Town annual report of Ipswich 1906, Part 3

Author: Ipswich (Mass.:Town)
Publication date: 1906
Publisher: Lynn News Press / J. F. Kimball
Number of Pages: 188


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When the state corporation tax was allotted this year, Ipswich was given $6755.55. The chairman of the assessors, in accordance with the plan he has followed for a number of years, worked a number of days at the State House on the corporation books to see if he could secure an additional sum for the town, and as the result of his work there will be paid to Ipswich in February, $1871.73. The amounts claimed by him last year, $2589.47, were paid to the town in Feb. 1906.


We feel that it would not be wise on the part of the town to have a further increase in the tax rate. With our present rate,


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and fair valuations, we are attracting a class of large tax paying citizens to our town. It would be folly to drive them away by a large increase in the rate. We trust that the finances of the town can be so managed that our rate may decrease rather than increase.


Respectfully submitted,


George A. Schofield, Charles E. Goodhue,


William B. Richards,


Assessors of Ipswich


Ipswich, Feb. 1, 1907


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STATEMENT OF TOWN PROPERTY.


REAL ESTATE.


Water and Electric Light plants.


Town Farm, land and buildings.


Town House, lot and furnishings. Cemeteries.


Five Engine Houses and land.


Ten School Houses 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. Steam Road Roller.


Town Clock.


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TREASURER'S REPORT.


CHARLES W. BAMFORD, TREASURER AND COLLECTOR, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF IPSWICH. DR.


Jan. 1906, Cash on hand


$ 872 96


To amt. rec'd Corporation tax $ 9278 43


Bank tax. 528 96


State Aid


2960 50


Military Aid .


36 00


Street Railway tax


939 07


Burial of Indigent Sailors and soldiers. 35 00


2040 95


State of Mass., Moth Dept. acct. Labor by Moth Dept ..


378 13


Essex Co., account seal bounty ..


351 00


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Essex Co., account dog licenses. . Essex Co., rent of court room ... 200 00 Rent of Town Hall. 492 50


415 90


State of Mass., care sick paupers 55 70


232 86


176 88


1268 59


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City of Salem, Poor account ..... Town of Needham, Poor account Boston & Northern, Excise tax. . Tax notes, 1906


19000 00


Temporary loans


6000 00


Water Dept., refunding Lord and Kinsman notes. 4300 00


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DR.


To amt. rec'd Ipswich Savings Bank, Road Rol- Jer notes


$2425 00


66


Sales from Town Farm


2504 01


School Dept., transportation


356 24


Sale of Cemetery lots.


320 00


Interest on Taxes.


304 35


Criminal Fines.


397 96


66


Tuition of outside Pupils


421 00


Concrete work


131 00


Fire Dept., use of horses


275 00


66


Liquor licenses


6704 00


Junk Dealers licenses.


10 00


Pedlers licenses . .


10 00


66 Auctioneers licenses


2 00


Circus licenses .


11 00


60


Slaughter House license.


1 00


Billiard, pool and bowling licenses


24 00


66


S S Gray, use of road roller


10 00


Soldiers' Relief. 4 00


140 89


66


John W. Goodhue, refund. 13 50


66


A. J. Barton, sale of junk


2 50


Dirt from street


41 60


66


Lumber, from Alfrey Est.


31. 80


Labor, Tree Warden Dept.


1 63


66


Dividend on Ins. policies


16 14


Board of Health.


9 50


Isaac Spencer, climbers


3 25


School Dept., acct. Highway Dept Miscellaneous


1 87


To 1901 Taxes uncollected. 7 22


To 1902 Taxes uncollected


26 86


To 1903 Taxes uncollected


100 80


To 1904 Taxes uncollected.


1375 96


To 1905 Taxes uncollected.


6459 88


1906 :


State tax.


$4550 00


County tax.


4733 31


National Bank tax. 456 19


48855 33 58594 83


Town tax


1055 12


To undrawn orders


-- $131359 84


1056.120 9


2 50


66


C A Sayward, board C Warner ..


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CR.


By paid State Aid .


$ 3025 00


By paid Military Aid.


72 00


By paid Bounty, seals tails 351 00


By paid Tax notes, 1905


12996 12


By paid Tax notes, 1906


7000 00


By paid Interest on notes.


1854 26


By paid Electric Light Department, interest appropriation


1620 00


By paid note appropriation


500 00-


By paid Expense and Depre. appropriation


3300 00


By paid Water Department, Sinking Fund ap- propriation


2986 47


By paid Hydrants.


