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TREE WARDEN AND MOTH DEPARTMENT
TREE WARDEN
Edward H. Berry, tree warden
$1307.81
Pay rolls
5882.73
Team hire
694.33
Truck hire
165.38
Trees, rock maples
70.00
Equipment
215.02
Repairs
90.95
Miscellaneous supplies
89.30
Edward H. Berry, expenses
18.59
Freight
28.23
Printing
20.50
Total
8582.84
MOTH WORK
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
12900.00
Edward H. Berry, Supt.
$294.54
Pay Rolls
3421.19
Equipment
431.41
Rent
120.00
Team hire
883.37
Truck hire
51.00
Supplies, lead, creosote
985.94
Repairs
273.47
Freight
15.08
Printing
11 .00
E. H. Berry, expenses
7.90
Total
6494.90
Receipts to balance
2177.74
Total Expenditures
$15077.74 $15077.74
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SPRING GROVE CEMETERY
Appropriation March 13, 1922
$2500.00
Sale of lots
479.00
Care of lots
1026.00
Perpetual care
410.00
Interments and use of tomb
482.00
Foundations
201.87
Sundries, sale of wood, mowers, etc.
35.00
Int. on deposits
13.27
Pay rolls
$3711.50
Board of Public Works, pipe & water
126.24
Edith P. Sellars, Clerk
100.00
John F. McDonough, cinders
150.50
Elmer F. Conkey, horse & team
309.50
Walter I. Morse, hardware
35.81
Walter I. Morse, power lawn mower
227.30
J. H. Playdon, plants
34.90
C. S. Buchan, canvas cover
25.00
Buchan & McNally, drain tile & supplies
43.40
Reade Mfg. Co., herbicide
36.66
Boston Pipe & Fittings Co., pipe
87.51
R. S. Wilson, tractor work
15.00
Frank E. Dodge, cement
17.70
Warren F. Howe, cleaning stones
39.00
Philip L. Hardy, cement
18.00
John Shea, seed
12.75
American Vault Works, markers
14.52
Anderson & Bowman, repairing frills
14.55
J. E. Pitman, labor & supplies
25.12
George D. Millett, plants
5.00
Gray and Kendall, filing saw
2.15
Amount carried forward $5052.11
$5147.14
52
Amount brought forward
$5052.11 $5147.14
George Seymour, fuse F. A. Swanton, stamps
2.50
9.00
Holland Construction Co., dynamite
1.25
John L. Morrison, repairing plow
8.50
B. & M. R.R., freight 4
5.87
The Andover Press, record cards
10.50
Allied Arts Pub. Co., subscription
8.00
E. W. Pitman Co., land tile Balance
5.50
43.91
$5147.14
$5147.14
53
INSURANCE
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$3000.00
2500.00
Appropriation, Workmen's Compensation Smart & Flagg, Agents
$2928.43
Merrimack Mut. Fire Ins. Co.
1651.06
Total expenditure
$4579.49
Balance
920.51
$5500.00
$5500.00
HAY SCALES
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$125.00
Receipts
50.00
William C. Brown, weigher
$100.00
Balance
75.00
$175.00
$175.00
STREET LIGHTING
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$8200.00
Special Appropriation Lawrence Gas Company Balance
600.00
$8100.42
699.58
$8800. 00
$8800.00
54
SEWER SINKING FUND
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$1000.00
William D. McIntyre, Treas. Sink. Fund
$1000.00
$1000.00
$1000.00
STATE TAX AND HIGHWAY TAX
Andover's proportion of State Tax
$24000.00
Andover's proportion of Highway Tax
2738.88
Bank Tax
2370.06
Civilian War Poll Tax
7452.00
Bank Tax, Equalization claims
38.86
Corporation Tax, Equalization claims
301.88
Treasurer of Commonwealth
$36901.68
$36901.68 $36901.68
COUNTY TAX
Andover's proportion of County Tax Walter P. Babb, County Treas.
$19151.19
$19151.19
19151.19
19151.19
55
MEMORIAL HALL LIBRARY
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$3000.00
Frederic S. Boutwell, Treas.
$3000. 00
$3000.00
$3000.00
DOG TAX
Received from County Treasurer
$494.60
Paid F. S. Boutwell, Treas. Memorial Hall $494.60
$494.60
$494.60
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$550.00
Charles U. Bell, Quartermaster
$550.00
$550.00
$550.00
POST 99, G. A. R.
