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Sarah A. Stevens
Carl A. Swanson
23
Sweden
Anders Swanson
Sophia Christoper Maria Gonson
Wilmot, N. H.
John B. Peabody
Bessie E. Foss
Ruth M. Edmands
22
Lucy J. Oliver
Leona M. Mansfield
21 Saugus
Roland L. Mansfield
Sarah E. Clucas
Margaret C. Fraser
42
P. E. Isle . .
Duncan Fraser .
Anna M. Cruikshank
Anna W. Hall
Ralph E. Baker
25
Somerville
Edward L. Baker
Ellen L. Hall
39
Ipswich
Andre Woodbury
Matilda F. Brackett
Edith L. McSwain
23
Lynn
Everett H. Newhall
Walter C. Stevens
84
Marriages Registered in the Town of Saugus for the Year, 1913 .- Continued.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Birthplace.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Nov. 5
Edward M. Robinson
23
Nova Scotia
Harry Robinson
Evilena O. Ouimet
19
Cambridge
Maxime Ouimet
Nov. 6
Louis F. Bushway
23
Tunbridge, Vt.
Cyrus Bushway
Mary J. Sumner
1S
Baldwinsville
Albert Sumner
Nov. 9
John O. Williams
22
England
John Williams
Annie R. Tobey
21
Saugus
D. Walter Tobey
Anna R. Nutter Annie Scott
Nov. 12
Alexander S. Addison
27
Scotland
James Addison .
Hazel E. Kilbourn
20
Hartford Conn.
Charles R. Kilbourn
Jennie Cairnes
Nov. 14
Harold V. Perry
21
Nova Scotia
John L. Perry
Eva Hart ..
18
Boston .
George Hart
Elizabeth Rose
Nov. 19
Albert W. Lovejoy Relenza Eddy
43
Canada
Robert Eddy
Mary MacNamara
Nov. 20
Thomas Westwood
39
Saugus
David Westwood .
Lydia Pranker
Bertha F. Biglow
35
Spencer
Maurice F. Findeisen
Hermina Lenk
Nov. 23
William Beliveau
22
Lynn .
Alfred Beliveau
Mary Hamel Rosa Kraus Jane Reese
Nov. 24
Fred Montrose
39
England
John Montrose
Clara Westerdahl
Nov. 27
Joseph E. Wormstead
24
Saugus .
Charles N. Wormstead
Lila W. Coffill
Dec. I
Grace E. Woodbury
27
Beverly
Lyman Woodbury
Annie G. Burleigh
Dec. 6
Willis B. Parsons
19
Saugus .
John W. Parsons
Hazel G. Webber
20
Saugus .
Whitman Webber
Mary L. Webber Ida Smith
Dec. 7
Gertrude M. Kelter
20
Philadelphia, Pa.
Walter Kelter
Lucy Butler
Dec. 10
Jay Luther Collins
22
E. Farnham, P. Q. Scotland
Hugh Morrison
Catherine G. MacDonall
Dec. 24
M. Marie Eger .
33
Philadelphia, Pa.
Frank Eger
Anna Zappe
. 24
Sidney O. Griffith
24
Harrisville, R. I. .
Charles L. Griffith
Emma Mortmier
Blanche M. Ridlon
20
Kezar Falls, Me. .
Frank M. Ridlon .
Luella M. Stearns
Dec. 29
Carl Robertson .
21
Lynn .
IS
Saugus
John Robertson . William Pearce
Mary S. Saward
Maud A. Pearce
.
Lynn
John L. Spidell .
Alice E. Hinkley
Archer M. Robbins
27
Rockland, Me.
Levi M. Robbins
Dora Crafts
Arthur O. Rainboth
20
New York
Martin Rainboth
Martin L. Collins
Julia E. Vaughn
Margaret D.Morrison Charles R. Greuter
22
52
Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph Greuter
Elizabeth'Schop
Theresa Salomon .
18
Boston
Saly Salomon .
Caroline Holmblad
30
No. Easton
Olaf Holmblad
Harriet A. McKeen
Mabel C. Spidell
20
Albert W. Lovejoy
Emily E. Hodgdon
62
Boston
Villa Guptill Cordelia Corbeil
Clara J. Blake
Catherine A. Walsh
Ellen Williams
Minnie Dunlop
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Carrie Mac Pherson
Deaths Registered in the Town of Saugus for the Year, 1913.
