Town of Lynnfield, Essex County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, annual report 1911-1920, Part 27

Author: Lynnfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1911-1920
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 984


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Lena Hayward


Walter Pearson


Leon Morse


Paul Robinson


Myrtle Ramsdell


Third Year


Jackson Gilson


Frederick Gove


Raymond Pearson Hazel Phillips


Corinne Rogers


Fourth Year


Ethel Eaton


Nellie Hayward Ruth Peabody 1


Helen Gould


Florence Westover


*Doris MacMahon


*Hubert Law


*L. Lucius Turner


PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL Scholars Graduated June, 1917


Emily Munroe Ruth Abbott


SCHOLARS ATTENDING 1917-1918 First Year


Hilda Abbott


Helen Tebbetts


Sylvia Gaines


Muriel Ingraham Carrie Nickerson * Albert Newhall


Third Year Cecelia Lynch


Fourth Year * Myles West


Edward Averell LYNN


HIGH SCHOOL Marjorie Pelton Paul Upton * Attended only a part of said time.


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FINANCIAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Year Ending December 31, 1917


RECEIPTS


Balance, December 31, 1916 $ 736.52


Appropriation, March, 1917


6,800.00


Appropriation, Painting


150.00


Appropriation, Shingling 250.00


Massachusetts Fund 805.14


Sale of Car Tickets


21.26


City of Lynn, Tuition 175.00


City of Peabody, Tuition


60.00


Parents' Refund on Tuition


31.00


Parents' Refund on High School Tuition


100.00


STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS:


Superintendent's Salary


208.33


Tuition, State Children


164.00


Tuition, High School


896.25


Tuition, Industrial School


7.00


Refund on Transportation


355.55


Refund from Board of Education


36.47


$10,796.52


DISBURSEMENTS General Expense


School Committee's Salary $ 25.00


Other Expenses


72.26


Superintendent's Salary


365.00


Other Expenses


24.56


Supervisors' Salary


315.00


Principal's Salary


1,411.00


Teachers' Salary


1,815.00


Text Books


70.50


Supplies


176.81


$4,275.13


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Expenses of Operating


Janitor's Wages $ 720.00


Fuel


887.77


Miscellaneous


199.86


$1,807.63


Maintenance


Repairs, etc 137.94 $137.94


Auxiliary Agencies


Health 26.00


Transportation 1,437.24


$1,463.24


Miscellaneous Expense


Tuition


$ 1,772.50


Sundries


141.36


$1,913.86


Outlay


New Grounds and Buildings $ 508.00


New Equipment 134.05


Interest on South School Note


315.00 $ 957.05


$10,554.85


Balance Unexpended


$


241.67


GENERAL EXPENSE


School Committee's Salary $ 25.00


*Superintendent's Salary 365.00


F. E. Howe, Clerical Work 25.00


H. R. Williams, Expense 24.56


F. E. Howe, Expense 12.46


$452.02


*Including $100 for Massachusetts Retirement Fund.


Special Instruction


George E. Wales, Supervisor of Music $ 105.00


Francis Findlay, Supervisor of Music 15.00


Alice M. Genthner, Supervisor of Music 45.00


Isabella Hirst, Supervisor of Drawing. 150.00


$315.00


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Medical Inspection


F. W. Freeman, M. D., Services $ 26.00 $26.00


School Census


Hattie F. Russell, Services $ 12.00


Florence R. Howe, Services 12.00


$24.00


High School 'Account


Town of Wakefield, Tuition $ 1,362.50


City of Peabody, Tuition 210.00


City of Lynn, Tuition


200.00


$1,772.50


Parents' Transportation, High School .$ 764.24


$764.24


Special School Printing


Wright & Potter Pub. Co., School Accounts $


.80


Wakefield Daily Item, Reports 10.00


$ 10.80


Total General Expense $3,364.56


CENTRE SCHOOL Teachers


Mass. Re- tirement Fd.


Ethel Hobbs


Salary $369.00


$ 21.00


$390.00


Florence Howe, substitute


21.00


21.00


Alice Wilber


280.00


280.00


Florence Young


590.00


35.00


625.00


Avice Riggs


108.00


7.00


115.00


$1,431.00


Janitor


Louis Southworth


.$220.00


$220.00


Books, etc.


