Town annual report of Ipswich 1902, Part 4

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


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George A. Schofield, Selectmen


Charles E. Goodhue, of


Charles G. Hull, Ipswich.


Ipswich, Jan. 1, 1903.


This is to certify that I have examined the books of the Se- lectmen. Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, and find them correct with proper vouchers for all bills paid.


HENRY F. DUNNELS, Auditor.


CHARLES W. BAMFORD, TREASURER AND COLLECTOR, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF IPSWICH, FOR THE YEAR ENDING, DECEMBER 31, 1902.


DR.


To balance on hand .


$5294 41


To amt received, Poor account, 1901


1902


1112 81


66


A S Garland, rent of hall .


658 00


66


dog licenses .


302 76


66


licenses, pool, billiards, etc .


50 00


school tuition .


515 37


66


66


farm sales, 1901 bills


122 96


66


6 1902 bills


2304 34


66


criminal fines


165 98


66


sealing scales .


2 18


66


temporary loan


2500 00


1


$ 306 66


92


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


DR.


To amt received tax loan


21000 00


66


corporation tax


9368 24


bank tax .


661 97


66 66 Mass. street R. R. tax


1142 45


66


Mass. tem. aid paupers .


48 26


66


Mass. burial indigent S. and S.


70 00


66 66 state aid .


3305 00


66 66 military aid .


44 00


66


66 Mass. smallpox case


357 89


66


Beverly smallpox case


349 65


Town scales, Howard S Hills


109 08


66


66


Essex Co, reimburse seal bounty dirt from streets


31 40'


66


66


Cemetery lots .


295 00


66


liquor license


5404 00


66


note, Smith claim .


500 00


66


66


note, payment Lord note .


1800 00


note, anticipation tax, 1903 . 1538 64


66 insurance, school house . 1341 08


66


concrete


137 07


HI. L. Ordway, work on trees


51 83


66


miscellaneous 47 06


66


interest on taxes 83 25


To unpaid taxes, 1901


2145 85


State taxes, 1902 .


2008 43


66 County taxes, 1902 .


3026 15


66 Town taxes, 1902


35687 98


66 G. R. & I. St. R. R., excise tax 47 62


Boston & Northern St. R. R., excise tax .


763 08


undrawn orders . 1138 42


$100659.76


$105953 17


Town scales L E Willcomb


9 30


105 00


66


93


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


CR.


By pd Commonwealth, on acct Liquor licenses $1351 00


Bounty, seal tails


105 00


66 Manning School Trustees, Tuition 149 40


Orders of Court


44 34


Clearing house charge on check


1 34


Refund on overcharge 1 06


State Aid .


3348 00


Military Aid 72 00


66 Refund of tax . 3 20


66 Tax notes


19000 00


Temporary loans


2500 00


6 .


Beach Road note


300 00


Smith note .


100 00


66 Rowley Road note . 500 00


66 L Emma Condon, note


675 00


66 Lydia HI Lord, note


1800 00


Gould's Bridge, note


500 00


66 Winthrop School, note .


1000 00


Green Street Bridge, note 500 00


1323 10


State tax


1650 00


National Bank tax


374 09


Essex County tax


3026 15


66 Discount on taxes


527 85


66 Abatements, 1901


105 46


66 Uncollected taxes, 1901


197 43


Abatements, 1902


346 78


4: Uncollected taxes, 1902


4312 61


By Undrawn orders, 1901 893 22


By paid Amt of Selectmen's orders, 1902


57599 49


-- $102306.52


By balance on hand


3646.65


$105953.17


This is to certify that I have examined the books and accounts of the Treasurer for the year ending Dec. 31st, 1902 and find them to be correct, and find that the above balance sheet is a correct statement of the total amount of money received, dis- bursed and on hand. I also find proper vouchers and receipts for all payments made by the Treasurer.


Henry F. Dunnels, Auditor.


Ipswich, Jan. 24th, 1903.


Interest on Town notes .


1


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a


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. 4


FUNDS LEFT IN TRUST WITH THE TOWN FOR CARE . OF BURIALS LOTS.


In account with Charles W. Bamford, Treasurer.


ANDREWS LOT.


To amt in Ips Savings Bank, Jan. 1902


DR. $201 70


To int to Jan, 1903 . 7. 61


$209 31


CR.


By paid Luther Lord care of lot .