Date.
Name.
Birthplace.
Parents' Names.
.
Y.
M.
D.
Jan. 1
Benjamin W. West
72
11
12
Cambridge
John O. and Margaret (-) West
Saugus
Jan.
3
James Poland
3
1
2
Lynn .
Jan.
5
Patrick Flaherty
70
Malden
Jan.
10
Mary Cain
63
33
10
2
Derry, N. H.
Jan.
13
Saugus
Jan.
14
Boston
Jan.
15
Lucia A. Philbrick .
82
10
Jefferson, N. H.
John and Sophia (Brooks) Carleton
Jan.
21
Fannie Whittington
68
6
28
England
Benjamin and Mary (Atkins) Newhall
Saugus
Jan.
22
Henrietta L. Hitchings
70
7
29
Saugus
Perikles and Penelope (Dessula) Mazis
Jan.
23
Mildred E. Smith
28
29
Luther M. and Amelia C. (Fisk) Tuttle
Feb. 1
Margueritte A. Davis
29
7
II
Feb. 12
Karl K. Penny .
7
19
Feb. 15
Mary E. Hubbard
82
10
15
62
7
19
August and Maria (Anderson) Eliason
Salem
Feb. 17
Josephine Monson
58
Sweden .
Harrison G. and Esther (Edmands) Wilson
Saugus
Feb. 21
Nellie Fairchild
54
4
66
7
6
Marblehead
Joseph A. and Florence E. (Amory) Macleod
Boston
Mar. 5
Mildred V. Macleod .
1
1
19
Saugus
Mar. 11
William H. Skelding
53
8
9
Mar. 24
Clarence J. Marshall
1
1 1
4
Little Falls, N. Y
David and Sarah A. (Reed) Griner .
Saugus
Mar. 27
Edith R. Atherton
13
ar/ 1 9
-
Saugus
Mar. 30
Patrick F. Bresnahan
60
Apr. 3
Chester E. Morse
57
7
15
I
17
Saugus .
Apr.
9
Matilda Marshall
3
22
Ireland
Thomas H. and Hannah (Flaherty) Foley . David and Mary (Burnett) Calhoun .
Everett
Apr. 16
85
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Lowell
Jan. 20
Wakefield
Lynn
Jan. 22
Helen Mazis .
11
7
Lynn
8
13
Saugus
Simeon and Lucinda (Nutter) Smith
Saugus
Jan. 24
Peru, Vt.'
Saugus .
Calvin and Hannah (Hartshorn) Chaplin
Feb. 15
Burnham M. Remick
Magog, P. Q.
Edward and Lydia (Mooney) Remick .
Saugus
9
Saugus
22
Worcester
Thomas J. and Adeline (Whitcomb) Kittell Samuel and Sarah E. (Bartol) Sparhawk
Marblehead
Mar. 2
William H. Sparhawk
78
Saugus
England
John and Esther (-) Skelding .
Mar. 12
Augustus Williams
59
Saugus .
Alfred and Mary (McWilliam) Marshall
Saugus
Mar. 25
David C. W. Griner
61
6
Horace H. Jr. and Edith (Hall) Atherton
Lynn
Ireland .
Patrick and Honora (Costello) Bresnahan
Saugus
W. Bridgewater
Luther and Eliza (Hollis) Morse
Malden
Apr. 9
Marguerite H. Foley .
1
16
England .
John and Mariah (Pranker) Parsons
George Parsons
67
6
Saugus .
Mirio and Maria (Buccherie) Rizzotti
Hezikah and Judith (-) Drake .
Salem, N. H.
Mary R. Drake .
93
Kingston, N. H.
William A. and Louisa (Robert) Penny
Saugus
Georgetown
Worcester
Feb. 24
Annie M. Knox
Finland
Ernest and Nettie L. (Lapham) Holmes
Malden Saugus
Doris A. Holmes
11
I.ynn
Saugus
-
John and Margaret (Boyd) Poland .
Malden
Ireland .
Peter and Jutia (Cook) Flaherty
Ireland .
Edward and Catherine (Kelley) Noon
-(-) Proctor .
