofield, truant officer and distributing supplies, 25 00
S. Scofield, work on school desks, etc., 18 65
242 243 Peoples House Furnishing Co., mirrors and curtains, 10 45
221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232
233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 W. W. Lydston, supplies,
892 18
James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
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SCHOOL REPORT.
244 Gilbert G. Davis, teaming, 6 95
245 F. H. Trefethen, work on school houses, supplies, etc., 33 21
246 John B. Heath, hard wood floor in Cen- tre school house and general work on school houses, 103 21
247 John E. Muldoon, work on stoves, 7 20
248 Silas L. Morse, travelling expense, sup- plies, postage and work on school house changes, 27 00
249 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 565 46
250 F. E. Sweetsir, postage and telephoning, 2 00
251 E. Dean Williams & Co., work on Merri- macport school house, 1 66
252 Robert E. Farra, painting and work on Centre school house, 23 58
253 John E. Currier, lumber and supplies, 9 55
254 Zenas Lovell & Co., supplies, 12 79
$9,310 49
Of this amount, there was paid for salaries of teachers, Supt., janitors, and con- veyance of pupils,
$7,570 90
Supplies and repairs,
1,739 59
$9,310 49
Unexpended,
$178 25
$9,488 74
General appropriation,
$8,000 00
Superintendent of schools,
375 00
Transportation of scholars,
200 00
Received from State, education of State children, 141 50
Due from State, acct. Superintendent,
625 00
Received from County, acct. dog tax,
147 24
$9,488 74
SCHOOL REPORT.
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SALARIES PER MONTH FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, JANITORS
AND CONVEYANCE OF PUPILS.
Melville A. Stone, Supt.,
$48 20
Frank H. Trefethen,
22 50
Samuel Scofield, 23 68
Julia V. Whaland,
8 00
Ellen L. Sargent,
5 00
Oran W. Burke,
5 00
A. S. Brown, conveyance,
50 00
SALARIES OF TEACHERS PER MONTH.
Charles W. Cutts,
$120 00
Charles E. Perkins,
65 00
Lilla M. Phelps,
47 50
Susanna I. Sayre,
45 00
Mary H. Head,
45 00
Hattie A. Baxter,
45 00
S. Blanche Cunningham,
45 00
Louise A. Thacher,
40 00
Annie M. Sargent,
37 50
Mary A. Hughes,
35 00
W. E. Hartwell,
20 00
Nettie J. Spofford,
20 00
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SCHOOL REPORT.
MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL FUND.
Order No.
Amount.
1 Clifton B. Heath, Treas., pay roll,
$25 00
2 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 32 50
3 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
23 74
4 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
32 50
5 J. L. Hammett Co., supplies,
11 59
6 Ginn & Co., supplies,
15 60
7 Silver, Burdette & Co., supplies,
7 37
8 Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies,
39 70
9 Eagle Pencil Co., supplies,
59
10 Houghton, Mifflin Co., supplies,
1 68
11 D. C. Heath & Co., supplies,
1 59
12 Thompson, Brown & Co., supplies,
1 40
13 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
32 50
14
James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
35 00
15 George E. Chickering, supplies,
12 32
16
N. E. Cole, Cashier, supplies, James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
35 00
18
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., supplies,
97
19
American Book Co., supplies,
3 84
20 Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies,
1 58
21 Ginn & Co., supplies,
9 33
22 Allyn & Bacon, supplies,
1 68
23 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
35
24 Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover, supplies,
28 67
25 Houghton, Mifflin & Co., supplies,
60 19
26 Milton, Bradley Co., supplies,
22 07
27 F. W. Devoe & C. T. Reynolds Co., supplies,
51
28 Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies,
7' 20
17 65
17
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SCHOOL REPORT.
