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Respectfully submitted, Geo. A. Schofield, Dan'l S. Appleton, Chas. E. Goodhue,
Assessors of Ipswich.|
Ipswich, Feb. 15, 1906.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
CHARLES W. BAMFORD, TREASURER AND COLLECTOR, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF IPSWICH. DR.
To cash on hand Jan. 1905.
$1326 63
To amt. rec'd tax notes 1905
$24489 17
66
tax notes 1906.
1000 00
temporary loans
6250 00
Corporation tax.
10898 38
National Bank tax
582 67
Street Railroad tax
737. 16
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Georgetown, R & I excise tax
60 13
Boston & Northern
789 00
State Aid.
3112 00
Military Aid.
36 00
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burial indigent soldiers
and
sailors. .
70 00
66
State of Mass., Moth Dept.
441 70
liquor licenses
5404 00
junk dealer's licenses
14 00
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DR.
To amt. rec'd pedlers' licenses. .
$ 10 00
circus license
10 00
66
auctioneers' licenses 4 00
46
sales from farm. .
2349 25
Essex Co., account dog licenses
404 45
Essex Co., account seal bounty .
246 00
16
criminal fines .
234 41
66
rent of hall and court room.
375 50
66
School Dept., transportation
375 00
6.6
interest on taxes
247 33
66
edgestones and concrete
99 66
66
tuition
429 00
66
Town scales
115 64
66
labor Tree Warden Dept ..
122 37
billiard and pool licenses.
32 00
Winthrop school, account piano
119 91
66
cities and towns, Poor account . dirt and gravel . .
17 50
66
labor by Highway Dept ..
43 42
66
personal property, Alfrey estate
57 85
labor, Moth Dept.
11 91
66
refunds
22 18
miscellaneous
24 91
To undrawn orders
1138 56
To 1901 taxes uncollected
11 90
To 1902 taxes uncollected
58 20
To 1903 taxes uncollected
523 26
To 1904 taxes uncollected and addition
6436 47
To 1905 taxes:
State tax
$5200 00
County tax .
4434 02
National Bank tax
423 60
Town tax
42514 76
$52572 38
$120305 46
$121632 09
108 19
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cemetery lots
220 00
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By paid State Aid.
$2946 50
By paid Military Aid
72 00
By paid State Tax. .
5200 00
By paid County Tax
4434 02 442 13
By paid Tax Notes, 1904
11000 00
By paid Tax Notes, 1905
13993 05
By paid Temporary Loans.
6250 00
By paid Interest on Notes.
3089 64
By paid Town Notes: Beach Road .. $ 300 00
Gould's Bridge 500 00
Green St. 66
500 00
Market Street
1000 00
C E Smith .. .
100 00 2400 00
By paid Electric Light Dept., note appropriation
500 00
By paid State of Mass. account liquor licenses
1351 00
By paid Seal Bounty
243 00
By paid Discount on Taxes
704 80
By paid Perpetual Care Account 100 00
By paid Refund 6 95
By Selectmen's 1904 Orders, unpaid
496 99
By Selectmen's 1905 orders
59024 46
By 1901 Taxes uncollected
7 22
By 1901 Taxes abated.
3 00
By 1902 Taxes uncollected .
26 86
By 1902 Taxes abated . 24 48 .
BA 1903 Taxes uncollected
100 80
By 1903 Taxes abated 22 40
By 1904 Taxes uncollected
1375 96
By 1904 Taxes abated
317 40
To 1905 Taxes uncollected
6459 88
By 1905 Taxes abated
168 59
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-$120759 13
Cash on hand
872 96
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This is to certify that I have made monthly audits of the books and accounts of the Town Treasurer and Collector, approving all bills before they were paid. I have also examined the General Bal- ance Sheets of Receipts and Expenditures and compared them with the various books, and I certify that the same are in conformity therewith. I find the cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer, Jan. 22, 1906, to be $872.96. JAMES DAMON, Auditor.
By paid National Bank Tax
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STATEMENT OF TOWN PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE.
Water and Electric Lighting plants.
Town Farm, land and buildings.
Town House, lot and furnishings. Cemeteries.
Five Engine Houses and land.
Ten Schoolhouses and land.
Woodland at Linebrook.
Woodland at Common Fields. Turkey Shore Pasture. Thatch Bank (Great Flats).
Thatch Bank (Third Creek).
Two Gravel Pits, Washington street.
Gravel Pit near J C Carlisle's.
Gravel Pit at Eagle Hill. Pound.
