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Dr. A. W. Sawyer, inspecting cattle milk, etc. 41 00
R. T. Allen, installing gas lights Hose House 3 5 20
G. A. Henneberg, printing for Assessors in 1907 4 50.
A. W. Beede, 6 yds. linoleum for Assessors in 1907 8 50
Niles, Stevens, Underwood & Mayo, draw-
ing contract between M. J. McCafferty and Assessors 4 00
5 Norfolk Press, letter heads, Assessors' blanks etc., for Assessors' in 1907 65 50
Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter for Assessors' in 1907 . 102 50
Yawman & Erbe Mfr. Co., supplies for Assessors' in 1907 . 373 32
Amount carried forward,
$2,696 41
77
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $2,696 41
April 5 George D. Hendry, ruling book for As- sessors' in 1907 .
1 00
R. S. Jones, book for Assessors' in 1907 . 6 00
Newhall & Co., labor on desks and furniture for Assessors' in 1907 13 75
J. C. Marshall & Son, screen door 5 75
16 N. J. Wales, 50 yards gauze 2 25
J. H. Brown, 2 electric lights, Hose H. 2, 2 50
H. A. Parker, postage and expressing 9 15
Eugene Stevens, repairing chimney, Hath- away Estate . 2 00
Eugene Stevens, posting notices on forest trees 2 00 .
George Parsons, rubber stamp . I 25
George Parsons, incidental expenses . 2 40
A. G. Burnham, toilet paper I 00
G. C. Parcher, M. D., reporting 8 births 2 00
Gilson, Hatch & Wood, mantles and fuse wire I IO
Gertrude B. Claus, stenographic services 2 00
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall 28 00
J. E. Mansfield, extra help
I 00
Eugene Stevens and others, services at forest fires 13 25
Judge W. E. Ludden, fees for witnesses in Murphy case 100 00
May
3 J. B. Blood Co., refreshments for firemen Cliftondale fire 17 J2
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall .
20 17
28 00
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . . Charles Varnum, repairing curtain rope Town Hall ·
50
Amount carried forward,
$2,958 60
78
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $2,958 60 May 3 Judge W. E. Ludden, legal services Murphy case . 150 00
J. S. Meacom, Treas., incidental expenses, 7 04 Eugene Stevens and others services at forest fires I 75
Hobbs & Warren Co., 2 filing cabinets 7 00
Tilden & Adlington, supplies Town Hall
22 78
Henry Attwill, legal services
315 00
Lynn Gas & Electric Co. service Town Hall
9 21
17 J. Arthur Raddin, 10 yards cotton cloth I 25
Clarence Coates, collecting $362.44 tax of 1906 at 12 per cent.
5 43
Clarence Coates, collecting $1,730.62 tax of 1907 at I per cent.
17 30
Clarence Coates, collecting $8, 163.32 tax of 1908 at 1 per cent.
81 63
Eugene Stevens and others services at forest fires North Saugus
43 70
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00
Henry M.Meek Pub.Co., birth return books, Niles, Stevens, Underwood & Mayo, legal services in Murphy case
I 50
600 00
Tilden & Adlington, supplies Town Hall . I 35 Joseph Whitehead, supplies for Town Hall, C. L. Lucas, 138 house numbers 7 59
I 32
June 7 J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 42 00
J. E. Mansfield, supplies Town Hall 1 00
W. and L. E. Gurley, supplies for Sealer of Weights and Measures 3 75
Dr. A. W. Sawyer, inspecting cattle, milk, etc. ·
24 00
Peter A. Flaherty and others, services at forest fires ·
6 50
Amount carried forward,
$4,337 70
79
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $4,337 70
June 7 George Dugan and others, services at forest fires 2 85
F. E. Berrett and others, services at forest fires 5 95
Henry A. Parker, services Selectmen's clerk, 25 00
Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service Town Hall 68
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall . 3 62
Eastman & Bradford, services in Murphy
case .
