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374 04
Care of grounds,
60 11
Stable expense,
183 43
General office expense,
404 54
Insurance,
125 94
Jobbing,
1,322 77
Coke,
208 78
Tar,
176 88
Wages, meter takers,
194 69
Gas stoves,
893 65
Distribution gas,
29 58
Lime,
20 90
Telephone,
40 10
Gas consumers,
60
$18,733 18
A profit of, . To be added the following :
$7,421 05
Commissioners' salaries, ¿ of $250.00,
125 00
*Interest on bonds, { of $6,440.00,
3,220 00
*Depreciation, 5 per cent.
3,437 78
$6,782 78
A net profit of, .
$638 27
FIRE ALARM (general). EXPENSES.
Inventory, Jan. 31, 1901,
$15 95
Labor,
.
.
86 32
Material,
26 30
·
$128 58
CREDIT.
Inventory, material Jan. 31, 1902, .
$29 91
Cost of operating fire alarm,
$98 67
*Interest and depreciation, here stated, are the same per cent. of total interest and depreciation as gas plant is of the total com- bined plant, as shown by the books.
321
OIL LIGHTS.
EXPENSES.
Inventory, Jan. 31, 1901,
$12 20
Labor, . .
100 01
Stable expense,
183 44
Kerosene oil,
52 30
Chimneys,
10 50
Burners,
80
Matches,
90
Wicks,
35
$360 50
CREDITS.
Kerosene oil sold, .
$8 10
Inventory, Jan. 31, 1902,
5 33
13 43
Cost of operating oil lights,.
.
$347 07
ASSETS.
Real estate, gas, . . $12,480 11
Machinery and manufacturing appliances, 27,093 08
Gas mains, . 23,642 59
Gas meters and connections, . 4,052 46
Tools, gas, inventory,
565 65
Real estate, electric,
12,098 45
Steam plant,
. 14,711 04
Electric plant,
. 10,853 44
Electric lines,
. 19,095 09
Arc lamps,
. 3,229 03
Transformers,
2,554 98
Electric meters, 1,938 45
Tools, electric, inventory, 701 82
Office furniture and fixtures, inventory, 295 80
Horses and wagons, inventory, 824 25
Hay and grain, inventory, ·
56 75
Amount carried over,
$134,192 99
322
ASSETS (continued),
Amount brought forward,
$134,192 99
Gas, coal, inventory,
1,082 74
Coke, inventory, .
345 00
Gas oil, inventory,
42 50 .
Gas stoves,
inventory,
788 79
Tar,
168 50
Jobbing material, gas,
235 66
Steam coal,
891 61
Carbons,
66
146 25
Oil and waste,
66
27 85
Globes,
13 50
Incandescent lamps,
66
91 84
Jobbing material, electric,
107 66
Arc lamps, parts,
68 86
Repairs electric lines, material, "
66
plant
66
46 45
66
steam 66 66
124 00
Insurance,
66 66
.
52 18
66 unexpired
66
308 07
Oil lights, material,
66
66
5 33
Stable tools,
.
21 00
Garden tools,
66
.
42 10
Fire alarm,
29 91
Due from electric consumers,
1,787 69
" gas
3,929 15
Other accounts due,
977 34
$145,539 82
To balance profit and loss, .
.
53,128 42
$198,668 24
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12 85
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323
LIABILITIES.
Bonds outstanding,
. $159,000 00
Interest accrued, not yet due, .
2,120 00
Guarantee deposits, . 221 00
* Appropriation for bond payments, 21,000 00
" gas main extension,
9,875 00
" electric line
3,625 00
" fire alarm,
300 00
66 " new fire alarm boxes, .
223 00
Unpaid bills, Jan, 31, 1902,
1,945 59
Cash overdrawn as follows :
At town treasury
Extension gas mains overdrawn, . . $1,016 00
electric lines, overdrawn, 25 00
new fire alarm boxes, overdrawn, 36 55
$1,078 79
Balance general appropriation, $466 34
bonds, not yet appro-
priated,
213 15
Cash at works,
40 65
720 14
Total overdrawn, $358 65
$198,668 24
*While the above appropriation accounts are not strictly liabilities in the ordinary acceptation of the term, they belong in any proper system of accounting upon the same side of the ledger as bonds outstanding and are for convenience grouped with them under the same designation.
