Town annual report of Saugus 1897, Part 4

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1897
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 246


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91 65


Henry Murray, expert services on building · .


IO 50


Henry Murray, marble slab


32 00


C. T. Hannaford, inspection of plumbing 5 00


C. W. Allen, 12 settees .


31 68


Amount carried forward,


$4,915 53


60


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$4,915 53


April 9 Oliver Whyte & Co., labor and wire guards for steam pipes, $71 50 Brockway-Smith Corporation, door checks, floor stops and extra hardware 55 20


Henry B. Falls, kalsomining, etc.


135 00


Henry B. Falls, labor on win- dows and seats 12 34


Henry B.Falls, lettering tablets, George E. Sleeper & Co., labor and material on boilers 18 48 ·


6 85


H. B. Newhall, expenses of committee · Dearborn Bros. & Co., on ac- count contract ·


26 59


Hall & Beede, window shades, 104 00 B. F. Sanborn, sundry small bills . 5 40


Charles L. Davis and others, labor, grading, etc., 30 46


Heywood Bros. & Co., five chairs I 75


Allen & Stanwood, recovering table 5 00


26 Dearborn Bros. & Co., on ac- count contract 5,855 00


June 7


Joseph J. Pickett, professional services 10 80


Peabody-Whitney Co., two


brush mats 9 00


J. Wesley Paul, labor and material 24 40


Brockway-Smith Corporation, supplies 3 So 7,275 57


Amount carried forward,


$12,191 10


May 3 8 17


900 00


61


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$12,191 10


July 2 George M. Amerige, printing, postage, etc.,


$12 00


Sept. 2 Dearborn Bros. & Co., on ac- count contract 752 28


W. M. Newhall & Co., fuel


148 80


Lynn Public Water Board, water meter 27 25


A. W. Call, architect 60 00


B. F. Sanborn, labor and post- age 7 60


Boston & Maine R. R. freight,


6 00


Charles W. Allen, furniture, Justin E. Mansfield, labor 2 00


39 00


William Lees, labor 2 00


George E. Sleeper & Co.,


extra work and material


changing stack connections, ' William E. Holden & Son, fuel 25 40


60 50


Chandler Chair & Desk Co., furniture


364 27


H. B. Newhall, expenses com- mittee


15 74


Joseph Card, cleaning stone and brickwork $5 00


Allan M. Stocker, expressing and labor 19 45


20


Levi G. Hawkes, surveying 8 00 1,635 29


$13,826 39


(Total cost of land, school-house and furnishings to Jan. 1, IS98, $38,156.58. Unexpended balance, $193.42.)


62


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Highways and Bridges.


March appropriation · $5,500 00


Aug. 23 Appropriation 500 00 Received from Lynn & Boston R. R. 169 75


Total appropriations $6,169 75


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 4


John McGilvary, labor


$35 88


John Ramsdell, labor


30 63


William Rich, labor


31 94 .


J.L.Edmands, labor and teams,


132 94


S. V. Edwards, labor and teams


93 04


C. Murphy, labor and teams 60 38


Patrick Murphy, labor 37 38


Daniel Veasey, labor


13 13


Oscar Edwards, labor


88


David Hanson, labor


7 00


William Lees, labor


29 31


Henry Smith, labor and team,


3 50


John McCall, labor


12 25


Thomas Gibbons, labor


I 75


Charles Betcholse, labor


29 75


Henry Pearce, labor


12 25


Dominick Donovan, labor


19 25


Patrick Skelley, labor


19 25


George Parker, labor


19 25


Irving Avery, labor


14 00


Michael Hickey, labor


17 94


Charles N. Wormstead, labor and teams .