Books and Supplies


$106.88


$106.88


Fuel and Light


F. W. Freeman, Coal


$200.00


Andrew Mansfield, wood


9.00


Municipal Light Co. . 8.25


$217.25


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Transportation


Everett B. Richards $300.00


Walter Wilkinson 195.00


Charles McCarthy 130.00


$625.00


Other Expenses


Louis ,Southworth, extra labor $ 55.97


George M. Roundy, supplies


2.25


Perkins & Bancroft, labor 41.07


L. L. Hoffman & Sons, labor 13.88


F. E. Rowell, labor 10.00


J. L. Hammett, Flag and new equipment 31.75


A. F. Killiam, tuning piano 9.25


B. M. Parker, labor 15.00


J. W. Maxwell, labor 13.00


Sarah Russell, insurance


67.50


Electric Light System


Municipal Light Co.


$ 30.89


Perkins & Bancroft


74.11


$432.18


Total, Centre School $3,032.31


SOUTH SCHOOL Teachers


Salary


Mass. Re- tirement Fd.


Harriett Jeffers $720.00


$720.00


Helen M. Littlefield


354.00


21.00


375.00


Ruth Chandler


279.00


21.00


300.00


Mabelle Bagley


186.00


14.00


200.00


Elizabeth Winston


186.00


14.00


200.00


$1,795.00


Janitor


William Griffin


.$500.00 $500.00


Books, etc.


Books and Supplies


$140.43 $140.43


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Fuel and Light


F. W. Freeman, coal $ 632.27


E. & A. W. Mansfield, wood 46.50


Peabody Electric Lighting Co. . . . 12.10


$690.87


Transportation


Bay State Railroad Co. $48.00 $48.00


Other Expenses


First National Bank, Interest $ 315.00


Othet West, fuses .40


Perkins & Bancroft, supplies 10.65


H. I. Dallman & Co., Mats and supplies 44.75


J. L. Hammett, Flag


6.00


A. N. Palmer & Co., Pins


1.00


Daniel E. Houghton, expressage


3.36


William A. Fay, lumber 9.79


Havey's Grocery, supplies


1.25


William Griffin, extra labor


12.54


Joseph L. Smith, spring water 54.40


Ed. F. Masterson, Boiler Inspector 2.00


J. F. Cabeen, plumbing 13.79


Peabody Electric Lighting Co.


.75


$475.68


Total, South School . $3,649.98


Special Contracts


J. W. Maxwell, painting $143.00


B. M. Parker, shingling 365.00 $508.00


Total Payments School Funds


$10,554.85


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FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF


Town Accountant


Showing Receipts and Expenditures of the Town


For the Year Ending DECEMBER 31, 1917


ALSO


REPORT OF TRUST FUNDS


TAXES OUTSTANDING CASH IN HAND, ETC.


GENERAL GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS


SELECTMEN


Salary


Expense Total


C. J. Bolton $ 58.34


A. P. Mansfield


58.33


D. G. Harvey 58.33


C. J. Bolton, telephone, etc. $ 8.10


A. P. Mansfield, telephone, etc. 15.51


D. G. Harvey, telephone, etc. 13.45


C. J. Bolton, perambulation 20.00


A. P. Mansfield, perambulation 20.00


D. G. Harvey, perambulation 15.00


The Item Press, supplies 1.75


E. A. Russell, stamped envelopes 10.80


Hobbs & Warren, Supplies .40


The Item Press, supplies


1.75


$175.00


$106.76


$281.76


ACCOUNTANT


G. H. Bancroft, salary 11 months $183.33


O. E. Phillips, salary 1 month 16.67


G. H. Bancroft, telephone, etc. '16 & '17


15.00


Item Press, 600 town reports


133.40


G. H. Bancroft, dist. town reports 6.50


Item Press, printing payrolls 10.75


$200.00


$165.65


$365.65


TREASURER


F. W. Freeman $150.00


F. W. Freeman, supplies 4.97 George W. Abbott, treasurer's books 18.50


Bureau of Statistics, reg. of notes 12.00


E. A. Russell, stamped envelopes 21.60


Wakefield Trust Co., rental Safety Vault 5.00


Thomas Groom & Co., supplies 2.10


$150.00 $64.17 $214.17


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COLLECTOR


F. W. Freeman $150.00


E. A. Russell, stamped envelopes 44.41


George W. Abbott, printing 4.00


George W. Abbott, tax bills 8.75


F. W. Freeman, stamps 2.00


F. W. Freeman, expense of tax sale 37.65


Allen & Smith, tax deed 7.00


Chester W. Clark, tax refunded (1914)


