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2 60
Mr. Bendergress, cutters stock 10 00
J. II. Kingsbury, milk . 22 40
Amount carried forward,
$781 58
Mrs. Blakley, labor
13
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $781 58
Received O. M. Hitchings, use of stock 1 00
Mr. Cunningham, wood 3 50
A. Watson, use of stock 1 00
Mr. Speller, use of stock . 1 00
Mrs. Blakely, labor (1882) 4 75
J. H. Kingsbury, milk . 22 40
C Wilson, labor, . 5 00
Mr. Martin, labor in 1880 and 1882 12 00
W. M. Stocker, use of cart . 35
Chester Parker, use of harrow 50
Mr. Wood, board 14 00
J. R. Pratt, use of stock 1 00
John Ryly, wood . 8 00
John HT. Kingsbury, milk
20 26
G. Carter, one cow · 60 00
John Penton, cedar posts . 1 50
Margaret Henessy, wood
4 00
Noah Harriman, use of cultivator
10
Chester Parker, use of cultivator . 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 18 40
A. Watson, use of stock . 1 00
Elbridge Upham, use of stock 1 00
Charles Ames, use of cultivator 30
Mrs. Nichols, board 24 00
Mr. Ireson, use of stock 4 00
Mr. Richardson, use of stock 1 00
J. II. Kingsbury, milk
24 96
Eliza Hobbs, labor 9 50
Mr Hanson, straw
75
Mr. Boardman, potatoes
50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk
28 90
C. Locke, use of drag
50
66 " roller 10
Mr. Tuttle, use of stock 1 00
Mr. Wood, board . 14 00
Teaming wood to Mary T. Perly 10 00
Amount carried forward,
$1,082 35
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$1,082 35
Received J. H. Kingsbury, milk 27 74
Mr. Furbur, use of cultivator . 15
Geo. Hull, manure
6 00
W. Fiske, calf .
1 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk
John Davis, labor . 3 50
Mr. Twombly, labor 2 00
F. Fiske, wood . ·
3 37
E. P. Robinson, potatoes and labor
3 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk .
26 24
Mr. Jacobs, use of stock . 1 00
1 00
Mr. Clinton, use of stock 1 00
A. Watson, use of stock 1 00
J. A. Raddin, use of stock 1 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk
24 64
L. Fisher, use of stock .
2 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk .
25 28
Michael Cunningham, wood
3 50
W. Rich, hay
3 00
Mr: McCall, wood
3 50
Mr. Wood, for board
14 00
A. Wallace, board . 3 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 24 64
Mr. Howard
8 00
Mr. Worth, use of stock .
1 00
Town of Wakefield, use of stock
50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk
24 32
Mr. Boswich, labor .
20 00
Mr. Edwards, labor
2 50
Mr. Shackford, labor
13 00
C. Locke, use of rack
75
Mr. Brier, wood
7 50
Mrs. Nichols, board .
12 00
Mr. M. Oliver, calf 1 00
Amount carried forward, ·
$1,381 26
Mr. Viglan, use of stock .
2 00
W. Rich, potatoes and labor 24 28
15
AUDITORS REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$1,381 26
Received J. H. Kingsbury, milk . 6 66 24 61
23 30
A. Walson, use of stock 1 00
L. Mansfield, use of stock 1 00
John Barry, wood . 24 00
Webster & Co., one pair of horses 650 00
A. W. Bruce, wood
2 50
J. W. Kingsbury, milk
23 04
Elbridge Upham, labor 66 use of stock
3 00
Lott Cheever, labor,
1 00
Martin Penny, use of stock
1 00
J. II. Kingsbury, milk
26 60
Geo. Ames, lumber
2 60
Mr. Ziglar, use of stock .
1 00
Hannah Hawkes, labor . 5 00
Mr. Ziglar, labor 20 50
9 50
Chas. Hitchings, labor 2 50
Mrs. Thayer, wood . 3 50
A. Watson, use of stock 1 00
27 84
Mr. Biffin, labor . 8 00
75
Thoman Gillman, use of stock . 2 00
Mr. Longfellow, use of stock 1 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk
26 56
C. Locke, use of rack 66 66 rye 1 00 25 38
J. H. Kingsbury, milk
Bryant Howard, labor
4 00
John Henessy, wood . 4 00
Mr. Austin, use of stock 1 00
G. Davis, labor
1 00
L. P. Hawkes, calf .
2 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 33 60
Amount carried forward,
$2,357 57
J. Il. Kingsbury, milk
Mr. Brown, use of rack .
