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Mr. Barrett, Chairman of the school committee at Con- cord, Mass., stated at a public meeting in our Town Hall, that in ten years, there has not been a single accident. We have the written word of the Chairman of the school committee at Bedford, Mass., that the children are trans- ported without the slightest risk. Transportation has been a necessity in many towns for many years.
Two public meetings have been held at the Town Hall concerning these matters which have been addressed by Pro- fessor Elihu Thomson, our townsman ; George H. Martin, the agent of the State Board of Education, Edwin F. Barrett of Concord, L. P. Nash, Superintendent of Schools at Hingham, and Messrs. Allen of the school committee of Manchester, Mass. In providing for a free discussion of the question the committee feel that they have shown proper respect to the request of the state board. A joint committee, consisting of Geo. H. Holden, Andrew Harris, John Chapman, Sr., and Chas. Ingalls, who act in connection with the school committee and selectmen, have this matter under advisement, with a view to reporting something for definite action at the coming town meeting. In providing for such action, the
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committee are conscious of having discharged their duty, and the matter is referred to the people for settlement.
The School Committee, however, are unanimous in the recommendation that a new High and Grammar School Building should be erected as early as practicable according to plans, and on a site that will admit of the adoption of the consolidation system, whenever the people shall call for the same.
CORPS OF TEACHERS, JANUARY, 1891.
Name.
School.
Date of Appointment.
Where Edueated.
Gardner P. Balch
High.
Sept. 1888.
Dartmouth College.
Gertrude L. Drake ....
High
April 1889
Putnam Free School
Abbie M. Mott .
First Grammar ..
Sept. 1879-Sept. 1874. .. Salem Normal School ..
Elizabeth J. Hadley ... Second Grammar.
Sept. 1880-Dec. 1872 ..
66
M. H. Fernald ..
Third Grammar .
Sept. 1888.
Lulu P. Washburn
Beachı Intermediate .. . .
Jan. 1888-Sept. 1886 ..
Danvers High School.
Emma J. Machon
Essex Street ..
April 1888.
Boston Normal School ..
Hattie A. Thayer
Pine Street Primary. . Oct. 1888
Mary A. Wells. .
Beach Primary . ..
Oct. 1888
Danvers High School.
*Emma J. Shackley ....
Redington St. Primary ... Sept. 1888
Quincy Training School .
Louise C. Stanley
Farms.
Jan. 1888
Norton Ladies' Seminary
Elizabeth A. Bill
Music and Drawing.
Jan. 1890.
Boston Normal School ..
+ Mrs. Geo. Hussey ..... |Beach ..
April 1891
Isabel Hutt.
Beach ..
Jan. 1892.
Salem Normal School. .
* Resigned April, 1891. + Resigned Dec., 1891.
[Date of appointment to present position is given in Roman type. If the teacher has previously served in other schools in town, the earliest date of such appointment is stated in Italics. ]
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Fannie A. Gould
Pine St. Intermediate.
Sept. 1888.
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SCHOOL STATISTICS FOR 1891.
SCHOOL.
Number of sittings.
any one time.
Number enrolled.
Average age.
Average number of pupils
during winter term.
during spring term.
Average number of pupils
attendance
ing winter term.
attendance
attendance
Per cent. of attendance.
Per cent. of tardiness.
-
High
45
42.
40
15.5
38
33
40
35
31
363
921
11
First Grammar.
15
34
25
14.3
26
23
34
24
22
33
95
Second Grammar
45
43
=
13
42
39
3
39
37
32
94
1
Third Grammar.
45
53
38
12.8
39
36
46
37
34
45
953
1}
Pine St. Intermediate.
52
52
45
10.8
41
41
50
36}
363
463
92
Beach Intermediate ...
48
41
46
11
40
41
40
38g
383
38
93
1}
Essex Street Primary.
45
51
60
7.5
34
45
41}
31
42
39
93
actor
Pine Street Primary ..
