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5 0I
2 4-in. plugs, 25c.
50
2 4-in. sleeves, $1.49
2 98
325 lbs. lead, $4.55
14 64
50 lbs. jute
2 45
Teaming
20 00
25 gal. oil .
2 50
Wood
5 14
Powder, fuse and caps
27 00
42 } days, $2.50
106 26
132 days, 72 hours, $2.00 .
265 88
165 days, 72 hours, $2.25, blasting
373 33
955 45
Amount carried forward,
$2,721 58
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
189
Amount brought forward,
$2,721 58
School street.
84 feet 6-in. pipe, 40c. $33 60
I 6-in. sleeve
2 II
2 6-in. plug .
60
75 lbs. lead, $4.55
3 42
Teaming
4 00
Wood and jute . 1 00
39 3-4 hours, at $2.50 per day
12 38
14 days, 5 hours, at $2.00 per day
29 25
Overlea avenue.
168 feet 6-in. pipe at 40c. .
$67 20
150 lbs. lead, at $4.55
6 54
Wood, coal, oil and jute
4 10
I 6-in. plug
60
I 6-in. sleeve
2 II
5 lbs. powder and fuse
I 50
Teaming .
9 50
29 ¿ days, at $2.50
73 75
62 days, I hour, at $2.00
1 24 25
16 days' blasting, at $2.25 .
36 00
Lawndale avenue.
144 feet 6-in. pipe at 40c. .
$57 60
125 lbs. lead at 4.55 .
5 69
Jute. .
1 00
I 6-in. sleeve
2 II
I 6-in. plug
60
15 lbs. powder, fuse and caps
3 00
Wood and oil
2 46
Teaming
8 50
28 days, at $2.50
70 00
68 1-4 days, at $2.00 .
136 50
14 1-2 days blasting at $2.25
.
32 63
320 09
Total extensions
$3,453 58
Stock on hand December 31, 1909
1,256 53
$4,710 II
86 35
325 55
I90
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Unexpended balance Dec. 31, 1908 $334 66
Loan March meeting . .
· 3,000 00
Stock on hand Dec. 31, 1908 1,353 SI
Unexpended balance Bristow street loan, 21 64
$4,710 II
Maintenance, 1909.
Repairing hydrants corner Winter and Maple street, East Saugus.
15 hrs. at $2.50 per day
$4 68
24 hrs. at $2.00 per day
6 00
4 hrs. at 6oc. per hour
2 40
Horse and rig · 4 00
$17 08
Setting down gate boxes.
26 hrs. at $2.50 per day
$8 03
54 hrs. at $2.00 per day
13 50
21 53
Repairing East Saugus water trough.
I ¿- in. galv. L . oS
I J-in. galv. union .
25
I piece 2-in. galv. pipe ·
IO
13 } feet 3-in. galv. pipe at Sc.
I OS
1 2-in. x z-in. bush
IO
40 lb. Portland cement
40
2 days labor at $2.50 . 5 00
2 days labor at $2.00 . 4 00
II OI
Repairing Saugus Centre trough.
72 feet 4-in. drain pipe at Sc.
$5 76
150 brick I 50
¿ bbl. Portland cement 90
1 4-in. cast iron Y
63
15 feet 3-in. galv. at roc.
I 50
I -in. galv. union
30
I ą-in. galv. nipple
10
I T handled stop and waste
I 50
¿ day horse and wagon
2 00
4 days, 3 hrs. at $2.50
IO 94
10 days at $2.00
20 00
45 53
Amount carried forward,
$95 15
191
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Amount brought forward, $95 15
Repairing leak Auburn Court R. R. crossing.
4 hrs. at $2.50 per day $1 25
12 hrs. at $2.00 per day 3 00
B. & M. R. R. section superintending, 2 41
6 66
Searching for leak on Adams avenue.
20 hrs. at $2.50 .
$6 25
36 hrs. at $2.00 . 9 00
15 25
Resetting hydrant Tuttle street.