Saugus
Sarah A. Raddin
Anna M. Rizzotti
4
Newbury
Jacob and Phebe (Drew) Garland . .
Malden
Age.
Place of Burial.
86
Deaths Registered in the Town of Saugus for the Year, 1913 .- Continued.
Age.
Date.
Name.
Birthplace.
Parents' Names.
Y.
M.
D.
Apr. 21
47
3
5
Ireland .
Daniel and Margaret (Dailey) Sharpe
Apr. 24
William McKenna
73
=
Wakefield
Aaron and Sally (Brown) Butler
Saugus
Apr. 27
William Butler
S3
38
5
S
Carleton, N. B.
William C. and Margaret (Cochran) Allen
Lynn So. Duxbury
May
3
Lemuel J. Reed .
65
50
26
St. George, Me.
Eliot, Me.
May
5
Florence E. Kennard
60
5
23 Saugus .
Everett
May
5 6
Frank E. Orne
65
2
7
Boston
Joseph G. and Elmira (-) Orne
Newburyport
May
S
Jane Cochran .
69
May 12
Ezekiel Messenger
77
1C
59
II
22
England .
"Stephen and Johan (Wentworth) Ricker
Brooklyn, N. Y.
May 27
Susan Wrench .
66
IC
5
Seabrook, N. H.
Clayton and Mildred G. (Barnes) Penny
Saugus
May 30
Carlton W. Penny
3
5
Saugus
Boston
June I
Alice H. M. Barney
42
2
England
David and Louisa A. (Daniels) Raggitt Frank M. and Mahala F. (Furbush) Symonds
Saugus
June 7
Beatrice E. Symonds
17
27
Saugus
June II
Charles Bechtold
73
13
Germany
Saugus
June 16
Herbert D. Porter
5
Saugus
George H. and Sadie (Wilson) Porter John and Elizabeth (Gell) Cripp
Cambridge
June 19
9
19
Lynn .
Lynn
June 20
Saugus
June 23
Howard J. Walling
3
17
Saugus
John and Emma M. (Veasey) Walling
Saugus
June 23
Olive A. Wilson .
64
June 2S
Myrtle E. McAdoo ·
26
1
July
Thomas J. Dalmano
25
Italy . .
Joseph -
Cambridge
July
2
Donald M. Flemming
I
28 Saugus .
Francis S. and Ruth (Dailey) Fleming Washington I. and Henrietta (Cowan) M
iken
Saugus
July 7
Minnie E. Stokes .
43
II
July
20
James F. Mears .
75
14
Albany, N. Y.
Emanuel and Julie (Senegal) Lamoureux
Lynn
July 22
Joseph S. Lamoureux
38
7
July 26
Henry Clappin . .
IO
Lynn . .
Henry and Rozanna (Auger) Clappin
Lynn
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
St. George, Me.
May
5
Franklin P. Kalloch*
5
Saugus
Saugus
May
Ireland
S
St. Croix, N. S.
James and Mary (Doyle) Wood .
Saugus Saugus
May 19
Roseina Harris .
Newmarket, N. H.
May 24
John and Dorcas (Gibson) Gavainer .
Seabrook, N. H.
May 28
Carrie P. Hamilton .
37
10
6 7 6 1alargar
7
Saugus
Robert N. and Rose A. (Gaffney) Hanley
Malden
Daniel and Mary (Guilford) Wilson
Lynn .
Gloucester
John T. and Hattie (Dain) Dench
Lynn
Lewiston, Me.
Edward and Eliza (Fountain) Mears
Saugus
Bristol, Me.
Jonathan A. and Margaret (Murphy) Newhall
Ida M. Newhall
Bridget S. Willis .
S7
S
II
Ireland
James and - ( -- ) McKenna
Apr. 26
Apr. 28
Chester A. Ash
2
Plymouth .
Silas and Lucy H. (Waller) Reed
Alexander and Mary A. (Kalloch) Kalloch .
Ephraim S. and Elizabath (Hinchcliffe) Mansfield
Edgar F. and Ida A. (Crowell) Eveleth
James and Margaret (Linden) Manks
Mary Jane Meserve
So. Berwick, Me.
New York
14
Richard L. and Sarah A. (Chase) Gove
Saugus
Nellle Cripp . Ruth C. Hanley
9 IC 3 2 Nuvolo
Saugus
Saugus Saugus Malden
Place of Burial.
