Town annual report of Swampscott 1911, Part 16

Author: Swampscott, Massachusetts
Publication date: 1911
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 396


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Caton, James F., selectman


200 00


Collins, Fred M., treasurer's assistant


150 00


Eastman, Enoch S., town weigher


20 00


...


Amount carried forward,


$895 00


18


274


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$895 00


Ellis, Stuart P., auditor


50 00


Finnegan, John A., registrar


35 00


Gilley, Richard G., constable ·


50 00


Gilley, Richard G., dog officer


75 00


Hodgkins, Elias G., selectman


200 00


Honors, Benj. O., treasurer .


400 00


Humphrey, Clarence B., chairman select-


men .


.


300 00


Knowlton, Daniel F., moderator


·


65 00


Pay rolls, election officers


III 00


Porter, Milton D., town clerk ·


100 00


Porter, Milton D., clerk registrars . ·


45 00


Rowell, Charles G., accountant


550 00


Rowell, Charles G., clerk selectmen


150 00


Stratton, Frank B., inspector of animals,


100 00


Thing, Ernest B., registrar


35 00


Thurston, Frank D., registrar ·


35 00


Watts, Alfred G., sealer of weights and measures


60 00


$3,256 00


LEGAL.


Niles, Stevens, Underwood & Mayo, services ·


$33 00


Parsons & Bowen, services ·


200 00


Ropes, Gray & Gorham, services . ·


25 00


$258 00


MISCELLANEOUS.


Abbott, Lillian, typewriting .


. 5 00


Adder Machine Co .. part cost


72 75


American Express ( o., express ·


·


I IO


Amount carried ; "ward, $78 85


275


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward.


$78 85


American Surety Co., surety


100 00


Aspinwall & Lincoln, plan and survey 50 00


Atkins, Frank W., services


25 00


Barry Beal Co., book


1 00


Bauer, R. S. Co., stationery .


7 25


Bicknell, Ralph E., reporting births


7 25


Bradford, F. H., catering


121 15


Brainard & Leeds, services


25 00


Brownell, A. W., printing


2 36


Bubier, Nathan G,, expense .


8 47


Bubier, Mrs. N. G., clerical work


5 00


Burgess, C. V., services


10 00


Carroll, William H., teams


13 25


Caton, James F., expense


5 00


Carter's Ink Co., ink


2 20


Chase, W. G., labor


1 00


Collins, Fred M., services


7 00


Collins Hardware Co., numbers


7 50


Cullen Bros., repairs


9 50


Curtis & Bruley, teams .


54 00


Daily Evening Item, advertising


43 40


Dimond, H. C. Co., die


2 75


Earp, William G., stamps and envelopes,


100 78


Eastman, Enoch S., weighing


8 80


Elliott & Babbitt, carpenter work


35 90


Essex Registry of Deeds, tax deeds


3 50


Fairbanks, J. L. & Co., stationery


5 90


Fairclough, W. F., services .


55 98


Gale, Sawyer & Co., stationery


2 00


Gardner, Peleg, carpenter work


108 49


Gilley, Richard G., services .


3 50


Gove, Harry E., chart .



3 00


Griffin, Frank & Co., carpenter work


¡


1


60 25


Amount carried forward,


$975 03


107


276


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$975 03


Grimes, Loring, reporting births 5 25


Gurley, W. and L. E., weights 3 60


Harris, Arthur E., reporting births .


1 00


Hobbs & Warren, stationery . .


I 75


Hodgkins, Elias G., expense .


IO 65


Honors, Benjamin O., expense


67 56


Hooper Lewis & Co., stationery


3 75


Hubbard, John T., lock repairs


2 00


Humphrey, Clarence B., expense


25 31


Jackson, Lambert, printing


66 50


Jackson, P. W., labor on safe


5 00


Kalamazoo Binder Co., binder


1 2 90


Kelley, M. F., typewriting


15 00


Kennett, Arthur A., typewriting


6 65


King's Beach garage, renting


43 00


Lowd, H. M., reporting births


II 00


Meek, H. M. Publishing Co., directory


2 50


McDonough, M., labor and material


91 45


Mclaughlin, J. H., concrete .