All sand and clam flats, and all other property granted to the inhabitants of Ipswich by the Commoners in 1787, which has not since been sold.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Furniture and other property at Farm.
Fire Engines and Apparatus.
Fire Alarm System. Hearse. Furniture at the Town House. Hay Scales, (2).
Safe for Treasurer and Clerk.
Town Horses, Carts, Barges, Harness, etc. Watering Cart.
Road Machine and other Highway Dept. property. Town Clock.
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STATE AND MILITARY AID.
COMMONWEALTH.
DR.
To amt. due for state aid, Jan. 1, 1905.
$3120 00
“ military aid,
36 00
paid for state aid
1906 2946 50
military aid " 36 00
$6138 50
CR.
By cash received for state aid
$3112 00
66 military aid
36 00
By amt. due for state aid.
2946 50
military aid
36 00
Disallowed state aid.
8 00
$6138 50
DEBT STATEMENT. TOWN OF IPSWICH. DR.
To notes payable. $32140 00
To orders drawn and not paid 1138 56
CR.
By cash in Treasurer's hands, Jan. 1, 1906. . . $ 872 96
Bills due Farm in Treasurer's hands, 1905. . .
561 06
Old bills due Farm in Treasurer's hands. 302 77
Uncollected taxes.
7970 72
Amt due the Town from state aid.
2946 50
66
for military aid.
36 00
burial of soldiers
35 00
66
66
" edgestone work.
109 26
on poor account, 1905. . . .
504 96
66
on poor account, old bills
430 88
66
corporation tax, 1905
2589 31
for street sprinkling 649 60
$17009 02
Total Town debt exclusive of Water and Elec- tric Light indebtedness.
$16,269 54
$33278 56
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Last year, we called attention to the fact that the Treasuer could not pay some of the tax notes, owing to the fact that some of our citizens could not, or did not pay their taxes promptly. Those tax notes have now been paid, but the same condition exists in re- gard to this year's tax notes. These notes are issued in anticipation of the taxes, and unless the taxes are paid the notes must remain unpaid at the close of the year, and for a few months in the suc- ceeding year. We have paid off $2400 00 of the standing notes of the Town this year making that much reduction in the indebtedness of the Town,
The financial condition of the Town Jan. 1, 1906, was as follows:
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1906 $ 872 96
Bills due town Jan. 1, 1906. 16136 06
Total
$17009 02
Less undrawn orders $ 1138 56
Less tax notes due 12000 00
$13138 56
Balance in favor of Town $3870 46
While the highway department is not in charge of the Select- men, we feel that in view of the fact that the material found in most of the gravel pits in the centre of the Town is unfit to put on our roads, especially those roads over which there is a large amount of travel with heavy teams, it may not be out of place for us to suggest to the Town that the time has come for the purchase of a road roller, and for the use of broken stone on many of our high- ways. As the Town has not been compelled to expend much for snow this year, it would seem that it might be a good opportunity to use the money saved, for the purchase of a steam roller. It would seem also, that it might be well for the Town to appoint a committee to ascertain if a suitable ledge can be found from which stone could be secured for crushing, and if so, it would be well to purchase a stone crusher also. In our last report we called atten- tion to the fact that although the Town has authorized the Select- men to purchase a watering cart, no definite motion had been pass- ed fixing the proportion of cost for sprinkling to be paid by the abuttors on each side of the streets sprinkled, but the Town neglect-
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ed to fix the proportion and we have not sent out bills for that rea- son. The Town should take action at the coming meeting, fixing the rate.
An appropriation was made at the annual meeting for the pur- pose of planting shell fish, but it was found that large areas of flats had been seeded in by nature, and at a meeting of the clammers, called by the Selectmen, it was decided that it was not necessary to expend the money last year.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE A. SCHOFIELD, Selectmen CHARLES E. GOODHUE, CHARLES G. HULL, of Ipswich.
Ipswich, Mass,, Jan. 1st, 1906.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1906.
The Board of Health submits herewith the following report.
Whole number of contagious and infectious diseases reported, 63; classified as follows :-
Diphtheria. 7 cases
Erysipelas
1 case
Measles 1 case
Scarlet Fever
13 cases
Typhoid Fever 41 cases
There was one death from Typhoid Fever.
Eleven cases of Typhoid were sent to the Salem Hospital.
All other cases were cared for at their homes. In addition to the hos- pital cases, aid either medical or otherwise, was furnished in nine cases, making in all twenty cases, or about 30 per cent. of the num- ber reported, in which aid of some sort was furnished.
