Town annual report of Saugus 1910, Part 8

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1910
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 446


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June 6 The Fairbanks Co., hydrants and valves IO 92


Collins Hardware Co., manila rope . 3 71 Harold F. Bond, ¿ dozen hammers, handles, and jointer I 60 ·


20 A. F. Hart, labor I 88


Tony Serino, labor


I 25


Jim Serino, labor


75


E. Hadsell, labor and material .


13 12


July I Harold F. Bond Co., blasting battery .


15 00


Amount carried forward,


$220 82


136


WATER MAINTENANCE.


Amount brought forward,


$220 82


July IS A. F. Hart, labor 75


Tony Serino, labor


50


Ben Bocaro, labor 1 00


Jim Moranno, labor . I 00


Boston & Maine R. R., freight


25


Hatch & Wood Electric Co., lamp cord I 50


Sept. 6 Harold F. Bond Co., Ellis pipe cutter ·


38 40


Harold F. Bond Co., 2 Ford Diaphragms, 2 40


Oct. 3 C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools .


12 00


17 A. F. Hart, express, freight and car fares, Nov. 7 A. F. Hart, labor ·


52 12


Tony Serino, labor.


30 75


J. Sylvester, labor


30 75


Jim Serino, labor


3º 75


21 A. F. Hart, labor


24 75


Tony Serino, labor


IO 75


Jim Serino, labor


16 50


Butman & Cressey Co., fuel


2 60


H. L. Bond & Co., supplies Franklin Park Lumber Co., lumber .


.


I 80


A. Belliveau, oil


60


A. F. Merrithew, teaming lumber and gravel .


15 72


Tilden & Adlington, supplies


2 53


Tony Serino, labor


6 50


J. Sylvester, labor


6 50


Jim Serino, labor


6 50


G. W. Felton, supplies


9 49


31 A. F. Hart, labor


30 00


Pasquale Minareithea, labor


I 00


Total expenditure


$610 21


Overrun .


.


.


.


06


$610 15


·


.


8 83


21 00


Dec. 19 A. F. Hart, labor


.


16 50


J. Sylvester, labor


5 65


I37


NORTH SAUGUS WATER EXTENSION.


North Saugus Water Extension.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . $20,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


Aug. 15 Miss Mildred E. Quarmby, 15 typewritten copies of specifications for North Saugus Water Extension $24 00


24 60


Boston Herald Co., advertising proposals . Hastings & Sons Publishing Co., advertising proposals 22 40


Sept. 6 Peter Haigh, inspecting work 28 50


Jose Morrell, on account of contract . .


600 00


19 Peter Haigh, inspecting work 39 00


Jose Morrell, on account of contract . 3,596 80 John H. Parker, for typewritten proposals and contract . 20 00


Oct. 3 Peter Haigh, inspecting work 43 50


Michael Morrell by order of Jose Morrell, on account of contract . 1,878 80


17 Michael Morrell by order of Jose Morrell on account of contract 2,064 14


Peter Haigh, inspecting work 39 00


Ole Christiansen, making boxes for pipes ·


33 42


31 Peter Haigh, inspecting work 40 50


Nov. I Michael Morrell by order of Jose Morrell, on account of contract . 2,828 76


7 Peter Haigh, inspecting work 15 00


L. G. Hawkes, surveying and plans 55 00


21 Water Commissioners, supplies 36 70


Joshua Ross, labor


4 50


Edward Gunning, labor 4 00


Thansco Forty, labor


4 00


Amount carried forward,


$11,402 62


138


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Amount brought forward,


$11,402 62


Nov. 21 Lebastin Carco, labor 4 00


Frederick Stocker, labor and team 10 00


Harry Johnson, labor and team


10 00


W. A. Trefethen, labor and team


7 00


Anthony Hatch, labor


6 00


Fred Morianio, labor 4 00


Peter Haigh, inspecting work 27 00


Dec.


5 John McVicker, labor 5 00


Joshua Ross, labor 4 50


Edward Gunning, labor


4 00


Fransco Forty, labor


4 00


Lebastin Carco, labor


4 00


William Clements, labor .


4 00


Frederick Stocker, labor and team


10 00


Harry Johnson, labor and team


10 00


W. A. Trefethen, labor and team


7 00


E. M. Hatch, labor and team


7 00


Anthony Hatch, labor


6 00


Byron S. Hone, 61 loads gravel


9 15


30 Jose Morrell, on account of contract .


3,400 00 ·


Total expenditure


$14,945 27


Unexpended balance .


