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C. A. Putnam, services and plan under Park Commissioners. 65 00
J. W. Nourse, engineer's service .. 1 50
C. A. Sayward, expense holding fire in- quest 13 00
Ira P. Willard, burying a dog 1 00
F. E. Hodgdon, killing dogs 2 00
posting notices 1 00
Charles E. Goodhue, killing dogs. 2 00
serving dog warrant 7 00
W. A. Mitchell, burying dead cow 5 00
J. B. Mitchell, labor on vaults. 4 00
J. F. Wippich, care of town clock. 20 00
repairing town clock, 20 00
11
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Brackett Brothers, rent of pound. 5 00
Ephraim Fellows, repairing fence .. 11 25
T. F. Cogswell, envelopes for treasurer. . .
1 00
lead and oil for buoys 4 83
Wesley D. Atkinson, care of buoys ..
20 00
Barton & Williams, watering trough. 49 00
J. R. Merrey, labor and stock, gas pipe. ..
1 25
Charles W. Brown, gas pipe and fitting ...
2 10
J. Howard Lakeman, labor on pump. 1 15
A. H. Plouff, repairing pump 4 00
Foster Russell, repairing seats 1 25
Jere Sullivan, cutting grass on common.
5 00
Edmund Ready, trimming trees
1 00
Joseph Claxton, expense in clam case. 3 20
A. Norman, labor 1 00
Mary E. Schofield, refreshments for town officers election day 10 50
J. F. Spinney, meals to visitors 4 00
W. E. Lord, travelling expenses Haverhill Neck case. 3 84
David A. Grady, horse hire.
23 00
W. G. Brown,
3 50
Warren Boynton,
7 50
Willard Harris, expense to Peabody
75
Jackson & Co., keys
75
express
3 05
Webster Smith, 6 6
1 75
A. Tenney
2 60
-- $1308 79
RECAPITULATION.
Bills paid on account of Town House $ 707 97
Bills paid on account of cemeteries. 818 97
Bills paid on account of reservoirs 41 92
Bills paid on account of incidentals 1308 79
-- -$2877 65 a
STREET LAMPS.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Ipswich Gas Light Co
$130 18
Moses Grimes, care of lamps.
162 48
12
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
John Duprey, care of lamps 342 99
C. Damon & Co., oil
98 01
" sundries 4 25
M. Newman, lamps, burners, chimneys
12 00
Foster Russell, repairs
2 50
J. W. Newman, 6 80
J. W. Newman, lights for lanterns
1 80
M. Nolan, iron work.
21 00
Globe Gas Light Co., lamp post frames ... 8 50
J. M. Dunnels, lantern and pail. 1 12 -- -$791 63
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FEES AND SALARIES.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Walter E. Lord, selectman, assessor and
overseer of the poor. $300 00
Aaron Lord, selectman, assessor and over- seer of the poor 150 00
George A. Schofield, selectman, assessor and overseer of the poor 150 00
Charles W. Bamford, town clerk 150 00
Jonathan Sargent, treasurer and collector 450 00
John W. Nourse, school committee 52 70
John H. Cogswell,
78 00
T. Frank Waters,
50 00
Wesley K. Bell, 66 66
65 00
Charles A. Sayward, " 66
34 50
Charles W. Bamford, “ 40 00
T. B. Ross, truant officer and horse hire ... 11 00
J. W. Rond,
10 00
W. H. Tozer, auditor for year ending Feb. 1st, 1892. 50 00
Lyman H. Daniels, services on B. of H.
50 00
Charles Palmer, 66
6
50 00
T. E. Condon, registrar 10 00
J. F. Kinsman, 10 00
George A. Schofield, 10 00
Charles ". Bamford, clerk of registrars 20 00
-$1791 20
50 00
George W. Smith,
13
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Charles E. Goodhue, police service
$153 25
Newell M. Jewett,
305 00
Charles T. Littlefield,
315 65
F. E. Hodgdon,
318 75
C. H. Rollins,
66
163 50
Walter F. Gould,
9 75
F. A. Ross,
5 00
George W. Baker,
66
2 00
W. H. Jewett 2d,
66
...
6 50
John W. Russell,
66
8 50
Charles M. Perley,
66
5 50
A. D. Howard,
3 00
W. S. Jewett,
3 00
F. M. Jewett,
66
10 25
--- $1310 25
Charles A. Sayward, services as moderator$10 00 George W. Baker, keeper of lockup. ...
