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$2175 59
By appropriation, hose reel and hose .
350 00
balance
25 59
Total
$2175 59
Total
$ 2175 59
TOWN FARM.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Paid
George B Brown. grain . $784 30
$784 30
Blaisdell Bros, groceries . $32 80
H K Dodge, groceries 36 21
N Burnham, groceries
94 41
A P Hills Co, groceries .
19 23
T E Condon, groceries .
78 78
F T Goodhue, groceries
60 48
C Damon & Co, groceries
6 87
L E Willcomb, groceries .
19 47
N J Bolles, groceries .
31 66
C W Hayes, groceries .
25 67
H F Fall, groceries
63 90
E Morine, groceries . 12 91
J W Brown, groceries 56 38
27
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
W B Richards, groceries and provisions . ' $ 6 35
G W Tozer, 66 66 81
D) W Kimball, provisions . 40 38
J W .Perkins, provisions . 54 91
$707 22
Paid
W E Lord, dry goods . $ 16 06
W S Russell, dry goods 12 02
S N Baker, clothing . 13 65
G F Langdon, clothing 19 75
$61 48
S H Thurston, boots and shoes $ 7 25
J A Tucker, boots and shoes . 7 20
E T Pike, boots and shoes . 10 25
F' L Lyons, boots and shoes 12 25
$36 95
J L Grant, fish . 5 32
W S Atkinson, fish . 34 45
E J Grant & Son, fish 11 18
$50 95
T B Fall & Son, coal . $ 21 71
P R Eames, coal . 39 04
C C Caldwell, coal . 22 01
J S Glover, coal . 30 43
$113 19
E R Smith, medicine . $ 3 05
C W Brown, medicine . 3 50
C F Chapaman, repairs . 21 18
J R Richards, repairing . 16 10
J W Goodhue, hardware .
48 63
J A Smith, blacksmithing
17 27
J Durand, blacksmithing 7 50
Est M Nolan, blacksmithing 6 60
Edw Akerman, blacksmithing 6 80
Jere Davidson, blacksmithing 3 80
28
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
A P Littlefield, blacksmithing $12 98
Wmn Warner, hay . 10 20
D S Perley, cows . 22 50
John Roberts, use of horse 7 50
Peter Quill, cows . 60 00
D S Appleton, cows . 18 00
W J Norwood, grinding corn 15 28
A H Plouff, supplies . 38 70
C S Tyler, repairs .
2 00
J Graffum, repairs .
19 00
TF Cogswell, supplies . 2 00
6 79
W A Spiller, repairs .
J Stackpole & Son, fertilizer and ' soap 66 08
CO Amazeen, tobacco 15 84
A C Damon, furniture . 36 86
Westchester Ins Co . 12 25
Geo Brocklebank, mason work . 19 25
D A Hodgkins, labor . 4 00
Jos. Johnson, fire extinguisher 10 00
A W Gordon, repairs . 50
J H Lakeman, painting 4 25
M Whittier, use of tools . 1 00
F A Carter, work on ice . 4 50
James Sheppard, work on ice . 4 00
Ernest Carter, work on ice 2 00
J C Safford, slaughtering . 7 00
$536 93
LABOR.
Paid
Chas W Sylvester, superintendent . $550 00
Henry Brown, . 25 96
C St Cry 34 00
Letitia Reed 15 00
Belle Mckenzie 45 00
Lillian Bolstridge 180 00
Grace Aikley
120 00
29
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
D W Ross .
234 00
Wm Burnham .
167 28
P Doherty . 18 32
$1389 56
Bills paid by Supt . 46 85
$46 85
RECEIVED FROM SALES FROM FARM.
Cream
$1158 33
Milk
385 40
Potatoes
22 40
Pigs
29 50
Calves
206 00
Hay
38 55
Other sales
54 02
Due for sales at Farm .
$1894 10 $300 25
Total sales .
$2194 35
Total amt paid for support of Farm
$3747 43
Total receipts .
1894 10
Amt due Farm
300 25
$2194 35
Balance expense of Poor at Farm Number of inmates at Farm during year . Number of inmates at Farm Jan 1, 1901 Average cost per week of each inmate
$1553 08
20
16
$1 66
DR.