1 50
Otis M. Hitchings, labor
9 50
16
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $2,357 57
Received Mr. Rhoades, labor . 4 25
Geo. Mathews, straw 75
O. S. Foster, wood . 70 00
Mr. Gould, cow and bull
45 00
Mr. Bunker, wood 3 50
Mr. Fergurson, wood
4 00
W. M. Stocker, use of cart
25
J. M. Burnet, use of stock 66 cabbages
1 20
Mr. Cresman, cabbage 30
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 32 00
Michael Cunningham, wood . 3 50
Mr. Shanahan, . 3 50
Mrs Rich, salt pork . 1 11
. J. HI. Kingsbury, milk 28 80
Mr. Carter, calf . 5 00
" Payson, wood . 3 50
" Bunker, wood . 13 00
" Calef, labor 25 00
Mrs. Rich, salt pork 1 75
W. M. Stocker, use of cart 25
Eugene Stackpole. labor
1 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk . 33 20
Mrs. Hastings, wood 3 00
A. Watson, use of stock . 1 00
J. Kingsbury, milk 32 00
Geo. Parsons, wood
7 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk . 32 30
Mr. Fuller, use of stock 1 00
Mr. Wormsted, use of stock 1 00
Wm. Savage, labor 2 00
Mr. Austin, use of stock . 1 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 31 91
Amount carried forward.
$2,757 14
6 00
17
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $2,757 14
Received O. M. Hitchings, use of stock 2 00
Mr. Edmunds, rye and use of stock 1 25
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 30 40
Mr. MoKeny, wood 3 00
Nowell, labor 13 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 30 02
Mrs. Hitchings, cabbage
40
" Cavender, straw
75
" Devine,
1 00
Mr. Twiss, labor
10 00
Town, for wood 8 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 28 80
A. Watson, use of stock 2 00
J. H. Kingsbury, hay 22 32
milk 28 78
Joseph Brown, wood 2 00
Solon V. Edmunds, cart 6 00
70 00
John Gould, two cows .
" bull 22 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk . 30 36
Mr. Cross, straw
Geo. Thomas, use of stock 1 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 27 26
A. B. Davis, labor, 4 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 28 78
Mr. Ireson, use of stock 5 00
John Gould, one cow 30 00
J. H Kingsbury, milk . 26 89
A. M. Payson, wood 3 75
John Gould, calf 2 00
C. Locke, use of stock
1 00
Mrs. Sanborn, wood 2 50
J. H. Kingsbury, milk 26 98
Joseph Brown, wood 2 00
Mrs. Jerome Davis, wood 8 25
J. H. Kingsbury, milk . 30 40
Amount carried forward.
$3,271 03
50
18
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $3,271 03
Received W. H. Newhall, labor . 6 00
Mr. Waldron, hay . 16 85
J. H. Kingsbury. milk 29 26
Mr. Burns, labor 2 50
Mr. Brusow, 3 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk . 28 94
Mr. Payson, wood 3 75
Thomas Houghton, labor . 26 00
Town of Saugus, wood for poor 59 00
Mr. Bunker, wood
3 50
Chester Parker, use of tools
5 00
James R. Hughes, hay
19 70
Joseph Brown, wood
1 75
A. Watson, use of stock
2 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk .
28 88
Mr. Penny, use of stock
1 00
Mr. Stocker, labor 2 00
J. H. Kingsbury, milk .
26 76
John Roach, labor .
4 00
Charles Sweetser, wood
8 00
J. W. H. Hill, wood
4 00
D. A. Parker, hay .
9 20
Harry Davis, labor
1 50
A. Waldron, labor
2 00
William Perry, use of stock
5 00
E. Hall, wood . 3 50
2 00
Mrs. Thomas, use of stock
2 25
Mr. Boswick, use of stock
1 00
C. F. Clarke, eggs .
95 64
pork
63 96
William Derby, wood
20 00
W. Fiske, labor . 5 00
Mrs. Benj. Parker, barrels . 6 00
Joseph Whitehead, labor . 17 50
Overseers orders for supplies 1,538 89
Total,
$5,326 36
Michael Murry, wood
19
AUDITORS REPORT.
