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We would call attention to the amount paid to Dr. C. E. Ames, $120.00, which may seem a large sum when the town has a Town Physician. As stated last year, the poor were allowed to have a Homopathic Physician if they desired. and one family has so requested throughout the year, and over $100 of the amount paid Dr. Ames was for that family, which was all charged to Rowley as the family has a resi- dence at that place. The report of Dr. Macarthur, the Town Physician shows that he attended calls as follows: .Jan., 66; Feb,, 22; March, 18; April, 37; May, 23; June, 65; July, 53; Aug. 46, Sept., 50; Oct. 15; Nov .. 41; Dec .. 54; a
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total of 490 calls during the year. For this he received $200, and nearly 90 per cent. of all the medicine was also furnished by Dr. Macarthur free. The extra $35.97 receiv- ed by him, was for surgical work, which was not included in his contract. Of the $200 paid him $193 has been paid back by other towns, so that it will be seen that the cost of the Town Physician to Ipswich has been very small.
It should be stated that the increased prices on almost every article purchased, has been a factor in increasing expenses in this department this year.
The same is true at the Farm. The expenses have been increased from $3695.75 to $4229.41. The larger part of this increase however, is due to the painting of the barn and other buildings, which cost $212, and which was badly needed. $64.00 additional expense for insurance came due this year also, It will be seen that the receipts for sales from the farm have been increased from $1595.75 last year to $2211.26 this year, which is a very gratifying increase.
The inventory of the property at the farm as shown by the tables. shows also an increase. in spite of the fact that we have decreased the list value of many articles, allowing for a fair per centage of decrease for wear and tear. The total increase is $1374.00 while the decrease is $1176.00, making a net increase of $197,50 If this amount were add- ed to the receipts for sales at the farm, as has been the cus- tom in the past, it would be found that the average cost of keeping the inmates is reduced from $2.04 per week, to $1.84, but as stated last year. we do not believe in that system of bookkeeping. Should prices drop the coming year below the quoted prices in the tables, it will readily be seen that that system of bookkeeping would throw a large extra expense on the Farm account, which would not prop- erly be chargeable to it for the year, so we simply state the value of the property, as a separate item and do not use it for getting a low average rate, preferring to let each year show for itself. We also call attention to the fact that al- though the expenses at the farm have increased during the past year, the receipts are also much larger, and the stock on hand of more value, so that on the whole, the year has been a fairly successful one.
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The question of whether or not it is good policy to own and run so large a farm for a Poor Farm, is one on which men have and will differ, but there is one proposition which we submit, and that is, that the critics take a trip to the farm; stay 24 hours and get acquainted with the inmates; see the condition in which sickness and misfortune has left one half of them; ascertain how pleasant it is to deal with them, and then come back to town tell the people where they can get them boarded, nursed and clothed. at a net cost of $2.04 a week each. It must be remembered that farming is not the first care there. The care of the inmates comes first, and what farming can be done, afterwards, and no criticism in which that is not taken into consideration is a just criticism.
In conclusion we wish to thank those who have rendered assistance to us in our work, (and there are many such), and to recommend the same appropriations as last year.
Respectfully submitted,
George A. Schofield, Overseers of
Charles S. Cummings, Daniel S. Appleton. Poor.
Ipswich, Jan. 20, 1900.
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SCHOOLS.
Bills allowed for the Manning and common schools dur- ing the year 1899.
Manning School.
PAID
Trustees of Manning School as per contract $1350 00
Teachers.
Bills approved and allowed by the school committee. PAID
Lucy Hamlin $ 780 00
Carrie 1. Lakeman 585 00
Annie C Hatch 487 50
S Isabel Arthur 468 00
Eva M Purinton 429 00
E Mable Adams
409 50
Eva A Willcomb.
370 50
Katherine F. Sullivan
487 50
Grace E Smith
312 00
Kate C Baker.
361 00
Lucy A Kimball
312 00
Mabelle R Willis.
390 00
Annie P Wade
370 50
Myrta B Decatur
67 00
Harriet D Condon
292 50
Cora A Smith
243 75
Louise S Glover
312 00
Martha U Lord
213 75
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O Louise Purinton 276 80
Mary E Archer
46 70
Edith F Perley
292 50
Isabel G Brown
254 25
Cora H Jewett.
