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37.50
Nap. D. Lafleur, supplies
22.60
A. B. Moore, supplies
4.59
F. H. Farmer, use of team
1.25
Guy H. Clark, repairs
3.30
Harris M. Briggs, use of auto
26.00
$ 152.24
Unexpended balance
$ 125.82
BOARD OF HEALTH
Appropriation
$ 200.00
Expenditures
Dr. H. M. Larrabee, services
$ 191.19
F. & E. Bailey Co., supplies
2.60
F. H. Farmer, loom for vault
1.00
$ 194.79
Unexpended balance
$ 5.21
PARKS AND COMMONS
Balance Jan. 1, 1917
$ 55.51
Appropriation
75.00
$ 130.51
Expenditures
Lincoln Dillaway Co., rope
$ 2.34
A. B. Moore, rakes
2.10
Ervin E. Smith Co., rope
5.22
Burton H. Wiggin Co., painting and putting in rope
52.50
Hobson & Lawler Co., repairing lawn mower
2.20
Sigsbee Co., flag union
10.00
Chester Gerrish, labor
11.45
virs. Geo. Norris, making flag
5.00
H. M. Billings, paid for canvas
1.00
John Gale, care of flag
12.50
$ 104.31
Unexpended balance
$ 26.20
MOTH ACCOUNT, JAN. 1 TO DEC. 1, 1917
Balance Jan. 1
$ 833.27
State Treasurer, reimbursement account street work
844.51
State Treasurer, reimbursement account state high- way work
61.00
H. M. Briggs, reimbursement for private work
.69
H. M. Briggs, reimbursement for lead
18.00
$ 1,757 47
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20
Expenditures
Harris M. Briggs, Superintendent
$ 784.82
Wm. E. Briggs, labor
485.67
C. E. Sweatt, labor
334.50
B. L. Cook, labor
340.75
John D. Purdy, labor
74.50
H. D. Haselton, labor
73.88
Middlesex Machine Co., supplies
1.83
Boston & Maine R. R., freight charges
1.65
American Express Co., express charges
4.72
A. B. Moore, supplies
1.25
F. I. Carter, lumber
2.50
F. H. Farmer, use of teams
202.87
Guv H. Clark, painting sprayer and repairs
26.35
H. Louis Farmer, gasoline and oil
32.71
wm. Speke & Co., stationery
3.25
Total expenditures
$ 2,371.25
Less amount charged to private work
$ 613.78
$ 1,757.47
MOTH ACCOUNT, DEC. 1, 1917 TO JAN. 1, 1918
Town's Liability
$ 1,080.39
Expenditures
Harris M. Briggs, Superintendent
$ 75.00
Wmn. E. Briggs, labor
14.05
C. E. Sweatt, labor
32.50
Total expenditures
$ 121.55
Less amount charged to private work
7.98
$ 113.57
Unexpended balance ......
$ 966.82
TOWN FARM
Balance Jan. 1, 1917
$ 68.57
Superintendent's receipts
5,578.56
$ 5,647.13
Expenditures
C. W. White, Superintendent
$ 720.00
American Express Co., charges
.50
Lowell Gas Light Co., coke
4.26
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
22.44
A. B. Moore, groceries and grain
229.36
J. L. Fleming, insurance
24.60
Donovan Harness Co., supplies
19.95
Fairgrieve & Co .. gasoline
6.70
Guy H. Clark, repairs
1.00
Ervin E. Smith Co., supplies
96.08
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies
5.12
A. S. Briggs, repairs
12.00
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
14.36
Bennett Bros. Co., repairs
7.62
21
Ames Plow Co., seeds
21.69
Thompson Hardware Co., supplies
3:30
J. M. Dyer, labor
27.00
A. Dyer, labor
18.48
Samuel Hanlin, labor
57.00
Geo. W. Tucker, labor
61.50
Maurice Regan, labor
15.78
Melvin Sweet, labor
210.15
Frank Rick, labor
27.59
John Bergerson, labor
3.50
C. D. Lindsay, labor
16.65
C. W. Lyons, labor
7.30
Bessie Hovey, labor
100.00
Katie McGowan, labor
35.41
Agusta McGowan, labor
18.93
Sydney Mclaughlin, labor
6.00
Catherine Fitzgerald, labor
