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being experienced, has taught with great success, and your Committee were sorry to lose her as a teacher from our town ; but her place was very well filled in the person of Miss Danforth, who, though somewhat inexperienced in teaching, gave evidence of a fine in- tellect and thorough education, who needs practice only to make her one of the most successful teachers.
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
HELEN M. NEWHALL, Teacher.
This school though small in number, comparative- ly, is a very interesting school, and passed a pleasing examination and gave credit to the teacher and scholars. - this being the first effort of Miss Newhall in teaching. The Committee are pleased with the success which has attended her labors and glad that we are reaping some of the benefits of our schools, by seeing graduates become qualified to successfully teach.
WARD FOUR-EAST SAUGUS.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
SOPHRONIA LANE, Teacher.
This school has made marked improvement, the past year, and showed, at the close, what a grammar school, composed of large boys and girls, can be made to do by a prompt and energetic teacher. Miss Lane has evidently done as much for this school as any teacher we have had for many years. This was seen from the good behavior, from the commencement, and by the promptness with which they recited, and thor- oughness in all their lessons.
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Order is Heaven's first law. Without order and obedience in a school, we look in vain for success. The examination was good, and all the exercises pleasing " Not how far, but how well," is one of the mottoes of this school, and your Committee think that the teacher has been faithful to the motto.
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
ELIZA A. MANSFIELD, Teacher.
This school is not excelled by any Primary school we have ever seen. The fact that Miss Mansfield has been retained as teacher nearly sixteen years is all that need be said. Nearly all the youth in East Sau- gus village, between the ages of five and twenty years, have received their first school instruction from her, and if " practice makes perfect," then your Com- mittee think, that perfection has been nearly reached in this school.
WARD FIVE -OAKLANDVALE.
Mrs. SEWALL BOARDMAN, Teacher.
Mrs. Boardman is one of our best teachers, and the school has prospered and advanced in its studies. There has been an increase in number since the opening of the school .. Mrs. B. is one of those teachers that scholars look to for council and in- struction. The school is doing well, and we hope it will long remain under her care. The examin- ation was good in every respect.
For the Committee,
A. B. DAVIS, Chairman.
J. S. OLIVER, Secretary.
STATISTICS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF SAUGUS FOR 1864-65.
Number of Ward.
TEACHERS,
GRADE.
Whole number,
Whole number,
Whole number,
Average attendance,
Average attendance,
Average attendance,
Percentage of attend-
ance during the year.
Number under five
Over fifteen years of
Number of different
scholars for the year.
Number of children ! between 5 and 15.
$253 50
2
Esther Parker,
Primary,
70
70
62
59
61
51
.84 7 yrs.
1 mo.
83 200
253 50
2 Mary E. Trow,
Intermediate,
46
46
47
38
38
39
.79 10 yrs.
5 mos.
56
259 50
2 Clara E. Prescott, a
Grammar,
45
43
40
34
33
32 .81 13 yrs.
9 mos.
1
50
184 00
3
Helen M. Newhall,
Primary,
35
36
32
24
23
21 .72 8 yrs.
1
44
81
207 75
3
Rebecca Richardson, b
Grammar,
22
25
22
17
18
16 .80|13 yrs. 5 mos.
2
26
186 50
4
Eliza A. Mansfield,
59
53
44
47
45
35 .75| 8 yrs. 3 mos.
60
97
253 50
4
Sophronia Lane,
40
38
35
30
27
25 .73 13 yrs. 10 mos.
3
46
312 00
5
E. W. Boardman,
Mixed,
37
37
27
24
28
23
.78
9 yrs. 9 mos.
3
4
42
38
232 00
391 380 337 304 297 266 .78 10 yrs. 4 mos.
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13 449 453
2
Miss Fairbanks,
78 00
3 Mary Danforth,
$2,348 25
37
32
28
31
24
24
.80
9 yrs.
9 mos.
3
42
36
1 Frances Munroe,
Mixed,
Spring Term.
Fall Term.
Winter Term.
Spring Term.
Fall Term.
Winter Term.