49 92
Charles E. Goodhue, notifying town meet- ings 40 00
C. T. Littlefield, notifying town meetings ...
5 00
Walter E Lord, taking census 15 00
Charles G. Hull, teller
5 00
IV. A. Stackpole,
5 00
William Marshall, 66
5 00
Philip E. Clark, return of deaths 24 75
William H. Clark, returning births. 9 00
C. W. Bamford, returning and recording births, marriages and deaths 66 40
$235 07
RECAPITULATION.
Paid for Salaries.
$1791 20
Paid for Police Service. 1310 25
Paid for Incidentals
235 07
-- $3336 52
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BILLS ALLOWED : Board of Engineers $55 00
Clerk 6 00
95 hours extra service
23 75
$84 75
...
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Warren Engine Co. 55 men. $275 00
Warren Engine Co. 11 hours extra service 151 25
Neptune Engine Co. 55 men 275 00
Neptune Engine Co. 12 hours extra service 165 00
Torrent Engine Co. 27 men. 135 00
Torrent Engine Co. 8 hours extra service 54 00
Hook & Ladder Co. 20 men 100 00
Hook & Ladder Co. 16 hours extra service 80 00
-- $1235 25
INCIDENTALS.
BILLS ALLOWED :
John H. Baker, steward Neptune Engine Co $20 00
Henry Stevens, steward Warren Engine Co. 20 00 F. G. Cross, steward Torrent Engine Co ..... 20 00 Fred A. Carter, steward Hook & Ladder Co 20 00
$80 00
F. E. Hodgdon, watching fire 75
Edwin Goodwin,
66
1 00
Walter Brocklebank, 66
66
3 00
Ernest Carter, 66 66
75
Walter E. Kimball,
66
75
W. W. Wait,
66
75
J. H. Baker,
66
3 00
$10 00
A. J. Barton,
extra service. 50
Lewis Brocklebank,
1 00
J. H. Baker,
66
75
Fred Carter,
66
50
George Parshley,
50
Wm. P. Gould,
66
50
Fred Whitcroft,
50
James Milles,
66
50
John Mero,
66
66
50
William T. Lewis,
66
66
50
E. E. Rice,
66
66
50
Robert Gilpin,
66
50
Joseph Gilpin,
66
50
Austin Carter,
66
66
50
.
S. R. Harris, labor forest fire
. 75
..
$7 75
15
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
N. Archer, labor forest fire 1 25
J. W. Newman,
1 50
Ned Harris,
75
E. Gwinn,
75
J. H. Sullivan,
75
S P. Rutherford, " 66
75
Wm. Rutherford, “
75
Lyman Poor,
75
John Duprey, 66
75
John Bailey,
1 25
Arthur Gould,
75
T. R. Lord,
75
C. A. Sayward, “
75
Thomas Marriot " 66
75
Joseph Farrand, “
75
W. P. Pickard,
1 00
Oscar Pickard, 66
1 00
E. Goodhue,
75
Bert Felton,
75
Charles Hart,
75
F. O. Hart, 66
75
J. K. Chapman, 6
1 75
W. K. Chapman, “
1 75
Wm. Cannon, 6 66
75
John M. Caldwell “ 66
75
S. H. Gwinn, 66
1 00
T. L. Gwinn, 66
1 00
D Bryant,
66
1 00
$27 50
Revere Rubber Co., 1500 feet hose. $900 00
C. H. Rollins and others, cleaning hose. 17 50
A. J. Barton, cleaning hose. 1 00
E. M. Geyer, 4 00
Luther A. Lord,
4 00
Frank E. Davis, repairing engine. 137 50
George G. Parshley, labor on engine. 2 50
Estate W. Smith, repairing hose carriage 75
S. F. Canney, lumber Neptune 11 36
George Fall, lumber. 91
Phillip Kimball, labor Neptune house
3 50
A. H. Hicks, painting bell tower Torrent ... 5 00
A. H. Rutherford “ 75
16
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
W. B. Clark, labor and stock repairs. 53 27
F. Russell, 2 25
C. F. Jordan, repairs on engine. 17 50
F. M. Chase, repairs on Warren 13 00
C. H. Smith, painting and varnishing Nep- tune 25 00
C. H. Smith, fire buckets and polish 5 50
Cornelius Callahan Co., 4 leather buckets 10 00 George W. Simmons & Co., 50 pr. overalls 90 00 Woman's Relief Corps, repairing coats. .. 1 50
F. R. Daniels, hauling engine. 3 00
Fred Carter, 66 1 50
S. R. Harris,
to fire. 6 00
M. H. Grimes, to fire. 1 00
Wm. P. Ross, use of team 2 25
E. N. Brown, wood and oil 5 80
Austin Carter, wood. 13 50
Wm. G. Brown, coal Warren. 17 71
T. B. Fall & Son, coal Neptune. 32 51
A. H. Plouff, brushes
50
A. H. Plouff, repairs
2 37
M. Nolan,
7 50
Charles Lord,
1 25
R. Jordan & Co. "
J. W. Newman,
8 10
Ackerman & Conant, repairs,
5 75
M. Newman, pipe and grate,. 2 94
J. W. Goodhue, sundries 3 98
J. W. Goodhue, oil 2 45
E. L. Irving, oil. 5 50
A. P. Hills, broom and oil 95
T. H. Lord, oil, broom and chimneys 3 46
16 50
E. L. Irving, supplies .. 15 94
J. W. Newman, supplies 3 10
Nathaniel Archer, labor and fares.