70.44
Saunders Market, groceries
157.18
G. G. Read, groceries
13.74
Geo. E. Putnam & Son, groceries
19.20
John P. Curley, provisions
8.39
Flynn's Market, groceries
29.30
A. B. Loomer, provisions
139.15
Geo. P. Dawson, grain
95.25
J. B. Cover, grain
95.80
Foster Grain Co., grain
594.90
Austin C. Freeman, brewery grain
307.89
M. K. Fuller, cutting ice
7.25
Frank E. Bailey, pigs
14.00
Justamere Farm, corn planter
25.00
Richardson Laundry, washing P. M. Battles, pigs
16.00
W. K. Means, cow and calf
116.00
Pike Farm, cow and calf
110.00
Aaron Osterman, bull
70.00
B. Humphrey, 3 cows
280.00
John A. Johnson, cow
70.00
John A. Johnson, manure
48.00
Geo. E. Hutchins, supplies
1.87
Standard Oil Co., gasoline
12.50
Beach Soan Co., soap
12.50
Davis & Sargent, lumber
20.65
Roy & O'Heir, clothing
6.00
W. J. Hoar, fish
13.00
A. E. O'Heir, supplies
24.50
W. F. Symmes, sawing lumber
7.70
C. H. Hanson, horse
162.50
Bartlett & Dow, supplies
18.15
M. F. Smith Heating Co., boiler
600.00
J. H. Sparks, veterinary
3.00
G. F. Garland & Son, 2 cows
440.00
G. F. Garland & Son, feed molasses
35.81
D. F. Sullivan, coal
170.25
Northern Waste Co., waste
4.00
F. & E. Bailey Co., medicine
.89
Total bills paid
$ 5,647.13
Amount of bills on hand unpaid
$ 461.65
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31.85
INTEREST
Balance Jan. 1, 1917
$ 252.13
Union National Bank, interest on deposits 86.88
M. G. Rogers, interest collected on outstanding taxes
572.25
$ 911.26
Paid Central Savings Bank, interest on notes
696.66
Unexpended balance
$ 214.60
INCIDENTALS
Balance Jan. 1, 1917
$ 3,285.36
Com. of Mass., reimbursement on inspection of animals
68.65
Martha Shedd Fund, for care of lot
25.00
Peter Clark Fund, for care of lot
3.00
Lousia Bridge Fund, for care of lot
8.00
Boston & Maine R. R., for forest fires
12.95
M. G. Rogers, for tax certificates
15.00
M. G. Rogers, for tax sale redemption
78.01
Irving F. French, use of telephone
1.00
Harry L. Shedd. use of telephone
3.21
Buzzell King, use of telephone
.10
W. J. Robinson, use of telephone
.10
J. W. Miller, use of telephone
.65
H. M. Billings, use of telephone
5.72
E. N. Patterson, use of telephone
.85
P. W. Cameron, use of telephone
4.07
John J. Young, use of telephone
3.00
John J. Young, use of hall
2.00
Jesse Kemp, reimbursement on inspections
35.50
Herring, Hall & Marvin Safe Co., refund on freight charges
2.17
W. H. Alexander, sealer's fees
27.18
Less amount transferred to salaries
125.00
$ 3,456.52
Expenditures
Boston & Maine R. R., charges on safe
$ 2.17
American Express Co., express charges
.59
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas town hall
16.14
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones
233.78
Thomas Painter, labor at forest fires
6.50
Fairgrieve & Co., coal town hall
9.84
E. A. Wilson & Co., coal town hall
14.76
F. H. Farmer, teaming town reports
1.50
F. H. Farmer, moving safe
2.00
F. H. Farmer, use of team for sealer
12.50
F. H. Farmer, use of team at forest fires Guy H. Clark, repairs at town hall
7.00
A. S. Briggs, repairs at town hall
4.50
C. B. Coburn Co., glass for town hall
.50
Robertson Co., cabinet for town clerk
8.50
Bennett Bros. & Co., repairs on pumps
39,28
H. Louis Farmer, recording burials
3.25
$ 3,581.52
4.40