5,054 73


$20,000 00


Board of Health.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . $1,300 00


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. 7 M. L. Penney, removing garbage $75 00


W. C. Sellick, burying 4 dogs and 2 cats New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service ·


10 00


I 69


Amount carried forward, $86 69


139


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Amount brought forward, $86 69


Feb. 7 P. Lyons, burying 2 dogs . 4 00


W. F. Belcher, fumigating 5 dwellings 15 00


G. W. Gale, fumigating and inspecting 5 00


Lynn Board of Health (board and care of Esther M. Des Rosier 43 days) 92 14


Tom D. Emmett, fumigating dwelling 3 00


J. P. Chesley


2 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service


I 89


W. F. Belcher, postage


72


W. F. Belcher, alcohol


40


Mar. 7 Eastern Drug Co., formaldehyde 12 50


W. F. Belcher, fumigating 5 dwellings


15 00


W. F. Belcher, expense


15


H. D. Bisbee, conveying Des Rosier to Lynn Hospital 7 00


P. Lyons, burying 2 cats .


2 00


W. M. Penney, removing garbage .


75 00


T. D. Emmett, fumigating dwelling and burying cat 4 00


W. C. Sellick, burying 4 dogs and 2 cats 10 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service I 40


4 W. M. Penney, removing garbage 75 00


6 00


Tom D. Emmett, fumigating 2 dwellings . Tom D. Emmett, fumigating High School house 5 00


P. Lyons, burying dog I 50


Charles W. Sellick, burying 7 dogs IO 50


Charles W. Sellick, burying 3 cats


3 00


W. F. Belcher, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


W. F. Belcher, report blanks and postage . I 25


W. F. Belcher, alcohol


25


Frank W. Joy, burying dog


I 50


George W. Gale, M. D., fumigating 2


dwellings 6 00


Amount carried forward,


$453 89


Apr.


140


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Amount brought forward, $453 89


Apr. 4 George W. Gale, M. D., one examination of diphtheria . 2 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 6 09


Butman & Cressey Co., fuel to J. L. Ballard, 7 76


53 00


May 2 Olin E. Bixby, M. D., 37 visits to patients, George W. Gale, M. D., examination of 6 families ·


2 00


G. W. Gale, M. D., fumigating 4 dwellings, 12 00


P. Lyons, burying 2 dogs . ·


3 00


P. Lyons, 1} days labor on dump, Lincoln ave. and Birch st. . 3 00


Frank W. Joy, burying 4 dogs .


6 00


T. D. Emmett, burying I dog . I 50


2 W. M. Penney, removing garbage 75 00 W. F. Belcher, fumigating 3 dwellings 9 00


June 6 P. Lyons, burying 2 hens and I dog . Herbert T. Penney, M. D., one visit


W. F. Belcher, fumigating dwelling


3 00


W. F. Belcher, 25 blank forms


40


W. F. Belcher, 500 postal cards 5 00


W. F. Belcher, postage 84


Lynn Board of Health, Hospital medical care and board of Abraham Patrick ·


75 00


Edward Bowley, board sign and stake ·


I 75


George W. Gale, M. D., fumigating 5 dwellings 15 00


George W. Gale, M. D., examining 2 cases, 4 00


New England Tel. & Tel Co., service 2 31


George W. Gale, M. D., 13 visits scarlet fever cases 13 00


T. D. Emmett, fumigating dwelling . 3 00


W. C. Sellick, burying 9 dogs . 13 50


Saugus Herald, printing 500 postal cards, . 2 50


F. W. Joy, burying 3 dogs 4 50


Amount carried forward,


$782 54


May


2 50


2 00


141


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Amount brought forward, $782 54


June 6 W. M. Penney, removing garbage


75 00


July 1 P. Lyons, burying 3 dogs 4 50


Lynn Board of Health, Hospital care and medical attendance of Benjamin Patrick . 90 00


F. W. Joy, burying 2 dogs ·


3 00


W. M. Penney, removing garbage 75 00


George W. Gale, M. D., fumigating, 3 dwellings 9 00


George W. Gale, M. D., examination of 2 poisoning cases 2 00


T. D. Emmett, fumigating 3 dwellings 9 00


Aug. I J. S. Meacom, denatured alcohol 2 90


Charles L. Davis, 54 returns of deaths T. D. Emmett, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


13 50


W. C. Sellick, burying 5 dogs . 7 50


W. C. Sellick, burying 5 cats 5 00


W. M. Penney, removing garbage


75 00


F. W. Joy, burying 2 dogs 3 00


Sept. 6 New England Tel. &. Tel. Co., services July and August . 4 39 .


