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TABLE OF STATISTICS
School
Teacher
Preparation ( Graduate of)
Total length
of experience
Length of
Service in Town
Total Enrollment
Present Enrollment
Average
Average
Per cent. oï
No. of Boys
No. of Girls
No. of Boys
No. of Girls
No. of Boys
No. of Girls
No. of pupils
No. of pupils
No of pupils
No. of pupils
No. of pupils
No. of pupils
No. of pupils
No. of pupils
in Grade VII.
in Grade VIII. No. of pupils
Foster, Grade VIII .... Foster, Grade VII . . ... Library, Grade V. & VI. Foster, Grade IV. & V . . Foster, Grade II. & III. .
Gladys H. Arnold.
Lowell Normal ...
7 1-3|7 1-3| 35
34
34
32
95
13
11
14
2
10
30
12
27
28
17
Lowell Normal. ..
1-3|
1-3|
46
46
45
41
92
2
0
22
22
22
24
Foster, Grade I. . . . .
Nettie L. Eagles. .
Salem Normal ....
40
36
36
32
90
12 |
15
5
Shawsheen Inter.
Miriam Wiggin. . .
Brewster Academy
32
26
28
27
95
14
17
1
8
13
11
Shawsheen Primary . ..
Ethel M. Hadley. .
Plymouth Normal.
14 |2 1-3
13
36
38
35
93
6
10
17
10
18
9
16
1
14 |1 1-3|
37
33
33
31
95
3
4
13
16
1
6
4
1
S
6
North.
Eva L. Hersey . . ..
Gorham Normal ..
Lowell Normal. . .
1-3|
1-3| 24
24
21
21
94
2
3
9
10
6
3
West .. ..
Helena McGowan. Edith Merchant .. .
Normal Art.
N. E. Conservatory
Sewing.
Lena Coburn. ..
Special.
Manual.
Myrton Harris ...
Fitchburg.
Totals 371| 345 344
25
32
150| 145 10
7
2
70
38|
49
44
54
45 | 36
35
Elizabeth I. Dowler Lilla B. McPherson Elizabeth Flynn. . Abbie F. Whitney .
Framingham, Mass 6 1-2
39
39
38
35
91
19
18
1
1
Lowell Normal ... 6 1-3|6 1-3|
45
42
42
39
94
23
22
Lowell Normal. . .
4 1
3
30
29
29
28
94
12
5 to 7
7 to 14
7 to 14
14 to 16
14 to 16
over 16
in Grade I.
in Grade II.
in Grade III.
in Grade IV.
in Grade V.
in Grade VI.
.
Drawing.
Music. .
Georgia Wathen ..
.
Membership
Attendance
Attendance
5 to 7
.
35
201-3|121-3! - 12 |9 1-3
40
INDEX to TEWKSBURY TOWN REPORT Year Ending Dec. 31, 1919
Assessors' Report 12
Exempt Property
14
Schedule of Town Property 14
Table of Aggregates 13
Auditor's Report
15
Andover St. Repairs.
30
Andover St. Payments
29
Board of Health
21 25 31 15
General Account
Highways
Incidentals
27
Insane and Poor.
Jury List for 1920
Memorial Day
Memorial Day Committee.
Moth Account, Jan. 1 to Dec. 1, 1919.
Moth Account, Dec. 1, 1919, to Jan. 3, 1920.
New Town Hall.
Parks and Commons.
Police
Public Library
Salaries
Schools
State and Military Aid.
Stationery and Printing.
Street Lighting
Summary
Town Farm
Town Hall Coal.
Town Hall . Committee
Town Hall Site.
Tree Warden
Water · Committee
Forest Warden's Report.
Librarian's Report
Book's Added to the Library, 1919.
List of Donations 75
List of Town Officers
2
Public Library
61
Report of Board of Appraisers of Property of Town of Tewksbury 57
Report of Board of Health.
58
21 60 28 57 24 24 30 25
22 23 22 16 21
21 23 31 26 29 29 29 25 29 55 6/2 64
Fire Department
Report of Fire Chief 55
Report of Highway Commissioners 54
Report of Inspector of Animals. 52
Report of Inspector of Meats and Provisions. 52 56
Report of Moth Department.
Report of Overseers of Poor
51
Report of Park Commissioners
Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Report of Tree Warden.
Report of Town Clerk.
Births Recorded for the Year 1919.
7
Deaths Recorded for the Year 1919.
