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Phaida and Marie
49 Dec. 12 Richard Everett Haines
Everett and Elizabeth
50
Dec. 14 Robert Emerson Wentworth Chas. and Mary
Attest:
HARRY C. DAWSON,
Town Clerk.
8
Marriages Recorded in the Town of Tewksbury For the Year 1925
Date of
No. Marriage Name
Residence
1 Jan. 18 Frederick Y. Campbell Boston, Mass.
Agnes M. Mullen Tewksbury, Mass.
2 Feb. 16 George Volmer Nelson Wilmington, Mass.
Ellen Vogt Tewksbury, Mass.
3 Mar. 14 Theodore Seymore Lowell, Mass.
Rose Mary Stockman Tewksbury, Mass.
4 Apr. 12 Ferdinand Banville Tewksbury, Mass. Lumina Drolet Lowell, Mass.
5 Apr. 27 Thomas Edward O'Connor Springfield, Mass.
Margaret Mary Preston Tewksbury, Mass.
6 Apr. 26 Michael Jankew Lowell, Mass.
Stefania Golen Tewksbury, Mass.
7 May 18 Alexander Cameron, Jr. Tewksbury, Mass.
Myrtle Florence Early Andover, Mass.
8 May 21 Floyd Fergusan West Lynn, Mass.
Elizabeth Jane Jordan Tewksbury, Mass.
9 May 6 George William McDonald, Jr. Tewksbury, Mass.
10 June 17 George Abel Marshall
Mildred Edna Green Tewksbury Tewksbury, Mass. Mary Mitchell
Tewksbury, Mass.
11 June 20 Walter Joseph Marsh Tewksbury, Mass. Helena Rose Mathews Tewksbury. Mass.
12 June 15 George Sonia Tewksbury, Mass. .
Catherine LaFrance Lowell, Mass.
13 June 22 Joseph Walter Theriault Tewksbury, Mass. Mary Hamilton Dracut, Mass.
14 June 27 Frank Golin Lowell, Mass.
Wiktorya Piekos Tewksbury, Mass.
15 July 11 Forrest Elmer Foster Tewksbury, Mass.
Lillian Iola Brooks Tewksbury, Mass.
16 Aug. 10 James A. Farren Charlestown, Mass. Lillian G. Pitts Tewksbury, Mass.
17 Aug. 25
Roger Billings Tewksbury, Mass.
Dorothy Kelley Winchester, Mass.
18 Aug. 29
Hector Jackson Tewksbury, Mass.
Ethel May Fairgrieve Tewksbury, Mass.
19 Sept. 9 Augustus Lane Dutton Dracut, Mass. Marion Gladys Pillsbury Tewksbury, Mass.
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Date of
No. Marriage
Name
Residence
20 Sept. 14 George LaBonte Tewksbury, Mass.
Mary Jane Elkington Tewksbury, Mass.
21 Sept. 16 William Bradley Carter Tewksbury, Mass.
Alice Bertha Wahlstrom West Somerville, Mass.
22 Oct. 12 Maunday J. White
Tewksbury, Mass.
Marie Labrie
Tewksbury, Mass.
23 Oct.
4 Lawrence Eugene Ward Marion Louise Roesger Waltham, Mass.
Tewksbury, Mass.
24 Nov. 22 Sam Brownstein Tewksbury, Mass.
Sarah Zavalcofsky Plymouth, Mass.
25 June 3 Brooks Stevens, Jr. Tewksbury, Mass.
Janet Hubbard Lake Forest, Illinois
26 Dec. 25 Howard F. Malonson Tewksbury, Mass.
Florence Seaver Tewksbury, Mass.
Attest:
HARRY C. DAWSON,
Town Clerk.
10
Deaths Recorded in the Town of Tewksbury For the Year 1925.
Date of
No. Death
Name
Yrs.
Mths.
Dys.
1
Jan. 2
Ramon Lisay
28
-
-
2
Jan. 4 Ignatz Lisay
41
3 Jan. 12 Edith Austin
63
11
30
4 Jan. 26
Terrence Gray
55
-
5
Jan. 26
George Burnham
68
2
24
6
Feb. 2 Patrick J. Higgins
53
7 Feb. 17 Salvidore Liponi
42
2
4
8
9
Feb. 27
Eva Mae Ward
31
8
15
10
11
Feb. 8 Emma White
54
10
15
12
Apr. 6 Ellen Collins
77
-
13 Apr. 10
Ada Failing
51
2
9
14 Apr. 15
Michael Simonitz
8
13
15 Mar. 28
Aurelie Paquette
83
2
25
16
Mar. 6
James Price
64
17 Apr. 3
James Merton Crosby
17
23
18
Apr. 16
Romain
2 hrs.
