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I 00
3 C. G. Lord, milk
84 13
4 John J. Golden, milk
10 44
5 Use of market wagon
25
9 Service of bull Use of harrow
25
IO C. G. Lord, milk
86 04
18 John J. Golden, milk
10 08
12 Use of hay wagon
25
17 C. G. Lord, milk
86 13
Services of bull
1 00
John J. Golden, milk
10 08
24 John J. Golden, milk 26 C. G. Lord, milk
87 08
27 Use of harrow
25
Amount carried forward,
$446 25
1 00
10 08
20
142
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $446 25
May 29 Cabbage plants
25
30 C. G. Lord, milk
86 98
Use of dump cart 25
31 John J. Golden, milk
IO So
June I Cash on hand . $267 14
Services of bull
1 00
7 Services of bull 1 00
John F. Golden, milk
10 80
C. G. Lord, milk
91 44
IO Received for 4 cows
100 00
12 Service of bull
1 00
14 C. G. Lord, milk John J. Golden, milk
10 80
15 Service of bull
1 00
17 Received for eggs
40
21 C. G. Lord, milk John J. Golden, milk Service of bull 1 00
10 08
24 Cabbage plants
IO
Received for bunch beets ·
5 05
30
27 Received for bunch beets . C. G. Lord, milk Cabbage plants
83 00
35
28 Use of wheel-harrow John J. Golden, milk
10 08
$763 89
July I To cash on hand $102 95
Use of market wagon
25
Received for beets .
90
5 C. G. Lord, milk
82 66
John J. Golden, milk
10 08
6 Received for eggs
S8 I
Amount carried forward,
$198 12
$544 53
87 94
81 16
25
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
143
Amount brought forward,
$198 12
July 6 Use of market wagon 50
7 Received for beets 60
Received for eggs ·
28
II 4 60 Received for grain bags Services of bull 1 00
12 Received for beets 10 00
C. G. Lord, milk 75 71
13 John J. Golden, milk 7 56
50
14 Received for cucumbers Received for beets
S 42
15 Received as pound keeper
40
17 Services of bull
1 00
19 C. G. Lord, milk
73 02
Received for cabbage plants
52
20 John J. Golden, milk 7 56 .
22 Received for telephone 20
Received for beets .
5 00
25 Received for telephone ·
20
Received for cabbage plants
25
26 C. G. Lord, milk Received for cabbage plants
15
John J. Golden, milk 7 56
27 Received for cabbage 36
29 Received for beets .
50
31 Use of telephone IO
I
85
Received for cabbage plants
35
Use of telephone
IO
C. G. Lord, milk
71 77
Received for cabbage plants
25
Services of bull
1 00
John J. Golden, milk
8 28
Services of bull
1 00
Received for calf
2 50
$561 20
Received for cabbage
'69 43
I44
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Aug. 5 Cash on hand . $62 94
Board of Booth family 52 29
7 Received for 3 cows 70 00 .
8 Received for sweet corn Received for vegetables .
25 00
9 C. G. Lord, milk 67 86
Received for cow 18 00
Received for cabbage
3 50
IO Received for corn
16 30
Received for cabbage John J. Golden, milk
IO 44
II Received for corn .
75
I2 Received for cabbage Received for cabbage Received for beets .
4 70
6 75
1 75
14 Received for cabbage Received for calf
3 00
15 Received for apples Received for corn Received for cabbage
3 80
16 Received for apples John J. Golden, milk
8 28
17 Received for corn
5 60
Received for bushel box
IO
Received for cabbage
.
1 00
Received for use of harrow
25
18 C. G. Lord, milk 66 35
Received for grain bags
I 80
Received for corn .
7 40
22 C. G. Lord, milk
73 08
23 John J. Golden, milk Received for corn
50
24 Received for apples
4 00
Received for cabbage
4 00
Amount carried forward,
$543 69
50
1 00
3 50
05
II 80
6 40
1 00
I45
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $543 69
Aug. 24 Received for corn 16 85
25 Received for corn 14 50
Received for apples
1 00
26 Received for apples . 4 00
Received for cabbage I 40
Received for corn
4 00
Received for bushel boxes .