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Qua, Howard & Rogers, services
124.77
A. C. Blaisdell, expenses as Assessor
7.80
Buzzell King, expenses as Assessor 5.64
Wm. T. Lewis, use of auto for Assessors
51.25
A. C. Blaisdell, work on valuation book
$ 30.00
Buzzell King, work on valuation book 35.00
Wm. T. Lewis, work on valuation book 61.25
Butterfield Printing Co., printing valuation book 348.00
474.25
Peter W. Cameron, recording births, marriages and deaths
39.20
Peter W. Cameron, services as justice of peace 5.00
J. L. Burtt, wood for town hall
6.00
Paul B. Smith, inspection of animals
137.30
Paul B. Smith, inspection of meats and provisions
135.50
Hugh Cameron, inspection of meats and provisions Ames Plow Co., weather vane for town hall
8.40
W. H. Alexander, services as sealer
53.00
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies for sealer
11.23
Henry Morris, paid for keys
.35
Henry Morris, putting up booths
6.00
Melvin G. Rogers, commission on taxes
477.63
Melvin G. Rogers, tax sales
169.06
Dr. H. R. Coburn, recording births
.75
Dr. G. O. Lavalle, recording births
.25
Dr. D. T. Buzzell, recording births
.25
Charles Gettemey, approving notes
18.00
Appleton National Bank, box rent
2.00
Fred C. Church, treasurer's bond
25.00
Frank Johnson, labor at forest fires
2.00
Thompson Hardware Co., locks for town hall
3.00
H. M. Briggs, use of auto at forest fires
50.25
H. M. Briggs, labor at forest fires
25.55
Wm. E. Briggs, labor at forest fires
16.38
John Purdy, labor at forest fires
1.00
P. J. O'Neil, labor at forest fires
2.00
Irving F. French, expenses as Selectman
3.80
John J. Young, expenses as Selectman
1.80
Harry L. Shedd, expenses as Selectman
1,80
Eugene N. Patterson, expenses as Treasurer
5.44
R. H. Anderson, balance for painting town hall
87.86
Adams Hardware Co., shovels for forest fires
11.25
Joseph David, labor at forest fires
1.00
Geo. O'Connell, labor at forest fires
1.00
D. O'Connell, labor at forest fires
2.00
Chas. Fennerty, labor at forest fires
2.00
T. H. Chandler, labor at forest fires
4.80
Geo. Chandler, labor at forest fires
1.60
Daniel Crowley, labor at forest fires
1.00
B. Kittredge, labor at forest fires
1.00
W. H. Landers, labor at forest fires
2.00
Jesse French, use of auto at forest fires
3.75
Fardina Brabant, labor at forest fires
2.00
Lesner Gadboas, labor at forest fires 2.50
Harry Weiner, labor at forest fires 1.00
Ben Jacobson, labor at forest fires
1.00
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F. M. Dorman & Co., dog tags
3.00
C. E. Sweatt, labor at forest fires 6.40
259.25
Chandler Bros., storing fire wagon 10.00
Joseph Peabody, insurance on Library stock
90.00
Herring, Hall & Marvin Safe Co., safe 97.02
G. W. Howe, labor on Shedd, Bridge and Clark Cemetery lots
36.00
F. J. Corcoran, labor at forest fires
.75
E. J. McDonough, labor at forest fires
.50
C. W. Bell, labor at forest fires
1.00
H. G. Harnden, labor at forest fires
5.25
Wm. Roberts, labor at forest fires
1.00
W. A. Mack, stove pipe for town hall
1.75
John E. Bennett, wrench for Sealer
1.40
City of Lowell, reimbursement for loss of time of Capt. Brosnan in Buck case Clyde R. Aldrich, injuries received in Buck case 27.00
$461.10
Dr. Thomas B. Smith, medical aid in Buck case 51.00
Dr. J. V. Meigs, consultations in Buck case