T. D. Emmett, fumigating dwelling . 3 00


T. D. Emmett, burying 2 dogs and I cat 4 00


W. C. Sellick, burying 2 dogs and I cat W. M. Penney, removing garbage 75 00


4 00


Oct. 3 W. M. Penney, removing garbage


75 00


P. Lyons, burying 6 dogs and I cat 10 00


F. W. Joy, burying 3 dogs


4 50


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 4 17 Lynn Board of Health, Hospital services Anna G. Hanson . II 57


George W. Gale, fumigating I dwelling on Emerson street 8 00


T. D. Emmett, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


W. C. Sellick, burying I dog . I 50


Amount carried forward,


$1,374 07


1 12


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Amount brought forward, $1,374 07


Nov. 7 W. M. Penney, removing garbage 75 00


T. D. Emmett, fumigating 3 dwellings 9 00


F. W. Joy, burying 2 dogs 3 00


W. F. Belcher, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


City of Salem Health Department, hospital care and burial of Louise Mennell 65 50


P. Lyons, burying dog and cat . 3 00


New England Tel. Tel. Co., service I 49


George W. Gale, fumigating dwelling 3 00


George W. Gale, vacinating ·


I 00


Dec. 5. W. M. Penney, removing garbage 75 00


W. F. Belcher, fumigating 2 dwellings 6 00


W. F. Belcher, alcohol


30


W. F. Belcher, postage .


I 12


W. F. Belcher, services as Secretary of Board 25 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service ·


2 78


F. W. Joy, car fares to Tewksbury and return ·


2 94


F. W. Joy, services . ·


3 00


George W. Gale, M. D., fumigating 2 dwellings


6 00


George W. Gale, M. D., examination scar- let fever case .


2 00


Lynn Board of Health Hospital, care of Mrs. Grace M. Hatch . 42 86


T. D. Emmett, burying 2 dogs 3 00


T. D. Emmett, fumigating dwelling ·


3 00


W. C. Sellick, burying 5 dogs .


7 50


Total expenditure


. $1,721 56


Overrun . .


.


.


421 56


$1,300 00


143


ASSESSORS.


Assessors.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . $1,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 17 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services $26 00


Feb. 7 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


39 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., services 2 00


2I Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


26 00


Mar. 7 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., services L. G. Hawkes, services Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


10 32


26 00


21 Hobbs & Warren, supplies 4 15


2I Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services 30 00


Apr. 4 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services 30 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., services 2 20


18 L. D. Stott, 244 abstract deeds and 639 cards 42 49


Miss A. M. Biffin, express and postage 2 70


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


30 00


2 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services 30 00


The Saugus Herald, 1,000 Personal Tax notices .


4 75


The Saugus Herald, 1,000 letter heads 3 00


16 Hobbs & Warren, 25 Assessors notices and cards 4 50


Hobbs & Warren, 500 sheets damsli linen . 2 00


Hobbs & Warren, 2,000 index cards .


6 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service


2 00


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


30 00


June 6 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


45 00


E. B. Newhall, use of team 4 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service .


2 00


Amount carried forward,


$406 II


May


2 00


144


ASSESSORS.


Amount carried forward, $406 II


June 20 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services 30 00


July 1 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services 30 00


IS The Saugus Herald, 600 lists of polls 63 00


Thorp & Martin Co., tracing cloth I 14


Underwood Type Co., ribbons for type- writer 4 50


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services ·


30 00


Aug. 1 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


30 00


15 L. Ames, clerk services


16 70


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service


4 00


L. G. Hawkes, surveying M. I. Landerkin land 20 00


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services


60 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 2 20


Fisher & Fowler, attention to Typewriter machine 2 22


Hobbs & Warren, Tax collector's list 1910 . 9 50


Miss L. Shores, clerk service


·


15 25


Miss R. Edmands, clerk service


10 00


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk service


45 00


Oct. 3 Miss L. Shores, clerk service 6 25


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk service 30 00


17 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk service 30 00


Miss L. Shores, clerk service 10 83


7 Miss L. Shores, clerk service


7 50


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk service Tilden & Adlington, ink . ·


40


Hobbs & Warren Co., I gross tax returns, Miss L. D. Stott, 191 deed abstracts . .