20
28 Received for squash I 70
Received for corn .
20
Received for cabbage
1 00
Received for apples 1 00
Services of bull 1 00
29 Received for apples . 7 45
Received for eggs I 20
30 C. G. Lord, milk 68 61 Received for corn I 20
31 Received for pears
75
Received for corn . 60
Received for telephone
20
$670 55
Sept. I Cash on hand . $51 04
5 Received for pears
75
Received for corn 50
6 Received for crab apples .
75
Received for corn
7 47
Received for pears 75
7 Received for corn and squash 8 17
S John J. Golden, milk 10 00
9 C. G. Lord, milk 61 52
Received for corn 12 00
Received for squash .
I 14
IO Received for corn
20
Received for corn
3 65
Amount carried forward, $157 94
1.46
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $157 94
Sept. 12 Received for squash 1 83
Received for corn 3 90
13 John G. Golden, milk
10 08
14 C. G. Lord 58 72
19 Services of bull
1 00
20 C. G. Lord, milk John J. Golden, milk
7 92
21 Received for old dump cart 7 00 Received for calf 4 00
22 Received for corn 50
Use of hay wagon 25
15
23 Received for corn I 50
26 Received for corn
60
27 Received for corn
22 65
28 C. G. Lord, milk
62 60
Received for corn
I 90
Received for tomatoes
60
John J. Golden, milk
7 56
Services of bull I 00
29 Received for squash
30
Received as binder on cows .
5 00
30 Received for apples 2 75
Received for corn 24 50
$445 49
Oct. I Cash on hand . $25 92
2 Services of bull I 00
Balance on 2 cows (Mr. Fisk) . 43 00
Cash for two cows 37 50
Received for corn
45
4 C. G. Lord, milk 71 31
Received from trip ticket 22
9 78
6 Received for vegetables, etc. Use of harrow .
25
Amount carried forward, $189 43
Received for corn
61 24
147
Amount brought forward, $189 43
Oct. 12 John J. Golden, milk C. G. Lord, milk
$5 40
85 59
13 Use of harrow .
25
Received for milk
25
17 Received for cabbage
IO
19 C. G. Lord, milk
90 00
24 Use of harrow .
25
Use of hay wagon
50
C. G. Lord, milk .
81 33
27 Received for vegetables
10
30 Received for cabbage IO
$453 30
Nov. I Cash on hand . $28 54
3 C. G. Lord, milk
78 10
Received for carrots
2 50
Received for cabbage
25
IO C. G. Lord, milk
79 97
14 Received for cabbage Received for bull
27 50
Received for fowl
18 75
Services of bull
1 00
15 C. G. Lord, milk
83 55
Received for cabbage
6 75
Received for carrots Received for apples
3 00
3 00
17 Received for cabbage Received for carrots
75
18 Recelved for cabbage
75
20 Received for cabbage Received for carrots
I 25
21 Received for carrots
9 25
22 Received for carrots
2 00
23 C. G. Lord, milk
92 25
Amount carried forward,
$450 91
I 25
10 00
50
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
148
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $450 91
Nov. 27 Received for carrots Received for cabbage I 25
I 50
28 Received for calf
3 00
30 C. G. Lord, milk
93 00
$549 66
Dec. I Cash on hand .
$115 01
5 Received for cabbage
2 50
Received for carrots
4 00
Received for apples
6 00
Services of bull
1 00
6 C. G. Lord, milk
94 85
Received for calf 3 00
Received for carrots
4 50
Received for apples .
3 00
Received for cabbage
2 50
Services of bull
1 00
8 Services of bull
1 00
15 C. G. Lord, milk Received for cabbage
3 75
Services of bull
2 00
16 Received for carrots IO 75 Services of bull 1 00
94 57
20 C. G. Lord, milk Received for calf
3 00
21 Received for cow
15 00
22 Services of bull
2 00
Received for cabbage
14 00
Received for carrots
2 00
26 Received for two cows
67 50
27 C. G. Lord. milk
91 02
28 Received for carrots
9 00
Received for cabbage
.