$2 00


Wm H Kirk, care of lot . 2 50


$4 50


By amt in Savings Bank, Jan. 1903 . $204 81


$209 31


BIRCH LOT.


DR.


To amt in Savings Bank, Jan. 1902 .


$50 58


" Interest Jan 1903 1 89


$52 47


By paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


CR. $2 00


" amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903


50 47


$52 47


b


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


SAMUEL BLOOD FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips. Savings bank, Jan. 1902


$53 68


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 2 01


$55 69


CR.


By paid Wm H Kirk, care of lot


$ 1 00


By amt in Ipswich savings bank, Jan. 1903 . 54 69


1


$55 69


PHILIP E. CLARK FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, 1902 .


$106 86


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 4 01


$110 87


CR,


By paid Luther Lord, care of lot


$ 2 00


By amt in Ips saving bank .


108 87


$110 87


JOEL CALDWELL FUND.


.DR.


To amt in Ips. savings bank, Jan. 1902


$100 54


To interest, Jan. 1903 3 79


$104 33


CR.


By cash paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


$ 4 00


By amt in Savings bank, 1903 100 33


$104 33


.


c


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


COGSWELL FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips. savings bank, Jan, 1902 . $288 74


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 10 91


$299 65


CR.


By amt. paid W HI Kirk, care of lot . $ 2 00


By amt in Savings bank, 1903 297 65


$299 65


DAWSON FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1902 . $ 111 78


To interest, Jan 1903 . 4 22


$116 00


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


$2 00


By amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1903 . 114 00


≥116 00


MARY S. FARLEY FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1902 $102 00


To interest, Jan. 1903 3 86


$105 86


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


$2 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 103 86


$105 86


d


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


GEORGE L. HOVEY FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902 . $101 00 " interest, Jan. 1903 . 3 82


$104 82


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot . $2 00


By amt paid Luther Lord, labor 1 00


$3 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 $101 82


$104 82


MARY HASKELL FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902 .


$50 77


To interest, Jau. 1903 . 1 89


$52 66


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot $1 00


By amt paid Luther Lord, labor . 1 00


2 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903


50 66


$52 66


e


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


GEORGE KINSMAN FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips Savings Bank, Jan. 1902


$101 02


To int to Jan, 1903 . 3 82


$104 84


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord care of lot


$2 00


By amt in Savings Bank, Jan. 1903 .


$102 84


$104 84


HANNAH KIMBALL FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings Bank, Jan. 1902 .


$113 28


" Interest Jan 1903 . 4 27


$117 55


CR. $2 00


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


$115 55


`$117 55


EBEN KIMBALL FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902 .


$126 83


" interest, Jan. 1903 4 78


,


$131 61


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


$2 00


By amt paid Luther Lord, labor 1 00


$3 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 $128 61


$131 61


f


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


MARTHA LAKEMAN FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips. Savings bank, Jan. 1902


$58 98


To interest, Jan. 1903 2 21


CR. $61 19


By paid Luther Lord, care of lot


$ 1 25


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot, labor -


1 00.


$2 25


858 94


$ 61 19


JOHN PINGREE FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, 1902 . $ 75 99


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 2 85


$78 84


CR.


By amt, paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


$ 2 00


By amt in Ips Savings bank, Jan. 1903 . 1


76 84


$78 84


RHODA POTTER FUND.


To amt in Ips. savings bank, Jan. 1902


DR. $103 32


To interest, Jan. 1903. 3 90


$107 22


By amt paid Wm H Kirk, care of lot


CR. $ 2 00


By amt in Ipswich savings bank, Jan. 1903 .


105 22


$107 22


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


ROGERS & JOHNSON FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips. savings bank, Jan. 1902 .


$102 62


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 3 86


$106 48


CR.


By amt. paid Luther Lord care of lot . $ 3 00


By amt in Ips Savings bank, 1903 103 48


$106 48


STANIFORD FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1902 $ 83 96


To interest, Jan. 1903 3 15


$ 87 11


CR.


By amt paid Win H Kirk, care of lot .


$1 00


By amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1903 . 86 11


$ 87 11


SUSAN TROW FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1902 . $347 06


To interest, Jan. 1903 13 14


$360 20


CR.


By amt paid Wm HI. Kirk, care of lot .


$2 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 358 20


$360 20


h


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


AARON KINSMAN FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902 .


