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.. sales from farm 1887 2143 44
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" rent of town hall. 578 50
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" rent of the town scales 64 37
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" sale of Barnicoat engine house 100 00
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" sale of centennial anniversary books 10 00 for school books 93
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discount on bill for school books 4 62
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for licenses 13 00
$53590 36
" sale of lot in H. cemetery . 50 00
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JONATHAN SARGENT. TREASURER AND COLLECTOR.
CR.
By cash paid on order drawn in 1885 and 1886 $679 58 Whole amount of orders drawn in 1887 and Jan. 1888
$27665 81
Less unpaid 336 97
By cash paid on orders drawn in 1887 and 1888 . . 27328 84 y cash paid on orders drawn in 1887 and Jan. 1888 for state aid . 2009 00 By cash paid on orders drawn in 1887 and
Jan. 1888 for military aid . 310 00
By cash paid on principal, on town notes 12900 00 By .. interest on town notes 1260 72
By .. .. commonwealth state tax 2677 50 By .. 25 pr. ct. liquor licenses 75
By .. .. county of Essex, county tax 2297 82
By .. discount on taxes 858 56
Ry .‹ abatement of taxes 279 00
By uncollected taxes . 1977 96
By cash on hand Feb.1 1888 1010 65
$53590 36
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BY SALES FROM THE FARM
English hay
$293 97
Salt hay
147 88
Straw 20 93
Salt Grass
1 00
Mulch 2 50
Cream
1054 63
Milk
30 52
Eggs
68 00
Poultry 5 12
Oxen
115 16
Cows
55 04
Steers
83 58
Calves
106 02
Hide and tallow
3 90
Hogs and pigs
42 00
Hogs(dead) 124 00
Barley
12 60
Potatoes 19 70
6 66
Apples and fears.
102 80
Wheel rake
8 00
Rec. from est. of Mrs. IHaur
32 00
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Wm. Lord
31 16
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Win. Stevens
10 17
Board of Wm. Lyons
60 65
Labor off the farm
11 00
Miscellaneous .
2 33
-S2451 32
Increase of personal property at the farm
75 00
$2526 32
Balance being expense beyond income 1629 82
$4156 14
Vegetables
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COGSWELL FUND.
In account with J. Sargent, town treasurer, DR.
T, amount in Ipswich Savings Bank Feb. 1st. 1887
191 35
To interest to Feb. 1 1888
7 72
$199 07
CR.
By cash paid B. Fewkes 3 50
By amount in Ipswich Savings Bank Feb.1 1888 195 57
-- $198 07
ANDREWS FUND
In account with J. Sargent, town treasurer. DR.
To amount deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank Feb. 1st. 1887
$155 18
T, interest t, Feb. 1st, 1888
6 26
-$161 44
CR.
2 00
By amount in Ipswich Savings Bank Feb. 1st, 1888 157 44
---- 161 44
STANIFORD FUND.
In account with J. Sargent town treasurer. DR.
To amount in Ipswich Savings Bank Feb. 1st, 1886
$50 00
To interest to Feb. 1st. 1888
4 12
---- $54 12
CR.
By amount in Ipswich Savings Bank Feb. 1st, 1888
-$54 12
By cash paid B. Fewkes By .. " Luther Lord 2 00
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STATE AID ACCOUNT. COMMONWEALTH. DR.
To amount due from state for year ending Jan.
1. 1887 $2076 00
To amount due from state for military aid Jan. 1,1887 199 00
To cash paid sundry persons : tate aid for the year ending Jan 1. 1888 2009 00
lo cash paid sundry persons for military aid for year ending Jan. 1. 1888 3316 one half to be reimbursed by the state 158 00
$4442 00
CR.
By each received on account of state aid . :2076 00
By cash received on account of military aid 199 (0)
By amount due fram state to state aid . 2009 00
By amount due from state for military aid .
158 00
$4442 00
EXPENSE AND INCOME ACCOUNT
For the year ending February 1st. 1888 EXPENSE.
