Town annual report of Saugus 1911, Part 8

Author: Saugus (Mass.)
Publication date: 1911
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 390


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Patrick Lyons, burying 2 animals 2 00


Tom D. Emmett, burying dead animals express and postage .


1 70


W. F. Belcher, fumigating dwelling .


3 00


Saugus Herald, 100 notices .


I 75


Lynn Board of Health, Contagious Hospi- tal, board and attendance 2 cases 44 days, 88 00


Lynn Board of Health, 2 cultures ·


3 00


June 5 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service T. D. Emmett . . 5 52


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


5 79


W. F. Belcher, fumigating dwelling ·


3 00


James Collins, removing garbage .


75 00


Patrick Lyons, burying 2 animals 3 00


W. C. Hobbs, burying 2 animals .


I 50


Amount carried forward,


$867 49


138


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Amount brought forward, $867 49


June 5 T. D. Emmett, fumigating dwelling . 3 00


H. D. Bisbee, conveying case to Lynn Hospital ·


2 50


North Reading State Sanatorium, 92 days' board 52 57


North Reading State Sanatorium, clothing, 6 70


20 George W. Gale, M. D., fumigating 3 premises 9 00


Patrick Lyons, burying 2 animals .


2 00


J. S. Meacom, medical supplies 8 00


July 17 James Collins, removing garbage 17 50


75 00


Aug. 7 Charles L. Davis, returning 70 deaths Patrick Lyons, burying 4 animals 5 00 I 50


Charles Florence, burying animal


6 00


T. D. Emmett, burying animal I 50


W. Charles Sellick, burying 35 animals 51 00


James Collins, removing garbage 75 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service T. D. Emmett . ·


3 65


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Thomas Sutherst 2 78


Oct. 2 Gardner Newhall, burying animal 1 00


W. Charles Sellick, burying 13 animals 18 50


Benjamin S. Oliver, burying I animal 1 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service T. D. Emmett ·


7 65


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


2 83


Rutland State Sanatorium, 66 days' board, 18 86 James Collins, removing garbage 2 months,


Patrick Lyons . 150 00


4 50


T. D. Emmett, fumigating dwelling 3 00


T. D. Emmett, burying animal 1 00


Amount carried forward,


$1,398 53


T. D. Emmett, fumigating 2 dwellings


139


BOARD OF HEALTH.


Amount brought forward, $1,398 53


Oct. 2 Rutland State Sanatorium, 30 days' board 17 43


North Reading State Sanatorium, 92 days' board 52 57


Nov. 6 Lynn Board of Health, Contagious Hospi- tal, 24 days' board ·


51 43


North Reading State Sanatorium, III days' board . 63 43


George W. Gale, M. D., examination State case 2 00


WV. Charles Sellick, burying II animals 15 50


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., service T. Sutherst I 39


New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., service T. Emmett 2 55


James Collins, removing garbage 75 00


Dec.


4 W. F. Belcher, fumigating 2 dwellings and Schoolhouse II 00


James Collins, removing garbage 75 00


W. Charles Sellick, burying 7 animals .


10 50


Amasa Piper burying animals .


1 00


Geo. W. Gale, M. D, fumigating dwelling, H. E. Brice, medical supplies . .


3 00


Patrick Lyons, burying 2 animals


25 00


T. D. Emmett, fumigating 2 dwellings


6 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service . T. Sutherst . 1 39


New England Tel. & Tel. Co. service T.


D. Emmett. . 2 15


City of Somerville Contagious Hospital. board and attendance 51 42


No. Reading State Sanatorium, 129 days' board and attendance 73 71


Amount carried forward,


$1,948 85


6 35


H. T. Penney, M. D., medical attendance, 2 50


140


MOTH DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $1,948 85


Dec. 30 Somerville Board of Health, 17 days' board, 34 28


Charles L. Davis, 62 returns of deaths 15 50


T. D. Emmett, fumigating premises and alcohol ·


3 30


No. Reading State Sanatorium, 7 days' board 4 00


Rutland State Sanatorium, 61 days' board, 17 43


I. N. Halliday, ad. bids for removal of ashes, etc. 4 00


H. Ward, Jr., burying 2 animals 2 00


W. Charles Sellick, burying 6 animals 9 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., services T. D. Emmett 2 35 ·


Total expenditure


$2,040 71


Amount overdrawn .


.


17 42


$2,023 29


Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Department.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting . $2,204 20 .