AVERAGE AGE.
SALARY.
age.
3 5 co er ! years.
a By Miss Fairbanks, Spring Term.
b By Miss Danforth, Winter Term.
128 00
Primary, Grammar,
ANNUAL REPORT
. OF THE
EXPENSES
OF THE
TOWN OF SAUGUS,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1867.
LYNN: THOS. P. NICHOLS. PRINTER. NOS. 22 & 24 HEALEY'S ARCADE. 1867.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
EXPENSES
OF THE
.
TOWN OF SAUGUS,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1867.
LYNN: THOS. P. NICHOLS, PRINTER, NOS. 22 & 24 HEALEY'S ARCADE.
1867.
ANNUAL REPORT.
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
SCHOOLS.
WARD ONE.
Paid E. A. Patch, teaching sixteen weeks, $120 00
S. H. Chapman, teaching twenty-four weeks, 180 00
Incidentals, 73 30
Total for Ward One, $373 30
WARD TWO.
Frances H. Munroe, teaching forty weeks,_
$386 00
Esther A. Parker, teaching forty weeks, __
312 00
Laura A. Hardy, teaching forty weeks,. - Incidentals,
312 00
247 82
Total for Ward Two, 1,257 82
WARD THREE.
Mary T. Danforth, teaching sixteen weeks,
$120 00
Mary Hall, teaching twenty-four weeks, __
180 00
Metta C. Orr, teaching forty weeks,
252 00
Incidentals,
162 72
Total for Ward Three, 714 72
WARD FOUR.
Sophronia Lane, teaching forty weeks,
$380 00
E. A. . Mansfield, teach'g twenty-eight weeks, Incidentals,
216 50
212 05
Total for Ward Four, 808 55
Amount carried forward,
$3,154 39
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Amount brought forward,
$3,154 39
WARD FIVE.
. Paid E. W. Boardman, teaching forty weeks,
$312 00
Incidentals, 90 20
Total for Ward Five, 402 20
Whole amount paid for Schools, $3,556 59
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Paid Geo. W. Butterfield, labor, etc.,"
$420 41
Benj. Parker, labor, 537 59
Moses Hawkes, labor,
468 12
Moses Hawkes, labor, (Ward Four,)
194 17
Benj. Rhoades, labor,
30 75
Daniel B. Nye, Jr., labor,. 412 00
Whole am't pd. for repairs on Highways, $2,063 04
ABATEMENTS.
Warren P. Copp, abatements, 1866 tax list, $225 96
SALARIES.
Town Clerk,.
$25 00
Selectmen and Assessors,
200 00
Treasurer,
50 00
Constable,.
25 00
Prudential Committee,
25 00
Superintending Committee,
100 00
Whole amount paid for Salaries, $425 00
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
Paid Appraising Committee, services, 1866, $6 00
Joshua, Upham, incidental expenses, Wd ._ Five, for 1865,. 10 00
Joshua Upham, salary as Prudential Com- mittee in 1865, .. 5 00
Stephen E. Hawkes, gravel,
10 00
Stevenson & Nichols, printing,
86 00
City of Lynn, use of engines,
136 25
Amount carried forward,
$253 25
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Amount brought forward,
$253 25
Paid Town of Melrose, use of engine, 6 00
Granville C. Poole, extra services as Con- stable in 1865, 4 00
State Industrial School, board E. Douglass,
13 00
Sam'l F. Nichols, school books,
376 16
Crosby & Ainsworth, school books,
32 60
J. D. Lawrence, nails, etc.,
2 44
A. B. Davis, services as school committee in 1865, and expenses, 49 80
Francis Briody, labor on Hawkes road, 75 00
John Pollard, pump, - 29 50
C. G. Cooke, school books,_ 4 00
Warren Stevens, repairs on school houses,_ 75 00
Benj. Johnson, labor on wall,
375 63
Benj. Parker, labor on wall,
720 62
Timothy Cotting, gravel,
25 00
Gilbert Waldron, labor on shed, I
27 41
Wm. H. Rich, blasting rocks,.
