Town annual report of Saugus 1901-1903, Part 3

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1901
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 818


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30 J. E. Mansfield, Janitor 42 13


30 L. L. Austin, Collector :-


$109.15, Int. Tax of


1896 at 11/2 per cent. I 64


$485.87, Int. Tax of


1897, at 11/2 per cent. 7 39 337 57


Amount carried forward,


$5,531 72


49


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$5,531 72


$447.12, Tax of 1897,


at 11/2 per cent. .... 6 70 $611.88, Int. Tax of 1898, at 11/4 per cent. 7 64


$1,274.07, Int. Tax of 1899, at 11/2 per cent. 19 II


$213.38, Tax of 1899, at 11/2 per cent. . 3 20


89 28


$5,945.42, Tax of 1900, at 11/2 per cent. . . $693.29, Int. Tax of 1900, at 11/2 per cent. $25,085.31, Tax of 1901, at I per cent. .... 250 85


IO 40


30 L. J. Austin, expenses, Tax deeds, Eliza Stackpole ...


29 60


30 L. J. Austin, expenses, tax deeds, Stephen Stackpole. .. 23 20


30 L. J. Austin, expenses, tax deeds, J. F. Jones 8 80


30 The Milligan Press & Pub. Co., printing for Treasurer .. 2 00


30 The Milligan Press & Pub. Co., printing for Collector . . . 4 00 30 Dr. George W. Gale, returning 15 births 3 75


30


H. A. Turner, use of horse.


. .


1 00


30 Dr. E. A. L. Francois, returning 7 births I 75


30 Joseph Newhall, com. selling Cemetery Lots 29 10 490 38


Amount carried forward,


$6,022 10



AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$6,022 10


30 Joseph Newhall, permits 19 00


30 Charles Leighton, legal services, 100 00


31 Joseph F. Hannah, legal services 10 00


31 L. G. Hawkes, incidental ex- penses . 5 75


31 B. F. Calley, incidental ex-


penses 5 20


31 L. L. Parsons, painting and papering at T. F. 23 75


31 G. H. & A. L. Nichols, Treas- urer's check book 5 50


31 Gideon Marshman, locks and keys 2 60


31 City of Lynn, on account of hydrant service 300 00


471 80


Total Selectmen's Incidentals $6,493 90


5I


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


STATE AID, 1901.


State Aid Appropriation $2,600 00


EXPENDITURES.


Adams, Anna N.


48 00


Abbott, Justin E. 48 00


Bannon, Joanna


48 00


Bruce, Catharine


48 00


Bragg, Elisha


36 00


Bragg, Sarah D.


36 00


Butler, William 70 00


Brigham, Rhoda


48 00


Biathrou, Nancy H. 48 00


Clough, Josiah E.


8 50


Chisholm, Robert


48 00


Dizer, Charlotte


48 00


Dearborn, John A.


72 00


Durgin, John C.


72 00


Durgin, Mary


48 00


Faucett, Dexter H.


48 00


Fiske, Williard 48 00


Galloway, Frank W.


72 00


Guilford, Adaline M.


48 00


Gibbon, Thomas


35 00


Harriman, Noah G.


48 00


Harriman, Nancy A.


24 00


Holbrook, Charlotte


48 00


Hodge, Charlotte 48 00


Ireson, David A. 48 00


Jeffers, Edward A. 72 00


Amount carried forward,


$1,265 50



AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$1,265 50


Jeffers, Parmelia J.


20 00


Johnson, Moses H.


51 50


Johnson, Mary E.


48 00


Kelley, Thomas B.


72 00


Murray, Harriet


48 00


Marston, Francis


48 00


Orbeton, William S.


72 00


Orbeton, Olive


48 00


Pette, Henry T.


72 00


Prescott, George N.


48 00


Powell, David .


8 00


Pierce, Shepard


48 00


Roots, Alfred B.