Private work assessed to individuals in 1911 tax ·


1,925 12


Private work to be assessed to individuals in 1912 tax, 476 93


On account of State 2,963 20


Total appropriation


$7,569 45


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 16 Thomas E. Berrett, labor $36 00


David Hanson, labor 27 50


W. Townsend, labor


19 13


Amount carried forward, $82 63


141


MOTH DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $82 63


Jan. 16 P. Rogers, labor 24 75


W. Molan, labor


23 06


D. Mc Vicker, labor


25 31


G. Handy, labor


5 25


C. Freeman, labor


20 25


E. Townsend, labor


13 50


Charles Florence, labor


15 00


Joe Walsh, labor 10 00


G. B. Devine, labor


12 00


J. E. Berrett, labor 12 00


Patrick Mayer, labor


12 00


Charles Driscoll, labor 8 00


H. E. Dodge, labor 12 00


12 00


30 Labor as per pay roll


398 00


Feb. 6 T. E. Berrett, use of team T. E. Berrett, rent


8 00


Labor as per pay roll 161 63


20 Labor as per pay roll


380 86


Mar. 6 Labor as per pay roll


373 13


T. E. Berrett, use of team 20 00


T. E. Berrett, rent


8 00


T. E. Berrett, use of telephone


3 37


T. E. Berrett, car fares


25


R. S. Bauer & Co., 12 memorandum books, Bailey's Express I 00


I 85


20 Labor as per pay roll 355 Ir


Apr. 3 Labor as per pay roll 358 96


T. E. Berrett, use of team 28 83


Henry A. Parker, acknowledging papers 2 25


Tilden & Adlington, pruner I 20


17 Labor as per pay roll 316 44


May I Labor as per pay roll .


325 o8


T. E. Berrett, use of team


20 00


Amount carried forward,


$3,071 71


John Wetmore, labor


20 00


142


MOTH DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $3,071 71


May I T. E. Berrett, rent 8 00


T. E. Berrett, use of telephone and car fares, I 25


15 Labor as per pay roll 451 97


27 Labor as per pay roll · . . .


388 50


. June 5 Labor as per pay roll · . .


173 31


Frederick Stocker, use of teams .


38 00


T. E. Berrett, use of teams ·


20 00


T. E. Berrett, rent


S 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horse on spraying machine 18 00


T. E. Berrett, use of telephone and car fares 2 85 ·


T. E. Berrett, express charges . .


I İO


Charles Sellick, teaming supplies 15 30


Bailey's Express, expressing supplies .


5 15


A. E. Doty, bolts 2 50 · . ·


19 Labor as per pay roll · . ·


349 13


Frederick Stocker, use of horses on sprayer, 51 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horses on sprayer ·


15 50


T. E. Berrett, rent . ·


8 00


W. Charles Sellick, use of horses on sprayer, W. Charles Sellick, teaming freight . .


I 42


30 Labor as per pay roll 393 27


T. E. Berrett, use of horse on sprayer ·


17 50


T. E. Berrett, use of team 20 00


Frederick Stocker, use of horses on sprayer, 87 00


W. Charles Sellick, use of horses on sprayer. 17 50


H. A. Nowell, acknowledging papers ·


1 75


W. Townsend, labor 16 75 ·


July 17 Labor, as per pay roll 231 75


Stephen B. Church, supplies 3 35


C. A. Blakeley, supplies . I 75


T. E. Berrett, rent . 8 00


T. E. Berrett, use of telephone 3 20


Amount carried forward, $5,448 01


15 50


143


MOTH DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $5,448 0I


July 31 Labor as per pay roll 189 50


T. E. Berrett, use of team 20 00


H. A. Nowell, acknowledging papers 25


Aug. 21 Otis Freeman, painting 5 00


T. E. Berrett, use of team


8 00


T. E. Berrett, freight


.


