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MANNING SCHOOL FUND FOR YEAR 'ENDING
DECEMBER 31, 1903.
RECEIPTS.
Balance January 1st. 1903 . -
$ 215 87
Sale of 7 Boston Steel and Iron Bonds . 7000 00
Sale of 2 N K Cotton Yarn Bonds 2000 00 Austin Measures, rent 104 17
John Fannon, rent 8 00
Interest from Investments
1887 12
Town of Ipswich as per contract
1720 00. :
Sundry sales . 1 20
Total
$12936 36
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
EXPENDITURES.
John P Marston, salary as Principal 10 mos. . $ 1200 00
Miss E G Gardner, salary as assistant 10 mos 400 00
Walter Sheppard, salary as janitor 10 mos 275 00
Walter Sheppard, extra labor 11 74
Town of Ipswich, water rates school and Master's house 64 90
J L Hammatt, repairing blackboards 38 40
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co, rent of safe . 10 00
George Plouff, labor on electric bells
50
Thomas Scahill, labor on wires
1 35
S F Canney, lumber
3 70
Theo F Cogswell, paint and paper
20 41
Soar & Sheppard, painting 64 07
H F Tonge, labor . 27 95
J W Goodhue, supplies 9 29
256 98
Theo F Cogwell, paint and paper, Master's house .
3 90
J H Lakeman, painting flag staff 5 00
J F Wippich, repairing clock . 1 00
Interest on debt of $7000 at 4 pc 280 00
Damon Heirs, real estate for Colonial Building 2400 00
Daniel Safford, expense purchasing Damon B'Id'g
25 00
Chas. A Sayward, making and recording deeds .
5 40
Salem Gazette, advertising .
1 00
Ipswich Chronicle, advertising
1 25
John W Nourse, surveying
5 00
Sundry bills for labor on cellar Colonial Building
1087 48
Boston & Maine Railroad, freight .
23 40
T A Howe, teaming
11 00
Agawam Stables, teaming 185 75
· Town of Ipswich, use of pump
1 50
Waldo Brothers, cement .
165 00
A J Barton, sharpening drills
10 15
John S Glover, cement . 32 00
John W Goodhue, supplies 9 94
C C Caldwell, coal
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Theo F Cogswell, drain pipe
$ 96 35
Josephine W Cliapman, architect 200 00
W W Dennis, architect 10 00
E A Abbott, acct. contract 2000 00
Total . .
$8944 41
Cash on hand January 1st, 1904 . 3991 95 0 .
Total
$12936 36
MANNING SCHOOL FUND FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1904.
RECEIPTS.
Balance January 1st, 1904 $3991 95
Sale of 1 United Electric Securities Bond . 1030 00
Sale of 8 Peoria & Eastern Railway Bonds 7650 00
Town of Ipswich, as per contract
1900 00
Interest from investments 1112 50
Sundry sales
23 64
Total . $15708 09
EXPENDITURES.
John P Marston, salary princ'l .High School, 12 mos. $1440 00
Miss E G Gardner, ass't 480 00
Walter Sheppard, janitor 66
330 00
Walter Sheppard, extra labor
17 85
Geo E Farley, Treasurer, salary from July 1, 1903 to Jan 1, 1905 . 225 00
Kidder, Peabody & Co, commission selling bonds 11 20
Josephine W Chapman, architect, schoolhouse
21 30
Ed Perkins Lumber co, lumber
130 98
A H Plouff, repairs . 71 18
J F Wippich, repairing clock 1 00
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust co, rent of safe 10 00
John M Dunnels, repairs schoolhouse 37 78
Henry F Tonge, 2 34
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F R Schaller, tuning pianos . $ 3 00
Thomas Scahill repairs . 5 00
J W Goodhue, supplies .
33 50
Ipswich Gaslight co, gas
10 50
C C Caldwell, coal .
297 99
Walker & Pratt Mfg co, repairing furnace
62 00
Geo W Plouff, repairs
9 50
Agawam Stables, teaming ashes, school and Master's house
14 00
Town of Ipswich, water department
59 02
Town of Ipswich, taxes .
94 08
Interest on debt of $7000 00 at 4 p c .