EXPENDITURES.
Paid M. Williams, turkeys 11 48
S. Anderson, vegetables . 1 35
Crosby & Rice, butter and cheese 1 62
John W. Blodgett, oil meal 60 00
Pool Bros., ham . 9 90
H. L. Day, crackers 8 58
Oscar F. Howe, basket and brooms 4 50
A. Hetherton, groceries 13 00
G. B. Willias, butter 28 97
Geo. H. Ames, milk .
16 80
Expenses to Brighton,
1 00
F. Houghton, driving two cows
1 00
Oscar Howe, pails . 1 25
Benj. Parker, wood 13 75
Geo. W. Cooledge, two cows .
108 00
Eugene Stevens, dressing hog 2 00
F. Houghton, driving cow 50
Geo. M. Raddin, labor . 15 70
Geo. H. Ames, milk . 8 00
Henry C. Starr, fish 4 50
Geo. H. Wentworth, labor 25 00
A. Sawtelle & Co , groceries 68 79
D. S. Shannon, blacksmithing 7 56
A. Hertheston, groceries . 6 40
C. A. Thompson, garden seeds 4 50
Geo. H. Ames, milk 4 64
W. H. Ilutchinson, knives
1 10
O. F. Howe, brushes
2 25
Expenses, to Boston
85
Geo. W. Cooledge, cow
65 00
S. Grant, polish . 50
C. B. Willis, butter 22 56
A. Sawtell, groceries 65 07
John Phillips, clothing 13 75
C. H. Thompson, seeds 4 19
William Bro., parts of plow 1 50
Amount carried forward,
$606 46
20
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $606 46
Paid Ira Gates, sifter . 75
Everett & Small, casting to harrow 50
M. H. Spernel, clothing 5 00
L. G. Wentworth, labor 8 00
Geo. H. Wentworth, labor 25 00
A. Sawtell, groceries 21 75
4 50
95
J. B. Venice, trees 7 30
C. H. Thompson, seeds
75
H. C. Starr, fish 7 60
3 75
E. J. Leslie, repairs
A. C. Cole, currant and gooseberry bushes 10 00
W. B. Gifford, clothing 3 68
Expenses to Boston for keeper 85
Pool Brothers, hamn 7 01
B. S. Snow, fish 4 25
P. B. McGrain, stockings 1 00
Medicine, 35
W. F. Paul, reparing tables 2 53
A. Hetherton, groceries 13 60
Ellis Brothers, beans 13 48
J. H. Bosworth, repairing boots and shoes 11 60
W. F. Smith, soap 1 25
John H. Bean, bedstead
2 75
Benj. Robinson. labor and wood
6 95
W. H. Hutchinson, brush 30
D. S. Diston, tomato plants
1 00
Geo. W. Wentworth, labor 20 01
24
W. P. Copp, manure 41 50
W. Filine, clothing inmates
5 25
John T. Moulton, manure 20 00
Lily G. Wentworth, labor 5 00
Herbert B. Newhall, grain 273 32
J. B. Willis, butter . 22 50
Amount carried forward,
$1,160 73
W. H. Hutchinson, nails
21
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $1,160 73
Paid H. C. Starr, fish . 3 60
H. B. Newhall, phosphate 11 19
Ward & Merritt, hat 1 15
A. Crowell, hat . 1 58
D. Shanahan, blacksmithing
A. Spaulding, clothing 5 68
3 26
A. Iletherton, groceries
6 40
J. Harvey, two cows 130 00
Expenses to Ipswich, for Mrs. A. Nichols 3 00
A. Hetherton, groceries 2 50
Porter & Dearborn, dried apples 1 64
Expenses of keeper to Boston, 1 00
Mr. Terrill, funeral expenses . 1 00
E. J. Leslie, horse shoeing 39 00