$50 46


To interest, Jan 1903 . 1 89


$52 35


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot


$2 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 50 35


$52 35


WILLIAM KINSMAN FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ipswich savings bank, Jan. 1902 . $55 86


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 3 26


£59 12


CR.


By amt paid Wm H Kirk, care of lot .


1 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 . 58 12


$59 12


JOHN B. LAMSON FUND. .


DR.


To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902


$ 50 00


To interest, Jan. 1903 .1 89


$51 89


By amt paid Luther Lord, labor .


CR. $2 00


$49 89


$51 89


1


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


CATHERINE B. VARRELL FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips Savings Bank, Jan. 1902 $227 56


To int to Jan, 1903 . 8 60


CR. $236 16


By amt paid Luther Lord care of lot


$2 00


By amt in Savings Bank, Jan. 1903 . $234 16


$236 16


MARY WILLCOMB FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings Bank, Jan. 1902 . $ 62 30


" Interest Jan 1903 2 34


$ 64 64


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot . CR. $2 00


By amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1903 . $62 64


$ 64 64


MARY E. YOUNG FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902 $ 25 48


" interest, Jan. 1903 94


$ 26 42


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, care of lot .


$1 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 $ 25 42


$ 26 42


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


GIDDINGS FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ipswich savings bank, Jan. 1902 . £121 54 To interest. Jan. 1903 : 4 57


CR. $126 11


By amt paid Wm H Kirk, care of lot . 2 00


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 . 124 11


$126 11


EDWARD PLOUFF FUND.


DR.


To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902


$50 50


To interest, Jan. 1903 1 89


$51 89


CR.


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 . 51 89


JOSIAHI LORD FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips. Savings bank, Oct. 24, 1902 $100 00


To interest, Jan. 1903 88


$100 88


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903 CR.


$100 88


MARY E. PEATFIELD FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, Sept. 16,1902 . $ 50 00


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 44


$50 44


CR.


By amt in Ips Savings bank, Jan. 1903 . $50 44


k


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


LUCY F. SPILLER FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips. savings bank, Sept. 25, 1902


$50 00


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 44


$ 50 44


CR.


By amt in Ipswich savings bank, Jan. 1903 $50 44


JOSEPH SPILLER FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips. savings bank, Feb 28, 1902 $ 50 00


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 1 38


$ 51 38


CR.


By amt in Ips Savings bank, 1903 $51 38


EBEN CALDWELL FUND.


. DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1903 .


$ 100 00


CR.


By amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1903


$100 00


COBURN FUND.


DR.


To amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1902 . $210 24


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 7 95


$218 19


CR.


By amt in Ips savings bank, Jan. 1903 . £218 19


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


LOCUST GROVE CEMETERY FUND.


DR. To amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1902 $381 63


To interest, Jan. 1903 . 13 45


$395 08


CR.


By amt paid Luther Lord, labor in cemetery .


$29 82


66


Luther A. Lord, labor in cemetery . ·


11 00


66 Greenleaf A. Pickard, labor in cemetery 11 20


66 Greenleaf A. Pickard, labor in cemetery 3 60


Total Paid $ 55 62


By amt in Savings bank, Jan. 1903


$339 46


TOWN OF IPSWICH


NINTH ANNUAL REPORT


- OF THE -


WATER COMMISSIONERS


MA


SS


J.SA


.14


IN


THE BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE


51634


1637


FOR THE YEAR 1902.


Ipswich, mass .: The Chronicle motor Print. 1903.


OFFICERS OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.


COMMISSIONERS.


AUGUSTINE H. PLOUFF, Chairman.


Term expires 1903


WILLIAM H. RAND,


66 1904


CHARLES W. BROWN, 66 66 1905


CLERK.


CHARLES M. KELLY, Office First National Bank ENGINEER. EDMUND A. RUSSELL.


OFFICE OF WATER BOARD, ROOM 4, TOWN HOUSE Meetings held every Monday at 7 P. M.


REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.


TO THE CITIZENS OF IPSWICH :-


The Ipswich Water Board respectfully submit their 9th an- nual report of the department for the year ending Dec. 31, 1902, together with the report of Trustees and Engineer for the same.


It will be seen by the report that there is a gradual increase of income for water rates over last year, the income from water rates the past year being $8487.00 an increase over last year of $569.04.