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$100.00
Charles U. Bell, Quartermaster
$100.00
$100.00
$100.00
56
RETIREMENT OF VETERANS
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$300.00
Paid to Veteran
$300.00
$300.00
$300.00
PUBLIC DUMP
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$75.00
Olof Benson, Keeper
$75.00
$75.00
$75.00
INTEREST
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$14000.00
Interest received on deposits
1240.09
Paid 162 High School Bond coupons
$3240.00
Paid 75 Sewer Bond coupons
1900.00
Paid 149 Sewer Bond coupons
2980.00
Paid 30 Shawsheen Bridge coupons
593.76
Interest on revenue notes
5411.05
Total expenditure
14124.81
Balance
1115.28
$15240.09 $15240.09
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NOTES GIVEN
Andover National Bank, Notes 27-28, Rate $4.40
$20000.00
Andover National Bank, Note 29 4.35
25000.00
Andover National Bank, Note 30 66
4.20
100000.00
Andover National Bank, Notes 31-36
66
3.92
100000.00
Andover National Bank, Notes 37-39
3.57 50000.00
$295000.00
NOTES PAID
Andover National Bank
$295000.00
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$15500.00
Six High School Bonds
$6000. 00
Seven Sewer Bonds
7000. 00
Shawsheen Bridge Bonds
2500.00
$15500.00 $15500.00
ANDOVER POST NO. 8, AMERICAN LEGION
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$1500.00
John L. Dugan, Treasurer Balance
$528.28
971.72
$1500.00
$1500.00
58
SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL COMMITTEE
Balance, Jan. 1, 1922
$2000.00
John Nolen, Landscape architect Balance
$800.00
1200.00
$2000.00
$2000.00
PILGRIM MEMORIAL TABLET
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$150.00
Theodore S. Nickerson, engraving Balance
$120.00
30.00
$150.00
$150.00
WAR MEMORIAL BOOK
Balance, Jan. 1, 1922
$66.90
J. H. McDonald, P.M., postage
$2.81
C. H. Newman, photographs
3.00
Total expenditure
5.81
Balance
61.09
$66.90
$66.90
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MISCELLANEOUS
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$1200.00
J. E. Pitman, building inspector
200.00
J. E. Pitman, repairs
9.18
Herbert Clarke, repairs
206.60
W. J. Morrissey, auto hire
51.25
Board of Public Works, water
13.31
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
14.95
Alvah P. Wright, field driver
25.00
C. W. Holland, damage to auto
106.30
J. H. Playdon, flowers
10.00
William F. Gledhill, fish warden
10.00
W. & L. E. Gurley, sealer's supplies
48.66
H. M. Meserve & Co. sealer's supplies
11.45
American Railway Express Co., freight
7.81
John A. Riley, supplies
6.75
Andover National Bank, deposit box
5.00
Samson Murdock Co., directory
5.00
Dr. P. J. Look, return of births
9.75
Dr. W. D. Walker, return of births
9.00
Dr. J. J. Daly, return of births
3.75
Dr. E. C. Conroy, return of births
.75
Dr. E. D. Lane, return of births
4.00
Dr. W. V. Grant, return of births
.75
Dr. C. W. Scott, return of birth
. 25
Dr. T. J. Cullinane, return of birth
. 25
Dr. F. A. Cregg, return of births
1.00
Dr. J. J. Deacy, return of births
.50
Dr. W. R. Hoffman, return of births
. 50
Dr. H. H. Nevers, return of births
. 50
Everett M. Lundgren, return of deaths
18.50
Amount carried forward
$780.76
60
Amount brought forward
$780.76 $1200.00
M. J. Mahoney, return of deaths
5.00
E. L. Bennett, return of deaths
2.00
J. J. Breen, return of deaths Alfred J. Martel, return of deaths
.50
.75
Joseph H. Couture & Son, return of deaths
1.00
Edgerley & Bessom, return of deaths
. 50
Lyle Brothers, batteries
.50
Registry of deeds, recording
1.38
Total expenditure
792.39
Balance
407.61
$1200.00 $1200.00
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR
The Overseers of the Poor submit the following report for the year ending December 31, 1922.