Derwood J. Eveleth
12
Deaths Registered in the Town of Saugus for the Year, 1913 .- Continued.
Date.
Name.
Birthplace.
Parents' Names.
Place of Burial.
Y.
M.
D.
July 24
Lynn
July 26
Mary A. Collins
73
4
13
Scotland
Javin and Jane (Stoddard) Holliday
Salem
Aug.
1
Samuel R. Crowell .
70
11
16
Nova Scotia
Aug.
5
Patrick Minihan
75
Ireland
Daniel and -
Aug.
5
Florence V. McBrien
34
16
Londonderry, N. H.
Aug. 9
George L. Cook Max Spivock .
5
12
Saugus' .
Aug. 9
Rosia C. Cassano
17
13
Italy .
Alfred and Amanda (Burke) Duquette
Lynn
Aug. 10
Arthur S. Laurilliard
5
10
21
Saugus
Aug. 17
Isabelle Nickerson
75
27
Vincenzo and Maria (Cadde) Terranova
Malden
Aug. 18
Luigi Terranova
11
21
Italy
Samuel and Pamelia (Fernald) Parker
Saugus
Aug. 23
Esther A. Parker .
07
11
Saugus
Asa and - (-) -
Nathan and Sarah (Chappel) Symonds
Lynn
Aug. 29
Grafton H. Symonds John McLeod"
63
6
28
Sept. 13
Nicholas Fannoney . Ella E. Allen
37
7
3
54
9
14
Haverhill .
William F. and Hannah (Putnam) Chapman
Lynn
Sept. 14
Charles A. Gatchell
85
12
Monnoth, Me.
Alanson and Pamelia (Gatchell) Gatchell
Saugus
Sept. 15
Miriam H. Larkin
51 78
6
14
Oct. 6
Emma Hattie . John J. Walsh
1
1
I Saugus . Ireland
John and Mary (Rose) Gunning
Malden
Oct. 18
Saugus
Nov. 7
William Thacker .
76
5
25
Nov. 10
Abbie F. Parks
78
Norfolk
Nov. 10
Asbury Sanders
83
27
Nov. 11
Julia A. Mitchell
52
-
Wells, Me.
Peter and Hannah (Pike) Sanders Trafton and Sarah A. (Allen) Phillips
Lynn
87
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Lynn
Josephine Forti .
17
Boston1
Frank and Rose (Aledda) Forti
"Santino Lopilato
21
Italy
Frank and Rose (Aledda) Forti
Saugus
Aug. 1
Elizabeth G. Childs
81
5
17
Lubec, Me.
William and Drusilla (Cross) Gaylor
Nova Scotia
Malden
Aug. 7
James W. and Grace M. (Froberger) Cook
Lynn
Boston
Frank and Rosie (Cassano) Cfoofolarta .
Lynn
Aug. 10
Inez A. Duquette
9
Saugus
Arthur S. and Gladys M. (Ames) Laurilliard
Saugus
Nova Scotia
Hugh and Mary (Fulton) Brown .
Aug. 29
Orrin Cheever
73
3
04
14
Salem
John and Maggie M. (McLean) McLeod
Saugus
Sept. 9
Samuel B. and Elizabeth (Frye) Nichols
Saugus
Sept. 11
Abraham and Mary (Tarsha) Fannoney
Saugus
9
9
Boston
Nelson G. and Carrie M. (Smith) Smith
Lowell
Sept. 13
William H. Chapman
10 1
28
Nova Scotia
Judah C. and Matilda F. (-) Smith
Lynn
Sept. 16
David and Phoebe (Kimball) Newhall
Saugus
Sept. 21
65
4
6
Saugus . Nova Scotia
'Daniel and Sophia (Stewart) Mcclellan
David J. and Mary (Sheridan) Walsh
Malden
Oct. 10
Edward Gunning
66
Amesbury
John and Hannah (Morse) Thacker
Saugus
New Fields
Vermont
S 100
26
Saugus
6
2
Saugus Salem
Eugene A. and Mary A. (Doole) Hubbard
Lynn
Barney and Fannie ( Karelstein) Spivock .
Danvers
5
4
Auburn, Me.