6 25
Received for feed of oats .
30
Amount carried forward, $655 95
95 45
149
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $655 95
Sept. 30 C. G. Lord, milk 88 61
Orders drawn by Overseers
74° 49
Received for squash, apples, carrots, eggs, etc.
127 58
Balance due
2 00
$1,614 63
1905. CR.
Jan. 13. Hobbs & Warren Co. $ 85
Expenses to Boston .
63
Barnard & Rich 43
Glaziers, paints and brads
32
14 Bailey's Express 30
W. F. Newhall
25
Naylor rubber for
80
Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
16 Postage stamps
49
W. F. Newhall, glasses
75
Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
19 H. A. Jones & Co. . Expenses to Boston .
75
20 William Gabriel, labor
50
24 Telephone J. S. Meacom, medicine .
10
25 Telephone
5
28 H. E. Munroe, milking
1 00
31 Joseph Breck & Sons Expenses to Boston .
45
Cash on hand .
396 16
Feb. I J. S. Meacom .
$ 40
2 J. F. Burnham, salary for June, 50 00
Katie Connell, labor 17 71
Amount carried forward, $68 II
58
5
50
$405 46
150
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $68
II
Feb. 2. James F. Boyle, labor 23 60
Samuel Swanton, labor 25 58
H. B. Quint 4 02
3 Curley Brothers
176 43
4 Tilden & Adlington
25 28
6 J. S. Meacom .
25
7 H. E. Munroe
40
8 Cobb, Bates & Yerxa 6 II
A. D. Rilby, two cows 60 00
Expenses to Brighton 63
Charles Grover
1 00
10 Newhall's Express . I 90
Commutation ticket to Boston .
2 75
Richardson & Brackett
I 73
Jackson & Newton Co.
4 00
Trolley and lunch
35
Soap and powder 10 00
II Bailey's Express
40
480 lights, hot bed glass, 32
16 80
13 H. E. Munroe 38 ·
Butman & Cressey 68
50
14 Bailey's Express
50
20 Bailey's Express
15
24 William Gabriel, expressing, labor . 50
Expenses to Boston .
45
Eastabrook & Eaton
3 92
Magee Furnace Co.
1 45
Jackson & Newton Co.
70
S. F. Davis
20 54
Bailey's Express
45
25 Bailey's Express
15
27 Postage stamps
49
Cash on hand .
211 60
$748 12
Jordan, Marsh & Co.
9 00
151
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Mar. I Robert Connors, I cow $53 00
Looking tuberculosis cow I 00
Expenses to Brighton
45
Charles Grover, cow from
Brighton 50
*2 Joseph Woodhead
50
F. H. Coburn . 1 00
6 J. F. Burnham, salary for Feb.,
50 00
A. F. Davis
16 13
W. C. Mentzer & Co.
19 80
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
9 74
Bailey's Express
15
Expenses to Boston .
35
7 J. F. Boyle 25 00
8 Vegetables 25
9 Expenses to Boston . 40
25
Curley Brothers
156 90
Fruit
25
Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
J. W. Harding & Co.
14 Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
15 A. F. Farquhar
85
16 Elmer B. Newhall, hay
37 57
Ryerson Estate 20 00 Tower Hill Fish Market . 4 15
60
F. H. Coburn .
I 50
18 S. T. Patterson
2 73
Curtis & Ellis .
2 43
Trolley fare to Lynn O. W. Howes .
I 25
20 Bailey's Express
25
American Express
65
23 J. F. Boyle
17 43
Amount carried forward,
$453 51
IO
17 Tilden & Adlington Joseph Woodhead
27 32
10 Bailey's Express
152
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$453 51
Mar. 23 Samuel Swanton 26 00
24 William Gabriel
50
Joseph Whitehead 8 25
25 Bailey's Express
15
B. . 5 00
Registered letter
IO
J. B. Blood & Co.
60
Bailey's Express .
15
26 John Booth
40
28 Gowing's Market
85
30 John H. Pension F. Putnam & Co.
5 25
F. H. Coburn .
I 00
Raymond Syndicate
25
Expenses to Boston .