At the last annual Town meeting it was voted to build a new Almshouse on the southerly end of Carmel reservation. The Selectmen were empowered to add two associate members to this building committee and Mrs. Fred A. Swanton and Perley F. Gilbert were chosen. After many unavoidable delays the home was completed and occupied on January 24, 1923.
In order to keep within the appropriation your committee were obliged to cut down the original plans and before we had finished found it would be absolutely essential to replace some of the things that we eliminated at first. The State Inspector also ordered some additions and these with other necessary changes will have to be provided for through an appropriation. We would also recommend a sufficient sum to build a barn and garage combined. We hope in the near future to be able to run the home at less expense as everything is very convenient. The in- mates show satisfaction and pleasure in their new home. The Outside Relief continues to be about the same from year to year. The present matron, Mrs. Fred A. Swanton, is an assurance that the home and the inmates will be well cared for under her wise and efficient management.
WALTER S. DONALD CHARLES BOWMAN ANDREW McTERNEN
· Overseers of the Poor
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ALMSHOUSE EXPENSES
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$6000.00
Receipts
619.03
Mrs. F. A. Swanton, matron
875.00
Wages, employees
1404.00
Groceries and provisions
2073.53
Hay and grain
290.43
Fuel and light
930.71
Clothing and supplies
215.21
Equipment
285.82
Maintenance, buildings and grounds
110.28
Medicine and medical aid
106.18
Town physician
100.00
Water
50.44
Telephone
10.45
Funeral expenses
100.00
Miscellaneous
161.03
Total expenditure
6713.08
Overdrawn
94.05
$6713.08
$6713.08
63
SOLDIERS' RELIEF
Appropriation, March 6, 1922 Total expenditure Balance
$1500.00
$1441.05
58.95
$1500.00
$1500.00
STATE AID
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$1000.00
Total expenditure Balance
$516.00
484.00
$1000.00
$1000.00
MILITARY AID
No appropriation Total expenditure Overdrawn
$75.00
$75.00
$75.00
$75.00
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NEW ALMSHOUSE
40300.00
Interest on Deposits
1028.87
E. W. Pitman Co., contract
$28937.00
W. H. Welch Co., plumbing and heating
5573.66
C. A. Hill, electrical work 900.29
Perley F. Gilbert, architect
2167.83
Board of Public Works
504.80
M. McDonough Co., grading
636.24
McCray Refrigerator Co.
290.72
E. F. Conkey, grading
150.00
B. L. McDonald, coal
199.30
Emil M. Teichert Co., papering
115.00
Frank E. Dodge, cement work
180.00
Stedman Products Co., Rubber flooring
831.00
C. S. Buchan, linoleum
644.35
A. M. Colby, lettering
8.00
Dana W. Clark, engineering work
36.00
Boston & Maine R.R., freight
9.28
Andover Townsman, advertising
3.60
Lawrence Eagle, advertising
12.00
Telegram Publishing Co., advertising
12.00
W. J. Morrissey, auto hire
30.00
Andrew McTernen, expenses
5.00
Total expenditure
41246.07
Balance
82.80
Appropriations
$41328.87 $41328.87
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OUTSIDE RELIEF
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$5000.00
Paid out of Almshouse
$3540.96
Paid other cities and towns
891.69
Paid account of cities and towns
29.21
Paid State
368.28
Paid account of State
1133.41
Total expenditure
5963.28
Due from State
$1133.41
Due from cities
29.21
1162.62
Net expenditure
4800.66
Balance
199.34
$5000.00
$5000.00
AIDING MOTHERS WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$2500.00
Town cases
3057.13
Paid other cities and towns
291.99
Paid account other towns
1475.50
Total expenditure
4824.62
Due from towns
485.34
Due from State
994.13
Received from State
499.54
Received from towns
539.67
2518.68
Net expenditure
2305.94
Balance
194.06
$2500.00
$2500.00
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CASH REPORT OF ANDOVER TOWN FARM
Received for board from H. F. Swanton
$125.00
Received for board from L. E. Sanborn
$242.00
Received for farm tools
115.00
Received for harnesses
20.00
Received for pork
47.40
Received for hay
69.63
Total receipts
$619.03
Paid Town Treasurer to balance
$619.03
STATISTICS OF ANDOVER TOWN FARM
Number of inmates January 1, 1922
9
Number admitted during year
4
Number sent to Danvers
1
Number of deaths
2
Number of inmates January 1, 1923
10
Number between 60 and 70 years of age
5
Number between 70 and 80 years of age
3
Number between 80 and 90 years of age
2
07
ASSESSORS' REPORT
We herewith submit our annual report:
Number of males assessed 2484.