In view of the prevalence of Typhoid Fever during the year, it may be of interest to give the statistics for the past 10 years, which are as follows :--
1896, 24 cases 1897,
6 cases
1898, 15 cases . 1899,
3 cases
1900, 16 cases 1901, 18 cases
1902, 11 cases
1903, 23 cases
1904, 19 cases
1805, 41 cases
This makes 176 cases reported the past decade. An average of 17.6 cases per year during that time. Without entering into details
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as to how Typhoid infection may be propagated, the Board would caution all property owners and householders to keep their premises in first class sanitary condition. All cesspools and vaults should be emptied and cleansed at frequent intervals, and all sinks and drains should be properly trapped and ventilated.
Milkmen, or those having the care or handling of milk, should take extra care that they have a pure water supply, and that their milk utensils are properly sterilized, and that the premises where milk is handled, be absolutely clean. Milk infection is one of the most common ways of spreading Typhoid Fever; and care on the part of the public will do much to prevent its spread whenever it threatens to become epidemic.
Few complaints of nusiances have come to the attention of the Board; and such as have, have been promptly abated. The agent of the Board has kept a sharp eye on general sanitary conditions, which are as satisfactory, all things considered, as can be expected.
Respectfully submitted,
James Griffing, Board Levi W. Mallard. of Health.
Geo. E. MacArthur,
Ipswich, Feb. 1st, 1906.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
To the Selectmen of Ipswich, Gentlemen:
In submitting my report for the year 1905 I am pleased to know that I can say substantial progress has been made in the preserva- tion of the Ancient Records of the Town. In consultation with the committee appointed in 1904 and reappointed in 1905, it was thought best that the earliest records should be at once put in such condition that they will be preserved in a proper manner. I at once communicated with the Emery Company of Taunton, Mass., and, after a call from a representative of the company, the first books of records, three volumes, were forwarded to the company, and are now in my care completely bound and in such condition that they should last for generations. Many more volumes require treat- ment, and I shall attend to them during the coming year and as many as possible will be rebound and prepared for use. I have exceeded the appropriation for the work, but as the need of preser- vation of the books was beginning to be a serious matter I thought best to do the work required at once, and knowing that the laws of the commonwealth were imperative in their requirements for the protection of the records I felt that duty as well as desire urged compliance.
With the increasing number of books and papers relating to Town affairs which must be preserved, comes a demand for more room, and that should be fire proof. Sec. 5, Chap. 35, Revised Laws. "In construing the provisions of this chapter and other statutes, the words public records shall, unless a contrary intention clearly appears, mean any written or printed book or paper, any map or plan of the commonwealth or of any city or town, which is the
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property theroef and in or on which an entry has been made or is required to be made by law, or which any officer or employee of the commonwealth or of a city or town has received or is required to receive for filing, and any book, paper, record or copy mentioned in the six following sections. The word record shall in this chapter mean any written or printed book, paper, map, or plan". Then follows a statement of the character of the documents to be kept as well as books of record, defining the quality of paper to be used, the ink, and ribbon to be used on typewriter. All these books, papers and documents must be preserved in fireproof rooms, safes, or vaults. Sec. 18 of Chap. 35 requires the authorities of the commonwealth, counties, cities and towns to provide fire proof rooms, safes, or vaults for the care and protection of the above mentioned books, papers, &c. I would call your attention to this matter, because in the near future more safe room must be pro- vided.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The whole number of births recorded in this office for the year 1905 was 102. 101 children were born in Ipswich and one return was received from the city of Northampton, Mass.
Fathers born in Ipswich 16 Mothers born in Ipswich 12
60 Mass
14
Mass 21
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US
9
US 8
66
Rus & Pol'd 20
66
Rus & Pol'd 18
Austria . 1
Greece. 5
Greece
5
Ireland 1
Scotland . . 1
66
Scotland
1
England 1
England
1
66
Sweden . 1
Sweden .
1
Unknown 2
102 102
Brit Prov .. 31
Brit Prov .. 31
. Austria 3
Ireland 2
Births by months, Jan. 9, Feb. 8, March 11, April 7, May 9, June 8, July 13, Aug. 9, Sept. 7, Oct. 6, Nov. 5, Dec. 10. Total 102.
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MARRIAGES.
Marriages 84. Married in Ipswich, 47; Salem, 19; Rowley, 2; Boston, 3; Lynn, 2; Providence, R. I., 2; Arlington, 1; Brookline, 1; Beverly, 1; Amesbury, 1; Essex, 1; Lowell, 1; Wakefield, 1; Pea- ibody, 1. Total, 84.
