Town annual report of Ipswich 1902, Part 2

Author: Ipswich (Mass.:Town)
Publication date: 1902
Publisher: Lynn News Press / J. F. Kimball
Number of Pages: 200


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2 00


$126 75


DISTRICT NO. 7. E. N. Brown, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


EN Brown


$58 30.


Eben Moulton


21 00


A Story Brown 27 00


C'has G Brown


11 00


Fred G Cross


26 00


B R Horton


15 60


Medley Parlee


4 00


$162 90


.


35


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


DISTRICT NO. 8. John M. Fall, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


John M Fall


$32 50


Geo Tibbetts


9 60


Francis Goodwin


8 60


J H Brown


28 70


D W Appleton .


10 50


Elliott Appleton


3 00


Oliver Smith .


10 60


$103 50


DISTRICT NO. 9.


M. Whittier, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


M Whittier


$90 25


David Low .


14 80


Oliver Smith .


6 00


Lemuel Smith


18 00


A S Brown


42 00


Wm Sturgis


24 00


Edmund Ready


15 00


A W Conant


1 00


John Dorr .


4 60


Edw Wright .


1 00


$216 65


36


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


DISTRICT NO. 10. Wm. F. Warner, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


Wm F Warner .


$196 10


Peter Quill


5 20


John F Tucker


20 80


Eugene Sullivan


13 50


Wm Goodhue


19 80


Ebin Hurlburt


2 80


Seth Senior


1 80


Wm J Norwood


8 17


$268 17


DISTRICT NO. 11.


T. R. Lord, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor Gravel, etc.


T R Lord


$24 50


Dexter McIntire


11 80


Fred Sheppard .


15 50


N R Underhill


16 00


Geo F Gwinn


11 40


Dan'l Chapman


10 90


Eben Lord .


8 40


Spencer Gwinn


18 70


W K Chapman


9 00


Wm A Burnham


2 60


James Sheppard 2 30


Frank Scotton


4 80


S F Canney


3 79


$139 69


37


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


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DISTRICT NO. 12.


J. C. Conant, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


J C Conant


$34 40


Cyrus W Conant


24 45


L J Wood


20 50


J F Scotton


26 10


Wm O Conant


23 95


Win Garrette


1 32


Herbert Conant


4 00


Herbert Low .


10 70


John S Spiller


3 30


C R Titcomb .


3 48


N Foster


50


E I Chapman


5 25


$157 95


DISTRICT NO. 13.


J B Kinnear, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


J B Kinnear $63 70


R B Kinner 15 60


D S Perley 10 00


Chas B Guilford


9 00


L R Stone


7 60


W H Farnum


7 00


Herbert Conant


4 00


Lyman Perley


2 00


$118 90


38


DISTRICT NO. 14. Chas. M. Perley, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


$42 00


A S Howe . 19 06


CE Howe . 23 00


Harry Welch 19 80


W H Farnum


9 40


O M Hills


4 52


$117 78


DISTRICT NO. 15. Walter G. Brown, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


Walter G Brown


$24 60


CE Brown 44 50


James Ready 4 00


W E Garrette 4 50


J B Mitchell . 14 00)


T H Ready


70


Frank Bean


3 40


Chas Jewett


10 00


Edw Dole


7 50


Geo Hills


20


Geo Harris


1 10


Clayton Jewett


4 40


Robt Harris 4 80


Wm Ready


6 40


$130 10


1


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


Chas M Perley


39


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DISTRICT NO. 16. John Donovan, Surveyor.


Paid for Labor, Gravel, etc.


John Donovan


$31 00


E T Guilford


8 60


John M Saunders


4 00


J W Nourse


12 40


James Dillon


4 00


Michael Donahue


4 00


Chas Jewett


23 00


John E Bradstreet


25 00


John Davis


8 00


Newman Saunders


3 20


$123 20


SUMMER STREET.


Paid


C W Hayes, labor and oil


$50 90


Robt Spencer, labor 2 90


Epps Norwood


11 90


James Scott


1 50


Chas Rollins,


96 85


A J Barton, granite .


127 00


M J Judge, labor


70 77


Wm P Ross, labor 5 00


P R Eames, cement


15 00


A HI Plouff, iron rail


75 00


Stephen H Baker, labor


2 00


$458 82


40


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


STACKPOLE'S BRIDGE FILLING.


Paid


Lemuel Smith


labor .