36 00


Smith, Robert 36 00


Seward, John W. 48 00


Smith, Thomas 66 00


Sands, George H.


48 00


Upham, Hannah L.


48 00


Wiley, Baxter I. 48 00


Williams, Margaret 24 00


Wiggin, Lidiah H.


44 00


Getchell, Edward E.


60 00


Getchell, Ellen B.


24 00


Butler, Mary W.


43 00


Hanson, Eliza A. 36 00


Murphy, Sarah N.


20 00


Newhall, Europe R. R.


24 00


1,188 50


(All repaid by State) $2,454 00


Cash overdrawn in Treasurer's hands 8 00


$2,462 00


53


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


MILITARY AID ACCOUNT.


Newhall, Europe R. R. 8 00


Rhodes, Walter E. 8 00


Summers, George M.


40 00


(One-half repaid by State) $56 00


SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


Appropriation.


$500 00 Annual March Meeting


Expenditure.


Ella I. Clifford 12 00


J. E. Abbott 21 00


Edward A. Jeffers


48 00


W. S. Oberton


54 50


Hannah L. Upham


40 00


Total Expenditure $175 50


SCHOOLS.


#Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting . $22,000 00


State 232 50


Werner School Book Co. 10 08


City of Boston 58 50


Donation 90 00


Total Appropriation


$22,391 08


54


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Expenditures.


Jan. 7, School Committee, order $451 98


Feb. 4, School Committee, order 2,016 12


March . 4, Farrington Printing Co.,


school reports 4 50


March 4, School Committee, order 2,062 98


March 26, School Committee, order


1,54I 50


April 1, School Committee, order 340 03


May 6, School Committee, order 2,200 84


June 3, School Committee, order


1,820 36


June 17, School Committee, order


1,541 50


July I, School Committee, order


234 17


July 15, School Committee, order


72 62


Aug. 5, School Committee, order 199 62


Sept. 3, School Committee, order


1,042 15


Oct. 7, School Committee, order 2,640 46


Nov. 4, School Committee, order 1,732 48


Dec. 2, School Committee, order 1,996 45


Dec. 16, School Committee, order 2,040 68


Dec. 30, School Committee, order 448 20


Total for Schools $22,386 6.4


(For detail expenditures see report of School Committee.)


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $1,000 00


Expenditure.


C. E. Stevens 1,000 00


55


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting 6,500 00


Expenditures.


January.


7 W. H. Hutchinson, paint I 50


7 H. S. Haskill, repairs on snow plow 5 50


7 J. Whitehead, supplies 24


7 Mr. Slattery, 39 loads gravel. ..


3 90


7 Chas. Florence, pay roll for labor 27 36


21 A. B. Black, Climas Snow Plow, 45 00


21 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 201 54 February.


4 H. A. Turner, repairing pails and shovels 60


4 Henry Ward, sharpening tools. . 2 60


4 J. Waite, blasting material .. 2 10


4 George H. Sampson, forcite, etc., 15 35


4 W. H. Ellis & Co., lumber . 4 E. D. Layton, painting snow


63 II


plow I 00


4 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 248 82


18 Brainard Perkins, 22 street signs, II 00


18 H. H. Harvey, tools 57 72


18 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 572 58


Amount carried forward,


$1,259 92


56


AUDITOR'S REPORT ..


Amount brought forward,


$1,259 92 March.


4 M. Marlborough, repairing snow plow I 25


4 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 238 31


15 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 453 06


April.


I Ames Plow Co., hooks 3 00


I M. L. Penney, 9 loads gravel ... I 80


I George H. Sampson, caps and fuse I 85


I Bryant & Kent, cement and drain pipe 7 70


I Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 771 41


15 Fred E. Ellis, use of stone crusher, 10 days, 84 hours, 260 00


I5 Fred E. Ellis, 52 tons stone. . . 15 Brockway-Smith Corporation, shovels and rakes 29 04


34 38


15 H. H. Harvey, tools 4 95


I5 Chas. Florence, oil and express- ing 98


I5 Chas. Florence, pay roll for labor 544 39 June. 17 George E. Haskell, sharpening tools 80


17 C. W. Wormstead, labor as per contract 75 00


17 Brockway-Smith Corp., supplies, 9 45 2,437 37


Amount carried forward,


$3,697 29


$7


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$3,697 29


17 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 535 22


October.