68 25


Frank Avery, labor and teams,


56 00


J. McDonald, labor 10 06


William Dager, labor


10 50


766 51


Amount carried forward,


$766 51


63


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $766 51


Jan. 4 Roscoe Butterfield, labor and teams


$28 SS


Dana Walker, labor and team, 17 50


Elwood Davis, labor and team, 9 63


Charles Warren, labor and team 3 50


. Levi Florence, labor and team, 26 25


Henry Rhodes, labor 12 25


Patrick Bresnahan, labor


7 44


John J. Wood, labor .


9 19


William Fairchild, stone 5 00


Lewis Hawkes, gravel


59 30


D. W. Lewis, catch basin covers 10 40


Union Snow Plow Co., plow shoes 4 50


M. L. Penney, gravel team and labor . IO 53


J. R. Rhodes, repairing snow plow


6 00


C. A. Blakely, repairing tools and snow plow . 14 60


William Trefethen, labor and team ·


13 13


Henry Fiske, moving snow ·


19 75


E. N. Ramsdell moving snow, 2 00


Patrick Lyons, moving snow,


5 30


Harry Smith, moving snow


7 00


Charles Betcholse, moving snow 2 60


P. J. Flaherty, moving snow, 2 40


E. Copp, moving snow 1 00


E. W. Fiske, moving snow ·


I 60


Feb. 6. J. L. Edwards, moving snow and teams . 45 92


Frank Symonds, moving snow, 13 55 339 22


Amount carried forward,


$1,105 73


64


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $1,105 73


Feb. 6 Daniel Veasey, moving snow, J. McGilvary, moving snow, Patrick Murphy, moving snow, 4 81 Cornelius Murphy, moving snow and team 4 81


$12 55


3 50


Dennis McManus, moving


snow ·


3 50


Daniel Mansfield, moving snow 3 50


Henry Pearce, moving snow . IO 50


Edwood Davis, moving snow,


3 50


William Rich, moving snow


12 25


Peter Haigh, moving snow IO 15


John Holt, moving snow .


3 50


Walter Butler, moving snow ·


3 50


Charles Robbins, moving snow, 12 25


John Mc Vicker, moving snow,


12 25


Edward Boyle, moving snow .


3 50


George Davis, moving snow .


1 75


John Ramsdell, moving snow, 3 50


W. H. Larcom, moving snow, 12 25


M. Monteith, moving snow


3 50


James McCaffery, moving


snow ·


3 50


Albert Hall, moving snow


3 50


John Verity, moving snow


3 50


George Sewell, moving snow,


3 50


George Manson, moving snow,


3 50


F. H. Stearns, moving snow


7 00


S. P. Johnson, moving snow . 7 00


William Lees, moving snow I 75


Levi Florence, moving snow and teams . 21 00


Edward Davis, moving snow


I 75


Patrick Breshnahan, moving snow . I 75


Henry Rhodes, moving snow, 9 63


192 45


Amount carried forward,


$1,298 18


65


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$1,298 18


Feb. 6 Melboyne Sabens, moving.


snow


·


$5 25


M. L. Penney, moving snow and team 17 00


E. Ramsdell, moving snow and team


57 33


A. Sweetzer, moving snow and team . 22 20


· Patrick Flaherty, moving snow, 8 40


E. W. Fiske, moving snow 16 25


J. E. Page, moving snow


15 75


James Dennison, moving snow, II 50


John Ross, moving snow


IO 70


P. H. Foley, 2d, moving snow, 9 75 P. A. Foley, moving snow 5 25


Henry Smith, moving snow


23 90


Edward Copp, moving snow, George Winslow, moving snow, John Swinehammer, moving snow ·


9 75


Patrick Lyons, moving snow,


18 75


C. H. Sawyer, moving snow,


24.00


Charles Doyle, moving snow, IO 70


Fred Russell, moving snow ·


8 95


Charles Betcholse, moving


snow, ·


12 10


S. F. Kinney, moving snow ·


2 75


Harry Morton, moving snow, 8 00


Joseph Gunnison, moving snow 8 00


·


John McCall, moving snow II 50 · John McCall, Jr., moving snow 6 25


Hugh Fox, moving snow IO 90


S. E. Towns, moving snow S 95 378 73


Amount carried forward,


$1,676 91


8 00


26 85


66


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $1,676 91


Feb. 6 Frederick Stocker and others, moving snow, Ward Four . Solon V. Edwards, moving snow, Ward Two


$107 76


45 67


Feb. 15 Frank M. Smonds, moving snow .