Your board has had some extra expenses this year at the reservoir. The ice had lifted the rocks out of place and they had to be laid over to keep them from sliding down into the reservoir. One item of expense your board has been very fortunate in, was by securing a supply of coal at a very low price.


The Board of Commissioners estimate receipts for 1903 to be 88,500, the disbursements $11,911.84, as follows:


Sinking Fund, $2,531.84; Maintenance, $3000; Services, $500; Interest on Bonds, $5880.


They recommend appropriations to be levied by taxation as follows: 127 hydrants at $13.00 per hydrant for fire service amounting to 81,651. and $2,531.84 for sinking fund. These to- gether with the income from water sales will enable them to meet the ordinary expenses for the year 1903.


A. H. Plouff, W. H. Rand, Commissioners. Chas. W. Brown,


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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


ENGINEER'S REPORT.


TO THE BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS : -


Gentlemen :- Following is the report for the year ending De- cember 31, 1902.


MAIN PIPES.


During the year the Turkey Shore Road Main bas been ex- tended with 405 feet of 2 inch galvanized iron pipe and 1 street gate. The number of feet of mains laid to date and the sizes are as follows:


Sizes


Feet


14 inch 1,505


12 inch 10,963


10 inch 8,830


8 inch


17,897


6 inch


89,242


2 inch


405


Total 78,852 feet= 14 miles and 4.932 feet.


STREET GATES.


The total number now set is 136


HYDRANTS.


They are all in good working order, the total number now set is as follows :


Town 127


Private


10


Total


137


5


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


SERVICE PIPES.


Twenty-five services have been added this year. Total number of services connected with works to date 697. Number discontinued 6.


Number of families using water on Jan. 1, 1903 .


724


Number faucets sealed, Jan. 1, 1903 82


Twelve services are shut off at the sidewalk. These do not include services supplying sillcock only, or those of summer residences.


Following is an account of the number of services added also the number of feet of service pipe laid (by years) since the works were put in.


Town


Private


Total


Year


No. of ser- vices added


Ft.


In.


Ft. 2,771


In.


Ft. 7,241


In


1894


181


4,470


6


1895


218


5,312


3


6,051


5


11,363


8


1896


110


2,391


9


2,616


5


5,008


2


1897


32


896


6


1,991


6


2,888


1898


42


1,112


7


1,318


3


2,430


10


1899


34


842


1


1,335


- 10


1,177


11


1900


30


641


2


2,741


4


3,382


6


1901


25


517


4.1,209


5


1,726


9


1902


25


580


1 3,657


2


4,237


3


-


9


697


16,764


1 23,692


6


40,456


7


Total 40,456 feet 7 inches or =7 miles 3.496 feet 7 inches. The pipes used are cast iron, lead and galvanized iron, sizes from 3-4 to 3 in.


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2


6


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


METERS.


Twenty-seven meters have been added this year, the total number now in use is as follows :


Sizes


Name


Total


1 in. | 3-4 in.|5-8 in.


Crown piston


2


54


56


Empire piston


42


42


Hersey disc


1


34


35


Lambert disc


2


2


Niagara disc


21


10


31


Trident disc


2


2


Nash disc


1


4


Union rotary


1


1


Columbia turbine


1


1


Elevator indicator


1


1


Total, .


10 |


4 |


21 |


150


175


7


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


SYNOPSIS OF THE PUMPING RECORDS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1902.


1902


Total pumping time per


month


Total amount of coal used


per month


Average amount of coal


used per day


Total number gallons wa-


ter pumped per month


Average number gallons


water pumped per day


Gals water pumped to 1 1b.


coal used while pumping


Month


Hrs| Min.


Lbs.


Lbs


Gallons


Gallons


Gals


January


39


45


21,252


.686


3,019,730


97,410


.346


February


30


5


17,353


.620


2,173,599


77,628


.350


March


30


17,707


.571


2,206,190


71,167


.329


April


38


45


17,769


.592


2,968,140


95,746


.317


May


53


21,248


.685


4,018,450


129,627


.322


June


72


20


28,242


.941


5,695,210


189,840


.304


July


72


45


26,882


.868


5,201,903


167.803


.293


August


56


15


20,477


.660


3,998,577


128,986


.338


September


52


10


20,691


.690


3,351,860


111,728


.258


October


44


15


17,179


.554


2,779,799


89,671


.276


November


41


30


17,098


.570


2,494,846


83,161


.301


December


36


15


20,542


662


2,206,149


71,166


.258


Total for year


567|


5


246440


40,114,453


Daily av. for yr.