Aug. 17
Saugus
Benjamin F. Nichols .
Fitzwilliam
Charles A. Newhall
Winchester
Age.
Freeman and Rhoda (Reynolds) Crowell
.
Deaths Registered in the Town of Saugus for the Year, 1913 .- Continued.
Age.
Date.
Name.
Birthplace.
Parents' Names.
Place of Burial.
Y.
M.
D.
Nov. 14
Margaret E. Thomas
66
9
14
Ware
John and Lydia (Draper) Edmands
Nov. 27
Albion R. Hallowell
54
3
II
China, Me.
George W. and Calista K. (Reed) Hallowell
Nov. 29
Arthur A. Botham
6
Lynn
Arthur P. and Blanche (Davis) Botham
Nov. 29
Edwin M. Howe
72
8
Ruthland
Abel and Esther (Morse) Howe
Lynn
Nov. 30
Olive A. Neal
83
-
Saugus
Dec. 10
James A. Suttie
4º
5
Dec. 20
Hannah P. Atherton
60
7
Lynn
Dec. 24
Angie J. Downing .
38
7
138108 3 I 8 I
Lynn
Nova Scotia
James A. and Minnie (Sonier) Suttie . .
James S. and Syrena C. (Newhall) Oliver
Saugus
Saugus
Spencer
Elyah and Mary (Sadler) Putnam .
.
SS
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Cambridge Waterville, Me. Saugus Lynn
Ebenezer and Priscilla (Hitching's) Neal
RECEIPTS
Taxes.
Current Year.
Polls .
· $3,440 00
Personal
.
8,708 74
Real estate
· 75,450 21
$87,598 95
Previous Years.
Polls
. $1,234 50
Personal
2,250 15 .
Real estate
· 54,655 06
58,139 71
Tax titles
. $2,943 07
Final sales
563 00
3,506 07
From State.
Corporation .
. $2,882 96
Street railway
4,175 68
National bank
236 42
7,295 06
Licenses.
Junk
$106 00
Milk
20 50
Pool and billard
23 00
Pedlars
56 00
Groves
20 00
Clam
.
23 00
248 50
Fines and Forfeits.
Court
841 50
Amount carried forward, $157,629 79
90
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward, $157,629 79
Grants and Gifts.
Dog licenses . 824 83
Privileges.
Public Service.
Excise Tax .
3,289 33
$161,743 95
General Government.
Town hall
$206 00
Rent of court room
120 00
$326 00
Protection of Persons and Property.
Police.
Miscellaneous
$60 00
60 00
Fire Department.
Sale of Old Material $8 00 4
8 00
Forestry.
Moth Extermination . $1,919 97
Elm Leaf Beetle
137 00
Weighing (hay scales) . 2 80
Sealer of Weights and Measures £ 43 81
2,103 58
Health and Sanitation.
Health.
Contagious diseases 467 00
Amounts carried forward,
$2,964 58 $161,743 95
91
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $2,964 58 $161,743 95
Highways.
General.
From State Highway
Com. (reimbursement ) $530 65
Rebate on Oiling, private work .
3º 92
Sale of material
43 60
605 17
Charities.
Reimbursement.
From individuals .
$58 09
From Cities and Towns .
512 70
From State
213 61
784 40
Soldiers' Benefits.
State Aid.
From State
· $3,116 00
Soldiers.
From State
74 00
3,190 00
Education.
School Department.
Tuition State Wards
$651 00
Sale of books and supplies
7 41
Miscellaneous
56 62
Other tuition
121 25
836 28
Library.
Fines.
See Library Report.
Amounts carried forward,
$8,380 43 $161,743 95
92
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$8,380 43 $161,743 95
Unclassified.
Rent.
Hathaway Place 136 50
Reimbursement.
Essex County on account killing stray dogs 95 00
8,611 93
Special Assessments.
For Expenses.
Moth extermination, 1913, $1,312 28
Moth extermination, 1912, 666 14
Moth extermination, 1911, 189 12
Moth extermination, 1910,
2 99
$2,170 53
2,170 53
Cemeteries.
Sale of Lots and Graves.
Lots
$146 62
Graves .
70 00
216 62
Care of Lots and Graves.