40


Henry A. Parker, acknowledging papers


1 75


Tilden & Adlington, supplies 1 00


Labor as per pay roll 83 50


Sept. I Labor as per pay roll 179 19


T. E. Berrett, use of team 20 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horses on sprayer .


13 50


I. N. Halliday, printing 100 pay rolls


2 50


IS Labor as per pay roll 182 75


J. E. Stocker, stamped envelopes


28 10


I. N. Halliday, envelopes and notices 7 25 T. E. Berrett, rent 8 00


Oct. 2 Labor, as per pay roll 167 75


-T. E. Berrett, use of team 20 00


T. E. Berrett, use of telephone


I 30


T. E. Berrett, freight


50


16 Labor, as per pay roll 159 00


30 Labor, as per pay roll 172 75


Nov. 6 Labor, as per pay roll 92 00


T. E. Berrett, use of team 20 00


T. E. Berrett, rent .


8 00


T. E. Berrett, car fares


25


Henry A. Parker, acknowledging papers 2 25


20 Labor, as per roll 176 00


Dec. 4 Labor, as per pay roll 164 25


T. E. Berrett, use of team 20 00


T. E. Berrett, rent . 8 00


T. E. Berrett, use of telephone . .


75


Henry A. Parker, acknowledging papers 1 00


Amount carried forward,


$7,212 50


.


144


ELM TREE BEETLE.


Amount brought forward,


$7,212 50


Dec. 18 T. E. Berrett, labor . 36 00


Charles Florence, labor


26 25


Joseph Walsh, labor 20 00


E. J. Berrett, labor .


18 00


David Hanson, labor


20 00


Patrick Maher, labor 20 00 .


John Wetmore, labor


20 00 .


30 Labor, as per pay roll 167 00


T. E. Berrett, use of team


20 00


T. E. Berrett, rent .


8 00


T. E. Berrett, express · · ·


20


Hobbs & Warren Co., 500 index cards .


I 50


Total expenditure


$7,569 45


Elm Tree Beetle.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


$600 00


EXPENDITURES.


June 19 Labor as per pay roll $37 92


Frederick Stocker, use of horses on sprayer, 5 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horses 4 50 .


W. Charles Sellick, use of horses .


6 50


30 Labor as per pay roll .


IO1 00


T. E. Berrett, use of horse and team .


12 50


Frederick Stocker, use of horses


5 25


W. Charles Sellick, use of horses .


27 00


I. N. Halliday, printing notices


1 00


·


·


.


.


Amount carried forward,


$200 67


TREE WAARDEN. 1 45


Amount brought forward, $200 67 July 17 Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Commission 2,500 lbs. arsenate of lead 137 50 Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Commission, 45 gallons gasolene 4 95 ·


31 T. E. Berrett, use of horses on sprayer .


9 00


T. E. Berrett, labor . 5 63 .


W. F. Berrett, labor


5 63


William Pierce, labor


4 50


Total expenditures


$367 SS


Unexpended balance . 232 12


$600 00


Tree Warden.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


. $200 00


EXPENDITURES.


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


$6 00


April to July 17 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service . .


8 00


Aug. 7 Labor as per pay roll


51 72


T. E. Berrett, use of team 12 00


21 Labor as per pay roll 66 50


T. E. Berrett, use of team


II 50


T. E. Berrett, filing saws .


50


M. Monteith, teaming trees


5 00


July to Oct. 2 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service . · ·


6 00


Nov. 6 T. E. Berrett, labor . .


.


1 50


Amount carried forward,


$169 72


10


I46


NORTH SAUGUS WATER EXTENSION.


Amount brought forward, $169 72


John Whitmore, labor I 00


T. E. Berrett, use of team 2 00


Dec. 4 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service .


4 00


18 E. J. Berrett, labor . 2 00


William Pierce, labor 2 00


T. McTague, labor . I 00


Mrs. John M. Berrett, use of team 2 00


31 Labor as per pay roll 12 00


Mrs. John M. Berrett, use of team


5 25


Total expenditures $199 97


Unexpended balance 03 .


$200 00


North Saugus Water Extension.


19II. Jan. I Unexpended balance $5,054 73


EXPENDITURES.


By transfer to Broadway Exten- sion north, from Spring street, $, 1500 00 By transfer to Appleton Street Extension 1,000 00


2,500 00


$2,554 73


Feb. 20 Jose Morrell on account contract $600 00 Apr. 17 Hastings & Sons Publishing Co., ad. notice to contractors 22 40


Amount carried forward, $622 40


147


APPLETON STREET EXTENSION.


Amount brought forward, $622 40


Dec. 4 A. W. Richmond Attorney for Jose Mor- rell balance of contract 361 98


Total expenditure $984 38


1912. .


Jan. I Unexpended balance


1,57º 35


$2,554 73


(For detail expenditures see report of Water Commissioners.)


Broadway Extension North of Spring Street.


