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January and February
Grade 1, free expression, familiar objects; grade 2, gui- ded expression; grade 3, general appearance, conditions, ex- periences and effects; grade 4, proportion; grade 5, specific appearances; grade 6, foreshortening; grade 7, grouping, effects of distance and level; grade 8, convergence; grade 9, convergence in exteriors.
March and April
Građe 1, action; grade 2, action in groups; grade 3, gen- eral characteristics, animals, school-work, local events, grade 4. proportion and grouping; grade 5, expressive attitudes; grade 6, distinguishing characteristics, form and color;
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grade 7, poses; grade 8, poses, and significant details in birds, insects, etc .; grade 9, poses, studies in detail, form figure and head.
May and June
Grade 1, natural position and color, growth, flat tones, and whole plants; grade 2, form and color; grade 3, form and color in parts, relative areas; grade 4, unit making and spacing, motifs and borders; grade 5, unit making and space breaking, ornamental forms and panels; grade 6, unit mak- ing and distributing, surface patterns; grade 7, adaptation to conditions, applied design; grade 8, adaptation to condi- tions, plant motifs and applied surface patterns and borders; grade 9, conventionalization, stenciling, space-filling and harmony.
Respectfully submitted, Ethel Wingate Ratsey Supervisor of Drawing.
Report of the School Physician.
To the School Committee :---
The plan for medical inspection of schools as now required by law, has, it seems to me, much to commend it. If any criticism is to be made in the law it is that it is not specific enough as to just what the medical inspector's duties are; but has left that phase of the subject to the local health and school authorities. Your local in- spector was authorized by the school committee to adopt
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such a plan as in his judgment seemed wise. Attention was first given to sanitary conditions of the various school bnild- ings and premises. These were found to be in the main in excellent condition. Some improvements were suggested by the inspector, which were carried out by the committee.
The only contagious disease found in the schools was whooping cough, which was epidemic last fall. A number of children found to be suffering from it were sent home un- til the contagious period was passed. There were also found a number of cases of impetigo, several of eczema, and a few of parasitic origin, all of which were ordered out for treatment.
Much good has resulted from the tests made for defect- ive eyesight and hearing. Many children's eyesight has been improved by proper fitting glasses, and several cases of defective hearing have been improved by removal of adenoid growths, which were the cause of the deafness. The benefit to these two classes alone, derective eyesight and hearing, would justify the whole cost for medical inspection, if there were no other arguments in its favor. But taken in its broad- est sense, the work of the medical inspector should be to ap- ply intelligently that ounce of prevention, the value of which cannot be estimated by any weight of cures.
Respectfully submitted, George E. MacArthur. Ipswich, January 25th, 1908.
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Report of the Truant Officer.
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To the Superintendent of Schools,
Dear Sir :-
I am pleased to report that I made forty-four calls on absent pupils during the year 1907. I found some absent as truants, some for want of proper clothing, and some for sickness. Most of these returned to school.
I am grateful to the school board, the superintendent, and teachers for support.
Respectfully,
Warren Boynton
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Graduation Exercises
OF THE
Manning high School.
The Twenty-third Annual Commencement of the Man- ning High School was held at Manning Hall, Thursday, June 27th, at 2 p. m. The exercises were as follows:
March
Invocation -
Rev. T. F. Waters
Music
Salutatory
Harold L. Tilton "The Outlook for a High School Graduate"
Class History
Arthur B. A. Scahill
Address to Graduates Rev. Edwin A. Blake, D. D. "'Ideals"
Valedictory
Chester Cotter
"The Railroads"
Awarding of Diplomas
George W. Tozer
Benediction
Rev. T. F. Waters
Music
Certum Pete Finem
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Class Poem.
The four short years have sped their course Since first we met together here; As Strangers then, as dear friends now; But parting time is drawing near. We've worked together all these years, Our joys and griefs we've shared as friends; Fond mem'ries of those hours well spent Will cheer our paths, where'er their ends.
For some the sky is bright and clear; And some may find it dark and chill; But courage take, and trust in God, He leads the way, we'll follow still. How swiftly have the seasons passed! Life's higher school awaits us now; And we may view our work with joy When in the West our sun is low.