Personal estate
$2616195.00
Real estate
9349375.00
$11965570.00
Poll tax
$12420.00
Tax on personal estate
73253.46
Tax on real estate
261782.50
Rate of taxation per $1000 - $28.00
$347455.96
Number of
Horses assessed
463
Cows assessed
989
Neat cattle assessed
214
Sheep assessed
10
Swine assessed
90
Fowl assessed
16752
Dwellings assessed
1922
Acres of land assessed
17807
WALTER S. DONALD CHARLES BOWMAN ANDREW McTERNEN Assessors of Andover
68
REPORT OF TREE WARDEN
This has been a hard year for the Tree Department, but the situation has been well taken care of and the trees in the resi- dential section of the town are in good condition.
We have done about fifteen miles of roadside cutting and have many miles to do. The work of cutting broken limbs and over- hanging brush must be done in order to insure the safety of the public.
There is also a lot of work to be done on the trees in the out- lying districts.
In order to carry on the work of this department. I ask that the sum of $6000.00 be appropriated.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD H. BERRY
Tree Warden
69
REPORT OF MOTH SUPERINTENDENT
-
I herewith submit my report of the Moth Department for year ending December 31, 1922.
The moth situation in Andover certainly looks very favorable. There are at least fifty percent less moths than last year, and with the same earnest co-operation of the property owners we shall be able to keep them on the decrease.
In order to do the spraying thoroughly this year, we must have one new machine as one of the sprayers is beyond repair and one more season seems to be the limit for the other one.
To carry on the work of this department, I ask the sum of $9000.00 be appropriated, one new sprayer to be bought out of this amount.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD H. BERRY
Moth Superintendent
70
POLICE DEPARTMENT
REPORT OF CHIEF
To the Board of Selectmen:
GENTLEMEN :-
I herewith submit the report of the Police Department for the year ending Dec. 31, 1922.
Whole number of arrests 216.
Males 210 Females 6
OFFENSES FOR WHICH ARRESTS WERE MADE
Drunk
41
Drunk and disorderly
3
Violation of Town By-Law
11
Fishing on the Lord's Day
5
Violation Fish and Game Law
3
Violation Liquor Law
4
Violation of Motor Vehicle Law
94
Adultery
2
Insane
6
Larceny
4
Assault with dangerous weapon
3
Assault
8
Assault on wife
6
Wandered from home
1
Vagrancy
3
Manslaughter
3
· On suspicion
1
Setting fires without permit
3
Operating automobile under the influence of liquor
7
Trespass
3
Having loaded revolver in possession
2
Breaking and Entering
1
Town Traffic Law
2
71
Lewdness Violation Board of Health Law Default Obtaining money under false pretense
2
1
1
1
Total
216
DISPOSITION OF CASES
Probation
1
On File
10
Discharged
22
Committed to Danvers Hospital
6
Committed to State Infirmary, Tewksbury,
3
Committed to House of Correction
6
Suspended sentence to House of Correction
6
Suspended sentence to State Farm
3
Returned to Parents
3
Continued for Sentence
7
Arrested for out of town officers
3
Held for Grand Jury
4
MISCELLANEOUS
Fines paid in lower court
$2192.00
Fines paid in Superior Court
395.00
Value of Property stolen
1240.00
Value of Property recovered
810.00
Value of Police Equipment
1800.00
Dead bodies cared for
9
Doors left open and secured 98
SUPERIOR COURT FINDINGS
No Bill Found 4
Cases Pending
8
On Probation
4
Respectfully submitted
FRANK M. SMITH
Chief of Police
72
SPRING GROVE CEMETERY
The trustees of Spring Grove Cemetery submit the following report :-
The Trustees have held several meetings all of which have been well attended.
The cemetery has been kept up to the same high standard as heretofore.
About $1600.00 has been spent on the East side. Several acres have been cleared and seeded, making many available lots.
