Town annual report of Ipswich 1907, Part 2

Author: Ipswich (Mass.:Town)
Publication date: 1907
Publisher: Lynn News Press / J. F. Kimball
Number of Pages: 194


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G A Barker


$ 5 00


H F Foss


5 00


F H Girard


5 00


Wm H Hill


5 00


Edw F Hull


5 00


H M Sayward


5 00


F R Starkey


5 00


P P Kierce


5 00


J A Brown


5 00


C E Goodhue


5 00


G A Schofield


5 00


$ 215 00


DR.


SUMMARY.


CR.


To appropriation '07


$4500 00


Paid Selectmen


$ 484 51


To cash from receipts 510 32


Assessors


293 82


Overseers


300 00


Treasurer and Collector


600 00


Town Clerk


150 00


Auditor


150 00


Constables


25 75


Board of Health


100 00


Other Officers


426 14


Registrars


100 00


Police


2165 10


Election Officers


215 00


$5,010 32


$5,010 32


38


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


SOLDIERS RELIEF.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Josiah Perkins


cash


$ 60 00


Mrs E G Hull


60 00


Martha Clarke


48 00


Mrs James Scott


10 00


N Burnham


rent


84 00


W B Richards


groceries


240 00


Nellie W Augur


rent


48 00


G E MacArthur


physician


79 00


A H Peatfield


fuel


88 97


C E Currier


rent


108 00


L E Willcomb


groceries


105 00


C E Ames


physician


61 00


Eliza A Foss


nurse


50 00


G G Bailey


physician


188 75


Geo Haskell


funeral


35 00


L E Fowler


nurse


120 00


P E Clarke


funeral


179 00


E R Smith


medicine


5 20


Geo Brown


cash


15 00


Mrs Thos Boylan


board


9 00


F F Byron


groceries


6 00


City of Beverly


supplies


10 00


$ 1609 92


DR.


SUMMARY. CR.


To am't due from Com- monwealth


By bills paid,


$1609 92


$ 214 00


To cash from receipts


1395 92


$1609 92


$1609 92


39


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


CEMETERIES.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


A H Plouff


supplies


12 05


Frank Thompson


labor


5 00


Dennis J Cashman


18 86


Wm E Reilly


34 57


John G Rollins


60


10 50


A J Barton


granite


65 00


Wm Clark


labor


6 88


Dexter McIntire


40 86


Geo M Lord


11 42


John H Baker


146 10


Wm H Hills


6.


8 00


W F Rutherford


90 92


Loring Ave Conservatory


plants


60 47


E L Weiland


labor


2 00


John W Goodhue


supplies


50 88


Thos Smith


labor


44


O M Hills


15 00


J M Dunnels


.


4 75


J W Nourse


4 00


Edm Ready


22 50


M D Jones Co


supplies


14 88


John S Glover


28 60


Water Dept


water


33 00


P E Clarke


labor


117 00


Chas Jewett


66


2 06


Frank Bodwell


60


2 22


Frank Scahill


1 76


Ainsley Smith


1 98


Howard Andrews


9 89


Ernest Lord


44


Walter Brown


66


55


John Singer


44


A I Savory


supplies


8 85


.


40


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


FT Goodhue


$ 5 45


Wm P Ross


labor


3 50


Edw Davis


2 00


Jere Sullivan


160 19


Wilfred Wile


179 37


Jesse P Rutherford


42 29


Wm Quinn


15 00


Oscar Andrews


10 00


N L Harris


express


50


' Howard Blake


labor


71 48


John Foss


9 54


A G Lauer


1 10


Wm H Bodwell


66


2 55


Jas Kinnear


8 00


T F Cogswell


supplies


33 48


Wm H Kirk


labor


14 25


Luther A Lord


220 91


R & J Farquhar & Co


shrubs


34 64


Robt Spencer


labor


8 16


John G Sperling


48 00


S N Baker


clerk


50 00


B L Putnam


labor


34 34


Geo Harris


fertilizer


11 00


$ 1797 62


DR.


SUMMARY. CR.


To appropriation, '07


$1800 00 | By bills paid,


$1797 62


By balance


2 38


$1800 00


$1800 00


41


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


MOTH SUPPRESSION.