Edmund Reedy, labor. 50
J. F. Spinney, 2 dinners for machinist. 1 25
J. L. Fickett, leather 80
Farley & Daniels, leather 6 25
Ipswich Mills, waste. 1 50
George P. Smith, paid fares and expense ... 9 42
50
John Durand,
84
17
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
E. G. Hull, advertising 2 00
|. H. Baker, clearing snow 3 00
D. A. Grady, horse hire 1 00
S. R. Harris, teaming 1 50
-- $1498 16
RECAPITULATION.
Paid the Boatd of Engineers 84 75
Paid for Engine Co.'s Services 1235 25
Paid for stewards' services 80 00
Paid for watching fires and extra service 17 75
Paid for forest fire services 27 50
Paid for incidentals 1498 16
-- $2943 41
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
APPROPRIATIONS :
For repairs $5000 00
For filling and grading the South Com- mon 700 00
For filling and grading the crossing at
South Church. 300 00
For edgestones and crossings. 300 00 -- $6300 00
Bills for labor and material used on the Highways, un- der the direction of the Superintendent of Streets, approved by him, and allowed by the Selectmen :
FOR GRAVEL.
Clarence E. Howe 8 67
James C. Kinnear. 15 68
J. W. Nourse 14 88
IV. W. Wait 52 65
J. C. Underhill 165 70
Albert Burnham 8 16
Albert S. Brown
107 66
E. N. Brown
9 00
Estate A. Titcomb
1 00
C. R. Titcomb
4 94
WVm. G. Brown
13 60
A. P. Clark 80
A. J. Phillips. 42
18
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Eugene Sullivan 24 30
$427 46
BRIDGES.
George W. Baker, labor Canal bridge. $16 25 J. W. Goodhue, nails and spikes Canal bridge. 9 08
B. & M. Railroad, old hard pine Canal bridge 60 00 B. & M. Railroad, spruce plank Canal bridge 22 80 James Sheperd, labor Canal bridge. 9 00
Jesse Warren, 66 16 25
Austin Carter, teaming "
66
14 50
S. F. Canney, posts, planks and lumber 83 87
Foster Russell, labor.
4 00
George Fall, posts and railings .. 16 07
S. F. Canney, lumber Boardman bridge 17 08
S. F. Canney, lumber 36 26
- $304 16
CURB STONES.
Barton & Williams, curb stones and set-
ting $297 19
Charles S. Jewett, re-setting curb stones ...
8 10
- $305 29
SOUTH COMMON, FILLING & GRADING.
Allen W., and A. Story Brown, $478 78
John H. Baker, labor 45 00
D. C. Sheehan, 9 40
G. H. Brocklebank, “ 14 15
60
J. W. Nourse, engineer's service.
11 50
Jere. Sullivan, labor
10 00
G. A. Pickard'
4 00
Sylvester Brown,
4 00
John Carlisle,
25 53
John A. Smith,
58 80
Thomas C. Shaw, 66
24 20
J. R. Wilson, 56 67
Edmund Reedy, 66
17 00
Daniel C. Dickinson, “ 27 80
Levi L. Howe,
27 80
Charles S. Jewett, "
57 75
-$872 98
Tyler Caldivell, sand
19
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
SOUTH CEMETERY ROAD.
