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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
CR.
By paid :
State Aid .
3133 00
Military Aid
72 00
Department and Special Committee orders
79781 42
Tax notes, 1907
17000 00
1908
9500 00
Other notes, Winthrop School. $ 1000 00
Union St
1000 00
Central Fire Station
1000 00
Heating Plant, Town Hall
500 00
Interest on notes.
4167 28
Temporary loans .
2300 00
Electric Light Dept, Interest
$ 1720 00
Maintenance 1500 00
..
Depreciation
1300 00
. .
Note 500 00
5020 00
Water Dept, hydrants.
1859 00
Sinking Fund.
3418 34
Discount on taxes
1072 74
County Tax
5837 34
State Tax ..
6930 00
National Bank Tax.
662 60
Grade Crossing Tax
1411 94
$145665 66
Cash on hand. Jan. 1909
4505 95
$150171 61
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
I hereby certify that I have examined the above account and found it correct ; that I examined and counted the funds in the hands of the Treasurer and found that the total agrees with the balance as stated above.
Jan. 27, '09.
JAMES DAMON, Auditor.
3500 00
TABLE SHOWING RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF DEPARTMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1908.
DEPARTMENT
Approp'n 1908
1907 Balance and Income 1908
Total Cash
Total Expended 1908
Balance on Jan 1, 1909
Deficiency paid from treasury
Fire Department ...
$ 3100 00
$ 322 50
$ 3422 50
$ 3596 95
$ 514 45
Fees and Salaries .
4500 00
4500 00
4878 09
378 09
Current Expenses . . .
3000 00
65 42
3065 42
2640 46
$ 424 96
Board of Health.
1200 00
210 75
1410 75
1312 15
98 60
Tree Warden .
150 00
150 00
168 07
18 07
Cemeteries
1500 00
1500 00
1536 32
36 32
Parks .
300 00
49 26
349 26
349 26
Soldiers' Relief
111 00
111 00
1240 68
1129 68
Town Hall ..
774 50
774 50
1858 50
1084 00
Outside Poor . .
2500 00
1221 01
3721 01
4537 37
815 36
Town Farm.
1000 00
2984 78
3984 78
4047 98
63 20
Highways & Snow .. Moths .
.
8500 00
5474 60
13974 60
11218 23
2756 37
1651 51
2310 03
39€1 54
3961 54
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STATE AND MILITARY AID.
COMMONWEALTH. DR.
To amt due for state aid Jan. 1, 1908. $ 2919 00
military aid, Jan. 1, 1908 36 00
paid for state in 1908. 3133 00
military aid in 1908 36 00
$ 6124 00
CR.
B/ cash received for state aid $ 2919 00
military aid 36 00
By amt due for state aid
3133 00
military aid 36 00
$ 6124 00
DEBT STATEMENT.
TOWN OF IPSWICH. DR.
To notes payable. $65365 00
To orders drawn and not paid 1074 46
$66439 46
CR.
By cash in Treasurer's hands Jan. 1, 1909
$ 4505 95
1908 bills due Farm in Treasurer's hands 468 13
Old bills due Farm in Treasurer's hands 381 93
Uncollected taxes.
16758 14
Amt. due the Town from state aid
3133 00
for military aid.
36 00
burial of soldiers ...
148 00
66
edgestone work, etc. . .
77 80
on poor account, 1908. .
791 40
poor account, old bills. .
564 32
corporation tax, 1908
1025 00
for street sprinkling
423 70
66
.. Board of Health bills
154 90
moth tax.
262 07
$28730 34
Total Town debt exclusive of Water and Elec- tric Light indebtedness
$37709 12
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TABLE SHOWING UNCOLLECTED TAXES.