Mowing · $1,049 28
Foundation
107 00
Cement vaults
171 00
Grading
125 73
Miscellaneous
71 75
1,524 76
Miscellaneous.
Interment fees
$365 00
365 00
2,106 38
Amount carried forward,
$174,632 79
93
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$174,632 79
Interest.
On Deposit.
Central National Bank . $25 15
Beacon Trust Co. .
IOI 64
126 79
On Taxes.
Deferred payments . $3,165 90
3,165 90
Excess interest on final
sale .
$17 54
Excess interest on tax titles,
385 08
402 62
3,695 31
Municipal Indebtedness.
Temporary Loans.
Anticipation of Taxes
$130,000 00
130,000 00
Agency and Trust.
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds.
From Individuals .
· $605 00
From Town
Principal.
3,890 40
Interest
364 90
Short interest
68 60
4,928 90
4,928 90
Refunds and Transfers.
Refunds.
Fire Department . $7 75
*Water Department 3,730 00
J. S. Meacom litigation, 4,025 00
$7,762 75
7,762 75
Cash on hand January 1, 1913,
22,318 27
$343,338 02
*Refunded on account of Bonds and Interest paid by Treasurers which belonged to the Water Department.
EXPENDITURES
General Government.
Finance Committee.
Salary of Secretary
$50 00
$50 00
Other Expenses. .
Stationery and postage . $2 50
Printing
44 60
Telephone
2 30
Traveling expenses
4 50
All other
4 50
58 40
$108 40
Selectmen's Department.
Salaries and Wages.
Chairman
$116 70
Other Selectmen
233 30
Clerk
100 00
450 00
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $22 35
Printing and advertising, 3 55
Telephones . .
62 66
All other
3 85
92 41
542 41
Auditing Department.
Salaries and Wages.
Auditor
$500 00
Compiling report, 1912,
100 00
600 00
Amounts carried forward, $600 00 $650 81
95
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $600 00 $650 81
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $8 19
Printing and advertising, 28 10
Steel fixtures for safe
25 20
Express
3 15
All other
21 50
86 14
686 14
Treasury Department.
Salaries and Wages.
Treasurer
$955 00
Clerk (From Jan. 1, 1913
to Feb. 1, 1913) 45 00
1,000 00
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $113 16
Printing and advertising, 12 35
Carfares, teams, etc. 9 60
Telephone
13 64
Bond
100 00
Safe, furniture, office
equipment, etc. . 413 15
All other
.
69 22
731 12
1,731 12
Unpaid Bills 1912.
Salary Jan. 1, 1913, 0
Feb. 1, 1913 .
$41 67
Salary Feb. 1, 1913, to
March 1, 1913 . 41 66
83 33
83 33
Collector's Department.
Salaries and Wages.
Collector
$1,056 51
Amounts carried forward, $1,056 51 $3,151 40
96
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $1,056 51 $3,151 40
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $25 80
Printing and advertising, 37 00
Books, office supplies, etc. 22 3I
All other
3 00
88 II
1,144 62
Tax Titles.
Expenses.
Recording
$208 95
Expenses on Tax sales and Deeds . .
1,423 30
Printing
3 00
Advertising on 3 parcels,
8 70
Express
85
1,644 80
1,644 80
Assessors' Department.
Salaries and Wages.
Assessors
$255 00
Deputy Assessors . 67 44
Clerk
897 76
1,220 20
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $49 26
Printing and advertising, 180 00
Car fare, and teams, etc.,
16 45
Telephone 28 35
Searching records .
177 44
All other
IO 49
461 99
1,682 19
Registration Town Notes.
Registration Fee 33 00
Amount carried forward,
$7,656 01
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
97
Amount brought forward
$7,656 01
Law Department.
Salaries aud Wages.
Town Counsel
$400 00
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $6 50
Entry fee
3 00
Medical service
5 00
14 50
414 50
Town Clerk Department.
Salary and Wages.
Town Clerk .
$100 00
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $39 50
Printing and advertising. 10 00
All other
25
49 75
149 75
Election and Registration Department.
Salary and Wages.
Registrars ·
$317 00
Election Officers
387 00
Police .
40 00
744 00
Other Expenses.
Stationery and postage . $ 20
Printing and advertising, 203 00
Posting distributing War-
rants .