And when our work here is complete, And all life's vict'ries we have won, Though we in numbers are but few May we receive the praise, "Well done!" Now, teachers, classmates, all farewell; With thanks for kindness manifold, Through life thy honor we will strive, Dear Nineteen-Seven to uphold.
-Lillian Tilson Jewett
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Class Officers.
Arthur B. A. Scahill, President Leslie S. Clarke, Vice-President Chester Cotter, Treasurer Annie M. Smith, Secretary
English Course.
Chester Cotter Lillian Tilson Jewett Arthur Bernard A. Scahill Annie Maud Smith
Harold Lester Tilton
Classical Course.
Zervia Estelle Safford Leslie S. Clarke
Graduation Exercises
OF THE
Manning Brammar School
The Graduation Exercises of the Manning Grammar School, held at Manning Hall, Wednesday afternoon, June 26, were as follows:
Piano Solo
March of the Flower Girls Ruth Fall
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Invocation Rev. Reginald Pearce
Singing
Down in the Dewy Dell
Chorus of Girls Samuel Kilborn
Salutatory and Recitation
Composition
Story or a Canton Cup Gladys Clark
Singing
A Warrior Bold
Chorus of Boys
Composition
The Wayside Inn
Joseph Broderick
Recitation
A Legend
Mildred Gove
Singing
A Contented Heart School
Composition
Up the James
Eleanor Bradstreet ·
Recitation
Gladys May
Around Gettysburg
James Clarke
Singing
Lovely Rose
Solo with Chorus
Composition
The Fairies
Dorothy Hudgens
Recitation
The Pipes at Lucknow
Adeline Chapman
Physical Culture
Composition
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Composition
Spring Cleaning
Mildred Howard
Singing
Estudiantina
School
Recitation
Wolsey's Farewell to Cromwell George Lord
Composition and Valedictory
The Great Stone Face
Jesse Fowler
Presentation of Diplomas
Singing of Class Hymn
Benediction
Rev. Reginald Pearce
Members of the Graduating Class
William Jesse Fowler Samuel Allison Kilborn Mildred Eugenia Gove James Augustine Clarke Eleanor Frances Bradstreet Thomas Joseph Broderick Florence Eva Whittier Chester Thomas Claxton Ellen Elizabeth Hinckley Mae Clifford Chapman John Wilfred Ganley Gladys Irene May Alice Emily Quill Elsie Martha Littlefield
George Thomas Lord Dorothy Ann Hudgens Gladys Treadwell Clarke Adeline Hazel Chapman Robert T. Bamford Mildred May Howard Dorothy Atwood Brooks Veinard Johnson Irvine Emily Pearson Jewett Carl Greenlaw Woodbury Ruth Evelyn Fall Maude Helen Young Charles William Rand Emma Martin McCracken
Appendix
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School Calendar.
Present School Year
Present term began January 6 and will close March 27.
Summer term begins April 6 and closes June 25, 1908.
Next School Year
First term 16 weeks begins Wednesday, September 9, and closes Tuesday, December 22, 1908.
Second term 12 weeks begins Monday, January 4, and closes Friday, March 26, 1909.
Third term 12 week begins Monday, April 5, and closes Thursday, June 24, 1909.
School Sessions
High School-One session each week day, except Satur- day, from 8.30 a. m. to 1.30 p. m.
Other Schools -- Two sessions each week day, except Sat- urday, as follows: From April to November, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 1.30 to 4 p. m. From November to April, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., and from 1.30 to 3.30 p. m.
Holidays
Thanksgiving Day and the day following, February 22, April 19 and May 30.
No School Signal
In severe storms a signal for no session of the schools will be given by the fire alarm. The morning signal will be given at S a. m., and the afternoon at 11.
Committee Meetings
The regular meetings of the school committee are held in the evening of the first day of each month. All bills against the school department should be given to the secre- tary on or before the date of these meetings
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Teachers for the Present School Year.
John P. Marston, Principal High School
Emma G. Gardner, 1st Asst.