Water has been piped up to the top of the hill and the meter changed. Over 400 feet of drain tiling has been laid.
The pines on both sides of the path have been cut down, this being necessary on account of many of them having died, and the others showed signs of "pine blister."
Shrubbery will be planted along both banks and thereby beautify what has been an ugly site.
The tomb has proved very satisfactory and has been used a great deal this winter.
WARREN L. JOHNSON, Chairman WALTER I. MORSE
FRED E. CHEEVER JOHN W. STARK DANIEL H. POOR
DAVID R. LAWSON EVERETT M. LUNDGREN
FRED E. CHEEVER, Clerk of Board of Trustees.
73
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
To the Board of Trustees:
I herewith submit my annual report as Superintendent of Spring Grove Cemetery for the year ending December 31, 1922.
We have completed the road on the east side of the cemetery running from the main entrance to the lower end, so that it is now possible to drive around the entire grounds. The water- works have been extended nearly to the top of the hill, and a drain about 400 feet long has been put in to provide much- needed drainage.
Fifteen lots have been graded ready for immediate use, while we have seeded three acres to grass and have also broken up a large piece of ground for future development.
Respectfully submitted,
FRED A. SWANTON
Superintendent
STATISTICS OF SPRING GROVE CEMETERY
Number of lots sold as per last report
542
Number of lots sold in 1922 8
Total number of lots sold
550
Total number of single graves sold
197
Number of interments as per last report
1587
Number of interments in 1922 44
Total number of interments 1631
74
ANIMAL INSPECTOR'S REPORT
To the Board of Selectmen :-
GENTLEMEN :- I hereby submit my report for the time beginning November 15, 1921, and ending December 31, 1922.
Number of cattle inspected 1419
Number of stables inspected
151
Number of cows condemned because affected with tuberculosis
26
Number of stables disinfected
20
Interstate cattle identified and released from quar- antine 104
Number of dogs placed in quarantine and held for observation after they had bitten persons
8
Number of dogs affected with rabies 1
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES H. NEWTON
Inspector of Animals
75
REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
To the Board of Selectmen:
GENTLEMEN: - I herewith submit my report of the Building Inspector's Department from December 31, 1921 to December 31, 1922.
Additions
21
Estimated cost
$40450
Alterations
11
66
19500
Dwellings
95
66
622400
Two tenements
7
66
66
44500
Garages
28
16415
Camps
6
4450
Stores
6
19600
Henhouses
6
66
1700
Barns
3
66
2200
Dormitories
2
66
66
86000
Creameries
1
66
66
40000
Baseball cages
1
66
66
50000
Office buildings
1
66
200000
Memorial towers
1
66
55000
Manufactories
2
66
66
120000
Storehouses
1
350000
Grandstands
1
66
10500
Almshouses
1
66
29000
Miscellaneous
4
60
66
4200
Total
200
$2417215
Respectfully submitted
66
250000
Recitation buildings
1
451300
Dyeing and finishing
1
JOSEPH I. PITMAN
Building Inspector
76
SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Town House
$47000.00
Fixtures
3000.00
12200 feet land
15900.00
Engine house, storehouse and barn
25000.00
12200 feet land
10000.00
$100900.00
Memorial Hall
30000.00
22318 feet land
12000.00
42000.00
Engine House, Ballardvale
6000.00
Shed
200.00
13 acre land
. 300.00
6500.00
Punchard High School Buildings 4 acres land
125000.00
8000.00
133000.00
John Dove Schoolhouse
25000.00
Heating plant, Jackson Schoolhouse
30000.00
Stowe Schoolhouse
31000.00
334 acres land
6000.00
92000.00
Bradlee Schoolhouse, Ballardvale 1 acre land
23000.00
500.00
23500.00
Richardson Schoolhouse