15.00
554.10
Geo. Gale, labor at forest fires
1.50
Ernest Gale, labor at forest fires
1.50
Benjamin Marsh, labor at forest fires
1.40
Geo. Gerrish, labor at forest fires
.50
Maurice Maguire, labor at forest fires
2.00
Edward M. Bailey, care of soldiers' lots
6.99
Gertrude Daley, rebate on taxes
3.99
A. J. Fairgrieve, town clerk's bond
2.50
A. J. Fairgrieve, insurance on Graham house
2.70
A. J. Fairgrieve, box rent
1.40
$ 3.456.52
Total receipts
$ 3,456.52
Total bills paid
$ 3,456.52
Bill on hand unpaid
$ 55.89
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Balance Jan. 1, 1917
$ 54.26
Appropriation
850.00
Hector Jackson, use of telephone
1.05
$ 905.31
Expenditures
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
$ 26.37
A. S. Haines, services
68.00
Geo. E. Hooper, Jr., services
3.50
Fairgrieve & Co., 2 tires
130.00
Fairgrieve & Co., coal
25.15
Fairgrieve & Co., supplies
12.95
E. A. Wilson, cement and coal
25.85
Robert Martin and men at Carson fire
3.40
Burnham & Davis Lumber Co., teaming
5.25
A. B. Moore, use of auto and supplies
4.70
Harry Patterson, services
1.00
Wm. Speke & Co., fire cards
4.00
Geo. E. Hutchins, supplies
1.00
Hector Jackson, services
5.31
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Geo. Sawyer, services
.50
Archie Toothacher, services
.50
Avery Chemical Co., acid
10.37
La France Fire Eng. Co., bottles
2.50
H. M. Briggs, use of auto
1.50
Kissel Car Co., repairs
537.00
Thomas H. Painter, services
4.00
Robinson & Foster, repairs
3.20
Irving French, recording deed
.75
Lowell Storage Battery Station, supplies
1.25
Stanley W. McCausland, services
24.50
$ 902.55
Unexpended balance
$ 2.76
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation
$ 125.00
Expenditures
Robert J. Elliott, address
$ 12.00
O. J. Bamber, music
51.00
Mrs. P. J. Riley, flowers
1.50
Fred A. Lowell, programs
1.75
Archie Lockie, firing salute
2.00
Joseph Denion, flags
6.00
Wm. T. Lewis, supplies
3.75
Ladies' Aid Society, dinner
7.00
$ 125.00
OILING ROADS
Balance Jan. 1
$ 479.21
Appropriation
600.00
Expenditures
H. W. Tarbell, 10177 gallons oil applied to road $ 865.04
H. W. Tarbell, repairs on Andover Street hill 198.97
Highway Department, labor 15.20
$ 1,079.21
CHANDLER STREET REPAIRS
Appropriation
$ 500.00
Expenditures
Highway Department, 282 loads of gravel $ 28.20
Highway Department, covering street for culvert 16.00
Highway Department, labor and teams 455.80
$ 500.00
NORTH STREET SIDEWALK
Appropriation
$ 150.00
Expenditures
Highway Department, 2 carloads cinders $ 30.00
Highway Department, 56 loads gravel 5.60
Highway Department, labor and teams 114.40 $ 152.00
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$ 1,079.21
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NORTH STREET LEDGE
Appropriation
$ 150.00
Expenditures
Highway Department, 50 lbs. dynamite $ 25.00
Highway Department, freight charges
1.00
Highway Department, labor and teams
124.00
$ 150.00
ANDOVER STREET REPAIRS
Appropriation
$12,000.00
Com. of Mass., reimbursement
3,000.00
County Treasurer, reimbursement
3,000.00
$18,000.00
Expenditures
Geo. E. Greenough, labor
$14,577.50
Boston Transcript, advertising
2.88
Globe Newspaper Co., advertising
3.80
Boston Evening Record, advertising
3.30
Ivan Aiken, weighing stone