Sylvester Brown,
labor $ 7 20
Thomas C. Shaw,
5 40
Daniel C. Dickinson,
66
5 40
Levi L. Howe,
5 40
Charles S. Jewett, 66
13 50
James McLaughlin,
5 40
Wesley B. Copp,
14 18
Charles Jewett,
14 18
John H. Baker,
66
13 60
$84 26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nathaniel Burnham, refreshments 1 24
S. R. Harris, freight and hauling grates ... 1 37
Fulton Iron Foundry,
27 37
John Durand, repairs on snow plow
35
W m. A. Spiller, יו
25
Geo. R. Lakeman,
2 75
Charles H. Rollins, setting gate and brick,
8 25
J. S. Glover, cement. 1 75
Tyler Caldwell, sand. 40
Barton & Williams, stone roller 40 00
L. E. Willcomb, nails 42
James Graffum, repairs. 7 25
C. M. Perley, nails 98
J. A. Smith, stone 1 50
Estate W. Smith, blacksmith's work. 7 98 T. F. Cogswell, drain tile and wheel barrow 265 88 Grace M. Dodge, injury received on Green st 200 00
Tenney's express, teaming 25
J. W. Newman, lantern and nails 98
M. Nolan, grate, etc., sharpening picks ..
7 95
J. S. Glover, cement and lime 4 75
Barton & Williams, covering stone 16 10
Wm. G. Brown, sand .. 3 00
George H. Brocklebank, setting grate 11 50
F. T. Goodhue, nails 2 21
D. A. Grady, horse hire. 1 00
Austin Carter, hauling rocks. 1 00
George E. Lord, building 2 heaters 17 00
J. A. Johnson, cinders 2 80
20
IPSWICH TOWN LEPORT.
J. A. Blake, account books. 1 85
S. F. Canney, heater 4 99
Ackerman & Conant, ironing snow plows 7 00
sharpening picks. ....
3 40
$653 52
Austin Carter, labor $ 67 24
Abel S. Howe,
19 46
D. C. Sheehan,
27 50
James Scott,
6 00
Jesse Cotter,
80
Thomas Shaw,
32 40
Allen W. Brown,
66
92 49
Charles S. Jewett, 66
129 75
Alfred Norman,
80
E. N. Brown, 66
29 32
E. K. Brown,
20 32
F. R. Daniels,
12 67
H. H. Story,
6 05
J. Galbraith,
12 47
Edwin Goodwin, 66
10 80
IV. F. Kinsman, 66
1 00
Jere. Sullivan,
20 30
Willard Harris, 66
59 32
E. M. Geyer,
8 00
Luther A. Lord,
35 60
J. H. Baker, 71 80
Thomas R. Lord, 66
7 87
J. M. Caldwell,
308 02
I. B. Copp, 66
16 50
Sylvester Brown,
53 00
George M. Lord, 66
5 00
Frastus Clark, 2 62
I. B. Clark, ( :
10 00
Hardy M. Beck,
6
2 00
Wm. L. Stone,
60
1 40
WVm. H. Jewett 2d, 66
4 20
Wm. P. Ross,
136 75
Charles Dorr, 66
50 60
George E. Lord, 66
48 25
George H. Day, 66
7 00
J. King,
4 00
Charles Bailey,
66
4 00
2I
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
James Dillon,
labor
4 00
J. C. Underhill,
233 11
Charles Jewett, 66
5 25
Charles Cutter,
1 00
Aaron Lord,
59 45
D. W. Appleton,
15 75
J. M. Fall,
148 45
Ambrose Young,
6 00
Charles Goodwin,
6 00
George E. Smith, 66
70 50
Alvin Story,
24 12
James McLaughlin, 66
42 40
H. L. Ordway,
2 50
John Doyle,
20
J. Brocklebank, 66
51 50
Harry Wilkinson,
1 40
Wm. L. Stone,
66
28 20
Alden Story,
2 60
R. L. Gove,
1 00
T. L. Gwinn,
21 00
E. A. Gwinn,
15 00
Thomas Boylen, 66
10 00
Wm. F. Burnham,
7 00
Dennis Bryant,
11 20
J. K. Chapman,
80
J. B. Scott,
39 50
Wesley Darling, 66
31 37
Maynard Taylor, 66
5 70
Frank Goodwin, 66
35 35
C. H. Rollins,
64 00
Alfred Barton, 66
19 00
W. W. Wait, 66
24 69
I. B. Bridges,
5 60
G. Kinsman,
66
32 01
T. J. Gould,
66
65 35
George Woodbury, 66