8.25


$150.00


$112.06 $262.06


ASSESSORS


C. J. Bolton $ 73.75


H. W. Hodgdon, 10 months


88.50


A. P. Mansfield, 2 months


25.00


George Hatch


23.59


C. J. Bolton, telephone 1.40


H. W. Hodgdon, telephone 1.70


Item Press, tax tables .35


Item Press, Assessors' Notices, etc. 4.85


Lilla D. Stott, Abstracts of Records 13.40


Commonwealth, Fines on returns 15.00


$210.84 $36.70


$247.54


TOWN CLERK


O. E. Phillips $100.00 $14.50


O. E. Phillips, telephone, etc.


O. E. Phillips, recording births, deaths and marriages 13.60


E. A. Russell, stamped envelopes


10.62


Annie Blanchard, typewriting


3.00


Wright & Potter, printing


1.25


Hobbs & Warren, supplies


2.00


Edgerly & Bessom, returns of deaths 1.75


George Abbott, printing dog notices 4.75


$100.00 $51.47 $151.47


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REGISTRARS


H. W. Hodgdon, 2 months


2.50


W. H. Copeland, 10 months


12.50


Sidney Eaton


15.00


E. B. Richards


15.00


George W. Abbott, printing voting list


32.75


George W. Abbott, Notices of Reg. 2.75


Item Press


9.75


$45.00 $45.25 $90.25


ELECTIONS AND PRIMARIES


Payroll of Election Officers


$ 57.00


Ella D. Roundy, dinner 12.00


George W. Abbott, printing ballots 24.50


Item Press, Annual Warrant 5.00


A. G. Tedford, posting warrants and services at hall 28.00


George W. Abbott, Tally Sheets 12.50


Reading Chronicle, pub. warrant 2.25


W. E. & J. F. Twombly, pub. warrant 2.00


Item Press, pub. warrant


3.25


Payroll, State Primaries and Elections 65.00


George W. Abbott, printing 4.00


F. W. Freeman, Transportation 2.00


$122.00 $95.50 $217.50


FINANCE COMMITTEE


Printing reports $15.00


LEGAL EXPENSE


Rutherford E. Smith


$50.00


$50.00


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MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS


TOWN HALL


Heat and Light:


Reading Light Board $ 27.34


A. L. Mansfield, Wood


12.00


A. L. Mansfield, Wood


18.00


Frank W. Freeman, Coal


39.06


A


$96.40


JANITOR


L. F. Southworth, services


$190.67


REPAIRS, ETC.


Perkins & Bancroft, rep. stove pipe . . 2.82


Perkins & Bancroft, labor on pump


... 7.20


Henry F. Miller, tuning piano


3.10


Albert P. Mansfield, 1 flag


20.05


George M. Roundy, incidentals


2.05


A. P. Mansfield, keys


1.20


Perkins & Bancroft, thawing pipes


.


3.75


$40.20


Total payment, town hall


$327.27


HALL, PRE. 2


Heat and Light


Peabody Light Plant $ 26.23


George W. Pickering, Coal 34.50


Andrew Mansfield, Wood


7.00


$67.73


JANITOR


George Williams, care of hall $54.00


REPAIRS, ETC.