12 Sc


Murhead, Helen C., typewriting


65


Murphy, Fred T., services


25 00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., rental


IO 62


Newhall, Herbert W., reporting births


2 25


Nichols, G. H. & A. L., printing . ·


32 50


Old Colony Trust Co., certification notes and bonds .


265 00


Parsons & Bowen, expense


·


1 15


Pay rolls, distributing reports .


30 00


Power, D. B. H., chair ·


6 80


Porter, Milton D., births, marriages,


deaths and expense ·


140 78


Pratt, Daniel Sons., clock .


17 00


Rowell, C. G., documents and expense,


38 67


Amount carried forwad,


$1,933 12


.


277


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


SELECTMEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$1,933 12


Selectmen 1909-10, expense


27 03


Schlehuber, A., catering


22 20


Shannon, George F.


I 74


Stanley, John G., storage hand engine


12 00


Thing, Abbie F., clerical work


3 90


Thorp & Martin, stationery


2 35


Ward, Samuel Co., stationery


I 96


Water Department, rental


33 80


Waterman & Leavitt, motor signs .


3 30


Waters, W. J., testing scales


1 08


Welch, J. Henry, expense


3 25


Western Union Telephone Co., telephone,


29


White Brothers, book binding


2 50


Whitten, Frank S., printing


670 99


Widger, J. R., expense


13 50


$2,733 0I


Salaries


$3,256 00


Legal .


258 00


Miscellaneous


.


2,733 OI


$6,247 0I


School Department.


Balance February 1, 1910


$3, 144 34


Overdraft March 18, 1910 ·


6 28


$3,150 62


Expenditures February 1 to March 18, 1910 . ·


$3,150 62


278


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


LJan. 31


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


Receipts ·


.


.


$35,000 00 155 00


$35,155 00


Expenditures March IS, 1910 to February


1, 1911


.$31,607 22


Balance February 1, 1911


3,547 78


$35,155 00


EXPENDITURES.


SUPERVISION.


Ford, Thomas H., superintendent . $425 00


Pelo, William J., superintendent .


600 00


$1,025 00


SALARIES.


Pay rolls, teachers


.


$22,406 45


SUPPLIES.


Allyn & Bacon, books . .


$15 56


American Book Co., books


203 93


American Seating Co., furniture


493 10


Appleton, D. & Co., books .


185 70


Automatic Pencil Sharpener, supplies


I 60


Babb, Edward E. & Co., supplies .


+IS 61


Birchard, C. C. & Co., supplies


5 20


Bradley, Milton Co., supplies


703 06


Burrows & Sanborn, supplies


4 43


Carter, Carter & Megis, supplies


13 09


Chandler & Barber, supplies


7 63


Ditson, Oliver, Co., supplies


IS 05


Dodd, Mead Co., supplies


120 00


Educational Publishing Co., supplies


3 34


Fisher, J. & Bro., supplies


41


Ginn & Co., supplies


100 21


Amount carried forward,


$2,293 92


279


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$2,293 92


Harvard Cooperative Society, supplies I IO


Harding, Joseph W. & Co., supplies .


3 50


Heath, D. C. & Co., supplies .


33 52


Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books ·


14 05


Hunter, J. B. & Co., supplies


21 38


Jeffers, Charles P., supplies .


4 75


Kenney Bros. & Walkins, supplies


174 19


Knott, L. E., Apparatus Co. supplies


33 09


Library Bureau, cards


I 50


Manuel Arts Press, books


9 25


Masten & Wells, supplies


7 50


Mendlow Bros., supplies


1 40


Merrill, Chas. E. Co., supplies


25 42


Neostyle Co., supplies


89 93


Packard, S. S., supplies


6 00


Parish Choir, The, supplies


5 24


Philbrick, L. B., supplies


4 64


Reed, F. E. Co., supplies


14 75


Remington Typewriter Co., typewriters and fittings


183 25


Sanborn, Benj. H. & Co., supplies


·


155 84


Schoepflin, E. & Co., supplies


·


IO 70


School Board Journal, supplies


2 50


Scribner, Charles Sons, supplies


3 67


Silver, Burdett & Co., supplies


250 99


Thompson, Brown & Co., supplies


9 62


Titus & Buckley, supplies


6 00


Ward, Samuel Co.,


13 75


Wardsworth, Howland & Co., supplies


6 72


Waitt & Sackett, supplies


16 82


Wesleyan University Press, books .