55 00
All other
67 46 1
325 66
1,069 66
Amount carried forward,
$9,289 92
7
98
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amount brought forward,
$9,289 92
Town Hall.
Salaries and Wages.
Janitor .
$769 00
All other
2 50
771 50
Other Expenses.
Fuel
$416 57
Light .
62 85
Janitor's supplies
58 03
Inside repairs
183 53
Telephone
38 39
Outside repairs
631 98
All other
117 23
1,508 58
2,280 08
Total General Government, $11,570 00
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY.
Police.
Salaries and Wages.
Chief .
. $1,220 00
Patrolmen
3,961 65
Special police
998 78
$6,180 43 1
Horses and care of same.
Team hire
$31 00
Automobile hire
326 50
Storage
36 00
393 50
Equipment and Repairs.
Equipment for men
$82 48
Equipment and repairs
telephone .
88 72
171 20
Maintenance of Buildings.
Equipment for Station 73 42
Amounts carried forward,
$6, 818 55 $11,570 00
99
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $6,818 55 $11,570 00
Other Expenses.
Stationery and printing $43 55
Telephone
79 71
Medical service
6 00
Traveling expenses
·
8 20
All other
. 42 09
179 55
6,998 10
Constables.
Salary
$50 00
$50 00
Dog officer (To be reim- bursed by Essex County ) $95 00
95 00
145 00
Lockup.
Salary and Wages.
Keeper
$219 00
Matron
19 50
238 50
Other Expenses.
Meals for prisoners
$59 75
Laundry work
6 25
Medical service
7 00
All other .
11 18
84 18
322 68
Fire Department.
Salaries.
Chief to May 1, 1913 · $333 33
$333 33
Amounts carried forward,
$333 33
$19,035 78
100
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$333 33 $19,035 78
Engineers.
Chief to May 1, 1914 . $75 00
Asst. Engineers . 150 00
225 00
Permanent men .
. $1,602 32
Call men.
Chemical No. I .
711 45
Hose No. 2
362 65
Hose No. 3
250 00
2,926 42
Hydrant service.
Unpaid bill of 1912
$644 00
Hydrant service 1913
644 00
1,288 00
$4,772 75
Expenses.
Services at fires
$20 40
Labor fire alarm
132 64
Other employees
·
5 00
$158 04
4
Horses and care of same.
Team hire
163 25
Equipment and Repairs.
Apparatus
$454 39
Equipment for men
25 58
Alarms, boxes, etc.
92 85
All other
196 42
769 24
Hose
392 00
Fuel and Light.
Fuel
$235 15
Light
103 55
338 70
Amounts carried forward, $1,821 23 $23,808 53
101
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $1,821 23 $23,808 53
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds.
Int. repair, plumbing,etc. $336 02
Bedding and laundry 25 14
· Outside repairs 63 18
All other
38 74
463 08
Other expenses.
Printing, stationery and
postage
$10 99
Telephone'
49 92
Rent
30 50
All other
187 21
278 62
2,562 93
Inspection.
Inspection of Building.
Salary Inspector ..
$400 00
Stationery and printing . 7 50
407 50
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Salary of Sealer
$150 00
Car fares, teams, etc. $21 00
Equipment and supplies, 33 19
Repairs material, labor,
etc., for fitting up room,
36 07
All other
4 70
94 96
244 96
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Extermination.
Salaries and Wages.
Superintendent $894 00
Labor
5,692 15
$6,586 15
Amounts carried forward, $6,586 15 $27,023 92
IO2
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $6,586 15 $27,023 92 Other Expenses.
Printing, stationery and
postage . . ·
$19 17
Expenses on Sprayers 30 71
Teams .
584 65
Rent
88 00
Gasoline
46 79
All other
28 95
798 27
7,384 42
Elm Leaf Beetle.
Salaries and Wages.
Labor .
$158 17
$158 17
Other Expenses.
Teams .
$55 75
Gasoline
9 90
Arsenate of lead
137 00
202 65
360 82
Tree Warden.
Salary and Wages.
Labor
$141 96
$141 96
Other Expenses.
Hardware and tools
$1 50
Telephone
16 10
Teams .
40 00
57 60
199 56
Forest Warden.
Salaries and Wages.