191 50
Laura A Hubbard
166 25
Augusta N Appleton
87 50
$8237 00
Books and Supplies.
PAID
Oliver Ditson Co 5 07
Wm. Ware Co. 78 00
Weeks & Potter Co 28 79
Boston School Supply Co 47 34
Ginn & Co 197 37
D C Heath & Co.
33 00
J L Hammatt Co.
114 31
Edward E Babb & Co
221 78
Prang Educational Co
2 40
Silver, Burdette & Co
18 13
J P Lippencott Co .. 12 90
Jos Gillot 20 00
Allvn & Bacon
39 51
American Book Co.
20 32
Perry & Co
22 35
Geo F King & Co
67 29
Harper Bros.
1 16
Wadsworth Howland Co.
15 05
Perry Picture Co.
4 16
Horace A Brooks.
10 50
Werner School Book Co
291 21
W O Hartshorn 14 60
M R Warren Co
1 50
Folsom & Summergan 8 20
Davis & Hannible.
12 20
Ziegler Electric Co
23 04
Rand McNally Co
6 09
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Masten & Wells Mfgs. Co
4 13
Houghton Mufflin & Co
11 90
J C Stone.
4 13
Chronicle Pub Co
19 25
Independent Printing Co
36 85
H D Condon, paints, brushes, etc
28 74
J A Blake, sundry supplies
8 87
Lawton & Co.
2 13
FF Byron
7 50
$1439 68
Care of Schoolhouses.
PAID
William P Gould.
janitor $275 00
William Kirk,
275 00
Robert Kinnear,
14 30
George E Smith,
9 00
A Eastman,
10 00
Charles Bailey,
10 00
M White, cleaning.
4 00
Mrs Grimes, cleaning
3 60
J B Mitchell, cleaning vaults.
31 00
$631 90
Fuel.
PAID
J M Caldwell & Son, coal
$122 70
T B Fall & Son,
132 01
J S Glover,
127 09
P R Eames,
101 84
N R Underhill, wood
10 00
Oliver A Bailey, wood.
9 00
Jos R Wilson. wood
7 00
Seth Senior, wood
5 25
CE Howe, wood
11 75
R De war, sawing wood
3 50
Maynard Russell, sawing wood.
7 12
$537 26
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Repairs, Etc.
PAID
J R Merry. labor. 75
J F Wippich, fixing clock 1 50
T P Thomas, repairing roof 2 50
Austin L Lord, labor 9 85
W L Johnson, repairs
25 08
J W Goodhue, supplies
29 81
C W Spiller, labor.
4 60
F H Hicks, painting
13 55
Geo W Spiller,
27 50
Elmer C Smith, .
15 00
J W Newman,
48 91
A H Staniford,
110 18
Walter Sheppard,
6 00
T F Cogswell, paints, oils, etc. 61 99
Foster Russell, labor 46 98
M Newman, supplies. 85
Geo Haskell, repairs
3 25
C E Brown & Son, lumber
2 31
J M Dunnels, repairs
1 50
A W Gould,
1 80
C H Rollins,
14 00
S F Canney, lumber
51 59
A H Plouff, repairs
40 76
$520 26
Incidentals
PAID
Millett & Woodbury, No school alarm 10 00
American Express Co, express 4 80
Jackson Ex Co 15 35
A D Mallard,
4 30
Albert Tenney,
3 17
H F Foss, 60
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Geo P Smith, P. M., postage stamps ..... 9 00
Water Dept., water 78 68
Ipswich Mills, Gas pipe. 2 31
C H Hare. meals.
1 50
F R Hull, printing
1 25
Edw S Cogswell, boat to island
1 50
Mrs C S Tyler, ribbon
5 40
Chas M Southgate. address.
25 00
Agawam Stable, horse hire
3 00
Josiah A Perkins, horse hire
1 50
J W Nourse, expenses.
3 91
C S Cummings, brooms
2 00
C S Cummings, taking census.