54 37
H. S. Cox, printing,
5 00
H. B. Newhall, labor on bridge, 5 26
B. F. Newhall's estate, gravel,
21 00
John Q. Hammond, surveying, 26 75
41 50
S. A. Parker, stones, -.
15 00
Jona. A. Newhall, labor at Cemetery,
20 00
John Raddin & Co., lumber,
145 55
A. H. Parker, labor on Town Hall,.
4 90
J. M. Neal, blacksmith work,
24 82
Horace Brown, repairs on stoves,
24 87
H. A. Davis, sealing weights & measures,-
6 60
Wm. Brown, blasting rocks,. 37 28
Wm. Follett, blasting rocks & setting fence, 43 74
Sam'l Parker, labor at Cemetery,.
62 25
Henry J. Hart, damages to team,
100 00
John Armitage, stove funnel, 10 00
Jown W. Blodgett, moving snow,
117 75
Benj. Parker, moving snow,.
200 82
Abram Foster, labor on culverts,
3 00
E. Pranker & Co., posts,
18 95
Geo. W. Butterfield, moving snow,-
96 00
Moses Hawkes, moving snow,
57 62
Daniel B. Nye, Jr., moving snow,.
84 45
William H. Twiss, returning deaths,
1 30
William H. Twiss, labor at Cemetery,.
3 00
Treasurer, extra services and expenses,
42 56
Amount carried forward,
$3,343 75
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B. Parker, labor on bridge, Sandy Corner,
6
Amount brought forward,
$3,343 75
Samuel Parker, returning deaths, 1 90
Samuel Parker, repairs on shed,. 10 00
Selectmen, extra services and expenses, 58 95
Town Clerk, recording and returning births,. -
marriages and deaths,. 21 80
Town Clerk, postage, stationery, etc., 4 25
W. A. Bancroft, labor on road,
45 00
Mugridge & Farnham, labor on bridge,.
11 13
James Oliver, extra services,
5 00
School Committee, extra services,. State Aid distributed,
10 00
72 00
Warren P. Copp, collecting tax,.
355 48
Whole amount for Incidentals,
~~~ $3,939 26
Cr. By amount of orders drawn, . $3,939 26
OVERSEERS' DEPARTMENT.
Dr.
Paid Mrs. Ordway, board of Mrs. Chase,. $109 00
H. M. Newhall, board of W. K. Newhall, __ 70 00
W. M. Stocker & Co., goods to A. Richardson, 96 00
J. E. Stocker, goods to Amos Richardson, __ 39 00
19 00
W. M. Stocker & Co., goods to A. E. Moulton, W. M. Stocker & Co., goods to Mrs. Wiggin,_ 5 00 W. M. Stocker & Co., goods to A. E. Moulton, 13 00 S. F. Nichols, stationery, 22 80