Henry Starr, fish 4 65
C. B. Willis, butter 12 00
C. H. Thomas, grass seed 11 42
D. Shannan, blacksmithing 3 45
A. Nobles, labor 25 00
C. G. Wilkins, bed bug poison
1 75
II. Hetherton, groceries 3 90
E. J. Leslie, repairs on wagon
12 10
W. Penny, sand
25
G. B. Willis, butter and beans 17 84
E. Hetherton, groceries 14 58
Oscar Howe, woodenware 1 00
L C. Chase, horse blanket 3 00
Mrs. Parker, work on dress 5 00
85
Expenses to Beach
1 00
F. Fiske, neat's-foot oil . 1 50
J. A. Hollis, repars on harness 1 00
Joseph S. Desard, labor 20 00
Pool & Brothers, ham . 18 52
C. HI. Thompson, grass seed 3 78
C. B. Churchill 50
Amount carried forward,
$1,525 82
Expenses to Boston
22
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $1,525 82
Paid H. C. Starr, fish . 3 60
D. Sherman, blacksmithing 9 81
J. Conlan, salt hay 24 00
E. Ham, pair horses 450 00
W. Fredrick, mowing hay 21 00
G. B. Willis, beans and butter 19 39
A. Satell, groceries 23 32
B. Snow, salt fish . 2 62
G. B. Willis, butter
11 25 50
W, Varney, writing paper
William Noble, labor 2 68
1 00
L. A. May, bushel baskets
Fare to Lynn . 30
A. Hetherton, groceries 12 80
H. C. Starr, fish 3 93
William Osborne, boots and shoes 28 90
Expenses to Boston 85
H. B. Newhall, grain
83 87
G. W. Cooledge, two cows 118 00
Mr. Brylen, one bull . 18 00
Elbridge Upham, use of rack and labor 3 00
W. Nobles, Labor . 7 00
Dr. James Abbott, Doctoring Horse .
10 00
R. A. Spaulding, clothing 8 80
A. Sawtell, groceries 58 03
Pool Bros., lard . 5 40
A. Hertherton, groceries . 4 70
D. Sherman, blacksmithing 1 53
Benj. Robinson, Lock
75
Mr. Dunn, paper
30
Jos. L. Delnow, labor
40 00
Dog License .
2 00
Henry C. Starr
2 63
G. B. Willis, Butter .
22 69
Pool Bros., Ham 5 01
E. D. Kimpton 4 00
Amount carried forward,
$2,537 48
23
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $2,537 48
Paid W. M. Newhall, Coal 13 35
R. A. Spaulding, Flannel 3 22
W. Nobles, Labor . 4 00
E. Ward, Blacksmithing 3 80
D. Sherman, Blacksmithing 2 65
Hitchings & Newhall, Basket . 68
Geo. Penny, Honing Razor . 25
John H. Bean, Furniture . 11 75
G. W. Cutler, blanket and gloves 20 00
Joseph Conner, Clothing . 35 25
C. H. Thompson, grass seed 10 80
Whittemore & Bro., tools
5 00
B. F. Snow, salt fish 2 50
H. Brown, wood 48 25
H. W. Skinner, onions 2 00
Benj. Robinson, vinegar 6 60
A. Sawtell, groceries 51 68
G. B. Willis, butter . 15 12
A. Bunker, mending Boots and Shoes 9 35
H. H. Gurney, trees . 13 00
A. Remick, cow and calf 65 00
H. C. Starr, fish . 2 80
Expenses to Boston
85
W. Dodge, medicine
2 00
W. H. Hutchinson, axes 2 80
Expenses to Lynn, 35
Joseph Comer, clothing 10 00
S. V. Edmands, ice 15 50
W. Nobles, labor 2 00
A. Hetherton, groceries 14 20
W. H. Stocker, groceries
4 95
Expenses to Lynn .