50
Expense, Bailey's Express
I
31 Nathan Bancroft Estate
6 20
George H. Atkinson
151 08
John Parkins .
70
Bailey's Express
I 50
Cash on hand April I
56 63
$721 42
April I Bailey's Express
$ 25
4 Raymond Syndicate
50
J. S. Meacom
50
H. M. Sanders & Co.
I
25
E. H. Monroe, labor
4 00
6 Freight, B. & M. R. R. .
I 57
Lunt, Moss & Co. Davis & Young
60
8 Bailey's Express
95
10 John Booth
40
12 Fruit
25
13 Tower Hill Fish Market . .
4 64
Amount brought forward,
$15 60
I
65
69
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
I53
Amount brought forward, $15 60
14 Trip ticket to Boston Expenses in Boston .
2 75
W. C. Mentzer & Co.
9 60
Richardson & Brackett
12 34
A. F. Davis
21 04
F. Putman & Co
5 25
W. H. M. Davis
25
James A. Houston .
21 78
Lunt, Moss & Co. .
3 50
Joseph Breck & Sons
21 32
F. H. Coburn .
I 50
18 Ice .
30
F. H. Coburn .
3 00
Bailey's Express
50
17 Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
Lynn Fruit Store
30
J. W. Harding & Co.
I 67
J. B. Blood & Co. .
I 35
Butman & Cressey .
25 50
J. A. Dill & Co.
I 00
18 Joseph Woodhead .
50
19 Thomas Quirk, labor C. J. Myette
2 40
20 Expenses to Boston .
35
Raymond Syndicate ·
6 75
Wallace, 115 Hanover street I 50
21 C. O. Popp 1 00
Tilden & Adlington
18 89
Samuel Swanton
22 00
Kate Connell, labor, 2 months,
33 71
John F. Burnham, salary for March .
50 00
22 Curry Oil & Supply Co. . 2 20
24 Esterbrook & Eaton ·
3 92
Amount brought forward,
$317 22
11
35
25 00
I54
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$317 22
Suspenders to Hobbs
25
Bailey's Express ·
.
I 05
25 Postage stamps
50
C. H. Deary, milk . Ice .
I 20
26 G. W. Beasley
30
Francis Bros. .
60
28 Butman & Cressey P. B. Magrane
5 91
29 Bailey's Express
15
Cash on hand .
56 29
$456 82
May 2 Joseph Whitehead . $7 50
Atherton-Guilford Lumber Co.
4 39
J. H. Pension . Trombley Bros. .
I 74
3 John F. Hunt .
89 09
6 Bailey's Express Ice .
25
S T. A. Porter
3 30
9 A. E. Bryer 4 00
1 78
Fruit
55
T. W. Rogers Co. .
49
10 Telephone
15
II Herbert B. Parlee, labor . ·
8 70
Selden F. Walker, labor . 8 40
Kate Connell, labor .
17 14
Samuel Swanton, labor
26 00
Tilden & Adlington
25 78
Freight .
71
Tower Hill Fish Market .
3 06
12 Samuel Swanton, labor
IO 44
13 F. Putman & Co.
2 85
Amount carried forward,
$225 72
.
9 00
.
40
W. S. Hixon
73 10
25
155
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $225 72
Wolf the clothier, Boston
98
Wallace, Boston. I 50 .
1
Expenses to Boston .
45
Bailey's Express
1 15
17 Bailey's Express
15
Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
J. N. Wells
40
Expenses to Brighton
55
W. H. Powers Co. .
50
A. F. Davis
16 88
Charles Grover, driving two cows from Brighton ·
I 00
18 Harness ring
I5
Fruit
.
25
19 William Gabriel, cash
50
22 Chicken box
IO
Fruit
25
F. J. Stillings .
43
Atherton-Guilford Lumber Co.,
56
23 Joseph Woodhead, cash . 70
24 Expenses to Boston . 55
Bailey's Express
30
25 H. F. Coburn . 3 00
Oliver R. Howe
96
Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
Mrs. Wyett, labor .