324
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Balance unexpended Feb. 1, 1901, $87 44
$87 44
Income and receipts as turned over to town treasurer, as follows :
Received from sale of gas,
. $18,136 15
66 66 electricity, ·
4,995 56
miscellaneous sales, . 6,425 78
Insurance, returned premiums received,
144 00 $29,701 49
$29,788 93
EXPENDITURES.
ELECRTIC.
Steam plant,
$15 98
Tools, .
.
135 95
Incandescent lamps,
216 71
Jobbing,
656 19
Steam coal,
1,316 08
Carbons,
426 97
Oil and waste,
109 01
Globes,
37 34
Repairs, steam plant,
703 88
electric plant,
37 36
arc lamps,
189 86
66 electric lines,
306 49
66 real estate
113 21
General salaries,
1,324 92
Station wages,
2,422 99
Care of arc lights,
539 98
Distribution wages,
179 49
Electric manufacturing account,
277 12
Incidentals,
2 50
.
.
Amount carried over,
$9,012 03
325
Amount brought forward,
$9,012 03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Office furniture and fixtures,
1 50
Horses and wagons,
401 11
Care of grounds,
120 21
Stable expense,
387 42
Hay and grain,
403 06
General office expense,
Postage and envelopes,
809 07
Printing and startionery,
Insurance,
395 88
Oil lights,
164 86
Telephone,
80 20
Guarantee deposits, returned,
77 20
Fire alarm, general,
112 62
$2,953 13
$29,322 59
Leaving a balance unexpended at Feb. 1, 1902, ·
466 34
.
$243 24
Gas stoves,
893 65
Jobbing,
1,322 77
Gas coal,
7,030 42
Gas oil,
173 27
Purifying,
231 45
Repairs, gas mains,
649 88
gas meters,
10 60
at works,
90 27
benches, .
765 32
real estate,
256 85
General salaries,
1,325 14
Station wages,
3,142 44
Distribution wages,
374 04
Coke, teaming,
208 78
Tar,
176 88
Advertising,
187 19
Incidentals, .
18 47
Wages, meter takers,
194 69
Machinery, manufacturing appliances,
11 00
Distribution gas,
29 58
Lime, .
20 90
Gas conssumers,
60
$17,357 43
$29,788 93
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GAS.
Tools, .
326
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
RECEIPTS.
Balance unexpended Feb. 1,
1901, .
$87 44
Income and receipts as turned over to town treasurer, 29,701 49
$29,788 93
Amount expended,
. 29,322 59
Leaving bal. unexpended Feb. 1, 1902, .
$466 34
$466 34
EXTENSION GAS MAINS ACCOUNT.
Appropriation Mar. 18, 1901, $850 00
Appropriation Nov. 13, 1901, 600 00
$1,450 00
Expended as follows :
Gas mains,
. $1,723 89
Gas meters, . 574 45
$2,298 34
Leaving account overdrawn, .
848 34
Account overdrawn Feb. 1, 1901, .
.
168 52
Leaving account overdrawn Feb. 1, 1902, $1,016 86
$1,016 86
EXTENSION ELECTRIC LINES.
Bal. unexpended Feb. 1, 1901, $11 69
Appropriation Mar. 18, 1901, 150 00
Appropriation Nov. 13, 1901, 650 00
$811 69
Expended as follows :
Electric lines,
$619 06
Electric meters,
218 01
$837 07
Leaving acct. overdrawn Feb. 1, 1902,
$25 38
$25 38
327
EXTENSION NEW FIRE ALARM BOXES.
Appropriation Apr. 1, 1901, . $85 00
Appropriation Apr. 22, 1901, 78 00
Appropriation Apr. 22, 1901, 60 00
Balance unexpended, "Fire Alarm Special," carried to above account, 1 25
$224 25
Amount expended,
260 80
Leaving account overdrawn Feb. 1, 1902, $36 55 $36 55
COMMISSIONERS' SALARIES ACCOUNT.