4 feet 4-in. pipe at 25c. $1 00
2 4-in. bends pipe $2.27 each
4 54
12 pounds lead and yarn
55
I brass hydrant spindle
1 50
Teaming
2 00
30 hours at $2.50
9 38
44 hours at $2 .
11 00
Repairing hydrant corner Ballard street and Lincoln avenue."
I day at
$2 50
2 days at $2
4 00
Repairing leak Hesper street.
20 hrs. at $2.50 per day
$5 25
42 hrs. at $2
10 50
Teaming
1 50
18 25
Replacing hydrant near high school.
I hydrant .
$32 00
42 feet 6-in. pipe at 40c.
16 80
1 6-in. sleeve
2 II
1 6-in. bend
5 34
25 pounds lead and yarn
I 64
Teaming .
3 00
6 days at $2.50 .
15 00
16 days 2 hours at $2
32 50
108 39
Amount carried forward,
$280 17
29 97
6, 50
192
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Amount brought forward,
$2So 17
Searching for leak on Central street.
I day
$2 50
2 days at $2
. ·
.
4 00
Flushing hydrants.
60 hours at $2.50
Painting hydrants.
Paint, paint cans and brushes
$9 95
12 days at $2.50
30 00
7 days at $2
15 00
Repairing East Saugus water trough.
I day labor
$2 50
I day labor
2 00
Repairing leak Lincoln avenue East Saugus.
4 feet S-in. pipe at 66c. ·
$2 64
2 S-in. sleeves at $2.94
5 88
15 lbs. lead
69
Teaming
2 00
Blacksmith
2 00
Oil and wood
1 00
12 days at $2.50
30 00
47 days at $2.00
94 00
Boston & Maine Railroad bill, superin- tending repair Auburn court, Dec., 1 908
Paid L. G. Hawkes, measuring ledge, 1906 $2 00
Paid L. G. Hawkes, measuring ledge, 1907
2 00
Paid L. G. Hawkes, measuring ledge, 1908 ·
14 00
Street and gate plans
20 00 .
6 50
IS 75
54 95
4 50
138 21
3 14
38 00
Amount carried forward,
$544 22
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS. 193
Amount brought forward,
$544 22
Bought new forge
IO 67
Bought new anvil
8 50
Bought new suction hose for pump
with couplings and strainer for same
25 25
Bought new diaphragm for pump
I 80
Bought steel for drills
12 07
Bought small tools and sundries
.
21 34
Stock on hand December 31, 1909
27 00
$650 85
Appropriation March meeting ·
$300 00
Appropriation December meeting
200 00
Stock on hand December 31, 1908
115 73
Overdrew
35 12
$650 85
13
194
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Table Showing Location, Etc., of Water Pipes Laid Since 1887.
DIAMETER OF PIPES.
NAME OF STREET.
10 IN.
8 IN
6 IN.
4 IN.
Adams ave., cast iron
1887-91-94
Addison avenue
1909
Alden
452
1907
Ash, cast iron
475
1905
Atherton. 7 4 inch cast iron.
393
1887
Auburn, 164 feet 4 inch cast iron.
1899
Auburn Court, 150 feet 6 inch cast iron.
145
1900-09
Auburn, off Cross St., 1,016 feet 6 inch cast iron Avon
871
1887
Baker, cast iron.
573
1892
Ballard, cast iron
2,227
196
1894-06
Bristow street ..
2,220
1909
Broadway, cast iron
1,937
1896-97-07
Central
1,278
7.568
540
1887
Clayton avenue
1907
Columbus ave., cast iron
591
1891
Cottage
....
504
1890
Cleveland avenue
240
1908
Clifton.
. ..
768
336
Castle.
1887
Cliftondale ave., cast iron
230
48410
Curtis, cast iron ..
1893
Cliff Path, cast iron.
247 7
725.
1893
Cleveland ave., cast iron.
1,130
1893
Cross, Cliftondale, cast iron ..
1894
Cross, Saugus Centre, 250 feet 6 inch cast iron .. Crescent avenue
1908
Crescent, cast iron.
357
146
Danforth court .
...
1,854
87-9
Denver-Street court, 395 4 inch cast iron.
.... .