$22 50


M Whittier


43 00


Asa R Brown


66


9 00


Albert S Brown


17 50


Edmund Ready


12 60


Wm Sturgis 66


9 00


John Dorr


16 20


James Morey


12 60


Chas McIntire


5 40


Thos Boylan


66


7 90


David Low


4 80


A S Brown, gravel


38 20


C H Rollins, labor


24 00


$222 70


MISCELLANEOUS.


Paid


James Graffum, repairs, etc $34 28


S F Canney, lumber 70 50


J W Goodhue, supplies 13 34


T F Cogswell, pipe, etc


208 43


A P Hills Co, supplies .


2 45


Ames Plow Co, blades .


4 80


A H Plouff, hose .


5 80


C H Rollins, concrete


503 21


A J Barton, edgestone . 609 08


John Durand, repairs . 2 10


C H Rollins, (dump) dump wall. 175 50


W A Spiller, snow plow . 30 00


G H W Hayes, legal advice 4 00


A W Gordon, repairs . 5 80


41


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


A P Littlefield, repairs C C Caldwell, teaming . Edward Bodweil, sand


$ 80


20 50


1 00


T P Thomas, concreting


29 00


John S Glover, cement


12 00


W H Ready, sand


1 00


J A Smith, repairs WVm Marshall, iron work


3 10


17 78


J W Nourse, plan


1 00


F T Goodhue, supplies


1 20


$1756 67


TOWN TEAM.


J. A. Huckins, Driver.


Paid


A P Hills Co, supplies 1 95


J W Davison, repairs


10 80


Geo B Brown, grain


197 23


E R Smith, medicine


7 87


J A Huckins, salary


603 22


F A Carter, labor . 2 00


John A Blake, medicine .


11 90


HI D Lambert, veterinary


24 00


John Durand, iron work .


1 50


Wm A Spiller, repairs


12 25


T B Fall & Son, coal


5 25


( C Caldwell, coal


5 40


J B Caverly, carrots .


2 50


J W Goodhue, supplies


10 58


Jackson Ex Co., express .


2 05


E Hathaway Co, supplies . 3 00


J R Richards, repairs .


4 03


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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


E G Damon, labor 2 85


CF Chapman, repairs and supplies 17 35


Agawam Stables, use of horse 120 50


Wm Marshall, shoeing, etc 23 05


A C Damon, whip


1 00


F T Goodhue, supplies


2 70


A H Plouff, supplies


1 40


S F Canney, lumber


13 03


J A Smith, iron work 4 80


James Graffum, repairs, etc 19 15


Wm P Ross, horse food . 3 50


$1114 86


The total number of hours the team was at work on the dis- trict was 2304 or 230.4 ten hour days.


Number loads of gravel hauled .


716


Number of loads of dirt and leaves hauled off of the streets 605


In addition to the above work the team should be credited with $100. earned on Fire Department work, and should be debited with $120. for hay supplied by the Town Farm. Owing to the increased price of grain, and the fast that one of the horses was sick for some time, necessitating the hiring of a horse, the ex- pense of the team is larger than ordinarily.


HIGHWAY RECAPITULATION.


Receipts


Appropriation for repairs


$6100 00


66 concrete 1125 00


Cash sale of dirt


34 90


St Railway tax


1953 15


concrete 137 07


$9350 12


Unexpended balance, Jan. 1, 1902 .


4691 45


$14,041 57


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Expenditures


District No. 1 .


$ 819 30


2


382 55


ור


3 . 302 34


4 .


143 11


66 5 .


142 80


6 .


126 75


7 162 90


8


103 50


9


216 65


66


10.


268 17


11.


139 69


66


12.


157 95


18.


118 90


14 .


117 78


15.


130 10


16.


123 20


Summer Street .


458 82


Stackpole's Bridge


222 70


Town Team


1114 86


Miscellaneous


1756 67


Total for repairs .


$7008 74


Total for snow .


3362 74


$10371 48


Total cash credited to Highways . . . . $14041 57


Total bills paid on account of Highways . 10371 48


Unexpended balance Jan. 1. 1903 $3670 09


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FEES AND SALARIES.


SELECTMEN.


Paid


Geo A Schofield, chairman


$150 00


Chas E Goodhue


100 00


Chas G Hull .


81 25


John A Brown, salary, 1900


52 50


$383 75


ASSESSORS.


Paid


Geo A Schofield, chairman


$150 00


Daniel S Appleton 75 00


Chas E Goodhue


100 00


$325 00


OVERSEER OF THE POOR.