12 00


White, R. H., Co., supplies


.


13 84


White, Smith Music Co., music


6 09


Whitall, Tatum Co., supplies


18 52


$3,455 44


2So


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31 1


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


MISCELLANEOUS.


American Express Co., express


$35 00


Bean, E. G., brushes 36 00


Bicknell, R. E., services · .


3 00


Blodgett Clock Co., repairs . ·


17 52


Boston & Northern Street Railway Co .. tickets


42 00


Boynton, Elmer E, laundry


17 OS


Burrows & Sanborn, ribbon


IO 68


Clark, Joseph & Co .. supplies


12 00


Collins Hardware Co., sundries


2 90


Congdon, S. Perry, labor and expense


15 54


Craig, W. F., stamped envelopes .


IO 62


Cullen Bros .. repairs


I 35


Delano, C. B., sundries ·


7 66


Delano & Congdon, carpenter work


530 71


Ditson, Oliver, sundries


I 80


Eastman, E. S., clock repairs


7 50


Eastwood, W. F .. sharpening saws


2 25


Engineering Department, lettering di- plomas


25 24


Erickson, J. T., plants .


12 00


Essex County Training School, support of truants . .


52 00


Farquhar, David, book binding


90 06


Ferguson, Charles, boiler inspection


16 00


Frazier, Alfred F., taking census


·


35 00


Glidden, Howard K., services ·


140 00


Hilton & Sons, Express Co., express


4 10


Holden, George H. & Co., supplies


56 71


Honors, Holder & Sons, fuel


2,205 31


Hutchinson Lumber Co., lumber


67 71


Jenkins. A. H., plumbing


169 48


Loker, H. W .. expense


S 45


Amount carried forward.


$3,635 67


281


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$3,635 67


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., lighting 130 48


Meek, H. M. Publishing Co., directory, 2 50


Morrill, F. W., engrossing diplomas


15 80


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., rental


152 17


Neostyle Co., sundries .


75


Niles, Stevens, Underwood & Mayo, services .


15 00


North Shore Express Co., express


5 00


Pay rolls, janitors .


2,712 50


Perkins, Fred L., fence.


75 00


Perry & Searle Co., printing .


91 75


Philbrick & Pope, supplies .


6 54


Phillips, James E., painting .


44 10


Police Department, services .


5 60


Rowell, C. G., mason work .


12 93


Russell, Edwin, setting glass .


1 00


Sampson & Allen, electrical supplies


3 40


Scott, H. M., building wall .


175 00


Shephard, W. E., teaming


54 56


Standard Oil Co., oil .


20 38


Stanley Soap Company, soap


100 15


Stone & Forsythe, parchment and twine,


58 50


Till, George T., shades


.


13 60


Wardwell, Horace W., labor and expense


55 82


Waite & Sackett, sundries


·


2 50


Water Department, rental


315 25


White, Smith Music Co., sundries ·


4 70


Whitten, Frank S., printing .


19 25


Widger's Express Co., express


92 85


Wiley, Edwin F., mason work


32 IO


Winchester Tar & Disenfectant Co., disenfectant ·


14 10


Wright and Potter Printing Co., printing.


2 00


$7,870 95


282


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. SUMMARY.


Supervision


1,025 00


Pay rolls ·


22,406 45


Supplies


3,455 44


Miscellaneous


7,870 95


$34,757 84


Highway Department.


Balance February 1, 1910 ·


$771 29


Overdraft March 18, 1910


IO2 31


$873 60


Expenditures February 1 to March IS,


1910 .