I 05
29 Bailey's Express
15
Repairing harness
20
Expenses to Boston .
35
W. C. Mentzer Co. .
6 60
May 30 Fruit
25
Daniel Wiley, labor
IO 66
Bailey's Express 15
31 Boston & Maine R. R. freight . 25
.
Amount carried forward, $276 89
156
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, 1
$276 89
May 31 E. C. McKenney
25
Fruit
25
Cash on hand .
267 14
$544 53
June 2 Telephone .
$ IO
Larkspar
05
Joseph Whitehead
8 00
John Booth, labor
40
Postage stamps
50
3 Herbert H. Parlee, labor for May .
26 00
Shelden F. Walker .
25 00
J. F. Burnham, salary for April,
50 00
5 Pattern for Mrs. Booth
15
6 Mrs. W. O. Milbury
12 88
Alfred M. Ferguson
50
7 Frank Fisk, cash
50
F. W. Felton .
1 05
A. M. Ferguson
90
A. C. Foss, 2 cows .
112 50
8 Bowie knife
25
Berries
25
Harrison Bros.
9 24
A. F. Davis
19 07
Putnam & Co.
1 70
Esterbrook & Eaton
I 96
Expenses to Boston
54
9 C. H. Berrett, filing saws Bailey's Express
85
10 Fruit
.
25
13 Railroad book to Boston
.
2 75
H. A. Jaynes .
2 13
Expenses to Brighton
.
50
Amount carried forward,
$278 42
.
.
40
I57
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$278 42
Bailey's Express .
15
14 John Tupper . 4 20
H. N. Lowe, I cow
45 00
E. B. Holbrook, I cow Expenses to Brighton
45
16 Telephone
IO
Freight .
25
17 Charles Booth, labor 4 00
Moses Goss, labor . 4 75 Henry Pierce, labor ' 2 63
25
20 Butman & Cressey 87 94
Patterson, Lynn 2 00
P. B. Magrane
3 59
Trolley to Lynn Trolley to Lynn
IO
21 Coleman & Lyons Bailey's Express William Gabriel, cash
50
25
50
23 Curley Bros. 100 00
24 D. F. Bowker I 00
-
25
William Gabriel, cash Fruit
25
29 Expenses to Boston .
35
Raymond Syndicate
3 75
F. Putnam & Co. 2 65
Bailey's Express 45
30
29 Expenses to Wilmington L. C. Swain
3 45
30 Bailey's Express
60
Kate Connell, labor for May I7 71
J. F. Burnham, salary for May, 50 00
Cash on hand . IO2 95
$763 89
45 00
19 Fruit
IO
158
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
July I Trolley to Lynn $ IO
2 N. F. Coburn . 3 00
3 Expenses to Boston . Codman & Shurtliff
55
J. N. Coffin
1 18
David Benton, labor
8 10
Selden F. Walker, labor .
26 87
Herbert N. Parlee, labor ·
26 87
5 Bailey's Express
15
6 Tilden & Adlington Bailey's Express
15
7 Fruit
25
S Peter J. Keeley, labor
27 52
Joseph Woodhead, labor .
I IO
David Beaton, labor 8 10
IO A. E. & N. M. Drew
2 20
12 Bailey's Express
30
13 Fruit
25
Trolley from Boston
IO
Tower Hill Fish Market .
7 21
15 Charles Grover, driving cows 1 00
David Benton, labor
8 10
Ole Christianson, labor
4 50
Butman & Cressey
75 71
19 Postage stamps
50
Berries
30
21 William Gabriel, labor
50
22 Frank E. Coyle David Benton, labor
8 10
23 William Leavens
6 25
H. A. Jaynes & Co.
I 20
Raymond Syndicate
75
Hobbs & Warren
I 44
James Fergie .
2 25
E. Curtis McKenney
.
20
Amount carried forward,
$284 89
70
57 89
I 50
159
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$284 89
A. F. Davis
38 15
Harrison Bros.
15 20
Estabrook & Eaton .