Year asess'd
Uncollected Jan. 1, 1908
Collected in 1908
Abated
Uncollected Jan. 1, 1909
1901
$ 7 22
$ 7 22
1902
13 35
$ 1 22
$ 3 53
8 60
1903
46 43
28 92
17 51
1904
152 70
6 00
121 59
25 11
1905
277 83
73 94
122 21
81 18
1906
2485 83
1500 72
761 71
223 40
1907
7156 06
5124 85
169 05
1862 16
1908
80741 91
66039 40
169 55
14532 96
Totals
$90880 83
$72746 13
$1376 56
$16758 14
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
From the foregoing Debt Statement of the Treasurer, it will be seen that the cash on hand and various amounts due the town amount to $28461.03. In order that a better ides of the matter may be had, we show in the following table the condition of the treasury so far as it relates to the assets for which there are no outstanding claims.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1908, $ 4505 95
Amount due town for taxes, bills, etc, 24224 39
-$28730 34
1908 tax notes, to be paid
$18000 00
Balance of Union St. appropriation 400 00
" Central Fire station app.
394 21
Undrawn orders on books 1074 46
$19868 67
Balance in favor of town
$8861 67
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
The Selectmen are greatly pleased to be able to report that the balance in favor of the town is $5,000. larger than last year, the figures this year being $8,861,67 as against $3,929.20 last year. It a sufficient answer to those critics who say that public officials spend all the money they can. It is also evidence that the Select- men have in mind, that they can be of material aid to the Assessors in bringing abcut a reduction of taxes by having on hand this bal- ance to start the year with.
Last year we published a table showing the note indebtedness and what the notes were issued for. We believe that the table should be in each report. Here is the list of outstanding notes, Jan. 1,1909 :
Old War notes.
$12,840
Union Street notes
1,000
Road Roller notes.
2,525
Town Hall Heating Plant
1,000
1908 Tax notes.
18,000
Central Fire Station notes.
19,000
Burley School notes
11,000
Total,
$65,365
The additions to the note indebtedness voted by the town, (notes issued in 1908), are as follows :
Burley School note.
$11,000
Central Fire Station note.
2,000
The notes paid during 1908 were as follows :
Winthrop School note (last note)
$1,000
Union Street note.
1,000
Central Fire Station note.
1,000
Town Hall Heating Plant note
500
1907 tax notes.
17.000
The money due the town for taxes and bills, together with the cach on hand is $8,861.67 more than enough to pay the $18,000 of the tax notes of 1908. We call attention to the fact that $3,500 of the old note indebtedness has been paid this year.
The report of the special committee on highways, recommended the appointment of Joseph A. Huckins as Superintendent of Streets, and that report was adopted by the voters. We reappoint-
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ed Mr. Huckins, and we believe that he has done excellent work. We are well aware that it is not possible to do each and every thing suggested by various citizens, and also that there is bound to be differences of opinion as to what is best. The appropriation is not large enough to hire a permanent engineer on the road roller, and it frequently happens that it is impossible to get a good roller man at the time he is wanted. As a result there are criticisms for not using the roller, when as a matter of fact the superintendent is more anxious to use it than his critics are to have him do so. A comparison of the amounts expended in the outlaying districts will show that in nearly every case they were allowed a larger amount than in 1907. The old cry that "under a street superintendent the outlaying districts would be neglected" is disproved.
An examination of the taxes paid by owners of boats. proved that they were paying quite a sum into the treasury. In view of that fact we deemed it fair to do something for their "highway" the river. We purchased an outfit for lighted buoys and contracted for care of the same. As a consequence the river channel was easy to follow night or day from the wharf to Little Neck. As yet we have not heard a single criticism of our plan. Many kind words have been said not only by Ipswich people, but by the large num- ber of summer residents who come to us. The taxes on the boats more than pay the cost.
We have continued to make needed improvements on the in- terior of the Town House without asking for special appropriation. The exterior of the building needs repairing and needs paint also. We recommend a special appropriation for that work.
We extend our thanks to the various town officials and to the citizens in general for their aid and cooperation in making 1908 a successful year. We hope that a study of the facts and figure will convince all that we as your servants have been faithful to the trust imposed in us.