483
1898-97
Eaton avenue
312
1908-09
Edison, 243 cast iron.
1896
Elm, cast iron.
2,365
287
1892
Elm, Saugus Centre, cast iron.
4,252.5
1,373
1895-92
Essex, 518.13-10 cast iron
1887
Emery, cast iron
603
1891
Emery court, cast iron .
1898
Ernest, 404 feet 4 inch cast iron
692
. . .
. .
...
1894
Endicott, cast Iron
315
1894
Fair Vlew ..
1,020
311
1887-00
Fairmount, 315 feet 6 inch cast iron.
300
443
1899
Fairmount-Street court, 313 4 inch cast iron
100
1891-92
Felton, 349 cast Iron
1,000
134
1907
Foss avenue.
182
185
1902
Foster
494
1891
Forest ave., cast Iron.
413
1897
Falrnount ave., cast iron
489.5
733
1894
Franklin, cast iron.
72
310
1894
Granite court
242
1889-05
Granite street
296
1909
Grove, cast Iron
1896
Hamilton.
704
1887-97
Harlow street
292
1909
Harrison ave., 185 cast iron.
274
1895-92
High, cast iron.
375
242
1891
Herbert ave., cast iron
716
1892-07
Hesper, cast iron
658.5
372
Holstead street.
...
2,881
393.2
1892
Jackson
1887
Jackson-st court
1,397
1887
Jasper, 1749 cast iron
...
950
1896
Knowles ave., cast Iron.
.. .
......
431
1892
. ..
. . .
....
237
1900-06
Johnson, cast iron.
....
731
1909
Eustis, cast iron.
1893
Elmwood ave., cast iron
10
146
. .
.....
240
1894 1907-98-09
Denver, 1,545 cast iron.
... . . .
1900-97
Dream, 353 feet 4 inch cast iron
484
1887
Clifton avenue
1908-09
484
1891
1900
710
1900
3.130
132
YEAR LAID.
89-9
Floyd.
First, cast iron.
1893-97
...
1899
Horton, cast iron
1899-97
· 439
195
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
TABLE SHOWING LOCATION OF WATER PIPES-Continued.
DIAMETER OF PIPES.
NAME OF STREET.
YEAR LAID.
10 IN.
8 IN.
6 IN.
4 IN.
Kenwood avenue, cast iron.
1904
Kent, cast iron ...
1893
Laurel, cast iron.
244
Laconia avenue, cast iron.
585
1904
Lawndale avenue
984
1906-9
Levin, cast iron
144
1895
Lincoln avenue
3,149
468
1909
Linsdale street
135
1909
Lynnwood, cast iron
5,230
602
1887-96
Main, Saugus, 374 7-10 cast iron ..
2,362.7
.. .
89-93-94
Marden, cast iron.
451
1892-97
Maple, Cliftondale.
1889-94
Maple, Saugus, cast iron
610
1894-95
Morris place .
1,202.5
....
Mountain ave
1,150
11
1887-95
Myrtle, 278 feet cement.
264
1909
Newhall avenue
192
1897
Nowell
286
1907
Oak, cast iron.
292
1892
Oakley street
146
1909
Overlea avenue, cast iron
861
1904-09
Overlook terrace
144
1909
Pearson
487
1887
Park avenue, 48 4 cast iron
80
455
91-97-0-5-6 1904
Parker, cast iron.
447
1894-97
Pleasant ..
1,243
1887
Pleasant avenue, cast iron.
612
1892
Prospect Road, cast iron.
36
1904
Prospect, cast iron.
148
1905
Putnam, cast iron.
492.5
1893
Raddin terrace .
116
1909
Rhodes, 126 feet 4 inch cast iron.
253
1899-05
Riverside court
2,171
97
1887-94
School ...
84
1907-09
Second, cast iron
394
1894
Sherman, cast iron
410
1894-95
Stone, 30 feet 4 inch cast iron
741
1897-98
Sussex street
242
1909
Tuttle, cast iron
377.2
1892
Taylor. 132 cast iron
1,187
1887-93
Vermont avenue, cast iron.