TOWN FARM. SUMMARY. CR.
To amt on hand Jan.
Amt pd grain
$784 30
1,1901 $758 83
groc. and prov.
707 22
To appropriation, 1901 1500 00
66
clothing
61 48
To sales at farm, 1901 1894 10
boots & shoes
36 95
To due farm
300 25
66 fish
50 95
66 coal
113 19
incidentals
536 93
66
labor
1389 56
66 Supt
46 85
3747 43
Amt to balance
705 75
Total.
$4453 18
Total,
$4453 18
INVENTORY, STOCKS, TOOLS, ETC. AT TOWN FARM. 1902 1901
NO
VALUE NO
VALUE
GAIN
LOSS
Oxen
2
$200
2
$150
$50
Cows
38
990 30
900
90
Heifers
5
100
6
120|
20
Bulls
1
40
1
40
Horses .
3
350
3
350
Fat hogs
3
75
100
25
Shoats
7
70
7
70
Pigs
·2
1
3
6
2
Fowl .
100
50 75
37
13
Horse wagons
4
75
1
75
Horse wagons
1
50
1
50
Horse cart
1
50
1
50
Pung .
1
10
1
10
Ox wagons
2
275
2
275
()x carts
2
75
2
75
Mowing machines
4
90
4
90
Plows
3
20
3
20
Cultivators
1
5
1
5
Horse hoes
2
10
2
10
Harrows
3
30
3
30
Ox sleds
2
40
2
40
Drag .
1
5
1
5
Wood, cords
39
234 40
240
6
14
Groceries
100
70 1. 30
Dairy utensils
110
110
Furniture and bedding
450
450
Range and fixtures
130
130
Stoves and furnaces .
130
130
Winnowing mills
1
8
1
8
Wheel rakes
2
20
2
22
Tedders .
1
12
1
14
Blocks and ropes
6
80
6 80
Rack
1
10
1
12
2
Suction pump
1
4
1
1
Windmill and tank
200
1
200
Potato digger
1
13
1
15
2
Scales .
1
23
1
23
Fire extinguishers
5
10
9
9
1
Wheelbarrows
2
5
2
5
Screen .
1
5
1
5
Totals
$4308
$4199|
$184
$75
22
Tools .
75
75
5
5
Harness
10
/70 12
84
Coal, tons
PRODUCE, ETC. 1902
1901
VALUE NO
VAL.
GAIN
LOSS
Corn, bushels
525 $ 420
530 $133|$287
$
Beans «
4
10
10
25
15
Potatoes «
250
250
200
120
130
Roots
50
25
100
50
25
Onions 66
3
6
1
2
4
Apples, barrels
20
20
20
Icc .
Pork, pounds
300
33
400
28
5
Soap
100
5
150
8
3
Ham
5
7
2
Fish
3
30
B
3
Butter
65
19
30
9
10
English hay, tons .
77
1463
41
779
684
Salt hay, blk grass, tons
54
540
86 1032
492
Mulch, tons
6
20
6
24
4
Rowen
17
255
255
Vinegar, gallons
80
12
200
30
18
Cabbages
20
10
10
Phosphate
3
4 50
4
6
1 50
Grain .
25
20
5
Totals,
$3,115.50| 4308.00
$2306|1393 4199| 184
|$583 50 75
Inventory,stock, tools,etc
7423.50|
6505|1577 50j 658 50
6505 00|
1 658 50|
$918.50|
918 50|
SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES AT TOWN FARM FOR THE YEARS 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901.
1 1897
1898
1 1899
1 1900
1901
Expenditures
|$4,078.48|$3,695.75 |$4,229.41|$4,209.58| $3,747.43
Income
| 1,719.68| 1,595.75| 2,211.26| 3,468.41|
2,194.35
Total expense, | 2,358.75| 2,100.00| 2,018.15|
741.17
1553.08
3
Lard
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1901
POOR ACCOUNT.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Paid
Nellie Doyle, rent 70 00
Geo F Rogers, rent . 55 00
Ezra Merrill, rent . 48 00
Caldwell & Kyes, rent 65 00
L Murray, rent
17 50
G Kinsman, rent . 6 00
Est Wm G Brown, rent
105 83
Nellie W Augur, rent
30 00
B & MR R, rent
45 37
Abbie King, rent .