21 00
Free Public Library, binding set Town Reports 1 00
16 Hobbs & Warren, supplies for Town Clerk 6 50
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall 28 00
J. E. Mansfield, supplies Town Hall 2 50
July 2 A. G. Burnham, 2 brushes, Town Hall 7 50
Harland A. Danforth, reporting 20 births . 5 00
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00 Hobbs & Warren, ink well, Town Clerk I 25
George Parsons, incidental expenses . 2 60
W. E. Ludden, legal services . 145 00
19 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service Town Hall I 70
Eugene Stevens and others, services at for- est fires 14 55
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00
E. B. Newhall, use of carriage for Select- men 3 00 .
G. F. Wilcox, negatives and prints . ·
3 00
E. B. Newhall, use of team for Sealer of Weights and Measures . 6 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall
3 32
Amount carried forward,
$4,683 72
80
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $4,683 72
Aug. 2 J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00
J. E. Mansfield, supplies . 30
G. C. Parcher, M. D., returning 10 births, 2 50
Tilden & Adlington, supplies Town Hall . 85 Hobbs & Warren, cash book collector I 50
Sawyer & Bennett, ice Town Hall 2 07
Charles L. Davis, returning 46 deaths
11 50
Clarence Coates, collecting $540.40 tax of 1906 at 1} per cent. ,
8 10
16 Clarence Coates, collecting $2,578.06 tax of 1907 at I per cent. 25 78
Clarence Coates, collecting $7,485.72 tax of 1908 at } per cent. 37 43
Clarence Coates, collecting $100.00 interest of 1906 at 1} per cent. . I 50
Clarence Coates, collecting $190.00 inter- est of 1907 at I per cent. ·
I 90
Clarence Coates, collecting expenses on 56 Tax Titles 277 69
A. G. Burnham, supplies Town Hall I 51
J. M. Berrett, 2 cords wood Town Hall 10 00
Hobbs & Warren Co., supplies Town Clerk, 3 70
Broad Gage Iron Works, window guards Town Clerk's office 3 50
J. E. Mansfield, janitor service from Aug. I to Sept. 5 . 70 00
Sept. 2 A. B. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . ·
28 00
Perry & Searle Co., printing notices . 2 00
Hobbs & Warren Co., supplies 1 25
T. T. Perkins, M. D., returning 14 births, E. B. Newhall, team for Sealer of Weights and Measures 4 00
3 50
Henry A. Parker, postage and expressing 8 25
20 A. B. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . ·
28 00
Amount carried forward,
$5,246 55
81
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $5,246 55
Sept. 20 Public Water Board, Lynn service for
watering troughs . 75 00
Public Water Board, Lynn service Town Hall 10 00
Perry & Searle Co., 3 lots voting lists 55 00
Perry & Searle, 4,000 transo envelopes
9 50
Perry & Searle, 4,000 Collector's notices
10 00
Perry & Searle, 25 notices to voters . 4 50
Hobbs & Warren, supplies Town Clerk 8 57
G. W. Caswell, moving stove, Hose House 2 I 50
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall, July and August 7 17 .
E. P. Lincoln, witness fee Murphy case 5 00
Lynn Coal Co., fuel for Town Hall . 305 13
4 H. B. McArdle, supplies Town Clerk 6 25
Tilden & Adlington, hose bands .
25
J. E. Stocker, 2,200 stamped envelopes 24 73
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00
J. E. Mansfield, supplies . 1 00
W. F. Paul, repairs Town Hall 4 48
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall . .
4 21
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service G. Quarmby 4 20
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00
Hatch & Wood Electric Co., mantles 1 00
Henry A. Parker, collecting $8,648.58 tax of 1909 at & of I per cent. 64 85
Hobbs & Warren Co., printing, Town Clerk 2 20
The Ballard Press, 2,200 envelopes, T. Berrett 2 50
The Ballard Press, 2, 200 notices, T. Berrett, 3 50
Amount carried forward,
$5,913 09
Oct.
6
82
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $5,913 09
Oct. 4 T. E. Berrett, folding and addressing notices to property owners 16 00
Nov. I G. H. & A. L. Nichols, 4 receipt books for Treasurer 3 50
Perry & Searle Co., 3 lots voting lists 30 00
Perry & Searle, 30 tally sheets . 8 75
Perry & Searle, 100 notices
3 50
D. B. Willis, repairing lock and door, Hose House 3 I 25 ·
Hobbs & Warren Co., receipt book for janitor . 6 50
F. W. Joy, erecting and removing booths, 2 00
J. E, Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00
J. E. Mansfield, erecting and removing booths . · N. R. Stiles, sawdust 25
2 00
Joseph Whitehead, supplies Town Hall
4 07
Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service Town Hall .