Charles Scribner's Sons, supplies,
18 34
11 20
29 30 American Book Co., supplies, 22 40 84 31 Rand, McNally & Co., supplies, 32 D. C. Heath & Co., supplies, 26 23 4 52 Ginn & Co., supplies, 33 34 J. L. Hammett Co., supplies, 1 60 35 University Publishing Co., supplies, 2 75 36 D. Appleton & Co., supplies, 37 Maynard, Merrill & Co., supplies, 13 18 60 38 Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies, 64 39 American Express Co., expressage, 30 00 55 85 40 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll, 41 Ginn & Co., supplies, 42 C. F. Winchester, supplies, 1 51 84 43 Charles Scribner's Sons, supplies, Milton, Bradley Co., supplies, 44 45 D. C. Heath & Co., supplies, 16 84 46 Newson & Co., supplies, 11 27
21 40
47 I. B. Little Co., supplies,
19 61
48 James C. Pease, Treas., pay roll,
100 00
$861 39
Unexpended,
13 05
$874 44
Amount paid for salaries,
$381 24
Amount paid for supplies,
480 15
$861 39
Unexpended,
13 05
$874 44
Received January 25, 1907 on account of State School Fund, to be applied to the coming year, $845. 63
TOWN OFFICERS.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of Poor. WILLIS H. SCOTT, MELVILLE S. GIBBS, HENRY H. STORY.
Clerk. BAILEY SARGENT.
Treasurer. JAMES C. PEASE, (Pro Tem.)
Collector of Taxes. JOHN S. CLEMENT.
Water Commissioners and Municipal Light Board.
EVERETT D. GEORGE, Term expires March, 1907
WILLIAM L. SMART, Term expires March, 1908
FRANK E. PEASE, Term expires March, 1909
Registrars of Voters. CHARLES E. ROWELL, JAMES T. LOCKE, BAILEY SARGENT.
FRANK F. PHILBRICK,
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Engineers of Fire Department. ANGUS McINNIS, HARRY W. HALE, WILLIAM S. TUCKWELL.
Superintendent of Streets. GILBERT G. DAVIS.
Constables. JOHN J. MINAHAN, CLARENCE O. LIBBY, FRED O. BAILEY.
School Committee.
FRED E. SWEETSIR, Term expires March, 1907
SILAS L. MORSE, Term expires March, 1908
CHARLES A. LANCASTER, Term expires March, 1909
Trustees of Public Library.
THOMAS H. HOYT, Term expires March, 1907
WILLIAM B. SARGENT,
Term expires March, 1907
JAMES F. PEASE, Term expires March, 1908
CHARLES W. SAWYER, Term expires March, 1908
GEORGE E. RICKER, Term expires March, 1909
CHARLES W. CUTTS,
Term expires March, 1909
Trustees of Cemeteries.
CHARLES A. LANCASTER, Term expires March, 1907 GEORGE G. LARKIN, Term expires March, 1908
CHARLES E. ROWELL, Term expires March, 1909
Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark. JOHN E. CURRIER, CHARLES EMERY HOYT, GEORGE A. SARGENT.
TOWN OFFICERS. 37
Weighers of Coal and Measurers of Grain. BYRON H. SARGENT, ANDREW O. NICOL.
Fence Viewers. EDGAR P. SARGENT, WILLARD B. KELLY.
Auditor. FRED O. DAVIS (Pro Tem.)
Field Driver. WILLIAM H. BARRY.
Inspector of Animals. JOHN J. WOODMAN.
Fish and Game Wardens. FRED O. BAILEY, CHARLES A. FOLLANSBEE.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. B. FRANK SMITH.
Fire Wardens.
GEORGE S. SARGENT, EDWARD S. McKAY,
WILLARD B. KELLY, JOHN K. SARGENT.
Burial Agent. CHARLES A. BRIDGES.
APPROPRIATIONS.
For the Year Ending January 31, 1907.
Schools, $8,000 00
Superintendent of Schools,
375 00
Transportation of Pupils,
200 00
Soldiers' Relief,
350 00
Support of Poor,
1,500 00
Fire Department,
1,000 00
Highways and Bridges, -
1,200 00
Town Officers' Salaries,
1,052 50
Memorial Day,
75 00
Interest,
850 00
Hydrant Service, etc.,
1,791 00
Discount, 600 00
Public Library, 300 00
Macadam Note,
500 00
School House Note,
500 00
Miscellaneous,
300 00
Gypsy and Browntail Moths, 1905- 1906, 1,013 36
Balance to Water Board, 1904 to 1905, 421 90
Balance to Light Board, 1904, IO 28
Municipal Lighting,
2,250 00
Night Watchman,
730 00
Oil Lamps, Church St. and Bear Hill, 35 00
Insurance, Sargent Hall, 120 00
Public Library Special,
$23,174 04 75 00
$23,249 04
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
TOWN OFFICERS.