27.00
Gilbert Kittredge, weighing stone
110.00
John G. Elliott, weighing stone
2.50
$14,726.98
Unexpended balance
$ 3,273.02
SANITATION AT NORTH SCHOOL
Appropriation
$ 1,000.00
Expenditures
Elie Cote, dry well, connecting well
$ 93.95
Staples Bros., pipe
15.30
Geo. A. Hill, wiring for pump motor
16.40
J. E. Carroll & Co., plumbing
75.00
Jas. Whittet, carpenter work
101.71
Hobson & Lawler, plumbing
308.00
Milo C. Clay, labor
38.00
Bennett Bros. Co., installing pump and motor
314.00
Ervin E. Smith Co., paint and brush
1.25
$ 993.61
Unexpended
$ 6.39
GENERAL ACCOUNT
Central Savings Bank, notes
$24,000.00
J. O. Hayden, Co. Treasurer, county tax
2,062.63
Com. of Mass., State tax
4,510.00
Com. of Mass., repairs on State Highway
600.00
$31,172.63
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SUMMARY
Highways
$ 6,986.65
Schools
18,690.90
State and Military Aid
270.00
Insane and Poor
1,894.07
Stationery and printing
483.98
Street Lighting
2,760.73
Salaries
2,555.00
Public Library
824.85
Police
833.52
Tree Warden
152.24
Board of Health
194.79
Parks and Commons
104.31
Moth Account, Jan. 1 to Dec. 1, 1917
2,371.25
Moth Account, Dec. 1 to Jan. 1, 1918
121.55
Town Farm
5,647.13
Interest
696.66
Incidentals
3,456.52
Fire Department
902.55
Memorial Day
125.00
Oiling Roads
1,079.21
Chandler Street Repairs
500.00
North Street Sidewalk
150.00
North Street Ledge
150.00
Andover Street Repairs
14,726.98
Sanitation North School
993.61
General Account
31,172.63
Total expenses
$97.844.13
Cash on hand
1,254.21
Treasurer's receipts
$99,098.34
I have examined the accounts of town officers who are authorized to receive and expend money for the year ending December 31, 1917, and to the best of my knowledge they are correct, proper vouchers on file and $1,254.21 in the treasury.
JAMES W. MILLER,
Town Auditor.
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Dr.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1917
$ 2,835.66
Loans on anticipation of revenue, Central Savings Bank
36,000.00
$38,835.66
Andover Street
State Treasurer Highway Commission
$ 3,000.00
Middlesex County on account of highway
3,000.00
$ 6,000.00
Taxes
Melvin G. Rogers, taxes 1911
$ 29.66
1912
24.88
1913
77.34 .
1914
196.67
1915
1,736.96
1916
10,690.94
1917
22,603.13
$35,359.58
Schools
State Treasurer, account high school transportation
$ 552.05
State Treasurer, account of Mass. School Fund
893.92
State Treasurer, account Industrial School
233.13
State Treasurer, account High School Tuition
3,394.73
State Treasurer, account Tuition of Children
60.00
C. L. Randall, use of telephone
34.15
May L. Larrabee, rent of Pickering Hall
7.00
James Dodge, for tuition
80.00
James Crosby, for tuition
10.00
For glass broken at Foster school
3.00
Sale of material at Foster school
3.33
Francis Cameron, for material sold
15.88
E. W. Alger, for material sold
1.84
School Committee, dividend on policy
10.00
Town of No. Reading, account supervision
345.83
James Dodge, for school tickets
3.55
Public Library. for coal
25.93
Helen Toothacher, for school tickets
.36
$ 5,674.70
Highways
John D. Deleno, for horse
$ 100.00
Brooks Stevens, for R. F. Hudson
49.80
Carroll Edgecomb, for manure
10.00
James Miller, for manure
5.00
Agustus Shedd, for manure
5.00
A. S. Briggs. for manure
.