9 76
15 G. C. Parcher, M. D., returning 4 births, Hobbs & Warren, rubber bands I 60
1 00
Hatch & Wood Electric Co., surface switch, Peter J. Flaherty, services as registrar ·
66
D. S. Bannon, services as registrar ·
34 00
J. Wesley Paul, services as registrar . ·
34 00
Henry A. Parker, services as registrar and preparing and recording election . ·
57 50
Henry A. Parker, collecting $35,454.12 tax of 1909 at & of I per cent. 265 90
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . 28 00
A. G. Burnham, supplies Town Hall 5 15
T. E. Berrett, cleaning spraying machines, 9 00
A. B. Mansfield, cleaning spraying machines, 6 00
Election Officers, services Precinct I ·
66 00
Amount carried forward,
$6,571 48
34 00
83
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $6,571 48
Nov. 15 Election Officers, services Precinct 2 66 00
Election Officers, services Precinct 3 66 00
Dec. 6 C. O. Thompson, services 4 officers elec- tion day 20 00
J. E. Mansfield, janitor 42 00
J. E. Mansfield, extra help 2 00
F. H. Tuzzer, repairing, painting and varn- ishing hose wagon, Gypsy Moth Depart- ment 20 00
Tilden & Adlington, supplies 68
T. E. Berrett and others, services at forest fires IO 40
Dr. E. A. L. Francois, returning II births, 2 75
Lynn Gas & Electric Co., services Town Hall 40 48
Hobbs & Warren, supplies Town Clerk I : 20
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall .
1I 79
20 Mrs. C. L. Mansfield, laundering towels .
1 50
C. O. Thompson, erecting booths, Nov. 2, 2 00
George W. Gale, reporting 18 births
4 50
Henry A. Parker, balance salary Select- men's clerk . 50 00
Clarence Coates, expenses of 62 tax titles, Clarence Coates, collecting $11, 106.59 tax of 1908 at ¿ of I per cent.
332 80
Clarence Coates, collecting $2,411.94 tax of 1907 at 1 per cent. 24 12
55 56
Clarence Coates, collecting $130.00 tax of 1906 at 12 per cent. I 95
Clarence Coates, collecting $380.00 interest of 1907 at I per cent. 3 80 . Clarence Coates, collecting $63.00 interest of 1906 at 12 per cent. . 94
Amount carried forward,
$7,331 95
84
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $7,331 95
Dec. 20 C. A. Blakeley, repairing furniture and boiler Town Hall . 6 65
C. A. Blakeley, distributing warrants State election 5 00
C. A. Blakeley, distributing warrants for Town meeting 18 00
C. A. Blakeley, cleaning gutters Town Hall ·
5 00
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall . .
28 00
J. E. Mansfield, supplies, car fares and postage ·
2 00
Methodist Episcopal Society East Saugus, use of bell for fire alarm 8 years ·
80 00 First Orthodox Congregational Society, use of bell for fire alarm 8 years 80 00
Perry & Searle, printing for Town Clerk . 3 75
Miss Laura G. Murry, stenographic services at hearing 10 00 Miss Laura G. Murray, writing 8 sets build- ing laws 8 16
J. R. Walsh, I pair glasses to Lottie Pink- ham ordered by Dr. C. G. Parcher
I 25
27 Henry A. Parker, postage and express 6 75
Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service Town Hall 32 72 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Town Hall 8 36
Public Water Board of Lynn, service Hath- away estate. 5 00
George Parsons, paper, postage and inci- dentals . 3 30
Hobbs & Warren, supplies Town Clerk 7 75
J. A. Galeucia & Son, repairing and rais- ing flagstaff and lowering same 12 20
Amount carried forward,
$7,655 84
S5
SELECTMEN'S INCIDENTALS.
Amount brought forward, $7,655 84
Dec. 31 Frank S. Whitten, Auditor's check book 8 25
Clarence Coates, collecting $250.00 tax of 1906 at 12 per cent. .
3 75
Clarence Coates, collecting $1,800.40 tax of 1907 at I per cent. .
18 00
Clarence Coates, collecting $4,703.50 tax of 1908 at } of I per cent. . .