11 9
Marriages Recorded for the Year 1919 Recapitulation
12
Table of Estimates for 1920.
59
Tax Collector's Report
38
Unpaid 1916 Taxes, Jan. 10, 1920.
39
1916 Non-Residents
40
Unpaid 1917 Taxes on Jan. 10, 1920.
41
1917. Non-Residents 42
43
1918 Non-Resindents
45
Treasurer's Report 33
Financial Condition of the Town Feb. 1, 1919.
37
Financial Condition of the Town for the Last Ten Years 37
Warrant for Town Meeting 79
INDEX TO REPORT OF
TEWKSBURY SCHOOL COMMITTEE Year Ending Dec. 31, 1919
Report of School Committee. 3
Report of Supervisor of Music. 15
Report of Supervisor of Sewing 14
Report of Supervisor of Drawing
14
School Calendar 15
School Superintendent's Report. 7
Table of Statistics 16
51 53. 56 7
Unpaid 1918 Taxes on Jan. 10, 1920
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN C OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Tewksbury
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TOWN
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FOR THE
Year Ending December 3I 1920
PRINTED BY C. I. HOOD CO., LOWELL, MASS.
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS 1920
SELECTMEN IRVING F. FRENCH, CHAIRMAN JEREMIAH K. CHANDLER WILLIAM H. KELLEY
OVERSEERS OF POOR WILLIAM H. KELLEY, Chairman JEREMIAH K. CHANDLER IRVING F. FRENCH
BOARD OF HEALTH JEREMIAH K. CHANDLER, Chairman IRVING F. FRENCH WILLIAM H. KELLEY
ASSESSORS BUZZEL KING, Chairman ALBERT C. BLAISDELL ALBION L. FELKER
TOWN CLERK PETER W. CAMERON
TOWN TREASURER EUGENE N. PATTERSON
COLLECTOR OF TAXES HAROLD J. PATTEN
TOWN AUDITOR JAMES W. MILLER
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SCHOOL COMMITEE MAY L. LARRABEE, Chairman FRANKLIN F. SPAULDING, Secretary ARTHUR A. FOSTER
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CHARLES L. RANDALL
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY ALBERT C. BLAISDELL, Chairman EDGAR SMITH, Secretary EDITH I. NORRIS GEORGE E. MARSHALL
ARTHUR A. FOSTER KATE FOLSOM
LIBRARIAN ABBIE M. BLAISDELL
ROAD COMMISSIONERS GEORGE STEVENS, Chairman JOHN T. GALE
/
TREE WARDEN HARRIS M. BRIGGS
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS GEORGE A. MARSHALL, Chairman ADOLPH B. MOORE DENNIS J. O'CONNELL, 2nd PETER W. CAMERON
CONSTABLES
FRANK H. FARMER HECTOR JACKSON ANTHONY G. KELLEY
INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS HUGH CAMERON
WEIGHERS
WILLIAM H. KELLEY EDWIN T. RUST
SURVEYORS OF LUMBER
WILLIAM T. LEWIS EDWIN T. RUST
CLARENCE E. FOSTER
MEASURERS OF WOOD
WILLIAM T. LEWIS EDWIN T. RUST
CLARENCE E. FOSTER
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER
FIELD DRIVERS BOARD OF SELECTMEN
FENCE VIEWERS BOARD OF SELECTMEN
FISH AND GAME WARDEN WILLIAM E. BRIGGS
POLICE OFFICERS FRANK H. FARMER, Chief
WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER
HECTOR JACKSON
WILLIAM I. BAILEY ANTHONY G. KELLEY
HARRY C. DAWSON PATRICK J. O'NEIL
EDWARD J. WALSH
AGENT OF BOARD OF HEALTH HERBERT M. LARRABEE, M. D.
UNDERTAKER AND AGENT FOR BURIAL OF INDIGENT SOLDIERS H. LOUIS FARMER (Registered Embalmer)
FIRE WARDENS BOARD OF SELECTMEN
INSPECTOR OF MEATS AND PROVISIONS HUGH CAMERON
LOCAL AGENT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF THE BROWN TAIL. AND GYPSY MOTH HARRIS M. BRIGGS
PARK COMMISSIONERS HENRY M. BILLINGS HAROLD J. PATTEN HARRIS M. BRIGGS
FIRE ENGINEERS
ROBERT J. MARTIN HUGH CAMERON
GEORGE W. CHANDLER WILLIAM I. BAILEY
GEORGE JAMES GEORGE R. WHITWORTH VANCE R. HAWKES
FOREST FIRE WARDEN HARRIS M. BRIGGS
APPRAISERS
JACOB L. BURTT GEORGE E. MARSHALL ALBION L. FELKER
UNDERTAKERS
FRANK H. FARMER H. LOUIS FARMER
SEXTON GEORGE H. BROWN
JANITOR OF TOWN HALL EUGENE N. PATTERSON
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF TEWKSBURY FOR THE YEAR 1920