7 15
Frank Smith,
7 25
Carl Caverley,
10 25
Albert Burnham, 66
14 25
Horace Brown,
4 72
George Pike, 66
4 00
C. M. Perley,
20 40
22
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
A. P. Guilford,
labor
4 40
James Shepherd,
8 80
Hiram Kilton,
4 00
Wm. E. Barton,
3 20
Nathaniel T. Low, 66
26 25
Oscar Littlefield,
66
1 00
Albert S. Brown,
66
31 00
Asa Wade, 66
14 50
J. R. Wilson, 6
14 40
Wm. Sturgis, 66
26 10
C. C. Caldwell, 66
73 93
John A. Burnham,
7 25
F. O. Hart,
63 17
N. R. Underhill,
36 75
John Long,
25 20
Henry Forbes, 66
13 20
IV. Girard, 66
1 90
Wm. G. Brown, 66
116 16
M. Moriarty, 66
7 80
D. G. Chapman, 66
28 65
C W. Conant, 66
24 30
J. C. Conant,
19 80
George Frost, 66
10 00
A. J. Phillips, 66
6 25
W. H. Lavalette, 66
5 25
Joseph Farrand, 66
1 00
Eugene Sullivan,
5 75
G. A. Pickard, 66
129 44
W. A. Spiller,
75
Edward Bodwell, 66
22 00
James E. Ready, 66
16 80
Stephen M. Ross, 66
4 00
Wm. Goodhue,
66
68 99
Charles Rogers, 66
2 00
A. Story Brown,
16 87
Mannasseh Brown, 66
10 87
Joseph Marshall,
10 87
, Edmund Reedy, 66
20 50
MI. Whittier, 66
42 35
Clarence Howe, 66
7 82
Luther Lord,
3 00
Thomas R. Lord,
9 20
23
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
S. R. Harris,
labor
2 00
George W. Fall,
10 00
Tyler Caldwell,
5 50
Jesse Warren,
4 00
John A. Smith,
9 50
David Grady,
15 50
S. P. Rutherford,
9 80
George W. Lord,
11 00
George Harris,
10 00
A. H. Underhill,
4 30
Joseph Leno,
14 00
Isaac Foss,
3 60
Thomas Collins,
13 20
John Collins,
8 80
Robert Gilmore,
6 00
John Eli,
7 00
L. R. Stone,
7 62
E. I. Chapman,
1 60
James Gill,
5 40
Samuel P. Foster,
1 00
Eugene Sullivan,
23 62
Peter Quill,
17 77
Charles Steele,
10 60
ohn Foss,
5 00
George Tibbetts,
3 40
George Johnson,
5 80
Eben Hurlburt,
1 10
W. L. Stone Jr.,
60
Daniel W. Stone,
80
A. F. Hubbard,
1 50
-- $3650 08
SNOW ACCOUNT.
BILLS ALLOWED :
Austin Carter
$20 55
Willard Harris
8 20
Moses Grimes
3 00
J. H. Baker
8 00
Luther A. Lord
6 60
David Grady
3 10
Sylvester Brown
7 20
James McLaughlin
12 50
M. Laffy 8 40
24
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
J. M. Caldwell 56 50
Allen W. Brown 27 00
D. W. Appleton 4 80
J. C. Carlisle. 32 40
John W. Carlisle 16 20
Robert Bolles 5 20
J. B. Scott
8 80
jere. Sullivan 8 00
Charles Jewett.
1 80
A. W. Conant. 1 00
E. A. Gwinn
4 00
Stephen M. Ross
1 00
W. B. Copp. 7 88
D. G. Chapman
6 00
WV H. Lavalette. 3 90
E. I. Chapman 6 00
Lewis R. stone 4 70
C. W. Conant. 1 50
M. G. Phillips. 1 10
George E. Johnson. 4 90
J. C. Kinnear 8 50
L. H. Perley 2 70
F. G. Neal 4 20
John Patterson 3 80
2 30
Joseph King
7 60
I'm. Goodhue
1 60
Seth Senior
3 40
Frank A. Ross
3 00
Ephraim Goodhue
3 00
Thomas R. Lord
5.00
F. Maynard Jewett
2 00
Albert Spencer 3 00
T. H. More
3 00
D. P. Dickinson.
2 00
Wm. H. Bodwell
3 00
Foster Burnham 5 00
Dexter McIntire 3 80
John F. Lord. 3 00
Thomas Marriott 2 80
James W. Burns 2 20
R. E. Barneby 5 00
Alvin T. Guilford
25
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Samuel Parsons 1 60
G. R. Conant. 4 00
John H. Baker 5 20
W. B. Richards 4 00
Bert Felton
1 00
.
