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First Year.
Required PU
English
5
Algebra
5
1
Latin
5 1
French
5
1
Geometry
5
1
Music 1 1-4
Physical Training 5
Elective
Drawing 1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
Modern History 5
1
General Science 5
1
Fourth Year.
Required PU
English
5
1
Latin
6 1
· French 5 1
Adv. Mathematics 5
1
Physical Training 5
Music 1 1.4
Elective
Chemistry 7
1
English History
5
1
Drawing
1
1-4
Manual Training
1 1-4
Domestic Science
1 1-4
Second Year.
Required PU
English 5
Latin 6
1
Ancient History
5
1
Music
1
1-4
Physical Training
5
Elective
Drawing 1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
Third Year.
Required
P U
English
5 1
Latin
6 1
U.S.History&Civics 5 1
Rev. Math.(1-2 yr.) 5 1-2
Sol. Geom. (1-2 yr.) 5 1-2
Music 1 1-4
Physical Training
5
Elective
·
French 5
1
Physics 5
1
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
Drawing
1 1-4
The Manning High School Courses of Study.
Course.
Third Year.
Required
P U
English
5
1
English History
5
1
French 5
1
Astronomy 5
1
or Chemistry
7
1
Physical Training 5
Music
1 1-4
Elective
Adv. Mathematics 5 1
Adv. Typewriting 5 1-2
Drawing 1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
Second Year.
Required PU
English 5
1
Geometry 5
1
Modern History 5
1
French
5
1
Music
1 1-4
Physical Training 5
Elective
General Science 5
1
Typewriting 5 1-2
Drawing 1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1.4
-Domestic Science
1 1-4
General
First Year.
Required PU
English
5 1
Algebra
5
1
Com. Geography
5
1
Ancient History 5
1
Music
1 1-4
Physical Training
5
Elective
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
Drawing 1 1-4
Fourth Year.
Required PU
English 5 1
U.S.History&Civics 5 1
Physics 7
1
Physical Training 5
Music
1
1-4
Elective
Rev. Math.(1-2 yr.) 5 1-2
Sol. Geom. (1-2 yr.) 5 1-2 Com. Arithmetic 5 1
French 5
1
Drawing 1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science
1 1-4
.
Commercial
Third Year.
Required PU
English
5 1
Bookkeeping 5 1
Shorthand 5
1
Typewriting 5 1-2
Penmanship 1
Commercial Law 3 1-2
Music 1 1.4
Physical Training 5
Elective
English History 5 1
French
5
1
Drawing
1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
Adv. Mathematics 5 1
Second Year.
Required PU
English
5 1
Modern History 5
1 5 Bookkeeping 1
Business 5
1
Typewriting 5 1-2
Penmanship 2
Music 1
1-4
Physical Training 5
Elective
French 5 1
Drawing 1 1-4
Manual Training
1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
General Science 5
1
Fourth Year.
Required PU
English 5
1
U.S.History&Civics 5 1
Stenography 5
1
Bookkeeping
3 1-2
Filing 2 1-2
Penmanship 1
Music 1 1-4
Physical Training 5
Elective
French 5
1
Drawing 1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4 Rev. Math.(1-2 yr.) 5 1-2 Solid Geometry 5 1-2
Course.
First Year.
Required P U
English 5
1
Algebra
5
1
Com. Geography
5
1
Ancient History 5
1
Music 1 1-4
Physical Training 5
Penmanship 2
Elective
Drawing .1 1-4
Manual Training 1 1-4
Domestic Science 1 1-4
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All pupils are required to take penmanship, spelling, and definitions throughout the whole course.
Figures at right of the subject signify number of periods (P) each week, and (U) units for one year.
The election of subjects in the College Preparatory Course should be governed by the requirements of the College chosen.
Distribution of Pupils In the Ipswich Schools By Grades and Ages.
AGES
A D
5
6
7
8
9
!0
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 | TOTAL
E
212
1
74
93
33
9
3
1
199
3
31
45
36
20
7
136
9
51
35
27
10
2
2
1
8
49
42
36
13
14
4
166
'n
3
21
23
32
24
7
1
.