7000.00
1/2 acre land
400.00
7400.00
Indian Ridge Schoolhouse
17000.00
1 acre land
800.00
17800.00
Amount carried forward
$423100.00
77
Amount brought forward
$423100.00
West Centre Schoolhouse 1/2 acre land
$5000.00 300.00
5300.00
North District Schoolhouse 12 acre land
150.00
5150.00
Bailey District Schoolhouse 1/2 acre land
100.00
3100.00
Osgood District Schoolhouse 1/2 acre land
100.00
2100.00
Old Schoolhouse, Ballardvale 14 acre land
500.00
Almshouse, Carmel Street 31/2 acres land, Carmel Street
1000.00
Personal Property at Almshouse
2100.00
9 acres land, Burnham Road
2500.00
45600.00
9 acres land, Indian Ridge (gravel pit) 38 acres land, Carmel Woods Reserva- tion
5700.00
173751 feet land, Central Park
15000.00
Band Stand
1000.00
71/2 acres land, Playstead
6500.00
2012 acres land, Playstead, Ballardvale
1000.00
411/2 acres land, Spring Grove Cemetery
10000.00
Receiving tomb and toolhouse
6000.00
Andover Board of Public Works
Pipe lines and fountains
294000.00
Pumping station and buildings Coal shed
700.00
3 acres land
800.00
Amount carried forward
$537550.00
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5000.00
3000.00
2000.00
4500.00
5000.00
40000.00
3000.00
48200.00
42500.00
Amount brought forward
$537550.00
Two reservoirs 41/2 acres land 28 acres land, Boston Ice Co., Haggetts Pond
$16000.00 2350.00
2500.00
358850.00
Personal Property, Water Department
8500.00
Workshop, Lewis Street
1600.00
Old Stable, Lewis Street
1000.00
Barn and shed, Lewis Street
3000.00
47467 feet land, Lewis Street
3000.00
House, Engineer's
3500.00
Pump house, east side of No. Main Street
5000.00
Steam road roller
4000.00
3 sleds
75.00
1 auto
300.00
3 horses
800.00
Carts and harnesses
300.00
Sewer System (30 acres Filter Beds)
333225.00
355800.00 76854.28
Punchard School Fund
Memorial Hall, Permanent Fund
46600.00
Memorial Hall Library, John Cornell Fund
9371.32
Memorial Hall Library, John Byers Fund
10000.00
Memorial Hall Library, Book Funds
17400.00
Memorial Hall Library and furniture
10000.00
Memorial Hall Library, Edward Tay- lor Fund 500.00
Memorial Hall Library, Isaac E. Gid- dings Fund 3000.00
Memorial Hall Library, Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union 100.00
Memorial Hall Library, Phillips Fund
3200.00
100171.32
Amount carried forward
$1437725.60
79
Amount brought forward
$1437725.60
Motor combination Chemical truck
$5300.00
Motor combination pump and truck Light truck
9000.00
800.00
Hook and ladder
1000.00
Two hose wagons
1000.00
Hose sled
60.00
Four horses
800.00
Hay scales
350.00
18310.00
Weights and measures
350.00
Fire alarm apparatus
8000.00
.
4000 feet hose
2500.00
10850.00
Moth Department - Sprayers and tools
5000.00
$1471885.60
80
TOWN OF ANDOVER - JURY LIST
Abbott, Newton S.
Carpenter
Armitage, Charles H.
Operative
Averill, George L.
Farmer
Bailey, Henry B.
Farmer
Bailey, Samuel H.
Farmer
Bancroft, William A.
Retired
Bassett, Arthur W.
Clerk
Baxter, George H.
Gardener
Barrett, Patrick J.
Ins. Collector
Boutwell, Everett S.
Farmer
Burns, David F.
Signal Operator
Cates, A. Lincoln
Gardener
Cannon, Gordon R.
Salesman
Carter, Donald W.
Manager
Carter, George M.
Farmer
Clark, Herbert
Carpenter
Chase, Herbert F.
Storekeeper
Cheever, Fred E.
Bookkeeper
Cole, Roscoe K.
Carpenter
Comeau, Arthur N.
Carpenter
Cole, Joseph F.
Retired
Cutler, Howard A.
Clerk
Dove, Percival
Retired
Doyle, Thomas J.
Fireman
Disbrow, George W.
Farmer
Dunnells, George C.
Watchman
Gardener
Restaurateur
Chauffeur Farmer
Flint, Edwin M.
Flaherty, Michael J.
Garland, George M.
Spinner Electrician
River Rd. 123 Haverhill St. Reservation St. High Plain Rd. Porter Rd. Lowell Junc. Hidden Rd. 43 Lowell St. 88 Chestnut St. Pleasant St. Chester St.