Annual Meeting, transferred from North Saugus Water Extension . $1,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


By Selectmen's orders . $1,451 76


Unexpended balance 48 24


$1,500 00


(For detail report see report of Water Commissioners.)


Appleton Street Extension.


Annual Meeting, transferred from North Saugus Water Extension . $1,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


By Selectmen's orders


$693 77


Unexpended balance 306 23


$1,000 00


(For detail expenditures see report of Water Commissioners. )


148


COLLECTING TAXES.


Water Extension.


1911.


Jan. I Unexpended balance $3 09 Received from Water Commissioners 6,924 97


$6,928 06


EXPENDITURES.


By Selectmen's orders .


. $6,924 97


Unexpended balance 3 09


.


$6,928 06


(For detail expenditures, see report of Water Commissioners. )


Water Maintenance.


I9II.


Jan. I Annual Meeting (amount due for labor), . $48 00


EXPENDITURE.


Mar. 20 By Selectmen's order $48 00


Collecting Taxes.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


$1,000 00


149


COLLECTING TAXES.


EXPENDITURES.


Clarence Coates, $60.61, tax of 1905 at 1} per cent · Clarence Coates, $10.78, interest of 1905 at 12 per cent · ·


$ 91


16


Clarence Coates, $505.22, tax of 1906,


7 58


Clarence Coates, $80.00, interest of 1906 at 12 per cent .


I 20


Clarence Coates, $2,288.63, tax of 1907 at I per cent .


22 88


Clarence Coates, $471.25, interest of 1907 at 1 per cent


+ 70


Clarence Coates, $7,712.17, tax 1908 at ¿ of I per cent 38 63


Clarence Coates, $911.20, interest of 1908 at ¿ of I per cent 4 56


$80 62


Henry A. Parker, $6,014.46, tax of 1909 at 3 of I per cent $30 06


Henry A. Parker, $523.32, interest of 1909 at } of I per cent .


2 63


. Henry A. Parker, $23, 197.17, tax of 1910 at & of I per cent 173 98 · . Henry A. Parker, $18,130.50, tax of 1910 at & of I per cent 90 65


Henry A. Parker, $389.42, interest of 1910 at 2 of I per cent 2 92


Henry A. Parker, $753.29, interest of 1910 at ¿ of I per cent ·


3 77


Henry A. Parker, $89,084.69, tax of 1911 at 2 of [ per cent 668 14


Henry A. Parker, $125.16, interest of 1911 at 2 of I per cent


94


$973 09


Less amount carried over to 1912


53 71


919 38


Total expenditure


$1,000 00


150


ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT.


Assessors' Department.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . $1,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


Hobbs & Warren, collector's list book $II 10


Hobbs & Warren, supplies 24 79


I. N. Halliday, abatement book 15 25 .


I. N. Halliday, 14,000 filing cards 66 50 .


I. N. Halliday, printing


4 75


I. N. Halliday, poll book lists . New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,


66 00


Postage and Express 7 20


Miss L. D. Stott, 1,050 abstracts, etc. ·


167 95


Charles Austin, use of team


3 00


Newhall's Hack and Boarding Stable, use of team 9 00 ·


L. G. Hawkes, use of team ·


3 00


Miss L. Shores, clerical service . 26 26


John Brady, clerical services


109 81


Miss A. M. Biffin, salary 780 00


E. L. Noera, services as assessor .


26 90


L. J. Austin, services as assessor .


30 65


H. H. Atherton, services as assessor 30 00


Alfred W. Beede, shades, assessors' room . 6 60


O. C. Christiansen. storm window 7 56


Total expenditure


·


$1,421 89


Unexpended balance . 78 II ·


$1,500 00


25 66


151


CEMETERY.


Steel Fixtures for Assessors' Vault.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . ·


$400 00


EXPENDITURES.


Aug. 7 Dearborn Bros. & Co., tak- ing out and laying con- crete in floor of vault. . L. E. Parsons, painting and enamelling vault . 9 62


$19 48


Nov. 20 The General Fireproofing Co., per contract . 342 00


Total expenditure


$371 10 Unexpended balance, 28 90 .


$400 00


Cemetery.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . $2,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


Feb. 6 A. E. Davis, labor


$1 00


P. Lyons, labor


3 00


C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary .


58 33


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 2 45 Mrs. C. A. Blakeley, repairing tools 7 05


Mar. 6 C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary . Labor as per pay roll II 34


58 33


Amount carried forward, $141.50


152


CEMETERY.