5 13


J. L. Edmands, moving snow and teams . 20 00


Daniel, Veasey moving snow, 2 38


George Parke, moving snow,


I 75


William Rich, moving snow, I 75


Guilford, Atherton & Co, lum- ber


12 57


Henry Ward, blacksmithing 7 75 · S. V. Edmands, moving snow, 8 00


Ames Plow Co., one dozen shovels


7 91


B. F. Robinson, posts, slats and labor on fence 18 30


B. F. Robinson, labor and teams


54 26


William Jones, moving snow, I OO


Patrick Kelley, moving snow, 7 50


S. F. Kenney, moving snow . I 00


Albert Sweetzer, moving snow, Patrick Flaherty, moving snow, Charles Betcholse,. moving


3 00


I 75


snow 60


.


Edward N. Ramsdell, moving snow


28 So


John Swinehammer, moving snow .


2 55


Harry Smith, moving snow. 17 30


Charles Doyle, moving snow,


2 35


William Fiske, moving snow,


I 00


Patrick Lyons, moving snow,


7 50 365 58


Amount carried forward,


$2,042 49


26


67


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $2,042 49


Feb. 26 James Hanson, moving snow, Daniel Veasey, moving snow,


$ 60


63


April 5 William Rich, labor


II 81


Daniel Veasey, labor and team,


14 44


Elwood Davis, labor


II SI


J.L. Edmands, labor and teams, P. I. Abbott, labor .


IO 50


S. V. Edmands, labor and teams .


21 00


John McCall, labor


9 16


Patrick Flaherty, labor


9 16


Allan M. Stocker, labor and teams 28 SS


Patrick Skelley, labor 8 75


Charles Hanson, labor 8 75


Charles Ames, labor and team,


14 00


Peter Haigh


5 25


S. E. Foley, moving snow


75


J. E. Paige, moving snow and team . 3 00


Patrick Flaherty, labor on catch basins I 95


John N. Ramsdell, labor on catch basins So


Charles Doyle, labor


60


Harry Smith, labor


I 20


Edward N. Ramsdell, labor and team .


6 00


C. W. Fisk, repairing catch basins II OI


Henry Rhodes, labor on catch basin . 5 25


Patrick Murphy, moving snow, 4 40


Frank Avery, moving snow 26 98


Roscoe Butterfield, moving snow .


13 70 294 12


Amount carried forward,


$2,336 61


.


63 74


6S


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $2,336 61


April 5 George Parker, moving snow,


$3 So


M. L. Penney, labor 14 00


Elmer B. Newhall, moving snow . .


3 00


C. N. Wormstead, moving snow and team and men ·


40 00


19


William Rich, labor 11 38


Daniel Veasey, labor and team, 26 25


Elwood Davis, labor


13 13


J. L. Edmands, labor and team, 63 25


Plinney I. Abbott, labor 13 13


S. V. Edmands, labor and team, 38 50


Charles Ames, labor and team, 24 50


Patrick Skelley, labor


13 13


Peter Haigh, labor


7 00


John McGilvary, labor


.


13 13


James Cheever, labor


II 38


Frank Towle, labor


.


3 35


Dennis McManus, labor


10 83


Peter Kelley, labor


3 50


William Lees, labor


6 13


Charles Hanson, labor


5 25


John McCall, labor


II 85


Patrick Flaherty, labor


II 85


Harry Smith, labor and team, 19 25


10 50


John Ramsdell, labor


6 13


Ames Plow Co., tools .


5 84


William Rich, labor


14 00


Daniel Veasey, labor and team,


23 53


J. L. Edmands, labor and team, SI 56


Elwood Davis, labor .