W. H. Scott, selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor, $175 00
M. S. Gibbs, selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor, 75 00
H. H. Story, selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor,
75 00
Bailey Sargent, town clerk,
50 00
Bailey Sargent, registrar,
25.00
Clifton B. Heath, treasurer 16 days,
2 19
James C. Pease, treasurer,
47 81
John S. Clement, collector of taxes,
300 00
Harland G. Little, auditor,
40 00
F. F. Philbrick, registrar,
15 00
J. T. Locke, registrar,
15 00
C. E. Rowell, registrar,
7 50
J. J. Woodman, inspector of animals, 50 00
J. J. Minahan, chief or police,
150 00
C. O. Libby, special police,
23 00
F. O. Bailey, special police,
12 50
Silas L. Morse, school committee,
50 00
R. H. Sargent, moderator March meeting,
5 00
F. J. Lafaver, election officer,
3 00
H. M. Goodwin, election officer,
6 00
G. A. Titcomb, Jr., election officer, 3 00
P. S. Lennard, election officer, : 00
C. B. Heath, election officer,
3 00
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
R. J. Eaton, election officer, 3 00
W. M. Chase, election officer, 3 00
F. P. Clement, election officer, 3 00
F. O. Bailey, election officer, 3 00
J. T. Young, election officer,
3 00
W. H. Scott, election officer,
3 00
M. S. Gibbs, election officer,
3 00
H. H. Story, election officer,
3 00
$1160 00
Appropriation, $1052 50
Due from State acct. inspector of animals, 25 00
Overdrawn, 82 50
$1160 00
NIGHT WATCHMAN.
Paid John J. Minahan, Appropriation,
$730 00
$730 00
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 41
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Howard Parker. St. Mary's Infant Asylum Board, $130 26
City of Boston, hospital treatment, 51 43
$181 69
Ann Waining. Mrs. K. C. Haseltine, board supplies, 219 80
219 80
Mrs. Mary Snuthers.
City of Haverhill, supplies 1905,
5 45
5 45
M. Burke.
Zenas Lovell & Co., supplies, $53 04
W. B. Kelly, supplies, 43 26
Sargent Coal Co., supplies, 33 75
G. A. Titcomb, supplies, 42 98
F. E. Sweetsir, M. D., Med. attendance, 29 00
F. L. Parker, medicine, 6 50
$208 53
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
Mrs. Geo. F. Mason.
John Sylvester, supplies,
$11 32
John E. Currier, rent,
50 00
Powow Hill Water Co., water,
7 00
Mrs. J. Doyle.
Zenas Lovell & Co., supplies,
$42 13
Sargent Coal Co., supplies,
3 75
G. A. Titcomb, supplies,
38 97
H. N. Clough, rent,
36 00
John Scanlon.
Zenas Lovell & Co., supplies,
$19 35
E. S. Whitney, supplies, 9 00
Sargent Coal Co., supplies, 15 25
G. A. Titcomb, supplies,
; 83
J. W. Colby, supplies, 3 00
A. O. Kinsman, supplies, 9 15
P. Belonger and H. A. Geoffroy, rent, 39 00
Hannah Allison.
Wm. Trudeau, board,
$123 75
E. Wyman, supplies, 00
Zenas Lovell & Co., supplies,
50
Pentucket Shoe Co., supplies,
70
Little & Co., supplies,
1 50
A. H. Peirce, M. D., Med. attendance, 4 50
Mrs. Willard F. Thompson.
Mrs. I. B. Pettigrew, nursing $5 00
Sargent Coal Co., supplies, 4 00
F. E. Sweetsir, M. D., Med. attendance, 21 00
F. L. Parker, medicine, 20
$68 32
$120 85
$101 58
$132 95
$30 20
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 43
Mrs. L. A. Kendrick. Mrs. C. C. Witham, board, T. M. Sargent, board,
$140 15
18 00
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Martin. City of Salem, board and supplies, $229 45
$229 45
Robert Kelly, City of Haverhill. Zenas Lovell & Co., supplies, $11 12
$11 12
Arthur H. Merriam. City of Boston Hospital, treatment, $10 00
$10 00
Robert E. Farra.
City of Haverhill Hospital, treatment,
$7 00
$7 00
Edward Lowery, City of Newburyport.