19
May 8
William F. Tighe
57
20 May 19
Alice C. Pfeiffer
57
21 Apr. 17
Toney Wronski
47
22 May 18
William Stelmokas
10
10
2
23 June 23
George F. Keefe
1
11
24
June 26
Harry C. Littlefield
43
6
1
25 July 14
Ellen McGrail
61
9
21
26 July 15 John Farrell
1
1
23
27 July 24
George Hughs
65
6
8
28 Aug. 18
Ella Jean Manley
11
19
29 Sept. 2
Pauline Marcelle Roux
5
6
-
30 Sept. 16
Catherine McManus
78
31 Sept. 19
Hefania Adamonski
1
14
32 Sept. 19
Susan Mace
94
6
26
33
Sept. 20
Mary E. Bemis
84
5
3
34 Oct. 4 Benjamin Spaulding
72
-
7
35 Oct. 25 Irma Trull
66
8
19
36 Sept. 6 Joseph Gonsher
57
37 Nov. 3 Jessie V. Meikle
19
10
11
38
Nov. 4 Napoleon Dubuque
79
11
29
-
-
-
-
:
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Date of
No.
Death
Name
Yrs.
Mths.
Dys.
39
Nov. 14
Albert C. Blaisdell
71
7
14
40
Oct. 30
Francois Cote
70
-
-
41 Nov. 15
Abbie Frances Clifford
81
4
-
42
Nov. 21
Hannah Keohane
74
-
-
43
Dec. 3
Fred C. Johnson
66
10
7
44 Dec. 17
Eliza A. Sanderson
86
2
9
Attest:
HARRY C. DAWSON,
Town Clerk.
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RECAPITULATION
Births Registered in 1925 50
Males
26
Females 24
Marriages Registered in 1925
26
Deaths Registered in 1925
44
Males 24
Females
20
Received and paid over to the County Treasurer six hundred seventy-three dollars and eighty cents ($673.80) for dog licenses.
The Town Clerk hereby gives notice that he is prepared to fur- nish parents, householders, physicians and midwives applying therefor, blanks for the return of births as required by law. Births reported after this has gone to press do not appear in the above report, but are on the Town Records. That these records may be complete, the Town Clerk would appreciate any and all information of births oc- curing which are not in this report.
Attest:
HARRY C. DAWSON,
Town Clerk.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT
Value of land, exclusive of buildings, April 1, 1925 $ 942,510.00
Value of buildings, exclusive of land, April 1, 1925 1,614,275.00
Value of Personal property, April 1, 1925 603,879.00
$ 3,160,664.00
Supplementary Valuation Dec. 10 to 20, 1925
16,595.00
Total valuation, 1925
3,177,259.00
Total valuation, 1924
3,184.362.00
Loss in valuation
$ 7,103.00
Poll tax, $2.00.
Tax rate for 1925, $30.00 on $1,000.00.
Tax Levy for 1925:
State Tax $ 5,760.00
State Highway Tax
1,237.20
Merrimack River Sewer Tax
152.84
County Tax
4,387.31
Town Appropriations :
Schools
$ 45,977.00
Vocational Schools
2,900.00
Special Foster School
3,500.00
Lights Foster Schools
700.00
Heating Plant Shawsheen School
2,431.00
Foster School House Loan with Interest
7,760.00
Highways
10,500.00
Cinders for Highways
2,500.00
Oil for Highways
3,000.00
Street Lighting
6,800.00
Extension of Street Lights
5,000.00
Town Hall Maintenance
3,500.00
Town Hall Loan and Interest, 6th Payment
5,997.50
Incidentals
1,200.00
Public Library
750.00
Police
1,700.00
Stationery and Printing
600.00
Board of Health
500.00
Salaries
2,200.00
Park Commission
150.00
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Tree Warden
.200.00
Poor Department
3,000.00
Fire Department 2,500.00
Reo Chassis for Fire Dept.
1,800.00
Assessors' Dept.