35
Eastern Rail Road Freight
54
D. Sherman, Blacksmithing 1 70
C. H. Thompson, grease . 55
H. L. Conner, turkeys 5 88
Amount carried forward,
$2,926 20
24
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $2,926 20
B. S. Snow, fish 2 50
T. D. Everett, iron for harrow 50
Wm. Nobles, for labor . 5 00
Pool & Bros., Hams . 8 39
A. Sawtell, groceries 40 47
A. Sawtell, groceries 8 60
Expenses to Boston 85
Henry Starr, fish 3 55
William Roby, apples
10$ 50
Isaac Guilford, wood saw
1 25
W. Nobles, labor
5 00
H. L. Day, crackers
5 70
M. E. Church, comforters
9 75
W. M. Newhall, coal .
36 00
Robinson Burdell, hats
5 00
W. H. Rich, labor
4 36
A. H. Southerland, reparing boots and shoes 3 60
W. Nobles, labor 5 00
J. A. Hollis, repairing harnesses 7 70
John C. Rhodes, sea weed . 8 00
E. Stevens, dressing hogs .
4 00
Expenses and time to Tewksbury
1 00
A. Hatherton, groceries .
17 40
Pool Brothers, ham .
3 54
Jacob Remick, one bull .
28 00
Charles Grover, driving bull
1 00
Geo. W. Gale, medicine 2 98
H. B. Newhall, grain . 400 35
H. C. Starr, fish . 3 25
Eugene Stevens, dressing hog
2 00
W. H. Hutchinson, docks 1 50
Mr. Whittemore, plough points 4 15
G. B. Willis, 27 C3
R. A. Spaulding, clothing 14 30
D. Shaw, 4 55
E. D. Campton, soap 4 00
Amount carried forward.
$3,616 97
25
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$3,616 97
Paid W. Nobles, labor . 5 00
Geo S. Willis, cutting wood 25 00
Can Murphy, cutting wood 13 50
W. H. Hutchinson, hardware
1 11
J. Corner, cloth
6 50
G. H. Thompson, hardware
3 65
W. Nobles, labor
6 50
G. W. Cooledge, cow
65 00
W. Perkins, cutting wood 10 00
Geo. S. Williams, cutting wood 15 00
Can Murphy, cutting wood 9 00
H. L. Day, crackers 3 24
F. Flystead, cutting wood . 9 25
Fare to Lynn,
30
Expenses to Boston
85
Luther Dunn, stationery
40
Ross Lamere, iron
50
F. Andrews, tin ware .
3 29
J. A. Hollis, reparing harness
8 25
H. C. Starr, fish 4 25
Will Perkins, cutting wood 17 00
Can Murphy, cutting wood 9 50
Geo. S. Williams, cutting wood 8 00
G. B. Willis, 'butter 19 20
H. Hatherton, groceries 7 90
W. H. Perkins, cutting wood 6 00
David Vein, cutting wood 10 00
Mrs. Samuel Parker. labor
20 00
W. Osborn, boots and shoes
36 44
C. F. Dudley, blacksmithing
44 68
J. A. Hughes, repairs stove &c.,
22 38
Eugene Stevens, dressing hogs
2 00
John Stocker, use of post office box
50
M. E. Dodge, medicine
9 88
M. E. Dodge, combs . 50
Mr. Stocker, clothing 85 19.
Amount carried forward,
$4,106 73
26
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$4,106 73
Paid Wm. Nobles, labor . 35 00
Mr. Dunn, stationery . 78
D. A. Parker, expressing 25
9 20
Mr. Dunn, tin horn .
Thomas Hughes, stove 2 00
Mr. Churchill, repairing harness
30
C. F. Clarke, meat
159 41
Mr. Sutherland, repairing boots and shoes
4 50
H. C. Starr, fish
2 72
Mrs. C. J. Robinson, herald
6 00
Joseph Whitehead, groceries
42 11
H. B. Newhall, grain . 173 83
A. Sawtell, groceries . 47 03
Alonzo Wentworth, salary 450 00
Dr. G. W. Gale, attendance and medicine 14 00
Paid Town Saugus, wood 272 50
$5,326 36
Overseers' orders, for Almshouse
1,538 89
Overseers' orders, outside supplies 2,271 49
Total orders of Overseers
$3,810 38
The whole amount of orders drawn for outside supplies during the year, was twenty-two hundred and seventy-one dollars and forty-nine cents ($2,271.49), of this sun $987.76 was for our in- sane in the Hospitals of the commonwealth; one hundred and fifty-one dollars and ninety cents ($151.90) aid to J. E Whit- temore and family, which amount has been paid by the Town of Longmeadow. Fifty-five dollars ($55.00) paid to John Terry for board of P. Flynn, which was ordered by the State authorities and will be reimbursed by it; fifty-four dollars and seventy-nine cents ($54.79) paid to Massachusetts school for feebleminded youth, board for Willie Ramsdell, also twenty-five dollars and seventy-five cents ($25.75) for supplies furnished Thomas Web- ster, ordered by the City of Lynn, and that amount is due from said city.