Mrs. F. H. Hargraves, care and supplies, $2 00
F. E. Sweetsir, Med. attendance, 4 00
F. L. Parker, medicine, 20
G. G. Davis, team to Newburyport, 2 00
$8 20
$1,493 29
Unexpended,
26 03
$1,519 32
Appropriation,
$1,500 00
Due from City of Haverhill,
11 12
Due from City of Newburyport,
8 20
$1,519 32
$158 15
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Otis S. Currier.
Mrs. Geo. Lane, board and supplies, $142 50
$142 50
Joseph Addison.
Town of Wenham, relief,
$52 00
$52 00
George Brown.
Preble Bros., supplies,
$72 33
J. W. Cobb, rent,
60 00
$132 33
$326 83
Unexpended,
23 17
Appropriation,
$350 00 $350 00
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 45
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
APRIL PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 157 hours at .22 1-2 $35 33
G. G. Davis, team and man, 61 hours at .30
18 30
G. G. Davis, team, 104 hours at .10
10 40
C. Trull, 7 hours at .20
1.40
E. C. Littles, bill,
7 90
L .B. Blaisdell, 16 hours at .20
3 20
L. B. Blaisdell, with team, 70 hours at .40
28 00
L. B. Blaisdell, 23 load's gravel at .10
2 30
J. Doyle, 10 hours at .20
2 00
J. H. Foster, 4 hours at .20
80
Wm. Thompson, 20 hours at .20
4 00
H. Blaisdell, 19 1-2 hours at .20
3 90
E. Emerson and team, 75 hours at .40
30 00
E. Emerson, 1 man, 10 hours at .20
2 00
T. Grant, 85 hours at .20
17 00
D. C. Bunker, 103 hours at .20
20 60
E. F. Goodwin, 55 hours at .20
11 00
J. J. Woodman, 10 hours at .20
2 00
$200 13
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
MAY PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 102 hours at .22 1-2 $22 95
G. G. Davis, team and man, 50 hours at .30 15 00
G. G. Davis, team, 85 hours at .10 8 50
E. Emerson and team, 20 hours at .40 8 00
T. Grant, 50 hours at .20 10 00
J. C. Keough, 38 hours at .20 7 60
E. F. Goodwin, 80 hours at .20 16 00
D. C. Bunker, 170 hours at .20
34 00
F. E. Wiggin, 41 hours at .20 8 20
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 20 hours at .40 8 00
J. T. Crosby and team, 10 hours at .40 4 00
J. J. Woodman, 20 hours at .20 4 00
$146 25
JUNE PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 100 hours at .22 1-2 $22 50
G. G. Davis, team and man, 65 hours at .30 19 50
E. F. Goodwin, 90 hours at .20 18 00
D. C. Bunker, 97 hours at .20
19 40
J. C. Keough, 10 hours at .20
2 00
J. D. Jones, 39 hours at .20
7 80
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 47 hours at .40
18 80
T. Grant, 75 hours at .20 15 00
E. Emerson and team, 40 hours at .40
16 00
AUGUST PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 48 hours at .22 1-2 $10 80
G. G. Davis, team, 60 hours at .10 6 00
E. F. Goodwin, 60 1-2 hours at .20
12 10
D. C. Bunker, 53 hours at .20
10 60
A. G. Flower, 55 1-2 hours at .20
11 10
.
J. D. Jones, 30 hours at .20 6 00
$139 00
$56 60
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 47
SEPTEMBER PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 88 hours at 22 1-2 $19 80
G. G. Davis, team, 105 hours at .10
10 50
J. J. Woodman, 8 hours at .20
1 60
E. W. Morse, 14 hours at .20
, 80
J. D. Jones, 30 hours at .20
6 00
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 20 hours at .40
8 00
A. G. Flower, 60 hours at .20
12 00
E. F. Goodwin, 54 1-2 hours at .20 10 90
D. C. Bunker, 65 hours at .20 13 00
T. Grant, 100 hours at .20
20 (
E. Emerson and team, 58 hours at .40 23 20
$127 80
OCTOBER PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 108 hours at .22 1-2 $24 30
G. G. Davis, team and man, 85 hours at .30 25 50
G. G. Davis, 1 man, 13 hours at .20 2 60
J. T. Young, 84 hours at .20
16 80
J. J. Woodman, 10 hours at .20
2 00
D. C. Bunker, 15 hours at .20
3 00
A. G. Flower, 105 hours at .20
21 00
E. Emerson and team, 46 1-2 hours at .40
18 60
T. Grant, 27 1-2 hours at .20 5 50
C. E. Hoyt and team, 10 hours at .40
4 00
C. E. Hoyt, 1 man, 5 hours at .20
1 00
M. W. Thompson and team, 10 hours at .40
4 00
W. A. Sargent, 10 hours at .20
2 00
C. C. Witham, 5 hours at .20
1 00
J. D. Jones, 63 hours at .20
12 60
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 10 hours at .40
4 00
I. B. Little Co., bill, 2 20
Geo. W. Sargent's Sons, posts, 12 12
Geo. W. Sargent's Sons, labor,
28 00
$190 22
48
SELECTMEM'S REPORT.