Amount brought forward, $141 50


March 6 Franklin Park Lumber Co. I 22


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 2 45


Apr. 3 C. L. Davis, Superintendent salary 58 33


Labor as per pay roll 7 50


New England Tel. & Tel. Co. . W. C. Whitridge, 14 lbs. cement


2 00


17 Labor as per pay roll 50 00


George W. Full, 6 cement vaults 72 00


May I C. L. Davis., Superintendent salary 58 33


Labor as per pay roll 98 75


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 2 67


15 Labor as per pay roll 96 00


C. L. Davis, use of horse . 18 00


C. L. Davis, 100 postage stamps .


2 00


Ames Plow Co., tools


19 31


Bellett Lawson, Jr., cement marker outfit, C. L. Davis, express I 55


22 50


29 Labor as per pay roll 173 00


C. L. Davis, use of horse . 18 75


C. L. Davis, Superintendent salary 58 33


June 5 Labor as per pay roll 44 00


C. L. Davis, use of horse .


7 50


C. L. Davis, fuse and caps ·


I 20


Tilden & Adlington, fertilizer, etc. .


·


IO 45


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 2 35 Franklin Park Lumber Co. I 50


W. H. Hutchinson, seeds and tools . 9 51


Police Department, service of officers 6 75


19 Labor as per pay roll 77 75


C. L. Davis, use of horse . 15 37


I 00


Lynn Public Water Board, service .


15 00


30 Labor as per pay roll 98 00


Amount carried forward,


$1,225 97


Bailey's Express, expressing tools Ames Seed Co.


2 00


29 40


153


CEMETERY.


Amount brought forward, $1,225 97


June 30 C. L. Davis, use of horse . . 18 00


C. L. Davis, Superintendent salary . 58 33 J. G. Holmes, florist, setting out beds, etc., 55 00


17 Labor as per pay roll 74 75


C. L. Davis, use of horse . IO 12


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service


3 25


A. E. Davis estate, tools . 20 00


Aug. 7 Labor as per pay roll 141 00


C. L. Davis, use of horse 25 87


C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary . New England Tel, & Tel. Co., service 2 25


58 33


21 Labor as per pay roll 83 25


C. L. Davis, use of horse .


18 00


Bellett Lawson, Jr., supplies


4 95


W. H. Hutchinson, seed and tools


10 70


Sept. I A. Hall, labor


18 75


P. Peronie, labor


18 75


C. L. Davis, use of horse .


9 00


C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary . 58 33 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service 2 10


IS Labor as per pay roll 56 75


C. L. Davis, use of horse . 3 00


W. H. Hutchinson, universal edge trimmer, 6 00


Oct. 2 Labor as per pay roll 68 25


C. L. Davis, use of horse . 1 50


C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary 58 33


C. L. Davis, postage 5 40


New England Tel. &. Tel. Co .; service 1


2 00


16 Labor as per pay roll .


31 75


C. L. Davis, use of horse .


4 31


Thomas P. Nichols & Son, bill heads and stamped envelopes 26 50


Nov. 6 P. Peronie, labor


32 75


C. L. Davis. use of horse . .


12 00


Amount carried forward,


$2,225 24


154


PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.


Amount brought forward, $2,225 24


C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary . 58 33


M. Monteith, building 50-foot wall . 75 00


N. F. Mayo, 4 pounds cement .


7 20


Darcy & Quick, pine box .


4 00 .


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service


2 30


Dec.


4 C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary. New England Tel. & Tel. Co., service Tilden & Adlington, supplies


58 33


2 30


64


30 A. Mozzone, labor . 2 00 .


C. A. Blakeley estate, repairing tools


.


I 65


N. F. Mayo, cement


·


2 20


C. L. Davis, Superintendent, salary . .


58 33


Total expenditure


. $2,497 52


Unexpended balance 2 48


$2,500 00


Public Buildings and Grounds.


APPROPRIATION.


.


Annual Meeting . $2,000 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 16 C. S. Knowles, lamps and shades, Town Hall


$1 72


D. B. Willis, repairing steps, East Saugus Schoolhouse . 3 65


Fred Gott, whitewashing cells, Town Hall, 6 00


30 John D. Bee & Sons, repairs, Saugus High Schoolhouse . 22 88


Amount carried forward, $34 25


I55


PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.