6
23
38
29
17
3
1
117
7
13
19
16
9
1
1
59
8
2
14
27
18
8
69
10
7
14
7
5
33
11
1
9
4
5
2
21
1 .2
1
1
1
3
13
78 : 152 |160 |144 | 146| 1161
99 | 100| 105
79
53
411 19
13
2 |1307
56
87
31
20
2
144
111
1
14
7
5
2
37
G R
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SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR : 1922 =
Term
Begins
Closes
Winter Term
January 3
February 24
Spring Term
March 6
April 28
Summer Term
May 8
June 30
Fall Term
September 6
December 22
Teachers must report for duty on Tuesday, September 5, at 9 A. M., one day previous to the opening of school for the fall term.
Holidays.
Every Saturday; Columbus Day, October 12; Wednesday Afternoon, Thursday and Friday of Thanksgiving Week; Jan- uary 1; February 22; April 19; Memorial Day; June 17; and Good Friday.
FORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE MANNING HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1921 Thursday, June 30, 1921.
PROGRAM.
Oh Victorious People Chorus Invocation Salutatory Rev. Frederick J. Ward In All Labor there is Profit Irene Atkinson
The Forest Dance Targett
Chorus
Address The Cultivated Man Gardner Brown, President of the Class
A Dream of Arcady
Mary Martel
DeKoven
Oration Americanization Nathan Sushelsky
Oh, Hail Us, Ye Free "Ernani"-Verdi
Valedictory
Chorus Non est Vivere sed Valere Vita Hilda Scales
Address In Training for America Rev. Carroll Perry
Presentation of Prizes Presentation of Diplomas Herbert W. Mason Chairman of School Committee The Star Spangled Banner Chorus
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CLASS OF 1921.
CLASS OFFICERS.
Gardner Walcott Brown Mary Katherine Reddy
President
Vice-President
Richard Sutton Hodgkins
Hilda Sabara Roper Scales
Secretary Treasurer
COLLEGE COURSE.
Gardner Walcott Brown
Howard Nott Doughty, Jr
Richard Sutton Hodgkins
William Francis Hayes Joseph Frederick Witham Nathan Sushelsky
Muriel Russell
GENERAL COURSE.
Gertrude Helen Chapman
Marion Louisa Scotton
- Anna Magdalen Narkum
Mary Frances Margaret Martel
Esther Grant Bisson Lawrence Merrill King
Catherine Joanna Caldwell
Maynard Sumner Whittier
COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Hilda Sabara Roper Scales Irene Blanche Atkinson Ruth Ardace Savory
Ruby Margaret Earley Mary Katherine Reddy Richard Henry Ralph
Emma Elizabeth Haley Gerard Miller Houghton
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ODE: CLASS OF 1921
Now at last our course is finished And the corner-stone is laid; Straight the years stretch on to the future And the start in life is made; And what all have done before us; Each one of us soon will do; Live and love and work and suffer, Then we'll join Death's myriad crew
Peaked rocks and flaunting jungles, Desert sands and stretching plain, Cities towering to the heavens. Islands in the azure main, All yield up to death, their master, Thousands of thousands infinite: We, a handful lost in millions, Soon are gone in conquering night.
If no trace of us stays after, Passing to a dim beyond, We stand lost in millions countless, Why by right and truth be bound? Why fix lines 'twixt vice and virtue? Why the choice 'twixt good and bad, Since to dust we part forgotten, And are partners of the sod?
God thinks not of us in thousands, For He judges each by each; But this should not be what sways us, After right and truth to reach. Life on this earth is fleeting, To draw from it all we can . Is to crown the mind with virtue, Thus to make the finished man.
H. N. DOUGHTY, JR.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
We have taken these tables of vital statistics from copies furnished us by our Town Clerk, Mr. Charles W. Bamford. £ In every case persons born in any of the British Provinces, Ireland, Scotland or Wales have been excluded. It will be seen from the table that the number of foreign fathers had increased 100 per cent since 1912 at the close of 1920.
Births.
Year
Number
Foreign Fathers
Foreign Mothers
1912
159
57
59
1913
146
62
62
1914
144
75
75
1915
118
55
57
1916
168
99
100
1917
149
82
78
1918
182
109
107
1919
195
114
112
1920
204
116
110
1921
219
90
93
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LIST of TEACHERS --- IN
Ipswich Public Schools
Ralph C. Whipple
Lois E Mann
Elizabeth C. Ferguson
Helen N. Damon
Theresa R. Whittemore
E. Margaret Allen
Helen J. Blodgett
Robert D. Conary
Katherine F. Sullivan
Abby L. Smith
Leroy W. Jackman
Mary D. Hamelin
Gertrude R. Sheppard
Addie S. Cook
Eva W. Merriam (Mrs.)