He bert M. Stone
2 00
Sylvester Brown
8 40
G. A. Pickard
10 20
Samuel Foss
5 00
A. A. Rutherford
4 00
Charles H. Pike
5 00
James Ready
4 00
Joseph Leno 5 20
Waterman Lewis 4 00
Wm. F. Rutherford 4 00
Michael Dunn 4 00
Ernest L. Rutherford
4 80
Edward Bodwell 4 80
Samuel P. Rutherford 4 80
George Goodwin 5 00
A. H. Rutherford 4 00
Henry Fryes
5 60
Benjamin Fewkes 3 00
Reuben Andrews
2 00
Robert Spencer
3 00
W. A. Burnham
3 00
Charles S. Hart
3 00
Levi L. Howe
3 00
John A. Hoye
2 00
David Low
2 80
Harry Wilkinson
3 20
Walter Brocklebank 80
D. C. Sheehan 4 60
Nathaniel Rust
4 00
Charles S. Jewett 2 40
H. M. Beck. 2 60
Michael Young .. 3 00
Herbert Witham 3 00
George Brocklebank 1 50
E. Newton Brown
21 80
A. Story Brown 11 80
Fred G. Cross 3 50
26
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Joseph Marshall 7 00
Mannasseh Brown 4 40
W. F. Kinsman 12 80
Augustine Stone 12 80
A. S. Garland
5 20
J. F. Kinsman
13 60
R. W. Bolles
3 00
N. A. Lord.
7 20
D. H. Appleton
5 40
H. H. Whall
4 60
Charles W. Spiller
7 20
John Muldoon
60
David Low
7 40
Arthur Smith
7 00
A. B. Fellows
9 10
John O. Neal
6 00
John C. Doyle
6 80
John M. Fall
10 45
Edwin Goodwin
6 00
S. M. Haskell 16 60
C. Goodwin 4 60
W. B. Sturgis 7 60
1 60
George L. Woodbury 1 60
Thomas Shaw
1 60
J. Bray
1 60
Wilbur Ellsworth 2 00
C. R. Caverly
1 80
Alvin Story. 1 60
George E. Smith
3 20
E. K. Brown 2 60
H. H. Story
5 20
F. R. Daniels
2 10
A. P. Burnham 2 60
J. H. Brown .. 9 00
Alden Story
4 60
John Galbraith 4 00
Horace Brown 2 80
Aaron Lord. 2 20
H. O. Whittier 5 75
Wm. Cameron 4 00
Alonzo Butler 4 00
George Woodbury
27
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
C. M. Perley
11 50
Peter Quill 1 00
Edmund Ready 7 20
Edward Mayberry
7 20
Maynard Whittier
22 50
Richard Greenleaf.
1 80
G. Kinsman. 12 80
J. B. Grant. 2 00
W. B. Kinsman 9 00
E. Goodwin 3 20
C. Rogers 2 20
J. H. Brown 14 70
D. H. Appleton
60
J. Brocklebank
1 00
C. A. Dorr
3 30
Wm. P. Ross.
8 29
Smith E. Hayes
1 00
Daniel W. Stone
1 00
James Scott.
50
J. J. Gould
3 60
George E. Lord
4 60
J. B. Mitchell
1 60
Frank Bean
60
E. S. Greenleaf.
1 20
J. C. Underhill
13 60
J. H. Burnham 5 25
-$888 67
RECAPITULATION.
Paid for gravel $ 427 46
Paid for repair of bridges and railings. 304 16
Paid for curb stones and setting 305 29
Paid for filling and grading the South Common. 872 98
Paid for South Cemetery road. 84 26
Miscellaneous 653 52
Paid for labor under street commissioner 3650 08
Snow account. 888 67
-- $7186 42
28
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
POOR ACCOUNT.
BILLS ALLOWED :
C. M. Jones, rent $ 55 00
Wm. H Kinsman,
66
60 40
T. F. Cogswell,
81 00
N. Burnham,
10 00
Charles Lord,
11 00
Stephen Jewett,
72 00
J. W. Bond,
48 00
F. Willcomb,
28 00
Wm. G. Brown,
33 00
A. A. Rutherford, 66
19 00
-- $417 40
Austin Carter, wood ..
16 50
Lewis Choate,
8 00
S. F. Canney,
3 00
A. D. Wells,
1 00
William G. Brown,
65 99
T. B. Falls & Son,
39 25
J. S. Glover,
17 32
$151 06 --
William E. Brown, groceries $104 00
A. P. Hills,
30 00
L. E. Willcomb,
21 00
George W. Dixson,
4 00
C. Damon & Co .;
142 08
T. E. Condon,
12 00
Supplies to Rozilah Hobson
103 92
" Ida Black.