IO 50


Plinney A. Abbott, labor


15 75


S. V. Edmands, labor and team


31 50


John McCall, labor


7 88


573 78


Amount carried forward,


$2,910 39


·


James Hanson, labor


May 3


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


69


Amount brought forward, $2,901 39


May 3 Patrick Flaherty, labor


$7 88


Patrick Skelley, labor


14 00


Charles Ames, labor and team, 19 25


Peter Haigh, labor


IO 50


John McGilvary, labor


13 13


James Cheever, labor


13 13


Dennis McManus, labor .


14 88


James Hanson, labor .


S 38


John Ramsdell, labor


7 88


Harry Smith, labor and team,


16 72


James Haley, labor and team,


4 08


William Lees, labor


12 25


Henry Rhodes, labor


24 50


Michael Hickey, labor


19 25


John J. Wood, labor


24 50


Levi Florence, labor and team,


52 50


William A. Trefethen, labor and team


18 38


Allan M. Stocker, labor and team


36 75


Dearborn Bros. & Co., setting edgestones .


31 41


John McGilvary, labor


II 38


Dennis McManus, labor


3 50


J. L. Edmands, labor and teams


38 09


Daniel Veasey, labor and teams,


17 50


Henry Pearce Sr., labor


12 25


William Rich, labor


88


James Cheever, labor


5 25


Charles Hanson, labor


.


7 00


David Hanson, labor


7 00


Henry Rhodes, labor


13 13


John J. Woods, labor


13 13


Michael Hickey, labor


13 13


M. L. Penney, labor


7 00


498 61


Amount carried forward,


$3,409 00


17


70


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $3,409 00


May 17 Levi Florence, labor and team,


$39 38


June 7 John McGilvary, labor 23 25


Dennis McManus, labor


25 00


J. L. Edmands, labor and team,


137 38


Henry Pearce Sr., labor


25 00


James Cheever, labor


25 00


Charles Hanson, labor


25 00


David Hanson, labor


25 00


Daniel Veasey, labor and team, 49 98


John Ramsdell, labor 25 00


John McCall, labor


25 00


Patrick Flaherty, labor


25 00


Peter Haigh, labor


23 25


Allan M. Stocker, labor and teams


69 71


Harry Smith, labor and teams,


45 70


William Trefethen, labor and teams


46 48


Levi Florence, labor and teams, 74 96


Michael Hickey, labor 25 00


John J. Wood, labor


25 00


Henry Rhodes, labor


25 00


Plinney I. Abbott, labor


12 75


John Trainor, labor


S 75


Joseph Slattery, 1209 gravel


loads


120 90


Henry Ward, repairing tools,


12 So


D. B. Willis, repairs on bridge, Ballard street 135 05.


Frank Avery, labor and team,


S4 00


George Parker, labor and team,


33 25


Roscoe Butterfield, labor and team


39 38


Patrick Skelley, labor


12 25


Irving Avery, labor .