Paid


Geo A Schofield, chairman


$150 00


Chas S Cummings


75 00


Daniel S Appleton


75 00


$300 00


Paid


Chas W Bamford, town clerk .


$133 35


Chas W Bamford, treasurer and collector


600 00


Thos E Condon,


200 00


Henry F Dunnels, auditor


50 00


SCHOOLS.


Paid


Chas G Hull


committee . $33 75


Chas S Cummings


29 00


Harriet L Noyes


.


69 05


John H Cogswell


.


108 75


1


$240 55


$983 35


.


45


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


REGISTRARS.


Paid


Chas W Bamford .


$30 00


J Farley Kinsman CHI Glasier


20 00


20 00


L H Daniels


20 00


$90 00


POLICE.


Paid


Chas T Littlefield


$267 25


F C Hull


426 25


W B Atkinson


348 25


J W Patterson


57 75


HI F Fall


178 50


John F Dupray


177 70


James Sheppard


31 75


E L Mason


20 50


D H Wells


20 25


C M Jewett


15 75


H O Whittier


14 25


Edw H Smith


9 50


V H Grant 7 50


J A Lord 7 25


Frank Gove


6 00


O A Littlefield


6 00


Wm H Jewett, 2nd 6 75


N H Lord


1 25


Elmer Smith .


1 00


$1603 50


46


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


CONSTABLES.


Paid


W B Atkinson, posting warrants . $5 00


J W Patterson, serving warrants 2 40


F C Hull, posting warrants 10 00


C T Littlefield, posting warrants 5 00


$22 40


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Paid


James Griffing $51 50


Geo W Smith


50 00


Levi W Mallard


66 00


$167 50


Paid


A S Garland, keeper of lockup $50 00


Luther Wait, moderator . 10 00


C W Bamford, recording deaths, etc 84 40


Geo G Bailey, M D returning births 12 00


Geo E Macarthur, M D


66 2 75


Wm E Tucker, M D


3 50


W H Russell, M D 66 50


Geo Haskell, returning deaths . 5 25


E N Brown, inspector of cattle . 157 20


T E Condon, sealer . 43 00


E P Grant, care of bouys . 20 00


D S Appleton, taking census 40 00


(' E Goodhue, 66 20 00


$449 20


'.47


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


ELECTION OFFICERS.


Paid


Frank Girard $12 50


James E Gallagher 5 00


G II W Haves 12 50


John Peatfield 12 50


Alfred Pickard . 12 50


Arthur H Walton


7 50


Wm Flemming


7 50


J Howard Lakeman .


7 50


Richard R Glasier


7 50


Albert Fairfield


12 50


S Foster Damon


7 50


Geo Spencer


12 50


Willis L Augur


12 50


Emory Hall


7 50


Valorous Grant


7 50


Edw Wells


7 50


Frank HI Cogswell


7 50


John Rollins


7 50


John Morris


7 50


G A Schofield


5 00


C E Goodhue .


5 00


C G Hull


5 00


G A Willett


5 00


Chester Patch


5 00


F A Stackpole


5 00


Eugene Girard


5 00


Albert C Joyce .


5 00


Spencer Gwinn .


5 00


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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


Clark O Abell


$ 5 00


James Damon 5 00


Frank Ross . 5 00


John E Tenney · 5 00


Geo Hills


5 00


Chester W Bamford


5 00


$250 00


DR. SUMMARY. CR.


To appropriation, 1902 $4500 00


1901 40 58


" balance 274 67


By amt pd police


$1603 50


school of-


ficials 240 55


By amt pd board of health 167 50


By amt pd constables 22 40


registrars 90 00


auditor 50 00


selectmen 383 75


assessors


325 00


overseers of


the poor 300 00


By amt pd town clerk 133 35


treasurers 800 00


66 election officers 250 00


other officials 449 20


Total


$4815 25 Total


$4815 25


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1,49


. IPSWICH TOWN. REPORT.


SCHOOLS.


Bills allowed for Manning and Common schools during the year 1902. ' :


MANNING SCHOOL.


Paid


Trustees of Manning School as per contract . $1600 00 SUPERINTENDENT AND TEACHERS.


Bills approved and allowed by the School Committee.


Paid


Andrew S Thompson $150 00


Susie Potter 525 00


Caroline Thatcher 150 00


S Isabel Arthur 731 25


Eva M Purinton


270 00


Katherine F Sullivan


585 00


Grace E Smith


64 00


Kate C Baker


376 50


Nellie Sullivan


268 40


Mabelle R Willis


420 75


Annie P Wade .