7 Levi G. Hawkes, surveying .


13 00


7 P. J. McDermott, 630 loads pav- ing 159 50


7 H. H. Harvey, iron and chains ..


6 09


7 George H. Sampson, blasting material


15 43


7 C. D. Fisk, lantern and oil


I 74


7 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 174 44


December.


30 George E. Haskell, supplies .


2 15


30 Bryant & Kent, cement 2 50


30 Frederick Stocker, draining on land


15 00


30 Frederick Stocker, lumber and brick


56 00


30 Frederick Stocker, sand 67 50


30 Frederick Stocker, paving stone,


9 75


30 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 215 86


31 L. G. Hawkes, surveying


5 00


1,279 18


Total Highways and Bridges $4,976 47


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES, ON ACCOUNT STREET R. R. AND EXCISE TAX.


Appropriation-1901.


January.


I Unexpended balance $3,908 72


I Street R. R. Tax for 1891 2,769 77


Total Appropriation $6,678 49


58


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Expenditures.


May.


6 Charles Florence, express I 80


6 Brainard Perkins, lumber, nails, and labor 26 15


6 Ames Plow Co., stone boat 5 60


6 H. O. Pratt, fuel I 38


6 Burrill, Dutton & McLean,


picks 5 50


6 L. G. Hawkes, surveying 17 00


6 C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools. . 14 70


6 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 654 78


20 Climas Road Machine Co., points and cutting edge 8 50


20 Guilford, Atherton & Co., pipe,


28 25


20 H. H. Harvey, tools 5 95


20 G. H. Sampson, fuse and caps. . 2 55


20 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 583 55


June.


3 H. H. Harvey, forge fan 3 25


3 Burrill, Dutton & McLean, re- pairing picks 6 00


3 J. Wesley Paul, lumber, nails and labor 65 71


3 Fred Ellis, 353 tons stone 176 78


3 Martin N. Marlborough, repair- ing snow plow I 00


3 Bryant & Kent, cement 5 00


3 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 380 96


Amount carried forward,


$1,994 41


59


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$1,994 41


July.


I Brockway-Smith Corp., oil, etc., 3 39


I Fred E. Ellis, 92 tons crushed stone 46 00


I H. H. Harvey, 11/2 tons chain hoist 18 00


I Brainard Perkins, lumber and labor 19 00


I Bryant & Kent, cement 2 50


I H. H. Harvey, tools 2 13


I Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 418 62


15 C. N. Wormstead, per contract, 6 00


15 Tilden and Addlington, supplies, 72


15 Hiram Hook, laying 90 yards concrete 31 50


15 Harry C. Davis, supplies 9 65


15 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 360 99


August.


5 Town of Revere, 7 days' use of steam roller 105 00


5 Joseph Slatterly, 451 loads of gravel 90 20


5 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 568 95


19 Brockway-Smith Corp., tools ... I 90


19 D. W. Lewis, grate and base ... 8 50


19 H. H. Harvey, tools 6 80


19 H. O. Pratt, fuel I 63


19 Alonzo H. Smith, 3 Concord grates 22 50 1,723 98


Amount carried forward,


$3,718 39


60


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $3,718 39


19 Bryant & Kent, pipe and cement, 40 30


19 D. W. Willis, lumber, etc. and labor 105 04


19 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 405 29


September.