Marion E. Brown
Lucy Ardell Kimball
Annie P. Wade
Hazel M. Weare
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LIST. OF TEACHERS ( Continued ) Dorothy Darling
Anne E. Friend
Amy Stanford
A. Pauline Charles
Grace A. Bowlen
Frances P. Trussell
Ethel M. Archer
Margaret T. Reilly
Alice D. Moran ( Mrs. )
Eva A. Willcomb
Ruth F. Joyce
Sara G. Houghton ( Mrs. )
Augusta Greenache ( Mrs. )
Lydia S. Harris
Belle D. Rogers (Mrs.)
Nellie T. Smith (Mrs.)
Carrie Ladd (Mrs.)
Martha J. Stewart
Lena J. Atherley (Mrs.)
Winifred Millard (Mrs.)
Abby Fellows
Arthur W. Gould
Arthur H. Tozer
Ernst Hermann
Joseph I. Horton, Superintendent.
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NO SCHOOL SIGNALS
-- OF --
Ipswich Public Schools
4 blasts at 7.30 - No MORNING SESSION in any School.
4 blasts at 8.00 - No MORNING SESSION in the first five grades.
4 blasts at 11.00 - No AFTERNOON SESSION in any school. .
4 blasts at 11.30 - No AFTERNOON SESSION in the first . five grades.
In the absence of any signal at 11.00 or 11.30, the afternoon session will be held as usual. Teachers and pupils must be present at such sessions as on other days.
All should bear in mind that the 7.30 and 8.00 o'clock sig- nals do not excuse for the entire day.
In addition to the above warning, the ELECTRIC LIGHTS will be turned on for the space of five minutes after the whistle has been blown. This will enable those who cannot hear the whistle, to get the no-school signal if they will look for the same at the proper time.
IPSWICH SCHOOL REPORT
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APPENDIX.
120
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AUDITOR'S REPORT.
To the Citizens of Ipswich:
I herewith submit the Annual Re- port of the Manning School, R. H. Manning, Burley Education, Heard, Treadwell and Brown Funds as compiled from the books of their respective Treasurers. I have found receipts for all bills . paid and have examined the various securities of which these funds are composed and have found them to agree with the re- ports submitted.
FREDERICK S. WITHAM,
February 6, 1922.
Auditor.
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Manning School Fund,
Receipts:
Cash on hand February 1, 1921
$ 900 18
Income from investments and rentals
1807 38
2707 56
Expenditures:
Taxes, insurance and miscellaneous expenses
$1100 45
Salary High School Principal
300 00
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank
500 00
Cash on hand February 1, 1922
807 11
2707 56
Manning School Fund Securities.
12 1000 4 pc Peoria & Eastern 1 st mtg bonds $ 12000 00
2 1000 5 pc N E Brick Co bonds 2000 00
15 shares Patterson Bridge Co
1000 00
3 1000 4 1-2 pc National RR Mexico bonds
3000 00
1 1000 4 pc 66
1000 00
1 500 4 pc 66 66
500 00
1 100 4 pc 66
66 66
100 00
Invested in Master's House
7000 00
Invested in Colonial Building
18000 00
Deposit in Ipswich Savings Bank
1500 00
46100 00
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R. H. Manning Fund.
Receipts Income from Investments
$ 335 50
$ 335 50
Securities.
60 shares Patterson Bridge Co.
$ 4000 00
33 Shares Pere Marquette R. R. Co.
561 00
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank
5917 52
$10478 52
-
Heard Fund of Ipswich Public Library.
Income:
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1921
$ 431 65
Received from investments
516 62
Received from Treadwell Fund
200 00
Cancellation of 3 Northern Pacific Bonds
3000 00
$ 4148 27
Expenditures.
Salaries
$ 975 00
Insurance and miscellaneous expenses
547 97
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1922
2625 30
$ 4148 27
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Securities Comprising Heard Fund.