I 00


28 65


2I W. Charles Sellick, use of team Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services ·


·


2 00


Miss A. M. Biffin, express and postage


4 45


Dec. 5 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk services ·


30 00


Miss L. D. Stott, 93 deed abstracts


13 95


Amount carried forward,


$1,019 65


Nov.


45 00


·


30 00


M'CAFFERTY'S CLAIMS.


145


Amount brought forward,


$1,019 65


Dec. 19 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., services .


7 15


.


Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk service


30 00


30 Miss A. M. Biffin, clerk service 30 00


H. H. Atherton, service 36 50


L. J. Austin, service


59 70


E. L. Noera, service


36 90


Total expenditure


$1,219 90


Unexpended balance


280 10


$1,500 00


McCafferty Claims on Account of 1907 Assessors' Department.


APPROPRIATION.


Special Meeting, June 23, 1910 . $1,155 00


EXPENDITURES.


June 6 B. N. Johnson, attorney for W. F. Hitchings,


$225 93 W. B. Knowlton, attorney for F. V. Lea- royd ·


300 00


Lynn Re-Last Toe Co., on account M. J. McCafferty


627 50


Total expenditure


. $1,153 43


Unexpended balance I 57 .


$1,155 00


10


1.16


PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Public Library.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting


$500 00


County Dog Tax . 646 06


Moving Library to Old Town Hall Building 100 00


Total


. $1,246 06


EXPENDITURES.


Apr. 4 W. B. Clarke & Co., books $108 80


Library Bureau, supplies . 4 21


Burrows & Sanborn, books


IO 58


Thomas P. Nichols, printing


8 50


David Farquhar & Co., binding books


26 23


E. E. Newhall, salary 80 00


Jennie A. Corson, salary .


29 72


Frances V. Edmands, salary


5 50


May 16 E. J. Edmands, book case


O. Christiansen, 7 new book cases ·


79 56


July 5 Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co., tables, desks and chairs 30 00


Emma E. Newhall, salary


80 00


Jennie E. Corson, salary .


26 37


Frances V. Edmands, salary


6 50


Jane Green, cleaning floors


5 13


Tilden & Adlington, supplies


4 08


Bailey's Express


40


Old Corner Book Store, books .


8 50


Otis Broughan, labor I 85


July 18 Fred Gott, painting . 48 50


James Clarke & Co., books II 40


Hatch & Wood Co., installing electric lights, 26 00


Amount carried forward,


$604 83


3 00


147


INSURANCE.


Amount brought forward, 604 83


Oct. 3 Jane Green, cleaning 6 00


Frances V. Edmands, salary


6 90


Emma E. Newhall, salary


80 00


Emma E. Newhall .


2 16


Jennie A. Corson, salary .


33 20


Hatch & Wood Electric Co., wiring


15 00


31 Welt & Co., book cases 41 00


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., light 5 04


Dec. 5 F. L. Trefethen, repairing steam pump 48 59


19 H. M. Meserve & Co., 1 steel dater 2 50 Frances J. Edmands, salary II 45


Jennie A. Corson, salary . 15 24 Emma E. Newhall, salary 80 00


30 Lynn Gas & Electric Co., light 3 36


31 W. B. Clarke & Co., books 173 40


T. E. Henderson, 2 tables 14 00


Jane Green, cleaning


I 75


Levi G. Hawkes, labor


2 50


Hatch & Wood Electric Co., supplies


6 41


David Farquhar, binding books


26 04


F. Barnard, binding books


21 03


Tilden & Adlington, supplies 10 47


L. G. Hawkes, heat and janitor service 25 00


Emma E. Newhall, books


10 19


Total expenditure ·


. $1,246 06


Insurance.


Annual Meeting


. $1,040 46


For Overrun in 1909 150 00


Mar. 31 H. B. Peckham, premium returned .


75 00


G. M. Amerige dividend .


6 00


Total appropriations .


. $1,271 46


148


SINKING FUND.