1781 00


By paid State of Massachusetts, State tax


4550 00


By paid Bank tax.


476 12


By paid Liquor licenses .


1676 00


By paid Temborary loans


6000 00


By paid County tax.


4733 31


By paid Discount on taxes.


773 14/


By paid Town Notes : Susan C Lord .. $ 500 00-


Aaron Kinsman


3800 00₺


C E Smith. 100 00


Winthrop School 1000 00


Market Street. .


1000 00- 6400 00


By paid First Church, refund hall rent


5 00


By paid Refund of taxes.


13 20-


By paid Returns to Commonwealth


2 00


By 1901 Taxes uncollected


7 22


By 1902 Taxes uncollected


22 86


By 1902 Taxes abated.


4 00


By 1903 Taxes uncollected


55 13


By 1903 Taxes abated


3 60


By 1904 Taxes uncollected


300 38


By 1904 taxes abated.


135 94


By 1905 Taxes uncollected


1124 40


By 1905 Taxes abated .


338 78


By 1906 Taxes uncollected


7600 12


By 1906 Taxes abated


361 41


By undrawn orders (1905)


1138. 56


By Selectmen's orders (1906)


59150 96


Jan. 1907 cash on hand


1001 86


$131359 84


60289.52 1055.15


5923440


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STATE AND MILITARY AID.


COMMONWEALTH.


DR.


To amt. due for state aid, Jan. 1, 1906 $ 2960 50


military aid, 60


66 36 00


66 paid for state, 66


1907 2996 50


66


. .


66 military aid, “ 36 00


$6029 00


CR.


By cash received for state aid.


$2960 50


" military aid 36 00


By amt. due for state aid. 2996 50 66 . . military aid. 36 00


$6029 00


DEBT STATEMENT.


TOWN OF IPSWICH. DR.


To notes payable.


$31465 00


To orders drawn and not paid 1055 12


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$32520 12


CR.


By cash in Treasurer's hands, Jan. 1, 1907 .. . Bills due Farm in Treasurer's hands, Jan. 1, '06 Old bills due Farm in treasurer's hands


813 96


223 16


Uncollected taxes. Amt due the Town from state aid.


9110 11


2996 50


for military aid .


36 00


66


66


66 burial of soldiers


105 00


66


6.


66


corporation tax, 1906.


1871 73


66


66 66


for street sprinkling.


649 60


66


66 Board of Health bills.


250 93


66


66 66


moth bills


353 85


Total Town debt exclusive of Water and Elec- tric Light indebtedness.


-$18223 03


$14297 09


66


on poor account, 1906.


264 25


on poor account, old bills ..


465 12


edgestone work. 80 96


$1001 86


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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 Balance Sheets of Receipts and Expenditures and compared them with the various books, and I certify that the same are in conform- ity therewith. I find the cash balance in the hands of the Treasur- er, Jan. 1, 1907, to be $1001.86. JAMES DAMON; Auditor.


At the annual meeting, it was voted to borrow $2425 on notes for the purchase of a steam road roller, and it was also voted to raise $2100 for the payment of old town notes. This would have made an increase in the note indebtedness of the town of $325, but we have been able to pay one note of $1000, which the town did not provide for by appropriation, and as a result the note indebtedness has been decreased $675.


The financial condition of the Town Jan. 1, 1907, was as follows: Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1907, $ 1001 86 Bills and taxes due town Jan. 1, 1907, 17,221 17


$ 18223 03


Less undrawn orders $ 1055 12


Less tax notes 13,000 00


$ 14055 12


Balance in favor of town $ 4167 91


Although the appropriations for 1906 were larger than in the previous year, the note indebtedness has been reduced, and we have a balance of over $4000.


Acting on our suggestion of last year, and the report of a special committee appointed to investigate, the town voted to pur- chase a steam road roller. No provision was made by the town as to who should be placed in charge of the roller, and as the town has sixteen highway surveyors, no one of whom felt that the ap- propriation for his district would warrant the purchase of proper material and the expense of running the roller, it was not possible to do much work with the roller during the year. We did give Mr.


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Aaron Lord, the Surveyor of District No. 1, an extra appropriation of $50. to test the machine, and the small piece of road he made gives the best of evidence of the value of roads made with a roller. We engaged an engineer for three months to run the roller, but found that the surveyors did not call for the use of the roller and we were obliged to let him go. Later, one surveyor wanted the roller for a small job, but an engineer who understood the machine could not be found at that time. Of the value of the machine there is no question, but we recommend that the town take action to see that it is kept at work. The selectmen, under the present system of highway work, have no authority to do so.