Respectfully submitted, George A. Schofield, Charles E. Goodhue, John A. Brown,
Selectmen of Ipswich.
Ipswich, Jan. 1, '09.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
STATEMENT OF TOWN PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE.
Water and Electric Light plants.
Town Farm, land and buildings.
Town House, lot and furnishings. Cemeteries. Six Engine Houses and land.
Eleven 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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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908. APPROPRIATIONS ASSESSED.
For High and Common Schools $20000 00
Highways
8000 00
Edgestones and Concrete. 500 00
Current Expenses
3000 00
Fees and Salaries
4500 00
Fire Department
3100 00
Poor Account.
2500 00
Farm Account
1000 00
Note Payments
4000 00
Sinking Fund [water account]
3418 34
Hydrant Service
1859 00
Memorial Day
230 00
Interest on Town Notes
4690 00
Discount
900 00
Abatements
600 00
Care of Cemeteries
1500 00
Care of Parks
300 00
Tree Warden.
150 00
Board of Health
1200 00
Moth Suppression 1908
1651 95
Moth Suppression 1907
825 97
Electric Depreciation
1300 00
Electric Maintenance
1500 00
Propagation Shell Fish
100 00
- $66,825 26
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Town appropriation
$ 66825 26
State Taxes.
8341 94
County Tax
5837 34
Total to raise
$ 81004 54
Less receipts [estimated]
262 63
Total assessed .
$ 80741 91
Divided as follows :
Amount raised on Polls.
2358 00
Amount raised on Personal Property
22379 01
Amount raised on Real estate.
56004 90
Total
$ 80741 91
Number of Polls
1176
Tax on Poll. .$2.00
Rate of Taxation, $18.00 per thousand.
1907
1908
Valuation of Personal Estate,
$ 1.134,193.
$ 1,243,278.
Valuation of Real Estate, 2,995,691.
3,111,383.
Valuation Total,
$ 4,129,884.
$ 4,354,661.
Total number of persons assessed,
1870
Number assessed on property, 1214
Number assessed poll tax only,
656
Valuation of buildings
Valuation of land
$ 2,274,829. 856,354.
Number of horses and jacks
assessed 673
Number of cows
681
Number of neat cattle other than cows
163
Number of sheep
14
Number of swine
142
Number of fowl
5613
Number of dwelling houses
1153
Number of acres of land .
16486
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
The amount raised by taxation for 1908 was . $80741 91
1907 . . 60242 38
Increase in 1908; $20499 53
It will be interesting to note what caused the increase of over $20,000 to be raised in 1908.
The following table shows the increased appropriations made by the town meeting over those of 1907.
School Dept. . $2850 00 Fire Dept .. 800 00
Note payments 1400 00 Sinking fund 333 64
Hydrant service 65 00 Interest 1570 00
Board of Health . 1200 00 Moth suppression . . 1734 73
The above increases, a total of about $10,000., were all voted by the annual meeting on approval of the Finance Committee. T'he state also called for $3300 more than in 1907 and the county $860 more, making a total of over $14,000 increase.
In addition to the increase, the loss of the liquor license money, $5028, made it necessary to raise that amount by taxation, making a total of nearly $20,000 to be added to the taxes of 1908. We desire to point out that your assessors are not responsible, (as some people seem to think), as they are compelled to raise by taxa- tion the sum needed to meet the expenses. We found new property to the value of about $225,000 and with this addition we were able to fix the rate at $18.00., one dollar less than we expected.
The chairman of the assessors made his annual visit to the state corporation tax department this year, and laid claim to $1025. corporation tax which had not been awarded to the town. His claim has been allowed and the cash will be paid to the town in February.
We recommend that in the future direct appropriations be made for each department. The amount to be raised will not be increased by so doing, and the accounts will be in better business form.
The excellent showing made by the town this year, there being a balance of nearly $9000, means a reduction in the tax rate if proper judgment is used in making appropriations.
We recommend that every effort be made to make a substan- tial reduction in the rate.