342 00


Edith Walker


24 00


Maye Clarke .


1 50


Ethel W Ratsey


300 00


Emma G Gardner


300 00


Susan L Kimball


185 60


Abbie Carr 192 00


Minnie F Hodgkins


319 50


Elsie Ross 302 40.


Katie Brown .


263 20


Alice Burnham 193 75


Lucy B Story 6 25


50 1


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. .


E Mable Adams,


$ 506 25


Eva A Willcomb


397 50


Ada V Hall


75 00


Lucy G Harris


96 00


Mary E Archer


370 50


Isabel G Brown


312 00


Cora H Jeweett


238 95


Augusta N Appleton


277 10


$8244 40


BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.


Paid


CF Winchester $ 13 90


-


Leavenworth & Green : 20 00


D Appleton & co 16 92


Ginn & Co .


90 25


D C Heath & co


22 16


J L Hammatt co


136 88


Edward E Babb & co


191 05


Smith Typewriter co


70 44


Silver, Burdett & co .


121 65


Burrows Bros Co .


20 80


Remington Typewriter Co


70 00


Allyn & Bacon


4 38


American Book Co


266 81


Geo F King & Co .


52 04


Wardsworth, Howland Co


35 74


Globe Book Co


8 64


The Morse Co


9 00


W () Hartshorn


15 60


Alice F Burnham


2 80


H E Carlisle


5 95


Thompson, Brown & Co .


2 50


Scott, Foresman & Co


10 40


Atkinson & Mentzie


25 94 1


51


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


Kenny Bros & Walkins


$163 07


W Jay Little .


5 00


A W Baker & Co.


9 75


Werner Book Co


79 99


CF Hovey & Co


15 20


Hindoo & Noble


3 35


Ethel W Ratsey


5 10


Educational Pub Co


11 59


S Ward Co


5 00


Perry & Co


1 79


Ditson & Co


3 27


Houghton, Mifflin & co


29 13


Chronicle Pub. co


1 50


$1552 59


CARE OF SCHOOLHOUSES.


Paid


Smith E Hayes janitor . $ 200 00


William P Gould


275 00


William Kirk


78 00


Geo H Lauer


10 00


Geo E Smith


10 00


Charles Bailey


13 85


J B Mitchell, cleaning vaults


33 00


$619 85


FUEL.


Paid


Geo E Farley, coal


$ 131 43


T B Fall & Son, coal 249 32


C Chester Caldwell, coal


10 75


J S Glover, coal .


15 75


Robert Stone, wood . 24 00


52


IPSWICH, TOWN REPORT.


D S Appleton, wood


5 00


C E Howe, wocd 12 00


S P Foster, sawing wood


1 75


M Russell,


6 00


G H Lauer: 6.


4 50


$460 50


PRINTING.


Paid


Chronicle Pub. C'o


$34 20


F R Hull 75 00


C G Hull


29 00


Cleveland Printing Co 8 32


$146 52


INCIDENTALS.


Paid


John H Cogswell, purchasing agent. $ 75 00


Austin Morse, transportation 300 00


Jackson Ex Co, express 14 30


American Ex Co, express 16 30


Water Dept 98 82


A S'Garland, truant officer 40 00


Ipswich Post Office, stamps


14 00


Howe's Ex., express .


6 28


Ned L Harris, express


1 85


A D Mallard, express . 9 10


Walter C Beckwith, address


25 00


C S Cummings, census


25 00


Austin Measures, rent .


16 00


E R Smith, supplies


40


L E Willcomb,' supplies


3 60


Mrs J C Stone, supplies 2 92


Mrs C S Tyler, supplies . 11 47


( W Bamford. certificates


1 00


-


53


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


F T Goodhue, supplies


35


A P IIills Co.,


70


J A Blake,


19 59


J W Goodhue,


15 84


A C Damon,


14 95


T F Cogswell 66


5 42


O W Day car tickets


8 80


J F Bradstreet,


2 25


A E Jewett,


10 95


A E Hickens,


2 20


L G Haggerty,


2 20


L & BR R Co


25 00


B&N RR So


125 00


Thos Stickney


2 20


GR &IRR CO 66


25 00


$921 49


REPAIRS, LABOR, ETC.


