Town of Lynnfield, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, annual report 1901-1910, Part 2

Author: Lynnfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1901-1910
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 448


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Relatively, the Lynnfield schools stand high, and would appear in


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REPORT OF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.


a very favorable light if compared with other schools under similar conditions. There are advantages, as well as many disadvantages, in having several grades in the same school. It is harder for teach- ers to do good work, and only first class teachers can secure good results. I am glad to say that the present commendable condition of the schools is due to the continued service of good teachers. I have only words of praise for the conscientious efforts of all the teachers and can only hope that the present teachers may be retained.


The matter of attendance in our schools is not satisfactory and I wish it were possible to so bring this subject to the attention of parents as to bring about an improvement. One of the greatest draw-backs to good work is irregular attendance and lack of punctu- ality in the pupils. Of course some of the cases of tardiness and absence are necessary, but it is safe to assume that quite a large ma- jority of such cases is unnecessary. A scholar who is absent one or two days a week, cannot as a rule keep up with his class. Soon he becomes discouraged and loses all interest in school. Besides the loss to himself, his irregularity in attendance interferes greatly with the regular work of the schools, and he thus becomes responsible for a certain amount of harm done to each scholar. Parents can, and should, aid the school by insisting that their children attend regu- larly and promptly. Absence from school, even occasionally, is highly mischievous, because it inevitably detracts from that deep and abiding interest indispensable to thorough work. Irregular attendance is enough in itself to undo in a great measure the efforts of the most skillful, enthusiastic and painstaking teacher.


Following is a summary of the statistics relating to attendance. Detail statistics for each school is given in an appended table. Average membership,


90.8


Average attendance, .


. 83.2


Per cent. of attendance, 85


I wish to thank the teachers for their pleasant and hearty co-op- eration in all that effects the welfare of the schools. I have been unable to meet the committee as often as I would like, but I fully appreciate the confidence shown in allowing me to work freely and unbiased. Respectfully submitted,


U. G. WHEELER, Supt. of Schools.


27


SCHOOL FINANCES.


FINANCES.


RECEIPTS.


Appropriation for schools, . $1,500 00


66 incidentals,


300 00


66


high school tuition, 900 00 . . .


66 superintendent of schools,


100 00


66


66 transportation of scholars,


100 00


Income state school fund,


428 59


$3,328 59


PAID.


Teachers' salaries, janitor and fuel,


. $1,982 88


Incidental school expenses, .


276 09


High school tuition,


.


.


.


900 90


Transportation of children,


100 00


·


$3,258 97


Balance, . ·


69 62


$3,328 59


·


.


.


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SCHOOL STATISTICS.


Schools.


Term.


Teachers.


Number


belonging.


5 years. Under


Over


15 years.


and 14 yrs. Between 7


Average


Average


Per cent.


attendance.


per week.


Weeks


of school.


Centre, Grammar


Spring, Fall, Winter,


Esther R. Perkins, Esther R. Perkins,


2I


O


2


18


16


13.5


84.4 82.7


$10


I5 16 I. H. Mitchell.


Esther R. Perkins,


23


0


I


I 7


22


18


81.8


IO


8


Centre, Primary,


Spring, Fall, Winter,


Bessie A. Holt,


32


I


O


25


27.8


24.4


89


8


I 5


Bessie A. Holt,


24


O


0


I 7


19.8


16.4


83.3


8


16


I. H. Mitchell.


Anna F. Munroe,


18


0


0


14


16.9


13.9


82


8


8


South, Grammar


Spring, Fall, Winter,


Emily D. Sturtevant,


22


O


2


I 7


21.8


20.7


94.9


IO


1 5


Emily D. Sturtevant,


2 I


O


2


18


18.8


17.8


94.7


IO


16


A. W. Copeland.


Emily D. Sturtevant,


19


O


2


I 7


18


16.3


90.5


IO


8


South, Primary,


Spring, Fall,


Hannah M. Alden,


35


0


0


26


30.8


28.5


92.5


9


16


A. W. Copeland.


Winter,


Hannah M. Alden,


22


0


0


1 7


20


18.9


94.5


9


1 5


Hannah M. Alden,


42


0


0


33


39.2


37.8


96.4


9


8


SCHOOL STATISTICS.


IO


29


0


I


25


26


23.5


membership


attendance.


of


Salary


Truant Officer.


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JOHNSON PUMPS AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.


LOCATION OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AND JOHNSON PUMPS.