.675


109,902


Amount of coal consumed during the year 110 tons 40 lbs. The buildings and machinery at the pumping station are in good condition. The boilers have been inspected quarterly by the Mutual Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company. Respectfully submitted, Edmund A. Russell, Engineer., Ipswich, January 12, 1903.


8


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


I. LIST OF BILLS AND AMOUNTS PAID FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1902.


NO


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMTS.


ACCOUNT APPLIED TO


1|Prince A Allen


services to Jan 4


$16 50| 60


mainten'ce 66


2 Frank T Goodhue, 3 John W Goodhue 66 66


supplies 66


1 54 mainten'ce 85 services


American Ex Co


express


20


5B&MRR


freight


40


mainten'ce


6 Thos A Howe


teaming


50 66


7 Thos Scahill


labor on wires


2 10 66


8 Boston Belting Co


1 pr acid mittens


1 84 66


9 Prince A Allen 66 66


fares


50 66


telephone


8 39


66


services Jan 18


16 50


fares


60


12 Freeman C Coffin


services on filters


71 43 filter


13 National Meter Co


repairing meter


2 75 rep. servi's


14 Prince A Allen


service to Jan 25


16 50 mainten'ce 50 66


15 Ebin R Smith


office supplies


4 56 66


16 John Cronin


labor


70 reps servi's


17 N J Bolles


5 gals gasoline


80 services


18 Prince A Allen


services to Feb 1 fares


16 50 mainten'es 60


19|Olive P Smith, P M 20 Charles S Tyler .6


labor 66'


25 services


21|Prince A Allen 66


services to Feb 8 fares


60 66


22 Bos Steam Spec Co


cotton· waste


9 38


23 National Meter Co


repairing meter


3 25 reps servi's


24 Prince A Allen


services to Feb 15


16 50


mainten'ce


66


fares


4 galls oil


48 services


services to Jan 11


16 50


10 John A Blake 11 Prince A Allen 66


fares


stamps


5 00


1 00


66


16 50 mainten'es


1


9


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


NO


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMTS.


ACCOUNT APPLIED TO -


Prince A Allen 25|A H Plouff


fares supplies


$


60| mainten'ce


1 92


66


66


85 services


66


90 filter


26 Prince A Allen


services to Feb 22


16 50 mainten'ce


fares


30


66


27


A H Plouff


meter


8 00 services


28 Walter E Lord


expenses


2 30 mainten'ce


29 Geo H W Hayes


services


2 00 66


30


Adams & Co


prin & int on bonds services to Mar 1


16 50


66


32 Jackson Ex Co 66


express


15


66


66


services


33 Prince A Allen


services to Mar 8


16 50 mainten'ce


fares


60


66


34


Fred Campter


18 bor


70


35


A H Plouff


expenses to Salem


96


36


Prince A Allen 66 66


services to Mar 15 fares


16 50


mainten'ce


37 38


B&MRR Prince A Allen 66


fares


50


66


39 Albert Norwood


labor


3 50


40 Geo A Schofield


annual reports


101 50


41 Olive P Smith, P M


envelopes


11 20


66


42 Albert Norwood 43 Prince A Allen


labor


7 95


66


66


50


66


Cot & W M M In Co insurance


40 42


66


Prince A Allen 66


services to April 5 fares


50


46 J Albert Norwood


labor


9 00


66


48 Bos Steam Spec Co


pipe and fittings


45 16 services


49B &MRR


freight


2 66


50 Pirrin Seaman & Co exploders


51


Albert D Mallard 66


teaming 66


15


66


52B &MRR


freight


65


labor


4 50 mainten'ce


iead pipe


56 54 services


66


mileage book


10 00


66


services to Mar 22


16 50


151 92 66


31


Prince A Allen 66


fares


50


1 55 rep. servi's 50


44 45


17 00


47 |M T Davison


supplies for pumps


5 50


1 93 mainten'ce


75 services


53 |J Albert Norwood 54|National Lead Co


services to Mar 29 fares


16 50


50


10


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


NO.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT .


AMTS.