5.00
James Chandler, for dynamite
5.00
From North Street Ledge account
150.00
From North Street Sidewalk account
150.00
Oiling Roads. labor for men and teams
15.20
From Chandler Street account
500.00
C. W. Parsons, use of teams
38.50
$ 1,033.50
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Library
County Treasurer, dog tax for 1916 $ 325.13
Abbie M. Blaisdell, cards and fines 5.50
$ 330.63
Moth
State Treasurer, account gipsv and brown tail moth F. C. Silk, moth work
$ 905.51
.69
H. M. Briggs, arsenate lead sold
18.00
$ 921.20
Town Farm
C. W. White, superintendent's receipts $ 5,578.56
$ 5,578.56
Interest
Union National Bank
$ 86.88 --
$ 86.88
State Aid
State Treasurer State Aid $ 68.00
$ 68.00
Police
City of Lowell, court fines
$ 13.00
P. W. Cameron, license fees
112.00
Middlesex County, jail fines
57.50
Middlesex County, for killing dogs
4.00
$ 186.50
Insane and Poor
State Treasurer, reimbursement
$ 1,007.83
$ 1.007.83
Miscellaneous
State Treasurer, corporation tax business
$ 381.59
State Treasurer, corporation tax public service
962.02
State Treasurer, national bank tax 109.39
State Treasurer, income tax
1,249.27
State Treasurer, reimbursement on State land
989.07
State Treasurer, inspection of animals
68.65
State Treasurer, soldiers' exemption
22.55
Jessie Kemp, reimbursement on inspection
35.50
Herring, Hall & Marvin, reimbursement on freight
2.17
P. W. Cameron, sale of lamp post
1.00
John J. Young, use of town hall
2.00
Martha Shedd Fund
25.00
Peter Clark Fund
3.00
Louisa Bridge Fund
8.00
Boston & Maine R. R., fighting fire
12.95
W. H. Alexander, Sealer's fees
27.18
Peter W. Cameron, use of telephone
4.07
Henry M. Billings, use of telephone 5.72
Hector Jackson, use of telephone
1.05
W. J. Robinson, use of telephone
.10
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Buzzell King, use of telephone
.10
Irving F. French, use of telephone
1.00
Harry L. Shedd, use of telephone
3.21
James W. Miller, use of telephone
.65
Eugene N. Patterson, use of telephone
.85
M. G. Rogers, tax sale redemptions
78.01
M. G. Rogers, tax certificates
15.00
John J. Young, use of telephone
3.00
John Brown, use of telephone
.20
$ 4,012.30
Total cash received
$99,098.34
Credit
Paid approved bills and charged to following accounts :
Highways
$ 6,986.65
Schools
18,690.90
Insane and Poor
1,894.07
Stationery and Printing
483.98
Salaries
2,555.00
Street Lighting
2,760.73
Moth 1917 account
2,371.25
Moth 1918 account
121.55
Interest
696.66
Tree Warden
152.24
State Aid
270.00
Police
833.52
Board of Health
194.79
Library
824.85
Memorial Day
125.00
Farm
5,647.13
General
31,172.63
Incidental
3,456.52
Parks and Commons
104.31
Sanitation at North School
993.61
Andover Street account
14,726.98
Fire Department
902.55
North Street Ledge
150.00
North Street Sidewalk
150.00
Chandler Street repairs
500.00
Oiling Macadam
1,079.21
Total cash paid out
$97,844.13
Cash on hand
1,254.21
$99.098.34
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TOWN FEBRUARY 1, 1918
Assets
Cash on hand
$ 1,254.21
Outstanding taxes uncollected
20,793.36
Outstanding Bills due Town Farm
415.32
Savings Bank Fund
4,200.00
Interest on Savings Bank Fund
520.93
Due from Commonwealth on account of Dependent Children
232.00
Due from Commonwealth on St. R. R. Tax
833.22
Due from Commonwealth for State Aid
202.02
Due from Bay State St. Ry. Excise Tax
1,799.44
Due from Highway Com. on Andover St.
1,900.00
Due from County Com. on Andover St.
1,900.00
$34,050.50
Liabilities
Central Savings Bank of Lowell, anticipation of
revenue (3 notes)
$16,000.00
Central Savings Bank, fire truck loan
1,000.00
Central Savings Bank, Andover St. (3 notes)
3,000.00
Outstanding bills payable
793.17
$20,793.17
Balance in favor of Town
$13,257.33
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TOWN FOR THE LAST TEN YEARS
Tax Rate
1909 balance against the Town
$ 1,413.48
$15.00
1910
.6
6
2,500.91
13.50
1911
66
in favor of Town 66 66 66
1,777.03
14.80
1912
66
66
66
5,922.15
14.80
1914
66
..