Amount brought forward, $34 25


Feb. 6 B. M. Remick, repairs Cliftondale and Em- erson Schoolhouses 3 30


B. M. Remick, repairs Lincoln Avenue Schoolhouse . I 95


Mch. 6 R. T. Allen, repairing furnace Hose House No. I . 3º 74


Apr. 3 D. B. Willis, repairs Hose House No. 3 . 10 13


Guilford Lumber Co., lumber Saugus Home . 30 OI


W. F. Paul, labor, etc., Saugus Home 24 30


17 J. A. Galeucia & Son, raising top mast Franklin square 7 00


May 15 E. W. Fiske, whitewashing at Saugus Home . 4 25


June 5 D. B. Willis, repairs East Saugus School- house ·


2 86


A. M. Tuttle & Co., shrubs High School Grounds 8 00


19 Newhall & Co., painting and papering at Saugus Home ·


46 41


30 Alex. Carter, sharpening lawn mowers .


3 00


July 17 New England Iron Works, 6 mahogany grates . 31 50


Aug. 7 Bailey's Express 2 00


Hutchinson Lumber Co., lumber 4 70


James R. Hugh, supplies for repairs Hose House I 5 90


Franklin Park Lumber Co., lumber, Hose 1, 28 86


Sept. 18 B. M. Remick, repairs Cliftondale School- house


. II 74


Hastings & Sons Publishing Co., advertising for bids 21 00


Amount carried forward, $311 90


156


PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.


Amount brought forward, $31I 90


Oct. 2 O. C. Christiansen, shingling ell Lincoln Avenue Schoolhouse 59 90


16 Lynn Granolithic & C. Co., repairing wall Emerson Schoolhouse 70 00


City of Lynn Water Department, valve and labor Chestnut Street Schoolhouse . S 00


W. F. Paul, shingling Essex Street School- house per contract ·


Nov. 6 J. A. Galeucia & Son, lowering mast Franklin square 7 00


191 50


J. A. Galeucia & Son, repairing flag .


5 00


O. C. Christiansen, changing doors on vault Town Hall . 44 75 O. C. Christiansen, changing and repairing shelf Town Clerk's office 13 50


O. C. Christiansen, repairs in Assessors' Room, Library Room and front doors, Town Hall 338 62


O. C. Christiansen, repairing, plastering and kalsomining . 35 00


F. A. Hyde & Co., cleaning and adjusting safe locks 6 25 Dec. + O. C. Christiansen, repairs North Saugus Schoolhouse . 4 53


IS John D. Bee's Sons, account contract re- pairing Town Hall roof 300 00


30 John D. Bee's Sons, account contract re- pairing roof and gutters Cliftondale Schoolhouse . 568 55


John D. Bee's Sons, account contract re- pairing Town Hall roof ·


35 50


. $2,000 00 Total expenditures .


157


INSURANCE.


Insurance.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting . $1,275 00


EXPENDITURES.


Jan. 30 E. L. Noera $63 00


A. J. Struthers 60 00


Feb. 6 E. L. Noera 63 00


George M. Amerige


37 50


20 George Parsons


62 50


Mar. 20 A. J. Struthers


63 00


Apr. 3 Bryer & McIver


37 50


May


I Hall & Newhall E. L. Noera 72 00


60 00


June 5 E. L. Noera


4 98


George M. Amerige


62 50


19 Walter Pratt


37 50


30 E. L. Noera


126 00


July 17 George M. Amerige


125 00


Aug. 7 E. L. Noera


62 50


21 George Parsons


37 50


Sept 18 Walter Pratt


62 50


Oct. 2 Hall & Newhall


46 80


Dec. 4 George M. Amerige .


105 00


18 George Parsons


62 50


Total expenditure ·


. $1,251 28


Unexpended balance .


23 72


$1,275 00


158


CONCRETE SIDEWALKS.


Concrete Sidewalks.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting for bills carried over


$210 00


Annual Meeting


350 00


Total appropriations.


$560 00


EXPENDITURES.