387
1892
Vincent, cast iron ...
240
1894-96
Waban Road, cast iron.
528
132
1903
Wamasit avenue ..
198.6
1901
Waverly ave., Baker's Hill, cast iron.
7
1905-06
Western avenue, cast iron
1992-00
Wickford street.
890
1909
Winter
5,350
2.363.5
1887
Woodbury avenue
356
1891
Whitney, cast iron
.....
214
214
1899-03
Walnut (Pleasant Hills), cast iron.
449
1894
Walnut, North Saugus, cast iron
2,131
1895
Wendell, cast iron
232
8194-06
Main, Cliftondale, 722 5-10 cast iron
870.5
1,690
185
1907
Morton ave., 337 5-10
1891-93
543
1887-06
Mt. Vernon, 404 feet 6 inch cement.
992
1887-93
Newcomb avenue, cast iron.
Park Road, cast iron.
140
364
235
51
221
Richard, cast iron ..
1895-96
1887
Summer, 1.055 feet 6 inch cast iron
214
488
1804
Walcott court
1903
Washington avenue, 204 feet 6 inch
908.
1893
Wakefield avenue
624
251
247.5
468
1887-92
1887
Lindell street.
1887-92
235
196
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Inventory of Stock on Hand December 31, 1909.
2 lengths 10-inch pipe, 1,600 pounds; 3 lengths 8-inch pipe, 2,000 pounds ; 90 lengths 6-inch pipe, 36, 180 pounds ; 38 lengths 4-inch pipe, 9,443 pounds=49,223 pounds at $25.00 ton .
9 6 x 4 crosses at $5 97
53 73
14 8 x 4 tees at 7 06
98 84
5 4 x 6 tees at 5 0I 25 05
1 10 X 6 tee 10 32
10 10-inch sleeves at 4 98
49 80
19 8-inch sleeves at 2 84
53 96
4 6-inch sleeves at 2 II
8 44
15 4-inch sleeves at I 50
22 50
4 6-inch tees at 5 67
22 68
8 8 x 6 tees at 7 66
61 28
8 4-inch tees at 2 88
23 04
7 4 x 6 tees at 4 62
32 34
1 500 lbs. lead at
4 55
68 25
150 brick
I 50
5 4-inch gates at 7 60
38 00
9 6-inch plugs at
60
5 40
2 8-inch plugs at
SI
I 62
8 4-inch plugs at
25
7 08
2 4-inch bends at
2 27
4 54
4 6-inch bends at
5 34
21 36
5 gate boxes at 4 25
21 25
6 extensions at 2 00
12 00
12 covers at
20
2 40
I hydrant screw
I 50
Amount carried forward,
$1,264 17
.
2 00
2 6 x 4 reducers at 3 54
$615 29
197
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Amount brought forward,
$1,264 17
25 lbs. powder at 18
4 50
75 4-foot wire caps
2 25
25 fuse caps
30
¿ roll fuse
50
Io lbs. oakum at 5c.
50
98 lbs. jute at 42c.
4 41
I 6-inch cross
6 90
$1,283 53
Report of Cemetery Commissioners.
SAUGUS, MASS., December 31, 1909.
The undersigned respectfully submit the following as a re- port of the Cemetery Commissioners of the Town of Saugus for the year ending December 31st, 1909. The within report of the Superintendent of Cemetery is hereby made a part of our report
We think if we can have $2,500 to use in the Cemetery this year we can make a start towards putting out some shade trees there which the place very much needs.
Respectfully submitted,
H. H. ATHERTON, JOSEPH S. MEACOM, WILLIAM E. LUDDEN, Cemetery Commissioners.
199
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS.
Report of Superintendent of Cemetery for 1909.
Received for grading
$273 98
Interment fees
407 00
Mowing
765 35
Foundations .
III 71
Lots sold
286 80
Single graves
75 00
Miscellaneous
III
30
CR.
Paid Town Treasurer.
March 4
$124 00
March II
123 00
April 5
133 98
April 20
86 90
April 26
86 25
May 6.
98 40
May 19
122 90
June II
205 70
July 9
81 55
July 30
60 00
October 5 .