3 Bryant & Kent, drain pipe and cement 25 77


3 George H. Sampson, I U. S. Battery 22 50


3 George H. Sampson, wire, etc., 3 60


3 Brainard Perkins, signs, lumber and labor 149 28


3 George E. Haskell, sharpening tools I 25


3 Charles Florence, express tools and oil 4 II


3 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 397 26


I6 E. R. Newhall, expressing. 5 45


I6 Fred E. Ellis, 93 tons crushed stone 46 50


I6 Walter Raddin, repairing catch basin and mason work 23 39


I6 D. B. Willis, lumber and labor .. 127 53


I6 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 180 76


October.


2I C. W. Wormstead, per contract, 20 00


21 Gideon Marshman, keys 45


21 Otis Marshall, lumber 35


1,558 83


Amount carried forward,


$5,277 22


61


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$5,277 22


21 H. Robinson, grinding tools .... 80


21 Oil II


21 Atherton, Guulford Lumber Co., lumber 16 34


21 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 177 40


November.


4 H. O. Pratt, fuel I 38


4 George E. Haskell, sharpening tools 1 15


4 Hiram Hook, 4001/2 yards con- crete 140 17


4 H. O. Mitchell. 50 loads gravel, 5 00


4 Charles Holbrook, rent of barn, 8 months 40 00


4 Charles Florence, nails, oil, etc.,


4I


4 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 211 40


18 Brockway-Smith Corp., supplies,


72


18 D. B. Willis, lumber and labor. . 10 10


18 George E. Haskell, repairing road machine 6 00


18 Bryant & Kent, drain pipe 21 25


18 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 196 62


December.


2 P. J. McDermott, paving gutter, 10 00


2 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 262 66


16 Joseph W. Harding & Co., sup- plies 27 70 1,129 21


Amount carried forward,


$6,406 43


62


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $6,406 43


16 Bryant & Kent, drain pipe . 19 50


16 Atherton, Guilford Lumber Co., lumber and nails 6 12


16 Charles Florence, pay roll for labor 164 90


190 52


Total expenditure on account of Street R. R. and Excise Tax ....


$6,596 95


(Unexpended balance, $81.54.)


LIGHTING STREETS.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $5,100 00


Expenditures. 1


Feb. 4, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 399 66 Mch. 4, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 399 66


April I, M. L. Penney, care of lamp .... 3 00


April 1, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 399 66


May 6, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 399 66


June 3, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 404 32


July 1, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 409 00


Aug. 5, M. L. Penney, care of lamps. .. 5 00


Aug. 5, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 409 00


Sept. 3, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 409 00


Oct. 7, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 409 00


Nov. 4, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 409 00


Dec. 2, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co ... 412 53


Dec. 30, M. L. Penney, care of lamp ... 3 00


Dec. 31, The Lynn Gas & Electric Co .. 413 03


Total for Street Lighting


$4,884 52


63


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


POLICE.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $4,000 00


Expenditure.


Selectmen's Orders 3,850 26


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


KEEPER OF LOCKUP.


Appropriation.


Jan. I, Unexpended balance $59 00


Jan. I, Court Fines by Judge Amerige, 307 50


Total appropriation $366 50


Expenditures.


Feb. 4, J. E. Mansfield, keeper $22 00


Feb. 4, J. E. Mansfield, meals 6 00


Mch. 4, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


14 00


Mch. 4, J. E. Mansfield, meals


5 00


April I, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


31 20


April I, J. E. Mansfield, meals and car fare 5 10


May 6, J. E. Mansfield, keeper 24 60


May 6, J. E. Mansfield, meals. 6 00


June 3, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


33 00


June 3, J. E. Mansfield, meals.