21 00


Plinney I. Abbott, labor


21 00


1,286 22


Amount carried forward,


$4,695 22


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


71


Amount brought forward, $4,695 22


June 7 Sidney Eaton, labor


$II 38


William Dager, labor


14 00


Percy Wilson, labor 5 25


Dearborn Bros., labor and team,


9 24


James Gillon, labor and team,


6 61


James Haley, labor and team,


2 92


C. A. Blakely, repairing tools . Charles Libby, labor


I 25


D. W. Lewis, drain pipe


2I


56


July 2


C. N. Wormstead, labor with men, and teams, Fairmont street


50 00


Joseph McGilvary, cleaning drain, Ward Two


5 00


H. A. Nowell, repairing wall,


20 00


A. G. Waldron, building fence,


4 75


J. L. Edmands, two steel bars, 2 19


19


Judge Keith, gravel


3 76


Joseph Slattery, gravel


4 40


B. T. Robinson, gravel


22 IO


H. A. Nowell, gravel


11 70


Harry Smith, labor


5 25


William Penney, gravel


48 20


Byron Hone, gravel


40 40


Foster & Woodbury, gravel


26 50


W. L. Newhall, painting fence,


4 00


Daniel Veasey, labor and teams,


14 00


J. L. Edmands, labor and teams 35 70


Levi Florence, labor and teams,


II 25


John McCall, labor


13 56


Patrick Flaherty, labor


15 31


James Cheever, labor


5 25


Patrick Lyons, labor


3 50


Henry Rhodes, labor


6 13


William Rich, labor


3 50


442 61


Amount carried forward,


$5,137 83


Aug. 2


13 95


72


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $5,137 S3


Aug. 2 Henry Pearce, Sr., labor


$7 00


Dennis McManus, labor I 75


Charles Hanson, labor


I 75


Dominick Donahoe, labor


I 75


Charles F. Rhodes, eight cedar posts 3 20


16


J. J. Wood, labor 4 38


Daniel Veasey, labor and teams,


14 SS


J. L. Edmands, labor and teams . 90 75


Henry Pearce Sr., labor


15 75


James Cheever, labor


3 50


William Rich, labor


14 00


Dennis McManus, labor


3 50


Charles Hanson, labor


3 50


Dominick Donahoe, labor


3 50


John J. Wood, labor


14 00


Henry Rhodes, labor


14 00


John Trainor, labor


12 25


John McGilvary, labor


7 SS


Harry Smith, labor and team .


10 50


Guilford, Atherton & Co., lumber


6 69


Sept. 2


C. S. Cole, gravel


5 00


C. W. Bailey, gravel


37 20


D. W. Lewis, drain pipe


21 45


J. L. Edmands, labor and team,


45 32


Daniel Veasey, labor and team,


7 00


Henry Pearce Sr., labor


3 50


John McGilvary, labor


3 50


John J. Wood, labor


1 75


John Trainor, labor


I 75


William Rich, labor


I 75


Henry Rhodes, labor


14 SS


20 John McGilvary, labor


21 SS


Henry Pearce Sr., labor


22


75


425 26


Amount carried forward,


$5,563 09


73


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$5,563 09


Sept. 20 David Hanson, labor


$21 00


Peter Haigh, labor 21 00


James Cheever, labor IO 50


William Lees, labor


17 50


John McVicker, labor


16 63


William Rich, labor


5 25


Henry Peace, Jr., labor


2 63


J. L. Edmands, labor teams


and


87 22


Daniel Veasey, labor and teams, 36 75


Charles Ames, labor and teams,


I 75


D. W. Lewis, drain pipe .


15 60


Oct. 4


J. L. Edmands labor and


teams


52 51


Daniel Veasey, labor and teams, 21 00


Charles Ames, labor and teams, 5 25


S. V. Edmands, labor and teams 3 50


William Rich, labor


12 25


James Cheever, labor


12 25


Peter Skelley, labor


8 75


John McGilvary, labor


5 25


Elwood Davis, labor


2 63


Arthur Mansfield, labor


SS


Patrick Flaherty, labor


4 38


Ames Plow Co., tools


2 4S


H. A. Nowell, labor and


material on catch basins 29 72 · H. A. Nowell, 54 loads gravel, 5 40


Frederick Stocker, 145 loads gravel 14 50


C. N. Wormstead, labor, teams and gravel 23 20


18 J. L. Edmands, labor teams


and


35 59


Daniel Veasey, labor and teams, 3 50 478 87


Amount carried forward,


$6,041 96


74


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $6,041 96


Oct. IS Frank Avery, labor and teams,


$23 00


William Rich, labor S 56


James Cheever, labor .


I 75


Peter Skelley, labor .


2 43


John McGilvary, labor .


I 75


Elwood Davis, labor .


9 43


Percy Wilson, labor


5 25


Nov. I .