50
41
46
8.5
40
40
33
35g
38
31
92%
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Redington St. Primary
40
45
55
7.8
39}
41
37}
35
38
35
91
1
Beach Primary .
58
35
40
7
30
29
26
27
28
25
944
1
Farms Primary.
24
22
29
-1
18
20
00
14
18
17
88
Number enrolled in Town-Jan. 1892, 465; 1891, 462; 1890, 434.
No.
No.
First year grade
54
Fifth year grade.
46
Second year grade
44
Sixth year grade
46
Third year grade
72
Seventh year grade.
33
Fourth year grade.
43
Eighth year grade
31
during fall term.
dur-
dur-
dur-
ing spring term.
ing fall term.
Average
Average
Average
If thus graded the above would be the number in each school Jan. 1st, 1892.
Largest number of pupils at
Average number of pupils
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Pupils who have been neither absent nor tardy during the year.
Selected List.
-.
Pupils whose rank in all studies was above 85 per cent, promoted without examination.
Susie S. Harris
Mabel E. Ingalls
Ruth A. Iverson
Josie E. Twisden
Nowell Ingalls
Maud F. Alden
M. Louise Ashton
Luella M. Thomas
Sadie E. Nash
Florence Holden
Edward W. Coburn
Alice N. Hilliard
Leslie Merritt
Howard G. Ellis
Roland J. Cotting
Charles S. Kendrick
Willie McNamara
Oscar F. Johanson
Sarah Finnegan.
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SCALE OF SALARIES FOR TEACHERS.
Grammar-4 or more years' experience (maximum,) $550. Intermediate-3 or more years' experience (maximum,) $500. Primary-3 or more years' experience (maximum,) $450.
Primary-2 years' experience, $400. Primary-1 year's experienee, $350. Primary-No previous experience, $300.
HOLIDAYS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR.
Washington's Birthday.
May Day. Memorial Day. 17th of June. Labor Day. Thanksgiving recess, beginning Wednesday noon.
CALENDAR FOR SCHOOL YEAR, 1892.
Winter term 1892 begins Jan. 4; closes March 25. Spring term 1892 begins April 11; closes June 30. Fall term 1892 begins Sept. 6; closes Dec. 23. Winter term 1893 begins Jan. 9.
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COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST YEAR .- D. PRIMARY.
Teach 300 words by aid of toys and reading from blackboard.
Begin reading from book the sixth month. Read first half of as many First Readers as possible.
Spelling .- From the Reading Lessons.
Language .- Copy easy sentences from the board, object les- sons from familiar objects, correct .errors in use of lan- guage.
Arithmetic .- Numbers from 1 to 10, fractional parts, Roman numerals, use objects, lines, etc.
Writing .- On slate and paper.
Drawing .- On slates from solids, clay modelling.
Geography .- Familiar objects about home, at school, out of doors, domestic animals, well-known birds, common insects, flowers, plants, etc.
SECOND YEAR .- C. PRIMARY.
Reading .- Second half of five First Readers, and first half of four Second Readers, phonetic analysis.
Spelling .- Oral and written spelling from reading and lan- guage lessons.
Language .- First year's work continued.
Arithmetic .- Numbers through 25, Roman numerals, original concrete problems by the pupils, fractional parts.
Writing .- Tracing books, copy exercises from the board, writing selections from reading books and from dictation. Drawing .- From objects, clay modelling.
Geography .- Familiar objects, houses, school-room, streets, buildings, neighborhood, a village, a city, cardinal points of compass, horizon, earth, land, air, etc.
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THIRD YEAR .- B. PRIMARY.
Reading .- Last half of Second Readers, phonetic analysis.
Spelling .- Oral and written ; words dictated from reading lessons.
Language .- Part I Mary Hyde's Language Lessons. Dic- tation exercises.
Arithmetic .- Numbers to 100, use of common measures, Ro- man numerals, written arithmetic, four operations with no multiplier or divisor exceeding two figures, writing num- bers through thousands, fractional parts, common meas- ures.