$873 60


Appropriation


.$14,000 00


Receipts


991 90


$14,991 90


Expenditures March 18, 1910, to Febru-


ary 1, 191 I .


. $13,941 39


Balance February 1, 191 I


.


1,050 51 ·


$14,991 90


EXPENDITURES.


SUPERVISION.


Ryan, Michael J., surveyor


$1,300 00


LABOR.


Pay rolls, labor


$11,442 26


·


--


283


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


3911]


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.


MISCELLANEOUS.


American Express Co., express


$2 74


Belbin, Nathaniel, carpenter work 225 00


Benner, F. R., stock and labor


·


2.50


Bicknell, R. E., services


6 00


Black, A. B., 2 snow plows .


110 00


Boston & Maine Railroad, freight . ·


70


Bucknam, John B., painting


10 00


Buffalo Steam Roller Co., valves and supplies


7 50


Collins Hardware Co., supplies


20 12


Cullen Bros., repairs and sharpening tools,


85 68


Delano & Congdon, carpenter work


21 90


Delano, C. B., oil and supplies ·


23 0I


Dyar Supply Co., gutter plow and sup- plies .


105 75


Eastman, E. S., weighing


3 60


Embree, W. F., Co., valves and supplies,


2 91


Engineering Department, services ..


27 64


Gardner, Peleg, carpenter work


114 55


Gordon, Hiram W., stencil .


I IO


Griffin, Frank & Co., carpenter work


7 53


Hill & Cutler, waste


11 59


Hodgkins, Elias G., oil and supplies


9 15


Holden, G. H. & Co., tools and supplies,


78 40


Honors, Holder & Sons, fuel


158 40


Howe, Oliver R., supplies


4 07


Jackson, P. W. stakes and boards .


·


2 25


Jennings, Harry, carpenter work


10 00


Knowlton, D. F., sharpening saws


90


Lyons, James T., gravel dynamite and labor


54 12


McDonough, M., tank


25 00


National Paint & Varnish Co., paint .


12 00


Amount carried forward,


$1,144 11


284


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$1,144 II


Nies, F. R., plumbing .


16 89


North, John R., repairs


24 50


Owens, J. G., sharpening tools


SI 62


Perfect Packing Co., packing


10 14


Perrin, Seamans & Co., supplies


19 33


Philbrick & Pope, supplies


8 35


Poor, O. G. Lumber Co., lumber .


19 50


Porter, Milton D., insurance


55 59


Roberts, C. E. Mgr., insurance


50 00


Roberts, Edward B., boarding horse


294 00


Sheehan, David J., stone dust


92 38


Sheehan, John W., stone


17 74


Shephard, W. E., teaming


75


Smart, Stephen, insurance


51 50


Sutherland, P., oil


7 25


Water Department, rental and pipe


113 70


Waters, William J., carpenter work


59 88


Widger's Express Co., express ·


.


5 50


$2,072 73


Supervision


$1,300 00


Pay rolls


11,442 26


Miscellaneous


2,072 73


$14,814 99


Poor Department.


Balance February 1, 1910


$341 64


Overdraft March 18, 1910 .


·


33 47


$375 II


285


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


POOR DEPARTMENT.


Expenditures February I to March 18,


1910 .


$375 II


Appropriation . $2,400 00


Receipts ·


589 49


Overdraft February 1, 191I


.


565 34


$3,554 83


Expenditures March 18, 1910 to February


1, 19II


$3,554 83


EXPENDITURES.


SUPERVISION.


Crowell, Joseph F., chairman


$75 00


Moulton, James H., services .


60 00


Russell, Edmund, services


60 00


Russell, Edmund, clerk


50 00


$245 00


OUTDOOR.


GROCERIES.


Branio, Roco


$4 00


Colclough, C. V.


113 13


Delano, C. B.


143 48


Farnham, E. A.


6 00


Fanning, Albert F.


131 31


Hodgkins, E. G. .


299 50


Holden, George H. & Co.


151 30


Pettingell, Samuel J.