5 00


Amount carried forward,


$151 90


64


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $151 90


July I, J. E. Mansfield, keeper 19 80


July I, J. E. Mansfield, meals 8 00


Aug. 5, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


33 00


Aug. 5, J. E. Mansfield, meals 6 00


Sept. 3, J. E. Mansfield, keeper 28 65


Sept. 3, J. E. Mansfield, meals 7 00


Oct. 7, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


27 80


Oct. 7. J. E. Mansfield, meals


8 00


Oct. 7, J. E. Mansfield, car fare and telegram 60


Nov. 4, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


14 40


Nov. 4, J. E. Mansfield, meals 6 00


Dec. 2, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


24 00


Dec. 2, J. E. Mansfield, meals


5 00


Dec. 30, J. E. Mansfield, keeper


14 .40


Dec. 30, J. E. Mansfield, meals


3 50


206 19


Total expenditure $358 00 . Unexpended balance, $8.50.


WATER DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation.


January.


I Unexpended balance. . $345 32


I Annual March Meeting, Loan .. 5,000 00


Total appropriation $5,345 32


Expenditures.


February.


18 A. M. Stocker, expressing pipe. . 7 20


Amount carried forward, $7 20


65


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $7 20


April.


I C. I. Hitchings, labor 28 75


I P. Breshnahan, labor. 15 89


May.


6 E. R. Coombs, supplies 3 98


6 L. G. Hawkes, surveying 42 00


20 H. O. Pratt, supplies. 50


July.


I C. I. Hitchings, labor 60 00


I E. Wormstead, labor 3 50


I A. B. Mansfield, labor I 25 August.


5 G. H. & A. L. Nichols, printing. 3 50


5 Chas. Hanson, labor 2 00


5 P. Breshnahan, labor. II 95


5 C. I. Hitchings, labor 17 50


September.


3 C. I. Hitchings, labor 61 88


3 P. Breshnahan, labor 24 75


3 D. Hanson, labor 23 50


3 C. Hanson, labor 23 50


3 J. Sullivan, labor 22 00


3 T. Foley, labor. 22 00


3 Brainard Perkins, 60 pounds lead I 80


3 Chapman Valve Co., I bell end. . IO 93


3 George E. Haskell, repairing tools 7 75


3 Pub. Water Board, Lynn, pipes


139 66


3 Pub. Water Board, Lynn, labor. I 50


16 P. Breshnahan, labor 18 00


16 T. Foley, labor. 14 00 562 09


Amount carried forward,


$569 29


66


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $569 29


16 C. Hanson, labor. 14 88


16 D. Hanson, labor. 18 38


16 Fred Hanson, labor IO 63


16 A. B. Mansfield, labor 22 97


16 J. Sullivan 4 25


I6 F. Blair. II 88


16 J. Mungan. 13 88


16 J. McVicker


13 28


16 C. I. Hitchings.


45 93


16 Chadwick - Boston Lead Co.,


lead. 22 59


16 H. Hutchinson, lanterns, shovels, etc. 9 10


October.


7 P. Breshnahan, labor 34 00


7


T. Foley, labor. 30 00


7 C. Hanson, labor 34 00


7 D. Hanson, labor. 34 00


7 W. Hanson, labor 33 00


7 F. Blair, labor 34 00


7 J. Mungan, labor. 34 00


7 A. B. Mansfield, labor 42 50


7 J. McVicker, labor.


40 04


7 C. I. Hitchings, labor


85 00


7 Chadwick - Boston Lead Co., lead. 47 52


7 E. Stevens, expressing pipe. 5 50


7 C. D. Fisk, supplies. 30


7 Chapman Valve Co., valve.


IO 93


7 H. O. Pratt, fuel. I 35


7 Highway Department, one-half . cost of battery, 8 wire. 13 05 666 96


Amount carried forward,


$1,236 25


67


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$1,236 25


7 Highway Department, forcite, 32 1bs. 8 64


7 Highway Department, I derrick 15 00


21


City of Melrose, pipe. 58 50


21 P. Breshnahan, labor 22 00


21 T. Foley, labor. 4 00


21 C. Hanson, labor 19 00


21 D. Hanson, labor 22 00


21 F. Blair, labor. 22 00


21 J. Mungan, labor. 22 00


21 W. Hanson, labor. 22 00


21 A. B. Mansfield, labor 27 50


21 J. Shanahan, labor 17 00


21 Geo. Sewall, labor 14 00


21 C. I. Hitchings, labor 55 00


November.