Alice E. Perkins, 2d
Alice A. Ropes,
S. Isabel Arthur, Grade 9 Grammar 8
Salem Normal
Katharine F. Sullivan
Myra Lord, Assistant 8
Emily M. Adams 7
Mabel F. Powell
7
Katharine C. Baker
6
Nina E. Low 6
Ethel C. Bagley
5
Kathryn L. Brown 66
Helen Tupper,
5 3 & 4
High School Fitchburg Normal High School
Eva A. Willcomb
Desdemona Williams 1 & 2
Bates College High School
Ellen T. Sullivan
Augusta N. Appleton
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Kathryn M. Clark
Salem Normal
Carrie I. Black 1,2 & 3
Alice G Burnham, Ungraded
High School
Stella C. Adams
Cora H. Jewett
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Cora A. Smith
Ethel W. Ratsey, Supervisor of Drawing
Arthur H. Tozer, Supervisor of Music
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Bates College Boston University
Newburyport Training Sch Byfield Academy University of Maine High School Gloucester Training Sch
Annie P. Wade
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Numerical Statement.
School Census Data
Number of children in town between the ages of
5 and 15 years, according to the census takes in September, 1907 886
Number of boys between the ages of 5 and 15 years 455
Number of girls between the ages of 5 and 15 years 431
886
Number of boys between the ages of 7 and 14 years 377
Number of girls between the ages of 7 and 14 years 349
726
Attendance for the School Year ending June 27, 1907.
Number enrolled in all schools 863
Number of boys enrolled 452
Number of girls enrolled 411
Average number 762
Average attendance 6.86
Per cent of attendance 90
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Appropriation for 1908.
The Committee Recommend the Following Appro- priation for the Year 1908.
Salaries
$12,000
Care of School Buildings
1,000
Fuel
1,100
Rent of Manning School Building
1,900
Transportation
700
Text Books and Supplies
1,600
Furniture for New Building
650
Repairs
300
Incidentals
750
$20,000
George W. Tozer
John H. Cogswell
Harriet E. Noyes
Charles G. Hull
James W. Perkins
1
George E. MacArthur
L .. ..
School Committee
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
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Receipts
Balance on hand January 1, 1907
$ 1208 90
Appropriation for 1907 17000 00
Dog License Fees
309 65
Tuition from other Towns
443 00
Appropriation for School Physician
150 00
19111 55
Expenditures
Salaries of Officials
Robert M. Martin, superintendent $720
George E. MacArthur, school physician
100
Warren Boynton, truant officer
20
Harriet E. Noyes, purchasing agent, two years
60
John H. Cogswell, purchasing agent
70
970
Salaries of Teachers
Emma G. Gardner
$340 00
Susie H. Potter ~ 437 50
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Mildred L. Powell
468 75
Alice E. Perkins
220 00
- Alice R. Ropes
220 00
S. Isabel Arthur
768 75
Katharine F. Sullivan
615 00
Emily M. Adams
450 00
Mabel F. Powell
502 50
Katharine C. Baker
455 00
Ethel C. Bagley
-420 00
Nina E. Low
445 62
Kathryn L. Brown
:299 60
Helen Tupper
-416 00
Annie P. Wade
4418 00
Eva A. Willcomb
-430 50
Desdemona Williams
387 25
Ellen T. Sullivan
387 25
Augusta N. Appleton
389 80
Kathryn M. Clarke
367 95
Carrie I. Black
328 80
Ethel W. Ratsey
358 75
Myra Lord
394 55
Cora H. Jewett
297 70
Alice G. Burnham
256 25
Cora A. Smith
143 50
Roscoe H. Vining
204 80
Stella C. Adams
72 00
Elsie Baler
6 30
L. Maude Schofield
9 90
Pauline Dawson
7.20
10519 22
Care of Schoolhouses
William P. Gould, Winthrop 103 68
John H. Baker, Winthrop 171 32
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Smith E. Hayes, Dennison
224 00
William H. Kirk, Payne 159 32
Joseph Johnson, Manning street
54 75
Robert Spencer, Warren street 50 00
Edward L. Darling, Cogswell 46 00
James J. Ryan, Linebrook 38 50