Respectfully submitted, George A. Schofield, William B. Richards, Richard R. Glasier,
Assessors of Ipswich.
Ipswich, Jan. 1. 1909.
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
Selectmen of Ipswich,
Gentlemen:
In submitting my annual report I would say that I have not made any progress in the work of renovating and repairing the old records, knowing that our tax rate had taken a big jump I thought best not to incur any expense in that line during the year. I hope to accomplish much in the coming year. I have many volumes to be rebound and some to be repaired. Those to be repaired I shall have done by the Emery Record Preserving Co. of Taunton, Mass., as their work is the most complete and carefully done. When the work is completed I think the Town will have a continuous record from the earliest date to the present except those pages from the earlier records which are LOST, STRAYED or APPROPRIATED.
My record of vital statistics are as follows:
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BIRTHS IN 1908.
Whole number 137. Males 78. Females 59.
Births by months :- January 13, February 11, March 10, April 13, May 19, June 15, July 5, August 8, September 11, October 6, November 12, December 14. Total 137.
Occupation of Fathers :- Mill Operatives 48, laborers 20, clerks 8, carpenters 7, overseers 5, teamsters 3, manufacturers 2, sales- men 2, junk dealers 2, barbers 3, foremen 2, fishermen 2, oil dealer 1, lawyer 1, superintendent 1, physician 1, electrician 1, prison offi- cer 1, wine clerk 1, hostler 1, canvasser J, blacksmith 1, innkeeper 1, meat cutter 1, gardener 1, painter 1, piano salesman 1, shoe- maker 1, ice dealer 1, broker 1, fish dealer 1, mason 1, civil engin- eer 1, coachman 1, farmers 6, grocers 3, unknown 2.
Fathers born in Ipswich .28
Mothers born in Ipswich 15
Mass 21
60
Mass 24
US
2
US 15
BP
34
Br Prov 33
Eng
2
Eng
2
Norway Italy 1
1
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Ire
1
Russia 11
Sweden
1
Austria 19
Russia
10
Poland 9
Austria
19
Greece .. 7
66
Poland. 10
Unknown 2
Greece . 6
137
137
MARRIAGES.
Number of marriages, 86.
Grooms born in Ipswich
10
Brides born in Ipswich 10
Mass
9
68
US
5
US
6
Br Prov
9
Br Prov.
13
England 1
England
1
Russia, Aus-
Norway
1
tria & Polar.d. 35
Ireland
1
Greece 10
Russia, Aus-
tria & Poland. 35
Italy 1
Greece ... 10
66 Mass
15
60
66
Italy .
1
86
86
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Married in Ipswich 70, Providence, R. I. 3, Boston 3, Brook- line 1, Beverly 1, Franklin 1, Lowell 2, Lynn 1, Newburyport 2, Salem 2 .- 86
Marriages by R C Clergymen 43
Greek Clergymen
10
Congregational Clergymen 16
Episcopal Clergymen. 4
Presbyterian Clergymen 1
Methodist Episcopal Clergymen 4
Baptist Clergymen. . 2
Denomination not given 5
Justice of the Peace 1
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86
Marriages by months. January 9, February 5, March 5, April 7, May 6, June 12, July 5, August 11, September 3, October 8, November 10, December 5 .- 86,
DEATHS.
Whole number of deaths, 95. Males 45. Females 50.
Less than one year old 32. One year to twenty, 6. Twenty to forty, 12. Forty to sixty, 14. Sixty to eighty, 22. Over eighty, 9. Total 95.
Fathers born in Russia. 3
Austria 10
Poland
7
Poland 2
Greece
4
Greece. 3
Br Prov .10
Br Prov. 15
Ireland 4
England 2
66 England
3
60
Sweden
Sweden 1
Ipswich
18
Ipswich
12
Mass
16
Mass 14
US 12
US 13
7
Unknown 7
Parentage not given
Unknown
2
95
95
Mothers born in Russia 5
Austria 13
Ireland 6
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
Born in Ipswich 54, Mass. 15, U. S. 11, B. P. 5, Ireland 3, Russia 2, Poland 2, West Indies 1, Sweden 1, Unknown 1 .- 95.