JAMES MOREY, Superintendent.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


W Q Kinsman


labor


$ 108 00


Howard Blake


116 00


Napoleon Marcorelle


87 55


John Floyd


505 24


Geo Manzer


49 50


Jesse Comea


72 00


Wallace Sears


26 00


Antoni Mockus


10 00


Richard Dooley


8 00


Ronald MacInnis


39 60


John Sullivan


169 00


Frank Bird


9 00


Harold Poor


9 10


Chas Grant


13 99


Howard Foss


2 00


Isaac Spencer


13 50


Robt Spencer


16 88


James A Morey


.


635 40


Geo Player


47 54


Geo W Brown


18 20


Fred Buzzell


300 68


Allie Hallighan


2 00


Wm Burnham


159 72


Albin Spyut


16 00


Wm White


2 00


Wm Reilly


20 00


Edm Ready


132 84


B R Horton


5 10


J H Brown


5 10


Jos White


60 22


J G Mansfield


4 00


. .


42


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


John Mansfield


labor


$ 4 00


Henry Ricker


41 52


Clarence Dupray


12 50


Edw Hull


12 88


Geo Plouff


1 32


Paul Garrette


66


4 00


Geo H Lowe


4 00


Aug Rutherford


4 00


E I Chapman


2 00


Thos Roberts


29 48


W Q Kinsman


team


67 50


M E Kinsman


clerk


5 75


W L Frost & Co


mirrors


1 20


W Q Kinsman


expenses


2 00


W E Dupray


insurance


50 00


J W Goodhue


supplies


40 27


Chronicle Pub Co


printing


14 50


D A Grady


- team


297 00


Ernest Carter


2 00


Desdemona Williams


clerk


30 75


Geo A Schofield


Notary Public


18 25


Ips PO


stamps etc


24 85


Jackson's Ex


express


3 05


American Ex


7 17


H & R Stoddard


supplies


208 04


Bowker Insecticide Co


45 00


John S Glover


cement


1 87


Wm G Horton


forks


1 95


A I Savory


supplies


35 76


Fitz Dana & Co


7 80


Nat'l Coal Tar Co


9 18


Frost Insecticide Co


306 55


E C Sawyer


6 00


FT Goodhue


6 83


J R Richards


6 60


H E Sturgis


4 20


43


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


A H. Plouff


supplies


$ 3 22


· Theo F Cogswell


paint


1 90


$ 3989 05


DR. SUMMARY.


CR.


To appropriation '07


$ 743 19


By bills paid


$3989 05


To cash from State


1763 08


To cash from labor


313 55


To cash due from labor


65 25


To cash due from ap- propriation


1103 98


$3,989 05


$3689 09


PARKS.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


J A Blake


oil


$ 25


A I Savory


supplies .


3 25


Water Dept


water


4 00


Jere Sullivan


labor


71 05


Wm E Reilly


66


26 12


John Floyd


2 00


Fred Buzzell


38 01


A G Lauer


2 00


J A Morey


23 28


Hiram Parlee


ashes


3 00


Geo E Ward & Son


supplies


52 70


44


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


J W Goodhue


supplies


$ 14 85


Gustavus Kinsman


loam


13 50


Wilfred E Wile


labor


2 00


FT Goodhue


salary clerk


15 00


F T Goodhue


supplies


8 47


J Breck & Son


43 08


E L Darling


labor


6 25


$ 328 81


DR.


SUMMARY.


CR


To appropriation '07


$350 00 |


By bill paid


$328 81


By balance


21 19


$350 00


$350 00


BOARD OF HEALTH.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Est. James Griffing


salary


$ 12 50


labor


3 75


Dr. George G. Bailey


medical attendance


206 50


Dr. George E. MacArthur


111 00


Maynard Whittier


labor


446 88


Maynard Whittier


supplies


3 85


Saverok Pantelopulow


nursing


99 00


Rhoda Stone


10 00


Sadie E. Cummings


66


10 00


Anna M. Russ


21 00


Mary Raguri


63 00


City of Boston


hospital bills


47 14


City of Lynn


66


34 00


45


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Town of North Reading


typhoid fever case


$147 00


Chester W. Bamford


clerk


27 00


S. F. Canney


lumber


4 71


A. A. Chase


labor


1 00


S. J. Goodhue


4 00


N. T. Low


8 80


Chronicle Pub Co


printing


48 00


John A. Blake


medicine


11 85


E F Brown & Co


38 30


E R Smith


5 45


W B Atkinson


serving warrants


2 00


James H Christopher


supplies


8 00


James W W Cummings


15 65


A H Plouff


1 45


J W Goodhue


9 03


D E Measures


.‹


1 30


W E Lord


2 38


$ 1404 54


DR.