P. Flaherty, Appleton
18 50
Cora H. Jewett, Grape Island
6 00
872 07
Fuel
Chester Caldwell
$303 44
T. B. Fall & Son 382 35
John S. Glover
171 47
Clarence E. Howe
17 00
874 26
Transportation
Boston & Northern St. Railway Co., tickets $300
Highway Department, use of barge 375
675
Rents
Trustees Manning School Fund, use of school building $1,900 Clifford F. Chapman, rent of land on Manning street 20
1,920
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Repairs
S. F. Canney, lumber
$115 85
Edward W. Choate, labor
14 08
William Story, labor
1 50
George R. Lakeman, labor
2 35
Stephen H. Baker, labor
18 37
Nathaniel Archer, labor
21 25
Charles W. Harvey, labor
28 55
Everett G. Damon, labor
8 42
A. H. Plouff, labor and material
29 33
Frank P. Trussell, labor and material
76 66
John W. Goodhue, hardware
13 97
Angus I. Savory, hardware
17 59
James H. Hull, labor setting glass
5 00
Augustine Staniford, labor setting glass
6 85
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359 77
Furniture
Kenney Brothers & Wolkins:
One teacher's chair
$ 2 50
Four visiting chairs
4 00
One teacher's desk
15 50
Four chairs
4 00
36 adjustable desks and chairs
153 00
14 yards slated blackboard
11 80
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190 80
Text Books and Supplies
American Book Company, books $166 01
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Edward E. Babb & Co., books
233 79
Ginn & Co., books
700 60
John A. Blake, chemicals, etc.
43 06
Silver, Burdett & Co., books
89 40
George F. King & Co., supplies
151 38
Houghton & Mifflin, books
14 50
Little, Brown & Co., books Maynard, Merrill & Co., books
16 24
C. F. Winchester, supplies
10 25
D. C. Heath & Co., books
91 49
J. L. Hammatt & Co., drawing material
125 16
J. D. Parsons, books
18 00
Ethel W. Ratsey, drawing material
7 09
C. Howard Hart Pen Co., pens
8 25
Knott Apparatus Co., apparatus
9 32
Allyn & Bacon, books
5 84
Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover, books
7 78
Educational Publishing Co., books
3 00
H. R. Gould, supplies
4 75
World's Events Pub. Co., books
1 35
Charles E. Laurett Co., book
81
Charles Scribner's Sons, book
76
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, supplies
67 28
1786 51
Incidentals
American Express Co., expressing Jackson Express Co., expressing 8 00 -
$ 21 66
Charles S. Tyler, repairing clocks 5 50
John W. Goodhue, hardware
4 20
Thomas A. Howe, expressing Water Department, water
1 52
88 78
10 40
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J. F. Wippich, repairing clock
2 75
A. H. Plouff, sundry articles 16 09
Lewis E. Willcomb, brooms and pails
2 00
Charles G. Hull, writing school report
10 00
Charles G. Hull, printing annual report 92 00
Angus I. Savory, rake
35
John H. Cogswell, taking census
25 00
A. D. Mallard, teaming 11 18
Ned L. Harris, teaming
4 69
W. O. Hartshorn, engraving diplomas 1906
1.2 50
Frank R. Schaller, tuning pianos
4 50
Clifford F. Chapman, broom and brush
65
Ipswich Post Office, stamps
19 00
J. H. Hull, labor
1 40
John B. Mitchell, labor on vaults
39 00
James R. Small, boating wood to the Island
5 25
George G. Dexter, framing pictures
15 71
Electric Light Co., work on signal
4 15
Edwin A. Blake, address to graduating class
15 00
Cleveland Pub. Co., diplomas
17 00
George Haskell, work on organ
4 15
Charles G. Hull, expense and printing for graduates
71 25
John E. Hull, orchestra
42 00
Gas Light Co., gas
1 60
David A. Grady, teams
15 00
W. O Hartshorn, engraving diplomas 1907
8 05
Arthur C. Damon, rubber mats
2 50
Fred S. Buzzell, labor on flag pole
4 00
Walter E. Lord, ribbon for diplomas
6 54
Charles G. Hull, printing course of study, etc.
9 50
A. E. Jewett, repairs on typewriter and expressing
1 70
John H Cogswell, superintending repairs, etc.