25 00
H K Dodge, pail
30
W E Lord, ribbon 98
Ipswich Gas Co, gas. 4 00
G B & E St R R Co, transportation 264 00
1) A Grady, transportation. 149 00
Austin Morse, transportation 98 00
$714 55
DR SUMMARY CR
To amt. of 1898 appro- priation unexpended $642 36 To appropriation. 1899 12500 00
l'o amt, rec'd from dog license 313 28
To amt. from other
towns, tuition 55 01
To sale car tickets 3 00
Totil
$13543 65
Amt. pd Trustees of Manning school $1350 00
Amt. pd Teachers 8237 00 Amt pd Books & Sup. 1439 68
Amt pd care of school- house 631 90
Anıt. pd for Fuel 537 26
Amt. pd Repairs 520 26 Amt. pd Incidentals, $714 55
Amt. to balance 113 00
Total,
$13543 65
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FEES AND SALARIES.
Selectmen.
PAID
Geo A Schofield
$150 00
John A Brown
75 00
Charles E. Goodhue '98 and '99
87 50
$312 50
Assessors.
PAID
George A Schofield
$150 00
Daniel S Appleton 75 00
Charles E Goodhue '98 and '99
87 50
$312 50
Overseers of the Poor
PAID
George A Schofield
$150 00
Charles S Cummings
75 00
Dan'l S Appleton
75 00
$300 00
Chas W Bamford, town clerk $150 00
Thomas E Condon, treas and col 600 00
Henry F Dunnels, auditor 50 00
$800 00
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Schools
PAID
Chas S. Cummings. committee
$82 55
Milo H Gates,
51 25
Harriet E Noyes,
"
70 75
John W Nourse,
52 50
John H Cogswell,
106 25
Chas W Bamford,
29 50
John H Cogswell, purchasing agent.
75 00
F B Page, truant officer.
20 00
W H Brocklebank, truant officer
20 00
$507 80
Registrars.
PAID
Chas W Bamford.
$30 00
J Farley Kinsman ,20 00
C H Glasier
20 00
L H Daniels
20 00
$90 00
Police.
PAID
Frank B. Page ..
$271 55
Charles T. Littlefield 227 50
Charles H, Rollins 7 50
Newell M. Jewett.
320 00
Frank C Hull
311 65
A S Garland
271 00
J A Lord.
special
9 25
C M Jewett,
7 75
John Atherley,
6 50
Geo Gwinn, "
6 50
C E Riva,
6 00
J R Richards,
6 50
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E, Walton,
6 25
W H Jewett, 2nd"
5 75
N H Lord,
6 50
Eugene Girard
2 50
W B Atkinson,
11 75
$1484 45
Constables.
PAID
F B Page, posting warrants. 10 00
N M Jewett, posting warrants 5 00
C T Littlefield, posting warrants
5 00
$20 00
Board of Health.
PAID
James Griffing $50 00
George W Smith 50 00
Levi W Mallard 50 00
$150 00
W H Brockleband, keeper of lockup ...... 50 00
Luther Wait, moderator 10 00
C W Bamford, recording deaths, etc. . ... 78 80
G G Bailey, M D, returning births .,
13 50
C E Ames. M D,
2 00
W E Tucker, M D,
9 25
G Haskell, returning deathıs 9 50
O M Hills, " 75
S N Baker, clerk cem. com 15 00
$188 80
Election Officers.
PAID
F F Bvron $5 00
A F Welch 5 00
Wm Marshall 5 00
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Chas W Woodbury
12 50
Wm J Flemming
12 50
J W Nourse.
7 50
V E Rust ..
7 50
A H Peatfield
5 00
Warren Girard
7 50
W A Clark
7 50
John J Carey
12 50
W T Lewis
7 50
Willis Augur.
12 50
C C Caldwell
5 00
Ellsworth Walton
7 50
Chas H Noyes
12 50
Clarence A Jewett
10 00
Frank H Jewett.
12 50
C S Cummings
5 00
A H Walton
5 00
W'B Atkinson 5 00
Eugene Girard
5 00
H S Hills.
5 00
JE Gallagher.
5 00
W H Rand.