Writing .- With pen and ink.
Drawing .- Prang No. 1 Drawing Book.
Physiology .- Taught orally ; the external parts of the body, hygiene.
Geography .- Our town, our state, position, boundaries, plans, and maps, land and water in town and the state, parts of animals, vegetables, etc.
History .- Stories', Holiday's.
FOURTH YEAR .- A. PRIMARY.
Reading .- First half' of six Third Readers, phonetic analysis.
Spelling .- Harrington's Spelling Book, Part I, and from read- ing lessons and geography.
Language .- Part I Mary Hyde's Lessons.
Arithmetic .- Mental Arithmetic, written Arithmetic, four operations, addition and substraction of decimal and com- mon fractions, United States money, denominate numbers, metric system, elementary work with simple examples.
Geography .- Studied from Globe in hands of pupil, the world as a whole, form, size, motions, hemispheres, zones, seasons, animals, plants, people, races, civilization, conti- nent, oceans, position, form, size, etc. North America, United States, our state.
Drawing .- Prang No. 2 Drawing Book.
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Writing .- From copy book.
Physiology .- Read Child's Health Primer. Talks on Hy- giene.
History .- Stories.
FIFTH YEAR .- D. GRAMMAR.
Reading .- Second half of six Third Readers, King's Geo- graphical Reader, some historical reader.
Spelling .- Part I. Harrington's Spelling Book, also from reading lessons and geography.
Language .- Part II Mary Hyde's Lessons.
Arithmetic .- Addition, subtraction, multiplication and divis- ion of United States money, elementary fractions, meter, liter, gram, compound numbers, simple examples in per- centage, factoring, multiples. Simple examples only are to be used.
Geography .- The Continents, form, size, extent, North America, United States, with special Geography of New England and our own state. Map drawing.
Writing .- From copy book.
Drawing .- Prang, No. 3 Drawing Book.
Physiology .- Study Child's Health Primer.
History .- Stories, Historical Reader.
SIXTH YEAR .- C. GRAMMAR.
Reading .- Munroe's Fourth Reader, King's Geographical Reader, with other supplementary reading, phonetic anal- ysis.
Spelling .- Harrington's Spelling Book, Part II, also, from the reading, history, and geography lessons.
Language .- Mary Hyde's Lessons Part III, letter writing, composition writing, declamations, selections from Whittier and Hawthorne.
Arithmetic .- Fractions, simple examples in percentage and interest.
Geography .- Finish the United States, South America, map drawing.
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History .- The discoveries and settlements, abstracts of famous men.
Physiology .- Skeleton and processes of digestion, hygiene, effect of alcohol and narcotics.
Writing .- From copy book.
Drawing .- Prang No. 4 Drawing Book.
SEVENTH YEAR .- D. GRADE.
Reading .- Davis' Fourth Reader, with other supplementary reading.
Spelling .- Harrington's Spelling Book, also from the Read- ing, History, and Geography lessons.
Language .- Mary Hyde's Lessons, Part IV. Composition writing, bills, advertisements, and telegrams, declamations, selections from Longfellow, and Irving.
Arithmetic .- Reductions, weights and measures, compound numbers, metric system, percentage, interest.
Geography .- Europe and Asia, map drawing.
History .- French and Indian war, Revolutionary War, and the War of 1812.
Physiology .- Abstracts from famous men, muscles, respira- tion, circulation.
Drawing .- Prang No. 5 Drawing Book.
Writing .- From copy book.
EIGHTH YEAR .- A. GRAMMAR.
Reading .- Munroe's Fifth Reader and other supplementary reading.
Spelling .- Harrington's Spelling Book; also words from reading, geography, and history lessons.
Language .- Swinton's Grammar, written work, composi- tion writing, declamations, selections from Holmes, and Lowell.
Arithmetic .- Percentage, interest, banking, stock and bonds proportion, simple examples in square and cube root, re- views.
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Geography .- Completed and reviewed topically.