1,650.00
Meat Inspection
500.00
Interest on Loans
1,000.00
Collection of Taxes
1,500.00
Memorial Day
225.00
Demonstration of Agriculture
150.00
Brush Cutting
500.00
Suppression of Brown Tail and Gypsy Moths
1,273.34
Town Hall Avenue Survey
100.00
Total
$ 133,601.19
Available Revenue $ 40,000.00
Tax on 736 Polls
1,472.00
Levied on Real and Personal Property
94,819.92
Table of Aggregates
Number of Acres of Land
12,027 1-8
Houses
948
Horses
193
Cows
608
Swine
37
Sheep
36
Neat Cattle
68
Fowl
10,960
Tax Payers
2,244
Exempted Property
First Congregational Church, Land and Building $ 50,500.00
First Baptist Society, Land and Building
11,900.00
Oblate Fathers, O. M. I., Land and Buildings
33,800.00
St. Peter and St. Paul Society, Land 250.00
South Tewksbury M. E. Mission, Land and Building
2,500.00
Catholic Literary Asso., Land and Building
2,200.00
Silver Lake Evangelical Camp Meeting Asso.,
Land and Building
12,100.00
Tewksbury Cemetery Land
11,000.00
Lowell Old Ladies' Home
100.00
Total ....
$ 124,350.00
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Schedule of Town Property, Exempt
School Buildings and Land $ 90,000.00
Personal Property School Department
7,000.00
Public Library
11,000.00
Receiving Tomb and Land
500.00
Town Cemetery Lot
50.00
Highway Department, Buildings and Land
2,500.00
Highway Department, Personal Property
3,043.00
Barge and Sleigh
250.00
Gravel Land, Highway Department
550.00
Public Parks
3,000.00
Cemeteries
1,000.00
Public Scales
2,500.00
Fire Department, Buildings and Land
1,200.00
Fire Department, Personal Property
10,000.00
Moth Department, Building
3,000.00
Moth Department, Personal Property
2,160.00
Town Hall, Personal Property
5,000.00
Town Hall, Building and Land
88,000.00
Electric Light Plant
500.00
Total
$ 231,253.00
Massachusetts State Infirmary
Buildings
$ 1,981,722.00
Personal Property
390,500.00
$ 2,372,222.00
Respectfully submitted,
BUZZELL KING, ALBION L. FELKER, JAMES W. MILLER,
Board of Assessors, Tewksbury, Mass.
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
HIGHWAYS
Expenditures
Labor and Teams
Appropriation
$ 10,500.00
Roland Robinson
$ 1,452.50
John Brown
1,246,00
Deward Monty
1,137.00
Isaac Brown
462.00
Thomas Sullivan
727.00
Augustus Shedd
52.00
Anthony Bennett
24.24
John Clancy
4.00
-$
5,104.74
Breaking Roads
Harry Patterson, driving tractor $ 106.00
Daniel Sterling, driving snowplow
106.00
P. J. Roux, labor
92.00
James Manley, labor
96.50
Tewksbury Garage, storage of truck and tractor
190.20
Tewksbury Garage, gasoline, oil and labor
209.67
Haines & Son, breaking roads
56.25
Daniel W. Seaver, labor
15.75
Holland System Motor Co., repairs on snowplow
355.99
A. L. Felker, breaking roads
13.00
Carl Heidenreich, breaking roads
24.75
-$
1,266.11
Hay and Grain
Fred Scarlett, hay $ 368.62
A. B. Moore, grain 588.16
956.78
17
Shoeing and Repairing
P. J. Roux $ 313.59
Tools and Supplies
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone $ 37.00
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas
28.68
E. P. Chasse, cinders
449.80
Bartlett & Dow, supplies
42.96
A. B. Moore, supplies
23.12
Donovan Harness Co., supplies
22.85
Patrick Cogger, draft horse
350.00
Pyer & Lamoureau, wiring barn
53.63
S. R. McIntosh, drain pipe
45.93
Osterman Coal Co., coal
20.83
Robert Barris, two sets double harnesses
197.60
Lowell Corp. Hospital, X-Ray pictures
5.00
Boston & Maine R. R., cinders and freight
259.80
Robinson & Foster labor and material
12.39
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
4.75
Antonio Pallatto, use of steam roller
174.00
Dr. W. A. Sherman, veterinarian services
15.00
Osterman Coal Co., coal for steam roller
13.53
Patrick O'Neil, sand 30.50
H. Louis Farmer, gasoline
4.00
H. E. Fletcher Co., bound posts
102.00
Trimount Oil Co., patching compound
297.00
Fred Garlick, trucking
104.00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight
1.71
Acme Welding Works, repairs
.90
Cawley Coal Co., pipe
51.70
A. B. Moore, highway guard
142.36
Dyar Sales & Machinery Co., supplies
165.50
H. Cameron, chestnut posts
21.20
Harris Briggs, labor
8.00
A. S. Haines, labor and supplies
64.25
Wm. Rice, gravel
22.50
Fred Roper, sand
7.00
James Chambers, sand
5.40
John A. Richardson, lumber
49.08
-$ 2,833.97
Total $ 10,475.19
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Appropriation Total expenditures Unexpended balance
$ 10,500.00 10,475.19 $ 24.81
OIL OR OTHER BINDER
Appropriation
$ 3,000.00
Expenditures
Trimount Oil Co., oil and applying $ 2,982.87
Unexpended ....