5 00
$190'00
DR
SUMMARY CR
To balance 1898 appro- priation 110 61
To appropriation 1899 4500 00
By amt pd police
$1484 45
school offi-
cials 507 80
By amt pd board of health
150 00
By amt pd constables 20 00
66 6 66 registrars
90 00
66 auditor
50 00
66 66 other offi-
cials
2053 80
By balance 254 56
$ 4610 61
$ 4610 61
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
TO THE SELECTMEN OF IPSWICH,
GENTLEMEN :
Following is the report of the Board of Engineers of the Fire Da- partment for the year ending Jan. 1st, 1900.
Number of alarms
11
Property damaged by fire $ 3,207 00
Insurance on the same 13,800 00
Insurance paid 2,980 00
Number of men in department 67
Value of fire department equipment 7,000 00
Value of buildings occupied by the department 3,000 00
Number of feet good hose 5,000
Number of feet of poor hose 500
We have disposed of the Neptune Engine to the Veteran Fire Co., of Newburyport, for the sum of $500 00. A new hose wagon has been placed in Hose 2 House, at a cost of $346 00. Also swing har- ness in Hose 1 and in Hose 2 houses, at a cost of $95 00. We have also bought weights for harness at a cost of $25 00, Our fire alarm has worked satisfactory. We have placed 8 boxes in locations as follows: Box 1, Hose 2 House; Box 2, Head of Warren st; Box 3. L Willcomb's store; Box 4, Green st Bridge; Box 5, Frank Goodhue's store ; 2 Boxes in ward 6, one at the foot of Central st and one at Depot square; Box 7, Griffing's Corner. We recommend a change in some parts of the alarm system the coming year. Water and Gas have been put in both Hose 1 and 2 houses.
We recommend that $1,500 00 be raised and appropriated to run the Fire Department the ensuing year.
We also recommend the purchase of 300 feet of new hose, to take the place of condemned hose.
We extend thanks to the members of the department for their willing response to all calls, also to those not in the department, who rendered aid at fires.
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. Barton, R. R. Glasier, J. M. Caldwell,
Engineers of
Fire Department.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Forest Fires.
PAID
W F Warner $1 75
Jos Martel. 1 75
W B Andrews
1 75
Dan'l Quill
1 75
Peter Duran
1 75
Geo Potter
1 75
Jos Quill
3 50
J C Gerry
2 75
Eugene Sullivan
1 75
J J Andrews
1 75
Peter Quill.
1 75
Walter Chapman
2 75
C C Caldwell 1 25
J R Morris
2 25
Geo Hill.
2 25
Chester Patch
1 25
C W Steele
3 50
Fred C Rust.
50
V E Rust.
50
F A Gove.
50
Dan'l Wells
50
G W Brown
50
J M Caldwell
2 25
A J Barton
1 25
J W Patterson
1 00
Fred W Russell
2 25
W B Richards
1 75
J R Richards
2 75
Edw H Smith
4 75
Alfred Young
3 50
Edw Davis
2 50
Chas R Lord
75
Walter Hicks.
1 00
Roderick Cummings
1 00
Thomas Boylan
1 00
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Geo Gwinn 1 00
E S Greenleaf. 1 00
Thos Roberts. 1 00
Dennis Bryant 1 00
J J Andrews, Jr
2 25
A F Burnham
1 75
E D Warner
1 75
$73 25
Department Expenses.
PAID
Steamer No 1 Company $225 00
H & L No 1 Company. 300 00
Neptune No 2 Company 170 00
Torrent Engine Company 120 00
Engineers, salary. 115 00
Thos H Lord, supplies
4 17
C F Chapman, repairs
40
A C Damon.
4 90
M Callahan, labor
2 75
H C Copp,
2 75
D H Wells,
3 85
W W Wait, "
1 60
C W Brown, ,
65
Agawam Electric Co, labor
2 80
J A Fogg, "
4 00
Walter Brocklebank,
4 25
Jere Brocklebank,
3 45
J E Norman,
9 00
L Goditt, 2 75
T C Tilton, land rent. 2 00
Chronicle Pub Co, printing
9 00
A D Mallard, teaming 7 88
T B Fall & Son. coal
12 67
J M Caldwell & Son, coal. 36 10
Willard Harris, express. 3 75
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
PAID
Water Dept., putting water in houses .. 61 99
A H Plouff, piping houses. 34 16
J M Dunnels, piping houses. 29 36
J B Mitchell, cleaning vaults
2 00
James Fairfield, coal
3 38
T E Condon. supplies.