For schools . $8556 24
current expenses 2192 51
lighting streets 629 25
fees a d s laries
2146 30
fire department 2084 02
poor, balance . 1652 32
farm . . 1629 82
highways and bridges 6272 61
interest on town notes 1260 72
discount on taxes 858 54
abatements 279 00
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balance being income beyond expense · 2142 77 -- $29704 10
INCOME
Amount raised for town purposes
25790 48
Received from state corporation tax
1653 07
.. .. bank
599 74
..
school fund
188 19
66 .. supplies to state paupers etc. 32 00
.. county dog licenses 513 05
interest on taxes 82 01
interest on deposits 12 66
". discount on county tax 11 48
" income of town p operty 758 42
" for sale of lot in H. cemetery.
50 00
.. for licenses 13 00
$29704 10 The above balance to the amount of $2100 00 has been used to 10- duce the permanent debt of the town.
TOWN IN BALANCE OF ALL ACCOUNTS.
DR.
l'o notes payable . $20760 00
orders drawn and not paid 336 97
interest due and not paid . 175 00
balance in favor of the town 46911 04
CR.
-$68183 01
By balance in treasurers hands . $2998 61 amount due from State, for State aid paid 2167 00 amount due from Overseers of the Farm, bills in their hands 75 72
amount due from Commonwealth, Poor account 29 68
$5271 01
By personal property : At the Farm $6857 00
Fire engines and ar paratus 5000 00
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Hearse . 400 00
Furniture at the town house 500 00
Hay scales .
800 00
Safes for the treasurer and clerk 400 00
$13957 00
Bv real estate :
Farm $16000 00
Town house! 16000 00
New Cemetery 2000 00
Engine houses and land 1500 00
Woodland in Lincbrook 100 00
Woodland at Common fields
100 00
Turkey shore pasture
100 00
Thatch bank at Great flats
200 00
6.
.. at third creek
75 00
School Houses 12500 00
Gravel pit near Peatfields . 80 00
6 " near J. C. Carlisle's 150 00
66
" in Candlewood . 50 00
Two Pounds
100 00
-$48955 00
S68183 01
NUMBER OF POLLS AND AMOUNT OF VALUATION.
No. of Polls 913
Amount of real estate
$1625870
Amount of personal estate
517829
Total valuation
$2143697
Increase
23000
Poll tax. $2.00 Tax on $1000, $13.50
Total number of horses, 510
cows, 848
neat cattle and other cows. 267
sheep, 122
.. dwelling houses, 760
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At the last annual town meeting it was voted to build a reservoir in the rear of Asa Lord's store. About the time we usually do that kind of work. in July and August, we had heavy rains. The ground was full of water, and continued so, till late in the season, when it was thought better for that, and for other reasons to defer it till another season, much to the regret of the committee of the town, a; a reservoir is needed in that section of the town. 'T'he Se- lectmen and Engineers of the coming year would feel authorized to carry out the vote of the town as soon as a suitable time arrives.
A lot of land has been purchased for a cemetery in Linebrook and very near'y prepared for occupancy. The location and plan as laid ont meets with the approval and satisfaction of the inhabitants in that part of the town. An article in the warrant will call the attention of the town to the subject.
The bills for the building of the Barnicoat engine house (amount- ing to $1286 00) have come into the account of the present year all of which have been paid. The completion of the building of highways, and various needed improvement :. made in that d par'- ment the past year, have cost more than was anticipated, but noth- ing has been done but what has been urgently called for, and much needed. and will we think prove of lasting benefit and utility.
The bain at the Farm has been repaired. and the interior of the arrangement so altered that it has been made more convenient and added much to its value and capacity of storage. After deducting a part of the expense of altering, which was incurred for permanent improvement. and also about $180 0O paid the Supt. for the early of the year, which belongs to the expense of the coming year, from the net expense of supporting the inmates. it makes said expense $2.33 each per week.
The whole number of inmates at the farm the year past was 16. The average number 9 2-3. The present number is 9. The per- manent debt of the town has been reduced the past year to the amount of $2100.00.
The Sele tmen submit the following estimate of money needed to meet the ordinary expenses of the town for the ensuing year. For schools $7500 : for highways $5000 : for current expenses $9500:
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for reduction of the debt against the town $800.
Respectfully submitted NATHANIEL R. FARLEY, ) Selectmen WEBSTER SMITH. of Ipswich.
Ipswich. February 1st. 1888. .