Deaths by months. January 11, February 9, March 11, April 4, May 7, June 5, July 8, August 9, September 10, October 9, No. vember 5, December 7 .- 95.
The following named persons were eighty years of age and upwards.
Died Jan. 11, Eunice Smith, aged 83 years, 11 months, 11 days.
Jan. 18, Robert Stone, aged 84 years, 2 months, 16 days.
Jan. 19, Hadassah Grant, aged 92 years, 7 months.
" Feb. 9, Mary J. Howe, aged 80 years.
June 21, Mary P. Adams, aged 90 years, 10 months, 13 days.
.. Sept, 5, Ebenezar Fall, aged 91 years, 3 months, 18 days.
Sept. 24, Henry W. Manson, aged 81 years, 8 months.
Oct. 19. Lavinia A. Brown, aged 81 years, 1 month, 2 days.
Nov. 28, Launcelot K. Rowe, aged 88 years.
LICENSES.
There have been issued from this office, licenses as follows:
Innholders 3
Victuallers . 3
Junk Collectors 4
Junk Dealers.
4
Billiards and Pool
3
Auctioners
2
License to transport intoxicating liquors 2
Six Licenses granted by the U. S. to sell Oleomargarine for which the licensers have paid the town 50c each.
License has been issued to 191 persons, keeper of dogs, viz : Male dogs, 170. Female dogs, 21. .
Very Respectfully,
Charles W. Bamford,
Town Clerk.
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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, 1908.
Number of alarms 17
Property damaged by fire $ 7397 96
Insurance on the same 9900 00
Insurance paid . 7135 96
Number of men in department 64
Value of fire department equipments $ 7600 00
Value of buildings occupied by department. 19500 00
Value of fire alarm equipments 1900 00
Number of feet of hose 4500
The following are the box alarms of fires for 1908 :
Jan 26, Box 54. Peatfield street
Jan 17, Box 54, Estes street
Jan 23, Box 56. High street Feb 3, Box 52, Topsfield Road
March 10, Box 25, False alarm
April 4, Box 34, Turkey Shore road
April 14, Box 26, Topsfield road
May 12, Box 52, Hammatt street
June 9, Box 54, Peatfield street June 16, Box 63, Water street July 11, Box 56, Rowley road
July 27, Box 43, 2 alarms, Washington street
August 27, Box 61, False alarm
Sept 22, fire reported to engineer
Nov 25, Box 54, Estes and Peatfield streets
Dec 1, Box 56, High street Still alarms of fire, 15
We recommend that $3000. be raised and appropriated to run the fire department for the ensuing year.
We recommend the sum of $500. be raised to purchase new hose. The Engineers were asked to place a hose reel in the Eastern part of the town and have done so. It is in the barn of George Hodgdon.
A. J. Barton, Engineers R. R. Glasier, T. R. Lord, of Ipswich
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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. 1908 Total number of arrests . 204
CRIMES AGAINST PERSON.
Assault and battery 34
Assault on Officer 3
Murder 1
Unlawful keeping person 1
CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY.
Breaking and entering 2
Larceny 19
Trespass
3
CRIMES AGAINST GOOD ORDER.
Breach of the peace 15
Bastardy
1
Drur.kenness F2 M 91
Threats
2
Cruelty to animals 1
Indecent language 1
Malicious mischief 1
Neglect of family 1
Idle person 1
Violating milk law
4
Violating food law 2
Violating liquor law 15
Violating junk law 2
Vagrants 2
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DISPOSITION OF' ARRESTS.
Fines paid 79
Probation 12
Continued 18
Filed . 18
Defaulted
12
Slide law ..
9
Committed to House of Correction
27
Not guilty . 17
3
Grand Jury
4
Appealed
6
Value of property reported stolen $ 198 50
Value of property recovered .. 163 50
Value of property reported lost 16 00
11 00
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Buildings found open 5
Dogs killed .