Appropriation Mar. 18, 1901,
$250 00
Paid commissioners, 250 00
RECAPITULATION.
General balance Feb. 1, 1901,
DR. CR. $87 44
Bal. extension, electric light lines Feb. 1,
1901, .
11 69
Balance "fire alarm special" Feb. 1, 1901,
1 25
Appropriations,
2,473 00
Income from plant,
29,701 49
Overdrawn extension gas mains Feb. 1, 1901,
$168 52
Expended, general account, .
66 extension gas mains, . 29,322 59
2,298 34
66 electric lines,
837 07
fire alarm boxes, . 260 80
Balance overdrawn Feb. 1, 1902, . 612 45
$32,887 32 $32,887 32
328
GENERAL INFORMATION.
1900-01. 1901-02. Increase. Decrease.
Revenue electric
dept., . $5,851.25, $7,080.32, $1,229 07
*Expenses, elec- tric dept. . . 16,680.64, 18,613.02, 1,932 38 Revenue gas dept., 21,257.43, 26,154.23, 4,896 80
* Expenses gas dept., . 20,893.40, 25,515.96, 4,622 56
Revenue oil lights, 21.79,
13.43,
$8 36
Expenses " " .
360.29,
360.50, 21
Expenses fire
alarm,
98 67
RECAPITULATION OF EXPENDITURES.
Expended-General appropriation account, $29,322 59
66
Appropriation extension gas mains account, 2,298 34
66 . " electric lines acct., 837 07
66
fire alarm boxes account, 260 80
$32,718 80
Divided as follows :
Attleboro Gas Light Co.,
$ 70
Allen, Geo. H., veterinary services, .
2 00
Abendroth Bros., gas stoves,
639 57
Armstrong Cork Co.,
2 07
Atlas Car Mover Co.,
5 00
American Steel & Wire Co.,
109 67
Ashcroft Mfg. Co., gauge,
4 68
Anchor Electric Co., supplies, .
50 33
Ames Plow Co., tools,
14 79
Atlas Pipe Wrench Co., .
2 81
Bessey, W. W. & Son, livery, .
4 00
Bonney, Josiah S., chemicals, .
6 94
Board of health, rebate on telephones,
27 00
.
*Interest, depreciation and commissioners' salaries for the year are charged into above electric and gas expenses.
329
Bornvale, C. L., guarantee returned,
$3 20
Bayrd, C. O., 66
5 00
Buckley, John H., team hire, .
114 75
Butler, W. E., teaming, .
17 50
Bang & Horton, coal,
73 08
Boston Engineers' Supply Co., supplies, .
36 08
Burpee, M. L., horse,
150 00
Boston & Maine Railroad Co., freight,
1,780 26
Bucklin, F. A., guarantee returned,
5 00
Curley, M. J., hay and grain, .
83 28
Cowdrey, Waldo E., clerking,
65 00
Century Glass Co., globes,
1 65
Casey, Bigley & Co., screen cloth, .
5 10
Cutler Bros., hay, grain and supplies,
88 80
Cutter, Geo. & Co., electric supplies, Cortis, Dwight T., gas appliances,
18 95
Chandler & Farquhar, hardware,
26 58
Cleveland, H. A., barrels,
11 00
Cameron, J. J., harness repairs,
21 85
Carter, Carter & Meigs, chemicals, .
20 43
Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., valves,
88
Cotton & Woolen Mfrs. Mutual Ins. Co.,
240 00
Chesterton, A. W. & Co., steam supplies,
9 53
Dolbeare, H. M., printing and advertising
100 30
Detroit Stove Works, stove fittings,
27 78
Dealand, A. H., guarantee returned,
5 00
Dearborn, S. B., postmaster, stamped envelopes,
171 20
Doane, Francis & Co., stationery,
2 25
Davidson, M. T., repairs on pump, .
15 00
Decrow, W. E., fire alarm boxes,
165 00
Dodge, Haley & Co., hardware and supplies,
50 62
Davis & Farnum M'f'g Co., repairs of benches,
268 79
Eaton, Chester W., advertising and printing, .