23 5I
Clarence Coates, collecting $250.00 inter-
est of 1907 at I per cent. 2 50
Clarence Coates, collecting $519.52 inter- est of 1908 at ¿ of I per cent. ·
2 60
Perry & Searle, 2,500 warrants 10 00
Perry & Searle, 300 report circulars F. C., 3 25
Extinguishing forest fires 3 10
L. J. Austin, expense on tax title sales to Town, 1907 . 22 00 L. J. Austin, expense on tax title sales to Town, 1908 . 103 55
L. J. Austin, collecting $8.00 tax of 1899 at 12 per cent. I 2
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L. J. Austin, collecting $3.72 interest of 1899 at 12 per cent. · L. J. Austin, collecting $152.99 tax of 1900 at Iz per cent. 2 29 · L. J. Austin, collecting $1.92 interest of 1900 at 12 per cent. 03 . L. J. Austin, collecting $216. 12 tax of 1901 at I per cent. 2 16 L. J. Austin, collecting $1.44 interest of 1901 at I per cent. OI ·
L. J. Austin, collecting $351. 74 tax of 1902 at I per cent. 3 51
L. J. Austin, collecting $80.65 interest of 1902 at I per cent. So .
Amount carried forward,
$7,865 33
86
STATE AID.
Amount brought forward, $7,865 33 Dec. 30 L. J. Austin, collecting $1,289.93 tax of 1903 at I per cent. 12 90
L. J. Austin, collecting $122.38 interest of 1903 at I per cent. I 22
· L. J. Austin, collecting $4,312.22 tax of 1904 at I per cent. 43 12
. L. J. Austin, collecting $456.34 interest of 1904 at I per cent. 4 56
J. E. Mansfield, janitor Town Hall 4 00 .
J. H. Williams, repairing lawn mower 2 25 R. L. Mansfield, services in Murphy case . 5 00
Tilden & Adlington, snow shovel
35
J. S. Meacom, supplies and incidentals
4 60
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service account G. Quarmby 2 00
W. F. Craig, post office box rent .
60
Total Selectmen's Incidentals . $7,945 93
Unexpended 35
$7,946 28
State Aid.
APPROPRIATION.
Annual March Meeting . $3,000 00
EXPENDITURES.
Bragg, Elisha
.
$72 00
Bragg, Sarah
.
.
48 00
Butler, William
.
.
48 00
Amount carried forward,
$168 00
87
STATE AID.
Amount brought forward,
$168 00
Chase, Mary E.
48 00
Chisholm, Robert .
72 00
Christopherson, James
72 00
Clark, Thomas W.
72 00
Cummings, Henry
70 00
Dearborn, John A.
72 00
Deshon, Francis
32 00
Deshon, Hannah
32 00
Dizer, Charlotte
48 00
Durgin, John C.
36 00
Durgin, Mary
32 00
Fiske, Willard L.
18 00
Flagg, Maria S.
52 00
Foye, John E.
72 00
Getchell, Ellen B. .
48 00
Goss, Helen
32 00
Guild, John H.
72 00
Guilford, Adaline M. Hanscom, George H.
42 00
Hanson, Eliza A.
48 00
Hanson, Edward A.
72 00
Hawkes, Ward W.
48 00
Hodges, Charlotte
40 00
Holt, John C.
72 00
Jeffers, Edward A.
36 00
Johnson, Moses H.
54 00
Jones, Ednah F.
36 00
Knox, David R.
54 00
Mansfield, Charles H.
72 00
Mansfield, Lorenzo
66 00
Marston, Frances
48 00
McFarland, Mary A.
12 00
McIntire, Mary
24 00
Murray, Harriet
20 00
Amount carried forward,
$1,840 00
48 00
88
STATE AID.
Amount brought forward,
$1,840 00
Newhall, Europe R. R. .
72 00
Newhall, George H.
24 00
Newhall, Joseph
72 00
Newhall, Lucy
48 00
O'Keefe, Ellen M. .
S oo
Pearsons, Edward H.
54 00
Penney, Alonzo
72 00
Penney, Mary P.
48 00
Penney, George H.
72 00
Penney, Eliza A.
48 00
Pierce, Adelia
48 00
Pratt, James F.
48 00
Ramsdell, Charles A.
.
72 00
Rhodes, Walter E.
48 00
Roach, Ann .
48 00
Sanborn, Mary J. .
48 00
Shaw, Elnathan P.
72 00
Smith, John S.
54 00
Smith, Julia .
28 00
Smith, Robert
30 00
Steele, Harriet
48 00
Stevens, Sylvanus B.
60 00
Stocker, William M.
48 00
Stowell, Ellen M. .
16 00
Swan, Eben M.
72 00
Swan, Mary K.
48 00
Tarbox, William W.