SUMMARY. CR


To amt due from State and other towns


By bills paid


$1404 54


$ 91 90


To cash from State of Massachusetts


382 15


To cash from fumiga- tion


5 00


To cash from Receipts account


925 49


$1,404 54


$1,404 54


46


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


TREE WARDEN.


JAMES A. MOREY, Superintendent.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


J A Morey


labor


$ 8 35


Fred Buzzell


4 65


A l Savory


supplies


17 90


John Floyd


labor


8 75


Wmn Burnham


3 50


D A Grady


team


4 00


A H Plouff


supplies


4 25


Bowker Insecticide Co


22 00


T F Cogswell


3 30


Alfred Norman


labor


2 05


John A Sullivan


2 00


Geo McIntire


1 76


Geo Gwinn


1 75


Spencer Gwinn


1 75


TR Lord


2 00


J F Norman


13 46


W L Johnson


2 00


$ 103 47


DR.


SUMMARY.


CR.


To appropriation '07


$350 00


By bills paid


$103 47


· To cash from labor


13 50


By balance


260 50


3363 50


$363 50


47


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


TOWN HALL.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


A S Garland


janitor


$ 550 00


C C Caldwell


fuel


140 18


FT Goodhue


supplies


24 35


Arthur W Manzer


labor


15 33


Water Dept


water


17 77


A H Walton


labor


1


43 00


John S Glover


fuel


86 83


Frank R Shaller


tuning piano


8 00


N ET & T Co


telephone


3 91


S F Canney


lumber


3 00


Elec Light Dept


light


265 09


J W Goodhue


supplies


5 89


W E Lord


counter


24 00


T F Cogswell


insurance


13 40


Wm S Russell


flag


6 25


Geo E Ward & Son


plants


8 92


E R Smith


supplies


3 65


A H Plouff


9 89


J M Dunnels


labor


20 00


T B Fall & Son


fuel


140 83


W E Lord


supplies


2 55


Jacksons Ex Co


express


1 25


Morse & White


iron screen


30 00


J H Lakeman


painting


32 75


Henry A Pickard


labor and material


200 45


Wm Glen


labor


90


Elec Light Dept


labor and fixtures


28 85


$ 1687 04


48


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


DR.


SUMMARY. CR


To cash, rent hall


$782 00


To bills paid


$1687 04


To cash, rent court room 300 00


To cash, receipts


605 04


$1687 04


$1687 04


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Engineers Fire Dept


salaries


$115 00


Gen Sutton H & L


350 00


Masconomet Steamer Co


335 41


Hose No 2


210 41


James Graffum


repairs on truck


102 86


F T Goodhue


supplies


1 30


Torrent Eng Co


salaries


310 00


J E Norman


labor


5 00


Water Dept


water


20 25


W U Tel Co


time-clock


45 00


A D Mallard


.labor


8 25


James Graffum


28 00


Wm H Jewett


1 00


Electric Light Department


light


78 00


Wm B Richards


brooms


2 79


Electric light Department


vitriol and copper


120 98


. .