60 00
C A Glidden, rent
72 00
Mrs Wm Willcomb, rent
5 50
Jerome Dondero, rent 49 50
Theo F Cogswell, rent 41 00
Fred S Burnham, rent
90 00
Francis J Kinsman, rent
68 00
$828 70
FUEL.
Paid
A H Peatfield, coal and wood $382 97
C C Caldwell, coal 73 38
T B Fall & Son, coal . 24 09
P R Eames, coal .
14 00
$ 494 44
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
SUPPLIES.
D) Winston, groceries . $ 2 00
HI K Dodge, groceries 26 00
(' W Hayes, groceries . 169 48
N J Bolles, groceries . 59 00
F T Goodhue, groceries 106 00
TE Condon, groceries . 115 90
V Burnham, groceries .
197 41
LE Willcomb, groceries 239 09
A P Hills Co., groceries 11 78
People's G & P Co., groceries 23 96
C Damon & Co., groceries . 17 50
W B Richards, groceries . 57 00
Geo W Tozer. groceries and meat . 130 00
D W Kimball, meat . 68 51
L. Blaisdell, meat and groceries 160 19
J W Brown & Co., groceries 6 00
$1389 82
F L Eyons, shoes . $ 6 00
ET Pike, shoes . 9 90
J A Tucker, shoes . 9 95
S H Thurston, shoes 16 90
$42 75
WE Lord, dry goods .
12 87
W S Russell, dry goods .
1 00
$13 87
C E Ames, MD .. 32 00
Geo G Bailey, M D 39 65
S A Pedrick, MD . 15 00
Geo E Macarthur, M D . 281 92
$368 57
34
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Mary Cate, allowance $95 00
Phebe Pickard,
108 00
Annie Dole, 66
72 00
Anna Wall 66
60 00
Eliza Banner, 66
60 00
Martha Gwinn, 66
96 00
Sisters of Charity, Salem, allowance 5 00
J K Chapman, allowance . 12 00
Peter Jedrey, board of Evans .
100 50
II L Cook, board of Lord . .
100 00
Elizabeth Sheridan, board of Wilcox 120 00
Bernard Scahill, board of Williams
47 43
Eliza Morrill, nursing .
13 00
Mrs Clancy, board of Doyle . 108 00
Mrs Ward Wright, board of Anderson 21 00
$1017 93
J L Fairbanks, record books . $10 25
Geo Ilaskell, burial . 64 00
Agawam Stable, team .
1 50
G H W Hayes, expense Wilcox case .
30 20
G F Langdon, clothing
50
D S Appleton, expenses
4 35
P E Clark, burial . 33 00
S N Baker, clothing . 7 25
E R Smith, medicine
19 35
C M Perley, milk . 34 00
F C Hull, services . 3 00
D A Grady, teams . 8 00
Chronicle Pub Co, printing 2 50
C S Cummings, expenses .
75
G A Schofield, expences . 4 25
$222 93
Clara Beck, care of Mrs Noyes $12 00
M C Witham, care of Miss Wall . 2 00
Alice Phillips, care of Miss Wall . 6 43
35
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Enos Manthorn, care of Mrs Alfrey . 12 00
Mrs V H Dillon, care of Mrs Cate . 6 00
Aaron E Platts, care of Miss Tingley 6 00
Susan Gallagher, care of Mrs Cate . 1 00
HI Simmons, care of Mrs Alfrey . 28 00
Nellie J Ready, care of Mrs Noyes
22 50
$95 93
POOR IN OTHER TOWNS.
Town of Wenham, partial supplies . . $10 25
City of Boston,
2 65
City of Newburyport, 66
16 50
City of Lynn,
42 00
City of Salem, Hospital cases . 122 85
Town of Sutton, partial supplies . 45 00
Commonwealth of Mass., insane cases .
591 13
Town of Merrimac, partial supplies . 98 45
City of Gloucester,
49 00
Town of Rowley,
14 15
$ 991 98
Total amt paid for bills contracted 1901 $5466 92
Money received by Poor Department for 1901 bills. Cash from City of Salem $228 91
City of Fitchburg 45 00
Jos Willcomb 54 56
66 Joshua B Grant
169 00
Town of Lynnfield . 255 33
Town of Salisbury 72 00
John P Adams 169 00
66 Frank Magee . 5 00
Common wealth 343 69
Needham 332 50
$1674 79
36
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Due from other Towns and Cities for 1901.