J. L. Edmands, labor teams .


and


19 SS


Daniel Veasey, labor


5 38


James Hurd, labor


.


I 75


Elwood Davis, labor


.


3 50


Percy Wilson, labor


3 50


Chas. Blakely, repairing tools,


12 40


15 John L. Edmands, labor and teams


I2 55


Dec. 6


D. B. Willis, labor and material for repairs on Ballard street bridge


13 04


124 17


$6,166 13


For Blasting Ledge and Making Sidewalk on Main Street


Aug. 23 Appropriation $300 00


EXPENDITURES.


Oct. IS J. A. Halliday, advertising $4 50


Dec. 6 Levi G. Hawkes, surveying 10 00


31 H. A. Nowell, blasting, etc., as per contract 220 00


Total expenditures $234 50


(Unexpended balance, $65.50.)


.


75


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Settlement of Mary L. Judkins Case


Dec. 15 Appropriation $2,200 00


EXPENDITURE.


Dec. 31 Mary L. Judkins, by her attor- neys, Niles & Carr $2,200 00


Sidewalks


March appropriation $400 00


EXPENDITURES.


Aug. 2 Hiram Hook, concrete paving :


Residence of H. George $41 30


Residence of - Priests 7 00


Residence of H. Atherton II 72


Residence of Newhall


12 25


Residence of A. C. Hill II 55


Residence of G. Batchelder, 7 87


Residence of J. E. Pranker . 7 70


Residence of C. E. Hobson, 7 70


Residence of P. Haigh 7 00


Residence of J. Gerry


7 35


Residence of - Forristall,


II 90


Club House, Ward Two


IO 15


Residence of William F.


Belcher


17 15


Residence of J. Parkins


9 45


Residence of E. S. Williard, 5 25


Residence of - Brown


15 05


Total expenditures


$190 39


(Unexpended balance, $209.61)


76


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Salem Turnpike


March appropriation


$1,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


June 18 Daniel Veasey, labor and teams, $24 50


William Trefethen, labor and teams


34 13


Levi Florence, labor and teams, Charles Florence, labor and teams


31 50


Frederick Stocker, labor and


teams ·


31 50


Allen M. Stocker, labor and teams ·


31 50


Wesley J. Blodgett, labor and teams


31 50


John L. Edmands, labor and teams


66 50


B. F. Robinson, labor and teams


IO 50


John McGilvary, labor


8 75


Dennis McManus, labor


12 25


Henry Rhodes, labor


1 38


David Hanson, labor


12 25


James Cheever, labor


12 25


Peter Haigh, labor 12 25


Henry Pearce, Sr., labor 12 25


John McCall, labor


12 25


Patrick Flaherty, labor


12 25


John Ramsdell, labor II


38


John Trainor, labor


12 25


Plinney I. Abbott, labor


J2 25


Michael Hickey, labor


IO 50


John J. Wood, labor 12 25


July 2


Daniel Veasey, labor and teams, 17 50


477 77


Amount carried forward,


$477 77


34 13


77


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$477 77


July 2 William Trefethen, labor and teams


$26 25


26 25


Levi Florence, labor and teams, Charles Florence, labor and teams ·


26 25


Allan M. Stocker, labor and teams


26 25


Frederick Stocker, labor and teams · Wesley J. Blodgett, labor and teams


26 25


B. F. Robinson, labor and teams


26 25


J.L.Edmands, labor and teams, 47 So


John McGilvary, labor 8 75


Dennis McManus, labor 1 75


Henry Rhodes, labor 8 75


David Hanson, labor 8 75


James Cheever, labor


8 75


Peter Haigh, labor


8 75


Henry Pearce Sr., labor


8 75


John McCall, labor


S 75


Patrick Flaherty, labor


8 75


John Ramsdell, labor S 75


John Trainor, labor


8 75


Plinney I. Abbott, labor .