EXTINGUISHERS.


Thomas E. Cox,


Edward Doyle,


Chas. H. Derby,


Geo. M. Lawrence,


Nath'l Ross,


A. A. Newhall,


W. C. Harris,


O. Richardson,


J. T. Bancroft, store,


A. E. Copeland, store,


Wm. E. Roundy,


E. Q. Moulton,


Isaac H. Mitchell,


Wm. H. Stevens,


David F. Parsons,


Thomas Evans,


Albert G. Tedford,


H. L. Richardson,


Henry E. Smith,


O. I. Stowell,


Town Hall,


H. W. Munroe,


Thomas E. Brown,


Henry Law.


JOHNSON PUMPS.


J. S. B. Meservey, No. 19. A. F. Southworth, No. 17. Mrs. Mary U. Nash, No. 7. Fred Skinner, No. 16. Henry E. Smith, No. 12. A. G. Tedford, No. 20. C. E. Pearson, No. 24. J. W. Perkins, No. 4. C. H. Bancroft, No. 23.


W. E. Sprague, No. 9. Geo. E. Herrick, No. 15. E. F. Gerry, No. 2.


A. P. Taber, No. 5.


W. H. Bryant, No. 18. J. A. Ramsdell, Fire Warden, No. 3 and 8.


Frank Newhall, Fire Warden, No. 1 and 13.


J W. Robbins, No. II. Suntaug Park.


O. I. Stowell.


Geo. M. Lawrence.


One being repaired.


30


ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.


ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.


ESSEX, SS.


To either of the Constables of the town of Lynnfield, in the County of Essex, GREETING.


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify the inhabitants of the town of Lynnfield, qualified to vote in town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall in said town on Monday, the eleventh day of March, at twelve o'clock, M., to act on the following articles, namely :


Article I. To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.


Article 2. To bring in their votes for town clerk, treasurer and collector of taxes, three selectmen, assessors and overseers of poor, auditor, one school committee for three years, one trustee of public library for three years, and two constables, all on one ballot. The polls on this ballot will close at four o'clock, unless otherwise ordered by vote of the town.


Article 3. To bring in their votes in answer to the question "Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquor in this town?". Form of ballot to be "yes " or " no."


Article 4. To choose all other necessary town officers.


Article 5. To hear and act upon the reports of town officers.


Article 6. To raise money for the support of schools, high school tuition, and transportation of scholars for the ensuing year.


Article 7. To raise money for the repair of highways for the ensuing year.


Article 8. To raise money for town expenses for the ensuing year.


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ANNUAL. TOWN MEETING.


Article 9. To set a time when the collector of taxes shall settle his account.


Article 10. To see if the town will authorize its collector of taxes to charge interest on all taxes not paid at the time he is re- quired to settle his account.


Article II. To see if the town will authorize its treasurer, under the direction of the selectmen, to hire money to meet the demands of the town in anticipation of taxes for the ensuing year.


Article 12. To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money for the observance of Memorial day.


Article 13. To see if the town will appropriate the money refunded by the county from the dog tax, to the public library.


Article 14. To see what action the town will take in regard to the removal of the out-building at the rear of the town hall.


Article 15. To see what action the town will take in regard to the legacy of the late George L. Hawkes.


Article 16. To see if the town will concur in the proposed change in the boundary line between the city of Lynn and the town of Lynnfield, and between the towns of Saugus and Lynnfield, as recommended by the board of topographical survey commissioners.


Article 17. To see if the town will build and accept a street running from Summer street to Lincoln street, called Arlington street, and appropriate money for the same.


Article 18. To see what action the town will take in regard to remodeling the Centre school house so as to accommodate two schools.


Article 19. To see what action the town will take in regard to widening Summer street, through the willows near Gerry's pond.


Article 20. To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of finishing the grading and repairing of Summer street.


Article 21. To see what action the town will take in regard to repairing and painting the old town hall.


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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.


And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting up attested . copies of the same at the usual places in said town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.


Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, to the town clerk, at or before the time of holding said meeting.


Given under our hands at Lynnfield, this twenty-third day of Feb- ruary, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and one.


FRANCIS P. RUSSELL, OSCAR I. STOWELL, GEORGE M. ROUNDY,


Selectmen of Lynnfield.


A true copy. Attest :


A. W. COPELAND,


Constable of Lynnfield.