Paid


Jere Sullivan, labor $ 1 00


Mrs G Hopping,


10 00


Bertha Bailey,


50


A G Lauer,


8 50


Frank Hicks, painting


75


Mrs J M Saunders, labor .


5 50


Jackson Mullins,


2 05


Geo Adams,


3 59


Delia E Jewett, repairing chairs


3 00


D B. Hinckley, labor . 1 50


Luther Lord, removing ashes .


3 00


( E Ames, M D, vaccinating children


24 80


W H Russell, M D, 66


31 00


G E Macarthur, M D,


66


21 00


W E Tucker, M D,


10 00


G G Bailey, M D,


66


91 50


54


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


P E Clarke, disinfecting . $34 50


Sanitary Disinfecting Co, supplies 8 50


J F Wippich, repairs 10 00


C S Tyler, repairs 3 50


W C Henderson, repairs . 4 25


J R Small, repairs and labor . 14 75


A H Plouff, supplies and repairs 72 79


Reuben Andrews, pamting


11 13


J H Lakeman, painting 14 60


Stephen H Baker, labor


11 00


M Newman, supplies .


5 85


Soar & Sheppard, painting


58


Geo Haskell, repairs .


3 25


Wm A Spiller, repairs .


75


FR Schaller, tuning piano


12 50


S F Canney, lumber .


7 58


Agawam Stables, teams .


7 50


D A Grady, team .


12 50


Mrs Maggie Holland, labor


70


Mrs S E Grimes, labor


1 45


Mrs N J Smith, labor.


1 80


$460 17


DR. SUMMARY. CR.


To appropr'tion, 1902 $13500 00 To amt rec'd dog li- censes 302 76


To amt rec'd tuition


from other towns 365 97


To balance, 1901 appro. 170 82


Total


$14339 55


Paid Trustees Man-


ning school $1600 00


66 Teachers 8244 40


66 books and supplies 1552 59


66 care of school- houses 619 85


for fuel 460 50


.


66 incidentals 921 49


repairs, etc 460 17


66 printing 146 52


By balance 334 03


Total


$14339 55


55


IPSWICH TOWN ' REPORT.


STREET LAMPS.


Paid


S F Canney, lumber


$ 60


E G Damon, Jabor 7 82


A H Plouff, repairs . 3 75


Wm Marshall, iron work . 3 10


J H Lakeman, repairs .


13 10


John Dupray, care of street lights and supplies . 1190 02


Ipswich Gas Light Co., gas . 291 70


C W Brown, mantles, chimneys, etc . 21 81


J W Goodhue, new lights and repairs . 31 25


Est T E Condon, supplies . 60


$1563 75


DR.


SUMMARY.


CR.


To appropriation


$1500 00|| By bills paid 1902


$1563 75


" balance


63 75


Total


$1563 75


Total


$1563 75


56


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Paid


Hose Co, No. 2 salaries . $165 00


Gen Sutton H & L Co, No. 1, salaries 300 00


Steamer No 1 and Hose 1 206 25


Engineers Fire Department 115 00


Torrent Engine Co, No 3


136 50


Chester Patch, Hose 2,


66 3 75 .


Robt Turner, Hose, . 3 00


A J Barton, labor on Fire Alarms 15 00


R R Glasier,


66


15 00


TR Lord, 66


15 00


Chas W Canney, engineer, Steamer 1 10 00


Fred C Rust, Fireman, Steamer 1


10 00


Walter Hicks, Steward, Hose 2 . 10 00


Roy Brocklebank, watching fires .


75


Thos Scahill, labor .


16 30


O F Thompson, Forest fire


50


G H Hills 6.


50


Chester Patch,


50


N L Harris, 66 1 00


Geo H Hills, Steward, Hose 2 . 10 00


Geo Brown, Steward, H & L No 1 10 00


F A Carter, Steward, Steamer 1 40 00


75


A J Barton, Forest Fire .


Geo H Hills, watching fires 2 00


W W Wait, watching fires 2 00


D H Wells, 1 00


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JW Goodhue, supplies . $22 14


S H Thurlow, supplies 1 50


Spragne, Breed & Brown, coal 2 33


John A Brown, poles . 13 60


A D Mallard, hauling wagon 18 00


('C Caldwell, coal .