WARRANT
-: FOR THE :-
Annual Gown Meeting. - -: 0:
ESSEX. SS. TO EITHER OF THE CONSTABLES OF THE TOWN OF IPS- WICH IN SAID COUNTY. GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required to notify and warn the legal voters of said town 10 meet at the town hoase. in said town. on Monday the fifth day of March. next. at nine o'clock a. m., then and there to act on the fol- lowing articles, viz :
Art. 1. To choose a Moderator.
Art. 2. To choose all necessary town officers and grant them such pay for their services as the town may think proper.
Art. 3. To vote by ballot, Yes or No. upon the following ques- tion, to wit : "Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town ?"
Art. 4. To raise money for the High and Common Schools.
Art. 5. To raise money for the repair of the Highways and de- termine the manner of apportioning the same.
Art. 6. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray all town charges for the ensuing year.
Art. 7. To see what compensation shall be allowed the Engine- men for the ensuing year.
Art. 8. To see if the town will authorize the treasurer to hire money in anticipation of the taxes.
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Art. 9. To see it the town will authorize the collector to collect interest on all taxes remaining unpaid after they are due.
Art. 10. To see what discount, if any, shall be allowed to those persons who pay their taxes before the prescribed time of payment
Art. 11. To see what action the town will take in regard to ap- propriating money for decorating soldiers' graves on Memorial day
Art. 12. To hear and act upon the reports of trustees and com- mittees.
Art. 13. To see if the town will accept the list of jurors as pre- pared by the Selectmen.
Art. 14. To see if the town will vote to enlarge the Board of School Committee so that it shall comist of six members.
Att. 15. Torce if the town will build a Primary schoolhouse in the vicinity of Estes Street and appropriate money for the same.
Ar'. 16. To see if the town will take any action for the sale and deeding of lots in the Linebrook cemetery.
Art. 17. To see if the town will take any action to provide a more efficient care of the tramps.
Art. 18. To see if the town will authorize the Sclectmer to col- 1 ct the early records of Births. Marriages and Deaths of the town and have them recorded and indexed.
Art. 19. To see if the town will accept the report of the Select- men widening the road at the corner of Prospect and Boaalman Streets. Foss' corner so called.
Art. 20. To see what action the town will take in gard to buiding the road leading from the termination of East Street near the Hurd farm to Eagle Hill. so called, and to appropriate money to pay the expense thereof.
And you are hereby directed to serve this warrant by posting up attested copies of the same at each of the meeting-houses- ir said town, town house and at the scho ih " e in the Village di tiict five days at least before the time of said meeting.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the town clerk at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands this twenty-fifth day of February, A. D. 1888.
NATHANIEL R. FARLEY ) Selectinen WEBSTER SMITH of Ipswich.
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ANNUAL # REPORT
-OF THE-
RECEIPTS, EXPENDITURES, &. C.
-- OF THE-
TOWN OF IPSWICH,
-FOR THE-
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1889.
IPSWICH, MASS .: INDEPENDENT JOB PRINT. E. G. & C. G. HULL. 1889.
ANNUAL # REPORT
-OF THE-
RECEIPTS, EXPENDITURES, 5
-- OF THE-
TOWN OF IPSWICH
- FOR THE --
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1889.
IPSWICH, MASS .: INDEPENDENT JOB PRINT. E. G. & C. G. HULL. 1889.
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TOWN REPORT,
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SCHOOLS.
APPROPRIATIONS :
Manning School $2300 00
Common Schools .
4400 00
For Repairs 500 00
" purchase of school books 600 00
Received Mass. School Fand
169 36
Revenue ·
323 29
Dog Licenses
. 474 CO
-$8766 65
TEACHERS.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Trustees Manning School $2300 00
Fanstina M. Horton, North Intermediate 410 00
Mary E. Butler. North Primary 389 50
Eva A. Willeomb, assistant North Primary 287 00
H. E. Noyes, Ross Intermediate 400 00
Lizzie M. Crosby, Ross Primary 389 50
Annie S. Cutler. assistant. Ross Primary 287 00
M. Elma Smith. Cogswell Intermediate 400 00
S. Isabelle Arthur, Cogswell Primary
389 50
Cora A. Smith, Argilla District 225 00
Eleanor E. Wallis, Candlewood 90 00
Mary A. Donahue 80 00
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Emma G. Blanchard. Candlewood $ 20 00
Lucy S. Stone. Willowdale 40 00
M. A. Underhill ..
155 00
M. L. Dodge, Linebrook 180 00
Ella F. Cogger .. 150 00
Allegra Manning. Appleton
2225 00
Emma G. Blanchard. Village
131 25
Laura B. Foster ..