Date of
No. Birth
Name of Child
Name of Parents
1 Jan. 10 George Henry Bowden ...... Charles E. and Marion F.
2 Jan. 13 Charles Kenneth Fitzgerald. . Justin F. and Blanch A.
3 Jan. 15 Roger Curtis Dawideit. Curtis and Margaret E.
4 Jan. 17 Fred Edward Vokes. 5 Jan. 22 .Fred and Mary .John and Jennie
Alice Eleanor Urbanowisz
6 Jan. 27
Catherine Meloy. Fred F. and Mabel M.
7 Feb. 10
Pitts. .John E. and Ethel 8 Feb. 17 Bernerd Harvey Marion Louis and Alphonsia 9
10 Feb. 29 James Manley . .Thomas J. and Ella
11 Mar. 3 George Chester Rouff Edward and Zela M. 12 Mar. 8 Gilbert Ellsworth French. Jesse J. and Irma A.
13 Mar. 12 Herbert Livingston. Frank and Augusta
14 Mar. 22
Nancy Guild Goodwin Walter E. and Marguerite
15 Apr. 3 Arline Fletcher Ames .Henry and Eliza M.
16 Apr. 7 Victor Honore Cote. Francois and Emma 17 18 Apr. 13 Harry Maynard Patterson. . Harry W. and Mildred N.
19 Apr. 28
Mary DePalmeo. .Joseph and Gactane
20 May 18 Ruth Eleanor Grow Torrence and Agnes
21 May 22 Bernardette Dubois Narcisse and Alphoncine 22 May 24
Frank Herdenrich. . Carl and Ortella
23 May 25
John Jeremiah Connor James F. and Anna M.
24 May 29
Algurt Joseph Chasis . Lewis and Annie Parevolotis Thomas and Mary
26 June 29
Grace Gladys Rouff. John and Marilla.
29 July 16 Dorothy Helen Hiller Samuel S. and Mary
30 July 18 Francis Arthur Stanton Edward and Florence 31 July 22 Alfred George Rouff . William and Anna 32 July 23 Francis Baxter. Philip and Grace L. 33 Aug. 12
Mary Clare Hayes. .T. Joseph and Rita 34 Aug. 13 Dorothy Alferta Holt. William E. and Dorothy F. 35
36 Aug. 29 Nickolis Soulis Stavros and Katherine
37
Aug. 31 Alexander Eviskavitch Slanstan and Annie
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:
25 June 1
Jean Osterman Pike Daniel P. and Alice A. 27 July 8 28
Date of
No. Birth
Name of Child
Name of Parents
38 Sept. 18
Shanley
. John and Elizabeth
39
Sept. 27
Rosamond Mann .. Harry L. and Arline
40 Sept. 28
Downs. . Charles and Annie
41
Sept. 29
Joseph Alde Wilfred Labonte. . Joseph and Josephine
42
Nov. 9
William F. Hannigan
John P. and Grace J.
43
Nov. 11
Alice Barbara Cox.
Owen E. and Mary C.
44
Nov. 11
Alice Barbara Cox ..
Owen E. and Mary C.
45 Nov. 12
Marion Wilson Bruneau. . Louis and Ruby F.
46
Nov. 26
Natalie Millett Patten. Harold J. and Josephine
Attest :
PETER W. CAMERON,
Town Clerk.
(8)
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF TEWKSBURY FOR THE YEAR 1920
Date of
No. Marriage
Name
Residence
1 Feb. 3 Samuel J. Scott. .Tewksbury, Mass.
Grace E. Sullivan. Tewksbury, Mass.
2 Feb. 4 John Thomas Holmes . Lynn, Mass.
Marion Eileen Burtt. Tewksbury, Mass.
3 Feb. 15 Harry Lucien Bader Tewksbury, Mass.
Agnes Flynn. . . Lowell, Mass.
4 Apr. 24 Robert Lafette Kingsley Springfield, Mass.
Helen Christine Doyle. Tewksbury, Mass.