90
T F Cogswell, supplies.
1 34
Ipswich Mills, supplies
2 40
D A Grady, hauling truck 13 00
Carter Bros, hauling engine.
16 00
Ipswich Water Dept, supplies
80
American Express Co, express
20
J H Lakeman, painting.
8 60
Win H Bird, labor on Fire Alarm
45 74
supplies
21 28
Jackson Ex Co., supplies and express
29 74
H F Tonge, labor
45 50
N Archer,
2 25
Callahan & Co., Gong Striker
5 00
Chas G Daniels, labor on alarm 7 88
Thos Scahill,
6 40
A S Hills,
13 00
A H Walton,
17 20
R E Villas,
40 17
Edw H Smith, "
3 00
J M Caldwell, ">
5 00
Walworth M't'g Co,, whistle and pipe
50 66
M Newman, work on whistle. 33 00
T W Gleason, wire, etc ..
6 45
Pettingill. Andrews & Co., battery,etc
18 51
Boston Electric Co,, fire alarm boxes ...
32 00
A J Wilkinson, supplies
1 79
C W Richardson,
2 80
C F Chapman, harness and repairs 109 55
J H Baker. steward and labor 11 00
S Henry Stevens, steward 20 00
F Carter. 40 00
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
PAID
EN Brown, supplies 14 30
James Graffum, new hose wagon
346 00
. 6 66 repairs, etc 26 61
J W Goodhue, wire etc. 71 08
F Carter, hauling engine. 4 00
Eagle Oil and Supply Company, oil. 1 50
A S Jackson, lanterns
3 00
Mrs White, clothing destroyed.
1 10
G G Bailey, "
2 50
Mrs Hazelton, work on coats.
2 00
Barton & Williams, supplies
1 20
M Nolan, iron work .. 80
F E Hodgdon, salary
2 50
Electric Gas Light Co, supplies
70
$2268 06
DR SUMMARY CR
To balance appropria- tion 1898 50 66
By cash pd forest fires 73 25
To appropriation 1899 1800 00
By cash pd depart- ment expenses 2268 06
To cash from sale of Neptune 500 00
By balance 9 35
$ 2350 66
$ 2350 66
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
STREET LAMPS
PAID
A C Damon, supplies $1 18
M Nolan' iron work 4 55
J M Dunnels, repairs. 2 10
Wm B Richards, supplies 1 00)
James A Lord. balance of 1897 salary
50 00
John Dupray, care of street lights. 1094 83
lps. Gas Light Co., gas 262 60
C W Brown, mantles, chimneys. etc ..... 93 10
J W Goodhue, new lights and repairs ... 66 11
F Russell, labor 26 74
$1602 21
DR SUMMARY CR
To appropriation To balance
$1500 0C 102 21
By bills pd 1899 By bills pd 1897
$1552 21
50 00
Total
$1602 21
Total,
$160% 21
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HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
District No. 1. ARTHUR W. CONANT, SURVEYOR.
Snow Account.
PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc.
Arthur W Conant $56 10
Everett G Damon 4 40
William A Clark
8 00
Wm J Flemming
8 30
Wm T Lewis
9 80
Chas F Damon
4 20
Geo Young.
4 70
Edw M Poole.
10 00
Herbert Witham
8 40
Irving Hurlburt.
2 80
Frank L Ellsworth
2 80
Ralph Hatch.
2 60
Chas Daniels
2 80
Wayland W Wait
10 00
Augustus Peatfield, Jr.
2 60
Geo Tenney
6 60
William Shepherd
2 00
Daniel Measures
2 70
Edw S Cogswell
4 50
Howard H Palmer
1 00
J M Caldwell & Son
6 50
Geo Scott, Jr. 80
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Fred A Carter
17 90
James A Lord
4 20
DA Grady
11 00
Smith E Hayes
9 40
John G Rollins.