History .-- Completed and reviewed topically.
Physiology .- - Nervous system, special senses, reviewed topi- cally.
Drawing .- Prang No. 6 Drawing Book.
Writing .- Copy Book.
HIGH SCHOOL.
FIRST YEAR.
Arithmetic, algebra, book-keeping, physical geography, Latin or English, study of authors.
SECOND YEAR.
Algebra, geometry, botany, civil government, Latin or Eng- lish, study of authors.
THIRD YEAR.
Physics and chemistry, Latin or English with history, arith- metic reviewed, French optional, study of authors.
FOURTH YEAR.
Astronomy, geology, Latin, English literature, French op- tional.
English composition, declamation, drawing and music throughout the course. Course may be modified for pupils preparing for College or any other higher Institution.
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. ROGERS, W. R. HASTINGS, F. E. INGALLS,
School Committee.
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TO THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SWAMPSCOTT :
In my capacity of Truant Officer I have made 29 calls upon supposed cases of truancy. Eight of the above cases were found to be truants. Two from continued absence without the permission of parents were from necessity taken to court and put upon probation by the Judge. The other six cases, it is hoped will not need such severe measures but upon re- occurrence of the offense they too, will be confronted with the law which requires thirty weeks attendance in our schools.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. RODRICK, Truant Officer.
TO THE CITIZENS OF SWAMPSCOTT:
We have carefully examined the accounts of the different departments and find them to be correct, and proper vouchers on file for the same, and we respectfully present the follow- ing reports for your consideration.
AUGUSTINE W. RICH, 2D, J. ROSWELL WIDGER, Auditing L. FRANK CAHOON,
Committee.
AUDITORS' REPORT.
1891-92.
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES.
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT,
Appropriation
$4,000 00
Amount of Expenditures
4,312 14
EXPENDITURES,
Alden, Charles E. painting beach railings .
$10 00
Alger, James E.
distributing town report 1890-91 . 3 00
Assessors, Board of
books, stationery and expenses
12 50
Berry, Thomas E.
services as ballot clerk, March 16 . 5 00
Blethen, Curry & Co., 6 bound posts
4 50
Boston & Maine Railroad Co.
freight on cabinet . 90
Boynton & Co.
stationery
$1 70
professional services
25
1 95
Breed & Co., S. N. 39 ft. boards
98
Bunting, Aaron R. car fares .
12 78
.
services as chairman of selectmen . 400 00 412 78 ·
Butcher, J. Watson
repairing platform hay-scales
1 50
Amount carried forward
$453 11
1
90
AUDITORS' REPORT-1891-92.
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $453 11
Cahoon, L. Frank
services as auditor, 1890-91 .
75 00
Carroll, M. P.
services as tax collector, 1891-92 . 350 00
Carroll, Patrick, } day's labor on pound 1 00
Chapman, John
services as assessor, 1891-92 75 00
Chase, W. B., M.D., reporting three births .
75
Coleman, Henry, M.D.
reporting births, 1884-90 ·
7 75
Delano, Gilbert, bulletin board
3 75
DeLory, Walter A.
material and labor, drinking fountain . $12 22
disconnecting pipes, old engine house
1 87 14 09
Dennis, E. D., storage hand engine . 4 00
Eastman, E. S., postage stamps
5 00
Eastman, Fred H., surveying and plans
17 00
Emmons, George E.
services as teller, March 16, 1891 Emmons, Ivory
2 50
carpentering and material 30 40
services as assessor, 1891-92
75 00 105 40
Farwell, John H.
services as selectman, 1891-92
200 00
Finnegan, James, ¿ day's labor on pound
1 00
Gardner, Peleg
carpentering and material, town fences . Gay, Charles W.
31 17
surveying, plans and monuments 88 90
surveying, etc., new engine house . 9 20
surveying, etc., Huron street 9 60
107 70
Globe Company, cabinet for blanks
20 00
Griffin, Frank,
expenses incurred as field driver 15 70
.