Mch. 20 J. H. Mclaughlin, Felton Schoolhouse $48 60


J. H. McLaughlin, No. 5. Grove street 3 80


J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 7 Grove street 4 00


J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 9 Grove street 4 00


J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 11 Grove street 4 00


J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 21 Whitney street, + 40


J. H. McLaughlin, No. 19 Whitney street, + 40


J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 23 Whitney street, 4 40


J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 25 Whitney street, J. H. McLaughlin, No. 29 Whitney street,


+ 40


5 20


J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 31 Whitney street, J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 33 Whitney street, J. H. Mclaughlin, No. 7-9 Maple street . J. H. Mclaughlin, Nos. 75-77-79 Essex street 14 25


II 20


J. H. McLaughlin, Jackson street and Lin- coln avenue . 6 00


J. H. McLaughlin, Cliftondale square 12 80


J. H. McLaughlin, crossing Jackson street and Bond street 15 65 ·


J. H. Mclaughlin, East Saugus square +4 50


J. H. Mclaughlin, 14 Lincoln avenue 6 00


J. H. Mclaughlin, 31 Taylor street . 5 60


Nov. 6 J. H. Mclaughlin, Essex corner Jackson street 12 00


J. H. Mclaughlin, 15-23 Essex street 5 50


Amount carried forward,


$227 50


2 40


4 40


159


MEMORIAL DAY.


Amount brought forward, $227 50


Nov. 6 J. H. Mclaughlin, 7 Essex street 2 50 J. H. Mclaughlin, 12 Maple street II 20


J. H. McLaughlin, Myrtle corner Water- man street 8 75


J. H. Mclaughlin, 41 Lincoln street 36 25


J. H. Mclaughlin, Vincent corner New- hall street 4 25


J. H. Mclaughlin, 2 Newhall street IO 75


J. H. Mclaughlin, 15-17 Jackson street 10 00


J. H. McLaughlin, Lincoln avenue (Com- ack) 25 80


J. H. McLaughlin, Western avenue gutter, 23 20


J. H. Mclaughlin, 313 Lincoln avenue 7 20


16 20


Dec. 18 J. H. Mclaughlin, sidewalk Smith's Block, J. H. Mclaughlin, Lincoln avenue, Bryer place 2 00


J. H. HcLaughlin, patching 5 00


J. H. McLaughlin, 5 Grove street 3 80


J. H. Mclaughlin, 7 Grove street 4 00


J. H. McLaughlin, 9 Grove staeet 4 0.0


A. E. Bryer Contracting Co., Smith Block, 80 03


Total expenditure $482 43


Unexpended balance 77 57


$560 00


Memorial Day.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


$275 00


EXPENDITURE.


May 29 Post No. 95, G. A. R. $275 00


160


PUBLIC LIBRARY


Band Concerts.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


EXPENDITURE.


Aug. 7 Saugus Brass Band . .


$150 00


Sept. I Saugus Brass Band .


·


150 00


$300 00


Sinking Fund.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


$500 00 ·


EXPENDITURES.


Sinking Fund Commissioners


$500 00


Public Library.


APPROPRIATIONS.


Annual Meeting .


$500 00


Essex County Dog Tax .


.


795 61


Total appropriations


$1,295 61


EXPENDITURES.


Selectmen's Orders


. $1,295 61 ·


(For detail expenditure see report of Library Trustees.)


$300 00


.


161


· SALARIES TOWN OFFICERS.


Salaries Town Officers.


APPROPRIATION.


Annual Meeting


.


$3,350 00 ·


EXPENDITURES.


Town Clerk


$100 00


Selectmen


350 00


Treasurer


500 00


Auditor .


300 00


Overseers of the Poor


300 00


Water Commissioners


100 00


Board of Health


100 00


Constable


50 00


Secretary Finance Committee


50 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures


150 00


Inspector of Plumbing


432 89


Inspector of Buildings


400 00


Town Counsel


400 00


Total expenditure


. $3,232 89


Unexpended balance


II7 II


$3,350 00


NOTE. - Carried to Liabilities in Condition of Town :


T. C. Sutherst, balance of salary · · $67 II J. Mccullough, salary, Secretary School Committee, 50 00


$117 II


162


RECAPITULATION.


Recapitulation of Selectmen's Department.


Selectmen's Incidentals.


. $9,000 00


State Aid


. 3,209 50


Soldiers' Relief


·


979 0I


Schools


. 44,759 49


East Saugus Schoolhouse . 15,340 90


Interior repairs on school buildings 999 18 ·


Heating and ventilating Essex Street Schoolhouse ·


1,137 00


Highways and Bridges .


5,000 00


Highways and Bridges on account of Street Railway and Excise Tax . .


6,733 82


Oiling streets


885 64


Police Department


· 5,501 96


Keeper of Lockup


325 00


Street Lighting




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