54 00
Upham, Hannah L.
48 00
Walker Albert S. .
72 00
Walker, Adelia
48 00
Wells, Ivory .
72 00
Wiley, Charles E. .
60 00
Total expenditure
$3,500 00
Overdrawn
500 00 .
(All repaid by the State)
.
-
89
SCHOOLS.
Soldiers' Relief. Appropriation Annual Town Meeting $500 00
EXPENDITURES.
Bragg, Elisha
$ 6 00
Burbank, Willard W.
48 00
Clifford, Ella I.
59 25
Jeffers, Edward A.
48 00
Maker, Catherine
24 00
Marston, Frances
48 00
Newhall, Europe R. R.
73 00
Pratt, Mrs. Charles W.
60 00
Shaw, Elnathan P.
48 00
Smith, Julia . .
48 00
Stackpole, George K.
96 00
Summers, Mary
48 00
Upham, Hannah L.
48 00
Wiggin, Lydia
48 00
Total expenditure
$702 25
Overdrawn
202 25
Schools.
APPROPRIATIONS.
Annual Meeting
$34,500 00
Dec. 17 To pay bills contracted in 1908
347 00
Received from State
431 50
Received from City of Boston
147 00
Refund to Treasurer
12 50
Sale of old books
8 25
Total appropriations
$35,446 25
90
SCHOOLS.
EXPENDITURES.
Feb. I Selectmen's orders
. $3,483 97
Mar. I Selectmen's orders . 2,889 76 ·
22 Selectmen's orders
2,428 50
Apr. 5 Selectmen's orders 847 30
16 Town of Wakefield, tuition of Edith and Mabel Lewis
25 00
May 3 Selectmen's orders
3,043 23
June 7 Selectmen's orders
3,208 83
16 Selectmen's orders
2,482 40 .
July 2 Selectmen's orders 519 92 .
Aug. 2 Selectmen's orders
1,205 24 .
16 Selectmen's orders
534 69 .
Sept. 2 Selectmen's orders
1,543 02
Oct. 4 Selectmen's orders
·
2,458 35
4 Selectmen's orders
540 00 .
Nov. I Selectmen's orders
2,462 75
I Selectmen's orders
·
.
832 34
15 Selectmen's orders
2,447 25 ·
Dec. 6 Selectmen's orders
.
353 58
20 Selectmen's orders
2,445 50
20 Selectmen's orders
219 51
31 Selectmen's orders
373 27
Total for schools
$35,445 70
Unexpended balance. 55
$35,446 25
(For detail expenditures see report of School Committee.)
Superintendent of Schools
Appropriation, Annual Meeting
. $1,500 00
EXPENDITURE.
Ten payments of $150.00 each
. $1,500 00
·
·
.
·
20 Selectmen's orders
I,IOI 29
91
INSIDE REPAIRS ON SCHOOL HOUSES.
Inside Repairs on School Houses.
APPROPRIATION.
Annual Meeting $500 00
EXPENDITURES.
Feb. I Welt & Co., repairs at Cliftondale School- house
$8 55
W. George Greenlay, changing plumbing old Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse 50 00 W. George Greenlay, setting glass old Lin- coln avenue Schoolhouse 70
W. George Greenlay, stop and waste faucet and labor 3 50
W. George Greenlay, new grate for fur- nace and labor I 25
W. George Greenlay, new doors and frame for bulkhead, etc. . .
16 00
Mar.
R. T. Allen, repairing closet High School I 80 I J. M. Hall, setting glass Felton Schoolhouse, 1 00 R. T. Allen, cement and labor Felton Schoolhouse . 5 20 R. T. Allen, repairing closets East Saugus Schoolhouse 2 40 . R. T. Allen, repairs at Cliftondale School- house 3 52
R. T. Allen, repairing and cleaning fur- nace Cliftondale Schoolhouse II IO
R. T. Allen, repairing frame Felton School- house · R. T. Allen, repairs and labor Essex street Schoolhouse . I 67
75
R. T. Allen, repairs and labor Cliftondale Schoolhouse . ·
2 10
Amount carried forward,
$109 54
92
INSIDE REPAIRS ON SCHOOL HOUSES.
Amount brought forward,
$109 54
Mar. I R. T. Allen, repairing closets Cliftondale Schoolhouse . 5 20
W. George Greenlay, repairs in basement Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse . . 35 00 ·
April 5 R. T. Allen, repairing leak Roby School- house . .