Samuel Parker, funeral expenses, 54 00
A. D. Dearborn,, M. D., salary & extra serv's, 30 00
Josiah Starr, goods for Mrs. Barker,. 26 00
Benj. Parker, coal for Mrs. A. J. Tuttle, 25 80
J. E. Stocker, goods to A. E. Moulton, 13 00
W. M. Newhall, coal to Mrs. Wiggin,. 8 25
J. D. Lawrence, goods to C. A. Hobbs, 15 00
J. D. Lawrence, goods to Joseph Burrill,. 3 46
J. D. Lawrence, goods to L. A. Cheever,. 22 97
Benj. Parker, fuel to Thomas Allen, 8 25
W. M. Newhall, coal to Amos Richardson, __ 10 50
W. M. Newhall, coal to Mrs. Wiggin,- 12 00
J. D. Lawrence, goods to Mrs. J. A. Tuttle, 42 00 City of Lynn, supplies to H. A. Breden, . 21 46
Board and expenses of J. Eames at Worcester, 15 50
W. M. Newhall, coal to Mrs. Baker,_ 8 00
W. M. Newhall, coal to Mrs. G. Brown, --- 8 00
Amount carried forward,
$697 99
7
Amount brought forward,
$697 99
Town of Haverhill, supplies to G. Boardman, Stamps, etc.,
20 25
T. B. Newhall, counsel fee,
15 26
Wm. Hudson, salary,
152 34
Traveling expenses,
5 36
A. B. Davis, salary and extra services, 1865, William Bancroft,.
22 00
Overseers' services out of town,
40 75
Overseers' salary,
100 00
Town Treasurer,
204 05
S. Snow, extra services,
14 00
J. D. Lawrence, goods to Mrs. A. J. Tuttle,-
42 00
W. A. Bancroft, salary,-
75 68
W. A. Bancroft, supplies,
51 87
Supplies for Alms House,.
2,038 24
-$3,496 79
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Cash of town of Weston,
$46 00
Cash of town of Groveland,
114 00
Cash of E. P. Robinson, on ac't of J. Eames,
40 00
Cash of town of Haverhill,
62 70
Cash of A. B. Davis,
5 58
Order to balance, A. B. D.,
70 97
Orders drawn,
3,157 54
-$3,496 79
ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT.
Dr.
Paid for flour and grain,
$401 53
labor,
504 54
groceries,
437 66
meat,
348 23
oxen,
240 00
cows,
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177 50
pigs, -
20 00
wheelwright and blacksmithing, I
158 19
wagon,
100 00
furniture, tin ware, etc.,
82 89
clothing and bedding,
102 61
fish,
37 96
salt grass,-
60 00
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Amount carried forward,
$2,671 11
2 00
15 00
8
Amouut brought forward,
$2,671 11
Paid for ice,.
15 00
bread,
13 16
apples,
15 00
tobacco,
8 15
seeds,
64 42
killing hogs,
3 50
tools,_
30 24
traveling expenses,
10 20
grinding corn,
2 00
fowls,.
9 00
poultry,
11 70
-$2,853 48
Cr.
By cash for hay and straw,.
$147 37
milk,
152 63
calf,
3 00
labor,
75 50
board.
50 29
pasturing, -
20 00
vegetables,
12 40
oxen,
150 00
labor paid Treasurer,
204 05
received of Overseers,
I
-$2,853 48
TOWN of SAUGUS in ac't with WARREN P. COPP, Coll'r.
Cr.
By tax list committed,
$21,167 68
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To cash paid Treasurer, $18,916 85
To cash paid County Treasurer,.
1,396 30
To balance now due,
854 53
-$21,167 68
TOWN of SAUGUS in ac't with RICH'D MANSFIELD, Coll. 1865. Cr.
Balance of 1864 tax list,
$60 93
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2,038 24
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Balance of 1865 tax list. 3,224 19 - $3,285 12
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Dr.
To cash paid Treasurer on 1864 list, $50 00
To cash paid Treasurer on 1865 list, 1,800 00
Balance now due,
1,435 12
$3,285 12
J D. LAWRENCE, Treas., in ac't with TOWN of SAUGUS. Dr.
Cash in hand, March 1, 1866, $1,156 05
of City of Lynn,-
104 95
City Bank of Lynn, -.
1,940 87
State Treasurer, school fund,
139 35
City of Lynn,.
52 00
State Aid, account 1864,
385 69
State Aid, account 1865.
3,400 00
State corporation tax,
144 53
Hay Scales,
19 03
School books,
154 41
Roswell Hitchings, rent,
60 00
W. D. Boardman, Town Hall.
37 50
Overseers of the Poor,.
204 05
W. P. Copp, 1866 tax list,
18,916 85
R. Mansfield, tax list,
1,850 00
-$28,565 28
Cr.
Paid outstanding orders,
$88 82
Pickmore Jackson,
2,000 00
City Bank, Lynn,
1,940 87
State tax,
3,990 00
Selectmen's orders,
10,039 85
Overseers' orders,
3,211 43
State aid,
3,698 67
Interest ou town notes,.
1,647 02
On hand, 28 Feb., 1867,
1,948 62
$28,565 28
CONDITION AND LIABILITIES OF THE TOWN. Dr.