33 shares B & M R R, Ist pfd class B $ 1221 00
35 shares B & M R R, preferred 770 00
10 shares B & M RR, Ist pfd, class A 230 00
1 C B & QR R 3 1-2 pc bond 960 00
1 United Elec Light & Power bond
800 00
1 Aurora, Elgin & Chicago R R 5 pc bond
200 00
3 Quincy Gas & Elec Heating Co, 5 pc bond
1950 00
1 Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern R R bond Liberty bond
1 200 00
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank
243 90
$ 7924 90
Treadwell Fund.
Income:
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1921
$ 102 52
Received from investments
1183 00
$ 1285 52
Expenditures:
Salaries
$ 50 00
Transferred to Heard Fund
200 00
Miscellaneous expenses
772 01
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1922
263 51
$ 1285 52
1
350 00
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Securities Comprising Treadwell Fund.
50 shares B&M RR 1st pfd. formerly Fitchburg RR $ 1150 00
30 shares Old Colony RR pfd 1 740 00
25 shares B&P RR pfd 3125 00
25 shares Me Central RR pfd
750 00
25 shares B&A RR
3300 00
25 shares Vt&Mass RR
1875 00
1 City of Fostoria, O, 4 pc bond
500 00
I Am T&T Co 4 pc bond
1150 00
I Aurora, Elgin & Chicago RR 5 pc bond
200 00
I Kansas Gas & Elec Co 5 pc bond
1000 00
1 Quincy Gas & Elec Heating Co 5 pc bond
650 00
! Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RR bond 350 00
1 Missouri Pacific RR bond
402 50
3 Liberty Bonds
2000 00
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank
876 30
Deposited in Salem Savings Bank
750 00
19818 80
Thomas H. Lord Fund.
Receipts: Income from investments $ 42 50
Securities.
1 1000 Liberty Bond
$1000 00
Cash on hand January 1, 1922 142 40
1142 40
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Report of the Trustees of the Burley Education Fund.
The Trustees of the Burley Education Fund present here- with their ninety-sixth annual report.
The funds in their hands are as follows .-
In Ipswich Savings Bank $ 3813 29
Caldwell Fund in Ipswich Savings Bank
1244 83
In Salem Savings Bank
1823 68
In Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
2262 68
Fifteen Shares Boston & Maine common stock
225 00
Liberty Bonds second issue
700 00
Liberty Bond fourth issue
1000 00
$11069 48
The income for 1921 has been as follows :-
From Ipswich Savings Bank
$ 144 94
From Caldwell Fund
48 32
From Salem Savings Bank
79 36
From Salem Five Cents Savings Bank
98 46
From Liberty Bonds second issue
29 75
From Liberty Bond fourth issue
42 50
$ 443 33
FRANK T. GOODHUE JOSEPH T. MORTON GEO. W. TOZER CHARLES M. KELLY A. STORY BROWN.
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REPORT OF THE FEOFFEES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Covering Period From May, 1920, to February, 1922.
Property in their hands as follows:
Little Neck valued at $ 5000 00
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank 9756 18
Deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank, Essex Sch. Farm 1893 68
Total amount deposited in Ipswich Savings Bank 11649 86
Increase in deposits and interest since last report 1603 30
Cash on hand February 7. 1922 2805 00
Other Income and Receipts since last report: From land and taxes. Little Neck cottage owners 7435 26 From cottage owners, subscriptions for road repairs 315 00 Ipswich Savings Bank, withdrawal 250 00
Miscellaneous
23
8000 49
Disbursements:
A. I. Savory, supplies
$ 6 60
Damon & Damon. insurance
141 60
George E. Farley, salary as treasurer
100 00
Rees Jenkins, labor and team
570 86
John P. Marston. salary
240 00
W. A. Banfill. labor
29 40
L. A. Peabody, labor
172 00
Charles A. Ring. labor
24 23
Benjamin Comeau, labor
18 00
E. O. Peabody, labor
7 00
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John W. Goodhue, sundries
131 61
Joseph A. King, repairs
16 69
Ipswich Mills, repairs
19 34
F. F. Byron, supplies
27 00
J. L. Arsenault, labor
70 25
Town of Ipswich, taxes and water
4656 61
J. L. Fairbanks Co. sundries
3 50
Canney Lumber Co., lumber
139 96
S. M. Spencer Mfg. Co., supplies
1 35
Ralph C. Whipple, salary
650 00
R. W. Davis, auto hire
2 50
Geo. A. Schofield & Son, printing
8 50
Lathrop Bros., labor & teams
423 25
A. A. Chase, labor
13 92
Hazen Irvine, labor
17 72
J E Norman, labor
178 35
R. A. Fife Corp., swings
134 05
Wm. Burridge, labor
24 00
Harry Garrette, labor
13 20
Chas. L. Lovell, supplies
2 20
E. O. & L. A. Peabody. labor
21 00
Geo. E. Farley, postage
16 14
$ 7910 32
Income over expenses
90 17
$ 8000 49
Ipswich, Mass., February 7, 1922.