S F Canney, lumber . 34 65


Est T E Condon, supplies . 2 25


" Callahan co., hose, pipes, etc . 33 00


Jackson Express co., express . 95


J Hl Lakeman, labor . 1 25


A II Peatfield, coal


90


HI O Whittier, hanling truck 2 25


2 00


E G Damon, labor


Harris Ex. express . 1 25


! A Carter, hauling steamer 5 00


Ipswich Gas Light Co, gas . 16 90


Geo B Brown, hauling engine 2 00


T P Thomas, concrete . 6 00


WE Decrow, alarm boxes 220 18


Geo Hills, painting . 3 00


A HI Piouff, supplies .


John B Mitchell, cleaning vault 2 00


Electric Gas Light Co, alarm supplies 35 00


HI F Tonge, labor . 2 50


A D Mallard, express . 4 82


Chronicle Pub Co, printing, alarm cards . 4 00


James Graffium, repairs . 19 15


A J Barton, jr, delivering cards :2 00


Ipswich Mills, supplies . 27 00


Sanitas Co, supplies 1 00


E F Brown, coal 31 46


Mary E Tilton, rent of land 2 00


Wm A Spiller. pole . 2 00


Eagle Oil Supply Co, oil . 1 50


American Express Co, express 1 30


Agawam Stables teams . 7 50


1


58


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


F T Goodhue, supplies


$ 4 14


( F Chapman, supplies


1 25


H K Barnes, spanners


9 00


A ( Damon, sleigh .


30 00


$1745 87


DR. SUMMARY.


CR.


Appropriation, 1902


$1900 00 By bills paid


$1745 87


" allowance to team 100 00


" balance 54 13


Total


$1900 00


Total


$1900 00


TOWN FARM.


BILLS ALLOWED.


Paid


Geo B Brown, grain .


$719 17


$719 17


Blaisdell Bros, groceries


17 54


H K Dodge,


135 61


N Burnham,


83 87


A P Hills .Co,


109 85


Est. T E Condon,


24 99


F T Goodhue,


47 39


L E Willcomb,


23 89


N J Bolles, 6.


55 27


C W Hayes,


61 49


HF Fall,


49 66


J W Brown,


10 15


Thos H Lord,


92 03


Peoples' Gro. & Prov. Co, groceries .


53 57


Cash Div Co, groceries . 43 75


W B Richards, groceries and prouisions . 16 74


D W Kimball, provisions . 22 66


59


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


J W Perkins, provisions .


$34 05


C E Perkins, provisions . 39 06


$921 57


Mrs CS Tyler, dry goods . 17 95


W S Russell, dry goods . 23 48


W E Lord, dry goods .


7 90


S N Baker, clothing . 21 90


G F Langdon, clothing


6 00


$77 23


S HI Thurston, boots and shoes $ 9 10


J A Tucker,


7 13


E T Pike,


7 85


I E B Perkins,


14 83


J Peters,


85


$39 76


JL Grant, fish . $ 3 60


W S Atkinson, fish 49 89


$53 49


J A Blake, medicine . $15 59


E R Smith, 4 45


B .J Conley, 1 10


C F Chapman, repairs and supplies . 36 67


J R Richards, repairs and supplies . 5 40


J W Goodhue, hardware and supplies 46 44


J A Smith, blacksmithing . 21 80


J Durand, 2 50


Wm Marshall, 18 15


Jere Davison, 11 38


Geo Haskell, funeral . 25 00


Edward W Choate, lumber and labor . 64 61


Ipswich Independent, paper


1 00


Wm A Spiller, repairs .


1 00


John M Dunnels, supplies, etc 27 45


S F Canney, lumber . 4 80


M Newman, supplies . 7 07


1


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


1


C S Cummings, supplies . 2 55


C W Sylvester, harness 10 00


Peter Quill, labor . 2 00


Geo W Fitz, repairs . 21 38


W J Norwood, grinding corn 34 63


A H Plouff, supplies .


21 01


C S Tyler, repairs .


50


J Graffum, repairs


19 75 .


TF Cogswell, supplies


2 80


R G Chase, trees .


11 50


J Stackpole & Son, fertilizer and soap 82 -47


CO Amazeen, tobacco


9 80


A C Damon, furniture 5 00


49 75


Chronicle Pub co, printing


28 00


Ebin Lord, killing pigs 8 00


2 50


J W A Hayes, pigs .


A W Gordon, repairs . 2 00


J II Lakeman, painting


14 01


M Whittier, ice . 14 00


F A Carter, work on ice 12 00


Edw F Ready, work on ice 2 00


Allen W Brown, work on ice 00


Thos HI Ready, work on ice 2 00


James Ready, work on ice . 2 00


$658 18


LABOR.