A. P. Mansfield, 1 flag


$ 20.00


Daniel G. Harvey, labor & sundries . . 31.17


O. M. West, wiring


4.30


$55.47


INSURANCE


S. L. Russell


35.50


A. S. N. Hickford


23.55


$59.05


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CARE OF GROUNDS


Sylvester Nugent 5.00


D. G. Harvey 7.00 $12.00


Total payment, hall, Pre. 2


$248.25


Total payment to both halls, $575.52


INTEREST, TAX LOANS


Wakefield Savings Bank $116.67


Wakefield Savings Bank 112.50


Wakefield Trust Co. Note No. 31 104.15 $333.32


INTEREST-MOTOR CHEMICAL NOTES


Malden Savings Bank, House No. 1 $40.00


Wakefield Trust Co., House No. 2 .. 6.75


Malden Savings Bank, House No. 1 . 20.00 $66.75


400.07


Total payments General Government


$2,870.99


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March, 1917 $2,500.00


Unexpended Balance


87.21


Interest on Taxes


273.31


License fees, pedlars 45.00


Other licenses 9.00


Interest on Daily Bank Balance . 71.70


Rent of Town Hall 124.70


Rent of Chemical Hall


134.75


Total Receipts


$3,245.67


Total payments


2,870.99


Balance Unexpended


374.68


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PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


PAYMENTS


BOARD OF HEALTH


Charles J. Bolton


10.00


A. P. Mansfield


5.00


Daniel G. Harvey


5.00


F. W. Freeman, M.D., services


disinfectant


2.00


E. F. Mahady Co., disinfectant


6.00


20.00


8.00


28.00


POLICE


Charles J. Bolton, services as chief Daniel G. Harvey, police services . . 40.00


25.00


Albert G. Tedford, police services


60.46


Daniel J. McCarthy, police services Lewis F. Pope, police services . .


4.00


J. M. Lynch, police services


3.65


O. E. Phillips, serving dog warrant


15.00


O. E. Phillips, burying dog


1.00


Willis E. Peabody, police services


5.40


156.51


156.51


INSPECTION


Sealer of Weights and Measures


Oscar E. Phillips, services .


50.00


Daniel J. McCarthy, transportation


1.00


George M. Roundy, use of truck ..


9.00


26.23


W. & L. E. Gurley, new equipment B. M. Parker, labor and stock town scales


3.00


II. N. Cummins, labor town scales


2.35


50.00


41.58


91.58


71


2.00


Barns and Animals:


L. W. Hastings, services '16, 10 mos. 41.67


L. W. Hastings, services 1917 50.00


1


91.67 91.67


Slaughtering:


Edward A. Doyle, services


50.00


Total payments


$417.76


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March 1917 400.00


Appropriation balance, 1916, 22.51


Received from Commonwealth,


Account of inspection barns and animals


50.00


Sealers fees


10.06


Court fines


92.59


Total receipts


575.16


Total payments


417.76


Unexpended balance


$157.40


FOREST WARDEN


PAYMENTS


Pay rolls, labor and teams 185.35


State Forester, acid and soda


8.55


Lewis F. Pope, lunch furnished ..


1.86


George M. Roundy, lunch furnished State Forester, 6 fire extinguishers


1.25


54.00


A. G. Tedford, care of forest wagon F. Newhall, care of forest wagon Lewis F. Pope, telephone .


10.00


10.00


12.00


Lewis F. Pope, posting notices, etc


4.40


72


Lewis F. Pope, fire permits issued


16.50


F. Newhall, fire permits issued . 6.30


A. G. Tedford, fire permits issued


2.70


W. Wilkinson, fire permits issued


.70


Total payments


$185.35 $128.26 $313.61


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March. 1917 - 200.00


Appropriation balance of 1916


96.28


Appropriation telephone


12.00


From Boston & Maine


32.84


Total receipts


341.12


Total payments


313.61


Unexpended balance


27.51


TREE WARDEN PAYMENTS


A. M. Tuttle, 25 maple trees


43.75


Payroll tree warden, for labor


26.25


Payroll tree warden, trimming


15.77


trees, etc.


$ 85.77


Total payments


RECEIPTS .


Appropriation, March, 1917


100.00


Unexpended balance


7.41


107.41


Total payments


85.77


Unexpended balance


21.64


ELM TREE BEETLE


PAYMENTS


Payrolls, tree warden, labor . .