80 00
-- $6628 75
SCHOOL BOOKS.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Lee & Sheppard. $ 8 00
Henry Holt & Co .. 4 04
George F. King and Merrill
108 32
F. M. Ambrose. 34 47
Gin & Co .. 112 36
William Ware & Co .. 24 34
Silver. Rogers & C ... 13 58
J. L. Hammatt. 99 59
Interstate Publishing Co ..
5 80
Burdett Business College.
3 60
Harper & Brothers.
21 96
Independent Publishing Co. cards .
2 00
Boston[School Supply Co .. 7 72
Harrison Hume. 18 00
Clark & Maynard.
18 00
Carl Schoenhoff.
30 78
Shats woll Job Print. repairing and bir ding
63 61
A. S. Barnes & Co ..
6 00
A. M. Edwards & Co ..
45 00
E. Victor Emilio. 8 10
$635 27
FUEL.
BILLS ALLOWED : Aaron Lord. . wood
$32 00
William Goodhue .. 36 50
3
Lewis Choate, wood
$38 80
J. Coggin Conant
66
3 25
William G. Brown
66
34 03
Austin Carter
52 00
J. M, Purington
.6
5 25
George Harris
6 00
Charles M. Perley
12 50
Edward H. Damon
..
23 00
Daniel Boynton .6
8 50
William H. Tozer, sawing and housing
1 00
E. L. Rutherford ..
1 50
William G. Brown, coal
68 82
John S. Glover.
77 54
-$400 71
CARE OF SCHOOLHOUSES.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Robin Hood, janitor
$40 00
James W. Grss ..
2 00
N. A. Dickinson 66
5 00
George E. Smith
8 00
Herbert Shepperson"
44 00
H. O. Whittier . .
8 00
Charles Bailey .6
9 50
Osborne Conaut 66
11 00
George Sherburne "
76 00
Charles H. Baker
5 00
Charles Johnson
5 00
Bertie Brown
66
8 00
Mary J. Rutherford. cleaning
3 75
Lucy S. Felton
8 00
Cooper & Leighton
12 00
Mrs. Amos Bray
..
1 00
William Whitten, blacking stove
35
Willie Quill, ringing bell
.
3 00
-$249 60
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REPAIRS AND INCIDENTALS.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Robin Hood, repairs and express S 1 60
J. W. Newman. repairs and supplies 15 39
Austin Measures, cleaning vaults and repairing 2 50
I. J. Potter. printing school reports 20 40
William A. Spiller, tables and slips 10 50
J. Coggin Conant, repairs 2 00
A. H. Plonff. supplies 58 77
S. F. Caney. lumber 35 49
Tenny's express.
Theo. F. Cogswell, pipe for drain 1 15
A. G. Whitcomb. furniture 125 80
H. O.WWhittier, broom, pail, dippers. &e. .
2 60
J. B. Mitchell. cleaning and repairing vaults 8 00
John W. Goodhme, lead, oil and supplies .
33 21
HI. Lee M. Pike, printing programmes, invi- tations. &e .. for Manning School 19 50
J. Howard Lakeman, painting, papering and hanging emtains at Willowdale 4 50
Boston & Mame Railroad. freight 10 91
A. Staniford. painting at Willowdale & Village 110 25
Foss & Tenney. painting at Ross Schoolhouse 34 66
17 50 A. H. Hicks. labor at ..
Webster Smith. express *2 85
Curtis Damon, curtains and paper. Willowd .. le 6 15
F. T. Goodhne. sundries 60
William G. Brown. room on Hammatt Street
56 62
Foster Russell. repairs Ross. Cogswell and North Schoolhouses 152 07
George W. Sherburne. repairs . 1 50
R. P Spiller. repairs at Linebrook 2 65
Alvin Story. grading 2 64
Estate Asa Lord, nails 1 64
J. A. Blake, chemicals, Manning School 26 01
D. M. Tyler, repairing clocks 1 75
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Willcomb's express 19 12
Charles H. Baker, repairs 2 55
Willard Harris' express 2 00
E. A. Ross, furniture
3 00
J. H. Cogswell, postage 2 20 Joseph F, Spinney, board of Edwards. Pierce and Nichols 5 00
A. S. Hills, brooms 1 80
William Kimball, cleaning vaults 1 00
Charles H. Rollins, mason work 8 00
George H. Brocklebank, mason work 9 50
. James B. Scott, labor and stock Appleton Sch 2 31
Mark Newman, labor and supplies 18 57
-- $852 11
Recapitulation.