$ 17.13
CINDERS
Appropriation $ 2,500.00
Expenditures
John Brady, cinders $ 1,615.00
Fred H. Garlick, trucking
268.00
James Manley, hauling cinders
18.00
Boston & Maine R. R., cinders and freight
599.00
-$ 2,500.00
SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$ 45,977.00
Expenditures
Teachers
Ethelwyn Howard
$ 1,800.00
Marian Adams
855.00
Elizabeth Flynn
1,400.00
Ruth Piper
1,130.00
Marion Piper
906.75
Dorothy Dickenson
1,235.00
Marguerite Tellier
655.50
Nettie L. Eagles
1,349.00
Miriam Wiggin
1,100.00
Ruth Tingley
1,045.00
Eva L. Hersey
1,100.00
Anna Mulligan
570.00
Sarah Loupret
893.00
Isabel Gregory
440.00
Gladys Pillsbury
273.00
Lena Coburn
268.00
George Robeson
240.00
Beulah Paine
54.00
Rose Brennan
4.00
Beatrice Gunther
54.00
Rita Piper
30.00
Bertha McElroy
24.75
Marguerite Benson
532.00
Sarah O'Brien
323.00
Margaret Flynn
323.00
Catherine Graham
380.00
Martina Boyle
6.00
Elizabeth Ward
168.00
17,159.50
Fuel and Janitor
George Garland, janitor
$ 1,846.00
Dawson Purdy, janitor
792.00
Irvin Bailey, janitor
660.00
Mrs. M. Anderson, janitor
440.00
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
62.28
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas
38.70
Osterman Coal Co., coal
2,323.40
Austin F. French, wood
59.00
20
Fred T. Harrington, wood
12.00
A. B. Moore, supplies
3.54
American Cleaning Co., cleaning windows 65.00
F. J. Flemings, Est., supplies 36.75
Masury-Young Co., oil and sprayer
54.25
H. I. Dallman Co., supplies
9.37
John Brady, wood
16.00
Boston & Maine R. R., freight
1.22
$ 6,419.51
Transportation
Joseph Roux, repairing barge $ 3.62
James Manley, driving barge
1,000.00
Asahel Jewell, driving barge
837.00
Joseph Pupkis, driving barge
186.00
Edward Penney, driving barge
192.00
Eastern Mass. Ry. Co., tickets
2,440.00
Town of Billerica, transporting pupils
292.50
Reimbursements for car tickets:
John E. Colby
22.60
Mark Roper
45.40
E. C. Rood
32.40
L. A. Roberts
21.80
Dennis J. O'Connell
82.40
Leonard Pineau
10.80
James Clancy
21.40
Robert Bisbee
32.70
Herbert Larrabee
22.80
Miss Nellie Collins
45.20
Mrs. J. Agnes Perkins
7.70
Walter Lavell
22.00
Augusta Livingston
58.40
Peter Lacy
15.60
James Fletcher
33.60
Mrs. Dorothy Roper
22.80
Z. Sawyer
103.10
Henry Scarlett
23.20
L. E. Small
33.90
Mrs. P. Sullivan
23.20
Thomas Sullivan
23,20
Robert Farmer
22.60
21
A. H. Hicks 23.20
Anthony Kelley
34.80
Albert Katharena 29.40
H. L. Farmer
33.00
J. K. Chandler
20.70
Louis D. Cote
10.10
Edgar Smith
23.00
Thomas Davies
32.70
Frank Marr
46.40
Bertha M. Lovejoy
23.00
ยท P. D. Nash
25.20
Joseph Jordan
22.00
Stanislaw Kaszetta
22.00
Chester Trull
21.90
Everett Mountain
46.00
Alden Haines 20.00
Mrs. Thomas Parivoliotis 22.60
23.20
Frank Corr
22.80
Roscoe Millett
33.30
Daniel Johnston
11.60
Robert Johnson
11.20
George E. Duley
33.60
Mrs. Raymond LaFay
2.40
James E. Chambers
43.20
R. F. Carson