Town owes Lynn Savings Bank, $10,000 00 Lynn Five Cents Saving Bank, 13,000 00 Pickmore Jackson,. 3,000 00
Outstanding orders, 189 08
Accrued interest, 374 00
R. Mansfield, Coll. of Taxes,- 32 37
- -$26,595 45
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By cash in treasury,
$1,948 62
School books at Lawrence's, 155 87
School books in charge of sundry persons,- 28 21
School books at Mrs. Hawkes'
148 59
Cash due from Mrs. Hawkes,
80 00
Due from State, in reimbursement of State aid, 3,770 67
Due from R. Mansfield, on tax lists of 1864 and 1865,-
1,435 12
Due from W. P. Copp, on tax list, 1866,.
854 53
Due from Pranker's estate,
70 00
Deficiency,
18,103 84
- $26,595 45
TOWN FARM in account with TOWN OF SAUGUS.
Dr.
To rent of house and buildings, valued at $2,050, at 8 per cent., $164 00
Rent of barn, valued at $900, at 7 per cent.,
63 00
Forty acres of land, valued at $2,000, at 6 per cent.,
120 00
Rent of pasture, valued at $525, at 6 per ct., Tax allowed,
82 12
Use of personal property, valued at $2,665 .- 95, at 6 per cent., 159 95
15 00
A. D. Dearborn, M. D., salary, 1 Keeper's salary,. 228 02
Wood used, 40 00 1
Overseers' orders for supplies,
2,038 24
Decrease in value of real estate,
85 00
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$3,026 83
Cr.
By increase in personal estate, $372 58
Supporting an average of eleven paupers, at $4.64-|- per week, 2,654 25
$3,026 83
LOTT EDMANDS, JOHN ARMITAGE, Appraising O. M. HITCHINGS, Committee.
HARMON HALL, GEO. H. SWEETSER, Auditors.
JOHN B. HITCHINGS,
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
EXPENSES,
AND OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
OF THE
TOWN OF SAUGUS,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING FEB. 28, 1869.
LYNN : THOS. P. NICHOLS, PRINTER, NO. 179 MARKET STREET. 1869.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
EXPENSES
OF THE
TOWN OF SAUGUS,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING FEB. 28, 1869.
LYNN : THOS. P. NICHOLS, PRINTER, NO. 179 MARKET STREET. 1869.
ANNUAL REPORT.
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
SCHOOLS.
WARD ONE.
Paid Miss Alice M. Dillon, teaching 14 weeks, $105 00 Miss Helen L. Pierce, teaching 14 weeks, 105 00 Miss Delia M. Golder, teaching 11 weeks, 82 50 Incidentals, 67 40
Total for Ward One, $359 90
WARD TWO.
Paid Miss Frances H. Munroe, teaching w'ks,$400 00 Miss Esther A. Parker, teaching 40 weeks, 320 00 Miss Laura A. Hardy, teaching 40 weeks, 320 00 Incidentals, 177 85
Total for Ward Two, 1,217 85
WARD THREE.
Paid Miss Mary Hall, teaching 40 weeks,. $320 00 Miss Metta C. Orr, teaching 40 weeks, __ 300 00 Incidentals, 10 00
Total for Ward Three,
630 00
WARD FOUR.
Paid Miss L. F. Goodnow, teaching 40 weeks, $400 00 Miss E. A. Mansfield, teaching 40 weeks, 320 00 Incidentals, 232 50
Total for Ward Four, 952 50
Amount carried.forward,
$3,160 25
4
Amount carried forward,
$3,160 25
WARD FIVE.
Paid Mrs. E. W. Boardman, teaching 40 weeks, $320 00 Incidentals,. 19 50
Total for Ward Five,. 339 50
Whole amount paid for Schools, $3,499 75
ABATEMENTS.