Amount carried forward
$1,489 92
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SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $1,489 92
Harris, George W.
services as Justice of the Peace
10 25
Harris, Isaac K.
plans and specifications for addition to
Cemetery
80 00
Hastings & Sons, advertising
3 50
Hering, Rudolph,
consultation on sewerage matters
100 00
Holden, G. H. & Co., oil and padlock
5 78
Honors, B. O.
services as treasurer 1891-92, . $300 00
travelling expenses 1890-91-92 25 00 325 00
Hunt, A. Frost, M. D., reporting six births Hurd, Stephen,
1 50
services as inspector of votes, Nov. 3, '91 Ingalls, Frank E.
5 00
services as teller, Nov. 3, 1891 2 50
Jeffers, Charles P.
services as sealer weights and measures 25 00
printing 500 notices 1 50 26 50
Kendrick, Mrs. Henry, rent boat house
10 00
Kendrick, W. S.
painting and repairing fences
12 00
King & Merrill, George F.
record book
9 00
stationery
13 40
22 40
Knowlton, Daniel F.
services as sealer weights and measures, 1890-91
15 00
Leader Publishing Co., balance on By-Laws 7 00
Lewis, Sylvester, moving engine house
55 00
Marblehead, Town of, tax on gravel pit, 1891 Marblehead Water Co., rebate on tax 1891 Marsh, Fred C.
8 22
75 00
services as teller, Nov. 3, 1891 2 50
services as ballot clerk, March 16, 1891 5 00 7 50
Amount carried forward
$2,262 07
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AUDITORS' REPORT-1891-92.
SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $2,262 07
Marshall, George W.
services as registrar of votes, 1891-92 . 35 00
75
Marshman, Gideon, 3 keys . . Merritt, John R.
services as registrar of votes, 1890-91 .
$35 00
services as registrar of votes, 1891-92 35 00 70 00
Millett, D. Holman
services as assessor, 1891-92 . .
200 00
Moulton, James H.
services as registrar of votes, to May 1, 1891 . ·
17 50
services as registrar of votes, 1891-92
35 00
52 50 Nichols, G. H. & W. A.
1000 town reports, 1890-91 . 235 20
1000 Assessors' valuation, 1890
165 90
printing and stationery
88 00
489 10
Nichols, Thomas P., 1500 tax bills
13 00
assessors' blanks and printing
14 00
27 00
Niles & Carr, services as town counsel
200 00
expenses, petition Burrill street cross- ing, B. & M. R. R.
19 13
219 13
Nesbett, A. Frank
refreshments, March 16, 1891
8 25
refreshments and labor, Nov. 3, 1891
12 42
20 67
Nisbett, David W.
services as inspector elections, Nov. 3, 1891 .
5 00
Norcross, William F.
services as auditor, 1890-91 ·
75 00
Pedrick, Thomas
services as town weigher to Jan. 1, 1892 Pitman, Luther G.
20 00
services as registrar of votes, 1890-91
17 50
Pratt Bros., 25 assessors' notices . .
1 25
.
Amount carried forward
$3,494 97
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SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward
$3,494 97
Rich, Augustine W ., 2d
services as auditor, 1890-91
75 00
Roberts, C. K. & W. H., expressing
8 50
Roberts, Daniel
rent of land for hay scales, 2 years to Jan. 1, 1892
8 00
Rowell, Arthur
masoning and material, town store house
5 85
Rowell, Charles G.
car fares and stationery .
$2 10
services as secretary selectmen, 1891-92 200 00 202 10
Ryan, M J.
1} days' labor, Essex st. fence, $2.00
3 00
Shattuck, S. M.
services as ballot clerk, Nov. 3, 1891 Shaw, S. H.
2 50
12 days' labor. Essex st. fence, $2.00
3 00
Small, Eldridge F., services as moderator Stimpson, D. P.