I hereby certify that I have this day audited the accounts of the Treasurer of the Feoffees of the Grammar School and find that the same are correct and that the balance on hand is $2805 00.
FREDERICK S. WITHAM, Auditor.
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Brown School Fund.
The Trustees of the Brown School Fund present the follow- ing report for the year 1921.
The Funds are as follows :-
Deposited in the Ipswich Savings Bank $ 1400 96
Deposited in the Salem Five Cents Savings Bank 1139 14
$ 2540 10
Income since last report :-
Dividend from Ipswich Savings Bank $ 54 38
Dividend from Salem Five Cents Savings Bank 50 45
$ 104 83
Expenditures for the year :- Paid M. H. Cunningham for teaching in the Candle- wood School one month. $ 45 00
Paid Margaret Reilly for teaching in the Candle- wood School one month. 45 00
$ 90 00
Balance :-- $ 14 83
Respectfully submitted, A. STORY BROWN CHARLES W. BROWN B. R. HORTON. Trustees.
February, 1922.
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INDEX.
Organization
Page 3
Expenditures ----
General Expenses
5
Teachers Salaries
6
Evening School
8
Text Books and Supplies
8
Tuition
10
Transportation
11.
Support of Truants
11
Janitor Service
11
Fuel and Lights
12
Buildings and Grounds
12.
Furniture and Furnishings
14
Rent
14
Diplomas and Graduating Exercises
15
Insurance
15
Insured Properties
17
Report of School Committee
18
Report of Superintendent
20
Field Day Exercises
25
School Grounds Improvement
26 .
Grades
28
Penmanship
28
School Exhibition
30
Health Promotion
$30
Cadet Teachers
33
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INDEX -- Continued
School Libraries
Page 34
Intelligence Measurements
35
Project Method In Geography
36
Biography
37
Night School
37
Professional Improvement of Teachers
38
Lectures
39
School Prizes
40
Penny Savings
41
In General
42
The Budget
44
Acknowledgments
47
Report of High School
48
Course
52
Standing of School
53
Attendance
54
Teachers
57
Special Activities
58
Socials
61
Athletics
62
Report of Junior High School
66
Report of Domestic Science -- Cooking
71
Sewing
73
Report of Music Supervisor
75
Report of Physical Director
81
Report of Manual Training
88
· Report of Attendance Officer
91
Report of Drawing 93
Report of School Physician
96
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INDEX -- Concluded.
Report of School Nurse
Page 98
Graduation Junior High School
105
High School Courses of Study
106
Distribution of Pupils
110
School Calendar
111
Annual Commencement High School
112
Class of 1921
113
Class Ode
114
Vital Statistics
115
List of Teachers
116
No School Signals
118
Manning School Fund
121
R. H. Manning Fund
122
Heard Fund of Ipswich Public Library
122
Treadwell Fund
123
Thomas H. Lord Fund
124
Report of the Trustees of Burley Education Fund
125
Report of the Feoffees of Grammar School 126
Report of Brown School Fund
128
TOWN OF IPSWICH
TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WATER AND
MUNICIPAL LIGHTING COMMISSIONERS
MAS
PSW
.
INC
THE BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 1687
1634
FOR THE YEAR 1921
IPSWICH, MASS r
G. A. SCHOFIELD & SON, PRINTERS. 1922
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2
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
Officers of
Water and Municipal Lighting Commission.