Of the special highway appropriations made at the town meet-


ing the following amounts have been expended.


Brownville St. $ 283 86


Lakeman Lane 40 64


County road 00 00


We recommend that the unused balance of each of these ap- propriations be re-appropriated at the annual meeting.


The unanimous vote of instruction given to the selectmen two years ago to do all that could be done for the abolition of the grade crossing at High St. and at Locust St. has received our attention and in spite of all obstacles we are able to report that the work is nearly finished and it is hoped that by April the new bridge will be open for travel.


The plans are ready and the contracts let for the dredging of our river at the expense of the state and we have asked for an ad- ditional appropriation to complete the work.


The plans for the building of a piece of state highway are also ready and the contract is to be let out at once by the Highway Com- missioners. Ipswich was granted $5000 for this work and it will be used on County road.


Many inquiries have been made of us during the year in regard to work done on private land by the Moth Department. We are not in charge of that work, as it is done under the orders of the State, and the local superintendent must do as he is told by the State officials.


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There has been a small increase in the police bills this year, but this is accounted for by the fact that early in the year, when breaks were being reported in surrounding towns, a number of the busi- ness men suggested that we needed more than one officer on all night duty. We put on a second officer and this has caused the additional expense. That there has been very few breaks in Ipswich may be accounted for by this fact.


During the year the town has lost two officials, J. Farley Kins- man and James Griffing, men who have proven their worth not only as public officials, but as honest, upright citizens.


In conclusion we desire to thank the officials, both elective and appointive, who have given us their aid and support, and who by their attention to their duties, have made it easier for us to re- port to you that 1906 has been a prosperous and successful year.


Respectfully submitted,


Geo. A. Schofield, Selectmen


Chas. E. Goodhue, of


Chas. G. Hull. Ipswich.


TABLE SHOWING RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF DEPARTMENTS FOR YEAR 1906.


DEPARTMENT


Approp'n 1906


Increase 1906


Total Cash


Total Expended 1906


Balance on Jan. 1, '07


Deficiency paid from treasury


Schools


$17000 00


$ 836 90


$17836 00


$17823 00


$ 13 90


Fire Department


2300 00


2 50


2302 50


2290 76


11 74


Fees and Salaries


4500 00


4500 00


5068 41


$ 568 41


Current Expenses .


8517 47


8517 47


7108 64


1408 83


Board of Health .


250 92


250 92


1180 54


929 61


Tree Warden .


350 00


15 13


365 13


357 72


7 41


Cemeteries


2200 00


31 80


2231 80


2274 07


42 27


Parks


350 00


350 00


330 01


19 99


Soldiers' Relief


·


·


798 99


Outside Poor


2500 00


335 12


2835 12


4452 95


1617 83


Town Farm


1000 00


3097 73


4097 73


4256 13


158 40


Highways & Snow


11625 00


3009 66


14634 66


11281 82


3352 84


Moths .


1486 38


2776 18


-1262 56


4262 56


.


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·


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1355 29


Town Hall .


692 50


692 50


1491 49


1355 29


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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, 1906.


Number of alarms.


23


Property damaged by fire


$


7547


Insurance on the same.


91900


Insurance paid.


8027


Number of men in department.


60


Value of fire department equipment.


$


7500


Value of buildings occupied by the department


2000


Value of fire alarm equipment 1800


Number of feet of 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 in regard to a Central Fire Station. The Steamer house is in bad shape for the steamer and hose wagon, the Town house certainly is not a fit place for the Hook and Ladder company. The truck must be taken out by hand before the horses are hitched, which makes it very inconvenient. The Engineers' room is occupied by the Board of Health and the School Committee, so it is apparent we are getting short of room. Our Fire Department is in good shape, and it is time they should have a good building to keep their apparatus in.


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The following are the box alarms of fires for 1906 :


January 5. Box 26, Union street,


January 17, Box 56, Rowley road, false alarm.


January 29, Box 26, South Main street.


January 30, Box 52, two alarms same box, Mount Pleasant.


February 3, Alarm from bells, Beach road. February 6, Box 54, Peatfield street.


March 1, Box 41, Appleton's Farm.


March 5, Box 61, Union street.


March 9, Box 35, Water street.