care of fire alarm


100 00


repairing breaks


47 30


A F Burnham


labor


1 25


J B Mitchell


3 00


Wm A Spiller


2 50


J W Goodhue


supplies


6 29


1


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Jackson's Express


express


$ 80


A H Plouff


supplies


21 50


J A Huckıns


storage etc


4 00


C C Caldwell


fuel


80 94


Henry K Barnes


supplies


1 00


T R Lord


forest fire


50


A F Burnham


75


E H Smith


75


Everett Smith


50


A H Walton


50


Walter Brown


75


Chester Patch


25


Wm H Hills


25


Elmer McIntire


25


J R Richards


1 25


Carter Bros


use of horse


75 00


NET &T Co


telephone


16 17


W B Richards


use of horse


87 50


Edward H Smith


steward


11 50


W H Rand


supplies


60


Robt Spencer


labor


42 00


Geo W Brown


steward


20 00


Edw M Poole


labor


2 00


F M Burke


supplies


1 45


D A Grady


team


1 00


S F Canney


lumber


3 07


Walter Poole


labor


50


Ernest Carter


50


Albert Wait


50


R R Glasier


50


Thos P Thomas


concreting


56 00


Sam'l Kilborn


labor


2 50


Mary E Tilton


rent of land


2 00


H E Garrette


salary


15 82


A H Walton


labor


75


Everett Smith


25


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


49


50


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Geo E Hayes


labor


$ 2 90


Edw H Smith


5 42


A P Hills


supplies


2 65


H Sheppard


labor


75


J R Richards


2 00


$ 2361 91


DR.


SUMMARY.


CR.


To appropriation, '07


$2300 00 |


By bills paid,


$2361 91


To balance


61 91


$2361 91


$2361 91


CURRENT EXPENSE.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Walter Sheppard


ringing bell


$ 49 92


Boston Book Co


town law book


8 50


Hobbs Warren Co


legal papers


18 44


Bacon & Burpee


grade crossing


53 66


A H Plouff


supplies


29


G H W Hayes


legal advice


52 64


American Ex Co


express


2 25


Geo F King & Co


office supplies


33 25


James Damon


fees & expense


13 40


Louis Surrette


delivering reports


1 25


John F Sullivan


3 00


Wm Goditt


3 00


Chas Rust Jr


3 00


51


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Wm Clark


delivering reports $ 3 00


Luther Wait


stamps, etc 65 18


A Storrs & Bement Co G A Schofield


cover paper


5 40


cash pd out expenses


36 58


J A Blake


supplies


16 56


H A Russell


meals registrars


12 50


E G Damon


labor


6 65


Jackson Ex Co


express


8 40


Electric Light Dept.


sup & labor


59 00


Chronicle Pub Co


printing for Town clerk


66 66


Treasurer & Collector 67 25


printing for Selectmen 47 00


Assessors 23 25


" Registrars 43 75


John F Sullivan


labor


2 00


Geo W Plouff


1 20


Harold C Poor


1 20


Wm Scahill


1 20


B & M R R Co


mileage book


20 00


J H Lakeman


painting


15 60


Chas W Bamford


cash paid out


5 44


N E Tel & Tel Co


telephone


13 63


E K Tolman


50 00


Kavanaugh Bros


memorial tablet


45 00


Fairbanks Co


weighers' books


10 20


Ipswich Mills Co


supplies


48 16


A I Savory


2 43


G Adrian Barker


insurance


100 00


P B Murphy


printing


8 35


B J Conley


supplies


50


Mary E Tilton


rent


6 00


Cash Div Co


oil


1 30


Wm E Reilly


labor


3 10


Water Dept


water


96 11


Peter Gray & Son


supplies


1 30


Lilla D Stott


assessors' list


32 20


66


.


52


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


James H Hull


labor


$ 2 50


Jere Sullivan


5 57


Ned L Harris


express


75


E L Rowe & Son


supplies


3 00


M C McGinley


med aid prisoner


3 00


W E Dupray


taking census


20 00


E F Brown & Co


supplies


7 75


I E B Perkins


boxes


60


E Lemay


labor


4 00


J E Norman


34 85


A D Mallard


express


1 90


Jos W Webber


labor


11 00


Fred R Hull


printing


2 75


John T Harris


labor on buoys


5 00


Carter's Ink Co


ink


2 20


Daniel G Chapman


deed of marsh


30 00


F F Byron


river dredging expense


30 53


Geo E Safford


painting barge


61 00


D A Grady


teams


14 25


T J Broderick


river dredging expense


5 15


Jose Parker Co


note book


2 75


E R Smith


supplies


19 80


Chronicle Pub Co


town reports


148 00


Wm Read & Sons


police supplies


7 50


Geo G Dexter


photograph


1 00


John W Goodhue


supplies


3 23


S F Canney


lumber


60 80


Essesx Book Bindery


binding reports


36 65


John W Nourse


plans


10 80


Geo E MacArthur


med aid prisoner


3 00


S H Thurston


boxes


75


. John F Wippich


care clock


25 00


A S Garland


meals prisoners etc


56 92


James Graffum


labor


1 50


Chas E Goodhue


taking census


20 00


Wm B Richards


22 00


$ 1767 84


53


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


A H Plouff


heating plant Town House


$ 1627 00


Gen James Appleton Post G A R Water Dept


Memorial Day


230 00


hydrant service


1794 00


Water Dept


sinking fund


3084 70


$ 8503 54


JULY 4TH CELEBRATION EXPENSES.