191 15
November 10
119 65
November 26
162 75
December 28
166 00
December 31
186 75
$2,031 14 Ninety interments.
(Amount due December 31, 1909, $497.75.)
The present value of tools and working utensils of the Ceme- tery Department is $285.
CHARLES L. DAVIS, Superintendent.
$2,031 14
May 14
82 16
TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Trustees of the Public Library.
In submitting their annual report your Trustees feel that under existing conditions the work this year has been very satisfactory.
More than one half of the entire appropriation was spent directly on books, buying new, rebinding old, and replacing many. We have bought several reference and historical vol- umes which will be of great value to the students in the High School, but we have not room to display them properly.
The matter of giving the Library the use of the second story of the old Town Hall will be brought definitely before the voters at the annual meeting, and your Trustees sincerely hope that for the good of the Library and the Town as a whole, that the citizens will grant this request.
Another thing which your Trustees believe would be for the best interest of the Library, and would mean a saving to the Town, is to allow the Trustees to elect a treasurer and give them complete control of the Library appropriation. This is done in a great many towns and the Library is greatly benefited.
The Trustees wish to express their thanks to the Librarian for her assistance and prompt service during the past year.
We also wish to thank the following persons for donations of books during the year.
Socialist Club, " Must."
Ernest Denman, M. D., " Sex Equality."
Ernest Denman, M. D., The Arcana of Nature.
201
PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT.
Benjamin F. Johnson, Metropolitan Improvement Commission Park Commission Report.
Mrs. Frank Graves, Latter Day Sweethearts, The Right of Way.
James H. Mann, Why Quakers do not Baptize with Water.
Magazines from Mrs. Kate Foster, Mrs. Cheever, Miss Nourse, Miss E. E. Newhall.
Respectfully submitted,
ERNEST W. HOMAN, Secretary.
202
PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT.
Report of Saugus Free Public Library for the Year Ending, December 31, 1909.
Amount of appropriation $500 00
Amount of dog tax .
.
Total amount .
.
612 43 - $1, 112 43
EXPENDITURES.
W. B. Clarke Co., for books $374 85
Little, Brown & Co., for books 27 53 .
Jordan, Marsh & Co., for books .
16 75
J. P. Lippincott, for books II 38
R. H. White & Co.
13 09
J. B. Millet, for book
21 38
W. B. Farquhar, for binding books
95 46
F. J. Barnard Co., for binding books 19 32
Massachusetts Magazine 6 00
A. J. Gordon, for book
3 25
H. C. White, for stereographs 6 00
Library bureau for cards, book pockets, book cards, borrowers' pockets, book supports, etc. ·
9 63
Ole Christiansen for shelves, steps and repairs 12 75
Subscription to Public Libraries, Maga- zine .
1 00
J. C. Lewis, for sign ·
I 25
E. E. Newhall, for salary as librarian ·
320 00
J. A. Corson, assistant librarian 127 88
F. V. Edmands, service in library 15 55
M. A. Bryant, for service 6 40
E. E. Newhall, for cataloging extra labor, 24 00
Total amount
$1,113 47
Respectfully submitted,
EMMA E. NEWHALL,
Librarian.
203
PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT.
Saugus Free Public Library.
Amount received from fines $21 95
EXPENDITURE OF MONEY RECEIVED FROM FINES.
Stationery
$2 40
Express
5 95
Postage stamps
I 60
Postal cards .
75
Typewriter ribbon
I 50
Repairs on typewriter
1 00
Mending materials
2 70
Ink
70
Paste
1 00
Cheese cloth .
90
Daters .
I 50
Miscellaneous
I
95
Total amount expended
$21 95
Number of volumes in library Jan. I,
1909
9,200
Number of volumes added during year
486
Number destroyed, contagious diseases
I 2
Number of volumes worn out
65
Number of volumes in library, Jan. I,
1910 .
9,609
Number of volumes loaned during the year . 24,897
Per cent. of fiction
82
Respectfully submitted,
EMMA E. NEWHALL, Librarian.