5 Apr. 25 Edgar Willis Whittaker Tewksbury, Mass. Katherine Agnes Lacy Tewksbury, Mass.
6 May 24 Arthur Joseph Croteau Tewksbury, Mass.
Ellen Maud Feyette.
. Lowell, Mass.
7 June 3 Cyril Lincoln Barker. Lowell, Jane Boy. Lowell,
8 June 20 Joseph Henry Bushell. Tewksbury,
Mary Josephine Hanlon Tewksbury,
9 July 23 Lawrence George Trotlier. Lowell, Mass.
Eva Cote. Lowell, Mass.
10 Aug. 8 James Dolan. Tewksbury,
Mass.
Julia M. Landry . Lowell,
Mass.
11 Aug. 12 William Thomas Hanson Tewksbury,
Mass. Mass.
12 Aug. 26 Jack Cooper Tewksbury, Mass. Mary Loring. No. Andover, Mass.
13 Aug. 28 Walter Raymond Rockwell. Tewksbury, Mass. Agnes M. Rorke Tewksbury,
14 Sept. 1 Edwin W. Osterman Tewksbury, Hazel Pearl Cluff. . Dracut, Mass.
Mass. Mass.
15 Sept. 4 George Walter Carpenter. Greenfield, Mass.
Rebecca Cameron. Tewksbury,
Mass. Mass.
16 Sept. 11 Harold Moulton Twombly Winchester,
Eva Grace Gray .. Tewksbury,
Mass.
17 Sept. 12 Fabyn Packard Tewksbury, Mass.
Edna N. S. Kane .. Tewksbury, Mass.
18 Sept. 18
Charles R. Fitzgerald. Tewksbury, Mass. Dorothy Sargent. . Lowell, Mass.
19 Sept. 24 Frank W. Callahan Tewksbury, Mass.
Elsie E. Bentley. . Dracut, Mass.
20 Sept. 25 Earle F. Cobb. . Somerville, Mass.
Marion L. Jackman Tewksbury, Mass.
21 Oct.
3 Jacob Pomosnick. Tewksbury, Mass.
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+
Harriet Treat Proctor Tewksbury,
Mass. Mass. Mass. Mass.
Date of No. Marriage
Name
Residence
Frances Taylor. Tewksbury, Mass.
22 Oct. 18
James E. Lynch. .
Tewksbury, Mass.
Genivieve M. Roberts . Lowell, Mass.
23 Nov. 7
Michael Joseph Finly Norwood, Mass.
Edith M. Tucker.
Tewksbury, Mass.
24 Nov. 23 Selario Moscaritolo Framingham, Mass.
Adelina M. Moscaritolo. Tewksbury, Mass.
25 Nov. 28 Francis J. Sullivan. Tewksbury, Mass.
Mary E. Reardon. Tewksbury,
Mass.
26 Dec. 23 William H. Colby. Tewksbury, Mass.
Mary J. Flint. Tewksbury, Mass.
Attest :
PETER W. CAMERON,
Town Clerk.
(10)
DEATHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF TEWKSBURY FOR THE YEAR 1920
No.
Date of Death
Name
Yrs.
Mths.
Dys.
1
Jan. 10
Judith Pinkham.
81
-
-
2
Jan. 20
Mary Elizabeth Moran
52
7
2
3
Jan. 29
Irene Louise Harnden.
17
10
9
4
Jan. 31
Cora Florence Marshall.
49
3.
15
5
Feb. 6
Fred E. Vokes.
26
8
-
6
Feb. 9
Stanley Kubala.
2
20
7
Feb. 9
Delphine Ruth Holmes.
6
26
8
Feb. 24
Lodemia S. Young
70
11
81
9
Feb. 26
Jerry Sullivan.
75
10
Feb. 28
Walter Clyde Gerrish.
-
10
4
11
Mar. 4
Florence H. Nesmith
71
10
28
12
Mar. 10
Elizabeth A. Philbrick
85
6
10
13
Mar. 31
Mary F. Parsons.
65
6
16
14
May 7
Walter Chester James
9
11
6
15
May
9
Binc Emenegger. .
78
5
14
16
May 25
Cyrus Walter Parsons
64
2
10
17
June 5
William F. Farmer.
36
3
13
18
June 19
Napoleon Paul Dubuque
39
7
22
19
June 24
Minnie Sawitzky ..