235 00


Thomas, H. N. & Co. . .


229 24


$1,312 96


286


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


POOR DEPARTMENT.


RENTS.


Broccio, Roccio


$8 00


Brown, Helen M.


77 00


Connelly, M. R.


57 00


Evans, Mrs. J. H.


18 00


Eaton, Mrs. D. R. W.


15 00


Green, Mary A.


56 00


Johanson, E. I.


24 00


Leadbetter, I. S.


56 00


Porter, William H.


70 00


Stanley, Mrs. Thomas


85 75


Taylor, J. L., agent


3 00


Towns, Caroline F.


84 00


Varina, W. W.


IOI 25


Watts, S. W.


63 00


$718 00


BOARD AND ROOMS.


Blanchard, Mrs. N. E. .


.


$31 50


Cooper, Mary


36 00


Gorham, Bridget .


143 25


Montgomery, Mrs. J. H.


162 75


Neil, Edward


10 36


O'Connor, Mary ·


38 50


Paine, Mary A.


55 50


Stone, Mrs. Mary .


39 93


$517 79


Honors, Holder & Sons


FUEL.


$131 63


.


287


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


POOR DEPARTMENT. SERVICES.


Glidden, Howard K.


$128 30


Grimes, Loring


57 00


Lowd, H. M. ·


21 00


Smith, Hattie, nurse


20 00


$226 30


MEDICINES.


Bubier, Nathan G.


$86 26


Jeffers, Charles P.


3 37


$89 63


AID RENDERED.


Town of Attleboro


$121 80


City of Pittsfield


8 79


$130 59


HOSPITALS.


Boston, City of


$28 57


Commonwealth of Massachusetts


7 60


Lynn Hospital


95 00


Melrose, City of


15 00


Union Hospital


.


190 00


$336 17


MISCELLANEOUS.


Bauer, R. S., stationery


$2 95


Chase, F. L. Co., burials


65 00


Curtis & Bruley, teams .


3 00


Haven, M. P., burial


25 00


Health Department, desk


35 00


.


Amount carried forward, $130 95


288


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


POOR DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$130 95


Hill, Welch & Co., bedding .


3 50


Jackson, Lambert, printing .


13 25


Kendrick, Seth C., services and expense,


4 76


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., rental


30 46


Park Department, rental boat house


.


9 60


Pierce, R. E., moving furniture .


6 00


Russell, Edmund, expense


12 35


Smith, Edward A., interments ·


7 00


Willis, Elmer, interments


4 00


$221 87


SUMMARY.


Supervision


$245 00


Out-door


.


.


3,126 90


Hospitals


336 17


Miscellaneous


221 87


$3,929 94


Police Department.


Balance February 1, 1910


$726 03


Overdraft March 18, 1910


134 85


$860 88


Expenditures February I, to March 18.


1910 .


$860 SS


Appropriation


. $7,924 00


Receipts


.


1,656 32


$9,580 32


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT. 289


1911]


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Expenditures March 18, 1910 to Febru- ary 1, 1911 ·


. $8,688 22


Balance February 1, 1911


892 10


$9,580 32


EXPENDITURES.


Corson, Ulysses M., chief $1,092 00


PAY ROLLS.


Regular and special police, services $7,371 12


MISCELLANEOUS.


American Decorating Co., decorations


$10 00


Auto List Publishing Co., auto list 20 00


Babbitt, A. S., carpenter work


I 60


Barrett Manufacturing Co., carbonal


I 50


Bauer, R. S., Co., stationery


3 00


Benner, Thomas E., papers .


.


3 17


Bicknell, R. E., services


·


2 00


Brogan, Eugene P., expense .


5 16


Burton Harness Co., supplies


3 60


Chase, William G., labor


2 50


Chase, Amos B., supplies


6 30


Congdon, S. Leonard, papers


I 68


Connell, Charles, expense


2 65


Continental Clothing Co., buttons


3 12


Corson, Ulysses M., expense .


90 30


Curtis & Bruley, teams .


.


57 00


Donnelly, Johnson Co., supplies


14 83


Erickson, J. T., plants .