REPORT OF Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Mr. H. B. Newhall, Chairman Sinking Fund Commis- sioners :
DEAR SIR :- I hereby submit for your consideration my report of the condition of the Town of Saugus Sinking Fund at the close of business December 31st, 1909.
DR.
To balance as reported
$719 79
Interest on Town of Merrimac bond
40 00
Interest on City of Boston bond
So oo
Interest on City of Cambridge bond .
35 00
Town of Saugus note
200 00
Appropriation for 1909
.
500 00
Interest on account .
15 55
$1,722 34
CR.
By rent of vault .
$5 00
City of Gloucester bond
.
990 00
Balance on deposit .
727 34
$1,722 34
Interest on City of Everett bond
132 00
205
REPORT OF SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.
The condition and value of the Sinking Fund January 1, 1910 is therefore as follows :
City of Everett Bond due 1915 for . $3,300 00
Town of Merrimac 1915
. 1,000 00
City of Cambridge 1915
1,000 00
City of Boston 1916 2,000 00 .
Town of Saugus Note 1910
·
5,000 00
City of Gloucester 1916
1,000 00
Deposit on hand
727 34
Total value
$14,027 34
Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH S. MEACOM, Treasurer Sinking Fund.
The total amount of bonds are $13,300 00 The cash in the Sinking Fund Treasury is 727 34
Making a total of
$14,027 34
The appropriation required for the year 1910 will be $500 00
HERBERT B. NEWHALL, HERBERT O. PRATT, WILLIAM F. BELCHER, Sinking Fund Commissioners.
.
.
REPORT OF Sealer of Weights and Measures FROM MAY 1, 1909 TO JANURRY 1, 1910.
Tested.
Sealed.
Con- demned.
Platform scales, capacity over 5,000 lbs.,
6
6
Platform scales, capacity under 5,000
lbs.
24
24
Computing scales
9
8
Weights .
314
314
Dry Measure
119
119
Linear measure
7
7
Milk jars .
10,821
10,620
201
11,536
11,327
209
Receipts for sealing weights and measures as above . $33 40
Paid over to Town Treasurer
33 40
I
All other scales
87
8 I
6
Liquid Measure, other than milk jars,
149
148
I
Respectfully submitted, JAMES F. PRATT, Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Tree Warden's Report.
I have in the past year trimmed the majority of young trees, which needed trimming very badly and have had to take down a few large elm trees which were dead and have removed a large number dead and dangerous limbs in all parts of the Town.
I should recommend the sum of $200 for the care of trees and $100 for setting out trees.
THOMAS E. BERRETT, Tree Warden.
Report of Cattle and Milk Inspector.
as
GENTLEMEN,-I have inspected slaughtered animals follows :
Beef cattle 96 - Hogs
147 Lamb
I
I found them all in good condition.
In making the annual inspection, I examined 807 head of cattle, 173 hogs and 5 goats all of which were good.
I issued 23 milk licenses.
Respectfully submitted.
A. W. SAWYER,
SAUGUS, January 27, 1910.
Inspector.
Janitor's Report.
Dr.
Received for rent of Town Hall, 1909 .
$707 00
Cr.
Paid Treasurer
$561 00
Paid Police .
146 00
$707 00
Due from 1907, $8.00. Donated.
J. E. MANSFIELD, Janitor.
Hay Scales.
Received from hay scales, 1909 .
$5 20
Paid Treasurer . · .
5 20
J. E. MANSFIELD,
DECEMBER 31, 1909.
Public Weigher.
14
Trust Funds for Cemetery Lots.
Report of the condition of the trust funds in the hands of the Treasurer, the income of which is devoted to the perpetual care of the following lots in Riverside Cemetery :
Mary A. Perley, Lot 226.
Dr. Balance
$300 31
Interest
12 12
-
$312 43
Cr. Care of lot.
$5 00
Balance
3º7 43
$312 43
Henry Hone lot.
Dr. Balance
$268 94
Interest
IO 84
$279 78
Cr. Care of lot
$7 00
Balance
$272 78
$279 78
Edward Ward lot.