Pail Trustees Manning School and Teachers $6628 75
.. for school books &e ;. 635 27
.. " fuel 400 71
" care of school houses 249 60
" repairs and incidentals 852 11
---- $8766 44
CURRENT EXPENSES.
TOWN HOUSE.
BILLS ALLOWED : James White, janitor of hall 4
$ 23 52
A. F. Elwell, janitor and keeper of lockup trimming banks and grading 4 50
176 46
.. watching July 4th 1 50
William G. Brown. coal 78 66
John S. Glover ..
71 92
Jeremiah Smith. wood
56 00
Ipswich Gas Light Co,
149 92
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Wesley K. Bell. insurance $ 45 00
Theo. F. Cogswell " 30 25
A. H. Plouff, stove for selectmen's room . 45 00
Isaac Bozzell. grading 13 99
Alfred Norman. repairs 3 20
James Oliver
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gas pipes
2 50
Foster Russell .. 2 90
J. B. Scott, sharpening saws 60
D. M. Tyler, repairing clock 2 75
S. F. Canney. lumber 2 57
J. B. Mitchell, cleaning vault. 2 00
Ebin R. Smith. spirits 50
F. T. Goodhue, supplies
80
J. W. Newman ..
4 70
Mark Newman
5 92
J. M. Dunnels ..
3 19
T. E. Condon ..
2 85
J. W. Goodhue ..
88
-5732 08
CEMETERIES.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Robin Hood. express $ 1 00
Benjamin Fewkes, cutting grass So. Cemetery 4 50
Perley R. Lakeman. repairing tomb ..
9 00
James Griffing, labor and services 9 00
John Perkins 4 50
John H. Baker .. 3 00
Jacob Seanks 1 00
Thomas T. Chapman, services 6 00
John W. Goodhue, lead and oil
6 71
George M. Lord, posts for fence for High Street Cemetery 5. . .. 5 00
George R. Lakeman. stock and labor for High Street Cemetery 5 80
7
S. F. Canney. lumber 18 30
Harrison Smith, painting fence High St. Cem. 8 50
James Graffum, oak stakes 6 30
Luther Lord, labor and six posts
9 10
Asa Lord, barbed wire, staples and nails 1 55
1-$99 26
NEW CEMETERY AT LINEBROOK.
BILLS ALLOWED :
John W. Nourse, laying out and making plan
15 00
S. F. Canney, lumber
6 24
Fall & Fellows "
4 20
John H. Potter. stone
12 00
John W. Goodhue, nails
6 22
George R. Lakeman, stock and labor
21 03
John T Sherburne
..
10 63
C. M. Perley
..
3 00
Daniel G. Chapman
33 20
A. J. Phillips
3 00
James Griffing
..
5 00
David T. Perley, gravel
46 80
Ephraim Goodhue, horse-hire
1 50
-$167 82
INCIDENTALS.
T. Frank Waters, taking census of school chil-
dren * $25 00
Frederic Willcomb, services as auctioneer 2 00
Nathaniel R. Farley, traveling expenses, pos- tage. &c. · · 3 35
Luther Wait, traveling expenses, postage, &c.
26 13
Imther Wait. service as assessor taking census
$17 50 Aaron Lord 66 7 50 .. ..
George W. Brown, copying map of Essex 6 00
Jonathan Sargent, postage 5 71
C. A. Sayward, service in clam cases, deed. &c. 31 00
M. R. Warren, Clam. Cierk and Collector's book 9 75
Wesley B. Atkinson, expense in elam cases 2 80
Frank H. Currier. ..
.. 66
2 80
William Claxton ..
.. .. 1 40
Charles Lord
1 40
Charles Rollins. ..
1 40
William H. Jewelt ..
..
5 00
James A. Lord ..
..
5 00
James H. Lakeman .. ..
5 00
Frank Jewett ..