17 47
Albert P. Hills Co., brooms
40
James F. Mann, flowers for graduation
5 50
Brainard J. Conley, wax for floor
2 00
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Henry P. Sutton, pail
35
Ernest R. Jewett, teaming ashes
2 50
Edward L. Darling, use of team 8 25
2 13
D. E. Measures, ink and envelopes
9 50
Charles G. Hull, report cards, etc., William P. Ross, teaming ashes
5 25
John H. Cogswell, taking census 1907 30 00
Augustine Staniford, setting glass 70 Charles G. Hull, printing tickets and report cards Etta M. Jordan, 2 77
14 00
684 99
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AUDITOR'S REPORT.
To the Citizens of Ipswich :-
Following is the annual report of Receipts and Expend- itures of the Manning School, R. H. Manning, Heard, and Treadwell funds. The securities of which these funds are comprised are kept in the vaults of the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. I append a list of these securities as exam- ined by me January 31st, 1908.
Manning School Fund
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand January 1st, 1907
$ 360 05
Town of Ipswich as per contract
1900 00
Income from Bonds 980 00
Rent from Colouial Building
375 25
3615 30
EXPENDITURES
J. P. Marston, salary as principal High School
$1200 00
Miss E. G. Gardner, salary as assistant 400 00
Walter Sheppard, janitor 325 00
Walter Sheppard, extra labor
7 18
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George E. Farley, treasurer's salary from Jan. 1,
1907, to Jan. 1, 1908 150 00
Cogswell & Safford, insurance 501 13
Theo. F. Cogswell, paint 7 10
George E. Safford, teaming ashes, etc.
8 65
Town of Ipswich, water rates
88 28
Henry F. Tonge, labor Edward W. Choate, labor
10 46
40 47
A H. Plouff, labor
92 04
J. W. Webber, labor
2 50
Austin L. Lord, labor
7 80
A. H. Staniford, labor
4 28
J. H. Lakeman, labor
5 63
George W. Plouff, labor
4 20
H. A. Pickard, labor
2 13
Ralph W. Burnham, labor
15 07
Ipswich Mills, wood
5 00
J. W. Goodhue, supplies
48 33
Morgan Envelope Co., supplies
6 25
S. F. Canney, lumber
65 15
C. C. Caldwell, coal
288 47
F. R. Schaller, tuning pianos
5 50
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co., rent of safe
10 00
Incidentals
6 00
Cash on hand January 1, 1908
308 68
3615 30
SECURITIES COMPRISING MANNING SCHOOL FUND
Par Value
5 $1000. 4 per cent Detroit Southern R. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds $5000 00
12 $1000. 4 per cent Peoria & Eastern R. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds 12000 00
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5 $1000. 4 per cent Mexican Central R. R. 1st Mortgage Bonds 5000 --
1 $1000. 5 per cent Passaic Steel Co.'s Bond 1000 -
2 $1000. 5 per cent New England Brickyard Company's Bond Invested in Master's House
2000 -
7000 -
Invested in Colonial Building
18068 11
50068 11
Less cash from R. H. Manning fund
7000 --
43068 11
R. H. Manning Fund
For Year Ending January Ist, 1908
RECEIPTS
Income frrm bonds $367 25
Ipswich Savings Bank, interest 44 71
1 Chicago Terminal Trans. R. R. Bond, due and pd 1000
1411 96
There have been no expenditures.
SECURITIES COMPRISING R. H. MANNING FUND
4 $1000. 5 per cent Passaic Steel Co., Bonds $4000 -
3 $1000. 5 per cent Chicago & No. Michigan 1st Mortgage Bonds 3000 --
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank 2596 89
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Loaned to Manning School Fund Interest due
7000
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840 - -
17436 89
Heard Fund of Ipswich Public Library
For Year Ending November 26, 1907
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Nov. 1, 1906
$ 37 44
Sale of Lombard Western Mortgage Bond
800 -
Boston & Lowell R. R. Dividend
264 -
Boston & Maine R. R. Dividend
260
No. Pacific-Gt. No. R. R. Coupons
120
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Coupons
35 -
Am. Bell Telephone Co.