Dr. Balance
$56 48
Interest
2 26
$58 74
Cr. Care of lot
$1 00
Balance
57 74
$58 74
2II
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
Ira Draper lot.
Dr. Balance
114 45
Interest
4 60
$119 05
Cr. Care of lot
$2 50
Balance
116 55
$119 05
Twiss-Jones and half of Snow tomb.
Dr. Balance
$172 77
Interest
6 96
$179 73
Cr. Care of lot
$5 00
Balance
174 73
$179 73
Butterfield-Avery lot.
Dr. Balance
$III 13
Interest
4 48
$115 61
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
$112 61
$115 61
L. B. George Lot 142.
Dr. Balance
$234 13
Interest
9 44
$243 57
Cr. Care of lot
$5 00
Balance
$238 57
$243 57
Charles L. Smith lot.
Dr. Balance
$118 40
Interest
4 76
$123 16
Cr. Care of lot
$6 00
Balance
.
117 16
$123 16
212
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
George G. Spurr lot.
Dr. Balance
$88 61
Interest
3 57
$92 18
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
89 18
$92 18
H. M. George lot.
Dr. Balance
$329 90
Interest
13 32
$343 22
Cr. Care of lot
$8 00
Balance
335 22
$343 22
Graves of Delia and Thomas Mansfield.
Dr. Balance
$55 53
Interest
2 24
$57 77
Cr. Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
56 27
$57 77
John B. Walton lot.
Dr. Balance
$55 53
Interest
2 24
$57 77
Cr. Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
56 27
$57 77
Mary Andrews lot.
Dr. Balance
$107 II
Interest
4 32
$III 43
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
108 43
$III 43
.
213
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
Betsy Pranker lot.
Dr. Balance
$281 89
Interest
II 38
$293 27
Cr. Care of lot
$9 00
Balance
284 27
$293 27
William Mills lot.
Dr. Balance
$83 97
Interest
3 36
$87 33
Cr. Care of lot
$2 00
Balance
85 33
$87 33
Lewis P. Hawkes lot.
Dr. Balance
$238 37
Interest
IO 62
$248 99
Cr. Care of lot
$8 00
Balance
240 99
$248 99
Daniel F. Wilson lot.
Dr. Balance
$106 44
Interest
4 29
$IIO 73
Cr.
Care of lot
$3 00
Fixing stone
I 00
Balance
106 73
$IIO 73
Maria A. Dunn lot.
Dr. Balance
$86 31
Interest
3 48
$89 79
Cr. Care of lot
$2 00
Balance
87 79
$89 79
214
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
Joseph Hinchcliffe lot.
Dr. Balance
$108 47
Interest
4 37
$112 84
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
109 84
$112 84
Edward E. Oliver lot.
Dr. Balance
$60 10
Interest
.
2 42
$62.52
Cr. Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
61 02
$62 52
Elizabeth Hathaway lot.
Dr. Balance
$227 22
Interest
9 17
$236 39
Cr. Care of lot
$2 50
Balance
233 89
$236 39
Jerome Wilson lot.
Dr. Balance
$105 22
Interest
4 24
$109 46
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
106 46
$109 46
Mary E. Merrill lot.
Dr. Balance
$52 53
Interest .
.
2 12
$54 65
Cr.
Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
$53 15
$54 65
.
.
.
.
.
.
215
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
James C. Lockwood lot.
Dr. Balance
$155 39
Interest
6 26
$161 65
Cr. Care of lot
$5 00
Balance
$156 65
$161 65
Mary G. Thayer lot.
Dr. Balance
$101 00
Interest
4 08
$105 08
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
102 08
$105 08
Ephriam Pierce lot.
Dr. Balance
$105 96
Interest
4 27
$IIO 23
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
107 23
$IIO 23
Emma E. Newhall lot. Northerly half 318.
Dr. Balance
$53 00
Interest
2 14
$55 14
Cr. Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
53 64
$55 14
Timothy O. Parker lot.
Dr Balance
$53 00
Interest
2 14
$55 14
Cr. Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
53 64
$55 14
216
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
Roswell Hitchings lot.
Dr. Balance
$102 85
Interest
.