20 10
Robert L. Gove
.. . .
4 45
Independent Publishing Co. registrars' notice advertising. tax bills, etc. 26 10
Independent Publishing Co, printing town reports 51 25
H. Lee M. Pike, printing selectmen's notices 2 50
..
registrars' notices 2 00
1 .. town clerk's notices 2 50
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.. board of health notices
and circulars 11 25
1. J. Potter, printing registrars' notices
1 50
Robert Stone, putting up guide boards 1 25
J. W. Newman. repairing .. 1 94
William Stone, ink. paper and oil for trees 8 07
Charles H Baker, ink. paper and labor on trees 9 65
M. G. Lord, distributing town reports 3 00
٠٠ circulars for board of health 3 00
Charles W. Bamford. record books, stationery and postage . 7 .35
George W. Sherburne, ringing bell 30 00
M. F. Whitten, rope for bell 3 12
D. M. Tyler, care of town clock and repairing 29 69 1
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James T. Smith, cutting grass at monument $ 80
Curtis Damon, rope and nails for buoys 3 00
Fall & Fellows, lumber 66
2 24
Charles P. Rust. care of 20 00
Fall & Fellows. Inmber for scales at depot. 5 57
Fairbanks, Brown & Co., repairs scales, depot [9 00
Lewis E. Willeomb, repairs of scales and book 2 25°
S. F. Canney, lumber for scales, East Stree: 84
boards for assessors' lists 1 50
lumber for platform, Central Sq. 4 22
Foster Russell, repairs pump
1 25
railing North Market Street
1 15
John M. Dannels, repairs pump Central Sq.
33 40
John S. Glover, cement 66
1 75
George H. Sargent. repairs at pound
2 80
J. W. Newman. lock and key, " 50
Brackett Bros., rent of land for pound 5 00
Award in Gallagher's case 800 00
John P. Lovell, police badges 6 00
Warren Boynton, horse-hire 9 25
Ebin R. Smith, sundries 1 30
John A. Blake, stationery. &c .. 7 20
Tenney's Express. 2 65
Webster Smith, express and repairing scales
3 40
H. P. Willcomb, expres ; 3 40
A. F. Elwell, meals for prisoners watching tramps . 38 00
12 20
George M. Lord, tending lanterns Central St.
2 80
John W. Goodhne, sundries
32
Smith E. Hayes, cutting grass North Common
2 00
Benjamin Fewkes " Sonth 3 50
Charles Olson, damage to team -2 00
Inther Lord, setting Mr. Denn's' headstone 1 50
Alfred Norman, trimming trees 4 00
Charles A. Putnam, plan of flats Chebacco Bay 47 00 N. R. Farley. collecting and recording births, marriages and deaths 32 45
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H. P. Ives, sheet records for recording births. marriages and deaths
Aaron Lord. expenses to Boston . 3 50
Frederic Willcomb. expenses to Boston
Asa Lord Lord, repairs on pump. High St. 38
Malachi Nola ... grating. Central Square . 7 70
Theo. F. Cogswell. envelopes. town treasurer 1 30
Gen. James Appleton Post No. 128. G. A. R .. memorial day .
75 00
John A. Brown. part payment new reservoir 600 00
$2170 58
Becapitulation.
Bill paid account of Town House 732 08
.. .. Cemeteries 267 08
..
Incidentals 2170 58
-$3169 74
STREET LAMPS.
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BILLS ALLOWED :
T. B. Fall. care of lamps $662 00
J. W. Newman. repairing lanterns 7 15
A. H. Plouff .. 12 16
Ipswich Gas Light Co .. furnishing 12 lights 85 56
Webster Smith. bracketts 3 00
John W. Goodhue, screws. Kr .. 31
Malachi Nolan. bracketts. &c. 30 75
Foster Russell. labor and posts 25 62
S. F. Canney. posts 12 50
Fall & Fellows .. 76
Alfred Norman. painting lanterns and posts 8 20
Ephraim Goodhue. bracketts 20 20
John M. Dannels. lanterns, lamps, &e. 97 10
-- $965 31
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FEES AND SALARIES.