COMMISSIONERS
ARTHUR H. WALTON, Chairman
Term expires 1924
WALTER G. BROWN
Term expires 1922
CHARLES A. MALLARD
Term expires 1923
CLERK
ARTHUR H. WALTON Office, Room 5, Town Hall Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. every week day except Saturday. Telephone 92-R
TREASURER
WILLIAM J. RILEY, Office, Room 2, Town Hall
Manager Electric Light,
Arthur H. Walton
Chief Engineer,
Edmund A. Russell
Line Superintensent, Electric Light,
J. Harry Sheppard
Foreman, Water Department, William P. Gould
Office of Commissioners, Room 5, Town Hall Meetings held every Friday, 8 P. M.
3
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT
LIST OF BILLS AND AMOUNTS PAID FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1921.
PIPE LINE
Paid to
Amount
Chapman Valve Co, pipe and fittings
$103 50
SERVICE PIPE
F E Wood, express and freight
$11 79
Geo E Gilchrist Co, supplies
383 46
Walworth Mfg Co, supplies
5 83
E N Martel, labor
16 00
Wm P Gould, labor
56 50
E E Currier, auto
98 00
J R Morris, labor
22 00
Arthur McIntire, labor
13 50
Chas Pollton, labor
13 50
Ernest Jewett, labor
8 75
Chadwick Boston Lead Co, supplies
61 74
Mueller Mfg Co, supplies
42 50
National Meter Co, meters
21 60
Union Water Meter Co, supplies
61 43
Total
$816 60
4
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
MAINTENANCE Repairs Pipe Line
Walworth Mfg Co, supplies
$4 36
Wm P Reilly, supplies
5 40
Wm P Gould, labor
55 00
Arthur McIntire, labor
6 75
Stephen Lamothe, labor
18 00
William Weagle, labor
5 75
Clifford Weagle, labor
4 50
John Morris, labor
4 00
Charles Pollton, labor
4 00
John Hovey, labor
4 00
Arnold Richards, labor
4 00
Electric Light Dept, gas
50 18
Total
$165 94
Repairs Services
American Express Co, express
$6 36
C F Chapman & Son, supplies
1 40
J W Goodhue, supplies
16 52
Wm P Gould, labor
1,289 85
A J Brennan, supplies
30
National Meter Co, supplies
20 46
Blaisdell Express Co, express
5 62
Edw N Martel, labor
92 07
Dept Public Works, reg motor
2 00
E E Currier, auto
501 10
F E Wood, teaming
29 67
Walworth Mfg Co, supplies
- -
60 18
Geo E Gilchrist, supplies
5 34
Wm P Reilly, supplies
1 17
R L Purinton, supplies
21
5
WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT
Jos A King, repairs
13 25
C Atherley, garage 28 00
Peoples Express Co, express
1 32
Ernest Jewett, labor
3 50
Chadwick Boston Lead Co, supplies
5 15
John Hovey, labor
6 00
Total
$2,089 47
Administration
Cotton & Woolen Mfg Ins Co, insurance
$50 00
J H Lakeman, supplies
92 09
A A Jewett, bookkeeper
468 00
N E T & T Co, telephone
58 52
A H Walton, manager
850 00
G H W Hayes, premium on bond
40 00
G A Schofield & Son, printing
91 25
G A Schofield, insurance
18 75
A H Walton, commissioner
100 00
C A Mallard, commissioner
1.00 00
W G Brown, commissioner
100 00
Damon & Damon, insurance
46 96
First Nat Bank, rentbox
5 00
H B McRadle, supplies
2 25
C S Garrett, supplies
2 80
Mutual Boiler Insurance Co, insurance
23 37
Electric Light Dept, pumping
4,000 00
Total
$6,048 99
Station and Grounds
United Rubber Co, repairs pump $2 84
A W Chesterton Co, repairs pump 6 19
Lumsden & VanStone, new feed pump, fittings &
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
labor
1,445 50
American Renoleo Co, supplies
210 00
Lumsden & Van Stone Co, supplies
146 27
Geo E Marsh Co, supplies
17 10
Geo P Anderson Co, supplies
9 40
Garlock Packing Co, repairs pump
19 14
Waldo Bros & Bond Co, supplies
60 80
Ipswich Mills, supplies
7 08
F E Wood, express and freight
33 93
C L Lovell, supplies
4 00
A H Walton, paid out
8 00
G W Knowlton Rubber Co, repairs pump
13 46
Austin L Lord, repairs boiler
51 30
Lunkenheimer Co, repairs pump
69
Crane Co, supplies
80 06
Locke Regulator Co, supplies
9 61
J W Goodhue, supplies
2 50
Geo Hayes, supplies
60
Total
$2,128 47
Reservoir Repairs
Anchor Post Iron Works, supplies
$413 50
John R Morris, labor
88 76
Arthur McIntire, labor
41 13
Charles Pollton, labor
84 26
Wm P Gould, labor
165 00
A I Savory, supplies
11 10
Canney Lumber Co, lumber
109 46
Total $913 21
7
WATER COMMSISIONERS' REPORT.