6 00


Fischer Bros. Co., ribbon record


I 80


Gamewell, F. A. T. Co., box wheel


2 50


Grabow, E. R., catering


.


17 25


Amount carried forward,


$255 96


19


290


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$255 96


Griffin, Frank & Co., carpenter work


II OI


Grimes, Loring, services ·


2 00


Hammond, A. S., expense ·


I 75


Hodgkins, E. G., supplies


8 00


Holden, George H. & Co., supplies


36 04


Holden, George N., supplies


52 69


Honors, Holder & Sons, fuel


70 59


Jenkins, A. H., plumbing


4 10


Kingsley, C. C., supplies


I 75


Klean Sweep Manufacturing Co., com- pound


IO 50


King's Beach Garage, renting and gaso- line


33 70


Lowd, H. M., services .


II 50


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., lighting


73 24


Lynn Sporting Goods Co., sundries


75


Masstrangialo, Raphael, caps and sup- plies . ·


23 25


Maynard, A. B., sundries


·


50


Meek, H. M. Publishing Co., directory,


2 50


Mishill, David, constable


I 50


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., rental


320 76


Norcross, W. Percy, labor and supplies,


2 76


Orient Spray Co., disinfectant


3 25


Poor, O. G., Lumber Co., lumber ·


2 02


Questrom, A. I., repairs ·


1 00


Read, William & Sons, revolvers and amunition .


35 47


Rowell, C. G., building cell . ·


36 00


Sampson & Allen, electrical supplies


15 56


Spinney, Joseph F., expense


I 85


Swampscott Ice Co., ice


7 50


Water Department, rental .


18 98


Whitten, Frank S., printing .


39 50


$1,085 98


291


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


POLICE DEPARTMENT. SUMMARY.


Supervision .


.


$1,092 00


Pay rolls


. .


.


·


7,371 12


Miscellaneous


1,085 98


$9,549 10


Fire Department.


Balance Feb. 1, 1910


$676 50


Overdraft March 18, 1910


213 50


$890 00


Expenditures Feb. 1, to March 18, 1910 $890 00


Appropriation


$10,550 00


Receipts ·


·


1,254 65


-$11,804 65


Expenditures March 18, 1910 to . .


February 1, 19II


$10,470 70


Balance February 1, 19II


1,333 95


$11,804 65


EXPENDITURES. SUPERVISION.


Cahoon, George P., chief ·


$1,071 00


Chapman, Frank L., assistant engineer . 56 25


68 75 .


Bessom, Frank N., assistant engineer . Hodgkins, Elias G., assistant engineer, 1909-1910 12 50


$1,208 50


·


292


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


SALARIES.


Pay roll, permanent and call men . $6,706 64


MISCELLANEOUS.


American Express Co., express $1 91


Amé & Co., standard food 7 50


American Decorating Co., decorations


5 00


Babbitt, A. S., carpenter work


4 00


Bean, E. G., brushes


13 35


Boynton & Co., sundries


50


Brown, E. L., services


38 00


Burrows & Sanborn, bedding


20 63


Butts & Ordway Co., calks


7 80


Cahoon, G. P., expense


12 97


Callahan, Cornelius Co., hose and supplies


179 85


Caton Stain Co., oil


2 50


Chapman, F. L., primers


I 25


Clay, George F., glazing


4 35


Crosby, Steam V. & G. Co., repairs


2 50


Curtis & Bruley, team .


I 00


Doane, George H., carpenter work


2 50


Earp, William G., stamps


I 00


Emerson, Daniel, professional services .


12 00


Ferrin, F. M., cable


13 33


Gamewell Fire alarm and Telegraph Co., wire and supplies


64 96


Grimes, Loring, services


3 00


Hamson, J. & Son., soap


5 70


Harding, Joseph W. & Co., sundries .


2 15


Hardy, F. S. & Co., construction mate- rial .


7 So


Hill, Welch & Co., desk and bedding


36 50


Amount carried forward,


$452 05


.