8 75


Michael Hickey, labor


8 75


John J. Wood, labor


8 75


Charles Hanson, labor


6 13


Patrick Skelley, labor


6 13


William Lees, labor


5 25


Ames Plow Co., one-half dozen shovels


4 05


Perrin Seaman & Co., one


12 00


380 61


dozen picks


Amount carried forward,


$858 38


26 25


78


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $858 38


July 2 Joseph Stattery, 544 loads gravel


$54 40 H. A. Nowell, repairing Fox Hill wall 12 00


19 C. A. Blakely, repairing tools, IO 15


Henry Ward, repairing tools . 16 70


Nov. 15 John L. Edmands, labor 2 13


95 38


Total expenditures $953 76 (Three-fourths of this amount returned to Town from Essex County.)


Street Lighting


March appropriation $3,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 4 The Lynn Gas and Electric


Company $22 74


Feb. 15 The Lynn Gas and Electric


Company .


389 67


26 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company


389 67


April 5 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company .


389 67


May 17 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company .


389 67


June


7 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company .


389 67


July 2 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company . 389 67


Aug. 2 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company . 389 67


Sept. 2 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company 389 67


3,140 10


Amount carried forward,


$3,140 10


79


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$3, 140 10 Oct. 4 The Lynn Gas and Electric Company


$389 67 389 67


Total expenditures to Oct.


$3,529 77


(Note : There being no appropriation for street lighting after Oct. I the approximate cost for the three months to Jan. I will be found in the liabilities of the Town.)


Water Department


Jan. I Unexpended balance


$241 89


March Appropriation by loan . 5,000 00 - $5,241 89


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. I Water Commissioners, account pay roll $100 00


15 F. D. Mayo, pipes 137 00


29 Water Commissioners, account pay roll


100 00


April 5 C. N. Wormstead, labor on pipes, trenches, etc., Lynn- hurst .


221 82


June 7 Water Commissioners, account pay roll


200 00


Aug. 16 Water Commissioners, account pay roll


300 00


Sept. 2 C. C. Merrithew, expressing pipes . · Water Commissioners, account pay roll


17 56


200 00


Chapman Valve Co., gate ·


7 27


20 M. J. Drummond, pipes · Amount carried forward,


444 83 1,728 48


$1,728 48


So


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $1,728 48


Sept. 20 J. S. Meacom, telephone


$ 35


Oct. 4 Water Commissioners, account pay roll 400 00


Nov. I


Water Commissioners, account pay roll


350 00


Davis & Farnum Manufactur- ing Co., one T 8 86


Henry Ward, sharpening tools, 17 20


II 90


Allen M. Stocker, fuel 4 50


Water Commissioners, account pay roll 75 00


R. Y. Russell & Son, letter heads, etc. . ·


5 25


G. W. Caswell, labor and


teams ·


72 25


A. F. Merrithew, expressing pipes . 12 53


Boston Lead Manufacturing Co., lead 63 75


G. H. Mason & Co., five dozen globes 3 75


Henry Ward, repairing tools 8 65


William G. Spear, pipe 4 88


Allan M. Stocker, fuel .


3 00


Albert Sweetser, expressing pipes 10 56


F. B. Hawkins & Co., packing, 4 25


Joseph Breck & Sons, two dozen pick handles 4 20


20


Water Commissioners 29 45


31 George W. Caswell, repairing hydrant 4 50


1,207 83


Amount carried forward,


$2,936 31


C.A.Blakely, sharpening tools, G. W. Caswell, labor and team ·


113 00


Dec. 6


SI


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$2,936 31


Dec. 31 Boston & Maine R. R., putting pipe under track at Clifton- dale


$4 90


Water Commissioners 2 50 7 40


Total expenditures .


$2,943 71


(For detail of expenditures see report of Water Commissioners.)


To Reimburse H. A. Nowell


March For water pipes · .


$179 66


EXPENDITURE.