25 00
insurance on stone crusher plant Strauss, A. W. & Co., paint and oil
17 40
Till, George T.
dog license blanks, postage, etc. 6 97
services as town clerk, 1891-92 100 00
services as clerk registrars of votes, 1891-92 45 00
recording births, marriages and deaths .
47 95 199 92
Washburn, John, estate of
use of teams for assessors
8 00
Watson, J. E., distributing town reports
2 00
Wheeler, James
warning town meetings . 5 00
notifying town officers elect 3 00
posting dog notices
1 75
9 75
White Bros., binding town reports Widger, Arthur C.
1 25
services as selectman, 1891-92
200 00
2 license blanks and ink
.
.
90 200 90
$4,312 14
45 00
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$10,800 00
Amount of expenditures
10,844 52
EXPENDITURES.
Allyn & Bacon, books . 6
$3 00
American Book Co., books
113 60
Balch Bros., 2 vols. Century Dictionary
25 00
Balch, Gardner P.
music paper and car fare .
$1 70
services as teacher 4 mos., $150 600 00 ·
66 6 mos., 160
960 00
1,561 70
Bill, Elizabeth A.
cash paid for supplies, etc. services as teacher 10 mos., $65
7 43
650 00 657 43
Boston School Supply Co., supplies
13 01
Bryson, James, cleaning yard, Farm school .
3 00
Butcher, J. W., rep. doors, Beach school .
1 00
Carter, Rice & Co., paper and expressing Casey, Bridget
24 59
services as janitress 10 mos. $5 .
50 00
Clarke, W. B. & Co., 3 dictionaries
3 36
Coan, Harriet
services as janitress, 10 mos. $12.50
. 125 00
cleaning Beach School .
3 00
128 00
Cobb & Son, expressing
1 00
Delano, Gilbert
carpentering and material, Pine St. Sch. 16 22
66
66 66 Beach “ 1 00
66
66 Town Hall
30 00
66
66
14 25
61 47
DeLory, Walter A.
plumbing and material Essex St. School 19 00
66 66 66 Pine St.
9 51
66
Beach 66
9 27
66
66 66 18 30 56 08
Amount carried forward
$2,698 24
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward $2,698 24 2 00
Ditson, Oliver Co., 5 quires music paper . Drake, Gertrude L.
services as teacher, 4 mos. $50 ·
. $200 00
66 6 mos. 55 ·
·
£ 330 00 530 00
Eastman, E. S., rep. clocks, Beach School
2 00
Eastman, G. W., rep. 3 clocks
3 00
Effingham, Maynard & Co., 4 books, $1.20
4 80
Estes & Lauriat, books .
13 10
Flanagan, A., books
.
.
1 44
Fernald, M. H.
services as teacher, 10 months, $55.00 . Gardner, Peleg
550 00
carpentering and material Grammar sch. 15 22
shingling Beach school house "contract" Getchell, B. T., cleaning vaults
14 00
Ginn & Co., books, supplies, etc. .
61 06
Gould, Fannie A.
services as teacher, 10 months, $50.00 .
500 00
Green, E. A., tuning piano, Grammar school Hadley, E. J.
2 00
services as teacher, 10 months, $55.00
550 00
Hall, Thomas, microscope
1 00
Hammett, J. L., supplies
7 51
Hastings, W. R.
services as school committee, 1891-92
100 00
Heath, D. C. & Co., supplies
.
2 81
Herbert, George C., 1000 envelopes
1 00
Honors & Wardwell,
fuel, Grammar school
148 48
Beach school . 59 29
" Farm school . 50 98
coal, Pine street school 108 00
wood, Essex street school
2 75 369 50
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books
3 00
Hovey, Thomas H., tuning piano .
2 00
Amount carried forward
$5,598 68
·
165 00 180 22
.
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward
$5,598 68
Hussey, Mrs. George R.
services as teacher, 3 months, $40.00 . $120 00
4 months, $45.00 . 180 00 300 00
Hutt, Bella
services as teacher, 2 months, $30.00 Ingalls, Frank E.