80
Geo Brocklebank
7 90
Edw Reddy
30
W Sutton Jewett.
2 60
Erastus Clark
10 00
Joseph Leno
2 80
Wm E Barton
7 00
Daniel H Wells
5 50
Robert Gove
3 00
D L Willcomb
80
John R Patch
9 50
J C Low
4 50
David Hinckley
3 20
Wm Daniels.
3 20
William Goditt
1 70
Thomas Roberts
4 70
GH LOW
3 60
Albert Lord
5 20
Safford Bros.
1 50
Warren Girard
2 00
G H Lord ..
6 04
John T Harris
3 25
Henry L Cook
40
Geo Scott, Sr
2 00
W'm Ready.
1 30
Henry Churchill
1 50
Geo B Brown
14 70
Chester Patch.
2 00
John Maves 7 20
Michael Young 13 00
Alfred Young
5 00
Samuel White
4 00
Joseph White
2 80
Charles Graffum 10 40
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Jacob Thibideau
9 60
Edgar Story 5 10
Emory Girard 4 70
Conlin McDonald
6 10
William Hallam Jr
3 30
Charles Herbert
6 90
Geo H Gilmore.
1 80
Asa Fiendal
3 60
William Fiendal 2 10
Angus McIntire.
1 80
Charles Mclntire
1 80
Harry Bampton
3 50
Robert Burns
4 10
John Peatfield 1 80
5 20
William Richards 2 00
Albert Willett.
1 60
Edward Brooks
2 40
Dennis Minihan 2 70
Chester Perley
2 20
William McCloud
2 90
Harry B Brown
11 50
Michael Reddy
7 50
Robert Spencer
3 80
Elmer Wiley 7 60
Jerry Sullivan
6 40
Charles Smith
1 00
Michael Judge.
60
Daniel Sheehan
1 00
Thomas Scahill
3 80
Walter Hicks
SO
Fred T Thompson
2 00
John Minihan
Alfred Barton
6 80
James F Fall
2 20
Walter Grant.
2 40
Nathaniel Rust
1 40
Ralph Grant. 2 90
1 00
Herman Frost.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Silas Stone.
1 10
Charles Dorr
1 80
Charles Barton
1 80
V E Rust.
1 40
Geo W Brown
3 20
Daniel D Wells
2 00
Alonzo Brown
3 50
A Montgomery
1 00
Nath H Lord
2 00
E P Grant.
3 60
Fred Grant.
60
Arthur Shepherd
1 70
Leander Jewett
1 80
W F Brocklebank.
9 35
Geo Upton
5 70
W P Ross.
5 00
Walter Ross.
3 00
Geo H Brocklbank
6 80
Wm H Burnham
5 90
T B Fall & Son
13 00
Roy Brocklebank
50
Elmer Andrews.
2 60
Stephen Caswell
50
P R Eames
4 20
Wm Stone, Jr
6 70
CE Grant.
2 40
TR Lord
31 50
H N Jewett.
10 50
L M Blaisdell 7 00
James McLaughlin
4 80
Price G Williams
3 00
W L Dresser 4 40
Thomas Hills. 5 40
J S Choate 4 40
J W Davis
2 40
Levi L Howe
7 40
Sam'l C Parsons
3 80
Frank Gill
.6 00
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Lemuel Parsons.
6 00
J A Nason 4 00
Reuben Andrews.
4 80
Sam F Foss
4 90
Howard F Foss
60
Mrs W G Brown
66 20
J E M Hardy
4 20
Earnest Lemay
4 50
A H Walton
2 00
Albert S Hills.
8 85
James Morey
1 90
Albert Felton
1 00
R Fiendal
80
M Laffy
2 10
John Doyle.
3 40
Walter Pitman
2 20
Wm Girard.
2 40
Earnest Carter
80
Geo W Scott.
5 40
Richard Greenleaf.
1 00
John Grant
1 80
Maynard Russell
2 00
Frank W Thompson
70
Geo Hills.
1 80
V D Grant.
2 00
Chas Glazier
1 00
Eugene Girard
2 00
W B Atkinson.
60
Robt Manthorn
2 00
James Scott.