4 P. Breshnahan, labor 23 00


4 C. Hanson, labor. 20 OC


4 D. Hanson, labor. 24 00


4 W. Hanson, labor 24 00


4 F. Blair, labor 20 00


4 J. Mungan, labor. 24 00


4 A. B. Mansfield, labor 27 50


4 J. Shanahan, labor 22 75


4 Geo. Sewall, labor 23 63


4 J. Wilson, labor 10 00


4 H. Peirce, labor. 4 00


4. C. I. Hitchings. labor and team. 58 75


4 Boston & Maine R. R., freight. . 139 82


4 Harold Q. Bond & Co., tools, etc. 14 52


4 Fred Stocker, expressing pipe .. II 25 775 86


Amount carried forward,


$2,012 II


63


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward,


$2,012 II


4 Eugene Stevens, expressing pipe 21 00


4 Chapman Valve Co., hydrants and valves. 57 12


4 Geo. Haskell, repairing tools ...


8 20


4 Chadwick-Boston Lead Co.,


lead. 24 20


4 M. J. Drummond & Co., pipes. .


883 44


4 Hiram W. Gordon, signs


18 J. Breshnahan, labor 2 15


18 C. Hanson, labor


15 75


18 D. Hanson, labor


22 75


18 W. Hanson, labor 19 75


18 J. Mungan, labor 17 00


18 A. B. Mansfield, labor 28 75


18 J. Shanahan, labor


19 00


18 Geo. Sewall, labor 19 00


18 J. Wilson, labor 4 50


18 H. Peirce, labor. I 00


18 C. I. Hitchings, labor and team. 62 50


18 Chadwick-Boston Lead Co., lead


21 94


18 H. O. Pratt, fuel.


3 70


18 Chapman Valve Co., valves. . .


21 85


18 C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools. . 28 30 December.


2 H. O. Pratt, fuel. 1.45


2 E. Stevens, expressing pipe, etc. IO 50


2 Brockway-Smith Corp., tools ... 6 31


2 Chapman Valve Co.


32 78


30 Boston & Maine R. R., freight .. I 07


30 G. C. Parcher, incidental ex- penses. 4 00


1,361 51


Amount carried forward,


$3,373 62


23 50


AUDITOR'S REPORT. 69


Amount brought forward, $3,373 62


31 C. Breshnahan, care of lanterns, 16 60


3I Eugene Stevens, exp. and blast- ing material. 3 00


3I Chapman Vaive Co., valves, etc .. 28 56 48 16


Total expenditures $3.421 78


(Unexpended balance, $1,923.54.)


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $1,300 00


Expenditures.


Jan. 7, B. F. Robinson, fumigating dwelling 3 00 Jan. 7, W. F. Belcher, fumigating 2 dwellings. 6 00 Jan. 21, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage. 100 00 Feb. 4, Geo. W. Gale, M. D., fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


Feb. 4, W. F. Belcher, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00 Feb. 4. B. F. Robinson, fumigating 4 dwellings. 12 00


Feb. 4. B. F. Robinson, removing nuis- ance, Main st. 2 00 March 4, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


Amount carried forward,


$235 00


70


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Amount brought forward,


$235 00


March 4, B. F. Robinson, fumigating dwelling 3 00


April 1, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


April 1, B. F. Robinson, burying 2 dogs 4 00


April I, B. F. Robinson, fumigating dwelling 3 00


May 6, George W. Gale, M. D., fumi- gating dwelling 3 00


May 6, W. F. Belcher, fumigating 4 dwellings 12 00


May 6, J. A. Halliday, advertising . 5 00 May 6, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