70.63


W. D. Corliss & Co., arsen. of lead


78.00


148.63


73


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March, 1917


150.00


Unexpended balance .90


Total payments 148.63


Unexpended balance 2.27


FIRE DEPARTMENT


PAYMENTS


HOUSE NO 1


Fuel:


F. W. Freeman, coal 17.83


H. F. Nesbitt, coal 21.85 39.68


Light:


Reading Light Board 12.83


General Expense:


George M. Roundy, gaso. & sund. 29.95


Akron Tire & Rubber Co.,


1 shoe, '16 33.00


William E. Gilson, labor


3.47


W. E. Harris, ex. of water supply 15.51


General Appl. Co., 1 foot rest 1.32


J. J. Hughes, labor and supplies 4.20


W. F. Gerry, expense 6.10


The White Co., expense


15.46


Henry K. Barnes, expense


11.00


Davidson Auto. Supply Co., two 31x4 casings; two 31x4 tubes 47.40 167.41


Janitor:


Edward A. Russell, services, 1916 18.00


Edward A. Russell, services, 1917 18.00


36.00


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Other Payments:


O. F. Cress & Sons, repairs to motor chemical 203.12


E. W. Savage, watch. fire, June 5 3.00


J. A. Powell, watch. fire, June 5 Payroll of watchmen, July 3-4 . . 18.00


3.00


State Foresters, supplies ..


66.10


293.22


Total payments of House No. 1 $549.14


HOUSE NO. 2 PAYMENTS


Fuel: .


Andrew Mansfield, wood 12.38


George W. Pickering, 1916, coal 20.63


George W. Pickering, 1917, coal


34.50


67.51


Light:


Peabody Light Plant, lighting, '16 25.87


Peabody Light Plant, 1917


54.10


79.9%


General Expense:


D. G. Harvey, supplies 4.07


W. H. Griffin cleaning engine . . 6.60


Thos. R. Evans, labor and stock 2.15


Perkins & Bancroft, repairs to furnace, 1916 9.80


E. E. Walker, tire chains & rep. 10.40


J. B. Blood Co., 18 fire pails .. 5.40


O. M. West, labor 3.25


Elliot Grocery, supplies 3.73


Harper Garage, supplies


4.30


49.70


Janitor:


George Williams, services, '16 .. 18.00


G. Williams, services 3 mos., '17 18.00


36.00


75


Fire Alarm:


Wm. H. Griffin, care system, '16 75.00


Wm. H. Griffin, expense, '16 . .. 3.02


Stuart Howland, zincs, '15 21.20


A. H. Whidden & Son, blue vitriol 22.74 121.96


Other Payments:


E. J. Campbell, watchman fire, Walnut street 3.00


E. C. Baxter, watchman,


fire,


Walnut street


3.00


6.00


Total payments House No. 2 .. 361.14


Total payments of Department $910.28


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March 1917 600.00


From Emergency Fund 300.00


. Sale of material 10.62


Sale of lumber 4.00


ยท Total receipts


$914.62


Total payments


910.28


Unexpended balance


4.34


UNPAID BILLS


Fire Department:


Peabody Light Plant $ 23.73


Reading Light Board .60


George M. Roundy, supplies 25.05


William H. Griffin, care of fire alarm 75.00


William H. Griffin, labor and supplies 6.50


E. E. Walker, tire chains 19.50


A. H. Whidden & Son, supplies 2.30


A. J. Killam, care of Ford Chemical 35.00


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The White Company, new batteries 30.44


George Williams, care of fire 18.00


Henry W. Talbot, labor and stock 19.50


Harvey Grocery, gasolene, etc. 18.95


F. W. Freeman, coal 11.40


$285.97


MOTORIZING CHEMICAL ENGINE House No. 2:


PAYMENTS


Peabody Garage $1,400.00


C. W. H. Moulton Co., ladders . 256.25


Wm. H. Moxham, ropes, etc. ..