3 92
Bailey's Express
15
26 Fruit
50
Berries
35
Bailey's Express
20
28 Bailey's Express Fruit
25
29 David Beaton, labor 8 10
George B. Jenkins
25
Bailey's Express 25
25
Joseph Whitehead
8 00
Trip ticket to Boston
2 75
31 Fruit, to can .
70
G. H. Allen
3 00
Freight, Boston & Maine
25
Kate Connell, labor
34 85
Ralph Eaton Burnham, labor
10 00
Herbert Parlee, labor 26 00
Selden F. Walker, labor . 26 00
Peter J. Keeley, labor
26 00
David Benton .
8 10
Cash on hand .
62 94
$561 20
Aug. 7 George P. Spaulding
$ 25
Perkins & Sawyer .
60
8 American Express .
25
F. W. Stanley, cow
45 00
A. C. Foss, cow
52 50
Expenses to Brighton
35
Charles Grover, driving two
cows from Brighton I 00
Amount carried forward, $99 95
.
30 Frank Fisk, labor
15
160
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $99 95
Io Advertising 25
Postage stamps 31
12 Stanley Plumbing Co. ·
& Heating
90
Berries . 40
David Beaton, labor 8 10
Revere Water Co. 30 00
Registered letter IO
14 Mitchell & Douglas .
9 75
Bailey's Express
15
15 Envelopes Fruit
15
17 Landers Bros. . 8 50
18 Kilburn Swett, labor I2 38
15
Will Milbury, labor 22 50
David Beaton, labor
8 10
21 Bowker Insecticide Co.
5 40
F. Putnam & Co.
Thomas W. Emerson & Co. 30 87
Bowker Fertilizer Co. 83 22
Joseph Breck & Co. 42 52
Expenses to Boston . 25
22 Bailey's Express
40
23 Bailey's Express® Fruit
55
6 bushel boxes 60
Baker
20
24 Expenses to Boston .
50
25 Butman & Cressey .
100 00
David Beaton, labor
6 07
26 P. B. Magrane
4 56
C. D. Fisk
7 01
28 Boston & Maine, freight .
28
Amount carried forward, $485 49
25
19 Bailey's Express
I2
161
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $485 49
McElman & Co. I 30
Mitchell & Douglas .
3 84
29 J. E. Stocker . 2 88
Trolley
IO
Rubber and spray pump
78
Baker 10
30 Trip ticket
2 20
31 Curley Bros. .
68 61
Joseph Woodhead, labor .
50
Fruit
25
J. B. Blood Co.
I 86
David Beaton, labor
I
35
Fruit
25
J. F. Burnham, salary for June, 50 00
Cash on hand .
51 04
$670 55
Sept. 6 Saltpetre
$
15
John Tupper
I 38
George B. Jenkins .
35
7 Esterbrook & Eaton
3 92
H. A. Jaynes & Co. Expenses to Boston .
25
8 Fruit
25
Dr. Playdon
6 00
9 Whip snapper .
05
David Beaton, labor
8 10
William Gabriel, labor
75
II H. A. Jaynes & Co.
2 13
A. F. Davis
40 33
Selden F. Walker, labor . Bailey's Express
26 00
45
12 George P. Spalding
3 50
13 Mitchell & Douglas .
5 32
Amount carried forward,
$100 03
I IO
162
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $100 03
14 C. A. Blakeley 43 15
15 William Gabriel
50
Peter Keeley, labor .
26 00
16 David Beaton, labor 8 10
18 John Tupper .
1 15
19 Hobbs & Warren Bailey's Express .
20
21 American Express
25
J. E. Conant, cow, Alchoweer's, 51 00
Gould, driving cow . I 00
George Jenkins .
40
Bailey's Express
25
22 Joseph Whitehead
7 25
F. C. Small
4 45
23 Fruit
20
Mr. Naggler, manure
1 00
David Beaton, labor 8 10
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,
13 90
William Reed .
4 00
F. E. Nelson .
60
27 Pearson & Co. Weighing squash
50
28 Fruit
33
A. & D. Bramer
73 86
Expenses to Boston .