4
Complaints investigated 13
Horses killed. 1
Search warrants for liquor
24
Fire alarms rung in
1
Assistance rendered .
8
Tramps 34
The members of the force as a rule, have shown a disposition to conform to all requests made upon them and have displayed promptness and energy in the discharge of their duties.
I desire to extend my thanks to the Selectmen and to all others who have assisted me in the performance of my official duty. Respectfully submitted,
Albert S. Garland,
Ex-Chief of Police.
Sentence suspended
Value of property recovered
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
REPORT OF
BURLEY SCHOOLHOUSE COMMITTEE.
To the Selectmen of Ipswich, Gentlemen:
The town appropriated $11,000 for the Burley School. The notes were sold for $11,140.99. The Burley Fund contributed $7000. making a total of $18,140.99. Below we give the expenditures, which are just $113.62 more than the amount allowed. We under- stand that the Burley Fund Commissioners are disposed to con- tribute the $113.62.
PAID TO
FOR WHAT
AMOUNTS
Expended and reported 1907
$ 7243 38
Paid B W Woodward
inspector
322 50
B W Woodward
plans, etc
140 00
E A Abbott
contract
9031 55
Fuller Warren Co
heating plant
1325 00
A D Mallard
express
1 00
George E Safford
teaming
6 10
A J Barton
labor
54 00
Jere Sullivan
care of building
3.3 50
Electric Light Dept
wiring
36 75
W E Garrette
grading
16 25
John Doyle
6 00
Thos Smith
6 00
A S Hills
4 25
D S Appleton
7 50
Gleason Metal Works
copper
20 83
$ 18,254 61
Respectfully submitted, Geo. A. Schofield, Chairman Committee.
Ipswich, Jan. 1, 1909.
CENTRAL FIRE STATION.
The Central Fire Station Committee has not submitted a report. We find from the treasurer's books that they paid out in 1907, $14,338.07 and in 1908, $5,273.23, making a total of $19,611.30 paid to January 1, 1909.
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
FUNDS LEFT IN TRUST WITH THE TOWN FOR THE CARE OF BURIAL LOTS.
NAME OF FUND.
AMT. JAN. 1, '08
INT. RECEIVED.
PD. OUT.
AMT. JAN. 1, '09
Andrews
$ 223 13
$ 8 92
$5 00
$ 227 05
Birch
53 77
2 10
3 00
52 87
Samuel Blood.
60 00
2 42
1 00
61 42
Philip E Clarke
123 73
4 90
3 00
125 63
Joel Caldwell
108 60
4 24
6 00
106 84
Cogswell .
345 76
13 90
2 00
357 66
Dawson
127 72
5 06
3 00
129 78
Mary S Farley
117 77
4 68
3 00
119 45
George L Hovey
113 19
4 48
3 00
114 67
Mary Haskell
53 98
2 10
3 00
53 08
George Kinsman.
114 94
4 62
1 50
118 06
Hannah Kimball
127 34
5 04
3 00
129 38
Eben Kimball.
146 23
5 80
3 00
149 03
Martha Lakeman
66 17
2 62
2 00
66 79
John Pingree .
84 21
3 34
2 50
85 05
Rhoda Potter .
113 75
4 57
2 00
116 32
Rogers & Johnson
110 13
4 32
6 00
108 45
Staniford ..
97 68
3 88
2 75
98 81
Susan Trow . .
418 32
16 82
2 00
433 14
Aaron Kinsman .
53 64
2 10
3 00
52 74
William Kinsman
62 62
2 50
1 50
63 62
John B Lamson .
57 58
2 26
2 00
57 84
John A Brown
109 19
4 40
2 00
111 59
M E Barber
53 42
2 14
1 00
54 56
Charles W Giddings
83 82
3 34
2 00
85 16
Sarah E Durgin. . .
112 48
4 46
3 00
113 94
Joanna Kinsman.