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES


OF THE


TOWN OF LYNNFIELD,


WITH


TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICS,


AND THE


REPORTS OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND SUPERINTENDENT,


FOR THE


YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1902.


WAKEFIELD, MASS. : THE ITEM PRESS, 474 MAIN STREET, 1902.


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES


OF THE


TOWN OF LYNNFIELD,


WITH


TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICS,


AND THE


REPORTS OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND SUPERINTENDENT,


FOR THE


YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1902.


WAKEFIELD, MASS. : THE ITEM PRESS, 474 MAIN STREET, 1902.


TOWN OFFICERS, 1901 -1902.


SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS AND OVERSEERS OF POOR. FRANCIS P. RUSSELL, Chairman GEORGE M. ROUNDY, Secretary. WILBUR J. MUNROE. TOWN CLERK. EBEN PARSONS. TREASURER AND COLLECTOR. GEORGE E. BATCHELDER. AUDITOR. JOHN M. DANFORTH.


SCHOOL COMMITTEE.


HATTIE F. RUSSELL, Secretary,


OSCAR I. STOWELL, Chairman,


66 66 1903


J. WINSLOW PERKINS, .


66 1904


ROAD COMMISSIONERS.


DAVID F. PARSONS,


FRANK NEWHALL.


WM. E. ROUNDY,


66 1904


TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.


W. W. BUTMAN,


Term expires 1902


A. E. COPELAND, .


66 1903


GEO. H. BANCROFT,


.


66


66 1904


CONSTABLES.


A. W. COPELAND. WALTER C. HARRIS.


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. F. P. RUSSELL.


TREE WARDEN. JOHN H. PERKINS.


.


Term expires 1902


66 66 1903


.


Term expires 1902


LIST OF JURORS


Proposed by the Town for its Acceptance for the Year 1902.


NAME. OCCUPATION.


CHARLES MCCARTHY,


Grocer.


THOMAS E. COX, .


Farmer.


WILBUR J. MUNROE,


Salesman.


JOHN E. HASTINGS,


Farmer.


CHARLES B. GERRY,


Clerk.


DAVID F. PARSONS,


. Farmer.


ALBERT E. COPELAND,


. Grocer.


DANIEL G. HARVEY,


· Poultry Farmer.


OSCAR I. STOWELL,


Clerk.


JOHN H. PERKINS, ·


Farmer.


Shoe Cutter.


ALEXANDER N. RICHARDSON, FRED SKINNER,


Milk Dealer.


.


.


·


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


FROM MARCH 1, 1901, TO FEB. 1, 1902.


Balance due Town March 1, 1901


$5,466 57


Tax List Committed 1901, 7,502 68


Received of National Bank So. Reading, Temp. Loans, 1,000 00


66 from State Corporation Tax, 13 97


" Bank Tax,


190 33


Street Railway Tax, 649 79 .


66


66 Cattle Inspection, .


17 50


66 State School Fund, .


917 44


66


County Dog Tax Refunded, . 110 14


66 Lynn & Boston St. Ry. Excise Tax, 575 53


66


66 Court Fines, .


150 00


Sale of Cemetery Lots


15 00


Use of Hall,


50 00


Tax from City of Lynn,


27 35


Interest on Cemetery Funds,


12 00


Trustees of Public Library,


1,000 00


Interest on Taxes,


131 14


66 Interest on Library Funds on Deposit 10 00


66 Sale of Copper (sheet) . .


5 82


60 State for Support of Schools, .


125 00


66 Dividend on Insurance . ·


54 25


66 from Otis Skinner one half Expense of Paint-


ing Old Town Hall, . 51 18


$18,125 69


HIGHWAYS.


Appropriations, Excise Tax, ·


$1,000 00


.


.


565 65


$1,565 68


.


.


6


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


Paid W. E. Roundy, labor and teams, 356 43


drain pipe, ·


.


2 63


Frank Newhall, labor and teams, 66 gravel,


·


229 50


66 lay ing bridges and plank, 18 00


N. S. Chick, labor,


38 20


Frank Wilson, labor, .


27 57


Justus W. Emerson, labor, .


12 00


Edwin O. Skinner, 66


28 44


Fred Cail, 66


27 57


John H. Foster, 66


19 69


E. Wilbur Wiley,


66 .


49 94


John H. Armstrong, 66


31 75


Plummer Shute,


66


32 22


Benjamin Pike, 66


39 20


- Cyrus for E. Newhall,


39 20


Chas. Hill,


36 58


Jos. Sweet,


5 25


Con. Lynch, 66 Jr., .