280 00
Josephine W Chapman, architect Colonial Building
64 25
Cogswell & Safford, insurance, 66
66
240 00
E A Abbott, acet contract,
66
8798 36
A J Barton, granite and labor,
66
16
40 33
J W Goodhue, supplies,
66
66
21 26
John A Brown, bricks,
66
66
105 30
H H Harvey, drills,
66
66
7 40
S F Canney, lumber,
66
66
141 20
Burdette, Williams co, hardware,
66
66
130 09
Chas W Brown, piping,
66
80 00
Town of Ipswich, concrete and edgestones
23 55
Austin L Lord, mason work
66
169 71
Town of Ipswich, use of drills and pump
66
14 20
A II Plouff, plumbing
66
489 27-
John S Glover, cement,
66
37 50
John M Dunnels, tinning roof
66
150 74
Thomas P Thomas, slating roof
66
403 00
B & M R R freight .
17 10
Soar & Sheppard, painting .
435 14
Waldo Bros, cement .
41 57
Albert S Brown, gravel
2 00
E G Damon, labor .
1 60
Teaming
3 35
Theo F Cogswell, paint
174 33
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Theo F Cogswell, drain pipe
$14 70
Sundry bills for labor 162 11
Total
$15415 23
Cash on hand January 1st 1905
292 86
$15708 09
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MANNING SCHOOL FUND.
Par Value
5-$1000 Detroit Southern R R 1st mortgage bonds $5000 00 12-$1000 Peoria & Eastern RR 1st 66 12000 00 66
5-$1000 Mexican Central Ry bonds 5000 00
1-$1000 Passaic Steel Co bonds 1000 00
2 -- $1000 New England Brick Co bonds 2000 00
$25000 00
January 14, 1905, I visited the vaults of the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. in company with Mr George E Farley and examined the' above securities belonging to the Manning School Fund. The sum of these securities together with the amounts invested in the Master's house, and Colonial Building, less $7000 from the R H Manning fund, make up the Manning School Fund, viz:
Securities as above $25000 00
Invested in Master's house . 7000 00
66 " Colonial Building 18038-28
50038 28
Less cash from R II Manning Fund . 7000 00
Total $43038 28
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
R II MANNING FUND FOR YEAR ENDING JAN. 1st, 1905
RECEIPTS.
Manning School Fund, int on $7000 at 4 p c $280 00
Interest from bonds 245 00
Total $525 00
There have been no expenditures from this fund for several years. The condition of the fund, the securities of which are kept in the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co's vaults, January 14, 1905, was as follows:
Par Value
4-$1000 Passaic Steel Co bonds . $4000 00
3-$1000 Chicago & No Mich R R Co Ist mort bonds 3000 00
1-$1000 Chicago Terminal Tran Co 6 66 66
1000 00
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank 527 82
Loaned to Manning School Fund . 7000 00
Total $15527 82
HEARD FUND OF IPSWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER 23, 1904.
RECEIPTS.
Balance Nov 24, 1903 . $560 02
B & M R R rental to Fitchburg R R 50 00
Boston & Lowell R R, dividend 264 00
Boston & Maine R R, 66 210 00
No Pacific-Great Northern R R bonds, coupons . 120 00
Am Bell Telephone Co bonds, coupons 120 00
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R R bonds, coupons
35 00
Cash from fines on books
4 75
Cash from Treadwell fund, temporary loan 100 00
Cash from Treadwell fund for library expenses . 700 00
Total $2163 77
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
EXPENDITURES.
Miss Lydia A Caldwell, librarian, salary for 1904 . $ 600 00 66 66 66 incidentals . 3 35
Walter Sheppard, janitor, salary for 1904 150 00
Thomas H Lord, treasurer,
66 66
50 00
66 66 66 car fare, express, etc . 16 39
Ipswich Gaslight Co, gas . 38 45
Chas W Brown, repairing lights 1 50
14 00
Brewster Bros, insurance 49 91
C C Caldwell, coal . 105 60
Frederick A Swan, electric light fixtures
22 63
Wakefield Rattan Co, carpet .
32 70 25
Boston Transcript Co, newspapers
9 00
Scarborough Co, inaps , .
3 00
De Wolfe, Fiske & ('o, books
16 39
F J Barnard, binding books 15 45
10 00
J P Marston, car fares .
1 00
Chas S Tyler, repairing clock .
2 00
A H Plouff, brushes, etc .