NOVEMBER PAY ROLL.
G. G. Davis, 70 hours at .22 1-2 $15 75
G. G. Davis, team and man, 60 hours at .30 18 00
J. T. Young, 83 1-2 hours at .20 3 70
J. D. Jones, 40 hours at .20 8 00
O. Sargent and team, 8 hours at .40
$ 20
G. E. Kittredge, 18 hours at .20
3 60
A. G. Flower, 88 1-2 hours at .20
17 70
T. Grant, 5 hours at .20
. 00
Wheel & Gear Co., supplies,
3 25
W. W. Gormley, sharpening tools, $3 45
J. E. Currier, tile, lumber and etc., 45 39
Zenas Lovell & Co., supplies,
87
A. W. Sargent, posts, bill of 1905,
8 75
$58 46
ROCKS BRIDGE.
Paid City of Haverhill, 1-6 expense, $298 58
$298 58
$1304 24
Unexpended,
210 08
$1514 32
Appropriation,
$1200 00
Excise Tax,
314 32
$1514 32
$87 20
SEI ECTMEN'S REPORT. 49
SNOW AND WASHOUTS.
FEBRUARY PAY ROLL. SNOW.
G. G. Davis, 42 hours at .22 1-2 $9 45
G. G. Davis, team, 49 hours at .10 4 90
A. Nicol and team, 20 hours at .40 8 00
A. Nicol, 1 man, 8 hours at .20 1 60
E. Emerson and team, 19 1-2 hours at .40
7 80
E. Emerson, 1 man, 19 1-2 hours at .20
3 90
F. E. Wiggin, 2 1-2 hours at .20
50
G. Kittredge, 46 1-2 hours at .20
30
M. Connor, 4 1-2 hours at .20 90
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 12 1-2 hours at .40 5 00
J. D. Jones, 25 hours at .20 5 00
Wm. Morrow, 5 1-2 hours at .20
1 10
$57 45
MARCH PAY ROLL. SNOW.
G. G. Davis, 72 hours at 22 1-2
$16 20
G. G. Davis, team, 103 hours at .10
10 30
M. S. Gibbs, repairing fence, 1 00
W. W. Sargent, 14 hours at .20
80
Geo. Eaton, 9 hours at .20
80
R. Webster, 2 hours at .20
40
E. S. Mckay, 7 hours at .20
1 40
E. S. McKay, team, 5 hours at .10
50
50
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
John Connor, 6 1-2 hours at .20 1 30
F. P. Bailey, 20 hours at .20 4 00
J. D. Jones, 22 1-2 hours at .20 4 50
N. Carter, 5 hours at .20 1 00
Wm. Greeley, 2 hours at .20 40
W. Morrison, 6 hours at .20 1 20
E. Emerson, team and 2 men, 32 hours at .60 19 20
E. Emerson and team, 10 hours at .40 4 00
E. Emerson, 1 man, 12 hours at .20 2 40
A. Nicol and team, 30 1-2 hours at .40
12 20
T. Grant, 18 1-2 hours at .20
3 70
W. Stevens, 7 hours at .20
. 40
C. A. Stevens, 9 1-2 hours at .20
1 90
L. B. Blaisdell and team, 19 1-2 hours at .40
7 80
L. B. Blaisdell, 1 man, 7 hours at .20 1 40
E. F. Goodwin, 84 hours at .20
16 80
J. C. Keough, 5 1-2 hours at .20
1 10
J. J. Woodman, 12 hours at .20
2 40
D. Willis, 10 hours at ,20
2 00
L. B. Davis, 19 hours at .20
3 80
G. Kittredge, 42 1-2 hours at .20
8 50
G. W. Sargent's Sons, bill,
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