40 95


O. C. Guppy.


47 95


A. A. Newhall, for gravel;


30 75


Albert Southworth, labor,


46 38


Jas. Savage,


48 97


Thomas E. Cox, labor and team,


29 97


A. G. Tedford,


86 50


D. E. Parsons, 66 6 6


82 39


Chas. Smith,


49 00


W. H. Bryant, 66


8 60


Everett D. Wilson,


8 75


George Lawrence, labor and team,


33 25


Roundy & McCarthy, rakes and nails, .


1 30


Fred Newhall, covering stone, .


8 40


Clark A. Wells, labor on scraper in 1900, 2 25


T. R. Evans, sharpening drills, etc.,


3 40


.


.


.


$1,592 18


47 95


21 25


FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 7


ABATEMENTS.


J. W. Perkins on tax of 1899, $82 78


HIGH SCHOOL.


Appropriation,


· . $1,100 00


Paid Town of Wakefield,


1,075 00


Balance,


$25 00


WIDENING SUMMER STREET NEAR GERRY'S POND.


Appropriation,


$500 00


Paid D. F. Parsons, labor and team,


131 25


35 cedar posts,


17 50


cement, . 0 25


J. H. Savage, labor and team, . 111 87


Fred E. Newhall, stone for bridge,


79 80


Reuben A. Frouten, labor,


66 69


Thomas Cail, .


29 32


Everett D. Wilson, 66


.


.


53 82


A. E. Southworth, 66


.


46 82


A. G. Tedford,


53 81


Chas. Smith, 66


50 31


Wakefield Lumber Co.,


17 63


Wanamaker & Feindel, sharpening drills, .


3 65


Wakefield Coal Co., cement, .


10 00


Ernest Walker, bolts, etc., .


8 50


John H. Perkins, labor, ·


.


.


.


8 00


Edwin O. Skinner, “ ·


.


.


17 50


Roundy & McCarthy, lanterns, nails, etc., .


5 20


.


.


·


.


$711 92


8


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


GRADING ARLINGTON STREET.


Appropriation,


$200 00


Paid W. E. Roundy for labor,


·


. $88 75


B. P. Shute


66


66


29 75


N. S. Chick 66


26 25


John Armstrong for labor, 24 50 .


A. F. Southworth "


.


.


.


21 00


Thomas E. Cox .


.


.


200 00


PRINTING.


Paid C. W. Eaton printing, valuation and town reports


$118 75 etc.,


H. M. Dolbeare printing,


22 46


W. E. & J. E. Twombley, 4 25 . .


Wakefield Daily Item,


3 75


$149.21


HEATING AND VENTILATING SOUTH SCHOOL HOUSE.


Appropriation, .


$550 00


Paid George H. Taylor, . · . · 593 99


SUPPORT OF POOR.


Paid town of Ipswich aid to Putnam family, $283 25


" Amesbury aid to Valentine Pickering, 91 00 . Mass. School for Feeble Minded, board of Joseph Wiley, 169 45


· N. S. Chick, care of tramps 118 50 ·


Roundy & McCarthy and to Mrs. John Hayward,


87 56


66 66 66 " Horace Mitchell, 16 50


·


·


9 75


·


.


9


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


Paid Chas. E. Thompson rent of house for Mrs. H., 63 00 Wm. E. Roundy coal for Mrs. H. Mitchell, 8 75


Dr. Chas. Dutton medical attendance to S. Harding, . .


4 00


$842.01


TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Paid on note, . .


$100 00


dog tax, . . . .


110 14


interest on note,


18 00


$228 14


STATE AID TO FEBRUARY 1902.


Paid Charlotte M. Ramsdell 11 months,


$44 00


Oliver C. Jenness 11 months, .


44 00


Lydia J. McAurthur 4 months,


.


·


16 00


Emma A. Andrews 11 months,


44 00


Mary G. Weild 7 months,


28 00


Thomas W. Nelson 9 months, .


36 00


Mary A. Gibbs 7 months,


28 00


Edward F. Chase 3 months,


12 CO


Justus W. Emerson 1 month, .


4 00


$256 00


This amount will be repaid by the state.


MILITARY AID TO FEBRUARY 1, 1902.


Paid Chas. P. Skinner 11 months,


$88 00


Geo. Reed 11 months, 44 00


Justus W. Emerson 3 months, .