1 60
1 United Electric Light and Power Co, Baltimore bond
952 38
Total $2095 60
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68 17
$2163 77
HEARD FUND.
COST $58446 25
MARKET VALUE
33 shares B & L R R Corp ...
35 shares B & M R R preferred stock 10 shares Fitchburg R R Co pref'd st'k 3 Am Bell Telephone Co 4 p c bonds 1 C B & Q railroad co's 31-2 pc bond 1 Un Elec It & p'r co Bal 4 1-2 p c bond
5117 75
6230 00
1200 00
1450 00
3113 67
3000 00
943 08 960 00
952 38
952 38
Town of Ipswich, water rates
B & M R R, freight on carpet
Henry A Fenn, rent of safe
Cash on hand Nov 23, 1904 .
$8019 00
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3 No Pac-Gt Nor railroad 4 p c bond
2829 24
3000 00
1 Lombard Western Mortgage bond . 500 00 Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank . 1000 00
200 00
1000 00
$21502 37
$24811 38
21502 37
Net gain
$3309 01
TREADWELL FUND OF IPSWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR YEAR ENDING JANUARY 19, 1905.
RECEIPTS.
$1048 10
Balance Jan 18, 1904
Boston & Providence R R
dividends 250.00
Boston & Albany RR
66
218 75
Old Colony R. R.
66
210 00
Maine Central R R 66
175 00
Vermont & Massachusetts R R. 66
150 00
Eastern R R bond, coupon .
60 00
American Bell Tell co bond,
60 00
Fostoria refunding, Ohio « 66
20 00
Boston & Maine Railroad, rental to Fitchburg railroad 250 00
Ileard Fund, temporary loan returned . 100 00
J P Marston, cash for book
4 25
Total
$2546 10
EXPENDITURES.
Essex Publishing co,
books 48 00
N J Bartlett & co,
92 16
De Wolfe, Fiske & co 66
52 82
W B Clark & co,
66 32 32
The Grumeaux News and Subscription co, magazines 62 35 -
Thomas HI Lord, salary as treasurer for 1904 . 50 00
Temporary loan to Heard Fund 100 00
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Cash to Heard Fund for Library expenses . 700 00
Total $1137 65
Cash on hand January 19, 1905 .
1408 45
$2546 10
TREADWELL FUND.
Cost
Mkt Value
$7250 00 30 66 Old Colony 66 5215 50 6210 00
25 66 Boston & Providence railroad Cor
6299 25 7650 00
25 Vermont & Mass railroad .
3460 00
4300 00
25 66 Maine Central railroad .
3082 53 4300 00
25 66 Boston & Albany railroad
4990 00 6450 00
1 Eastern railroad co 6 p c bond .
1000 00
1030 00
1 County of Comanche, Kansas, 6 p c bond
1000 00
*1000 00
1 Hartford Township, Kansas, 7 p e bond .
500 00
* 500 00
1 City of Fostoria, Ohio, 4 p c bond
532 83
* 500 00
1 Am Tel & Telg co, 4 p c bond .
995 00
970 00
1 Lombard Western Mortgage bonil
500 00
200 00
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank
1000 00
1000 00
$33075 11 $41360 00
[*With Interest.]
$ 33075 11
Net gain .
$8284 89
The Heard and Treadwell Funds are also kept in the vaults of the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co., and were examined by me Feb 7, 1905, in the presence of Mr Thomas HI Lord, and fourd as above stated.
In conclusion, permit me to take this opportunity to thank the various Town Officials and the Trustees of the several funds, and all others with whom I have come in contact, for the kind atten- tion and courteous treatment of me while engaged in my duties. James Damon, Auditor.
Feb. 11, 1905.
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50 shares Fitchburg railroad co ref'd stock, $4500 00
TOWN OF IPSWICH.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
- OF THE
WATER
- AND -
MUNICIPAL
LIGHTING
COMMISSIONERS
IASS
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IMSal
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I.SA.
THE BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 1687
FOR THE YEAR 1904.
Ipswich, mass .: Chronicle Motor Print. 1905.
OFFICERS OF THE WATER AND MUNICIPAL LIGHTING COMMISSIONERS.
COMMISSIONERS.
GEO. A. SCHOFIELD, Chairman,
Term expires 1906
WILLIAM H. RAND,
66
1908
GEO. H. W. HAYES,
66
1907
CLERK.