June 3, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


June 3, B. F. Robinson, fumigating dwelling 3 00


June 3, W. F. Belcher, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


June 3, George W. Gale, M. D., fumi- gating 2 dwellings


6 00


June 3, George W. Gale, M. D., ex- press . 60


2 00


June 3, Geo. K. Stackpole, burying dog, July I, W. F. Belcher, fumigating dwell- ing 3 00


July 1, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage. 100 00


July 1, B. F. Robinson, fumigating 3 dwellings 9 00 459 60


Amount carried forward,


$694 60


71


AUDITOR'S REPORT


Amount brought forward, $694 60


Aug. 5, W. F. Belcher, fumigating 3 dwellings . 3 00


Aug. 5, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


Aug. 5, B. F. Robinson, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


Aug. 5, B. F. Robinson, removing nuis- ance Lincoln Ave. 2 00


Aug. 5, B. F. Robinson, removing nuis- ance Franklin Park 2 00


Aug. 5, B. F. Robinson, removing nuis- ance Scott's Pond 2 00


Sept. 3, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


Sept. 3, B. F. Robinson, removing 2 dead animals 4 00


Sept. 3, G. W. Gale, M. D., fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


Oct. 7, W. F. Belcher, fumigating dwelling 3 00


Oct. 7, George W. Gale, M. D., vacci- nating 2 00


Oct. 7, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


Oct. 7, B. F. Robinson, removing 2 dead animals, E. S .. 4 00


Oct. 7, B. F. Robinson, removing dead dog, Parker St. .. 2 00 Oct. 7, B. F. Robinson, fumigating dwelling 3 00


Nov, 4, B. F. Robinson, fumigating dwelling 3 00 342 00


Amount carried forward,


$1,36 60


72


AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Amount brought forward, $1,036 60


Nov. 4, B. F. Robinson, removing nuis- ance Central St. 2 00


Nov. 4, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


Nov. 4, George W. Gale, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


Dec. 2, B. F. Robinson, stencil from cattle commissioners I 75


Dec. 2, B. F. Robinson, car fares and express 45


Dec. 2, B. F. Robinson, removing dead cow, W. S. 5 00


Dec. 2, B. F. Robinson, removing dead dog, Denver St. 2 00


Dec. 2, B. F. Robinson, fumigating dwelling 3 00


Dec. 2, B. F. Robinson, removing garbage 100 00


Dec. 16, C. H. Goldwaith & Co., 20 cases vaccine points 12 00


Dec. 16, C. E. Wilkins, 200 vaccine points . 12 00


Dec. 16, Boston Press Co., 100 vaccine cards 6 00


Dec. 30, J. A. Halliday, ad. vaccination notices 6 00 256 20


Total expenditure B. of H. $1,292 80


FIRE DEPARTMENT. Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $2,000 00


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Expenditures.


Selectmen's Orders 1,999 95 (For detail expenditures see report of Chief Engineer.)


FIREMEN'S SALARIES. Appropriation.


$1,400 00 Annual March Meeting


Expenditures.


Selectmen's Orders 1,369 33 (For detail expenditures see report of Chief Engineer.)


FIRE ALARM BOXES AT LYNNHURST AND CENTRAL AND DENVER STREETS.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $400 00


Expenditures-May 6.


U. S. Fire and Police Telegraph Co., 2


boxes


250 00


Pettingill, Andrews & Co., supplies. .


73 39


Hutchinson Lumber Co., supplies 1 75


E. R. Newhall, expressing 3 50


IV. H. Hutchinson, supplies 2 49


Pay Roll for labor 68 00


Total Expenditure


$399 13


.


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PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $500 00


Dog Tax 446 16


Cash returned to Treasurer 20


Total Appropriation


946 36


Expenditure.


Selectmen's orders


946 36


(For detail expenditures see report of Librarian.)


INSURANCE ON TOWN BUILDINGS.


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting


. $900 00


Expenditures.