1 30
John Hamilton
2 00
Geo Plouff.
2 00
Chas L Rust
1 40
James B Scott
4 25
$859 04
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
District No. 2.
NATHANIEL T. LOW, SURVEYOR.
PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc.
41 70
114 00
Silas Crooker
4 80
Irving Brown.
7 60
Wayne Henderson
1 40
Samuel Kilbourn
3 60
Arthur Montgomery
4 60
Farley Lord
8 00
W H Jewett, 2nd.
5 40
Stephen Caswell
3 60
Wm Shepherd
60
Emory Hall
4 20
Walter Brocklebank
2 80
Thomas R Roberts
2 80
Geo W' Brown
2 80
Elmer Andrews
2 00
Alonzo Brown
1 80
Fred Grant
7 40
William Mayo .:
2 10
GeoA Hodgdo n
6 30
Foster Claxton
5 80
Frank R Daniels 1 80
J J Hull
6 60
E A Spiller
7 20
Daniel H Wells.
1 70
Clarance Leet.
3 20
Andrew Searls 6 20
Raymond Dodge
1 So
John T Sherburn 7 49
Lester Short.
2 60
George Spencer 3 80
S J Cameron
2 60
NT Low
50
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Walter P Ross. 1 00
Walter Grant 3 00
Jere Brocklebank 2 00
Clarence E Grant
2 60
John Rollins
4 60
P R Eames
7 00
W L Stone Jr.
4 30
Frank H Jewett
1 60
Fred Hull
2 60
Duncan Stewart
80
Everett Damon
20
Charles Dorr
80
George Brocklebank
1 60
Charles Damon.
3 00
Harold C Poore
2 80
James A Lord
6 00
Robert Spencer
1 00
Roy Brocklebank
4 30
$213 43
District No. 3.
ALLAN W. BROWN, SURVEYOR. PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc,
Allan W Brown 71 50
J T Harris 8 40
Wm Soar
6 40
John Cronin
8 60
W E Barton
5 40
A E Barton
4 00
Frank Barton
4 00
A Sheppard
6 60
Geo Brocklebank
1 00
W H Burnham
2 80
Alfred Young
1 00
51
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Ambrose Young
1 00
E C Smith.
9 80
Wilson Platt
10. 20
David Hinkley
8 20
Wm Daniels.
8 20
M Laffy
1 00
J H Hull.
8 40
J H Hull. Jr
5 80
John Dorr
9 00
Geo McGilfrey
11 60
Wm H Jewett.
2 80
Robt Gove.
6 40
W E Girard
6 20
Frank Currier
5 10
Wm Stacey
7 20
G Conrad
9 80
J F Story. 3 00
W B Atkinson
2 20
A W Atkinson 3 60
Jos Wright 1 40
J H Lakeman 5 00
E P Grant 3 00
O Grant.
3 00
Martin Cochrane
4 60
J Wakeham 8 90
E A Spiller
2 40
A W Montgomery
2 40
John Dodge.
+ 60
Jos A Perkins 4 60
John Atherley, Jr. 6 60
J E Norman 16 00
Alfred Norman
19 00
Chas W Smith
7 60
Wm H Bird 5 60
John Morehouse 20 00
Valorous Grant. 3 00
Samuel Kilbourn 1 60
C A Leet 1:00
52
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Charles Small
3 40
Leander Jewett. 5 80
W H Sheppard 1 00
J W Newman
10 00
Stephen W Caswell
1 60
Jos De La Hay
60
Gustavus Kinsman.
1 50
W F Gould.
17 50
P R Eames.
4 80
W W Wait
3 00
J Howard Burnham
1 60
C F Damon 1 00
W A Banfill.
2 00
Geo H Brocklebank
3 40
F McGilfrey
1 00
Henry Frye.
6 00
$420 70
District No. 4.
JOHN GALBRAITH, SURVEYOR.
PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc.
John Galbraith
14 75
Nath H Lord. 4 00
James Newbury
9 20
Robt Bruce.
1 20
Harry Bampton
1 20
Price G Williams 1 20
Alden Story.