Geo B Brown


prize


$ 10 00


S F Canney


5 00


Syracuse Lodge K of P


10 00


Girls Hospital Club


5 00


Wm White


5 00


Chester Smith


2 00


C Lemieux


3 00


Leslie Dupray


2 00


F Chaput


1 00


Wilfred Ganley


5 00


Henry Homans


2 00


Willie King


1 00


Leslie Dupray


5 00


Arthur Lowe


3 00


Lester Bailey


4 00


Gilbert Hull


2 00


Chester Scahill


1 00


Samuel Kilborn


6 00


Chester Smith


4 00


Justin Hull


10 00


Alonzo Brown


6 00


Harold Poor


4 00


Peter Rhodes


10 00


Clarence Dupray


6 00


Wm Black


4 00


Terrance Perkins


3 00


Wm Leavitt


1 50


Wm Fermanes


1 50


Haskell Meyers


10 00


54


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Alonzo Brown


prize


$ 6 00


Chas Poor


4 00


National Fire Works Co


fireworks


141 70


Elec Light Dept


labor


14 00


F F Byron


supplies


8 70


H A Russell


dinner drum corps


4 00


Excelsior Drum Corps


music


67 26


F F Byron


expenses & soda checks


9 30


Chronicle Pub Co


printing


12 90


W C Gile


children's entertainment 17 20


D E Measures


soda checks


3 65


John A Blake


66


45


Mrs J C Stone


60


40


Wilbur Dupray


collecting


11 00


J W Goodhue


supplies


2 50


W E Tucker


land damage


10 00


J E Norman


labor


5 25


$ 451 61


DR. SUMMARY. CR.


To appropriation '07


$3000 00|


By bills paid


$ 1767 84


To app. Memorial Day


230 00 !


By bills Memorial Day


230 00


Shell Fish


100 00


By Hydrant Service


1794 00


Float


100 00


By Sinking Fund


3084 70


IndependenceDay 400 00


By Independence Day


451 61


Hydrant Service 1794 00


By Heating Plant


1627 00


Sinking Fund


3084 70


By balance


1306 24


Heating Plant


1500 00


Cash from July


4th Committee


52 69


$10,261 39


$10,261 39


75


E R Smith


55


B J Conley


55


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


JULY FOURTH CELEBRATION.


The town having appropriated $400 for a celebration on Inde- pendence Day, the selectmen appointed a number of citizens on various committees, and arranged for a celebration which we feel safe in saying gave general satisfaction. It was found that the amount appropriated would not be sufficient and various parties contributed, the contributions amounting to $224, which. with the $400 given by the town, made $624. The payments made as shown, on a previous page, through the town treasurer, were $451.61.


The foilowing bills were paid by the committee:


Ipswich Band music $ 154 00


Georgetown Engine Co


prize


10 00


S F Canney


lumber 7 31


Total $ 171 31


The balance collected by the committee, $52.69, was turned over to the Town Treasurer, and after repaying the Town for the $51.61 paid out in excess of the appropriation, leaves $1.08 balance over all expenses in his hands. The selectmen desire to thank all who assisted either by work or cash in making the celebration a success.


Geo. A. Schofield, Chairman.


Following is a list of the contributions made: M B Philipp


$ 25 00


F R Appleton 20 00


C J Norwood. 15 00


F L Burke & Son


15 00


C G Rice


10 00


C A Campbell :


10 00


Charles P Searle


10 00


James H Proctor


10 00


T J Broderick


10 00


George E Barnard


5 00


S S Gray


5.00


Wm G Horton


5 00


C E Perkins


5 00


.


W W Davis & Son


5 00


F F Byron


5 00


56


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


Geo A Schofield


$5 00


D E Measures


5 00


Cash .


5 00


J W Goodhue


3 00


C S Tyler


2 00.