50 20
Ervin, R. & Co.,
75
Expressage, .
61 80
Eagle Oil & Supply Co., oil and supplies,
53 98
Edgarton, George M., coal,
81 41
Eclipse Gas Stove Co., gas heaters, .
81 23
33 80
330
Fitts, F. E., M'f'g & Supply Co., steam supplies,
$7 48
Fort Wayne Electric Works, meters, ·
228 33
Farquhar, R. & J. & Co., plants,
12 05
Fairbanks Co., tools,
17 10
Giles & Tupper, blacksmithing,
20 83
Gas inspection, inspecting meters,
1 05
Gill, A. H., testing coal, .
5 00
Gotleips, Jos., guarantee returned, .
4 00
General Electric Co., electrical supplies, .
213 39
Greenough, W. S. & Co., books and stationery,
98 37
Garlock Packing Co., steam packing,
.
4 05
Gosney, J. T., harness,
20 20
Grace, J. Wallace, hardware, .
51 65
Giles, T. E., blacksmithing,
46 86
Green & Arnold, machinists' work, .
8 20
Gillon, E. G., guarantee returned,
5 00
Hunt, D. W., teaming,
32 85
Higgins, Snow & Co., paper,
3 08
Helios-Upton Co., arc lamps, .
1 35
Hooper, F. A., guarantee returned,
5 00
Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co., tar barrels, .
24 74
Harden, C. E., clerical services,
230 00
Halzen Cabot Electric Co., repairs electric,
2 80
Hanright, G. F., guarantee returned,
5 00
Hoey, Thos., Supply & M'f'g Co., pipe and fittings,
220 89
Home Science Publishing Co., booklets, .
26 75
Hannaford, T. F., brooms,
5 50
Hamilton & Eaton, legal services.
15 00
Heath, B. A., guarantee returned,
5 00
Jenkins, C. D.,
25
Jeffry, J. S., agent, discharging coal,
188 25
Jordan, Marsh & Co., supplies for exhibit,
1 15
Jewett, J. D. & Co., electrical supplies,
63 05
Kirk, L. H., hay and grain,
131 36
Killorin, Geo. W., .
59 32
Kendall, Edward & Sons, boiler parts,
16 15
Keystone Meter Co., gas meters,
125 75
Kelley, W. J., guarantee returned, .
5 00
331
Kahn, F. & L. & Bros., gas stoves, .
$4 90
Knowles Steam Pump Co., steam pump, .
110 00
Locke, Arthur T., lumber,
23 53
Littlefield & Kennedy, electric supplies, .
7 80
Lawder, R. J., electric wiring,
158 13
Lynn Oil Co., harness dressing,
1 25
Lord, Fred N., horse hire,
48 36
Liberty Oil Co., gas and medium oils,
175 14
Liberty Bureau, card index,
32 45
Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co., pipe,
106 33
Lewis, J. S., advertising,
4 00
Laybolt, J., hardware,
19 27
Lucas Bros., stationery, .
7 25
Latham, E. B., indicating electric meters,
39 90
Latimer, C., expressage, .
5 95
Mansfield, A. A., wood, .
1 50
Minniken, John, repairs on wagons,
113 05
McIntosh, A. B., wheelwright,
4 75
Murray, J. J. & Co., arc globes,
27 63
McLauthlin, Geo. T. & Co., iron work,
7 52
Massachusetts Chemical Co., tape, .
8 90
Madiera, Hill & Co., gas coal, .
706 15
McKenny & Waterbury, gas stoves, etc.,
1 35
Malden Electric Co., current, .