Paid Warren P. Copp, abatements on 1867 tax, $56 08 Warren P. Copp, abatements on 1868 tax, 260 24 Warren P. Copp, abatements on 1866 tax, 9 56
Total for abatements, $325 88
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Paid Lewis P. Hawkes, for labor, etc.,. $354 48
William Follett, for labor, etc., 518 72
Moses Hawkes, for labor, etc.,. 395 40
Frederick Stocker, for labor, etc., 464 63
Charles M. Ames, for labor, etc., 382 50
Whole am't paid for repairs on Highways,_ $2,115 73
SALARIES.
Paid Town Clerk, $25 00
Selectmen and Assessors,. 140 00
Treasurer, 50 00
Constable, 25 00
Superintending Committee,
118 00
Prudential Committee,
30 00
Whole amount paid for Salaries, $388 00
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
Paid Auditing Committee, 1867-68, $12 00
Appraising Committee, 1868,. 9 00
Samuel F. Nichols, for school books,. 17 27
Nichols & Hall, for school books,
219 81
Amounts carried forward, $258 08 $6,329 36
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Amounts brought forward,
$258 08 $6,329 36
Paid G. H. Emerton, damage to team, 19 00
John A. Bucknam, damage to team,. 10 00
Moses Hawkes, moving snow, -. 26 00 1 1
Lorenzo Mansfield, moving snow,
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8 50
Frederick Stocker, moving snow
69 00
Benjamin Parker, moving snow,
18 00
F. A. Searle, for printing, 5 75
Thomas P. Nichols, for printing, 88 50
William H. Twiss, for printing warrants,
6 00
William H. Twiss, for use hearse from Lynn, 8 00
William H. Twiss, for signs for Cemetery,. - 5 00
F. G. Kelley, for pump,- 14 00
J. A. & W. Bird & Co., for paint, 438 54
M. C. Warren & Co., for nails, 16 00
Breed & Bassett, for lumber, 39 28
Jolın Raddin & Co, for lumber,-
473 08
Horace Brown, labor on school-houses, -.
79 69
Charles L. Putnam, for labor and materials furnished for public buildings, 240 70
Jacob Purinton. for surveying,
3 50
John P. Russell, painting black-boards,
11 60
Committee on Flagstaff, 367 40
H. B. Newhall, for grading Ballard Street and Franklin Square, 302 73
C. F. Bessom, for printing, 5 50
Leverett Davis, labor at North School House,
10 00
William Follett, labor on sign-posts, 52 40
William Follett, labor on culvert and bridge, -
485 05
David Williams, painting town buildings, 421 68
Charles M. Ames, moving snow, 14 00
William M. Newhall, for lumber,.
94 51
B. A. Homan, for labor on school-house, Ward 1, 9 50
William H. Newhall, for books, etc.,
8 80
Sweetser Brothers, for paint, etc., 111 77
Frederick Stocker, building culvert, and labor and gravel on Ballard Road, 221 05
Jas. W. Dearborn, for labor on town buildings, 139 70
D. F. Adams & Co., for lumber,- 111 59
William Follett, labor at Central Square, - 172 75
Horace Brown, for stoves, 212 85
Brown & Carnes, for setting wall,. 22 50
James M. Neal, ironing snow-ploughs, 13 00
Frederick Stocker, for snow-plough, 22 50
William Follett, for gravel, 26 56
William Follett, for moving snow, .. 9 20
Amounts carried forward,
$4,673 26 $6,329 36
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Amounts brought forward,
84,673 26 $6,329 36
William Follett, for snow-plough, 5 50
John Flye, for setting wall, 23 12
William H. Twiss, for labor in Cemetery,- 95 57
William H. Twiss, for printing warrants, 3 00
William H. Twiss, selling lots in Cemetery,
48 10
William H. Twiss, for returning deaths,-
3 00
Calvin Locke, for labor in Cemetery,
43 00
Frederick Stocker, for stakes in Cemetery,
3 00
Treasurer, for stationery and stamps,
5 00
Auditing Committee, 1869,
9 00
Warren P. Copp, distributing reports,
3 00
Gilbert Waldron, labor on school-house,
12 60
Selectmen, extra services, 49 00
Town Clerk, extra services,.