120 -
United Electric Light & Power Co. coupons
67 50
Interest from Ipswich Savings Bank
140 40
Cash for damaged Book
84
Sale of Book
60
Sale of Grass
1 -
Cash from fines
44 15
Appropriation from Treadwell Fund
800 00
2690 93
EXPENDITURES
Mrs. Mary B. Mains, salary as Librarian
650 -
Walter Sheppard, salary as Janitor
150 -
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Walter Sheppard, extra labor
4 57
Thomas H. Lord, Treas., salary for 1906 and 1907
100 -
Thomas H. Lord, sundry expense
16 60
Thomas H. Lord, small bills paid
78 32
Town of Ipswich, electric lights
14 00
Ipswich Gas Light Co., gas
76 05
Charles W. Brown, piping and repairs
42 15
Town of Ipswich, water rates
14 --
Caroline M. Wilkinson, cataloguing Library
60 -
Helene B. Clarke, labor in Library
10 35
John A. Blake, supplies
2 60
Wakefield Rattan Co., matting
35 75
David Farquhar, binding books
100 05
Cogswell & Safford, insurance
37 70
Library Bureau, cards
6 75
S. F. Canney, lumber
3 02
Boston Transcript Co.,
9 00
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., rent of safe
10 00
C. C. Caldwell, coal 106 06
1 Duluth, Rainy Lake & Winnipeg R. R. 5 p. c. bond 1025 28 Fines paid out by Librarian for ex., stamps, etc. 44 15
Cash on hand Nov. 26, 1907 94 53
2690 93
SECURITIES COMPRISING HEARD FUND.
Cost
33 shares B. & L. Railroad preferred stock 5846 25
35 shares B. & M. Railroad preferred stock 5117 75
10 shares Fitchburg Railroad preferred stock 1200 -
3 Am. Bell Tel. Co. 4 per cent bonds 3113 67
1 C., B. & Q. Railroad Co. 372 per cent bonds 943 08
1 Un. Electric Light & Power Co. 472 p. c. bond 952 38
3 No. Pacific-Gt. Northern Railroad 4 .. 2829 24
1 Duluth, Rainy Lake & Winnipeg R. R. 5 p. c. bond 1025 28
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Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank
1018 -
22045 65
Treadwell Fund For Year Ending January 16th, 1908 RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Jan. 16, 1907
$908 32
Boston & Providence Railroad dividend
250 -
Boston & Albany
218 75
Old Colony
210 -
Maine Central
187 50
Vermont & Mass.
150 -
Boston & Maine
250 -
Am. Tel. & Tel. Co. coupons
40 -
Fostoria, Ohio, bond
20 -
Central Branch Railroad bonds
40 00
Duluth, Rainy Lake & Winnipeg Railroad coupons
50 00
Comanche County Bond, coupons
150 00
Proceeds from sale of Lombard Western Bond
700 00
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3174 57
EXPENDITURES
Heard Fund for Library expenses
$800
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Charles E. Lauriat, books
196 11
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books
48 ---
J. D. Pearson, books
26 60
M. V. B. Perley, books
5 ---
N. J. Bartlett &. Co., books
149 05
Little, Brown & Co., books
8 ---
J. L. Hammatt, books
2 60
W B. Clark, books
42 34
H. W. Wilson, books
7 50
Mary B. Mains, books
74 ---
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Herman Goldberger, magazines
176 14
Woman's Journal
1 25
David Farquhar, binding magazines
13 90
Bates & Guild, binding books
4 20
F. J. Barnard & Co., binding books
38 62
Boston Library Bureau, cards, etc.
3 63
Remington Typewriter Co., ribbons
1 50
Thomas H. Lord, treasurer's salary
50 00
Deposited Ipswich Savings Bank
700 00
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1908
826 13
3174 57
SECURITIES COMPRISING TREADWELL FUND
50 shares Fitchburg Railroad preferred stock $4500 09
30 shares Old Colony Railroad preferred stock 5215 50
25 shares Boston & Providence Railroad preferred 6299 25 25 shares Maine Central Railroad preferred stock 3082 53
25 shares Vermont & Mass. Railroad preferred
3460 00
25 shares Boston & Albany Railroad preferred 1{County of Comanche, Kansas, 6 per cent bond
3990 00
1 Hartland Township, Kansas, 7 per cent bond
500 00
1 American Tel. & Tel. Co. 4 per cent bond 995 00
1 Duluth, Rainy Lake & Winnepeg R. R.5 p. c. bond 1021 25 1 Central Branch Railroad 4 per cent bond 978 44
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank 1756 00
34330 80
I have carefully examined the vouchers for all payments and found them to be in proper form. In closing permit me to take this opportunity to thank the custodians of the dif- ferent Trust funds, as well as the town officials with whom I have come in contact, for their ready and courteous treat- ment while making my official examinations.