35
Bailey's Express
20
29 Fruit
I5
30 Repairing bridle
05
David Beaton, labor
8 10
Charles Booth, labor 12 00
J. F. Burnham, salary for July, 50 00
Cash on hand . 25 92
$445 49
26 American Express
60
I 20
70
163
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Oct. 2 J. W. Harding & Co. $ 50
3 Herbert B. Parlee, labor
·
18 26
4 E. H. Holbrook, 3 cows 120 00
Lewis & Co.
75
Expenses to Brighton Selden F. Walker, labor
29 48
5 Bailey's Express 15
A
7 David Beaton, labor 8 10
B. & M. R. R., freight I 60
8 Boy, tending cows
IO
9 C. R. Churchill
2 00
12 Tower Hill Fish Market .
9 82
Peter J. Keeley, labor
26 00
Ralph Eaton Burnham, labor
6 00
Bailey's Express
30
Kate Connell, labor .
34 75
James J. H. Gregory
3 58
13 Registered letter
I2
14 David Beaton, labor
8 10
15 Boy, milking
IO
16 Shelf paper
IO
Expenses to Boston
40
Lettuce seed
15
H. A. Jaynes & Co.
I
I9
17 Joseph Woodhead, labor .
75
18 J. A. Dill & Co.
I
19 Boy, milking Butman & Cressey
90 00
20 Absorbent cotton
25
25 T. K. Libbey, I cow Expenses to Brighton
45
26 Boy, watching chickens
60
27 Trolley fares to Lynn Collins Hardware Co.
IO
70
.
30
55 00
Amount carried forward, $421 65
60
164
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$421 65
G. W. Felton . 75
28 Union Hat Co., Boston . Trolley fare to Lynn ·
I 96
IO
30 American Express Cash on hand .
.
.
30
28 54
$453 30
Nov. 3 Bushel beets, Mr. Penney 75
Bushel turnips 40 ·
4 Mitchell & Douglas 15 03
6 C. W. Larned & Co. 12 50
Registered letter
I 2
7 Postage stamps
25
8 Harrison Bros. H. A. Jaynes & Co.
30
IO William Gabriel, labor
25
Bailey's Express
15
Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
II Peter J. Keeley, labor October, 26 00
7 37
12 Bailey's Express
15
13 Making bbl. cider
45
Repairs to wagon
IO
14 Cliftondale Fish Market
3 35
E. B. Styles
80
W. T. Pearson & Co.
25
15 W. T. Pearson & Co. George N. Johnson
19
E. J. Caverly .
50
16 E. L. Butler .
75
E. C. McKenney
· 20
Martin L. Hall & Co.
32 17
Expenses to Boston !
38
Amount carried forward,
$136 50
31 61
John Gaines, labor October Expenses to Boston .
40
I 98
165
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $136 50
17 Curley Bros
· 83 55
Charles Grover, driving cows from Brighton 3 50
18 Bailey's Express .
15
20 Cotton batting . 12
Trolley fare to Lynn
IO
B. & M. station I 60
21 E. B. Hunt & Co. 40
22 Postage stamps Felton, staples IO
25
23 Railroad ticket to Boston 2 75
A. F. Davis
45 71
D. J. Green & Co. .
9 00
Lord & Webster 12 50
Thomas Emerson & Co. . ·
5 21
International Harvester Co .
4 25
Expenses to Boston . 40
24 Telephone
9 40
Besse, Rolfe & Co. . .
I 50
27 Mitchell & Douglas . .
97
Shelf paper .
IO
J. F. Burnham, salary, August and September 100 00
Charles Booth, labor . .
16 59
Cash on hand .
115 OI
$549 66
Dec. 3 Alfred M. Ferguson
$ 50
Boy milking
30
Sheldon Bros .
21 00
4 Joseph Stokes .
1 00
6 Expenses to Brighton
IO
7 Joseph Woodhead, labor . Bailey's Express
25
20
Amount carried forward, $23 35
166
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $23 35
9 Joseph Woodhead, labor . 25
12 Collins Hardware Co. 2 26
T. W. Rogers .
38
Trolley to Lynn
IO
John Garner, labor .
27 37
Hobbs & Warren Co.