3 00
Town Clerk, stationery, postage and expressing,
9 70
Town Clerk, recording births, marriages and deaths, 17 70
Warren P Copp, collecting tax on 1866 list,_ 1 71
Warren P. Copp, collecting tax 1867. 33 79
Warren P. Copp, collecting tax 1868, 327 79
Whole amount for Incidentals, $5,369 84
State aid distributed, 1,651 38
Whole amount of Selectmen's department,- $13,350 58
CR. By amount of orders drawn, $13,350 58
OVERSEERS' DEPARTMENT.
Paid Walter Brown, for cash and flour delivered
Amos Richardson,. $90 50
do. for hauling manure, 4 00
J. D. Lawrence, supplies, 3 00
Mr. Howe, supplies,
62 50
Mr. Howe, for wood,
2 00
E. E. Edmands, coal,
17 00
Milton Stocker, clothing, 6 25- $185 25
William Mansfield, for partial support of the family of H. Danforth,. 140 00
E. E. Edmands, coal for same,
8 50
Walter Brown, cord of wood,
7 00- 155 50
Amounts carried forward,
$340 75
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Amounts brought forward,
$340 75
E. E. Edmands. coal to Mrs. Wiggin, 17 00
Walter Brown, wood to same, 4 00
H. A. Raddiu, supplies to same, 5 00- 26 00
Mr. Howe, wood to Ezra Boardman,
15 00
J. D. Lawrence & Co., supplies to A. J. Tuttle, 12 00
Joseph Whitehead. supplies to same, 132 00
E. E. Edmands, coal to same, 18 00- 162 00
Cash to Almira Grover,
20 00
Geo. G. Spurr, supplies to D. Lewis, 4 00
City of Lynn, supplies to same,
8 00
Evans & Mugridge, supplies to same,
16 00- 28 00
Mrs. Morehouse, pursing Mrs. R. R. Coates,.
5 00
City of Lynn, supplies to same,
12 00- 17 00
City of Lynn, supplies to John H. Newhall, _.
21 00
Town of Wakefield, supplies to Mary A. Curtis, Joseph Whitehead, supplies to J. C. Wheeler,_ Wm M. Newhall, coal to same,
5 75
22 07
Taylor & Edmands, coal to C. A. Hobbs,
5 00
C. E. Wyman, supplies to same,
25 00
J. D. Lawrence & Co., supplies to same,
3 20
Edmands & Co., coal to same,.
13 00- 46 20
C. E. Wyman, supplies to S. E. Greenleaf,
30 00
Salmon Snow, supplies to same,
6 00- 36 00
Chas. E. Wyman, supplies to Nelson Allen,
3 00
J. D. Lawrence & Co., supplies to same,
5 98- 8 98
Taylor & Edmands, coal to Torry Peabody, -
5 50
C. E. Wyman, supplies to same,_
10 00
J. D. Lawrence & Co., supplies to same,
8 69- 24 19
J. Whitehead, supplies to D. W. Blakely,
145 19
N. Howard, balance funeral charges,-
9 35- 154 54
C. E. Wyman, expenses for John Marron,
105 77
E. E. Edmands, coal to Mrs. Marron,
21 00
Joseph Whitehead, supplies to same,
20 00- 146 77
Wm. H. Twiss, funeral charges G. H. Hawkes, Mr. Howe, wood to Martha Buxton, Edmands & Taylor, coal to Thomas Allen,
12 00
6 63
Mr. Howe, wood to same,
4 50
Joseph Whitehead, supplies to same,
6 71- 17 84
Walter Brown, car fare Burbank children.
4 50
Walter Brown, car fare Mary Evans,
1 50
21 00
$1,128 84
3 50
16 32
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ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT.
DR. Paid for incidentals, $12 92
cash to inmates,
4 50
use of bull, 7 50
salt grass,
55 00
weighing hay,
20
medicine,
2 40
seeds,
44 85
bread,.
6 75
blacksmithing,
29 48
meat,
278 86
soap, -
11 22
tools,
20 13
crockery and tin ware,.