66
66 66
945.21
17.40
1915
6
66
66
5,999.51
19.00
1916
66
66
66
66
60
9,811.64
18.00
1917
66
60
15,621.24
15.00
1918
66
66
66
66
13,257.33
13.30
66
3,450.15
15.40
1913
EUGENE N. PATTERSON,
Treasurer
32
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT
1917
1916
1915
1914
1913
1912
1911
Totals
Warrant and Excise Tax
$ 40,252.38
$ 40,252.38
Uncollected Jan. 1, 1917
$12,726.98
$2,149.82
$358.03
$178.31
$176.48
$196.86
15,786.48
Interest Collected
16.32
370.03
138.88
25.33
12.93
3.50
5.26
572.25
Cash Collected
22,603.13
10,690.94
1,736.96
196.67
77.34
24.88
29.66
35,359.58
Abatements and corrections
30.06
92.25
8.30
none
none
155.10
172.46
458.17
Uncollected Jan. 1, 1918
17,635.51
2,313.82
543.44
186.69
113.90
none
20,793.36
..
Owing to the appointment of a receiver for the Bay State Street Railway Co., the 1917 excise tax amounting to $1799 remains unpaid. Assuming that this tax can be collected, I estimate that the amount of taxes collectible is $20,200.
MELVIN G. ROGERS,
Collector of Taxes.
UNPAID TAXES OF 1916, JAN. 14, 1918
Sidney Bailey
$ 2.00
Alfred Bibbington
2.00
Mary A. Bibbington
6.75
Peter Bonugli
51.83
Winthrop Buttrick
5.00
Evan P. Cameron
2.00
Joseph Canavan
2.00
Frank J. Cauley
66.88
Ernest Chartier
2.00
Edith A. Cole
36.03
Alex. Coluchi
2.00
Reginald A. Cooper
2.00
Maxime Cornellier
2.00
Christy Covillo
2.00
James Cummings
2.00
Millard G. Decatur
2.00
Ernest L. Dickinson
2.00
Eugene L. Douglas
2.00
Thomas Drew
2.00
Thomas Drolet
2 00
Noel Drolet
2.00
John Evaskevich
2.00
Stanislaw Evaskevich
1.70
Israel Feinstein
2.00
Walter H. Flanders
7.25
Edmund Forget
2.00
A. C. Gardner
1.93
Frank Gelinian
2.00
Thomas Gledhill
2.00
Albert C. Goss
2.00
Geo. Greeley
2.00
Wm. F. Graham
2.00
John J. Gray
2.00
Emerson M. Greeno
2.30
J. Avery Greeno
2.30
James Abner Greeno
5.90
Lena Greeno
.30
B. F. Griffin
1.82
John E. Harris
2.00
Wm. E. Hobert
2.00
Wm. F. Huey
2.00
Edward I. Johnson
2.00
Jane Johnson
14.25
Joseph Johnson
1.96
Dora E. Jones
2.63
Joseph Kazakeich
2.00
Andrew Kazakeich
5.99
Jesse E. Kemp
6.80
Jesse E. and Malvina Kemp
19.88
Rudolph Kohn
5.75
Joseph T. Langlois
2.00
Andrew E. Leblue
2.00
Wm. H. Lee
79.88
Chas. E. Lougee
26.85
John F. Lynch
2.00
34
Lawrence E. Lynch
69.38
Albert P. Marin
2.00
Arthur Marion
2.00
Mary Marion
6.45
Geo. J. Marshall
2.00
John McCarthy
2.00
Leonard McCullum
2.00
Albert McDermott
2.00
Fred McMillan
2.00
Walter Willett
2.00
Florence Nesmith
320.25
Wales H. Ney
1.86
Albert E. Norton
2.00
Jas. R. Ogston
2.00
John Oleaf
2.00
John Palermo
2.00
Francis W. Page
2.00
Antonio and Carolina Palermo
4.88
Alfred Perigny
2.00
Raymond W. Pettee
2.00
Jannette W. Pike
52.98
Fay F. Pitcher
2.00
Wm. B. Pringle
2.38
Ed. S. Quinn
2.00
Joe Richard
2.00
Edwin T. Rust
2.00
Morris Schneider
2.00
Jas. J. Scott
2 00
Jos. H. Seamans
2.00
Dionyius Shuris
2.00
Frank E. Skerritt
2.00
Thos. Smith
2.00
Paul B Smith
14.54
Nellie R. Smith
42.00
Jacob S. Soluskofski
2.08
Tohn Starbird
3.13
David Stevenson et al
6.13
Albert W. Thompson
69.50
Harry W. Thompson
2.00
Arthur C. Tingley
44.04
Samuel Toothaker
5.45
Chas. F. Twiss
9.68
Fred Twitchell
2.00
Jas. Violittee
20.90
Wm. A. Warren
2.00
Ernest R. Webster
2.00
Gilbert P. Wentworth
2.00
Earle H. Wiggin
2.00
John Wilson
2.00
Jos. Young
2.00
Chas. Youska
2.00
Non-Residents
John J. Abbott
$ 6.00
Wm. H. Adsit, Tr.