March 26, Box 41, Poplar street and Turkey Shore road.


June 6, Box 52, Brown square.


June 7, Box 52, Brown square.


June 29, Box 26, Union street.


September 30, Box 52, Brown's court.


October 3, Box 52, Hammatt street.


October 4, Box 52, Hammatt street.


October 9, Box 56, Rowley road.


October 18, Box 12, Whittier's Corner.


October 31, Box 54, Estes and Peatfield streets.


December 4, Box 52, Agawam Heights.


December 22, Box 52, Market street.


December 24, Box 26, South Main street.


Respectfully submitted,


A. J. Barton, R. R. Glasier, T. R. Lord,


Engineers of Ipswich.


Ipswich, Jan. 1, 1907.


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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH


FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1906.


Whole number of acute. contagious and infectious diseases re- ported, 67; classified as follows :-


Diphtheria 3 cases


Measles. 48 cases


Scarlet Fever 5 cases


Typhoid Fever 11 cases


There were no deaths from any of these diseases.


There was also reported to the Board, 8 cases of Tuberculosis.


There were 5 complaints of nuisances, which were investigated. These together with a number of other nuisances discovered by the agent of the Board, were promptly abated.


There were licensed under the law :--


Undertakers. 3


Slaughter Houses. 1


A number of licenses to keep swine were also issued under a regulation of the Board. We would call attention to the owners of swine generally, and request them to apply to the Board for licen- ses. We believe that so far as it has come to their knowledge that such a regulation exists, they have complied with it. This notice is to those who have not.


The town has been fortunate in having no epidemic of conta- gious diseases the past year. It will be the Board's endeavor to see that such immunity continues.


Chester W. Bamford was appointed Clerk of the Board, and E. Newton Brown, Inspector of meats and provisions.


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In the death of James Griffing, the Board has lost a member who was always watchful and faithful ; ready at all times to do his duty, and the value of his services to the town is perhaps better appreciated by us who were familiar with the work he did, than by the citizens at large. He had served the Board as Chairman and agent for many years, and his passing is a matter of keen regret to his associates of the Board.


In closing, we will say that we have been obliged the past year under the law, to render assistance to indigent cases that were for- merly cared for by the Poor Department. These cases have great- ly increased the expenses of the department, and they are not likely to grow less in the future, with the population increasing; and the people housed as they are in many instances, new sanitary problems are bound to arise. The Board will endeavor as best it may to meet them.


Respectfully submitted, Geo. E. MacArthur, Board


Levi W. Mallard, of Health.


Ipswich, Jan. 30, 1907.


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POLICE REPORT.


To the Board of Selectmen,


Ipswich, Mass.


Gentlemen :-


I have the honor to submit to you the report of the duties per- formed by the Police Department for the year ending Dec. 31, 1906 Total number of arrests .329


CRIMES AGAINST PERSON.


M


F Total


Assault and battery


48


48


Assault


4


4


Assault on officer


5


5


Arrested for out of town officers


3


3


Threats


3


3


CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY.


·


Breaking and entering


1


1


Larceny


14


1 15


Malicious mischief


1


1


Trespass


1


1


CRIMES AGAINST GOOD ORDER.


Bastardy .


4


4


Breach of the peace


44


1 45


Contempt of Court


1


1


Cruelty to animals


2


2


Disorderly house.


3


3


Employment of minor


1


1


Drunkenness


162


6


168


Idle persons


2


2


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M


F Total


Indecent language


4


4


Neglect of family


2


2


Practicing veterinary not registered


1


1


Peddling without license


1


1


Violating Town by-laws


3


3


Violating milk law


1


1


Violating liquor law


1


1


Violating probation


2


2


Vagrants


7


7


DISPOSITION OF ARRESTS.


Appealed


3


Continued


1


Continued and defaulted


47


Discharged


26


Found not guilty


2


Fines paid


118


Grand Jury. .


1


Keep the peace


1


Nol prossed


2


Placed on file


25


Probation


35


Released


9


Sentenced


53


Sentence suspended


6


.


STOLEN PROPERTY.


Value of property reported stolen $ 389 76


Value of property recovered 272 56


LOST PROPERTY.


Value of property reported lost . $ 235 00


Value of property recovered and restored to owner 137 00


MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS


Assistance rendered persons in distress 22


Buildings found open and secured 17


Complaints investigated 170


Committed to Danvers Hospital. 6


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Children neglected, Committed to State Board of Char- ity 3. Overseers of the Poor 4. Continued 1. 8


Children wayward, Committed to Lyman school 1. Children wayward placed on probation 1 .. 2


Children delinquent, probation 1. Children delinquent


continued 4.