13 49
tolls and traveling expenses, repairs,
13 48
fish,
24 79
tobacco,
13 66
tea and coffee,
46 60
apples and fruit,
19 13
beans,
12 36
groceries,
312 65
stock,
560 09
corn and meal, 416 50
boots, shoes and dry goods, 115 99
stoves and furniture,_ 54 50
butter and cheese,
153 76
farm labor,_
324 31
cutting & hauling wood & logs, 71 67
flour,.
669 50
Overseers of the Poor,. 285 00
keeper's salary,. 275 00
Dr. Allen's salary,-
15 00
use of horse,
11 00
killing hogs, - 3 50
killing poultry, - 7 00
shoemaking, J. H. Bosworth,- 5 22
measuring wood, 1 50
pork barrels, J. D. Lawrence, __ 2 10
cash to balance, Town Treas., __ 176 62
$4,079 98
CR. By cash rec'd for flour,
$513 75
stock, 504 50
Amount carried forward,
$1,018 25
F
I
1 75
I
9
Amount brought forward, $1,018 25
By cash received for milk, 625 90
hay and straw,
195 59
wood,
190 93
ash plank,
5 00
eggs,
2 00
junk,
3 51
vegetables,
1 1
24 00
labor, 45 00
labor of inmates, 325 39
hide and tallow, 7 85
fresh pork.
16 12
orders drawn,
1620 44
$4,079 98
Warren P. Copp, Collector, in ac't with Town of Saugus. DR.
To balance of tax list of 1866, $97 88
balance of tax list of 1867, 1,957 40
balance of tax list of 1868, 20,018 82
-- $22,074 10
CR
By paid Treasurer on list of 1866, 97 88
paid Treasurer on list of 1867, 1,931 01
paid Treasurer on list of 1868, 17,124 99
paid County Treasurer, . 1,605 90
amount due on list of 1867, 26 39
amount due on list of 1868,
1,287 93
- -$22,074 10
J. D. Lawrence, Treasurer, in ac't with Town of Saugus.
DR.
To cash on hand,
$5,483 30
CR.
By paid Treasurer's notes, $2,000 00
interest, 55 92
outstanding orders,. 311 68
C. W. Newhall, 3,115 70
$5,483 30
2
10
C. W. Newhall, Treasurer, in ac't with Town of Saugus. DR.
To cash received from J. D. Lawrence, $3,115 70
W. P. Copp, list 1866, 97 88
W. P. Copp, list 1867,. 1,931 01
W. P. Copp, list 1868. 17,124 99
from Overseers of the Poor,
176 62
from State aid,
2,100 00
from corporation tax,.
219 15
from corporation tax, 1867,- 8 86
from W. H. Twiss, Cemetery lots,
481 00
from School Fund,
158 15
from H.B. Newhall, buildings sold,
274 50
from Mrs. Dana, for rent,.
5 00
from use of Hay Scales,
14 06
from School Books,
122 85
from Town Hall,
38 78
for lumber,
6 50
from City of Boston,.
20 60
from City of Lynn,
32 98
from Town of Haverhill,
36 00
from Town of Melrose,
24 19
from Town of Weston,
44 20
from Town of Sterling,
154 54
from Town of North Reading, -- 7 00
- $26,194 56
CR.
By paid Selectmen's orders, $13,244 25
Overseers' orders,
2,604 11
State tax,
2,660 00
Interest on notes,
1,492 50
Cash on hand,
6,193 70
$26,194 56
CONDITION AND LIABILITIES OF THE TOWN.
DR.
Town owes Lynn Savings Bank, $10,000 00
Lynn Five Cents Savings Bank, 9,000 00
Moses Hawkes, 1,000 00
Harmon Hall, 4,000 00
Interest accrued, 362 00
$24,362 00
1
11
CR.
By cash in hands of Treasurer.
$6,193 70
School Books at J. D. Lawrence's,. 152 62
Due from J. D. Lawrence for school-books,
34 54
Amount due from the State,
1,651 38
Amount due from Wm. Copp, Collector.
1,314 32
Amount due from the City of Cambridge,-
70 93
Amount due from the City of Lyuu,
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