C G Spiller


2 00


C F Chapman


2 00


B J Conley


2 00


W E Lord


2 00


E F Brown


2 00


Geo Safford


2 00


Wm A Chaplin


2 00


J E Gallagher


2 00


J A Blake


2 00


Wm Mayes


2 00


E R Smith


2 00


FT Goodhue


2 00


C A Sayward


2 00


R S Kimball


2 00


Thos H Lord


2 00


Walter Scott


2 00


H S Hills


2 00


Cash


2 00


Cash


1 00


R A Manthorn


1 00


G W Allison


1 00


O H Ewing


1 00


S H Thurston


1 00


Haskell Myers


1 00


N J Bolles.


1 00


H M Sayward


1 00


S N Baker 1 00


Louis H Bixby


1 00


A .P Hills


1 00


Lord & Ross


1 00


A H Plouff


1 00


Total


$ 224 00


57


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


TOWN FARM.


BILLS ALLOWED.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Wm G Horton


grain


$ 450 20


Geo B Brown


340 60


$ 790 80


L E Willcomb


groceries


$ 25 18


P P Kierce


8 89


H P Sution


9 04


Albert Hills Co


66 85


Cash Div Co


56 01


Thos H Lord


56 02


N J Bolles


48 98


FT Goodhue .


31 49


Geo E Hayes


5 60


N Burnham


26 52


Lord & Ross


25 45


O B Kippin


meat


49 96


C E Perkins


93 96


J W Perkins


8 73


R W Bolles


43 72


V H Grant


fish


2 44


W S Atkinson


5 12


J L Grant


14 12


$ 578 08


W S Russell


dry goods


$ 5 88


C S Tyler


23 18


W E Lord


60


22 20


S N Baker


clothing


12 60


$ 63 86


J A Tucker


shoes


$ 4 05


S H Thurston


66


2 70


$ 6 75


coal


$ 20 08


J S Glover T B Fall & Son


66


56 12


$ 76 20


58


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


MISCELLANEOUS.


Aug Staniford


labor


$ 5 60


EF Brown


medicine


1 00


A D Wallace


fertilizer


92 55


Robt Spencer


labor


3 25


J H Lakeman


2 28


Geo E Marsh Co


soap


4 25


W J Norwood


grinding corn


9 87


J Arthur Farley


potato seed


4 80


J R Richards


repairs


8 65


J M Dunnels


supplies


37 77


Austin L Lord


labor


14 00


Ernest F Lemay


repairs


2 85


A I Savory


supplies


2 73


John F Wippich


repairs


2 00


Wm H Rand


supplies


35


E R Smith


medicine


25 12


P A Dodge


sawing lumber


46 76


James Graffum


repairs


92


Wm Tarr


cow


18 00


Ernest R Jewett


labor


6 50


Chester Patch


blacksmith


1 80


S F Canney


lumber


33 62


John Durand


repairs


11 32


D S Perley


COWS


95 00


J W Goodhue


supplies


43 27


Fred Sheppard


labor


3 00


J J Hull


oil


11 13


Libie J Wood


labor


10 00


Wm Marshall


blacksmith


11 80


B J Conley


medicine


6 95


Carter Bros


labor


5 00


Chas Jewett


5 50


N T Lowe


13 13


D S Appleton


cash pd out


22 87


D A Grady


blacksmith


37 55


CO Amazeen


tobacco


5 04


Ernest L Jellison


piping


40 00


Aaron Lord


labor


4 00


A H Plouff


supplies


11 23


C F Chapman


66


9 55


J C Conant


labor


17 13


Total


$ 688 14


59


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


FARM HELP.


D S Appleton


$ 600 00


Oldin Charles.


289 00


Almira Charles


180 00


George Day


7 50


Jessie Dodge


74 00


James Burnes


5 00


Cleophas St Cyr


229 00


Horace Ellsworth


164 00


Wm Cannon


47 00


Herbert Witham


15 00


Edw Bodwell


29 00


Frank Bodwell


35 00


$ 1674 50


Grand Total


$ 3878 33


Total amount of bills paid for the Farm by the Treasurer was ..


$3878 33


Bills paid by 'Superintendent


93 53


Total paid out,


$3971 86


Total receipts for sales 1907


$2757 81


Bills due farm, sales 1907


300 42


Total income 1907.


$3058 23


Balance, expense of Farm 1907


$ 913 63


Number of inmates at Farm during year


8


. . Jan 1, 1908


5


Average cost per week for each inmate.