50
13 Expenses to Boston . Bailey's Express
20
14 P. D. Cook 3 00
15 J. Z. Hunt 50 00
G. W. Felton . 63
16 Peter J. Keeley, labor 25 00
Perkins and Tobey 3 82
7 00
E. J. Caverly & Co. J. A. Raddin .
2 00
18 Churchill .
2 00
19 Charles Booth, labor
8 00
21 Registered letter E. B. Holbrook
IO
25 J. B. Wiggin .
5 00
27 Butman & Cressey 199 49
28 Mrs. Richardson 10 00
J. T. Meacom ·
6 33
Postage stamps
25
McElman & Co.
9 46
. O. A. Getchell
8 70
29 C. A. Blakeley 22 60
30 J. O. Crowell . 3 81
J. F. Burnham, salary October, 50 00
John M. Pension ·
5 23
N. E. T. & T. Co. . 3 61
J. W. Harding & Co. .
2 45
P. B. Magrane
4 03
Tower Hill Fish Market . ·
6 55
Amount carried forward, $633 77
140 00
30
167
OVERSEERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $633 77
P. J. Kelley, labor for Decem-
ber
25 00
George Whitford, labor for
December
9 00
Kate Connell, labor for October, November and December 42 00
Sawyer & Berrett
25 21
Estabrook & Eaton
4 00
Harrison Bros. & Co.
7 75
Curley Brothers
435 81
Martin Hall & Co. .
34 45
Hobbs & Warren Co.
9 70
S. F. Davis
16 46
Tilden & Adlington
54 88
J. F. Hunt
77 44
J. F. Burnham, salary for Nov- ember and December 100 00
Tilden & Adlington
II 58
Tilden & Adlington
127 58
$1,614 63
Report of the Board of Selectmen.
To the Citizens of the Town of Saugus :
We have the honor to submit the following report for the year 1905.
Incidentals.
We deem it advisable to call attention to several unusual expenditures during the past year paid out of the Selectmen's Incidentals.
The appropriation for repairs on town buildings and grounds. not proving sufficient for such work as it was imperative to do in order to economically care for the town property, the follow- ing items were paid for out of the appropriation for Incidentals :
Repairs on retaining wall, East Saugus school $158 85 Repairs and new fence at North Saugus and East Saugus school 142 56
Pump, North Saugus
23 80
Cesspool, Town Hall
96 45
Repairs, East Saugus hose house
219 84
Gates at Felton school
67 00
$708 50
In addition to the above as. unusual, we would mention the following :
Extra legal services, briefs, metropolitan park tax $125 00 Forest fires, $445.10, an excess over 1904 of 334 34
New Town by-laws (printing) · · 60 00 · Gypsy and brown tail moths, on public grounds 65 00
Settlement, George Sewell
100 00
168
.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT. 16g
It will be seen from the above that if the item alone for repairs on Public Buildings and Grounds, $708.50, had been paid from the ;usual appropriation for that purpose there would have remained that much more unexpended balance of the Selectmen's Incidentals. It seems to us wise, when any considerable sum is required for a specific purpose, that a special appropriation be made for the same, rather than to pay for it from the Select- men's Incidentals. We, therefore, recommend that in the future special appropriations be made for the Water Tax, cover- ing the use of hydrants and drinking fountains, which is a fixed charge, amounting for the next five years to $579 per annum, and for the Tax Collector's compensation, making a correspond- ing deduction in the appropriation for Incidentals.
Highways and Bridges.
This has been a very busy department the past year. In addition to the spring and fall cleaning, the following streets have been re-surfaced : Chestnut street, Lincoln avenue from Bristow street to Central street, Cliftondale square, Walnut street, North Saugus, from Holliday's Corner to the North Saugus School-house. In Oaklandvale, Main and Howard streets from the Bennett estate to the Penney estate have been . regraded and the bridge at the junction of Vine street and High- land avenue has been widened and rebuilt. There has also been built 2,200 feet of fence in various parts of the Town, and minor repairs made in many places too numerous to mention. For full particulars see report of Superintendent of Streets.
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