43
8
26
20
June 25
Carroll Franklin Edgecomb
60
10
19
22
Aug. 21
Karolina Kochanska
1
11
28
23 Aug. 28
Scott O. Sabine.
77
6
23
24
3
Josephine Kuystynioch
25
1
-
25
Sept. 7
Venerance Cote
72
5
17
26
Oct. 14
Mary Foley
43
5
17
27
Nov. 4
Bogos Maigasyain
39
3
15
29
Nov. 6
Rose Mary Hamilton.
1
11
7
30
Nov. 14
Alice B. Cox.
3
31
Nov. 30
Carrie M. Painter
58
10
25
32
Dec. 24 James S. Flint.
69
4
25
21
Aug. 17
George H. Weldon.
54
11
19
28
Nov. 4
Samuel Henry Clark.
87
Attest :
PETER W. CAMERON,
Town Clerk.
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RECAPITULATION
Births Registered 1920 46
Male
26
Female 20
Marriages registered 1920
26
Deaths registered 1920
35
Males
15
Females
20
Received and paid over to the County Treasurer three hundred ninety dollars eighty cents ($390.80) for dog licenses.
The Town Clerk hereby gives notice that he is prepared to fur- nish parents, householders, physicians and midwives, applying there- for, with blanks for the return of births as required by law.
ASSESSORS' REPORT
The Assessors of the Town of Tewksbury submit the following report :
Value of land exclusive of buildings, April 1, 1920. . $ 801,260.00
Value of buildings exclusive of land, April 1, 1920 1,281,215.00
Value of personal property, April 1, 1920 807,271.00
Total valuation, April 1, 1920. .$2,889,746.00
Supplementary valuation, Dec. 10 to 20, 1920 625.00
Total valuation for 1920 $2,890,371.00
Total valuation for 1919. 2,749,094.00
Net gain in valuation.
$ 141,277.00
Tax rate for 1920, $27.00 on $1,000.00
Poll tax for 1920, $5.00.
Tax levy for 1920:
State Tax $ 7,560.00
State Highway Tax.
1,237.20
Special State Tax.
356.40
Eastern Mass. St. R. R. Tax (Serial Bond)
240.61
County Tax
3,312.47
(12)
Town Appropriations :
Schools $ 21,449.73
Remodeling Library School.
5,576.00
Highways 4,500.00
Tar-oil for Highways
2,000.00
Incidentals
3,500.00
Library
500.00
Library, Special for Removal.
250.00
Police
800.00
Board of Health.
700.00
Stationery and Printing
600.00
Salaries
3,000.00
Park Commission
10.69
Tree Warden
200.00
Care of Poor.
2,500.00
Fire Department
1,600.00
Yearly Expenses of New Town Hall.
3,500.00
Town Hall Furnishing
2,500.00
Suppression of Moths
1,099.53
Memorial Day
150.00
Indexing Town Records.
800.00
Two Scales for North and Centre Villages
2,000.00
Electric Lights, Astle Street
1,800.00
Electric Lights, Billerica Road.
2,500.00
Electric Lights, Whipple Road.
1,500.00
Electric Lights, Main, Salem and Lake Sts
1,500.00
Coal for New Town Hall.
700.00
Gas Lights on Chandler Street
2,000.00
Gas Lights on Rogers Street.
160.00
Gas Lights on Main St., near Lowell line
20.00
Gas Lights on Main Street Extension.
1,000.00
Gas Lights on North Street Extension.
1,231.20
Gas Lights on James Street Extension.
112.00
Gas Light on North Street, near Library School.
12.00
World War Memorial.
1,000.00
Demonstration Agricultural Work.
150.00
Last Payment and Interest, Andover St. Loan.
2,043.34
Second Payment and Interest, Town Hall Site Loan
2,285.00
First Payment and Interest, Town Hall Loan. .
6,785.00.
$ 94,741.17
Overlayings
1,371.97
(13)
Amount Required to Pay State, County and Town Ap- propriations .$ 96,113.14
Estimated Available Revenue. 17,000.00
Tax on 545 Polls at $2.00.
1,090.00
Levied on Real and Personal Property. .. 78,023.14
$ 96,113.14
Table of Aggregates
Number of Acres of Land.
12,061 4-5
Houses
782
Horses
200
Cows
633
Sheep
4
Neat Cattle
77
Swine 145
Fowls
3675
Tax Payers
2113
Schedule of Town Property
School Buildings and Land.