12 00


$144 00


.


.


10


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


SOLDIERS' RELIEF TO FEBRUARY 1, 1902.


Paid Hannah N. Russell


$69 00


Geo. A. Abbott, 88 00


Dr. E. J. Woodbury medical attendance for Chas. Skinner, 14 25


$171 25


SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS TO FEB. 1, 1902.


Appropriation, .


. $1,550 00


Income School Fund, 917 44


Appropriation for superintendent, 100 00 ·


Received from state for superintendent, . 125 00


$2,692 44


Expended as follows :-


Paid U. G. Wheeler, superintendent, Esther R. Perkins, teaching,


$220 00


360 00


Emily D. Sturtevant, teaching, H. M. Alden, teaching, .


324 00


Anna F. Munroe, teaching,


319 00


Jas. H. Hobson, janitor.


150 00


Geo. W. Henfield, janitor,


123 25


Fred Skinner, for coal,


100 00


Winchester Sınith, for coal,


70 00


C. A. Cheney, for coal, .


6 75


E. & A. W. Mansfield, for wood,


15 50


John H. Perkins, for wood, .


9 50


Samuel Harding, sawing wood,


7 85


.


.


.


$2,065 85


Balance unexpended, ·


626 59


· $2,692 44


.


360 00


11


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


INCIDENTAL SCHOOL.


Paid Oscar I. Stowell, postage, etc.,


$5 94


H. F. Russell, express, . 66 school census, .


3 90


Summer N. Sherman, repairing organ


2 50


Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies,


55 73


Werner School Book Co., 66


48 68


N. S. Chick, repairs on school house,


5 55


William St. C. Reeves, 2 wall surveys,


3 80


Emily D. Sturtevant, music, etc.,


.


2 75


U. G. Wheeler, books,


1 73


Silver, Burdett & Co., supplies,


1 50


Ginn & Co., supplies, ·


30 59


The Morse Co., supplies,


4 20


Express on books, .


70


Caroline V. Russell, cleaning school house, 16 00


Roundy & McCarthy, supplies,


4 22


J. H. Hammett & Co., flag for South school 4 65


Maynard, Merrill & Co., supplies,


1 28


Geo. S. Perry, desk and chairs,


22 00


J. H. Hammett & Co., supplies,


11 98


American Book Co., supplies, .


6 24


Boston & Maine R. R., freight,


1 94


Edward Doyle, labor on flag staff,


2 00


William Dager, sawing wood, .


9 00


Caroline V. Russell, washing windows, ·


2 00


Geo. H. Taylor, cleaning furnace and pipes and


grate


13 93


Educational Pub. Co.,


2 88


Express, .


.


1 00


$267 39


TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS.


Appropriation,


$100 00


Paid Albert G. Tedford, .


100 00


.


. .


.


.


.


.


.


75


12


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


CARE OF CEMETERY LOTS.


Paid Daniel McCarthy from income trust funds $12 00


STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.


Paid state tax,


$402 50


county tax,


553 66


$956 16


PAINTING OLD TOWN HALL.


Appropriation for same, . $100 00


Paid Roundy & McCarthy for lead and oil, 43 76 .


Isaiah W. Wilkins, for labor, . 36 00


H. B. Nesbett, for labor, .


18 00


Geo. L. Blanchard, for labor, . ·


3 00


For blinds and fixtures, .


1 60


$102 36


One-half of this bill paid by the society.


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


Paid A. H. Thayer for Insurance, $136 24


Homan Streuter Sealer's liquid measures, 20 00


A. E. Roberts, acid for marking glass jars, 2 25


Isaac H. Mitchell, police duty 1900,


22 00


N. S. Chick, care of hall, .


.


75 23


For return of births, 3 25


Jas. Rourke, P. M., stamps and envelopes, 23 80


F. E. Farnum, legal advice,


18 00


Frank Stewart, 66


30 00


Roundy & McCarthy, sundries for hall, .


16 24


Express on weights and measures, .


70


George Blanchard, repairs on pump, .


2 00


13


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


Paid A. H. Bartlett, blanks, . 25


Michael H. Grady, service as police on raids, . Morris Ireland Co., repairs on vault door, .


45 .00


15 50


J. L. Fairbanks & Co., register, ·


6 50


Morris Whyte, wire netting,


1 00


A. W. Copeland, posting warrants,


2 00


66 service at raids, 18 75


John Armstrong, mowing cemetery 25 00


L. O. Newhall, 14 50


Fred Gray, pumping out water from hall cellar, 3 00


Cattle Commissioner, branding stamp, 1 75 .