4.00


Total Payments $1,660.25~


RECEIPTS


Appropriation $1,600.00


Sale of Wagon 60.00


Sale of Harness 12.00


Total receipts $1,672.00


Total payments 1,660.25


Unexpended balance


11.75


PAYMENTS


Water System, Chemical Building. Precinct 2 PAYMENTS


Pay Roll, D. G. Harvey et al. $ 50.50


A. A. Butler, Contractor


161.76


(Selectmen's account)


$212.26


J. Comer Jones Co., pressure tank, motor, etc. 312.62


O. M. West, labor


4.00


Wm. H. Griffin, labor 43.53


L. E. Roberts, labor 21.38


W. W. Moxham, expense


3.19


(Committee's account)


Total payments $384.72


$596.98:


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RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March 12, 1917 .. .$200.00 Appropriation, August 20, 1917 .. 400.00


Total receipts 600.00


Total payments 596.98


Unexpended Balance


3.02


Storage Battery and Fire Alarm Extension PAYMENTS


Albert P. Mansfield, expense .$90.00


O. M. West, labor 11.75


Total. payments $101.75


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March 12, 1917 $400.00


Total payments 76.75


Unexpended balance


323.25


LIABILITY INSURANCE


PAYMENTS


George H. Bancroft, Agent,


Travelers' Ins. Co.


$147.03


RECEIPTS


Appropriation


$150.00


Total payments 147.03


Unexpended balance


2.97


MEMORIAL DAY


PAYMENTS


Isaac H. Mitchell, expense, Pre. 1 ... $44.22


City Hall Market, supplies


10.23


$54.45


E. Q. Moulton, expense, Pre. 2


45.55


Total payments $100.00


RECEIPTS


Appropriation


$100.00


Total payments


100.00


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CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS


PAYMENTS


Administration:


Charles J. Bolton,


Overseer of Poor 25.00


Albert P. Mansfield,


Overseer of Poor


25.00


Daniel G. Harvey,


Overseer of Poor


25.00


Daniel G. Harvey, telephone


$ 10.00


Albert P. Mansfield, telephone


6.00


Transportation:


E. H. McGregor, trans. to Tewksbury 8.00


Daniel G. Harvey, automobile service 27.00


Food and Clothing:


W. L. Finney, groceries 26.84


Eugene Nigro, shoes 4.00


Medical Aid:


Boston City Hospital 8.57


Mothers With Dependent Children:


Cash allowance 162.00


Partial Support:


Cash allowance 139.00


75.00 $391.41


Total charities $466.41


Soldiers' Relief:


Cash allowance 96.00


State Aid:


Cash allowance 626.00


$1,188.41


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RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March 12, 1917 ... $ 600.00


Balance on hand, 1916 acct 317.08


Estate of Joseph Wiley 25.00


Soldiers' Exemption


21.57


State Aid Refunded. . 779.00


Total receipts


$1,742.65


Total payments 1,188.41


Unexpended balance


554.24


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


PAYMENTS


Administration:


Salary


Expense


1


School Committee


$ 25.00


$72.26


School Superintendent


365.00


24.56


Teaching:


Salaries


$3,541.00


Janitors:


Salaries


$ 720.00


Fuel


.$ 887.77


Transportation:


South School


48.00


Centre School


625.00


High School


764.24


High School tuition


1,772.50


Books and supplies


247.31


Medical Inspection


26.00


Miscellaneous accounts


479.16


Repairs to Center School


508.00


New Equipment


134.05


Interest on South School Notes


315.00


$4,651.00


$5,903.85


.


Total payments


.$10,554.85


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RECEIPTS


Balance on hand of 1916 acct $ 736.52


Appropriation, March, 1917 6,800.00


Appro. painting Center School . 150.00


Appro. shingling Center School . 250.00


State School Fund 805.14


State Salary, Supt. 208.33


State Board of Education 36.47


State High School tuition 896.25


State High School trans. 355.55


Tuition of State Children 164.00


Industrial School


7.00


City of Peabody 60.00


City of Lynn 175.00


Parents' Refund, tuition 131.00


Sale of car tickets 21.26


Total receipts


$10,796.52


Total payments 10,554.85


Unexpended balance


$241.67


PUBLIC LIBRARY


PAYMENTS


MAIN LIBRARY


Heat and Light:


Reading Light Board $ 12.47


Curley Bros.