11 60
Herbert Shepperson
4 60
J F Kinsman
18 20
Eugene M Girard
6 00
$71 95
1
53
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
District No. 5.
CARL A. CAVERLY, SURVEYOR. PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc.
J B Caverly
$17 60
Walter Story
10 60
E K Brown
11 60
Geo E Smith
17 20
Geo Woodbury
10 00
John B Brown
19 80
Geo L Woodbury
8 00
Frank P Brown
5 20
Frank Smith
3 00
JE Duprey
10 00
HH Story
11 40
Chas Patch
15 20
Asa R Brown
11 40
$151 00
District No. 6.
T. MORLEY NORMAN, SURVEYOR. PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc.
T M Norman
$40 60
EB Moulton 28 75
Wmn G Horton 37 05
Chas G Brown
9 00
W F Kinsman
47 95
J W' Carlisle 22 00
Wm Holtum 11 00)
Amos Bray
3 00
Francis Goodwin
3 80
John Goodwin 4 20
Geo Hopping
13 20
Ernest Currier
80
G F Scott
2 80
John Davis
2 80
54
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Irving Hurlbert
2 00
W E Girard
3 00
Wilson Platts
3 00
Alfred Young.
3 60
Nathaniel Lord
2 00
S Gordon Sr.
13 20
S Gordon Jr.
17 40
Wm Hallam Jr
4 00
Wm Clark
4 00
Eugene Girard
2 00
Colin McDonald
2 00
Fred Gordon
3 00
Jos Marshall
2 80
$288 95
District No. 7.
E. NEWTON BROWN, SURVEYOR. PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc
E Newton Brown
33 60
A Story Brown 34 00
Fred G Cross.
39 80
Benj R Horton.
15 40
John W Mansfield
7 80
Geo A Whipple.
3 20
$133 80
District No. 8.
JOHN M. FALL, SURVEYOR. PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc.
John M Fall 6 40
John H Brown 10 00
55
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Amos Scotton
4 80
John Mclaughlin
18 60
Geo Hopping
9 60
John Goodwin.
7 60
Francis Goodwin
5 80
Manasseh Brown
4 40
A B Fellows
23 20
Jos E Fellows
14 00
Geo Tibbetts
1 60
Henry W Wall
2 40
Chas E Whitney
3 40
$111 80
District No. 9.
AARON LORD, SURVEYOR.
PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc.
Aaron Lord
22 00
M Whittier
84 43
Jos R Wilson
60
Albert S Brown
14 60
FA Brown
14 60
Geo Waters.
70
Edward T Boyle
2 25
F R Bray
1 25
Amos Bray.
1 80
C T Littlefield.
2 70
Asa Littlefield
5 20
Wmn Kimball
70
C L Kimball
1 80
Harry F Dodge 11 00
Isaac Buzzell.
1 80
Fred Buzzell
3 40
Wm Tarr
1 40
Edmund Ready
9 20
56
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Edward J Ready
$1 80
Henry Forbes.
9 20
James O Smith
8 20
Raymond Lord
8 90
Thomas Sweeney
7 80
David Low .
9 80
Ralph A Hatch
1 00
Frank Ellsworth
4 60
HO Whittier
2 80
Henry Sturgis
4 20
Wm B Sturgis.
12 60
Chas Eastman
6 60
$256 93
District No. 10.
WILLIAM F. WARNER, SURVEYOR.
PAID FOR SHOVELLING, Etc,
W F Warner
17 90
Eugene Sullivan 8 30
Charles Steele 7 40
John Gerry
9 00
Jos Martel.
2 60
Peter Quill
10 80
J J Andrews Jr 3 60
Bracket Bros.
13 75
Frank Phillips
18 60
J M Purinton
8 20
Seth Senior
9 80
Eben Hurlburt.
12 90
Enoch Bailey Jr
3 25
Thomas Boylan
11 60
Wm Fessenden
7 20
G RBradford
4 00
Wm Goodhue
13 55
Harry B Brown
5 50
57
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Mrs Wm G Brown
17 00
John Mayes.
5 00
Michael Young
6 00
Geo H Gilmore.
2 00
Herman Frost.
5 80
John Peatfield
3 80
Angus McIntire
3 80
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