$2 51


DR.


SUMMARY. CR


To appropriation,


$1000 00


By paid grain


$ 790 80


To sales at Farm '07


3058 23


By paid gro. and pro. 578 08


By paid clothing 63 86


By paid shoes 6 75


By paid fuel


76 20


By paid incidentals


688 14


By paid labor 1674 50


By paid by Supt 93 53


By balance


86 37


$4058 23


$4058 23


60


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


INVENTORY, STOCKS, TOOLS, ETC. AT TOWN FARM. 1908 1907


NO.


VALUE: NO.


VALUE GAIN


LOSS


Oxen


2


$ 200


2


$ 200


Cows


31


930


27


810


120


Heifers


5


100


9


180


80


Bulls


1


40


1


40


Horses


4


500


4


400


100


Fat Hogs


3


60


5


100


40


Pigs


3


15


15


Fowl


80


40 100


50


10


Horse Wagons


4


70


4


70


Horse Wagons


1


45


1


45


Horse Cart


1


45


1


45


Pung


1


10


1


10


Ox Wagon


2


225


2


225


Ox Cart.


2


50


2


50


Mowing Machines


2


50


2


50


Plows. .


3


20


3


20


Cultivators


1


5


1


5


Horse Hoes


1


5


1


5


Harrows


3


25


1


10


15


Ox Sled


2


30


2


30


Drag


1


5


5


Wood, cords


30


150


28


168


18


7


Groceries


100


100


Dairy Utensils


100


110


Furniture and bedding


450


450


Range and Fixtures


110


110


Winnowing Mills


-1


5


1


5


Wheel Rake


2


25


2


25


Tedders


1


35


1


35


Blocks and Ropes


5


5


Harness


6


70


6


70


Rack


1


10


1


10


Potato Digger


1


10


1


10


Scales


20


20


Fire Extinguishers


5


15


5


15


Wheelbarrow


1


3


1


3


Screen and Lumber


250


55


195


Total


$ 4268


$ 3983


450


165


Coal, tons .


5


35


6


42


Stores and Furnaces


130


130


Tools


75


75


Windmill and Tank.


200


200


10


61


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PRODUCE, ETC. 1908 1907


NO.


VALUE NO.


VAI UE


GAIN


LOSS


Beans


bushels


4


12


7 21


9


Potatoes,


200


170


70


42


128


Roots,


225


90


110


44


46


Apples, barrels


12


24


4


8


16


Pork, pounds


100


15|200


30


15


Corn, bushels


200


150|225


146


4


Butter, pounds


25


8


10


3


5


English hay, tons


86


1720


105


1890


170


Salt hay, black grass


85


765


90


810


45


Mulch


6


36


2


12


24


Phosphate


8


8


Grain


10


15


5


Total


$ 3008


$ 3021


231


244


Inventory, stock, tools, etc,


$ 4268


$ 3983


450


165


Total '08


$ 7276


$ 7004


681


409


Total '07


$ 7004


$ 6678


409


$ 272


$ 326


272


SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES AT THE TOWN FARM FOR THE YEARS 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907.


1903


II 1904


1905


1906


1907


Expenditures


|$3,824.78||$3,913.67|$4,188.50||$4,256.13|$3,971.86


Income


| 3,485.64| 3,129.89|| 2,546.62|| 3,097.73|| 3,058.23


Total Expense


339.14| 783.78| 1,641.88|| 1,158.40|


913.63


62


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


-


OUTSIDE POOR.


BILLS ALLOWED.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Mary E Burnham


rent


$ 26 00


R H Grant


31 85


H B Brown


54 00


Mrs E T Cotton


60 00


Nellie W Augur


24 00


Kate M Kimball


6 6


4 00


Mrs F J Kinsman


15 00


A D Kinsman


63 00


J F Caldwell


30 00


Mrs F A Wales


72 00


W F Gould


47 50


Est Ruth Baker


25 00


F S Burnham


60 00


Grace F Bailey


54 00


N Burnham


51 50


A I Savory


48 75


N J Bolles


groceries


219 99


Cash Div Co


210 15


W B Richards


115 33


F T Goodhue


6 6


194 00


N Burnham


132 68


.


63


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. .