Note Payment
Notes Paid by Treasurer $2,150 00
Interest
Interest Paid Various Parties by Treasurer $7,745 00
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1921.
Receipts
Disbursements
Water Rates
$19,954 72
Deficit
$112 10
Services
20 67
Maintenance
11,346 08
Appro note payt
2,150 00
Services 816 60
Appro Hydrant
2,237 50
Pipe Line
103 50
Misc Receipts
384 22
Interest
7,745 00
Notes
2,150 00
$22 273 28
Balance
2,473 83
$24,747 11
$24,747 11
. . .
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
BALANCE SHEET FOR YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1921.
Bonds issued $160,000 00
Engineering
$3 350 00
Notes outstanding 31,600 00
Land damage 3,599 12
Prem on bonds 10,412 58
Pumping Station 14,425 24
Prem on notes 60 25 Pumps & Mach 19,637 65
Appropriations 39,936 70
Storage Basin 27,693 59
Mise receipts 165 43
Bull Brook 1,778 60
Water rates
323,329 19
Dist Reservoir 17,827 56
Pipe Line const 125,515 33
Filter appro
143 28
Service pipe const 23,155 75
Store House 178 70
Miscellaneous
2,834 20
Cost of Const 239,995 74
Interest on bonds 181,167 20
Maintenance 113,952 26
Materials on hand 1,847 22
Water rates due 5,435 76
Services due
189 07
Sinking Fund payt 38,926 10
$581,513 35
Balance
$2,473 83
$583,987 18
$583,987 18
Appro note payt
18,339 75
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
SUMMARY OF COST OF CONSTRUCTION TO DECEMBER 31, 1921.
Dec. 31, 1920
Dec. 31, 1921
Engineering
$3,350 00
$3,350 00
Land damage
3,599 12
3,599 12
Pumping station
14,425 24
14,425 24
Pumps & Machinery
19,637 65
19,637 65
Storage Basin
27,693 59
27,693 59
Bull Brook
1,778 60
1,778 60
Dist reservoir
17,827 56
17,827 56
Pipe line const
125,437 13
$78 20
125,515 33
Service pipe const
22,529 49
626 26
23,155 75
Store house
178 70
178 70
Miscellaneous
2,834 20
2,834 20
$239,291 28
$704 46 $239,995 74
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
SINKING FUND
Receipts
Investments
Appro.
1895
$1,700 00
Ipswich Sav Bk $127 56
1896
1,759 50
Water Loan 62,100 00
1897
1,899 08
El Lt Loan 24,300 00
1898
1,965 55
Town Notes 17,700 00
1899
2,032 00
Liberty Bonds
24,500 00
"
1901
2,363 50
First Nat Bank
5,273 09
1902
2,446 22
1903
2,531 84
1904
2,680 32
"
1905
2,890 91
1906
2,986 47
1907
3,084 00
1908
3,418 34
1909
3,656 61
1910
3,671 99
From pro
1911
3,784 73
1912
3,901 40
1913
4,022 17
1914
4,146 45
1915
4,276 52
1916
4,410 42
1917
4,549 00
Appro
1918
4,692 43
From pro
1919
4,840 88
1920
4,994 53
Profits on bonds
518 89
Interest
51,638 25
$137,000 65
-
ī
$137,000 65
1900
2,138 65
Ill Cent RR Bonds 3,000 00
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WATER COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
To the Board of Water Commissioners :
Gentlemen-Following is the report for the year ending December 31, 1921.
MAIN PIPES
The number of feet of mains laid to date and sizes are as follows :
14 inch
1,505
12 inch
10,963
10 inch
8,830
8 inch
17,897
6 inch
81,746
4 inch
3,708
2 inch
9,920
1 inch
2,070
Total, 136,659 equals 25 miles, 4,659 feet. STREET GATES
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