Jan. 21, Lynn Mutual Fire Ins. Co. 12 75


Jan. 21, Hall & Newhall 60 00


Feb. 18, George M. Amerige


37 50


April 1, George M. Amerige 37 50


April 15, Hall & Newhall 60 00


May 6, Hall & Newhall 33 58


Aug. 5, George M. Amerige 125 00


Sept. 3, George M. Amerige


62 50


Sept. 16, Hall & Newhall


30 00


Nov. 4, Saugus Mutual Fire Ins. Co ....


7 40


Dec. 16, Hartford Steam Boiler & Isp. Co.


50 00


Dec. 16, C. W. Chadwick


62 50


Dec. 30, C. G. Woodbridge 62 50


Total Expenditure $641 23


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CEMETERY. Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting $650 00


Expenditures.


April.


15 Lorenzo Mansfield, labor $8 75


15 Fred Foss, labor 8 75


15 George Summers, labor 4 37


15 Frank Bosworth, labor 4 37


15 Thomas Newhall, labor 4 37


15 Moses Ricker, labor 3 50


15 Joseph Newhall, labor 65 00


June.


3 Joseph Whitehead, fertilizer 3 40


3 A. Alsopp, labor 24 50


3 Henry Williams, labor 4 37


3 John Williams, labor 4 37


3 James Foss, labor II 37


3 C. Bosworth, labor II


37


3 Moses Ricker, labor IO 94


3 George Summers, labor IO 94


3 Frank Bosworth, labor 17 09


3 Thomas Newhall, labor 15 75


3 Joseph Newhall, labor 67 50


3 Joseph Newhall, use of team! I 75 . July. I. Joseph Newhall, labor 65 00


August.


5 Joseph Newhall, labor 67 50


September. 3 Thomas Newhall, labor 21 00


Amount carried forward,


$435 96


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Amount brought forward, $435 96


3 Moses Ricker, labor 21 87


3 Frank Blair, labor 8 75


3 Charles Bosworth, labor 17 50


3 Lorenzo Mansfield, labor 21 00


3 Fred Foss, labor 13 12


3 James Foss, labor I 75


3 Gardner I 75


3 Joseph Newhall, labor


67 50


October.


7 Joseph Newhall, labor 60 80


214 04


Total Expenditure $650 00


REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.


i


Appropriation.


Annual March Meeting


650 00


Expenditures.


Jan. 21, R. L. Mansfield, repairs at T. Hall 4 00


Feb. 18, W. H. Perkins, repairing chim- neys T. Hall 27 25


Feb. 18, R. L. Mansfield, repairs T. Hall 7 50


Mch. 4, The Mosher Safe Co., repairs on safe 4 68


April I, H. C. Davis, repairs at Town Hall 7 00


April I, . Guilford, Atherton & Co.,


lumber 3 25


Amount carried forward,


$53 68


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Amount brought forward,


$53 68


April I, J. Wesley Paul, raising flag staff 10 00


April 1, H. O. Pratt, paint and polish. . 3 25


April 1, E. R. Newhall, expressing. .. April I, Derby Desk Co., table for se- lectmen's room 24 00


2 50


April 1, W. B. Badger, desk and chairs, 90 00 April 15, D. S. Bannon, lamps and shades. 8 40


April 15, A. E. Davis, planting trees ... 19 20


May 6, C. H. Batchelder & Co, flag ... II 05


May 6, B. Perkins, repairs at Hathaway Est


21 76


. May 6, J. Wesley Paul, labor and mate- · rial 114 64


June 17, Thos. Gibbons, labor, Clifton- dale Park 7 00


June 17, R. F. Rich, repairs at Milk house, T. F.


14 60


June 17, C. H. Saunders, labor and mate- rial porch rear Town Hall, 97 00


July I, H. C. Davis, repairing furnaces, 7 85


July I, W. L. Newhall, painting fence ..


3 75


July 1, B. Perkins, repairs at Hose H. 3,


67 68


July 5, J. H. Quinn & Co., repairing Town Hall roof 43 64 546 32




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