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 17 Charles G. Woodbridge $150 00


H. A. B. Peckham 150 00


Mar. 7 Hall & Newhall 15 00


Charles G. Woodbridge


37 50


21 H. A. B. Peckham 75 00


Apr. 4 George M. Amerige . 75 00


George Parsons 75 50


33 58


31 E. L. Noera


3 78


Sept. I E. L. Noera


225 00


Oct. 17 Hall & Newhall


30 00


Saugus Mutual . 6 10


Nov. 21 E. L. Noera


75 00


Arthur Reddish 3 60


Dec. 5 Hartford Steam Boiler & Inspection Co. 50 00


19 E. L. Noera 0


75 00


Total expenditure


. $1,079 56 ·


Unexpended balance . 191 90


$1,271 46


Sinking Fund.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


·


$500 00


EXPENDITURE.


Dec. 31 Sinking Fund Commission


.


$500 00


May 16 Hall & Newhall


149


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Fire Department.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting


. $2,000 00


Annual Meeting overrun in 1900


218 75


Special Meeting December 19


· 1,400 00


Total appropriations


$3,618 75


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 3 C. W. Amerige, rent of Hose House and


water


$87 25


Beattie Zinc Co., supplies 17 50


A. B. Mansfield, janitor and care of bat- tery room 28 00


Charles Sellick, use of horses


7 00


J. S. Meacom, supplies


21 50


Frank W. Putney, services as call man


5 75


Tilden & Adlington, use of horses and sup-


plies . 2 55


Charles Florence, labor on hydrants . 2 00


Patrick Lyons, labor on hy drants 4 00 ·


Prescott Hatch, services as call man . I 25


Charles M. O'Connor, services as call man, I 25


A. F. Merrithew, use of horses 5 00


M. E. Brier, supplies I IO


E. J. Caverly, supplies


·


I IO


P. Flaherty, express and postage


50


Bailey's Express 25


T. E. Berrett, services on Fire alarm 4 50


David Hanson, labor on hydrants 3 00


W. J. Meakim, repairs Hose 3 .


2 25


E. B. Newhall, use of horses


23 00


Public Water Board Lynn service, Hose House I 6 00


Amount carried forward,


$224 75


150


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $224 75


Feb. 7 C. A. Blakeley, set of wheels and repairing, 71 50


E. S. Butler, use of wagon Hose 3 27 00


Pettingell & Andrews, supplies . 19 00


Sampson & Allen, 2 telephones


21 00


Lynn Coal Co., fuel 59 85


A. F. Merrithew, use of horses


5 00


The Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., repairs on gongs 42 02


Bailey's Express I 50


Charles Sellick, use of horses and teaming II 00


Tilden & Adlington, use of horses and sup- plies 12 68


A. B. Mansfield, janitor and care of bat- tery room and fire alarm .


39 70


John Bannon, labor on fire alarm ·


20 25


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service 5 36


Charles Florence, removing snow from


hydrants


2 00


David Hanson, removing snow from hy- drants


2 00


Patrick Lyons, removing snow from hy- drants


4 25


George Durgin, labor on Fire alarm .


2 50


21 J.B. Gunnison, painting Hose wagon No. I . 50 00


Mar. 7 Beattie Zinc Co., supplies 25 00


S. T. Patterson, mittens . 20 00


E. B. Newhall, use of horses


38 00


C. W.Amerige, rent of Hose House No. 2,


81 25


G. W. Felton, supplies


5 88


Newhall & Co., paint


4 40


A. B. Mansfield, care of battery room and janitor . 20 00


Henry Upham, supplies 2 30


Frank W. Putney, labor .


.


3 50


Amount carried forward,


$821 69


151


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $821 69


Mar. 7 Bailey's Express I 25


A. F. Merrithew, use of horses II OO


Charles Sellick, use of horses


6 00


Apr. 4 Tilden & Adlington, use of horses and £


supplies ·


33 00


Charles Sellick, use of horses and teaming, 27 00


Pettingell & Andrews, supplies ·


4 70


O. C. Christiansen, use of team 1 00


Lynn Water Board, service Hose Houses No. 2 and 3 . 10 00


A. F. Merrithew, use of horses


21 50


Leslie Parsons, use of pung


5 00


A. B. Mansfield, care of battery room and steward 19 75


W. M. Penney, teaming hose .


50


Robinson-Brockway Co., supplies


50


W. H. Hutchinson Co., supplies


90


John P. Chestley, labor at fire .