Commonwealth . $28 51
Town of Needham 20 00
City of Salem . 38 70
City of Lynn .
48 30
Town of Sherborn
136 09
Town of Lynnfield .
12 20
City of Gloucester
94 00
Total amount paid out .
Less amount received from other towns and
cities for 1901 . $1674 79
Less amount due from other towns and
cities for 1901 .
377 80
$2052 59
Total cost of Ipswich poor .
$3424 33
POOR DEPARTMENT.
DR.
SUMMARY. CR.
To appropiation, 1901 $2500 001
By pd rent
$828 70
To amt rec from other towns and cities for 1901 1674 79
66 " fuel
494 44
66 " supplies
1389 82
" shoes
42 75
To amt due from other
" physicians
368 57
town and cities 1901
377 80
66 " allowances
1017 93
To balance
914 33
66 " incidentals
318 86
" other towns
991 98
" dry goods
13 87
Total
$5466 92
Total
$5466 92
$377 80 $5466 92
37
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
The following bills for former years have also been paid to the Poor Department during 1891:
From Commonwealth 1900 . 151 18
" city of Salem 165 55
" town of Lynnfield 27 92
town of Needham 320 96
$665 61
The following bills are due the Poor Dept. for former years:
From town of Hamilton, 1899 . $3 02
" town of Newbury. 1899 7 69
" town of Topsfield, 1897 and 1898 . 95 00
" city of Lynn, 1900 . 28 10
" town of Sherborn, 1900 2 65
$136 46
Owing to circumstances it has been impossible to keep the ex- penditure for the Poor Department within the appropriation. There have been a number of calls for assistance, outside of the regular cases, and the expense in some of the cases has been quite large. In looking through the detailed expenditures, it will be seen that it has cost nearly $600. more in 1901 than 1900, for what is known as "allowances," which is money paid for support of minor orphan children. It has happened that a num- ber of these cases were thrown upon the town in one year, and it was imperative that the Overseers should look after them. The amount expended for partial supplies, is also about $400 more than last year. This has largely been due to a few cases where both parents were ill at the same time, and the families as well the parents have been provided for. Sickness and other misfortunes cannot be averted, and we are sure that the citizens do not begrudge any amount spent for alleviation of suffering or distress, when such amount is necessary and is wisely expend- ed.
38
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
The Overseers contracted with Dr. Macarthur for the care of the poor for the sum of $200. This care did not include surgi- cal operations, or cases of child birth, and the amount $81.92, paid him over the $200 was for cases outside his contract. He made 554 visits during the year. The Town received from other towns and cities $215, for visits made by Dr. Macarthur, so that the amount paid by Ipswich was only $66.92. The sums paid the other physicians were for Ipswich cases in Rowley, and for cases where a Homoepathic physician was requested.
It will be seen that the income from sales from the Farm the past year is $1274 less than the previous year, but that does not mean that the Farm is so much behind, for the amount of pro. duce on hand Jan. 1, 1902, is $918.50 more than it was the pre- vious year. It means that in 1900, we had sold the goods and received the cash, while this year we have the goods. It will also be noticed that the expenses at the Farm were 8468 LESS than the previous year.
The average cost of maintaining each inmate will appear to be larger this year than last, as we do not take into account the stock on hand in getting the average. As we figure it, it is $1.66 per week. If we followed the old plan of getting the average, deducting the increase of valuation of stock and produce from the excess of ex- penditures over income, the cost per week for each inmate at the farm, would be only 68 cents.
It will be recognized that the Farm has made a remarkably good showing, and that the superintendent has done well in keep- ing the expenses down.
We recommend the same amounts for appropriation both for the out- door poor and for the Farm as last year.
Respectfully submitted,
George A. Schofield, Overseers Charles S. Cummings, of the Daniel S. Appleton, Poor.
Ipswich, Jan. 1, 1902.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Arthur W. Conant, Surveyor. SNOW ACCOUNT.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
A Conant .
$ 78 30
J Scott .