5


Dead bodies cared for


4


Dogs killed


7


Defect in highway


1


Fires extinguished


1


Fire alarm rung in


1


Notices served


13


Poor traveler found lodging for


4


Special duty for private parties.


619 hours


Respectfully submitted,


Albert S. Garland.


Chief of Police.


Ipswich, Mass., Jan. 1, 1907.


PROPERTY IN POSSESSION OF POLICE DEPT.


Badges


11


Chain twisters


10


Electric flash lights


4


Hand Cuffs, pairs


10


Keys


39


Metal whistles


4


Police clubs


11


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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.


To the Selectmen of Ipswich, Gentlemen :-


In submitting my annual report, I have nothing new to add to what has already been said in relation to the Town Records. I have caused three volumes to be repaired and bound, since my last report. There are others that require attention and will be looked after during the coming year.


The following is the report from the vital statistics of the past year :-


VITAL STATISTICS.


The whole number of births during 1906, 115. Males 61. Females 54.


Fathers born in Ipswich, . .. 21


Mothers born in Ipswich . .. 13


Mass 14


U. S 2


U. S 8


British Prv.26


British Prov 33


66


England 5


66


England . .. 6


60 Ireland 4


Ireland . . 2


Austria . 13


Austria. . .. 18


Russia 8


..


66


Russia . 6


Poland 6


Poland 4


Greece 8


Greece 8


66


Germany 1


66


Germany . 2


66


Scotland 1


Sweeden. . . 1


66


Wales


66


Unknown 1


Total, 115


Total, 115


Mass 18


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Births by months :- January 7, February 8, March 9, April 12, May 8, June 8, July 10, August 7, September 5, October 14, Novem- ber 12, December 15. Total 115.


In two instances twins are noted, May 27 and November 10.


Occupation of fathers :- Mill Operatives 44, Laborers 14, Farmers 10, Engineers 4, Carpenters 4, Teamsters 4, Merchants 2, Grocers 2, Clerks 2, Life Saving Station 2, Wine Clerks 2, Box Maker 1, Blacksmith 1, Barber 1, Butler 1, Brakeman 1, Cattle Dealer 1, Coachman 1, Electrician 1, Fisherman 1, Fish Dealer 1, Gardener 1, Granite Cutter 1, Heel Maker 1, Overseer of Farm 1, Mill Overseer 1, Junk Dealer 1, Station Agent 1, Salesman 1, Shoe Cutter 1, Shoemaker 1, Superintendent of Estate 1, Trader 1, lce Dealer 1, Painter 1, Unknown 1. Total 115.


MARRIAGES.


Grooms born in Ipswich


15 Brides born in Ipswich 8


Mass


22


Mass


17


US


4


US 6


.


British Prov


16


British Prov


26


England


2


England


2


Russia


3


Russia


3


Russia Poland 12


Russia Poland 10


Austria


4


Austria


5


Austria Poland 12


Austria Poland 14


Italy


1


Greece


1


Greece


1.


Ireland


1


Poland


3


Poland


2


95 95


Where married. In Ipswich 52, Salem 28, So. Boston 3, Lynn 2, Rowley 2, Haverhill 2, Peabody 1, Essex 1, Medford 1, Revere 1, Hanover 1, Providence R. I. 1. Total 95.


By months. January 7, February 5, March 2, April 4, May 10, June 13, July 12, August 3, September 9, October 11, November 16, December 3. Total 95.


Denomination. R. C. 44, M. E. 10, C. T. 15, P. E. 6, Bap. 4, Greek 3. Not given 11, Justice of the Peace, 2, Total 95.


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DEATHS.


Whole number deaths 85.


Born in Ipswich.


48


Mass


11


U. S.


8


66


British Provinces


8


66 England


2


Ireland


4


Austria


1


Sweden


1


Unknown.


2


85


Birthplace of fathers


Ipswich


19


Mass


10


U. S. 11


British Provinces 17


British Provinces 18


England 2


Ireland 7


Austria 2


Russia Poland 3


Russia Poland 3


Unknown 11


Wales


1


Scotland


2


Scotland


1


Unknown 8


Sweden


1


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85 85


By months. January 10, February 4, March 6, April 7, May 9, June 5, July 8, August 9, September 5, October 13, November 3, December 6. Total 85.