Grooms born in Ipswich 8
Brides born in Ipswich 13
Mass 10
US
8
US 7
Brit Prov 20
Brit Prov. 22
Poland 20
Poland 19
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Russia 1
Russia 2
66
Austria 1
4
8€
Greece
4
England 3
6€
Sweden
3
60
Ireland
1
Scotland . 1
84 84
Oldest groom, 78 years; oldest bride, 57 years. Youngest groom, 19 years; youngest bride, 17 years.
Marriages by months, Jan. 11, Feb. 2, March 1, April 11, May 8, June 12, July 4, August 5, Sept. 7, Oct. 10, Nov. 9, Dec. 4.
Deaths recorded 88. Died in Ipswich 78; in other places 10.Born in Ipswich 47, Mass 21, U S 7, England 5, British Provinces 4, Ire- land 2, Scotland 1, Russia 1. Total 88. Males 47, Females 41.
By months. January 5, February 3, March 8, April 6, May 11, June 4, July 4, August 13, September 10, October 8, November 5, December 11. Total 88.
The following named persons were more than 70 years of age at date of death: Jan. 14, Mary W Appleton, 89 yrs, 2 mos; May 7, Francis H Wade, 86 yrs, 4 mos; May 19, John Wallace, 80 yrs, 5 mos, 9 d; May 27, Mark Newman, 82 yrs, 6 mos, 23 d; June 27, Em- eline Farley, 78 yrs, 9 mos; August 17, Hannah L Hovey, 77 yrs, 11 August 18, Abby T Dodge, 81 yrs, 4 mos, 23 d; August 19, Eliza- beth G Grant, 81 yrs, 2 mos; August 26, Harriet A Smith, 77 yrs, 5 mos; August 30, John R Patch, 79 yrs, 5 mos; August 30, Robert
England
3
Norway
1
Austria 1
56
Greece
Mass 16
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Jordan, 85 yrs, 11 mos, 10 d; Sept. 4, Susan L Lakeman, 89 yrs, 9 mos; Sept. 19, Joseph Horton, 89 yrs, 9 mos, 9 d; Oct. 2, Caroline Bomer, 80 yrs, 4 mos; Nov. 25, Timothy B Ross, 89 yrs, 8 mos, 7 d; Dec. 14, Col Nathaniel Shatswell, 71 yrs, 20 d; Dec. 22, Hannah Pickard, 72 yrs, 1 mo, 4 d; Dec. 26, Mary A Lane, 86 yrs.
LICENSES.
Licenses have been issued as follows :-
.4 licenses Intoxicating Liquors, For the sale of 1st Class. 66 66 4th Class 4
. 6 Druggists 6th Class 4
Victuallers licenses granted . 5
Billiards and Pool granted
3
Bowling Alleys granted.
2
Junk Dealers granted
5
Auctioneers granted
2
Innkeepers granted
2
Licenses issued to owners of dogs, whole number 243
Males 219
Females 24
Since last return to the County Treasurer in December, one dog has been licensed, making the whole number of dogs licensed since April 1905, 244.
Respectfully submitted,
Charles W. Bamford, Town Clerk.
Ipswich, January 1, 1906.
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ENGINEERS' REPORT.
To the Selectmen of Ipswich:
Following is the report of the Board of Engineers of the Fire Department for the year ending Dec, 31, 1905.
Number of alarms
14
Property damaged by fire
$2269 00
Insurance on the same
$6800 00
Insurance paid $1000 00
Number of men in department
60
Value of fire department equipment $7500 00
Value of buildings occupied by department $2000 00
Value of fire alarm equipments $1700 00
Number of feet of good hose 5000
We recommend a Central Fire Station.
We recommend that $2300 be raised and appropriated to run the Fire Department for the ensuing year.
In looking over the department buildings the Engineers find that there should be something done this year. The house at War- ren street is in bad shape for the steamer and hose wagon, and the Town Hall is not suitable for the Hook and Ladder Co., as the truck must be taken out by hand before the horses can be hitched on and this causes delay.
A. J. Barton, R. R. Glasier, T. R. Lord,
Engineers
Ipswich, Jan. 31, 1906
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POLICE REPORT.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1905.
To the Board of Selectmen, Ipswich, Mass.
Gentlemen :-
I have the honor to submit to you the following report of the Police Department of the Town Ipswich :-
Whole number of arrests
281
Offences for which arrests were made as follows:
M . F
Total
Assault.