8 30
Patrick Doherty
1 00
A Willard 1 20
TR Lord
27 50
Eben Lord .
12 40
Geo W Scott .
4 40
Wm Warren
1 00
Agawam Stables
15 55
Michael Callahan
1 25
Frank Goodhue .
1 20
David Lowe .
3 80
Herbert Witham
4 90
Robt Spencer
12 80
Geo Upton .
1 60
Jerry Sullivan
16 80
Michael Laffy
4 80
E G Damon .
1 00
Maynard Russell
1 60
Smith E Hayes . 2 60
Luther Lord
2 80
40
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
A L Felton 1 20
H S Bowen 2 30
B Parshley 2 30
F W Sheppard
1 70
Levi L Howe
1 20
W B Copp
3 20
E H Wiley
39 55
E Robishaw
5 20
H Chace
2 80
M Bushey
1 50
Robert Gove
3 60
Charles Rogers
1 20
J Harris
1 80
Oscar Pickard .
4 00
Dennis Bryant
1 20
Jos Phaneuf
4 60
J Surrette
1 60
J Mokin
1 00
Asa P Howe
80
John Sturk
2 20
J Jedroy
2 20
W H Bodwell
1 00
J Dorr
40
Lemuel Parsons
1 00
Silas Crooker 5 00
Levi Girard . 3 80
M J Judge
1 60
L Jewett
60
Wm Jewett .
1 40
Wm Soar .
1 80
G A Pickard .
5 60
S P Foster .
3 60
Wm Parsons
1 60
G H Brocklebank
7 70
Nath. Rust . 1 40
C W Smith . 2 00
T B Fall & Son 20 75
41
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
C Dorr . 1'80
Wm Stone, Jr. . .5 .80"
Albert Lord 2 40
S R Harris 2 60
JH Foss . 3 00
() F Thompson .
70
J McLaughlin . 4 70
$370 20
DISTRICT NO. 2. N. T. Low, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
NT Low . 27 85
Irving Brown . 60
James Scott .
1 40
Geo Harris .
1 10
Justin Hull . 10 80
E A Spiller 8 40
G W Brown
3 20
C A Leet .
2 00
John Dorr
4 60
T R Roberts
80
Robt Spencer
3 60
C W Smith
5 40
F L Grant .
4 80
Albert Fairfield .
1 20
J F Claxton
4 00
Roy Bartlett
1 50
W Bartlett .
70
Walter P Ross .
4 70
E M Poole .
3 20
W L Stone, Jr
7 20
E C Smilh . 5 80
Harold Poor
1 40
John Rollins .
40
Elmer Andrews 1 00
42
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Chas A Dorr · $ 50
Wm P Ross . 1 25
Chas G Hull
2 20
$109 60
DISTRICT NO. 3. W. F. Gould, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
Walter F Gould .
$17 60
A Norman 22 90
B Fewkes . 11 00
Isaac Bridges .
4 60
Gustavus Kinsman
2 00
A W Brown
46 60
Geo Harris
30
Edw Ready
3 00
D Hinckley
12 80
( Hall 8 40
Wm Dunn 1 60
A Wells 1 60
Henry Frye .
2 00
Valorus Grant . 1 80
Jason Ellsworth . 60
Robt Gove
4 30
J E Norman 5 60
Napoleon Duval . 3 40
John Busbois 3 20
Albert S Brown .
1 80
David Lowe
1 80
C Caswell
2 00
Isaac Foss
9 80
$168 70
DISTRICT NO. 4.
John Galbraith, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc. John Galbraith $24 60
J F Kinsman 15 00
43
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
A S Brown .
$ 3 20
Horace Brown
1 80
Albert Spencer
2 20
James Scott .
1.40
Bert Shepperson
50
Alden Story .
2 00
W F Kinsman
80
$51 50
DISTRICT NO. 5. G. Loring Woodbury, Surveyor.
-
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
GL Woodbury
$4 00
Asa Brown . 7 00
E K Brown . 7 40
H H Story 4 50
G E Smith .
2 60
Carl Caverly
3 50
Rees Jenkins 2 80
$31 80
DISTRICT NO. 6. Samuel Gordon, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
S C Gordon . $ 3 80
Wm Holden 5 60
Geo Hopping 7 60
John Goodwin .