319 62
Magnus, A. A., hauling stack,
86 50
Mason Regulator Co., regulator,
13 50
McIntosh, Geo., repairs on tools,
9 05
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
80 20
North, Rufus C., horse shoeing,
34 74
National India Rubber Co., wire,
59 25
National Oil Co., oil,
10 44
New England Electric M'f'g Co., supplies,
5 63
Odiorn, F. H. & Co., gas coal,
2,325 21
Perkins, Charles A.,
3 50
Potter, A. S., guarantee returned,
10 00
Poland, J. W. & Co., muslin,
7 65
Parker, S. T., plants,
15 00
People's Gas & Electric Co., meters and burners,
222 34
332
Purrington, E. I., machinist,
$27 57
Potter & Stanforth, pumps, 11 00
Pettingill, Andrews Co., supplies,
16 67
Prescott, W. A., carpenter work,
225 50
Phoenix Telephone Co., telephones,
33 25
Roberts Iron Works Co., smoke stack,
186 17
Ryder, S. E. & Co., chemicals,
3 18
Russell, G. R. & Son, guarantee returned,
5 00
Sweetser, H. H., glass,
5 27
Sampson, Murdock & Son, directory,
4 00
Sederquest, Wannamake & Co., wagon repairs,
13 56
Swasey, E. & Co., oil lamp fittings,
14 51
Standard Carbon Co., carbons,
333 63
Spear, H. W., supplies for exhibit,
2 37
Simplex Electric Co., wire,
354 64
Stevens, George M., fire alarm,
2 52
Symonds, Otis P. & Son, sawdust,
2 25
Stager, Mrs., services for exhibit,
10 00
Shelby Electric Co., lamps,
41 25
Stanley, E., gas stoves, .
10 00
Shine, P., repairs to boiler,
4 50
Simonds, H. A., testing scale,
1 12
Stillman, G. G., bungs,
1 32
Smith & Anthony Co., castings,
4 80
Stewart Howland Co., electrical supplies,
41 50
Stoughton Rubber Co., rubber goods,
9 97
Sampson Cordage Works, rope,
2 69
Southworth, P. H., insurance,
120 88
Sprague, C. H. & Son, steam coal,
670 27
Sherman, J. D.,
1 20
Spencer, S. M. & Son, rubber stamps,
2 80
Stirtos, J., guarantee returned,
5 00
Swantee, V., guarantee returned,
5 00
Somerville Electric Co., arc lamp parts,
59 07
Town of Wakefield (sewer department) .
8 60
Tufts, Nathaniel Meter Co., meters, etc.,
376 85
Twombly, W. E. & J. F., advertising,
8 75
Thayer, A. H., trade journals, etc., .
13 30
333
Tinkham, F. W., gurantee returned,
$5 00
Taylor, Geo. H., hardware, 58 86
United States Carbon Co., carbons,
11 32
Waldo Bros., repairs on benches,
618 19
Ward's Wakefield Express, hay and express, .
73 69
Ward, Thos. M.,
1 50
Wakefield Coal Co., coal,
65 09
Webster, John A. & Son, quartz,
3 60
Woodman, A. B., horse shoeing,
17 75
Wood, R. D. & Co., cast iron pipe,
611 49
Walworth M'f'g Co., pipe and fittings,
23 48
Wiley, J. B., mason work,
49 85
Winship, Boit & Co., waste,
17 72
Wilder, W. W., painting signs,
2 00
Willyoung, Elmer G., repairs on instruments,
1 75
Wilkinson, A. J. & Co., hardware, .
1 42
Walworth Construction & Supply Co., pipes and fittings, 215 73
Wakefield Water Co., rates 1 year,
50 50
Wakefield Planing Mills, cross arms,
10 40
Westmoreland Coal Co., coal,
2,690 85
Wakefield Daily Item, advertising,
14 25
Wannamake & Fiendel, blacksmith,
8 23
Zeigel Electric Co., electrical supplies,
8 30
Petty cash, office expenses, railroad tickets, etc.,
1 year,
225 55
$18,972 61
PAY ROLLS FROM JAN. 27, 1901, TO JAN. 25, 1902, (52 WEEKS).
White, Charles E., manager, .
$1,595 36
Young, Fred W. bookkeeper, .
558 28
Harden, C. E.,
486 42
Weare, W. E., electrician and lineman,
1,092 00
Mclaughlin, Patrick, gas foreman, .
1,092 00
Martin, John W., engineer,
930 00
Stewart, J. B. 66
105 00
334
Griffin, J. J., trimmer, .