109 15
4 40
2 00
111 55
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NAME OF FUND.
AMT. JAN. 1, '08
INT. RECEIVED.
PD. OUT.
AMT. JAN. 1, '09
Catherine E. Varrell
$ 273 83
$ 10 99
$1 50
$ 283 32
Mary Willcomb .
68 94
2 70
3 00
68 64
Mary E Young.
25 96
98
2 00
24 94
Millett & Kimball
211 86
8 28
8 00
212 14
Giddings
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137 86
5 46
2 00
141 32
Edward Plouff
55 83
2 18
1 50
56 51
Josiah Lord
115 85
4 60
3 00
117 45
*Mary E Peatfield
60 38
2 42
62 80
Lucy F Spiller
57 23
2 22
3 00
56 45
Joseph Spiller
53 39
2 14
1 50
54 03
Eben Caldwell
108 90
4 30
4 00
109 20
Coburn ..
245 02
9 86
2 00
252 88
Samuel Blake
109 46
4 34
5 00
108 80
Catherine W Clark
110 50
4 40
3 00
111 90
William G Brown .
113 70
4 56
118 26
Sally Roberts . .
117 68
4 66
3 00
119 34
Eugene Spinney . .
109 53
4 36
3 00
110 89
Locust Grove Cemetery
53 69
2 14
55 83
Charles Palmer .
104 54
4 20
2 00
106 74
Mary M Field .
54 88
2.14
2 00
55 02
Luther Lord
108 28
4 28
3 00
109 56
Ezra Lord .
107 78
4 32
1 00
111 10
Lucy H Brown.
108 28
4 28
3 00
109 56
Patience C Bray .
102 71
4 04
4 00
102 75
Richard T Dodge .
107 33
4 24
3 00
108 57
Henry F Russell
108 87
4 32
1 50
111 69
George Haskell ..
320 91
12 90
1 50
332 31
Theodore C Howe.
106 39
4 20
3 00
107 59
Nathaniel Shatswell
107 00
4 24
3 00
108 24
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IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
IPSWICH TOWN REPORT.
NAME OF FUND.
AMT. JAN. 1, '08.
INT. RECEIVED.
IPD. OUT.
AMT. JAN. 1, '09.
George H Gilmore ..
$ 52 52
$ 2 06
$2 00
$ 52 58
William and Ida Stackpole.
131 33
5 16
5 00
131 49
Hannah H Pearson .
52 02
2 10
54 12
Harry K Dodge.
104 04
4 12
3 00
105 16
Henry S Holmes
50 02
2 02
2 00
50 04
Caroline E Hodgkins
51 50
2 06
1 50
52 06
Aaron F Brown ..
51 50
2 06
53 56
J Farley Kınsman
101 02
4 08
2 00
103 10
Thomas Brown
101 52
4 08
1 50
104 10
William S Gould
103 02
4 16
1 50
105 68
Lucy C Coburn .
200 00
8 08
208 08
William H Kinsman
102 00
4 12
2 00
104 12
Caroline E Bomer .
102 00
4 12
2 00
104 12
Elizabeth A Bailey
51 00
2 06
1. 00
52 06
Heirs John Lane .
51 00
2 06
1 50
51 56
Hannah L Parsons . .
51 00
2 06
53 06
E & T F Cogswell .
100 00
4 04
2 00
102 04
Ezekiel & Moses Peabody
100 00
4 04
1 50
102 54
Charles H Cutter . .
100 00
4 04
104 04
NEW FUNDS ADDED DURING THE YEAR.
NAME OF FUND.
RECEIVED.
INCOME.
|PD. OUT.|
AMT. JAN. 1, '09
William & Abigail Haskell. .
$ 50 00
$ 2 52
$ 52 52
George E Lord
100 00
3 02
103 02
Nora Fraser
50 00
1 00
51 00
*Mary E Peatfield Franklin G Morris
40 00
80
40 80
100 00
1 00
101 00
Robert Stone
50 00
50
50 50
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