2.95


T. E. Cox & Sons, wood 11.00


L. E. Bennett, coal 2.65


$29.07


Janitor


Seth H. Russell $ 42.52


Librarian


Elizabeth W. Green 78.00


Extra labor, Elizabeth W. Green


7.25


$85.25


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Books and Magazines:


W. B. Clarke, magazines 9.00


N. J. Bartlett, books 60.91


E. E. Campbell, books 12.00


$81.91


Other Expense:


Fred A. Russell, work on flag pole $7.00


Fred A. Russell, repairs


1.00


George M. Roundy, supplies


2.10


E. W. Green, supplies


4.87


S. L. Russell, ins. on books


25.00


$39.97


Payments Main Library


$278.72


BRANCH LIBRARY


Janitor


Wm. H. Griffin, care of room $16.50


Librarian


Cora F. Pike, due on 1916 $21.50


Cora F. Pike, 1917 80.00


$101.50


Books and Magazines:


George E. Houghton 23.09


W. A. Butterfield, books


49.74


$72.83


Other Expense:


George E. Houghton, supplies . . .85


Daniel E. Houghton


1.75


$2.60


Payments Branch Library


$193.43


Total payments


$472.15


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RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March 12, 1917 .. $ 200.00


Balance on hand, 1916 acct 94.78


Dog Tax 158.21


Interest George L. Hawkes Fund .. 20.00


Interest, Mary U. Nash Fund 40.00


Interest, George N. Blake Fund . . 140.00


Fines, Main Library 9.70


Fines, Branch Library 2.00


Total receipts . .


$664.69


Total payments 472.15


Unexpended balance


$192.54


CEMETERIES Precinct 1


General Care:


Seth D. Russell, labor $ 62.40


E. B. Richards, dressing 4.0,0


Perkins & Bancroft, labor on pump 12.65


$79.05


Setting Bounds :


John Dyer, surveying $16.87


Seth H. Russell, labor 5.94


Deering Lumber Co., stakes


7.00


$29.81


Grading Avenues:


Pay Rolls, labor and teams $140.00


John H. Hewes, gravel 10.30 $150.30


Care of Endowed Lots:


Seth H. Russell, care of lots Forest Hill, Old Burying Ground 55.50


Jos. T. Bancroft, care of lots in West Cemetery 39.00


$94.50


Payments Precinct I


$353.66


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Precinct 2


General Care:


Willis E. Peabody, labor $30.50


Care of Endowed Lots:


Willis E. Peabody $19.00


E. W. M. Gilman 8.00


$27.00


Payments Precinct 2


$57.50


Total payments


$411.16


RECEIPTS


Appropriation for Grading $150.00


Appropriation, general care 100.00


Balance on hand, 1916 account 110.08


Interest drawn from trust funds 121.50


Sale of lots 45.00


Total Receipts 526.58


Total payments 411.16


Unexpended balance


$ 115.42


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT


PAYMENTS


General Care:


Labor and Teams $3,837.59


Other Expense:


C. E. Carter, settings bounds, 1916 $ 8.83 Frank Newhall, telephone 3.90


George M. Roundy, tools, etc. 20.80


N. E. Machine Co., rep. to drag. 11.26


J. H. Savage, Telephone 1.30


Harvey Grocery, supplies


4.30


J. H. Savage, cash for guide board


4.00


54.39


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Gravel and Sand:


Mabel S. Savage, gravel $65.00


Mrs. Chas. Berry, gravel 38.20


John H. Hewes, gravel 20.80


Anson L. Strong, gravel 10.00


T. E. Cox, sand 4.80


D. J. McCarthy, sand 4.00


Frank Newhall, sand 8.25


L. O. Newhall, gravel 107.20


258.25


Road Oil and Tarvia:


The Barrett Co., Tarvia .$ 965.66


The Alden Spears Sons' Co., oil 1,075.43


2,041.09


Total payments $6,191.32


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March, 1917 $5,000.00


Balance, 1916 42.84


City of Lynn


59.38


Highway Commission 71.35


Appropriation, Aug. 20


1,200.00


Total receipts


$6,373.57


Total Payments 6,191.32


Unexpended balance $ 182.25


NEWBURYPORT TURNPIKE


PAYMENTS


Labor and teams


$1,206.31


Other Expense:


Geo. H. Sampson Co., explosives $132.25


Elliott Grocery, oil 6.48


Hamblet Co., tools


2.75


J. B. & W. A. Lamper, coal


43.22


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Curley Bros., coal, etc. 81.35