Oldest Person. Jeremiah Brockelbank 88 yrs. 4 mos. 7 d. Four others over 80 years of age: Wm. M. Conant, 87 yrs. 10 mos; Elizabeth Jewett, 87 yrs. 4 mos. 13 dys .; William Hood, 82 yrs. 6 mos .; Rebecca H. Jewett, 81 yrs. 9 mos. 21 dys.


Birthplace of mothers


Ipswich 18


Mass 12


U. S. 10


England 2


Ireland 9


Austria 2


Sweden 1


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LICENSES.


Licenses have been issued as follows :-


Intoxicating Liquors, For the sale of 1st Class 4th Class 5


5 licenses


Druggists 6th Class 4


Victuallers licenses granted . 6


Billiards and Pool granted


3


Bowling Alleys granted


3


Junk Dealers granted.


3


Auctioneers granted


2


Innkeepers granted


2


Licenses issued to owners of dogs, whole number. Males


236


Females 17


219


Since last return to the County Treasurer in December, 37 dogs have been found and licensed making as above stated whole number of licenses issued since last April, 236.


Respectfully submitted,


Chas. W. Bamford, Town Clerk.


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


NAME OF FUND.


AMT. Jan. I, '06.


INT. RECEIVED


PD. OUT| AMT. JAN. I, '07


Andrews


$ 215 27


$ 8 14


$7 00


$ 216 41


Birch.


51 28


1 93


1 50


51 71


Samuel Blood


57 50


2 16


1 00


58 66


Philip E. Clarke.


116 06


4 39


1 50


118 95


Joel Caldwell


103 50


3 90


3 00


104 40


Cogswell


324 03


12 25


2 00


334 28


Dawson


120 74


4 54


2 50


122 78


Mary S Farley


110 54


4 17


1 50


113 21


George L Hovey


108 24


4 09


3 50


108 83


Mary Haskell . .


51 49


1 93


1 50


51 92


George Kinsman


109 37


4 13


3 00


110 50


Hannah Kimball


121 34


4 58


3 50


122 42


Eben Kimball. .


136 91


5 16


1 50


140 57


Martha Lakeman


62 28


2 35


1 00


63 63


John Pingree


79 49


2 98


1 50


80 97


Rhoda Potter


109 14


4 13


2 00


111 27


Rogers & Johnson


105 41


3 98


3 50


105 89


Staniford . .


92 39


3 49


1 00


94 88


Susan Trow . . .


391 20


14 80


2 00


404 00


Aaron Kinsman


51 15


1 93


1 50


51 58


William Kinsman


61 35


2 31


2 50


61 15


John B Lamson


54 31


2 05


1 00


55 36


John B Brown


105 05


3 88


2 00


106 93


M E Barber


52 39


1 93


2 00


52 32


Charles W Giddings


77 65


2 93


80 58


Sarah E Durgin


106 60


4 02


2 50


108 12


Joanna Kinsman .


106 93


3 94


4 00


106 87


NAME OF FUND.


AMT. JAN. I. '06.


INT. RECEIVED


PD. OUT|AMT. JAN. 1, '07


Catherine E Varrell


$ 255 11.


$ 9 64


$2 50


$ 262 25


Mary Willcomb


66 28


2 50


2 50


66 28


Mary E Young .


25 04


94


1 00


24 98


Millett & Kimball


205 69


7 77


5 00


208 46


Giddings


130 10


4 92


2 50


132 52


Edward Plouff


51 76


1 93


53 69


Josiah Lord.


108 78


4 19


1 50


111 37


Mary E Peatfield


55 96


2 06


58 02


Lucy F Spiller


54 46


2 05


1 50


55 01


Joseph Spiller


53 82


1 97


3 00


52 79


Eben Caldwell


104 68


3 94


2 00


106 62


Coburn


232 58


8 78


2 00


239 36


Samuel Blake


103 82


3 90


2 50


105 22


Catherine W Clark


103 82


3 90


1 50


106 22


William G Brown


105 32


3 98


109 30


Sally Roberts


110 45


4 17


1 50


113 12


Eugene Spinney .


102 92


3 87


1 50


105 29


Locust Grove Cemetery


107 24


2 87


58 48


51 63


Charles Palmer


100 63


3 79


2 00


102 42


Mary M Field.


50 88


1 90


52 78


Luther Lord


101 75


3 83


1 50




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