Cash for Collector's book, etc., 1 63


E. E. Walker, sharpening picks, repairing pumps, etc., .


9 20


John E. Hastings, tolling bell, 1 00


W. H. Griffin, grappling for body at Suntaug Lake, 2 00


Daniel McCarthy, pumping water out of cellar, 2 25


Chas. McCarthy, ballot clerk, 2 50 .


Walter Gray, 66


2 50


A. E. Copeland, 66


2 50


J. M. Danforth, 66


2 50


W. J. Munroe, for pump,


9 50


Lewis Fogg, labor on well, . 2 00


20 00


Harland A. Perkins, for specifications and plans for school house, 100 00


Frank W. Freeman, for vaccination, 48 60


Hobbs & Warner, coat-hooks, etc., 2 35 .


F. E. Rosswell, labor, · .


2 75


Geo. M. Roundy, travel out of town, · ·


7 50


F. P. Russell, rubber stamps, express, postage, and travel out of town, 17 75 .


Total,


719 49


I


F. E. Newhall, bound stones,


.


.


14


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


MEMORIAL DAY.


Appropriation,


$50 00


Paid Isaac H. Mitchell,


.


.


.


.


25 00


A. E. Copeland, . .


.


.


.


$50 00


INTEREST AND DEBT.


Paid South Reading National Bank, loans,


$1,000 00


Interest on same,


6 24


Mrs. H. C. Pope, on notes,


200 00


Interest on same,


39 52


J. C. Newhall, note, .


1,000 00


Interest on same, ·


20 85


Interest on note,


.


26 25


$2,292 86


FOREST FIRES.


Paid Frank Newhall,


2 80


Mansfield Bros., .


.


.


5 00


$7 80


TRUST FUNDS FOR CARE OF CEMETERY


LOTS.


MATTHEW COX LOT.


Deposited in Wakefield Savings Bank, . ·


$100 00


Accrued Interest, : .


27 43


$127 43


Expended, .


14 70


Total,


$112 73


.


.


.


.


.


.


25 00


.


15


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


HENRY BANCROFT LOT.


Deposited in Mechanics Savings Bank, Reading,


$175 00


Accrued Interest, . 29 20


$204 20


Expended, .


6 84


Total,


197 36


EMERSON AND ORNE LOT.


Deposited in Wakefield Savings Bank. .


$75 00


Accrued Interest, ·


16 78


$91 78


Expended,


10 83


Total,


$80 95


JOHN BRYANT LOT.


Deposited in Mechanics Savings Bank, Reading, $75 00


Accrued Interest, .


3 53


$78 53


Expended,


3 33


Total,


$75 20


TOWN OFFICERS.


Paid Walter C. Harris, service as constable and police,


$42 71


A. W. Copeland, service as constable and police,


14 50


Alex N. Richardson, police duty,


.


10 50


W. M. Doake, . . .


2 00


George Williams, .


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10 75


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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


Paid Edward Doyle, 34 50


Oscar I. Stowell, school committee, 1900, 35 00


66 1901, 20 00


John M. Danforth, auditor in 1900, .


5 00


John H. Perkins, tree warden, 18 75


F. P. Russell, sealer weights and measures, . 95 00


selectman, assessor, and over-


seer of poor, 100 00


F. P. Russell, registrar and election officer, . 10 00


125 00


Geo. E. Batchelder, collector and treasurer, . Geo. M. Roundy, selectman, assessor and overseer poor, 90 00


Geo. M. Roundy, registrar and election officer, 10 00 Wilbur J. Munroe, selectman, assessor, and overseer poor, 80 00


Wilbur J. Munroe, registrar and election officer, 10 00


Wilbur J. Munroe, services in liquor cases,


40 00


Chas. McCarthy, inspector of beef, 44 00


" cattle, .


30 00


J. Winslow Perkins, collector, 35 00 .


school committee, ' ·


20 00


Hattie E. Russell, 20 00


Eben Parsons, town clerk, ·


27 00


and deaths,


recording births, marriages, 12 28


$941 99


RECAPITULATION.


Paid Highways, . $1,592 18


Grading Arlington St., 200 00


Work on Summer St., at Gerry's Pond, 711 92


Support of Schools,


2,065 85


State Aid, . .