14 00
"J. J. Andrews 80 00
$511 00
1. E. Perkins, shoes 85
Ebin R. Smith, medicine. 11 65
J. A. Blake, medicine 1891-1892 21 70
L. E. Fowler, board of M. A. Blair 231 42
A. B. Hills, board of Mrs. Hayden 121 29
James Ready, board of Burnham & Dogan 3 00
M. V. B. Perley, board of Miss Rines. 83 00
Susie Tuttle, nursing Miss Rines 30 00
Melissa Tibbetts, care of Eva Carpenter ... 10 00
Anna B. Whall, board of Carpenter child 58 00
29
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Joseph Leno, board and care of R. Barna- bee. 25 00
J. F. Spinney 10 50
Charles Palmer, med. attendance Mrs. Sul- livan
15 00
Charles Palmer, med. attendance kva Car- penter. 20 00
Charles Palmer, med. attendance Mrs. Hall 44 00
George E. Macarthy, med. attendance, Mrs. Hall.
10 00
George E. Macarthy, med. attendance R. Barnabee.
20 00
George E. Macarthy med. attendance I. 20 00 Black. 20 00
George E. Macarthy, med attendance Lucy Brackett.
23 00
Wm. H. Clark, med. atten. Mrs. Fowler
٤٠
66
Mr. Morgan 1 00
66 66
66 Mrs. Cheever
34 50
Mrs. Hall ...... 14 00
١١
Mrs. Sullivan 10 00
66
Mrs. Foss 19 00
P. E. Clark, burial of J. Simpkins. 20 00
Annie Thompson 20 00
6
M. A. Blair 20 00
Wm. G. Brown, removing Mrs. Lewis 7 00
horse hire. 1 00
N. M. Jewett, travelling expenses. 5 80
---- $921 71
POOR IN OTHER TOWNS.
Town of Rowley supplies to A. F. Pea- body. $121 35
City of Salem supplies to Barker & Coombs 36 75 City of Boston supplies to Johnson & Glo- ver 89 97
City of Lawrence to H. Burnham 67 05
City of Gloucester to Mrs. Lewis 20 68
Danvers L. Asylum, board of S. Jewett. 51- 80 North Hampton L. Hospital board of J. Quill 170 22
Commonwealth board of E. Grant .. 6 96
17
70. 6.9
51.80 $2.00 9 280.9 200 300
1 00
stranger .... ....
10 00
. 6
66
1.80
30
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Commonwealth board of G. W. Thomas 52 00
--- $616 78
CR.
Received from Commonwealth $ 3 80
Received from City of Salem 24 00
Received fro n City of Gloucester
10 00
Received from City of Boston.
62 50
Received from Town of Needham
158 95
Due from Commonwealth 306 63
Due from City of Gloucester 11 00
Due from City of Salem 42 17
Due from City of Lynn
27 60
Due from City of Boston
71 57
Due from City of Haverhill 7 00
- $725 22
Balance, being expense of Poor offthe Farm 1892 73
$2617 95
Number of tramps cared for at tramp room, 186.
TOWN FARM.
BILLS ALLOWED :
E. T. Pike, boots and shoes $ 6 58
I. E. B. Perkins, shoes and repairing 6 20
R. Jordan & Co., clothing 1891 and 1892 .. 41 23 S. N. Baker, 26 37
\V. E. Lord, dry goods 39 .97
6 41
W. S. Russell, 66
S. H. Thurston, shoes and repairs 20 15
$146 91
Nathaniel Burnham, groceries 41 49
C. Damon & Co., 66
101 74
Dodge & Spiller,
171 95
A. B. Hills,
162 27
T. E. Condon,
38 97
Thomas H. Lord,
87 52
L E. Willcomb,
9 92
George H. Dixson,
2 90
F. T. Goodhue,
33 21
Ipswich Creamery Co., butter 50 10
156 37
George H. Green, provisions
-- $856 44
31
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
George B. Brown, meal and feed. $690 80
Lewis Bradstreet, difference in bulls 10 00
Aaron Lord, 2 shoats 12 00
Russell & Drew; horse.
66 blanket.