293


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward,


$452 05


Hodgkins, E. G., supplies


67 83


Holden, George H. & Co., hay, grain and supplies


58 58


Honors, Holder & Sons., fuel ·


265 97


Hudson, Levi, carpenter work .


II 37


Hunt, Henry & Co., hay and grain


228 37


Jenkins, A. H., repairs and supplies


20 72


Kress, O. F. & Son., extinguisher bottles,


I 50


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., lighting


.


78 66


Lynn Stall Co., supplies


·


23 80


McDonough, M., cleaning cesspool


5 00


Meek, H. M. Publishing Co., directory


2 50


National Paint & Varnish Co., paint


10 80


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., rental


93 02


Newman, H. F. & Co., coke


9 44


Norcross, W. Percy, electrical supplies and repairs


27 41


North, John R., repairs


28 90


Owens, J. G., horse-shoeing and repairs


206 89


Phillips, Charles C., supplies


9 25


Poor, O. G. Lumber Co.,


14 45


Potter, A. G., steam for whistle


399 28


Questrom, A. I., repairs


2 30


Rowell, A. W., mason work


50 00


Rowell, E. W., glazing


2 00


Sawyer, E. S., painting


9 60


Smart, Stephen, insurance


21 50


Smith, W. F., supplies .


26 55


Shephard, W. E., teaming


6 48


Somerville Brush Co., brushes


II 03


Spillane, P., axle grease


5 00


Standard Oil Co., oil


15 90


Stewart, E. A., repairs .


.


5 00


Amount carried forward,


$2,171 15


·


294


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


-Amount brought forward,


$2,171 15


Torrence, Vary & Co., hay and grain


1,139 28


Water Department, rental


80 38


Wentworth, Fred M., caps and sundries.


12 80


Widger's Express Co., express


11 10


Winchester Tar and Disinfectant Co., disinfectant


30 85


$3,445 56


SUMMARY.


Supervision


$1,208 50


Pay rolls


6,706 64


Miscellaneous


. .


.


.


3,445 56


$11,360 70


Fire Ladder Truck.


Balance appropriation . $2,157 02


Expenditures March 18, 1910 to February 1, 1911 · . $2,022 07


Balance February 1, 1910 · .


134 95


$2,157 02


EXPENDITURES.


Cahoon, George P., expense . .


$9 66


Callahan, Cornelius Co., drill coats .


148 50


Hodgkins, Elias G., expense 12 91


Kress, O. F. & Sons, truck and fittings,


1,851 00


$2,022 07


·


.


·


295


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


Fire Hose.


Appropriation


$400 00


Expenditures


$400 00


EXPENDITURES.


Callahan, Cornelius Co., hose


$400 00


Fire Alarm Repairs.


Appropriation $505 00


Expenditures March 18, 1910, to Febru- uary 1, 1911 · ·


$504 00


Balance February 1, 191I . . .


1 00


$505 50


EXPENDITURES.


Gamewell Fire Alarm and Telegraph Co., storage battery $504 00 .


Library Department.


Expenditures March 18, to February 1, 1910 . $45 00


Overdraft March 18, 1910 · $45 00


296


TOWN DOCUMENTS. [Jan. 31


LIBRARY DEPARTMENT.


Appropriation


$800 00


Receipts


.


617 81


$1,417 SI


Expenditures March 18, 1910 to February


1, 1911 ·


. $1,252 78


Balance February 1, 191 I


165 03


$1,417 81


EXPENDITURES.


SALARIES.


Honors, Miss S. L., librarian


$360 00


Pay rolls, assistants


161 00


$521 00


BOOKS AND PAPERS.


Boynton & Co., magazines and papers $So 75


Lauriat, Charles E. Co., books .


410 12


$490 87


MISCELLANEOUS.


Barnard, F. J. & Co., binding ·


$140 97


Delano & Congdon, carpenter work


·


IS 89


Gifford, W. B., waxing floors


6 20


Gordon, A. J., sundries


3 75


Library Bureau, supplies


17 75


Nichols, Thomas P. & Sons, printing


55 75


Norcross, W. Percy, electrical fan


14 50


Whitten, Frank S., printing . .