$801 50
Draper, James, helper,
275 86
Johnson, Arthur, general helper,
274 00
Desmond, Patrick, stoker,
732 00
Donovan, Daniel J., «
629 25
Maher, Daniel,
66
.
718 00
Sliney, John,
506 43
Coughlin, James,
522 50
Senton, Patrick, helper,
270 87
Curran, John, stoker,
259 25
Burbine, John, laborer,
2 00
Burnes, James,
1 50
Classen, Chas. E., «
8 50
Compton, Peter, lineman,
60 00
Connor, James, laborer,
16 00
Donohue, M. P.,
43 63
Donough, John 66
10 06
Dorey, Walter,
2 00
Doucet, John, 66
6 13
Dulong, J. L., 66
1 00
Fitzgerald, Thos., 66
1 50
Foster, B. W., engineer,
126 00
Gibbons, Arthur, laborer,
5 75
Goodwin, Edwin,
1 50
Hale, Horace,
45 75
Hart, Howard,
19 50
Hawkes, A.,
60 86
Heady, M.,
2 25
Hennesey, James,
10 50
Hennesey, W.,
66
1 50
Holden, Wm.,
12 75
Heurtin, M.,
.
1 50
Joyce, Martin, 66
1 25
Kane, John,
66
15 33
Kane, Thomas, 66
14 00
Keady, Michael,
66
48 25
Landers, Wm.,
"
90 10
Lord, Fred N., trimmer, .
.
286 00
335
Maloney, John, laborer, .
$30 50
Maloney, Richard, «
2 50
Manders, Geo., 66
54 12
Martin, James, fireman and helper, .
442 00
McCarthy, J., laborer,
1 25
Mccullough, Stephen, laborer,
2 00
McGlory, John, laborer, .
185 75
Mitchell, H. T., 66
33 63
Mooney, James,
13 00
Morrill, Morrison,
88 36
Murphy, D., 66
14 25
Murphy, John,
14 37
Murphy, J.,
26 39
Muse, A., 66
4 62
Muse, H.,
1 75
Muse, P.,
66
78 49
Muse, S.,
21 25
Neiss, John,
66
25 58
O'Connell, J. J.,
81
O'Neil, John,
66
85 00
O'Neil, Thomas,
66
4 75
Reardon, John,
66
5 75
Regan, Dennis,
66
5 25
Regan, James,
66
142 59
Shannon, James,
66
5 75
Sliney, Timothy,
19 88
Smith, A.,
2 75
Smith, Jerry,
56 75
Smith, John,
21 50
Smith, T.,
66
8 00
Smith, Wm., 66
29 50
Sullivan, Fred,
66
61 38
Sweeney, Wm.,
· 43 25
Talbot, Edward,
23 44
Talbot, John, 66
17 33
Valentine, Daniel,
84 50
Walsh, John,
82 87
158 87
Regan, P. J.,
336
$22 24
Walsh, P., 66
.
41 00
Walsh, Thomas,
16 89
Warner, Thos.,
75
White, Frank,
66
20 50
Wright, J.,
66
1 25
$13,746 19
Expenditures for merchandise brought forward,
18,972 61
LIST OF UNPAID BILLS JAN. 31, 1902.
Curley, M. J.,
$6 90
Giles, T. E .. . 2 25
Greenough, W. S. & Co.,
4 89
Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Co., .
.75
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co .. 15 49
Pettingill, Andrews & Co.,
1 99
Sprague, C. H. & Son, .
1,886 64
Tufts, Nathaniel, Meter Co., .
2 95
Taylor, George H.,
4 23
Wakefield Daily Item,
5 40
Wakefield Coal Co.,
2 10
Wilkinson, A. J. & Co.,
1 75
Woodman, A. B., .
2 75
Wilkins, Fred I.
7 50
$1,945 59
CHAS. E. WHITE, Manager.
February 12, 1902.
.
.
Walsh, Morris,
.
$32,718 80
337
Report of Inspector of Wiring.