$ 40,000.00
Personal Property, School Department 3,000.00
Temporary Town Hall and Lot
1,500.00
Public Library-Books, etc
8,000.00
Receiving Tomb
500.00
Town Lot, Centre Cemetery.
50.00
Town Barn, Shed and Land, Highway Department
1,500.00
Barge and Sleigh.
250.00
Gravel Land, "Waters"
50.00
Gravel Land, "Cole"
500.00
Public Parks
2,000.00
Cemeteries
1,000.00
Two Platform Scales.
1,358.64
Personal Property, Moth Department.
1,520.90
Personal Property, Highway Department
3,306.35
Lamp Posts and Fixtures, Lighting Streets
1,800.00
Personal Property, Fire Department.
2,750.00
Lot on Pringle Street.
50.00
Forest Fire Wagon, Extinguishers and Supplies.
250.00
Land and Building, Fire Department
1,200.00
Town Hall Site.
8,000.00
New Town Hall.
80,000.00
Electric Light Plant and Building
5,000.00
Total Valuation Town Property $ 163,585.89
(14)
Exempt Property
300.00
First Congregational Church Lot. $
First Baptist Church and Lot. 11,800.00
Oblate Fathers O. M. I. Building and Land. 33,800.00
St. Peter and St. Paul Society, Land.
100.00
South Tewksbury M. E. Mission, Land and Building 650.00
Tewksbury Cemetery, Incorporated.
10,000.00
Total Exempt
$ 56,650.00
Respectfully submitted,
BUZZELL KING, ALBERT C. BLAISDELL, ALBION L. FELKER,
Board of Assessors.
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
HIGHWAYS
Receipts
Balance Jan. 1st, 1920.
$ 3,770.27
Appropriation
4,500.00
Transferred from Oiling Account.
2,000.00
W. S. Farwell, gravel.
1.00
John H. Gale, manure.
15.00
C. H. Kittredge, manure.
5.00
Carroll Edgecomb, manure.
5.00
Jas. Tansey, manure.
5.00
H. Pfeiffer, manure ..
10.00
James O'Connell, manure
5.00
A. M. Shedd, manure
5.00
Harry Mann, manure.
5.00
F. I. Carter, use of teams.
28.75
John T. Gale, use of teams.
62.76
Roland Robinson, use of telephone.
2.15
Com. of Mass., St. Ry. Tax.
60.90
·
$ 10,480.83*
EXPENDITURES
Labor and Teams
Carroll Edgecomb
$ 547.45
James Tansey
495.99
Roland Robinson
1,344.46
Edward Rouff
816.71
Wm. Rouff
140.84
Leonard Latour
12.00
Deward Monty
748.00
Ward Frost
12.00
James Adams
630.00
John Rouff
220.00
John Marsh
7.50
George Labonte
36.00
Patrick Sullivan
6.67
$ 5,017.62
Shoeing and Repairing
P. J. Rouix.
$ 450.35
J. L. Fleming
39.62
$ 489.97
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Hay and Grain
Thorndike Coal & Grain Co., grain. $ 1,058.38
Fred Scarlett, hay ... 305.64
C. Brooks Stevens, hay. 105.35
$ 1,469.37
Breaking Roads
F. H. Farmer.
$ 194.50
H. M. Briggs.
10.50
Wm. E. Briggs
10.50
H. A. Harnden
10.50
Thomas Sawyer
347.77
C. R. Fitzgerald.
12.00
Geo. W. Trull & Son
113.00
Irving F. French.
20.00
W. I. Bailey.
16.00
John F. French
47.00
P. L. Haines.
41.00
James Larson
8.00
Wm. Rice
33.00
Frank H. Vokes
6.75
Geo. E. Marshall
20.00
H. G. Bridges.
4.20
Wylie Chamberlin
9.00
A. L. Felker.
30.15
C. W. Parsons
124.75
Hood Farm
36.35
Melvin Rogers
52.50
. H. E. Holt.
109.75
$ 1,257.22
Tools and Supplies
J. L. Fleming, insurance.
$ 78.74
Donovan Harness Co., supplies.
191.50
Bartlett & Dow, supplies.
153.16
Norman Leight, supplies.
2.65
Adams Hardware Co., supplies
3.05
W. E. Adams, posts ..
70.10
Consolidated Rendering Co., Pyritis cinders. .
65.00
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., supplies
85.20
Ervin E. Smith, supplies.
9.85
W. J. Robinson, lumber.
171.61
Dr. W. A. Sherman, services.