4 14
$106 99
Cr.
Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
103 99
$106 99
Thomas Stocker lot.
Dr. Balance
$77 59
Interest
3 13
$80 72
Cr.
Care of lot
$2 00
Balance
78 72
$So 72
Joshua Kingsbury
Dr. Balance
$77 59
Interest
3 13
$80 72
Cr.
Care of lot
$2 00
Balance
78 72
$80 72
Estate of Enoc T. Kent for Newhall and Kent lot.
Dr. Balance
$102 62
Interest
4 14
$106 76
Cr.
Care of lot
$3 50
Balance
103 26
$106 76
William E. Ludden lot.
Dr. Balance
$106 12
Interest
4 29
$IIO 41
Cr. Balance
$IIO 41
·
·
217
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
James Shrovereel lot.
Dr. Balance
$78 59
Interest
3 17
$81 76
Cr. Care of lot
$1 00
Balance
80 76
$81 76
William E. Boardman lot.
Dr. Balance
$101 00
Interest
4 08
$105 08
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
102 08
$105 08
William Parry lot.
Dr. Balance
$101 00
Interest
408 00
$105 08
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
102 08
$105 08
William Thomas lot.
Dr. Balance
$50 00
Interest
2 02
$52 02
Cr. Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
50 52
$52 02
Estate C. D. Fisk & Lot 318.
Dr. Balance
$52 00
Interest
2 10
$54 10
Cr. Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
52 60
$54 10
-
218
TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY LOTS.
Henry Walton lot.
Dr. Balance
$100 00
Interest
4 04
$104 04
Cr. Care of lot
$3 00
Balance
.
IOI 04
$104 04
Ernest M. Wheelock lot.
Dr. Balance
$70 00
Interest
2 82
$72 82
Cr. Care of lot
$2 82
Balance
70 00
$72 82
T. O. Stocker lot.
Dr. Balance
$52 00
Interest
2 10
$54 10
Cr.
Care of lot
$1 50
Balance
.
52 60
$54 10
Sarah J. Green lot.
Dr. Balance
$85 00
Interest
I 70
$86 70
Cr. Balance
$86 70
James T. Whittaker lot.
Dr. Balance
$100 00
Interest ·
2 00
$102 00
Cr. Balance
$102 00
.
.
.
.
-
.
219
TRUST FUND CEMETERY LOTS.
Caroline Sykes lot. Dr. Balance
Interest
$42 40 84
$43 24
Cr.
Balance
$43 24
J. S. MEACOM,
Trustec.
Appraiser's Report.
Ward One.
Schoolhouse .
$1,600 00
Land
200 00
$1,800 00
Ward Two.
Grammar schoolhouse. .
$4,500 00
Land
.
.
.
1,200 00
Old Town Hall
9
.
2,500 00
Land
1,200 00
Roby school building
31,000 00
Land
2,500 00
Land, Pleasant Hill School
700 00
Town Hall
42,000 00
Hose house
2,700 00
Shed
200 00
Land .
5,000 00
Public Library
4,500 00
Saugus Home and buildings
5,500 00
Tillage land, 60 acres
15,720 00
Woodland, 200 acres
8,000 00
Personal property at Farm
5,000 00 Cemetery
4,000 00
Hathaway estate
4,000 00
High School building
47,212 00
Land
3,600 00
$191,032 00
Amount carried forward,
$192,832 00
.
.
.
.
221
APPRAISERS' REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$192,832 00
Ward Three.
Old schoolhouse
$5,000 00
Land ,
1,100 00
New grammar school, Lincoln ave.,
15,000 00
Land
2,000 00
Essex street schoolhouse .
2,500 00
Land
1,000 00
Brick schoolhouse .
20,000 00
Land
2,300 00
Central street schoolhouse
23,500 00
Land
2,500 00
Gravel pit
.
500 00
$75,400 00
Ward Four.
Schoolhouse .
$9,000 00
Land
1,300 00
Hose house
3,000 co
Land
500 00
Lynnhurst schoolhouse
3,000 00
Land
1,000 00
$17,800 00
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