2 25
D. S & R. B. Perley, yoke oxen. 115 00
Estate W. Smith, shoeing horses and re- pairs. 7 00
M. Nolan, shoeing oxen and repairs 20 35
E. F. Akerman, blacksmith's work. 2 60
J. Durand, 66
11 35
C. F. Jordan, shoeing horses and repairs ... 20 31
S. F. Canney, lumber 56 42
George Fall, 66
3 42
Robert Stone, labor and stock
44 54
James Graffum, repairs
9 25
W. A. Spiller,
8 25
F. M. Chase, 66
10 60
H. L. Ordway,
4 50
James C. Colman, lumber
7 29
A. L. Lord, repairs 2 25
E. L. Irving, 18 62
1. W. Goodhue, tools and supplies 30 28
A. C. Leadbetter, hay carrier 50 00
J. W. Newman, tools 4 55
Wm. G. Brown, ice
18 36
cutting ice 8 00
W. B. Copp, hauling ice
10 00
C. J. Norwood, saw dust. 2 40
making cider 5 19
WV. E. Lord, refrigerator and freight. 21 00
Wm. H. Clark, med. attendance 7 50
George E. Macarthy, med. attendance. 2 00
Ebin R. Smith, medicine 3 17
J. A. Blake, 1891 and 1892 .. 48 80
9 50
C. Damon & Co., bed and mattress furniture and room paper
17 19
John Davelin, hanging paper. 5 45
A. H. Plouff, range and fixtures 40 16
pails and brooms 2 25
T. F. Cogswell, oil and lead. 3 36
J. W. Newman, windows, repairs and sun-
125 00
32
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
dries 21 09
J. Stackpole & Son, fertilizer 60 00
soap 6 30
MI. Newman, crockery 3 04
Austin Carter, grinding corn 66 cart axle and use of wheels 2 75
6 54
J. C. Conant, cutting wood .. 10 00
J. C. Safford, killing and dressing hogs 10 00
Blake, veterinary service. 10 00
E. G. Hull, advertising 50
Chron. Puh. Co., Chronicle. 1 50
Charles M. Lunt & Son, windmill 210 15
J. M. Dunnels, labor on water works 17 42
Edward Geyer, well
8 75
James Scott, 66
18 00
Henry Hussey, ،،
66
17 50
J. F. Lord, 66
17 00
Thomas Shaw, 60
66
10 00
John Long,
66
6 00
Barry Dunn,
66
4 00
Spencer, 66
66
7 00
James B. Scott, 66
. .
.
42 25
-$1962 25
D. S. Appleton, balance salary 1891 $300 00
salary in part 1892 400 00
F. A. Appleton,
labor 145 50
S. M. Kyes,
24 00
Thomas Nolan, -
166
40 00
Alonzo Cathron.
260 00
B. D. Chapman,
140 00
E. Trowt, 42 82
Levi L. Howe, 60
107 63
Cleophas St. Cyr,
172 22
Mary E. Stevens,
126 00
George W. Goodwin
166 75
G. A. Pickard,
73 00
Sylvester Brown,
51 00
-- $2048 92
$5014 52
.. 1 50
James Ready,
...
33
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
BILLS PAID BY THE SUPERINTENDENT.
I'aid for oxen
$120 00
66
bread 5 85
fish
5 16
١١
butchering
10 25
housework
9 50
labor
7 50
66
66
dog license
2 00
eggs to set
2 00
wheel barrow
3 00
tools
3 87
soap
2 50
curing ham
2 15
66
J. Stalker
5 60
66
S. Burnham 2 50
66 for travelling expenses
15 58
for miscellaneous 11 02
$208 48
SALES FROM THE FARM.
Englisn hay
$ 160 65
Salt grass.
12 00
Cream
1019 27
Milk
27 96
Eggs
65 16
Oxen
362 00
Cows ...
157 50
Calves
251 62
Pigs
25 00
Horse.
45 00
Hogs, dead.
261 67
Poultry
22 66
Apples
18 00
Potatoes
88 52
Cabbage
9 50
Turnips
3 00
Hide & Tallow
2 50
Keeping horse.
1 00
Labor and teaming
12 00
Refrigerator
3 00
-$2487 99
Increase of personal property.
516 00
$3003 99
Lea ves a balance of expense beyond income of 2219 01
$5223 00
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34
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
INVENTORY OF PROPERTY AT THE FARM, STOCK, &c
1802 1893
In- De-
No. Value. No. Value. crease. crease.
Oxen
4 .... $240 .. 2 .... $120 120
Cows
36 .... 1080 .. 34 .... 1020
60
Heifers
4 .. 96 .. 3 ....
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