9 00
Wm T Tarr .
2 20
J H Cameron .
1 65
Warren Fellows
90
Wm Horton .
12 85
Eben Moulton
3 00
T M Norman .
23 20
W F Kinsman 7 50
$77 30
1 44
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 7. E. N. Brown, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
EN Brown .
$14 80
F G Cross .
14 00
Albert Elwell . 8 60
JH Whipple . 6 60
A Story Brown
11 60
B R Horton .
8 00
Wm Holton . 7 00
W Mansfield
5 60
EL Mason .
1 80
$78 00
DISTRICT NO. 8.
J. M. Fall, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling. etc.
J M Fall .
$1 00
G Hopping . 2 00
$3 00
DISTRICT NO. 9.
Aaron Lord, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
Aaron Lord
$15 80
Mrs J R Wilson
7 80
E B Eastman .
2 90
Ambrose Young
12 40
E R Lord .
8 90
F A Brown
4 20
Edw Ready
2 00
J Goodwin
1 40
J Callahan
1 00
Maynard Whittier
20 80
$77 20
-
45
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 10. Wm. F. Warner, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
Wm F Warner
$43 40
Austin Morse .
6 40
Thos Boylan . 1 60
Seth Senior 1 70
A Senior . 4 40
Eben Hurlburt
1 90
Wm Goodhue 2 60
J Martell .
1 00
Peter Quill
1 20
J Gerry .
1 20
C Steele
2 90
J Andrews, jr
3 00
$71 30
DISTRICT NO. 11. Thomas R. Lord, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
TR Lord .
$11 55
Eben Lord .
3 40
D. McIntire . 2 60
D Bryant . 1 20
W F Burnham
3 00
John Baker .
2 40
N R Underhill
1 20
F Scotton ·
4 60
Thos Marriott .
3 30
J Burns
3 20
J Sheppard .
5 20
W A Burnham
3 40
Theo Cogswell .
4 48
Daniel G Chapman 80
$50 33
46
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 12, J. C. Conant, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
J C Conant . $6 70
H B Lewis, .
80
Libbie Wood 3 20
W H Conant
90
Benj Melvin
1 80
E W Dunn
5 00
John Spiller .
6 65
Wm O Conant 5 30
$30 35
DISTRICT NO. 13.
J. Kinnear, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
J Kinnear $8 40
R B Kinnear 7 10
D S Perley . 1 60
Justin Creamer 5 40
L R Stone 4 80
F Wentworth 3 60
H Stone 8 10
$39 00
DISTRICT NO. 14. C. M. Perley, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
C M Perley $1 00
O M Hills . 5 30
A G Lauer 5 30
L H Perley 5 40
C E Howe 2 80
A S Howe 2 00
W H Farnum . 1 10
$22 90
47.
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 15.
C. C. Lord, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
Chester Lord . $2 00
E H Smith 21 90
Lemuel G Parsons 2 20
C Jewett . 16 75
Geo Harris .
66
Frank Bodwell
5 00
W Hicks
6 80
Joe Leno .
4 90
T Barney . 3 80
J W Ready 5 30
T H Ready
5 40
E F' Ready .
2 00
C M Jewett . 80
W B Copp .
1 80
LL Howe . 1 30
HI S Bowen 1 20
Chester Patch . 50
C E Brown
3 00
Edw C Lord
6 20
Edw Dole .
55
A S Brown
70
S F Canney .
1 44
Geo II Day .
3 00
Frank E Smith .
8 25
C Patch
10
J B Mitchell . 3 80
Moses Grimes
1 50
John Baker 1 50
Geo Lord .
80
Frank Bean .
80
John Reardon . 80
Wm Ready . 30
$115 05
/
48
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 16. D. S. Appleton, Surveyor.
Paid for Shovelling, etc.
J E Tenney $2 20
C Bailey . 1 30
R Dewar . 2 30
T Marriott .
2 20
A O Goodwin
3 10
J Sheppard .
1 10
F Sheppard .
70
M Donahue .
4 20
T Donahue 4 20
F Scotton . 2 40
H Stokes 1 20
J Burns
70
$25 80
SUMMARY OF SNOW BILLS, 1901.