BILLS ALLOWED :
N. R. Farley, balance of salary year ending
February 1, 1888 $100 00
T. Frank Waters, school committee 90 00
J. G. Hayes, 66 105 00
Wesley K. Bell .. 98 75
W. F. Kinsman 66 15 25
Luther Wait. selectman, assessor and over- seer of the poor 216 66
Aaron Lord, selectman, assessor and over- seer of the poor 116 66
Frederic Willcomb, selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor 116 66
Jonathan Sargent, treasurer and collector 450 00
Charles W. Bamferd, town clerk 75 00
Wesley K. Bell, registrar 20 00
T. E. Condon 10 00
Edward Dale 1886, 1887 20 00
Chs. W. Bimford -
20 00
-- $1453 98
H. L. Ordway. police service 37 00
Charles T. Littlefield
244 75
Joseph A. Nason
34 00
James W. Bond
34 50
William Lord
278 00
William II. Fall
259 75
F. A. ROss
4 50
r. B. Fall
6€
7 50
David F. Dow
2 50
A. S. Garland
5 75
George Poole
33 15
R. L. Gove ..
1 75
Alfred Norman
3 50
Reuben Daniels
5 50
James B. Scott
1 50
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F. M. Jewett, police service 1 50
C. M. Perley 3 87
$959 02
HI. L. Ordway.
truant officer 1887 .
10 00
C. T. Littlefield
10 00
H. L. Ordway, notifying town meetings
10 00
Wm. Lord
5 00
Wm. H. Fall .. ..
5 00
Henry L. Ordway, board of health 50 00
Ernest E. Doble .. and express 58 00
J. C. Underhill ..
25 00
William H. Clark, M. D., returning births and deaths 1 75
George E. Macarthy, M. D., returning births and deaths 4 50
Charles W. Bamford, recording births. deaths and marriages 53 10
5232 35
Recapitulation.
Paid for salaries
$1453 98
..
.. police services 959 02
.. " other services 232 35
-$2645 35
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ENGINEERS, ETC.
BILLS ALLOWED :
S. F. Canney.
engineer S 9 23
9 25
Moses Spiller
Edward W. Choate
9 25
Erastus Clarke 9 25
and clerk 15 25
Joseph I. Horton
. Warren Engine Company .
398 75
1
13
Barnicoat Engine Company
$398 75
Hoo: and Ladder
168 00
____ $1017 75
CANDLEWOOD ENGINE HOUSE AND ENGINE.
BILLS ALLOWED :
James H. Lakeman, bailding house as per
contract
:
$525 00
Janes H. Lakeman, painting house and ex- tra labor . 15 50
Curtis Damon. furniture
13 85
City of Newburyport. engine
250 00
John A. Smith, hunling engine from N'port 5 25
C. Callahan. hose for engine 150 00
Mose: Spiller, expenses 4 00
S. F. Canney, lamber
11 76
E. Newton Brown, labor and material
17 30
Warren Boynton, horse-hire
1 00
A. H. Plouff. st ,ve 14 40
----- $1008 06
INCIDENTALS. .
BILLS ALLOWED :
Willeomb's Express
$ 1 50.
S. D. Hicks & Son. repairs
2 00
A. S. Jackson ..
6 00
William A. Spiller ..
1 25
L. E. Brocklebank
and watching fires
3 50
Moses Spiller
18 45
Edward W. Choate
16 75
C. F. Robinson ..
5 50
Webster Smith
and express
1 10
James Graffum
. .
50
E. L. Irving
..
vand supplies 6 20
14
A. H. Plouff. 12 55 .6
J. W. Newman, sundries 14 96 .
Asa Lord.
9 23
J. A. Blake, sperm oil 50
John S. Glover, cement B. Engine house 1886 12 :25
coal 1887. 1888 · 48 00
Win. G. Brown. coal 16 73
hauling engine 2 75
W. H. Brocklebank, watching fires 4 25
Alfred B rton .. ..
2 50
Fred A. Carter .. ..
2 75
Wm. H. Fall
..
1 50
« Warren E. Conant .. ..
1 00
George M. Lord. cleaning hose
1 50
Wm. H. Hills
9 00
Frank Bodwell ..
75
Luther A. Lord .. ..
2 00
Isaac Lord .. ..
George Sherburne .. .. and care of
engine 16 50
John H. Baker. care of engine 17 00
Alexander Grant. painting lanterns 1 50
S. F. Canney, lumber for fence Warren engine house 14 41
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