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


Geo E Haves


groceries


$ 237 25


Tougas & Tougas


26 00


P P Kierce


5 00


Thos H Lord


145 00


A P Hills


12 48


R W Bolles


meat


103 04


A H Peatfield


fuel


273 24


T B Fall & Son


9 75


J S Glover


10 45


City of Newburyport


support


201 25


Town of Rowley


46 63


W E Tucker


physician


10 00


G E MacArthur


302 17


S A Pedrick


94 25


C E Ames


243 25


M C McGinley


38 50


Geo G Bailey


97 50


C S Tyler


dry goods


6 09


W E Lord


4 23


C G Spiller


clothing


3 00


J A Tucker


shoes


5 60


I E B Perkins


9 45


S H Thurston


6 45


B J Conley


medicine


16 55


E R Smith


73 35


Mrs Lewis Kneeland


board


78 00


Jennie C Haskell


96 00


John W Dole


59 07


H Weiland


10 00


Sisters of Charity


19 50


Com. of Mass


24 17


Mrs B Scahill


185 00


Mrs Nora McInnis


18 83


Eliza Banner


cash


60 00


Mary Moriarity


144 00


Martha Gwinn


96 00


64


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


PAID TO


FOR WHAT


AMOUNTS


John Shatswell


cash


$ 24 00


John Andrews Jr


120 00


Annie R Gordon


nurse


231 00


Samuel Hicks


12 00


Annie H Grant


40 00


Frances Surrette


40 00


Ada M Eustace


59 00


Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds


18 00


Chas Wait


4 50


Boston Lying In Hospital


30 00


Hadassah Grant


cash


96 00


Mary Cate


96 00


A C Damon


supplies


12 75


A H Plouff


1 95


D A Grady


teams


16 25


$ 5111 25


Received from other towns and cities for 1907 bills :


City of Beverly


$ 249 36


Due from cities and towns for 1907 bills :


33 55


City of Salem . .


51 00


Town of Needham


254 85


Commonwealth


101 50


$ 440 90


Total amount paid out 1907


$ 5111 25


Less amount received 1907 bills $ 249 36


Less amount due 1907 bills 440 90


$ 690 26


Total cost out side poor 1907 $ 4420 99


.


City of Lynn


65


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


DR.


SUMMARY. CR.


To appropriation, $ 2500 00


By bills paid,


$ 5111 25


To amt received from 1907 bills 249 36


To amt due for 1907 bills


440 90


To cash from receipts, 1920 99


$ 5111 25


$ 5111 25


The following bills are due the Poor Department for former years:


From Town of Newbury


$ 7 69


From Town of Topsfield


95 00


From City of Lynn.


244 91


From City of Medford


2 50


From City of Fitchburg


16 00


From Town of Hamilton


10 00


From Town of Boxford


1 18


From Town of Rowley


31 96


From Commonwealth


50 03


From Needham.


157 43


From Salem


55 40


$ 672 10


During the year the following old bills have been paid : By Commonwealth $ 49 75 By Beverly . 7 52 $ 57 27


66


IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.


OVERSEERS OF POOR REPORT.


The result at the town farm this year under the manage- ment of Superintendent Daniel S. Appleton, has been very satis- factory. In spite of the fact that many repairs out of the ordinary have been made, and the additional fact that the high prices, not only for food for the inmates but for the stock as well, have made it rather a hard year, it will be seen by a glance at the farm statis- tics, that the inventory of material on hand shows an increase of $272.00 over last year, and that out of the $1000 appropriated by the town for the farm, $86.37 is returned to the treasury.


The buildings at the farm are in fairly good condition with the exception of the old barn, which has arrived at a stage when it is a serious question whether it would not be economy to tear it down rather than attempt to repair it. If the town is to continue to run the farm a new building will soon be necessary in its place. If, on the other hand, the town intends to sell the farm, we would advise that expenses for building repairs bekept as low as possible for the present. As we have repeatedly pointed out, modern methods of caring for the poor, and the fact that a generous charity fund will soon establish a home for the aged in Ipswich, would indicate that the time has arrived when the town should seriously consider the sale of the farm.


It will be seen that there has been an increase in the expenses for the outside poor. During the past year there has been a large expense incurred for four or five cases where whole families have been maintained almost wholly at town expense. Children too young to work, parents either dead or unable to work, and food, rent, clothing and doctors bills to pay, make an expensive combination,




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