District No 1.
$370 20
66
2
109 60
3
168 70
4
51 50
5
31 50
66
6
77 30
7
78 00
66
8
3 00
9 .
77 20
10
71 30
66
11 .
50 33
66
12.
30 35
13 .
39 00
14 .
22 90
15
115 05
66
16
25 80
Total
$1322 03
49
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
DISTRICT ROAD REPAIRS. DISTRICT NO. 1.
Arthur W. Conant, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.
A W Conant $399 40
Albert S Brown 69 80
Jere Sullivan 19 20
James Scott 14 90
E G Damon
2 20
Geo W Scott 2 00
F A Carter 13 50
Ernest Carter
7 40
T R Roberts
2 00
Robt Gove
3 30
J W Davis
4 00
J C Safford
20
T HI Ready
60
S F Foss
2 40
P Doherty
1 20
G A Pickard
7 20
L A Lord
28 65
David Lowe
10 70
Frank Goodhue
60
Daniel Willcomb 50
-
50
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Chas W Smith
$ 1 20
W B Richards
4 50
Silas Crooker
14 00
Geo M Lord
6 20
Michael Judd
1 60
Geo H Brocklebank
26 30
Sam'l White
6 00
Eugene Bowen
8 00
Levi Girard 1 ;
25 30
J Mc Laughlin
14 10
Levi Howe
8 80
Chas Mc Intire
24 20
D Minnehan jr
2 00
Geo Upton
40
TR Roberts
2 00
Herbert Witham
12 40
A A Felton
5 40
S P Foster
7 00
Edmund Ready
3 00
Wm H Burnham
10 40
M Russell
6 10
M Carey
2 00
Agawam Stables
3 00
Geo Harris
4 40
V E Rust, jr.
60
John Scott
3 00
M Callahan
25
A D Mallard
85
W A Clark
5 00
Smith E Hayes
12 55
Albert Willard
10 00
Valorous Grant
2 00
J H Hull
2 00
. Sam'l Parsons
3 00
Lemuel Parsons
3 40
.N J Bolles 1 12
C M Jewett
1 25
51
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
James Griffing
$2.00
Wm Goodhue
25
John Minnehan
1 80
H A Churchill
75
$837 87
DISTRICT NO. 2. N. T. Low, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
N T Lowe
206 60
G A Hodgdon
47 50
T B Fall & Son
66 00
F A.Carter
35 00
Wn P Ross
53 50
W'm L Stone Jr
12 00
Robert Spencer
2 00
D) A Hodgkins
3 60
Geo Spencer
7 00
E L Andrews
22 00
G H Brocklebank'
30 20
Walter P Ross
15 70
C A Dorr
29 75
J Brocklebank
21 30
James Scott
38 50
Silas Crooker
31 70 .
C W Smith
37 00
LE Willcomb
55
S F Canney
7 72
J A Brown
7 70
J S Glover
3.75
P R Eames
27 50
A S Brown
49 80
Ernest Carter
12 50
T F Cogswell
33 36
Wm Marshall
95
A B Clark
6 40
T R Roberts
2 00
W W Wait
1 20
52
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
LE Willcomb
$ 25
E Norwood
12 20
John Dorr
2 00
E A Spiller
30
A W Conant
80
C H Rollins
3 00
Geo Harris
40
$838 73
DISTRICT NO. 3. W. F. Gould, Surveyor.
Paid Labor, Gravel, Etc.
W F Gould
$68 00
Albert S Brown.
19 10
A W Brown
15 00
Isaac Foss
14 00
Isarc Bridges
4 00
Robt Gove
1 00
Edw Ready
1 00
Alfred Norman
10 70
Gustavus Kinsman
7 50
Chas Small 5 00
Valorgus Grant
2 00
B F Fewkes
4 60
J B Scott
1 00
Jos Claxton
1 40
$154 30
DISTRICT NO. 4. John Galbraith, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
John Galbraith $ 52 50
A D Wallace
8 30
Gus Devoe 6 40
David Low
6 40
A P Burnham
8 10
Horace Brown
15 50
C
53 .