CHARLES M. KELLY,
Office, First National Bank
Manager Electric Light,
Geo. A. Schofield
Chief Engineer, Electric Light,
Edmund A. Russell
Electrician, Electric Light,
John H. Clark 1. William P. Gould
Foreman Water Department,
OFFICE OF WATER BOARD, ROOM 4, TOWN HOUSE Meetings held every Monday at 7:30 P. M.
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
REPORT OF
THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
To the Voters of Ipswich :---
The Commissioners respectfully submit their eleventh an- nual report, for the year ending December 31st, 1904.
In the early part of 1904 an Act was passed in the Legisla- ture abolishing the Board of Water Commissioners, and estab- lishing in their place a new board, called the Ipswich Water and Municipal Light Commissioners. In April, 1904, at a special election, a new board was elected by the Town, under that Act, to take charge of the Water and Electric Lighting Departments. The object of this change was to enable the Town to make a saving in the running expenses of both departments by running them as one department. Under the law, the expenses of each department must be kept seperate from the other. Upon exam- ination of the reports of previous years, it was found that the Water Department had been paying for engineer, fireman, coal, oil, waste, etc. about $2000 a year. In 1903 $2357.86 was paid. In addition to the work at the station, the engineer and fireman did additional work about Town, and we estimated that if the Water Department allowed the Electric Lighting Department $1500 a year for engineer, fireman, coal, oil, waste, etc. that it would be a fair amount. That plan was adopted and a compari- son of the figures of 1903 and 1904, will show that the Water
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
- Department did not get the worst of the bargain, for the entire cost of the Water Department in 1904 for the same items that cost the department $2357.86 in 1903, was only $2003.36 in 1904. That the Town is a gainer by running the two departments to- gether is shown by a comparison of the amount of coal used in 1903 and 1904. In 1903 there was 128 tons of coal used to pump 48,294,221 gallons of water, while in 1904 it took only 76 tons to pump 43,780,214 gallons of water. This differance was caused of course by the fact that the fires were kept up by the electric department and it took less coal than it would to get up steam each time it was necessary to pump.
There has been very little, if any, complaint about the quali- ty of the water this year.
Extensions of the mains have been added on Agawam ITeights, on the Essex Road and on Locust street. The pipe has been purchased and an extension will be put in this spring on Fruit street. We are confident also that there are enough takers to guarantee the extension of the main from Glover's corner to Mr Hudgen's house on East street. We estimate the receipts for 1905 to be $9000, and the disbursements $12,710.91 as follows: Sinking fund $2,890.91; Maintenance $3,200; Services $500; Interest on Bonds $6,120.
In regard to the appropriations, we feel that while the amount needed will be about the same as last year, that the ap- propriations should be made on a different plan, and will submit a new plan at the annual meeting which we feel will give this department the credit due it for water supplied.
Respectfully submitted, Geo. A. Schofield, Water and William H. Rand, Geo. H. W. Hayes, Commissioners.
Municipal Lighting
Ipswich, Jan. 1, 1905.
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT. 5
ENGINEER'S REPORT.
To the Board of Water Commissioners :
Gentlemen : Following is the report for the year ending, December 31, 1904.
MAIN PIPES.
During the year the following extensions of mains have been laid :
Essex Road, from house of S. C. Gordon to house of Albin Spute, 488 feet of 6 inch pipe and one hydrant. From Wayne Avenue to house of Oscar Ewing, 548 feet of 4 inch pipe and 1 hydrant. Locust Road, 1240 feet of 6 inch pipe and 174 feet of 2 inch pipe and 2 hydrants.
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 .
41,897
4 inch .
804
2 inch .
579
Total 82,485-15 miles, 3,385 feet.
STREET GATES.
Total number now set is .
HYDRANTS. 138
They all are in good working order, the total now set is as follows :
Town . 143
Private . 12
Total, 155
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
SERVICE PIPES.
Seventeen services have been added this year. Total number of services connected with works to date, 733. Number discon- tinued this year 3
Number of families using water on Jan. 1, 1905
.
822 Number of faucets sealed Jan.1, 1905 31
5 services are shut off at the sidewalk. These do not include services supplying sillcocks 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.
Year
No. of ser- vices added
Town
Private
Total
Ft. In.
Ft. In.
In.