47 Whittier St. 54 Salem St. Balmoral St. High Plain Rd. Tewksbury St. Summer St.
Bancroft Rd. 115 EIm St. Highland Rd. Hidden Rd. 9 Abbot St. Salem St. Holt Rd.
Fairweather, James D.
Flanders, Charles W. Fleming, Edward Jr.
Chandler Rd. 19 Haverhill St. 15 Abbot St. 13 Chestnut St. 54 Haverhill St. Pleasant St. River St. Prospect Hill Rd.
81
Gordon, Alexander Greenwood, Milton Hannon, Patrick J. Hannon, Laurence J. Harrington, Daniel F. Hill, Charles A. Hill, Paul Hill, Ira B.
Belt Maker Farmer Retired
Rubber Worker
Farmer
Electrician Farmer
Nigh Watchman
Holt, George A.
Carpenter
Holt, John V.
Clerk
Holt, George E.
Clerk
Holland, Alfred C.
Printer
Hovey, James H.
Carpenter
Jaques, Robert
Farmer
Keane, Mark M.
Clerk
Kendall, Frank H. E.
Carpenter
Kyle, James
Overseer
Lawson, John B.
Machinist
Lee, Harry F.
Farmer
Leslie, David C.
Retired
Lockhead, Robert
Rubber Worker
Lynch, Joseph P.
Switchman
Mahoney, Timothy J.
Clerk
May, George M.
Painter
McDonald, Frank S.
P. O. Clerk
129 Chestnut St. North St.
McGovern, Clarence F. McIntyre, William D.
Clerk
Salesman
Clerk®
Electrician
Tewksbury St. Center St. Balmoral St. 66 Poor St. Clark Rd.
Nason, Harry C.
Carpenter
Poultry Business
Plumber
Farmer Clerk
Moulder
Switchman
Rubber Worker
Janitor
82 Poor St. Hidden Rd. Florence St. 63 High St. Osgood St. 13 Chestnut St. Jenkins Rd. Lupine Rd. 8 Summer St. 74 Bartlet St. 66 Chestnut St. Lowell Junc. Main St. River St.
Moraine St. 7 Chestnut St. 75 Elm St. 9 Chestnut St. Pleasant St. Red Spring Rd.
80 Summer St. Tewksbury St. Whittier St. Main St.
Renderer
Miller, George R. Mosher, James R. Morrissey, William B.
Newton, Charles M.
Nolan, Joseph P.
Noyes, John L. O'Connell, Walter J. O'Donnell, Hugh F. O'Donnell, John A. O'Hara, Robert W. Petrie, George B.
Boutwell Rd. 7 Cuba St. Lovejoy Rd. 81 Chestnut Center St. Marland St. Lincoln St. Chickering Ct.
82
Pike, Warren G. Pitman, Joseph I.
Farmer
Carpenter
Platt, Henry W.
Overseer
Purcell, James F.
Baker
Gardener
Electrician
Farmer
Argilla Rd.
Riley, John A.
Retired
Center St.
Riley, Joseph A.
Wool Sorter
Center St.
Robinson, William C.
Blacksmith
Roggemann, Edward
Clerk
Scott, David M.
Warp Dresser
Shaw, George
Retired
Shaw, Irving R.
Wool Sorter
Sherry, Frank J.
Pattern Maker
Sherry, Richard
Moulder
Stott, Joseph E.
Clerk
Stewart, James
Retired
Red Spring Rd.
Taylor, Loren E.
Clerk
11 Washington Ave.
Todd, Henry
Clerk
60 Poor St.
Trow, Henry J.
Wool Sorter
River St.
Turner, Patrick
Polisher
Andover St. Florence St.
Tuttle, Benjamin B.
Retired
Valentine, Franklin
Clerk
20 Elm St.
Walker, Salmond C.
Carpenter
Chester St.
Walker, George D.
Farmer
Lowell St.
Whitman, David O.
Rubber Worker
9 Pine St.
Woodhead, Edmund S.
Carpenter
Corbett St.
83
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Reilly, Bernard J. Remmes, Joseph T. Rennie, George
Laurel Lane 17 Summer St. Center St. 36 Elm St. 79 Haverhill St. Missionary Lane
427 No. Main St. 99 Elm St. 19 Avon St. Andover St.
High St. Andover St. Chester St. High St.
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