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
Deducting the above amounts from the total amount of orders drawn, leaves nine hundred and ninety-six dollars and twenty-nine cents ($996.29) for supplies to our outside poor.
HARMON HALL, T. O. W. HOUGHTON, CALVIN LOCKE,
Overseers of the poor.
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
WILLIAM H. NEWHALL, TAX COLLECTOR, IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF SAUGUS.
DR.
Balance of 1875 list . $27 13
1876 list . 185 53
1877 list . 440 86
1878 list . 871 43
$1,524 95
CR.
Paid Treasurer on 1876 list 79 53
1877 list 61 96
1878 list 74 67
Balance due on 1875 list .
27 13
1876 list
106 00
1877 list . 378 90
1878 list .
796 76
. $1,524 95
Interest collected
38 29
Paid Treasurer . 38 29
TOWN OF SAUGUS IN ACCOUNT WITH B. F. CALLEY, COLLECTOR.
March 1, 1883, amount of 1879 tax uncollected . $1,001 20
1884, amount paid Treasurer . 150 00
1884, amount of abatements . 164 14 $314 14
$687 06
March 1, 1883, amount of 1880 tax uncollected . . . $2,700 67 1884, amount paid Treasurer . 650 00
1884, amount of abatement. . 172 99
1884, Pranker Mfg. Co. . 495 00 $1,317 99
$1,382 68
March 1, 1884, Int. collected and paid Treasurer 1879, $25 00
1880, 50 00
29
AUDITORS' REPORT.
WARREN P. COPP, IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF SAUGUS.
DR.
Balance of 1881 list .
$ 1,562 88
Balance of 1882 list .
12,823 76
Tax-list committed for 1883 .
25,833 93
$40,220 57
CR.
Paid County tax, 1883 .
1,552 94
Town Treasurer, on 1881 list .
1,174 88
1882 list . 8,000 00
1883 list .
12,100 00
Paid for discounts .
270 51
Balance due on 1881 list
388 00
66 1882 list
4,823 76
1883 list
11,910 48
Paid Town Treasurer Interest on 1881 tax
$68 43
66 . . - 1882 tax 185 53
16
1883 tax 12 15
$266 11
JOSEPH WHITEHEAD, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF SAUGUS.
DR.
To cash in Treasury . $2,712 04
W. P. Copp, tax list 1883 12,100 00
W. P. Copp, tax list 1882 8,000 00
W. P. Copp, tax list 1881
1,174 88
B. F. Calley, 1880 . 1,367 99
B. F. Calley, 1879 . 339 14
Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank 23,000 00
Commonwealth Corporation Tax 830 15
$40,220 57
Amount carried forward,
$49,524 20
30
AUDITORS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $49,524 20
Commonwealth National Bank tax . 562 76
Commonwealth State Aid . 516 00
Commonwealth Relief for Indigent Soldiers . 369 50
Mrs. C. A. B. Munroe, School Books 206 36
Eugene Stevens, rent
36 00
W. H. Newhall, rent of Town Hall 166 00
Warren Stevens, rent 12 00
County of Essex on account Salem turnpike, 880 77
County of Essex, Dog License 185 95
W. H. Twiss, Cemetery Lots Sold 491 20
Town of Longmeadow . 154 50
Commonwealth School Fund .
201 46
Commonwealth on Pauper account
66 00
Proceeds of Sinking Fund Note
2000 00
Proceeds of Bonds Sold .