1 00


George Durgin, labor at fire


1 25


Milton Winchester, labor at fire


I 00


W. A. Rhodes, labor at fire 75


Earnest Stuart, labor at fire


75


Frank Symonds, labor at fire


75


Frank Ramsdell, labor at fire"


I 50


18 F. W. Putney, services as call man


2 50


James Blair, labor at fire . 4 63


Thomas Milligan, labor at fire . Charles W. Davis, labor at fire


4 63


May


2 R. T. Allen, repairing water pipe 6 70 A. F. Merrithew, use of horses and teaming, 8 00 Patrick Lyons, Steward Hose No. 2 . 45 00


William Belcher, services as clerk 5 00


P. A. Flaherty, services as clerk 5 00


Thomas Foley, labor at fire I 00


Amount carried forward,


$1,055 25


2 00


152


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $1,055 25


May 2 M. Marlborough, services as call man I 75


W. Shirley, services as call man 2 00


E. Evans, supplies . I 30


A.B.Mansfield, care of battery and steward, 16 00


F. N. Ramsdell, services as clerk ·


5 00


16 C. W. Amerige, rent Hose House No. 2 and water 87 25


June 6 Charles Sellick, use of houses 14 50


James F. Pratt, care of battery and steward


26 60


A. F. Merrithew, use of horses . 7 50


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., lighting 27 40


F. A. Hall, services as clerk Hose I 5 00


H. E. Brier, supplies 5 75


J. Devine, services as call man 3 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horse


3 75


E. Evans, Jr., services as clerk Hose No. 3,


5 00


B. C. Hitchings, services as steward Hose No. 3 45 00


M. Marlborough, repairs Hose No. 2


50


I J. L. Pratt, care of battery, steward etc., . 26 95


Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., box, lock and keys


6 75


Robert T. Allen, repairing wash bowl Hose No. 3 80


Lynn Coal Co., fuel . 97 19


Aug. 1 J. F. Pratt, care of battery-room 15 00


J. F. Pratt, steward . 6 00


J. F. Pratt, labor, car fares and express 6 15


Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel. Co., supplies


3 50


A. F. Merrithew, use of horses . .


18 75


W. Charles Sellick, use of horses


38 00


F. W. Putney, services as call man


3 75


S. M. Gray, teaming .


I 00


Quarmby & Hilliker, labor on bell 8 50


Amount carried forward,


$1,544 89


July


153


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $1,544 89


Aug. I T. E. Berrett, use of horses 10 00


B. C. Hitchings, labor at fire


50


H. Upham. labor at fire 50 .


E. M. C. Tange, labor at fire 50 .


S. M. Gray, labor at fire . .


50


Sept. 6 J. F. Pratt, care of battery-room 15 00


J. F. Pratt, services as steward . 6 00


J. F. Pratt, paid lineman for labor 3 25


J. F. Pratt, labor, car fares and supplies 2 74


C. L. Davis, use of horse .


26 25


W. Charles Sellick, use of horse


12 50


Beattie Zinc Works, supplies


25 00


A. F. Merrithew, use of horses


10 00


J. B. Gunnison, painting sign


1 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horse


5 00


J. S. Meacom, supplies .


24 75


Sidney F. Rea, services as steward II 25


Oct. 3 J. F. Pratt, services as steward . 6 00


J. F. Pratt, care of battery room


15 00


J. F. Pratt, paid lineman . 6 00


J. F. Pratt, labor, car fares, etc. A. F. Merrithew, use of horses


10 65


W. Charles Sellick, use of horses


30 00


C. H. Batchelder Co., supplies Henry K. Barnes, supplies


4 90


II OO


E. Evans, supplies


I 78


F. W. Clark, use of team .


8 25


H. E. Brier, supplies


8 65


Sampson & Allen, supplies


50


F. W. Putney, services as call man


3 75


E. Evans, Jr., use of horses


5 00


17 William H. Maynard, rent of Hose house, No. 2 . 81 25


Amount carried forward,


$1,908 61


16 25


154


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $1,908 61


Nov. 7 Charles L. Davis, use of horse . 25 00


W. Charles Sellick, use of horse 27 50


A. F. Merrithew, use of horse . 25 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horse


21 '25


James F. Pratt, care of battery room ·


15 00


James F. Pratt, services as steward .


6 00


James F. Pratt, paid lineman .


.