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Alden Story
$ 38 10
J F Kinsman
49 30
J A Morey
1 60
Albert S Brown
9 70
$195 90
DISTRICT NO. 5. Geo. L. Woodbury, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
G L Woodbury
$25 90
J B Caverley
22 40
G E Smith
18 00
Albert Burnham
14 50
J A Burnham
11 40
JJ B Brown
12 60
H HI Story
29 80
E K Brown
18 60
$153 20
DISTRICT NO. 6. Samuel C. Gordon, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
S C Gordon
$ 12 00
T M Norman
17 10
A B Fellows
12 70
W F Kinsman
13 10
Wm G Horton
31 75
Samuel Gordon
3 00
Wm T Tarr
4 10
$93 75
DISTRICT NO. 7. E. N. Brown, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel Etc.
EN Brown $ 56 90
C G Brown 15 50
A Story Brown 23 00
54
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Ebin Moulton
$ 21 00
F G Cross
22 00
B R Horton
14 00
E L Mason
5 00
W Mansfield
4 00
$161 40
DISTRICT NO. 8. John M. Fall, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
Otis Holmes
$ 10 40
D W Appleton
11 00
J H Brown 31 60
G A Tibbetts
8 70
W B Sturgis
7 20
John M Fall
29 80
$98 70
DISTRICT NO. 9. Aaron Lord, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
Aaron Lord
$ 65 40
Lemuel Smith
22 50
Wm B Sturgis 18 40
F A Carter
3 00
David Low
10 60
Otis Holmes 2 00
J B Scott
11 00
55
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Albert S Brown Wm Tarr M Whittier
8 35 00
17 50
4 50
Edmund Ready
7 00
$196 90
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Wm. F. Warner, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
Wm F Warner
$ 214 50
John J Andrews Jr
3 60
John F Tucker
10 20
Seth Senior
6 00
Eben Hurlburt
8 00
Austin Morse
8 50
Wm Goodhue
17 30
Eugene Sullivan
27 40
C W Steele
11 00
Peter Quill
17 65
J M Purinton
1 00
J C Gerrey
1 80
W B Andrews
1 20
Erastus Clark
3 00
S H Gwinn
5 00
Wm J Norwood
8 00
H M Purinton
1 00
Chas Rogers
10 00
$355 15
56 :
IPSWICH: TOWN REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 11. 1
T. R. Lord, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
TOR Lord $16 90
D G Chapman
12 20
S H Gwinn 27 30
W K Chapman
13 50
J W Burns®
2 60
W T Burnham
8 20
Ebin Lord
7 20
Geo F Gwinn
5 00
J W Goodhue
1 00
N R Underhill
9 00
James Sheppard
9 50
Fred Sheppard
3 80
Thos Marriott
3 60
Chester Patch
30
W A Burnham
80
S F Canney
2 00
$122 90
DISTRICT NO. 12. J. C. Conant, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
J C Conant $25 60
J F Scotton 19 00
L J Wood
22 60
C W Conant
20 35
W O Conant
20 80
Wm Garrette
3 19
John C Low
3 60
C R Titcomb
4 56
E I Chapman
3 60
$123 30
57
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 13. James Kinnear, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel Etc.
J B Kinnear $ 50 60
D S Perley 23 00
L R Stone
17 70
W H Farnum 3 00
R B Kinnear
15 00
A T Guilford
1 00
James Kinnear
3 78
$114 08
DISTRICT NO. 14. C. M. Perley, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
C M Perley $ 46 30
C E Howe 25 50
O M Hills 18 88
10 40
E H Perley 3 66
A S Howe
7 00
S M Tenney
50
$112 24
DISTRICT NO. 15. E. C. Lord, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
E C Lord
$37 75
Walter Hicks 7 30
A S Brown
3 70
Moses Grimes
15 00
Edw Dole
8 80
J F Dupray
1 25
L G Parsons
3 70
Wesley Copp
12 20
L A Lord
12 20
John H Baker
11 40
L H Perley
-- 58
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
John B Mitchell
$ 12 50
Chas Jewett
13 50
T F Cogswell
15 00
S F Canney
2 50
$156 80
DISTRICT NO. 16. Daniel S Appleton, Surveyor.
Paid for Labor, Gravel, Etc.
D S Appleton
$ 17 25
:
James Dillon
10 20
E Guilford,
9 30
Thos Barney
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