1894
181
4,470
4
2,771
2
Ft. 7,241
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
1903
19
800
1
1,589
1
2,389
2
1904
17
367
5
263
2
630
7
11
733
17,931
7
25,544 9
43,476
6
Total 43,476 feet, 6 in. 8 miles, 1236 feet, 6 inches. The pipes used are cast iron, lead and galvanized iron, sizes from 3/4 inch to 3 inches.
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
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METERS.
Twelve meters have been added this year, the total number now in use is as follows :
Name
Sizes
Tot.
|1 1/2 in. | 1 in.|
3/4 in.| 5/g in.|
Crown Piston .
3
53
56
Empire Piston
1
43
44
Hersey Disc .
2
36
38
Lambert Disc .
1
1
Niagara Disc
1
48
16
65
Nash Disc .
4
4
Union Rotary
1
1
Elevator Indicator
1
1
Worthington
L
1
Columbia
1
1
Total .
2
| 7|
48 | 155
1 212
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PUMPING RECORDS FOR TIIE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1904.
1904
Total pumping time per
month.
Total amount of coal used
per month.
Average amount of coal
used per day.
Total number gallons water
pumped per month.
Average number gallons
water pumped per day.
Gals. water pumped to 1 lb. coal used while pumping.
Month
Hrs | Min.
Lbs.
Lbs.
Gallons
Gallons
Gal.
January
42
13,112
.423
3,000,972
96,806
.291
February
47
30
15,406
.531
3,226,339
111,253
.273
March
52
15
14,786
.477
3,562,924
114,933
.318
April
38
45
10,195
.340
2,607,087
86,902
.334
May
45
36
12,291
.396
3,162,339
102,010
.347
June
63
30
16,486
.550
4,290,133
143,004
.333
July
56
30
14,260
.460
3,915,072
126,292
.854
August .
69
45
17,700
.571
4,969,155
160,295
.352
September
65
17,627
.588
4,620,364
154,012
.345
October.
51
15
13,654
.440
3,493,711
112,700
.347
November
45
30
11,194
.373
3,072,872
102,429
.384
December
58
45
13,585
.438
3,859,246
124,491
.894
Total for year
636
15
170,296
48,780,214|
Daily av. for yr.
465
119,618
Amount of coal consumed during the year, 76 tons, 50 lbs.
" wood 66
66
' 1-2 cord.
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
I. LIST OF BILLS AND AMOUNTS PAID FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1904.
NO.
PAID TO
FOR WHAT
AMTS.
ACCOUNT APPLI'D TO
1 |Chas W Bamford
$50 00|maint'ance
2 William Glen
salary for 1903 labor
5 75
66
3 Thomas Scahill
66
4 00
66
4 William Glen
66
2 25
66
5 Boston St Spec co
1 in corp. cóck
3 07 services
6 Thomas A Howe
teaming
7. John A Blake
telephone
1 00 rep service 54 maint'ance
8 Arthur W Conant
labor
60
66
9 Boston Chad Ld co
1/4 in tin pipe
2 88 services
10|William Glen
labor
11 62 maint'ance 66
12 A H Plouff
supplies
3 50
66
13|Ned L Harris
teaming
2 40
66
14|( W Brown -
salary to March 1
16 67
.6
15|W H Rand
66
66
16 67
16 A H Plouff
66
66
16 67
66
17|C Chester Cald well
3 50
66
18 Boston St Spec co
Niagara meters
36 25
services
19 American Ex co
express
40
66
20 Edwin M Poole
labor
4 00 rep service
21 William Glen
66
8 37 maint'ance
22 Enos Manthorn
66
50
66
23 (' W Brown
cotton waste
5 00
66
24 Mark Newman
labor
20 10 rep service 40 services
26 W P Gould
labor
6 00 maint'ance
27 William Glen
19 19
66
28 William Noonan
66
8 65 rep service
29 Fred Campter
66
5 25
66
30 W E Garrette
2 50 |services
31 George Scott
66
4 60
32 William Glen
6 00
33 William Noonan
4 80
34B & MRR
freight
1 57
35 Maynard Whittier
labor
10 75 maint'ance
36 A W Coners
8 60
pipe line
37
Alex Mcclellan
66
9 60
38 Bruno Huberdian
11 10
39|Harry L Douett
9 70
66
11 Edward Bod well
20
pine limbs
25 American Ex co
express
66
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
NO.