Yours respectfully. James Damon, Auditor.
February 5, 1908.
1000 00
1 City of Fostoria, Ohio, 4 per cent bond 532 83
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BURLEY EDUCATION FUND
The Trustees of the Burley Education Fund present this their Eighty-Third Annual Report.
The funds in their hands Jan. 1, 1907, were as follows: 15 shares Boston & Maine Railroad Co. $2650 00
Note, Town of Ipswich 3500 00
Deposit in Ipswich Savings Bank
5664 95
Deposit in Ipswich Savings Bank, Caldwell fund
806 21
Deposit in Salem Savings Bank 1324 67
Deposit in Salem Five Cent Savings Bank 1158 59
15104 42
The income from the above was as follows:
Dividend from B. & M. Railroad stock 105 00
Interest on Town Note 175 00
Dividend from Ipswich Savings Bank
224 40
Caldwell fund
32 56
Dividend from Salem Savings Bank 53 50
Dividend from Salem Five Cent Savings Bank 26 78
617 24
Expenditures have been as follows:
Arthur H. Tozer, supervisor of music 264 00
Balance being income over expense 353 24
Near the close of the year seven thousand dollars of the fund was appropriated towards the erection of the new Burley School building, leaving the fund Jan, 2, 1908, as follows: 15 shares B. & M. Railroad stock 2100 00 Note, Town of Ipswich 3500 00
1157 45
838 77
Deposit in Salem Five Cent Bank
185 37
Respectfully submitted, 7781 59
Frank T. Goodhue Trustees George W. Tozer Burley
John H. Cogswell Fund
This is to certify that I have examined the above re- port and found the same correctly cast. I have also exam- ined the securities and found them as above stated.
Feb. 12, 1908. James Damon, Auditor.
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Deposit in Ipswich Savings Bank
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IPSWICH SCHOOL REPORT
BROWN SCHOOL FUND
The Trustees of the Brown School Fund present the following report for the year 1907.
The funds in their hands are as follows:
Deposit in Ipswich Savings Bank $1250 -
Deposit in Salem Five Cent Savings Bank 1000
2250 -
The income since last report has been as follows: Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1907
75
Dividend from Ipswich Savings Bank
51 50
Dividend from Salem Five Cent Savings Bank
61 20
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113 45
Expenditures for the year have been: 113 Scholars' Tickets at $1. each 113 -
Incidentals 45
113 45
Feb. 12, 1908. John H. Cogswell | Trustees Brown A. Storey Brown | School Fund.
This is to certify that I have examined the report of the Trustees of the Brown School Fund and found it correct. The funds in their hands I have also found as stated above. James Damon, Auditor.
Feb. 12, 1908.
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IPSWICH SCHOOL REPORT
MANNING SCHOOL FUND.
Statement to the Town Clerk of Ipswich by Otis Kim- ball and others, Trustees of the Manning School Fund, for the year 1906.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1906
$164 22
Income from investments
1202 50
Income from Town of Ipswich
1900 -
3266 72
DISBURSEMENTS
Salaries
2045 -
Coal, insurance, taxes, repairs and other expenses
861 67
Balance
360 05
3266 72
CONDITION OF FUND
Land, building, furniture and fixtures, Master's
house $7,000.
Real Estate $2,400. Building $15,462.02
12,000. Peoria & Eastern R. R. Bonds 12,000.
5,000. Detroit Southern R. R. Bonds 5,000.
5,000. Mexican Central R. R. Bonds 4,000.
1,000. Passaic Steel Co.'s Bonds 1,000.
2,000. New England Brick Co.'s Bonds 2,000.
For said Trustees,
George E. Farley, . their Treasurer.
December, 1907.
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