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN OF WAKEFIELD :
GENTLEMEN : By vote of the town, the manager of the muni- cipal light plant was made inspector of inside wiring, and he sub- mits to your honorable board his first report as inspector. The character of the wiring in the town has improved since the system of inspection was inaugurated. Inspection blank forms were printed, and a number sent to each person or firm doing a wiring business in the town. Twenty-five inspections have been made.
Respectfully submitted, CHAS. E. WHITE, Inspector of Wiring.
INDEX.
Page
Addition to High School, Report of Committee in
charge of .
59-61
Assessors' Report 46-49
Auditors' Report :
113-155
Addition to Greenwood School House
127
Appropriations for 1901-1902
113
Auditors' Final Balance Sheet
151-153
Auditors' Final Statement
154-155
Balances available from last year
114
Board of Health Expenses
136
Brown Tailed Moth, Suppression of
129
Card Catalogue for Library
149
Common and Park
126
Concrete Work
118
Edgestones
118
Election Expenses
139
English Sparrows, Suppresion of
130
Expenses Cemetery Committee .
130
Expenses Evening School .
135
Extension Electric Lines
149
Extension Gas Mains
148
Fire Department
143
Fish Committee Expenses
130
Forest Firewards' Expenses
127
Hackett, F. H. damages
129
Harness, Hangers, Greenwood Hose House .
116
Highways and Bridges ·
128
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Page
Auditors' Report :
High School Commercial Course
118
High School Building Addition
130
Hitching Posts .
131
Insurance Premiums .
120
Interest on Town Debt
147
July 4th Celebration .
128
Legal Expenses
140
Memorial Day
128
Military Aid
122
Miscellaneous Expenses
136
Municipal Light Plant
148
Nahant Street
129
New Fire Alarm Boxes
148
New Fire Station
129
New Horses for Fire Department
129
New Junction School House
115
Night Watch
131
Painting Greenwood Hose House
117
Plans Junction School House
129
Police Department
127
Poor Department
119
Printing, Advertising and Stationery
123
Public Library ; .
149
Public Shade Trees, Care of
118
Reading Room .
149
Rental of Hydrants
130
Richardson Light Guard
119
Salaries Town Officers
126
School Contingent Expenses
132
School General Expenses
134
School Text Books and Supplies
131
Sewerage System
148
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Page
Auditors' Report :
Soldiers' Monument
117
Soldiers' Relief .
122
Spanish War Aid
121
State Aid .
150
Street Watering Expenses .
117
Sundry Expenses-unclassified .
140
Town Clerk's Returns
139
Town Hall Vault
124
Town House Expenses
124
Transportation School Children
116
White Avenue .
117
Beebe Town Library, Report of Trustees of
77-86
Librarian's Report
85-86
Organization of Trustees
78
Chief of Police, Report of
163-165
Engineers' Report .
220-226
Finance Committee, Report of
. 276-278
Fish Committee's Report .
209-219
Forest Firewards' Report .
50-58
Health Report .
111
Highway Surveyor's Report
156-162
Inspector of Plumbing, Report of
112
Inspector of Wiring, Report of
337
Jurors, List of .
6-7
Lowell Street Cemetery Committee's Report
64
Milk Inspector's Report
62-63
Municipal Light Board, Report of
311
Manager's Report
315
Overseers of the Poor, Report of
166-177
Schools :
Drawing, Report of Supervisor of
264
Graduation Exercises .
. . 259
iv
Page
Schools :
High School Principal's Report
250-257
Manual Training Report .
267
Military Instructor's Report
269
Music, Report of Supervisor of
262
School Committee's Report
227-235
School Statistics
271-275
Sewing, Report of Supervisor of
266
Superintendent of Schools, Report of
236-249
Truant Officer, Report of
270
Selectmen's Report .
65-75
Sewer Commissioners, Report of
279-305
Sewer Department Expenditures
306-310
State Election .
38-41
Sweetser Charity Report
64
Tax Collector's Statement
76
Town Clerk's Register, Statistics from
87-110
Births
101-107
Deaths
96-100
Dog Licenses
110
Marriages .
88-95
Recapitulation
108-109
Town Meetings, Record of
8-45
Town Officers, List of
3-5
Treasurer's Report
178-208
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