PAID TO
FOR WHAT
AMTS.
ACCOUNT APPLI'D TO
40| Edward white
labor
$ 8 60 pipe line
41 Howard Andrews
66
11 00
66
42 Mark Morelle
66
9 40
66
43 |James Hickock
66
8 50
66
44
Fred Campter
8 50
66
45
Joseph Churette
66
8 50
66
46 Vitol Thuot
66
8 50
66
47 John Morris
66
8 50
66
48 W H Ready
66
11 00
66
49
C Dupray
66
10 00
66
50 Frank Howe
66
4 40
.
66
51
William Noonan
66
3 76
66
52 John H Baker
66
10 20
pipe line
53 Chad-Boston lead co pig lead and pipe 66 66 66
36 25 services
54 Boston St Spec co
6 00 pipe line
55
Thomas A Howe
1 75 maint'ance
56|A D Mallard 66 66
66
2 35 pipe line
66 66
65
15 services
57 Albert S Brown
gravel
1 70 rep pip line 44 services
59|A W Connells
labor
2 10 pipe line
60 Alex Mcclellan
66
9 20
66
61 Bruno Huberdean
66
7 20 66
62 Harry L Douett
66
9 20 66
63 Edward White
66
7 20 66
64 Daniel Witham
66
7 20
66
65 66 66
66
8 67
66
67 Mark Moreovelli
66
9 20
66
68|James Hickock
66
9 20
69 Fred Campter
46
8 40
66
70 Joseph Chunette
66
7 20
71 Vitol Thuot
66
7 20
66
72 John Morris
66
7 20
73 W H Ready
66
12 10
66
74|C Dupray
66
12 60
66
75 Frank Howe
66
9 20
66
76 William Noonan
66
10 50
66
77 John Baker
66
12 90
66
78 Daniel McAuley
66
23 05
66
790 W Brown
66
35 45
66
50 80
6 in Globe tee teaming
66
50 rep service
58|B & MRR
freight
66 Howard Andrews
66
9 20
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
NO.
PAID TO
FOR WHAT
AMTS.
ACCOUNT APPLI'D TO
80|A H Plouff
labor supplies fuel
$7 00|pipe line 6 45 maint'ance 5 40 66
81|T B Fall & Son
82 Boston St Sp co
pipe and fittings
83|Charles M Kelly
84 William Noonan
85 George Scott
86 William Glen
66
5 50
66 66
66
15 75 pipe line
.
66 66
66
1 50 maint'ance
87 A H Plouff
14 70 66
88 C W Brown
89|H B Brown
water rate
2 90 water rates 60 rep service 86|pipe line
92 New Eng T & T co
service
11 32 maint'ance
93 Nathaniel Burnham
water pails
30 66 40 pipe line
95 William Glen
labor
6 50 maint'ance
96 William Noonan
2 40 66
97|A D Mallard 66 66
teaming 66
25 pipe line
98 William Noonan
3 08
66
66
2 81 maint'ance
99 William Glen 66 66
66
8 50 pipe line
100 A A Felton
3 08 661
101 Vital Thuort
66
1 32 66
102
Joseph Pelard
6 :
1 32 66
103 Arthur Thuort
66
1 32
66
104|('has McIntire
2 22 maint'ance
105 William Glen 66
66
1 50 services
6.
4 23 maint'ance
107
108 Boston St Spec co
11/4 gate valve
1 95 pipe line 50 00 maint'ance
110 William Ready
labor
1 56
111 William Noonan
1 56
1
112 Clarence Dupray
1 45
113 Napoleon Marcorelli
1 56
114 William Glen
4 25
66
14 70 66
90|L E Willcomb
naphtha
91 J W Goodhue
supplies
94 American Ex co
express
50
66
labor
66
3 88 66
6 25
106 Napoleon Marcorelli William Noonan
1 33
4 23 maint'ance
109| C & W M M Ins co insurance
services to April 23 labor
24 42 pipe line 78 47 maint'ance 5 22 services
3 67 66
salary to April 23 66 66
11
12
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
NO.
PAID TO
FOR
WHAT
AMTS.