Paid


Charles W Sylvester, Superintendent . $600 00


Fred Brown, . 150 34


John Dorr. 9 60


Ernest Lemay 3 10


Eliza Mckenzie . 75 00


Lillian Bolstridge . 45 00


Grace Aikley 36 00


D W Koss . 251 00


Mrs D W Ross 165 00


$1335 04


W G Horton, use of stallion


61


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


Bills paid by Supt . $43 54


$43 54


RECEIVED FROM SALES FROM FARM.


Cream


$1177 64


Milk


350 00


Hay


325 00


Other sales


495 24


$2347 88


Due for sales at Farm . 227 94


Total sales .


$2575 82


Total amt paid for support of Farm .


3847 98


Total receipts


2347 88


Amt due Farm, 1902


227 94


$2575 82


Balance expense of Poor at Farm


$1272 16


Number of inmates at Farm during year


20


Jan 1, 1902 . 16


Average cost per week of each inmate .


$1.40


DR.


TOWN FARM. SUMMARY. CR.


To amt on hand Jan. 1,1902


$705 75


groc and prov.


921 57


" appropriation, 1902


1500 00


clothing


77 23


" sales at farm, 1902


2347 88


boots and shoes


39 76


" due farm 1902


227 94


fish


53 49


incidentals


658 18


labor


1335 04


66 by Supt


43 54


$3,847.98


66 to balance,


933.59


Total,


$4,781.57


Total,


$4,781.57


-


Amt pd grain $719 17


INVENTORY, STOCKS, TOOLS, ETC. AT TOWN FARM. 1903 1902


NO. VALUE NO.


VALUE| GAIN


1


LOSS


Oxen


2


$250


2


$200


$50


S


Cows


36


1080,


38


990


90


Heifers


3


60


5


100


40


Bulls


1


40


1


40


Horses .


3


350


3


350


Fat hogs


5


100


3


75


25


Shoats .


8


80


7


70


10


Pigs


4


4


Fowl


100


50 100


50


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


Ox carts


2


75


2


75


Mowing machines


B


90


9(


Plows


3


20


3


2(


Cultivators


1


F


1


F


Horse hoes


1


F


2


1(


5


Harrows


3


30


3


36


Ox sled


2


40


2


40


Drag


1


5


1


5


Wood, cords


42


294


39


234


Coal, tons


10


70


70


Groceries


10.


10(


5


. Dairy utensils


11(


11(


Range and fixtures


13(


131


Stoves and furnaces


13(


130


Winnowing mills


1


1


Wheel rakes


2


30


2


20


10


Tedders


1


12


1


12


Blocks and ropes .


6


80


6


80


Rack


1


10


1


10


Suction pump


1


4


1


4


Windmill and tank .


200


200


Potato digger


1


13


1


13


Scales


23


1


23


Fire extinguishers


5


10


5


10


Wheelbarrow .


2


5


2


b


Screen


1


5


1


5


Total


$4439


$4308|'


$250| $119


Tools


75


75


5


.


Harness


45(


450


Furniture and bedding


2


PRODUCE, ETC, 1903 1902


NO VALUE NO


VAL.


GAIN


LOSS


Corn, bushels .


489


$391|525


$420


$


$29


Beans,


10


25


4


- 10


15


Potatoes, "


600


540 250


250


290


Roots,


50


25


50


25


Onions,


6


6


3


6


Apples, barrels


50


50


50


Pork, pounds'.


200


24


300


33


9


Soap,


5


Fish,


30


4


4


1


Butter,


20


5


65


19


14


English hay, tons .


56


1008


77


1463


455


Salt hay, black grass


78


780


54


540


240


Mulch


6


30


6


20


10


Rowen


9


135


17


255


120


Vinegar, gals


365


54


80


12


42


Cabbages


10


20


10


Phosphate


4


4


Grain


35


25


10


Totals,


$3,131.00| 4,439.00|


$3,115.00|$663.00|$647.00


Inventory, stock,tools,etc ;


4,308.00;


250.00| 119.00


7,570.00|


7,423.00| 913.00| 766.00


7,423 00|


1 766.00|


$147.001


|$147.00|


SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES AT TOWN FARM FOR THE YEARS 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902


1898


1 1899


1900


1991


1902


Expenditures


|$3,695.75|84,229.41|84,209.58|$3,747.43


$3,847.98


Income


1,595.76| 2,211.26| 3,468.41| 2,194 35| 2,575.82


Total expense, | 2,100.00| 2,018.15|


741.17| 1,553.08|


1,272.16


5


5


Ham,


5


5


3


2


Lard,


100


64


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.


FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31. 1902. POOR ACCOUNT.


BILLS ALLOWED.


Paid


Nellie Doyle, rent . $6 25


Geo F Rogers, rent . 12 00


Ezra Merrill, rent 48 00


Caldwell & Kyes, rent . 32 50


E F Cotton, rent . 20 00


J B Ross, rent .


55 00


I Foss, rent . 21 10


Nellie W Augur, rent .


18 00


A C Damon, rent . 31 50


Abbie King, rent . 30 00


( A Glidden, rent . 48 00


Grace F Bailey, rent 13 50


Jerome Dondero, rent .


3 50


N Bancroft, rent .


14 00


Fred S Burnham, rent .


40 00


Francis J Kinsman, rent . 24 00


$417 35


FUEL. 1


Pa


A H Peatfield, coal and wood . $196 54


C C Caldwell, coal . 8 22


T B Fall & Son, coal 7 95


P R Eames, coal . 14 50


Libby Wood, cutting wood .


95 05


Ipswich Mills, coal . 95


J Dillon, sawing wood 2 00


$325. 21


.


65


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


SUPPLIES.


Paid


II K Dodge, groceries . $ 7 00


C W Hayes,


65 42


N .J Bolles,


117 15


F T Goodhue,


26 79


F G Brown,


14 00


N Burnham,


125 89


L E Willcomb,


206 00


A P Hills Co,


30 00


People G & P Co, groceries


34 00


W B Richards, 66


21 03


Geo W Tozer,


and meat . 94 00


D W Kimball, meat . 43 70


L. Blaisdell, meat and groceries 2 00


J W Brown & Co, groceries 2 00.


Cash Div. Co, groceries 22 00


C E Perkins, meat . 4 14


$815 12


ET Pike, shoes . $1 65


S H Thurston, shoes . 7 0


I E B Perkins, shoes . 22 70


$31 75


WE Lord, dry goods . $8 20


S N Baker, dry goods . 6 75


$14 95


C E Ames, M D . . $28 50


Geo G Bailey, M D . 70 65


S A Pedrick, M D . 55 00


Geo E Macarthur, M D 220 82


W E Tucker, M D 13 00


Mary Moriarity, allowance .


24 00


Mary Cate,


96 00


Phebe Pickard,


144 00


Annie Dole,


72 00


Anna Wall, 66


30 00


$387 97


66


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


Eliza Banner,


allowance .


$60 00


Martha Gwinn,


66


96 00


Mrs Simmons, board .


53 00


Peter Jedrey,


103 40


H L Cook,


112 00


Mrs Frank Comeau, board .


60 00


Bernard Scahill, 66


51 75


Mrs Lewis Kneeland, nursing


95 65


Mrs Clancy, board .


138 00


Wm E St Aubin, board .


55 00


Mrs Littlefield, nurse


25 00


$1215 80


B J Conley, medicine .


$1 70


Geo Haskell, burial .


63 00


Agawam Stables, teams .


5 00


P E Clark, burials


75 00


Flora Baker, hat .


1 80


E R Smith, medicine .


84 53


C M Perley, milk .


18 94


A E Bailey, medicine .


5 15


CS Cummings, cash .


65


G R Hardy, milk .


1 90


Est T E Condon, crackers


4 80


$262 47


POOR IN OTHER TOWNS.


Town of Ware, partial supplies . $106 84


66 82 93


City of Boston,


City of Worcester, 66 9 00


City of Salem, hospital cases . 24 27


Commonwealth of Mass., insane cases . 892 36


City of Gloucester, partial supplies . 128 00


Town of Rowley, . 20 00


$1263 40


67


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


Total amt paid for bills contracted 1502 $4734 02 Money received by Poor Department for 1902 bills:


Cash from city of Salem . $123 20


66 city of Gloucester 2 85 .


C Malenfant 46 50


Joshua B Grant 169 00


town of Lynnfield 107 11


66 town of Salisbury . 72 00


66 John P Adams 169 00


66 town of Sherborne 84 26


6. Commonwealth 19 75


66 town of Needham 338 89


.


$1132 56


Due from other Towns and Cities for 1902 Bills. Commonwealth . $119 25




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