17
17
Assault and battery . .
28
28
Assault, dangerous weapon .
1
1.
Arrested for out of town officers
6
6
Adultery
1
2
Breach of the peace .
43
2 45
Breaking and entering
1
1
Bastardy
2
2
Drunkenness
120
3 123
Disorderly house
4
4
Deserter US N
1
1
Fast driving
1
1
Gaming house
1.
1
Indecent and insulting language
1
1
Larceny
16
1 17
Lewdness
1
1
Murder
1
1 2
Non support.
5
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Obstructing sidewalk
1
1
Perjury
1
1
Selling goods without a license
1
1
Threatened assault .
1
1
Violating Fish law
10
10
Violating Liquor law
2
Violating Milk law
1
Vagrants 6
6
DISPOSITION OF ARRESTS.
Sentenced
55
Paid Fines
88
Convicted and defaulted. 89
Discharged
39
Grand Jury
6
Appealed to Superior Court.
4
Total 281
STOLEN PROPERTY.
Value of property reported stolen $942 60
Value of property recovered and restored to owner 847 76
LOST PROPERTY.
Value of property reported lost. $132 00
Value of property recovered and restored to owner 127 00
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Assistance rendered to persons in distress 45
Buildings found open and secured
40
Complaints investigated .
113
Committed to Danvers Hospital
3
Children committed to State Board of Charity 1. To
other places 2.
3
Dogs killed
6
Drowned persons recovered
1
Fires extinguished
3
Lights found burning
27
Notices served .
50
Obstructions in street removed 4
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Poor traveler found lodging for 1
Summonsing witnesses for out of town officers 6
Special duty for private parties.
345 hours
TRAMP REPORT.
For the year ending December 31, 1905. Whole number cared for at Police Station 107.
January.
15
February 14
March
37
April
26
May
15
107
I desire to call your attention to the fact that since the month of May last, there does not appear in the report submitted to you, any care of tramps at your police station. Commencing with the month of June, tramps applying for aid were told that assistance would be furnished to them, but were also told that they would be brought before the court in the morning on the charge of vagran- cy; that if it was then shown that they were traveling about from place to place, having no employment, and seeking none, they must take their chances of being sentenced as a vagrant. Only in rare instances did any of them applying for aid wish their past record inquired into, and there was only one instance where an examina- tion of their records warranted any assistance being rendered, and this was where an old soldier, who had just lost his employment and chance of earning a livelihood, and at the time he asked for aid was looking for employment. In this case he was given a lodging and breakfast at the Franklin House. These "traveling gentle- men" now taboo Ipswich, so that now it is a rare thing to have any application made to us, by them, for any assistance.
I desire to thank the Board of Selectmen for their readiness and willingness to support the Police Department of the town dur- ing the past year. I would say that every member of the force have, at all times, been at your command, and have, without a dis-
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senting murmur or any reluctant feeling, aided me in carrying out each and every order issued from your department. And I would commend them for their zeal shown in the discharge of their duties and for their desire in seeing that at all times harmony should pre- vail among the members of the Police Department of Ipswich.
Respectfully submitted, Albert S. Garland.
Chief of Police.
Ipswich, Mass., Jan. 31, 1906. 1
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FUNDS LEFT IN TRUST WITH THE TOWN FOR CARE OF
- BURIAL LOTS.
NAME OF FUND.
AMT. JAN. 1, 1905.| INT. RECEIVED.
PD. OUT
AMT. JAN. 1, 1906.
Andrews
$ 270 70
$11 07
$3 50
$ 215 27
Birch
50 12
2 66
1 50
51 28
Samuel Blood
55 56
2 94
1 00
57 50
Philip E Clarke.
111 63
5 93
1 50
116 06
Joel Caldwell .
101 12
5 38
3 00
103 50
Cogswell ..
309 52
16 51
2 00
324 03
Dawson
116 04
6 23
1 50
120 74
Mary S Farley .
105 36
5 68
1 50
110 54
George L Hovey .
104 19
5 55
1 50
108 24
Mary Haskell. .
50 31
2 68
1 50
51 49
George Kinsman
105 27
5 60
1 50
109 37
Hannah Kimball.
116 64
6 20
1 50
121 34
Eben Kimball
131 41
7 00
1 50
136 91
Martha Lakeman
60 07
3 21
1
00
62 28
John Pingree. .
76 91
4 08
1 50
79 49
Rhoda Potter.
105 52
5 62
2 00
109 14
Rogers & Johnson
102 94
5 47
3 00
105 41
Staniford .