ACCOUNT ¡APPLI'D TO
115|Boston St Spec co 66 66
116 Knowlton Rub co
117 Wm B Joy
ring packing teaming
13 13 maint'ance 25 services
5 23 66
118 Napoleon Marcorelli labor 119 William Noonan 66
120 William Glen 66 66
66
6 87 66
1 25'maint'ance
41 41'services
14 70'maint'ance 3 50 66
5 37 services
124 Napoleon Marcorelli
66
66
125 William Noonan
126 Ned L Harris
127 Thomas A Howe
128| William Glen
66
66
1 00 pipe line
66
€6
129 William Noonan
130 Napoleon Marcorelli 66 .6
66
8 57 66
89 pipe line
131 Arthur Thuot
7 23 services
132 Fred Campter
66 interest
2980 00 int. bonds
134 George Spencer
labor
14 00 maint'ance
135| William Glen
66
2 75 66
66
5 75 services 66
136|Napoleon Marcorelli
66
- 3 89
67 maint'ance
137 |Arthur Thuot
66
1 89'services
138 William Noonan
66
2 00
139|John W Goodwin
66
2 00
140 Geo A Schofield
reports and printing
87 65'maint'ance
141 Chad-Boston lead co 1 in lead pipe
142 Napoleon Marcorelli labor
2 00 66
143 William Noonan
6.
2 00 66
144 Electric Light dep't
145 William Glen
66 66
pumping to July 1 labor 66
750 00 maint'ance
1 50 66
3 00 services 60| 66
146|A H Plouff
supplies
66 66
valves and meters 66
$10 38 maint'ance
73 55 services
5 23 66
66
121 Chad-Boston lead co pipe and solder 122 |W H Rand salary to April 23 123|William Glen 66 66 labor 66
66 teaming and freight
3 89 services
3 37 66
2 00 66
teaming labor
10 50 66
66
1 75 maint'ance 67 services
66
5 78
133|0 C Trust co
66
5 23 services
45 maint'ance
4 12 66 2 00 maint'ance
13
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
.
NO.
PAID TO
FOR WHAT
AMTS.
ACCOUNT APPLI'D TO
147|John W Goodhue 66 66
supplies 66
$5 73 maint'ance 90 services
148 Jackson Ex co
66 66
149 John W Goodhue 150 A D Mallard 66 66
gasolene teaming and freight 66
66
55 maint'ance 66 services
151 William Noonan 152 William Glen 66 66
labor 66
1 38 66 27 maint'ance
153 W P Gould
66
14 00 66
154 American Ex co
65 services
155 William Glen
4 95 66
66 66
express labor and freight labor 66
36 pipe line 6 32 maint'ance
156 Arthur Thuot 157 A D Mallard
158 Luther Wait, PM
11 20 maint'ance 2 48 services
160 Arthur Thuot
2 00 66
161 Napoleon Marcorelli
66
2 00 66
162 Charles McIntire
66
2 00 66
163 Henry N Ricker
164 Walworth Man'f co
165 B &MR R
supplies freight labor
5 34 rep pip line
167 Edmund Ready
66
1 11
. 66
168 Arthur Thuot
66
1 54 66 66
169 Napoleon Marcorelli
66
5 34 66 66
170 A D Mallard
4 01 66
66
171 James Ready
3 56 66 66
172 Joseph Shallott
6:
7 23 66
173|J W Goodwin 174 Nuvell Dube
66
7 71
66
66
66
4 00
66
66
175 Henry N Ricker
66
1 00 maint'ance
176 Albert D Mallard
teaming
4 25
freight
7 61
178|W P Gould
labor
4 90
179|Mark Newman
11 90 rep pip line
180|II C Demond & co
repairing stamp
1 63 maint'ance
181 Henry N Ricker
labor
11 00
66
182|W P Gould
labor and freight
7 78
66 66
labor
25 services
-
express
66 25 40 maint'ance 88 services
1 18 66
66
66
5 34 66
3 75 rep pip line
159 William Glen
66 teaming envelopes labor 66
1 00 maint'ance 1 70 36 services 66
166|Fred Campter
.
177 B & MRR
14
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
NO.
PAID TO
FOR WHAT
AMTS.
ACCOUNT APPLI'D TO
183|National Meter co
1 in meter
$20 80|services
184 Cunningham iron co hand hole plates
5 50 maint'ance
185 George Spencer
labor
7 60
186 George Harris
use of land
1 00
66
187 Joseph Chaput
teaming
2 35 services 81 rep pip line
189 William P Gould
labor 66
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