3.00
N. E. Road Machine Co., supplies.
11.00
Fairgrieve & Co., supplies.
3.90
Cawley Coal Co., pipe.
4.50
P. J. O'Neil, gravel
1.60
John Deleno, gravel
12.50
F. H. Farmer, gravel.
1.00
James Chambers, gravel
1.00
New England Tel. Co., telephone . .
43.77
Lowell Gas Co., gas
16.07
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A. B. Moore, supplies.
40.67
Robinson & Foster, repairs.
114.58
Geo. Norris, filing saws.
1.10
$ 1,085.55
Total receipts
$ 10,480.83
Total expenditures
9,319.73
Unexpended balance
$ 1,161.10
Schools
Receipts
Balance Jan. 1st, 1920. $
23.71
Appropriation
21,449.73
Com. of Mass., Acct., Vocational School.
220.63
Com. of Mass., Acct., Tuition State Children.
79.50
Com. of Mass., Acct., Supervision.
375.00
Com. of Mass., Acct., Income Tax.
1,620.00
Com. of Mass., Acct., High School Tuition ..
1,019.50
Com. of Mass., Acct., High School Trans. . . .
596.93
U. S. Government, Interest on Bonds.
38 25
F. F. Spaulding, rent of hall.
170.00
F. F. Spaulding, material sold.
113.03
Public Library, coal ..
12.57
Mrs. A. French, use of West School.
3.00
Mrs. Larrabee, rebate on tickets.
3.00
E. Walsh, use of hall.
10.00
$ 25,734.85
Expenditures, Teachers
Gladys Arnold
$ 627.50
E. Marion McLellen
494.00
Elizabeth Dowler
535.65
Hazel Hodgman
342.00
Lilla McPherson
540.00
Beatrice Symonds
342.00
Elizabeth Flynn
1,000.00
Abby F. Whitney
409.00
Bessie Sullivan
304.00
Nettie L. Eagles. .
970.25
Lillian Southerland
342 00
Miriam Wiggin
780.00
Ethel Hadley
730.00
Eva L. Hersev ..
765 00
Katherine McDonald
80.50
Lillian Allard
161.00
Helena McGowan
703.00
Edith Merchant
259.00
Georgia Wathen
173.50
Isabel Gregory
88.50
Lena Coburn
198.40
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Myrton L. Harris Frank W. Hatch
120.00
116,12
Bertha S. McElroy.
35.00
$ 10,116.42
Massachusetts Retirement Fund
Mass. Retirement Board $ 336.85
Fuel and Janitors
Lowell Gas Co., gas
$ 104.55
Geo. Garland, janitor.
1,340.20
Thomas E. Painter, janitor
435.00
John Moore, janitor.
157.50
Irving Bailey, janitor.
70.00
Mrs. M. Anderson, janitor.
300.00
John D. Purdy, janitor
14.00
Geo. W. Trull, wood.
10.50
John F. French, wood.
39.50
D. F. Sullivan, coal.
84.13
Horne Coal Co., coal.
1,399.71
Lowell Electric Light Corp
24.23
$ 3,979.32
TRANSPORTATION
Expenditures
Mrs. John Anderson, paid for car tickets. ..
$ 25.20
Mrs. Mary Flint, paid for car tickets ..
13.65
B. J. Green, paid for car tickets. 26.40
Mable E. Haines, paid for car tickets.
13.05
Mrs. Alexander Cameron, paid for car tickets
38.38
P. W. Cameron, paid for car tickets.
26.55
Mrs. James Clancy, paid for car tickets.
29.25
Mrs. E. H. Dow, paid for car tickets
10.05
Thomas Garside, paid for car tickets
2.10
F. A. Haines, paid for car tickets.
17.60
Martin Anderson, paid for car tickets
16.40
Phillip Battles, paid for car tickets.
17.40
Wm. P. Darby, paid for car tickets.
9.75
Mrs. J. L. Fleming, paid for car tickets.
14,20
Edward Tenney, paid for car tickets ..
17.20
Harry Treadwell, paid for car tickets
1.80
Archie M. Toothaker, paid for car tickets ..
20.86
S. A. Toothaker. paid for car tickets ..
36.11
Mrs. H. L. Trull, paid for car tickets.
17.50
Patrick Walch, paid for car tickets.
26.70
Henry Wright, paid for car tickets. 34.86
Mrs. Mable B. Wright, paid for car tickets ..
6.70
Herbert A. Harnden, paid for car tickets ..