256 00


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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


Military Aid,


144 00


Soldiers' Relief, .


171 25


Heating and ventilating So. School House,


593 99


Public Library, .


228 14


Incidental school expenses,


267 39


Miscellaneous expenses,


719 49


Support of poor,


.


842 01


Care of cemetry lots,


12 00


Abatements,


82 79


High School tuition,


1,075 00


Forest fires,


7 80


Town officers,


941 99


Painting old Town Hall


102 36


Interest and debt,


2,292 86


Printing.


149 21


Transportation of scholars,


100 00


Memorial day,


.


50 00


County and state tax, .


936 00


Total,


$13,562 39 ·


TOWN CREDITS.


Due from State, for State aid,


$312 00


66


Military aid,


94 00


66 City of Lynn tax,


27 35


. . Town of Saugus, .


13 75


Due on Tax List of 1900,


988 46


66


66 1901,


2,138 87


Cash on hand,


1,199 62


.


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$4,774 05


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.


18


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


LIABILITIES.


Notes due estate of Mrs. M. C. Pope, . · $1,550 00


66 Trustees of Public Library, . 900 00


$2,450 00


Balance in favor of town,


$2,324 05


FRANCIS P. RUSSELL, GEORGE M. ROUNDY, WILBUR J. MUNROE, Selectmen of Lynnfield.


I hereby certify that I have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correct, and proper vouchers for the same. JOHN M. DANFORTH, Auditor.


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Dr. GEO. E. BATCHELDER, Treasurer and Collector in account with Town of Lynnfield. Cr.


Cash in hand, March 1, 1901, .


$1,217 29


Amount paid on orders,


. $13,562 39


Due on tax list of 1900, .


2,077 19


Due on tax list of 1900, .


988 46


Tax list committed 1901,


7,496 68


Due on tax list of 1901, . .


2,138 87


Additional tax, . .


6 00


Trust funds on deposit for cemetery purposes, 466 24


7 ax City of Lynn, ..


27 35


Cash on hand, ..


1,199 62


From J. W. Perkins, on tax list of 1899,


1,697 74


Interest on taxes, .


131 14


Loan South Reading National Bank, ..


1.000 00


Public Library trustees G. L. Hawkes' legacy, .


1,000 00


Interest on library fund deposited,


10 00


243 lbs. copper sold,


5 82


Use of hall, .


50 00


Sale of cemetery lots,


15 00


Court Fines,


135 00


From State for supt. schools, .


.125 00


Amount refunded exp. raid, .


15 00


Interest on cemetery funds withdrawn, ..


..


12 00


Dividend on insurance policies,


54 25


From Otis W. Skinner, one half exp. painting, Old Town Hall,


51 18


Trust funds for cemetery purposes, .


466 24


Comp. of ins. of animals į . .


17 50


Corporation tax, ..


13 97


National Bank tax, .


190 33


Military aid, acts of 1899,


96 00


State aid, .6


66


192 00


Street railway tax B. & N R R Co., .. ..


649 79


Excise tax, .


..


575 53


Mass. school fund,


917 44


County dog tax, .


110 14


LYNNFIELD, February 1, 1902.


$18,355 58


GEO. E. BATCHELDER, Treasurer and Collector.


ACCOUNT OF TREASURER AND COLLECTOR.


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$18,355 58


BIRTHS REGISTERED IN LYNNFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1901.


Date.


Name of Child.


Names of Parents.


Occupation of Father.


Jan. 13.


Rowena Louisa Chick.


. Frank W. and Mary R. (McNeil).


Laborer.


Feb.


Charles Lincoln Mansfield:


Albert and Anna P. (Gerry).


Farmer.


Feb. 9.


Raymond Reynolds Pearson.


Charles E. and Bertha (Magoon).


Farmer.


April 27.


Shirley Ingraham.


James and Carrie E. (Upton).


Morocco .Dresser.


April 29.


Annie Gould.


William H. and Nellie M. (Dyer).


Trader.


June 1.


Lillian Florence Cail.


Thomas B. and Agnes (Lawson). Samuel A. and Grace (Smith).


Farmer.


Aug. 1.


Mary Francis Toothaker.


Farmer.


Aug. 4.


Beatrice Alberta Eaton.


Sydney M. and Eva M. (Esterbrooks).


Shoemaker.


Sept. 28.


Mildred Viola Crosby.


Edward Andrew and Maria (Hubbard).




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