ACCOUNT [APPLIED TO


65|Prince A Allen 66


services to April 12/5 17 00|manten'ce


fares 1


60


66


56B &MRR Co


freight


25 services


57


Fred Campter 66


labor


4 00 66


66


4 00 mainten'ce


58 Arthur Thuot


66


4 00 services


59


Charles McIntire


66


2 00


66


2 60 rep pip line


60 Alexander Moron 66


66


1 00 mainten'ce


66


4 00 services


61 J Albert Norwood


66


1 50


62 Prince A Allen 66


services to April 19


17 00 mainten'ce 40


63 Bos Steam Spec Co 64G H W Hayes


services


3 00 mainten'ce


65 Prince A Allen 66


services to April 26 fares printing freight 66


25


66 Geo A Schofield


10 00 66


67


B &MRR 66


25


66 69 services 66


68 A H Plouff 66 69 Bos Steam Spec Co 70 Pirrin Seamans & Co 71 Everett Guilford


fittings coupling reset labor


1 50


1 50 rep pip lin


66


6 00 services


72|Fred Campter 66


66


8 40 services


78 Alexander Moran 66


66


8 00 services


74 Charles McIntire


8 00 66


75 Ezra Bushman


66


8 00


66


1 80 rep pip lin


76 Everett Guilford 66


66


3 00 mainten'ce


77 Prince A Allen 66


service to May 3


17 00 20


66


78 Ezra Bushman


3 00 services


79|Fred Campter 80 Alexander Moran


66


5 00


66


3 00


66


81 A H Plouff


100 ft hose & nozzle


14 80 mainten'ce


supplies 66


5 05


4 85 mainten'ce


10 80 services 1 35 mainten'ce


1 80 rep pip lin


66


1 80 66


6 00 services


66


fares labor


17 00 66


fittings


65 70 services


fares


2 00 66


11


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


NO


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMTS.


ACCOUNT APPLIED, TO


82|Charles McIntire 83 Nat'l Meter Co


labor


$ 5 00|services


3 05 reps. serv's


84 John W Goodhue


6 23 mainte' nce


85 Everett G Damon


13 90 66


86 Bos Steam Spec C'o 87 Buffalo Meter Co


pipe and fittings 2 Niagara meters repairing meters


12 80


88 Amer Ex Co


express 66


2 94 reps. serv's 45 services 55 mainte' nce


89 Jackson Ex Co


1 10


65 services


90


Agawam Stables


teams


2 50 reps. sery's 1 50 rp pipe line 12 00 services 8 50 mainte' nce 17 00 66 20


91 Prince A Allen 66 92 93 Charles MeIntire Fred Campter 94 Everett Guilford


labor


12 40 services


66


10 40 66


:6


7 50 1 50 mainte' nce


9.


B & MR R Co


freight


25 services


9C Prince A Allen


services to May 17 fares


17 00 mainte' nce 40 6 00


97 |Everett Guilford


labor


3 00 services


98 99 Alexander Moran


100


Bos Steam Spec Co


3-4 S & W cocks labor


4 50 mainte' nce


10: CE Brown & Son


gravel and teaming


1 10 rp pipe line 2 64 reps. serv's 6 75 filters


103 Hersey M'f'g Co 104 Everett Guilford


repairing meters labor


1 80 mainte 'nce 17 00 40 66


106 Simon McGinnis


107


108 Alexander Moran


2 60 services


109 Prince A Allen


services to May 31. fares labor


1 80|services


111 Everett Guilford


2 25


66


repairs meter supplies labor


40 63 services


66


66


66


services to May 10 fares


1 00


8 10


66


101 Fred Campter


105 Prince A Alien


services to May 24 fares labor


5 70 reps. res'vr 6 00


17 00 mainte' nce 50 66


110| Peter Burnord


Fred Campter


3 00


122


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


NO


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMTS.


ACCOUNT APPLIED TO


112


Everett Guilford Charles A Dorr


labor


$ 1 20|maint'nce


2 00


113


Alexander Moran


66


7 40 service


114


Fred Campter 66


66


4. 40 reps. res'r


115 M. J Judge


66


136 67


66


116


Town, highway dept


dept. use of team teams


3 50 services


117


David A Grady


4 00 maint'nce


14 00 services


66


1 50 filters


118 American Ex Co


express


35 res. serv's


119


Prince A Allen


services to June 7


17 00 maint'nce 40


120 Everett Guilford 66


labor 66


4 50 services


121


Charles W Badger


asph. varnish


2 70 maint' nce


122|Simon McGinnis


labor


4 30 reps. resv.