23.80
Wm. E. Holt, paid for car tickets.
26.10
John Johnson, paid for car tickets.
17.30
Mrs. J. H. Kelley, paid for car tickets
17.55
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Jesse Labonte, paid for car tickets. 12.75
Mrs. E. A. McCoy, paid for car tickets. 47.55
Wm. A. McGoogin, paid for car tickets. 26.09
Daniel McKillop, paid for car tickets .. 29.25
Mrs. Harry P. Nash, paid for car tickets .... 24.15
Mrs. Mary T. Parsons, paid for car tickets ..
15.60
Aaron Osterman, paid for car tickets.
17.20
W. A. Patten, paid for car tickets.
8.10
Edward Penney, paid for car tickets.
16.10
Walter Pillsbury, paid for car tickets ..
26.40
Samuel Saulskozaki, paid for car tickets.
2.75
Mrs. Ada Senior, paid for car tickets
7.60
Edgar Smith, paid for car tickets.
4.20
Walter Smith, paid for car tickets.
25.95
Paul B. Smith, paid for car tickets.
10.05
James Simpson, paid for car tickets
22.25
Mrs. John Starbird, paid for car tickets.
14.40
T. F. Sullivan, paid for car tickets ..
19.80
Ellsworth Sunbury, paid for car tickets.
16.40
Harry L. Shedd, paid for car tickets
10.00
Mass. Eastern Railway, tickets.
1,507.50
F. H. Farmer, driving barge ..
1,042.00
Thomas Sawyer, driving barge.
619.20
Joseph Pupkis, driving barge.
106.00
Henry Scarlett, driving barge
70.00
A. M. Foster, storing barge.
8.00
4,215.75 $
Supervision
C. L. Randall.
$ 905.00
Medical Inspection
$
100.00
Tuition
City of Lowell, Vocational.
$ 280.00
City of Lowell, High School.
1,177.69
1,457.69) $
Books and Supplies
Ervin E. Smith.
$ 19.32
Oliver Ditson Co.
7.57
Mc Millan Co ..
20.88
F. & E Bailey Co.
3.00
Houghton, Mifflin Co
8.18
Butterfield Printing Co.
2.10
Singer Sewing Machine Co
3.00
F. M. Ambros Co ..
20.76
Edward E. Babb Co.
163.93
Fitchburg Hardware Co.
18.64
D. C. Heath Co. 8.13
J. L. Hammett Co.
614.94
Bon Marche Co.
17.26
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Dr. H. M. Larrabee
A. G. Pollard Co.
241.47
Chas. W. Dorr
6.15 .
American Book Co.
31.57
G. C. Prince & Son ..
11.80
Dieoling School Supply Co.
26.52
Amasa Pratt Co ...
69,55
Milton Bradley Co.
9.62
Bartlett & Dow ..
5.63
Wright & Potter Printing Co
1.50
Silver Burdett Co.
22.04
Ginn & Co.
88.67 $ 1,422.23
School Houses
Donovan Harness Co., repairs.
2.00
Ervin E. Smith Co., supplies.
50.66
A. B. Moore, supplies.
15.70
C. R. Fitzgerald, labor.
4.00
Mrs. Lizzie Casey, labor.
1.50
H. A. Dalman Co., brushes
23.34
W. I. Bailey, labor. F. H. Smith, supplies.
1.07
Mary E. Lynch, rent of land.
10.00
Hobson & Lawler, labor and stock.
13.53
Martin Anderson, labor
2.98
Bennett Bros., repairs.
35.98
John Seifer, clock and repairs.
17.50
Geo. A. Hill Co., wiring.
22.50
Robinson & Foster, labor and stock.
781.72
Aaron Osterman, water, 1918-19 & 20
36.00
Mrs. Eliza. Miller, water.
10.00
New Method Varnish Co., varnish.
5.00
Kenney Bros & Wolkins, furniture
740.16
Walter Lavell, repairs.
14.00
Geo. Norris labor.
3.00
Chas. J. Jager Co., repairs on engines
50.77
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies.
5.60
Merton Crosby, care of lawn.
5.00
W. A. Mack Co., repairs on furnace.
70.50
Robertson Co., supplies.
81.50
$ 2,015.76
School Miscellaneous
J. L. Fleming, insurance. $ 486.91
New England Tel. Co., telephone.
4.36
T. E. Painter, attendance officer 1.65
F. H. Farmer, use of teams ..
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