Warden
$42 50
Fighting fires
70 60
$113 10
Amounts carried forward,
$113 10
$34,968 72
103
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$113 10 $34,968 72
Other Expenses.
Teams .
$22 25
All other
8 80
31 05
144 15
Total for protection Persons and Property, $23,542 87
HEALTH AND SANITATION. General Administration.
Salaries.
Board of Health
$75 00
Clerk
25 00
Stationery and postage 4 40
Printing and advertising,
45 00
Telephone
46 26
All other
22 61
$218 27
Quarantine and Contagious Diseases.
Board and treatment $716 79
Medical attendance 151 50
Dry goods and clothing . 4 00
Groceries and provisions,
177 69
Ambulance
54 00
All other
21 00
1,124 98
Tuberculosis.
Board and treatment
242 85
Other Expenses.
Sanitary Inspector .
$44 00
Fumigation and disin-
fectant
205 10
Equipment
24 00
Use of teams
7 50
All other
2 50
283 10
Amounts carried forward, $1,869 20 $35, 112 87
104
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $1, 869 20 $35,112 87
Vital Statistics.
Births .
$109 50
Deaths .
71 00
Marriages
19 80
$200 30
Plumbing Inspection.
Salary .
$500 00
500 00
Inspection Milk and Cattle.
Salary .
142 00
Collection of Ashes and Garbage.
Ashes and Garbage.
Contract . $1,380 00
1,380 00
OTHER HEALTH AND SANITATION.
Drainage.
Cesspools, Drains, etc.
Labor $19 50
Pipe
II 66
Cleaning cesspool
3 00
Burial dead animals
63 00
97 16
Total for Health and Sanitation,
4,188 66
Highways and Bridges.
General Adminstration.
Salary of Superintendent, $877 50
Other Expenses 18 35
$895 85
Amounts carried forward,
$895 85
$39,301 53
105
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward,
$895 85 $39,301 53
General Highway Expenditures.
*Labor . $7,339 61
*Teams
2,132 28
Brick, broken stone,
gravel, etc.
64 15
Equipment and repairs, 313 83
Coal and wood .
71 51
Pipe
481 38
All other
144 55
10,547 31
Sidewalk Maintenance.
Labor
$264 29
Teams .
10 50
Contract work on side-
walk
100 00
Contract work on side-
walk
100 00
474 79
Ballard Street Sidewalk. .
Labor
$66 20
Teams .
32 40
98 60
Concrete.
Crossing walks
$58 50
Skim coat
105 95
164 45
12,181 00
Small Town Act.
Unpaid bill, 1912
625 05
Concrete Sidewalk.
Contract
350 00
Amounts carried forward,
$350 00
$52,107 58
*Reimbursed by Commonwealth of Massachusetts on account of work done on Turn- pike and Upham street $530.65.
106
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, $350 00 $52, 107 58
Snow and Ice.
Labor .
$374 25
Teams .
7 10
Equipment and repairs, 58 65
Sand
87 50
All other
I 92
529 42
Oiling Streets.
Contract
2,996 37
Street Lighting. Contract.
Electricty
7,416 82
11,292 61
Unpaid bill of 1912
597 43
CHARITES AND SOLDIER'S BENEFITS. Poor Department.
General Adminstration.
Salary of Overseer's $300 00
Clerk hire
61 60
Printing, stationery and
postage
13 35
Telephone
72 18
All other . . 108 20
$555 33
Town Farm.
*Salary of Superintendent, $150 00
*Other salaries and wages 25 00
Outside repairs 100 00
*Insurance
90 00
365 00
Amounts carried forward,
$920 33
$63,997 62
*Paid by Overseers' orders.
107
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
Amounts brought forward, Outside Relief by Towns.
$920 33
$63,997 62
Cash
$64 20
Rent
61 00
Groceries and provisions,
1,885 48
Coal and wood
338 44
Board and care
1,339 38
Medicine and medical
attendance
318 85
Burials
52 00
State Institutions
140 50
Other institutions .
148 10
Shoes and clothing
149 25
4,497 20
Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns.
Cities
$689 0I
Towns .
58 29
747 30
Other Expenses.
Team and ambulance
$50 00
Town Physician . 25 00
75 00
6,239 83
Soldiers' Benefits.
Administration.
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