18.75
John Ahmlgrin
1.50
Rose Akabas
2.25
35
2.00
Carl Thoreson
John P. Angell
7.50
Sophia Atkins
4.50
Elizabeth M. Baptiste
4,13
Louis G. Bell Isle
60.68
Alex. Bellacy
1.35
Charlotte M. Blair
7.25
Isaac Bronkhurst
3.60
Isaac Bronkhurst
5.33
Margaret Cahill
1.95
Mary J. Cahill
1.50
Bertha Calkins
12.00
Harry Caprillian
1,58
Victoria Carter
1.88
Peter J. Cass et al
3.75
Alwina Cers
1.50
Antonio Ciovacci et al
1.50
Archie Chessman
1.50
Wm. Cogger
3.60
Arthur Conforazos
1.50
Lewis D. Daniels
3.00
Geo. M. Danielson
1.13
Gregory Danielson
1.13
Chas. D. D'Avignon
1.50
Mary E. Davis
9.00
Patrick Desmond et al
1.50
Annie J. Devine
11.59
Jas. D. Dewev
1.43
Carrie V. Doleris
1.50
Nicholas J. Downs
1.88
Abraham Drukarov
1.20
Marv E. Drury
22.50
Megardich Ekmekjian
2.25
Manuel Espinola
3.00
Dominick Faccadio
2.25
Margaret Farrell
3.15
Joan and Jose Ferreira
1.50
Annie M. Fifield
2.25
Mary A. Fitzgerald
40.50
Samuel Flashner
2.70
James Frazer
1.13
Susan Friend
1,20
Tohn Gookin
8.25
Florence E. Grant
1.50
Wm. H. Green
1
4.50
Mary Greenberg
1.20
Maria L. Grennon
8.25
Cornelius Harrington
4.88
Mary E. Harrington
1.50
'Edmund S. Horne
7.50
Albert S. Hughes
9.00
Victoria N. Keene
3.00
John E. Kelly
1.13
Kilby Investment Co.
1.50
Harry Koutjian
2.55
Louis B. Leary
9.75
Abraham Levine
1.50
John J. Loan, et al
2.25
City of Lowell
4.50
Margaret McPherson
9.75
36
Luigi Mangillo
2.25
Abram V. Mann
12.00
Zaira Marcucci
1,13
McCormick
2.25
John W. McEvoy Hrs.
1.50
Catherine McGowan
1.50
J. J. McDonald
8.25
Margaret McNeil
3.30
Ewart McNutt
1.20
Tony Mezza
2.40
Louis H. Miller
1.50
Armine Mohr
1.05
Thos. J. Moran
3.00
Alberta V. Myles
1.13
Wm. J. Mulcahy
1.50
Nora O'Connor
8.18
Henry J. O'Dowd
2.36
O'Keefe
2.03
Georglis Panayiotis
1,50
Catherine Payne
15.75
Emma Peterson
2,25
Geo. P. Pillsbury
23.92
Emilio Estivis Pires
2.25
Geo. E. Roewer, Jr.
2.85
Jos. Rosenberg
1.88
Kevork Sehajian
1.88
Sarah E. Shim
2.25
Anthony G. Silva
1.20
Wm. J. Smith
3.00
John Stewart
1.13
Chas. S. Sullivan
3.25
Albert Thornton
4.20
Jules Trudeau
2.63
Boghas Ulloyan
1.88
Wm. H. Vinto
2.63
Carmine Virtale
1.50
Nicholas Vraistas
1.50
Toby Waks
1.50
Ed. A. Wilson
1.13
Elizabeth A. Wofle
1.13
Henry Wright
4.13
UNPAID TAXES OF 1915, JAN. 14, 1918 - -
James Anderson
$ 2.00
Harry Barron
2.00
Tohn A. Beaton
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