5000 00
Cyrus Cheever
2000 00
M. S. Fisk, School Books
44 33
Mrs. M. B. Hawkes, School Books 62 75
Town of Wenhamn . 2 25
Lynn and Boston R. R. . 14 68
M. E. Dodge, License .
1 00
James Evans, License
200 00
Alonzo E. Gill, License 200 00
Daniel Higgins, License 150 00
Gateley, License 200 00
Martha Dana, rent of Land
5 00
W. P. Copp, interest .
266 11
W. H. Stocker, hay scales 9 95
Selectmen for wood sold 272 50
W. H. Newhall, tax list, 1876 79 53
W. H. Newhall, tax list, 1877 . 61 96
W. H. Newhall, tax list, 1878 . 20 27
H. Hall, on account A. Nichols .
W. H. Newhall, interest on taxes 38 29
H. Hall, on account W. Litton 9 00
G. W. Irving, rent 43 00
Interest on deposits 50 01
$64,178 0G
74 67
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
CR.
By Note paid Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank . 28,000 00
5 Town of Saugus Bonds, $500 each . 2,500 00 Roswell Hitchings part payment of note 50 00
Cyrus Cheever, note 2,000 00
W. H. Newhall, note . 3,000 00
State tax 1,170 00
Interest on Bonds and Notes . 5,046 93
Interest on Sinking Fund Notes 720 00
Commonwealth on account Liquor License . 187 50
Overseers orders paid . 3,810 38
Selectmen's orders paid . 17,482 46
Tax paid on Francis Fisk estate 45 50
Tax paid on S. S. Ireson estate 23 66
Tax paid John W. Robinson estate 25 48
Tax paid S. G. Miner estate 2 55
Cash in Treasury 113 54
$64,178 00
STATEMENT OF THE TOWN DEBT, MARCH 1, 1884.
Note given Roswell Hitchings, overdue, $400 00
. H. N. Flint, due Sept. 23, 1884 . 4,000 00
Lynn Five Cts. Savings B'k.
due Sept. 18, 1885 . . 10,000 00
Lynn Five Cts. Savings Bk. due June 11, 1885 . 10,000 00
Lucretia Floyd, due Jan. 21, 1886 2,500 00
Elizabeth Tewksbury due Jan. 21, 1886 . 2,500 00
2 Notes, Five Cts. Savings Bank . (temporary ) 6,000 00
1 Note, Cyrus Cheever (temporary ) 2,000 00
Coupon Notes, due May 1, 1884. 5 pr cent 2,500 00
Amount carried forward,
$39,900 00
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Amount brought forward, $39,900 00
Coupon Notes, due May 1, 1885. 5 per
cent 3,000 00
May 1, 1886. 5 per
cent
3,000 00
May 1, 1887. 5 per
cent . 3,000 00
May 1, 1888. 5 per
cent 3,000 00
May 1, 1889. 5, per cent 3,500 00
May 1. 1890. 4 1-2
· per cent .
1,500 00
Nov. 1, 1890. 4 1-2 per cent 1,500 00
May 1, 1891. 4 1-2
per cent 2,000 00
Nov. 1, 1891. 4 per
cent 1,000 00
May 1, 1892. 4 per
cent
1,500 00
Nov. 1, 1892. 4 per
cent .
2,000 00
May 1, 1893. 4 per
cent
1,500 00
Nov. 1, 1893. 4 per
cent . 2,000 00
May 1, 1894. 4 per
cent
2,000 00
Nov. 1, 1894. 4 per
cent 2,000 00
May 1, 1895. 4 per cent 2,000 00
Nov. 1, 1895. 4 per cent . 2,000 00
May 1, 1896. 4 per cent 2,000 00
Amount carried forward.
$78,400 00
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Amount brought forward, $78,400 00
Nov. 1, 1896. 4 per cent 2,000 00
May 1, 1897. 4 per
cent 2,000 00
Nov. 1, 1897. 4 per
cent .
2,500 00
May 1, 1898. 4 per
cent 2,500 00
$87,400.00
Amount of notes in Sinking Fund .
14,000.00
$101,400.00
CONDITION AND LIABILITIES OF THE TOWN.
LIABILITIES.
Total notes and bonds outstanding $87,400 00
Sinking Fund notes 14,000 00
Accrued interest 1,525 00
$102,925 00
ASSETS.