88 68
4 71
1 00
92 39
Susan Trow . .
373 28
19 92
2 00
391 20
Aaron Kinsman
50 00
2 65
1 50
51 15
William Kinsman
59 20
3 15
1 00
61 35
John B Lamson . .
52 52
2 79
1 00
54 31
John B Brown.
99 75
5 30
105 05
M E Barber
49 76
2 63
52 39
Charles W Giddings
73 73
3 92
77 65
Sarah E Durgin .
102 63
5 47
1 50
106 60
Joanna Kinsman.
101 52
5 41
105 93
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NAME OF FUND.
AMT. JAN, 1, 1905|
INT. RECEIVED
|PD. OUT| AMT. JAN. 1, 1906
Catherine E Varrell .
$243 63
$12 98
$1 50
$ 255.11
Mary Willcomb. .
62 93
3 35
66 28
Mary E Young
24 74
1 30
1 00
25 04
Millett & Kimball
200 27
10 67
5 25
205 69
Giddings.
125 43
6 67
2 00
130 10
Edward Plouff
50 58
2 68
1 50
51 76
Josiah Lord
104 71
5 57
1 50
108 79
Mary E Peatfield
53 12
2 84
55 96
Lucy F Spiller . .
53 12
2 84
1 50
54 46
Joseph Spiller
51 11
2 71
53 82
Eben Caldwell.
101 29
5 39
2 00
104 68
Coburn
223 67
11 91
3 00
232 57
Samuel Blake
100 00
5 32
1 50
103 82
Catherine W Clarke
100 00
5 32
1 50
103 82
William G Brown.
100 00
5 32
105 31
Sally Roberts. .
108 15
4 80
2 50
110 45
Eugene Spinney
100 00
4 42
1 50
102 92
Locust Grove Cemetery
137 06
6 84
36 60
107 24
New Funds deposited in 1905.
Charles Palmer .
100 00
$2 63
2 00
100 63
Mary M Field
50 00
38
50 88
Luther Lord .
100 00
1 75
101 75
Ezra Lord ..
100 00
1 75
101 75
Lucy H Brown
100 00
1 75
101 75
Patience C Bray .
100 00
88
100 88
Richard T Dodge
100 00
88
100 88
Henry F Russell .
100 00
88
100 88
George Haskell .
300 00
300 00
Theodore C Howe.
100 00
100 00
On all except new Funds deposited in 1905, the interest received is for eighteen months.
N
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
AUDITOR'S STATEMENT.
BURIAL LOT FUNDS IN CARE OF TOWN TREASURER.
I have examined each of the foregoing Funds left in trust with the Town for the perpetual care of Cemetery lots, and I find the several bank books agreeing with the accounts of the Town Treas- urer, and a voucher for every payment made.
January 16, 1906.
James Damon, Auditor.
LIST OF JURORS.
List of Jurors prepared by the Selectmen, to be submitted to the voters at the Annual Town Meeting, March 5, 1906.
Name
Street Occupation
Appleton, Daniel S
High
Farmer
Atkinson, Wesley B
Turkey Shore Road Fish Dealer Mt Pleasant Carpenter
Barker, George
Central
Retired
Baker, John H
High
Laborer
Brown, A Story
Candlewood
Farmer
Brown, Charles G
Essex Road
Farmer
Brown, Edward F
High
Druggist Retired
Byron, Fred F
County
Merchant
Chapman, Edward I
Linebrook Road
Farmer
Clarke, William A
High
Mill Operative
Choate, Edward W
East
Carpenter
Cross, Fred G
Candlewood
Farmer Clerk
Damon, James
East
Dodge, John E
Prospect
Carriage Painter
Dole, Edward
High
Farmer
Glover, James S
East
Retired
Glover, John S
East
Merchant Farmer
Gould, Walter F
Boardman
Gove, Robert L
Green
Fisherman
Green, George H
Turkey Shore Road
Retired
Hall, Emory A
Turkey Shore Road
Fisherman
Archer, Nathaniel
Brown, Everett K
County
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
LIST OF JURORS CONTINUED.
Name
Street
Occupation
Harris, Stephen R
Pleasant
Carpenter
Hodgkins, Daniel A
County
Carpenter
Haskell, George
Manning
Undertaker
Hills, Orrie M
Linebrook
Farmer
Hills, Albert P
Manning
Merchant
Kinsman, J Farley
Beach Road
Farmer
Kinsman, Gustavus
Argilla Road
Real Estate
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