15 85


Widger's Express Co., expressing ·


12 25


·


.


$285 91


297


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


LIBRARY DEPARTMENT.


SUMMARY.


Salaries


Books and papers ·


.


$521 00 490 87


Miscellaneous


. .


.


285 91


$1,297 78


Street Lighting.


Balance February 1, 1910


$1,725 51


Expenditures February I to March 18,


19II · . $1,722 52


Reverts to Treasury March 18, 1910 ·


2 99


$1,725 51


Appropriation


$10,500 00


Expenditures March 18, 1910 to Feb-


ruary 1, 191I


. $8,724 18


Balance February 1, 19II . .


.


1,775 82


$10,500 00


EXPENDITURES.


Daily Evening Item, advertising $8 40


Lynn Gas & Electric Co., lighting ·


10,378 30


Norcross, W. Percy, care lights 50 00


Packard Renting Co., auto


10 00


·


$10,446 70


298


TOWN DOCUMENTS. [Jan. 31


Cemetery Department.


Balance February 1, 1910


$162 05


Expenditures February I to March 18,


1910 . . ·


$57 74


Reverts to Treasury, March 18, 1910 104 31


$162 05


Appropriation


. $1,200 00


Receipts


42 00


$1,242 00


Expenditures March IS. 1910 to Febru-


ary 1, 191I · . . $1, 186 91


Balance February 1, 191I · 55 09


$1,242 00


EXPENDITURES.


SUPERVISION.


Smith, Edward A., superintendent .


$360 95


Willis. Elmer, superintendent


.


S9 05


$450 00


LABOR.


Pay rolls, labor


$387 04


MISCELLANEOUS.


Ball, Edward, carpenter work


$19 49


Boston & Maine Railroad. freight on stone


IO 22


Collins Hardware Co., tools . IO 41


Curtis & Bruley, teaming stone


14 00


Amount carried forward, $54 12


299


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


19II]


CEMETERY DEPARTMENT.


Amount brought forward, $54 12


Drew, John G., graves .


20 00


Eddison, J. S .. sharpening mower 1 00


Engineering Department, services . .


9 96


Fairbanks, J. L. & Co., deeds


18 50


Fairclough. William T., blue prints .


3 50


Gale Sawyer Co., printed sheets


.


S 25


Hapgood, F., sharpening mower .


50


Holden, George H. & Co., tools and supplies


9 90


Kalamazoo Binder Co., binders


19 65


Lampard, George H., painting


24 40


Massachusetts Broken Stone Co., crushed


stone .


35 75


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., rental


20 71


Newhall, William F., plants .


47 40


Police Department, services .


3 00


Robinson, T. S., dressing ·


7 00


Rowell, Arthur W., mason work .


12 97


Walker Lithograph Co., plans


15 00


Water Department, rental


96 00


$407 61


SUMMARY.


Supervision


$450 00


Labor .


·


·


·


387 04


Miscellaneous


. .


407 61


·


$1,244 65


300


TOWN DOCUMENTS.


[Jan. 31


Catch Basin and Gutter.


Appropriation $900 00


Expenditures March 18, 1910, to Febru-


ary 1, 1911


$871 47


Balance February 1, 191I


.


28 53


$900 00


EXPENDITURES.


Pay rolls, labor $581 31 · Rowell, C. G., labor, bricks, sand and cement


216 66


Smith Iron Foundry, castings ·


73 50


$871 47


Crushing Stone.


Appropriation


$1,200 00


Expenditures March 18, 1910, to Febru-


ary 1, 19II, £ · · ·


$1,198 00


Balance February 1, 191I


. .


2 00


$1,200 00


EXPENDITURES.


Honors, Holder & Sons, fuel .


$14 84


McDonough, M., stone . 525 48


Pay rolls, services


657 68


$1,198 00


301


ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT.


1911]


Continuous Sidewalks.


Balance February 1, 1910


$24 IS


Reverts to Treasury March 18, 1910




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