123 Bos Steam Spec Co


aluminum paint


2 80 maint 'nce


124|Old Colony Trust Co interest


2940 00 int. bonds


125 David Low


labor


8 40 maint' nce


126 Prince A Allen 66


services to June 14


17 00 40 66


127|Everett Guilford 66


labor 66


9 12 66


128 Bos Steam Spec Co


paint freight


1 40 maint 'nce 69 |services 70


131 Fred Campter


. .


1 80


66


2 00 maint' nce


132 |Everett Guilford


1


133 Prince A Allen


services to June 21 fares


17 00 maint' nce 40


134|Nat'l Meter Co


3 Empire meters


31 20 services


135 Charles W Badger


asph. varnish


4 50 maint' nce


136 Buffalo Meter Co


19 20 services


137 Agawam Stables 66


138 Fred Campter


labor


3 40 66


139 Charles McIntire


3 40 services


140 Everett Guilford 66


66


75


6 00 maint' nce


141 Prince A Allen


services to June 28


17 00


66


fares


3 45 services


129B & MRR


130 Alexander Moran


Jabor


6 00 66


3 00 services


66


3 Niagara meters teams 66


4 00


66


1 50 maint' nce


1 40


66


fares


3 00


13


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


NO


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMTS.


ACCOUNT APPLIED TO


Prince A Allen


142


17 00


50


143 Everett Guilford


labor


3 00


1 50 services


66


66


66


3 00


6 00 mainte' nce


145 Prince A Allen 66


services to July 12 fares


17 00 50


146


John W Goodhue 66


supplies


3 59 34 services 45


147 B & MRR


frieght labor


5 40 rep reser'v.


149 Alexander Moran


2 40 services


156 Charles McIntire


66


4 00 4 00


151 Fred Campter 15% Prince A Allen 66


services to July 19 fares


40 60


153 A HI Plouff


trav ex & rub'r s'tps labor


5 00 50


66


155 Bos Steam Spec Co supplies


150 Nat'l Lead Co


157


Everett Guilford 66


66


158 E G Damon


159 Parsons Bros


66


2 00


160 Bos Steam Spec Co fittings


9 75 services


161 T F Cogswell


paint


162


Prince A Allen 66


fares


labor


2 00 services


2 00


80 mainte' nce


165


Everett Guilford


3 00


1 50 services


166 Prince A Allen


services to Aug 2


fares


labor


1 70 rp pipe line 1 20 mainte 'nce


169|David A Grady


teams


8 00 66


66


13 00|services


170 Aug J Barton


services


3 00 mainten'ce


66


3 00 filters


144


66


fares services to July 5 fares


+0|mainten'ce


154 J A Morey


lead pipe labor


28 14 services 4 50 4 50 mainte' nce 12 43


services to July 26


1 88|mainte' nce 17 00 50 66


163 Wm Girard 164 Fred Campter


17 00 mainte' nce 50


167 Fred-Campter 168 John W Goodhue


supplies


17 00 mainte' nce


148 Simon McInnis


14


WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.


NO


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMTS.


ACCOUNT APPLIED TO


171|Boston & Maine R R|freight


69|services


172|A H Plouff


hitch post


2 50 mainten'ce


173 Charles A Dorr


labor


2 00 rep reser'r


174|T B Fall & Son


coal


146 30 inainten'ce 66


175


Wm PR oss


labor


5 00


176|Jackson Express Co 66


express 66


5 00 rep resev'r 90 mainten'ce 40 services


177


Buffalo Meter Co


6 3-4 Niagara meters services to Aug 9


39 60 17 00 50


mainten'ce


179 A H Plouff


salary to Sept 1 66


50 00


181 C W Brown


salary to July 1


125 00


183 Geo A Schofield


14 00


66


184 M Newman


5 44


185 Charles McIntire


6 06


services


186|Fred Campter


66


6 40


187 Alexander Moran


6 00


· 188 Leon Burnish


189 Prince A Allen


services to Aug 16 fares


50


66


190 Thomas A Howe


teaming 66


25 services


191|A D Mallard


66


1 00


192 B & M R R Co


freight


96


66


193 Charles McIntire


labor


4 00


194 Leon Burnish


66


7 00




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