7 50


James F. Pratt, labor, car fares, express, freight, etc. . ·


8 56


W. H. Maynard, rent of Hose house, No. 2 and water .. 87 25


J. S. Meacom, supplies 23 63


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., lighting 18 28


G. Marshman, repairing locks .


17 05


George E. Southwick, use of horses


2 50


F. W. Putney, services as call man I 25


C. H. Stocker, fuel . 4 00


H. H. Comack, supplies 5 00


H. Upham, supplies


2 25


W. S. Hutchinson, supplies


2 50


I. N. Halliday, printing 500 engineering blanks . . .


2 50


Dec. 31 Frederick Stocker, use of horses · 165 50


Henry K. Barnes, 1,500 feet hose, 20 sets couplings


896 02


C. S. Knowles, supplies


47 07


Lynn Coal Co., fuel ·


81 92


James F. Pratt, care of battery room and fire alarm 30 00


James F. Pratt, steward Hose No. I. 12 00 .


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., service 12 40 ·


W. Charles Sellick, use of horses 24 25


John Stewart, services as call man 4 00


H. E. Brier, supplies .


I 60


Amount carried forward,


$3,485 39


155


FIREMEN'S SALARIES.


Amount brought forward, $3,485 39


Dcc. 31 A. F. Merrithew, use of horses B. C. Hitchings, services as steward Hose 3 22 50


30 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horse


II 25


Francis Clark, use of horse


7 00


Henry Ward, repairs on Hose No. 2 . 2 60


James F. Pratt and others, labor on fire alarm and supplies 18 00


M. Monteith, use of horse 2 50


Tilden & Adlington, supplies


29 75


Frank Symonds, services at fire


1 00


Patrick Lyons, services at fire


1 00


G. P. Hatch, services at fire


I OO


G. W. Atkinson, services at fire


·


I 00


Peter Haigh, services and hydrants


6 00


Total expenditure


· $3,618 99


Overrun .


.


24


$3,618 75


Firemen's Salaries.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting


. $2,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


Hook and Ladder No. I.


Ernest Stuart


$50 00


Frank Ramsdell


50 00


Charles Sellick


50 00


Clarence H. Berrett


50 00


Frank Symonds


50 00


Amount carried forward, $250 00


156


FIREMEN'S SALARIES


Amount brought forward,


$250 00


W. A. Rhodes


50 00


George B. Devine .


16 66


J. P. Devine .


33 33


A. Carter


33 33


Charles L. Davis


37 50


John Stuart .


24 99


Henry Williams


25 00


James Blair


16 67


C. Driscoll


8 33


Total Hook and Ladder No. I


$495 81


Hose No. I.


George Durgin


$50 00


David Hanson


50 00


Frank Hall .


50 00


Charles W. Davis .


5.0 00


Charles W. Devine


50 00


Charles Stevens


50 00


John Chesley


50 00


A. B. Mansfield


50 00


Peter Haigh .


50 00


Stephen Mansfield .


.


39 58


Charles L. Davis


12 50


Total Hose No. 1 .


502 08


Hose No. 2.


Charles Whittier


.


$50 00


M. F. O'Neil


.


.


50 00


Patrick Lyons


50 00


G. D. Hatch .


50 00


Amounts carried forward,


$200 00


$997 89


157


FIREMEN'S SALARIES.


Amounts brought forward,


$200 00 $997 89


A. F. Merrithew


50 00


G. W. Atkinson


50 00


Sydney Rea .


33 33


William Shirley


33 33


G. M. Hatch


29 17


Henry Ward


50 00


Charles M. O'Connor


20 83


W. F. Bulcher


16 66


Alfred Sachsee


16 66


Total Hose No. 2


499 98


Hose No. 3.


Henry Upham


$50 00


H. Hason


.


.


50 00


Edward McTague .


50 00


J. W. Newhall


50 00


George S. Nourse


50 00


Levi Florence


50 00


B. C. Hitchings


50 00


Frederick Stocker


50 00


Nat White


39 58


Moran Hazell


25 00


Evan Evans .


25 00


Frank Putney


8 33


Total for Hose No. 3


497 91


Total expenditure .


. $1,995 78


Unexpended balance ·


.


4 22


.


$2,000 00


158


CEMETERY.


Hydrant Service.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


$504 00


EXPENDITURES.


Public Water Board, Lynn . .


$504 00


Cemetery.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


. $2,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 17 W. Charles Sellick, removing snow .


. $7 25


Feb. 7 Charles L. Davis, Supt., salary . 58 33


Charles A. Blakeley, repairing tools .


6 75


Mar. 7 Charles L. Davis, Supt., salary New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service .


58 33


I 17


Apr. 4 A. E. Davis, labor C. Baker, labor




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