60 00
services as school committee, 1891-92
100 00
Ingalls & Kendricken,
labor and material on heater at Gram- mar school .
17 40
Jeffers, Chas. P., chemicals and atomizer
1 85
Kendall, HI. C., filling out diplomas .
1 00
King & Merrill, George F. stationery and supplies . 118 40
Lee & Shepard, books .
59 70
Library Bureau, chart and express
4 25
Machon, E. J.
services as teacher, 10 months, $45.00 Marblehead Water Co.
450 00
piping and trenching Essex Street school water rates, Pine Street School, 1 year to April 1, '92 10 00
30 91
water rates, Grammar school, 1 year to April 1, '92 10 00
water rates, Essex Street School, 6 months to April 1, '92 3 00 53 91
Marshall J. Otis, white wood table
15 00
Martin, Gratin, expressing
1 00
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co., 3 cabinet organs and express Melzard, George R.
77 25
services as janitor 1 month 22 50
services as janitor 9 months, $25.00 225 00
scraping and varnishing 51 desks 42 cts. 21 42
extra labor and supplies . 13 73 282 65
Amount carried forward
$7,141 09
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward
$7,141 09
Melzard, John E.
painting ceiling and walls, Essex Street School
$20 00
glazing Essex Street School 3 00
painting halls, Beach School 40 00 .
painting ceiling, Beach School 40 00
glazing .
2 00
105 00
Mott, A. M.
services as teacher 10 months, $55.00
550 00
Nesbett, A. Frank, services at Town Hall extra labor exhibition 8 00
10 50
New England Publishing Co., supplies
1 00
Nichols, G. H. & W. A., 50 reports 9 50 printing and supplies 14 50
24 00
O'Neil, D., bit stock, screw driver, etc.,
2 75
Peabody-Whitney Co., 3 mats
12 54
Perry, George S., supplies and express
·
13 15
Prang Educational Co., supplies
·
46 73
Roberts, C. K. and W. H., expressing . Rodrick, Charles,
11 25
services as janitor, 10 months, $50.00 . 500 00
scraping and varnishing 38 desks 42 cts. 15 96
extra labor and supplies
38 29
services as truant officer
9 25
563 50
Rogers, W. H.
services as school committee 1891-92 . 100 00
car fares and express
1 75 101 75
Rowell, Charles
masoning and material, Grammar school Russell & Gott,
8 89
painting fence, Pine st. school, contract
37 00
Rydingsward, Anna von, 2 books
2 50
Schoenhof, Carl, books .
7 53
Schwarz, Richard, toys
17 36
Shackley, E. J., services as teacher, 1 month
45 00
Amount carried forward
$8,701 54
.
2 50
98
AUDITORS' REPORT-1891-92.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Amount brought forward
$8,701 54
Silver, Burdett & Co., books 10 95
Small, Joshua P., rep. locks, etc. ·
1 25
Small, Williard, books
15 45
Stanley, Louise C.
services as teacher, 1 month . . $55 00
services as teacher, 9 months, $45.00 . 405 00 460 00
Stimpson, D. P., insurance .
141 00
Thayer, Hattie A.
services as teacher, 10 months, $45.00
450 00
Ware, Wm. & Co., booksand supplies .
9 90
Washburn, L. P.
services as teacher, 10 months, $50.00 Wells, M. A.
500 00
services as teacher, 10 months, $45.00
450 00
Wheeler & Northend,
sketches for alteration of schoolhouse
18 00
Whitcomb, A. G., school furniture
.
78 95
Winkley, Dresser & Co., stationery
.
3 84
$10,844 52
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation
$5,500 00
Amount of Expenditures
$5,170 05
Less Receipts
56 40
Net amount of Expenditures
5,113 65
Balance Unexpended .
$386 35
EXPENDITURES.
Alger, Mrs. T. J., storage, road machine .
$6 00
Bergin, Thomas, sharpening picks, drills, etc. 78 34
Amount carried forward
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