Hutchinson Co., lumber 7.20


David J. Sheehan, use of teams, Watering cart, steam drill, Labor and supplies, 572.83


Daniel G. Harvey, cash for coal,


gravel and sundries


101.50


947.58


$2,153.89


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, Aug. 20, 1917 ... $ 650.00


From State Highway Commission 1,503.89


Total receipts


2,153.89


Total payments 2,153.89


Note .- Rec'd from St. Hwy Com. $4.000.00


Applied to Turnpike acct. 1,503.89


Applied to Salem street work


$2,496.11


SALEM STREET WORK


PAYMENTS


Labor and teams $2,934.69


Other Expense:


Geo. H. Sampson, Explosives $33.00


Winchester Brick Co., brick 25.00


W. E. Knox, drain tile 4.86


Barford Stockwell, sundries 35.50


Curley Bros., coal 43.00


H. L. Bond Co., small tools 8.53


George H. Taylor, lanterns, etc. .. 13.78 W. C. Whittredge & Co., cmt & tile 89.40 D. G. Harvey, sundries 56.62 City of Lynn, 1/2 exp. relaying brdg. 33.63


343.32


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Macadam Account:


Rowe Cont. Co., br. stone .... .$1,850.15


C. J. Sweeney, use of st'm roller 296.00


Standard Oil Co., Tarvia 648.00


Engineer for steam roller 136.00


2,930.15


$6,208.16


RECEIPTS


Appropriated


$ 900.00


County Commissioner 2,065.00


Highway Commissioners 2,496.11


$5,461.11


STREET LIGHTING


PAYMENTS


Town of Reading, Pre. I $1,574.54


City of Peabody, Pre. II 861.00


$2,435.54


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, old contract $1,978.00


Balance, 1916 acct. 370.22


For addition, lights 175.50


Total receipts $2,523.72


Total payments 2,435.54


Unexpended balance $ 98.18


6208.16 5461. 74705 87


1503.89 2496 11 a 206500 60650


MISCELLANEOUS CARE OF COMMON PAYMENTS


C. J. Bolton, cash expended .$5.00


RECEIPTS


Appropriation


$100.00


Total payments 5.00


Unexpended balance


$95.00


SUNTAUG PARK


RECEIPTS


Appropriation $50.00


Balance 1916 account 15.30


Unexpended balance


.$65.30


REBUILDING WALK AT TOWN HALL


Appropriation


$150.00


Unexpended balance 150.00


REBELLION WAR RECORDS


Appropriation


$50.00


Unexpended balance 50.00


EMERGENCY FUND


Appropriation $300.00


Balance 1916 account


182.58


$482.58


Transferred to Fire Department


$300.00


Unexpended balance .$182.58


PLANS FOR ENLARGEMENT OF TOWN HALL


Appropriation


$100.00


Unexpended balance


100.00


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SUPPRESSION OF BROWN TAIL AND GYPSY MOTH


PAYMENTS


To Treasurer of Commonwealth 1


for cash expended $1,361.58


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, March 12, 1917 . .$ 576.85 From Moth Tax, 1916 533.84


From L. H. Twiss, supt. work 156.51


Total receipts


$1,267.20


Treasurer, Commonwealth


State Tax $3,080.00


License Fees returned 637.50


Treasurer, Essex County


County Tax


$2,188.53


REDUCTION OF DEBT


First National Bank, note due


South School Loan $1,000.00


Malden Savings Bank, Note due on Motor Chemical House No. 1 $1,000.00


Wakefield Trust Co., Note due on


Motor Chemical House No. 2 $ 600.00


$2,600.00


TAX LOANS


Wakefield Savings Bank $5,000.00


Wakefield Trust Co. 5,000.00


First National Bank 4,000.00


Total payments


$14,000.00 $60,841.64


1


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RECAPITULATION


PAYMENTS


General Government $ 2,870.99


Protection, Board of Health, Police, etc. 417.76


Forest Warden 313.61


Tree Warden


85.77


Moth Work


1,361.58


Elm Tree Beetle


148.63


Fire Department 910.28


Motorizing Chemical House No. 2 1,660.25




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