April 8 H. A. Nowell $179 66


Police


March Appropriation


· $2,500 00


Aug. 23 . Appropriation


400 00


Total appropriation


$2,900 00


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. I C. O. Thompson


$229 12


26 C. O. Thompson


209 70


' March 15 F. W. Clark


30 00


April 3 C. O. Thompson


184 00


May 3 C. O. Thompson


215 40


June 7 C. O. Thompson


211 15


18 C. O. Thompson


104 15


July 2 C. O. Thompson


101 00


19 Walter A. Pratt


30 00


Aug. 2 C. O. Thompson


226 95


16 C. O. Thompson


59 50


Sept. 2 Walter A. Pratt


30 00


F. W. Joy


31 50


1,662 47


Amount carried forward,


$1,662 47


82


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$1,662 47


Sept. 20 C. O. Thompson S. A. D. Forristall, moving telephone wires from old to new poles


40 00


J. S. Meacon


2 38


Oct. 4


C. O. Thompson


235 20


18 F. W. Joy


30 00


Walter A. Pratt


30 00


Nov. I


C. O. Thompson


195 00


15 Frank W. Joy


20 00


Walter A. Pratt


28 00


Dec. 6


C. O. Thompson


243 65


20


C. O. Thompson


90 00


31 C. O. Thompson


173 21


Total for police service


.


$2,898 41


(For detail expenditures see report of Chief of Police.)


Keeper of Lockup


Aug. 23 Appropriation, receipts from court fines


$289 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 4 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc. Feb. I J. E. Mansfield, service, meals,


$7 60


etc. 5 60


26 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc. 4 60


April 5 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc. ·


4 40


May 3 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc. ·


22 70 44 90


$44 90


Amount carried forward,


$148 50


S3


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $44 90


June 7 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc. J. E. Mansfield, service, meals,


$13 70


July 2 etc.


7 91


19


J. E. Mansfield, service, meals,


21 So


Aug. 2


etc. J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc. J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc.


30 00


Sept. 2


19 So


Oct. 4 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc.


21 50


Nov. I J. E. Mansfield, service, meals,


20 50


Dec. 6 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals, etc. II 40


31 J. E. Mansfield, service, meals,


etc.


9 30 155 91


$200 SI Total expenditures


Fire Department


March appropriation $1,400 00


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. I C. O. Thompson, chief ·


$121 83 26 C. O. Thompson, chief


112 47


April 5 C. O. Thompson, chief


154 43


George M. Amerige, rent of


hose house 2, and water service 56 00


May 3 John C. Townsend, chief


195 61


June 7 John C. Townsend, chief 41 40


George M. Amerige, rent of hose house 2 .


50 00 731 74


Amount carried forward,


$731 74


etc.


S4


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$731 74


July 2 John C. Townsend, chief


$54 SI


19 Brockway-Smith Corporation, wire . .


1 25


C. M. Kimball, polish I 50 ·


Eugene Stevens, expressing and services 7 50


Aug. 3 John C. Townsend, chief 23 36


Sept. 2 John C. Townsend, chief 66 28 ·


20 John C. Townsend, chief


181 91


Oct. 4 John C. Townsend, chief


.


44 45


18


John C. Townsend, chief .


12 56


Nov. I


John C. Townsend, chief


51 03


Dec. 6 George M. Amerige, rent of


hose house ·


62 50


George M. Amerige, water service


6 00


John C. Townsend, chief ·


109 55


20 John C. Townsend, chief ·


45 39


668 09


Total expenditures . $1,399 83 (For detail expenditures see Chief Engineer's report.)


Firemen's Salary.


March appropriation .


$600 00


EXPENDITURES.


June 7 F. W. Clark


$5 00


F. Varney


5 00


July 2 George Mansfield 6 25


Sept. 2 John C. Townsend, chief .


12 50


20 John C. Townsend, chief .


20 00


Dec. 20 John C. Townsend, chief . 507 50


Total expenditures $556 25 (For detail expenditures see Chief Engineer's report.)




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