Cash in hands of treasurer
$113 54
Due on Tax List, 1875 .
27 13
1876 .
106 00
1877
378 90
1878 .
796 76
1879 .
687 06
1880
1,382 68
1881
388 00
1882 .
4,823 76
1883 . 11,910 48
Due from State for State Aid 801 00
Due from State for Board P. Flynn . 55 00
Due from County Turnpike . 866 04
Due from City of Lynn, supplies T. Webster, 25 75 Due for Rent of Town Hall . 30 00
School Books on hand .
301 63
Sinking Fund . 14,000 00
Deficiency 66,231 25
$102,925 00
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
TOWN FARM ACCOUNT.
DR.
To rent of house and outbuildings, valued at $1,750,
at 8 per cent. . $140 00
Barn and shed, $850, at 8 per cent. . 68 00
42 acres Tillage, $4,200, at 6 per cent. 252 00,
Use of Personal Property$2,500, at 4 per cent. 100 00
Overseers' orders for supplies 1,538 89
Decrease of Personal Property
641 13
$2,740 02
CR.
By 20 paupers, 734 weeks, at $2.45 per week. $2,740 02
FREDERIC STOCKER,
GEO. N. MILLER, LOUIS P. HAWKES,
Appraisers.
To the Auditors of the Town of Saugus :-
. GENTLEMEN, - In accordance with the requirements of the by- laws of the town, the Selectmen present as their estimate of the expenses of the Selectmen's Department for the ensuing year : -
For repairs on Salem turnpike $1,200 00
State aid 1,200 00
Salaries 850 00 ( 0
Incidentals . 4,000 00 V0
Interest 1,000 00 60
$13,250 00 WILLIAM H. NEWHALL, JOHN W. HITCHINGS, EDWARD S. KENT,
Selectmen.
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
SAUGUS, March 5th, 1884.
To the Auditors of the Town of Saugus-
In accordance with the By-Laws of the Town, the School Commit- tee would recommend that the sum of six thousand dollars ($6,000) be appropriated to defray expenses for the ensuing year. GEORGE PARSONS, Chairman.
To the Auditors of the Town of Saugus ---
Gentlemen :
With the noticable reduction in the cost of supporting our Poor for the past year, we feel justified in recommending the sum of thirty- five hundred dollars ($3,500) as being sufficient to defray all expenses in the Poor Department for the ensuing year.
HARMON HALL, T. O. W. HOUGHTON, CALVIN LOCKE, Overseers of the Poor.
REPORT OF THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissionors of the Town Debt Sinking Fund respectfully submit the following report : -
Value of fund March 1, 1883, as per report .
$12,600 00
Investments March 1, 1883 , $12,000 00
Interest collected to March 1, 1883 720 00
Appropriation for 1883 1,280 00
$14,000 00
Invested as follows : -
Town of Saugus notes
$14,000 00
Value of Sinking Fund March 1, 1884 : -
Investment .
$14,000 00
Accrued interest to March 1, 1884 700 00
Value of fund March 1, 1884 . $14,700 00
The appropriation required for the present year will be eleven hundred and sixty dollars.
HERBERT B. NEWHALL, SAMUEL HAWKES, EVERETT E. WILSON, Town Debt Sinking Fund Commissioners.
SAUGUS, March 1, 1884.
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
BIRTHS.
Number of births registered in 1883
66
More than last year
16
Males
35
Females
31
MARRIAGES.
Number of intentions issued in 1883
31
Marriages registered
33.
More than last year
6
First Marriage of
61
Second Marriage of
5
DEATHS.
Number of deaths registered in 1883
47
More than last year
14
AGES.
Under 5 years 16 From 50 to 70 10
From 5 to 30
7
70 to 90
30 to 50
5
90 to 100 2
DISEASE OR CAUSE OF DEATH.
Paralysis
3
Disease of Kidneys
2
Typhoid Fever
3
Diptheria 3
Pneumonia .
2
Scarlet Fever 3
Consumption
3
Rheumatism 2
Convulsions
B
Apoplexy
1
Old Age
5
Infantile Disease 8
Heart Disease
1 Other Diseases 8
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
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