3 88
R. T. Allen, cleaning closet Roby School- house
60
R. T. Allen, rubber gaskets and labor Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse . · R. T. Allen, chains and labor Cliftondale Schoolhouse .
2 60
8 10
R. T. Allen, repairing furnace shield Clif- tondale Schoolhouse 3 20
W. G. Greenlay, bal. due on Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse .
30 00
Joseph M. Hall, setting glass Felton School- house ·
So
Joseph M. Hall, setting glass Essex street Schoolhouse . · Ralph Graves, setting glass and repairing blackboards . · Welt & Co., repairs Cliftondale School- house .
I 75
Welt & Co., repairs Lincoln Avenue School- house
7 60
Maxwell Perkins & Co., lock and labor Oaklandvale Schoolhouse
2 95
May 3 Welt & Co., repairs Emerson Schoolhouse 7 12 Welt & Co., repairs Lincoln avenue School- house . 4 00 ·
Joseph Gunnison, painting blackboard new Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse . 2 00
Amount carried forward
$239 49
6 60
8 55
93
INSIDE REPAIRS ON SCHOOL HOUSES.
Amount brought forward, $239 49
May 3 D. B. Willis, repairs East Saugus School- house 3 93
Gilson Hatch & Wood, repairs High School building 13 45
Sampson & Allen, installing electric lights, 9 50
July 2 R. T. Allen, repairing closets Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse 70
R. T. Allen, repairing tank valve old Lin- coln avenue Schoolhouse I 60
R. T. Allen, repairing leak old Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse I 20
R. T. Allen, repairing leak old Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse 2 10
R. T. Allen, cleaning pipe Cliftondale
Schoolhouse . . 60
R. T. Allen, repairing lead pipe Roby Schoolhouse . 90
R. T. Allen, repairing closet tank and pipe Roby Schoolhouse
4 48
Welt & Co., repairs at Lincoln avenue Schoolhouse . .
II 28
· Sept. 2 Ole Christiansen, polishing desks at Roby, Felton, Cliftondale and Essex Street Schoolhouses
25 93
Ole Christiansen, changing seats and desks North Saugus Schoolhouses 15 12
Ole Christiansen, clothes hooks, Lynnhurst Schoolhouse . 2 00
Ole Christiansen, repairing windows Essex Street Schoolhouse ·
2 59
A. B. Mansfield, whitewashing at Roby Schoolhouse . 10 00
J. Edwin Mansfield, labor 5 00
Amount carried forward,
$349 87
.
94
OLD LINCOLN AVENUE SCHOOL HOUSE.
Amount brought forward, $349 87
Oct. 4 W. H. Hutchinson, stain, lock, etc., East Saugus Schoolhouse 1 71
Gilson, Hatch & Wood Electric Co., lights installed East Saugus Schoolhouse · Alfred W. Beede, mirror, rack, picture hooks, etc. 2 60
6 80
George W. Caswell, repairs at Roby School building 68 38
George W. Caswell, repairs at High School building ·
24 10
D. B. Willis, repairs at East Saugus School building 4 09
D. B. Willis, repairs at Masonic building, 25 26
J. L. Hammett & Co., 50 seat plans Roby Schoolhouse . ·
5 00
J. L. Hammett & Co., 2 rolls slayed paper, Roby Schoolhouse ·
6 00
Total expenditure $493 81
Unexpended balance 6 19
$500 00
Old Lincoln Ave. Schoolhouse (Internal Improvement.)
Appropriation, Annual Meeting $700 00
EXPENDITURES.
Sept. 20 W. George Greenlay, account contract $217 00 H. A. Chapman, architect 20 00
Oct. 18 W. George Greenlay, account contract 217 00 Nov. I E. E. Babb & Co., ink wells and collars II 80
Amount carried forward, $465 80
95
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Amount brought forward, $465 80
Dec. 6 Robert T. Allen, cleaning furnace . 2 80
Robert T. Allen, pipe, bend, shoes and hooks 2 32
Welt & Co., stock and labor 9 88
Ole Christiansen, stock and labor repairing desks 17 35
31 Ole Christiansen, polishing desks and iron
work 28 10
Leslie E. Parsons, painting walls and ceil- ings . 70 00
Total expenditures . $596 25
Unexpended balance . 103 75
$700 00
Highways and Bridges.
APPROPRIATIONS.
1909.
Annual Meeting . $3,000 00 Dec. 17 Unexpended balance of Water Maintenance, 1907 517 66 ·
Unexpended balance of Assessors' Depart- ment, 1908 182 34 ·
Total appropriations .
· $3,700 00
EXPENDITURES.
Jan. 18 Joshua Ross, labor $3 00
Patrick Lyons, labor . 14 00
John McVicker, labor 2 25
Amount carried forward, $19 25
96
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Amount brought forward, $19 25
Jan. 18 Peter Haigh, labor 8 75
W. A. Trefethern, labor and team
17 50
W. A. Trefethern, manure
I 00
A. F. Merrithew, labor and team A. M. Stocker, labor and team .
4 88
Frederick Stocker, team
II 50
Charles Selleck, labor and team
7 00
Monteith & Meister . 5 00
8 00
H. Upham, team
2 00
W. Simm, 17 loads
I 70
E. W. Hatch, labor and team
3 50
Anthony Hatch, labor and teams
33 75
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.
I 59
Feb.
I E. R. R. Newhall, expressing 9 00 .
Mar.
I Labor, as per pay roll 65 00
W. A. Trefethern, labor and teams
24 00
Anthony Hatch, labor and teams
33 00
W. Simms, 15 loads gravel
I 50
Fiske Bros., sanding .
2 25
N. F. Mayo, pipe 88
Butman & Cressey, 5 bags salt .
4 00
C. N. Wormstead, fixing drains and wash- out, Fairmount avenue .
24 00
15 Lynn Public Water Board, fountain ser- vice 75 00
- Apr. 16 Edward Wormstead and others, labor C. N. Wormstead, Jr., labor and teams
31 00
116 00
May 3 Henry Hanson, labor 5 00
William O'Toole, labor
9 00
Hugh Fox, labor
13 00
Patrick Murphy, labor 7 00
E. Maxwell Hatch, labor .
11 00
A. F. Merrithew, labor and teams
21 13
Amount carried forward,
$582 18
.
.
C. N. Wormstead, labor and team
5 00
97
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Amount brought forward, $582 18
May 17 Labor as per pay roll 46 53
Patrick Murphy, labor 27 87
W. A. Trefethen, labor and teams 14 00
E. H. Hatch, labor and teams 25 00
H. Elwell, 126 loads gravel 12 60
H. Ward, repairing tools 5 00
27 Labor as per pay roll 155 25
Charles Sellick, labor and teams 50 00
Frederick Stocker, labor and teams . 57 50
Frederick Stocker, road scraper and horses, 20 00
C. N. Wormstead, Jr., labor and teams 27 00 %
W. A. Trefethern, labor and teams 38 50
Anthony Hatch, labor and teams 36 00
June 7 Labor as per pay roll 134 63
C. N. Wormstead, Jr., 52 loads of rock 5 20 -
W. A. Trefethen, labor and teams .
15 75
E. M. Hatch, labor and teams . 19 25
A. F. Merrithew, labor and teams
36 25
G. W. Felton, supplies 3 50
Butman & Cressey, fuel
3 00
Ames Plow Co., tools 5 79
Howard Elwell, 672 loads gravel
67 20
Anthony Hatch, labor
18 00
John Walkie, oil
II
B. & M. R. R., freight
35
Anthony Hatch, labor of man
7 00
Buffalo Steam Roller Co., 10 lbs. grease 3 50
L. G. Hawkes, surveying . 13 00
21 Labor as per pay roll 153 65
Fiske Bros., labor and teams
48 77
W. A. Trefethen, labor and teams 35 00 E. M. Hatch, labor and teams 35 00
Anthony Hatch, labor
36 00
Amount carried forward,
$1,738 38
98
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Amount brought forward, $1,738 38 July 2 Ole Christiansen, building fence, Central street · 36 00
Ole Christiansen, building fence and gate Woodbury avenue IO 50
2 C. N. Wormstead, Jr., labor and material on North Saugus Schoolhouse 300 00
Labor as per pay roll 140 00 .
C. N. Wormstead, 114 loads gravel .
II 40
Frederick Stocker, labor and teams
17 50
W. A. Trefethen, labor and teams
45 50
John Taylor, repairing road scraper . 6 92
Henry Wade, repairing tools 8 05
Ames Plow Co., tools
23 29
19 Labor as per pay roll
118 00
Charles Sellick, labor and teams Fiske Bros., labor and teams
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