15.50
Mrs. K. I. Burgess
37.60
John Botas
23.10
George H. Blake
47.00
Wm. Gellinan
11.60
P. J. O'Neil
41.60
Phillip Battles
11.60
John Peterson
42.40
Frank C. Guyer
22.60
James Hallett 34.00
George Garland
23.00
Clarence Foster
23.00
Jennie B. Fuller
11.60
John T. Gale
41.00
Joseph Barowsky
43.60 $ 6,744.42
22
Mrs. Lucy Watson
Supervision
Charles L. Randall $ 1,225.08
Books and Supplies
A. G. Pollard Co. $ 144.30
American Book Co.,
71.34
Ginn & Co.
253.07
Doubleday, Page & Co.
4.96
Frye & Crawford Drug Co.
21.97
Ervin E. Smith Co.
62.01
D. C. Heath & Co.
57.19
Edward E. Babb & Co.
111.20
G. C. Prince & Son
3.00
J. L. Hammett
684.35
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
90.22
Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co.
28.31
Balfe Service Co.
14.41
Amasa Pratt Co.
88.79
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co.
1.50
Oliver Ditson Co.
3.86
The Macmillan Co.
14.88
D. L. Page Co.
7.20
Charles N. Smart
6.00
Arthur A. Foster, rebinding books
16.86
The George F. Cram Co.
21.42
McKnight & McKnight Co.
13.72
F. M. Ambrose Co.
22.91
F. J. Flemings Est.
6.25
S. R. McIntosh, lumber
22.63
Teachers' College
5.92
A. B. Moore
3.23
Hall & McCreary Co.
9.60
$ 1,791.10
Houses
The Robertson Co., Inc., supplies $ 558.59
Derby Electric Motors Co., repairs 27.68
23
James H. Wilkins & Co., repairs to chimney 250.00
J. L. Hammett Co., bubbling fountains
56.11
Farrell & Conaton, grates and sink 133.05
Lowell Iron & Steel Co., galvanized wire cloth 26.00
Lowell Gas Light Co., plumbing
4.50
A. P. Norris, labor and repairs
234.43
Herve E. Cote, labor on furnace
293.05
J. M. Clancy, plumbing 49.50
Cawley Coal Co., lime and brick
3.00
Burnham & Davis Lumber Co., supplies
35.56
M. E. Haines, irons for chimney
1.00
Walter W. Lavell, repairs
7.00
1,679.47
Tuition
City of Lowell
$ 7,430.48
Town of Billerica
340.00
City of Lawrence
5.32
Town of Wilmington
330.60
$ 8,106.40
Massachusetts School Fund
Massachusetts Board of Retirement ..... ........
$ 588.50
Miscellaneous
Melvin F. Masters, testing water $ 4.00
F. H. Garlick, trucking
66.00
Fred C. Church & Co., premium on insurance 58.83
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones
110.13
John L. Fleming, premiums on insurance 665.85
M. Steinert & Sons, music 7.00
John H. Seifer, clock & repairs
19.00
A. W. Greeley, tuning piano
3.00
Whistle Bottling Co., water
37.10
M. Steinert & Sons, repairing victrola
2.50
E. P. Maclaren, taking school census
30.00
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24
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., repairs for victrola .75
G. A. Norris, filing saws
2.75
Mrs. Mary Lynch, rent for land 25.00
Mrs. Grace Dawson, advertising hearing 5.04
Charles L. Randall, expenses 83.74
Nelson E. Huntley, filling in diplomas
7.75
C. H. Sanford, M. D., professional services
4.00
Wm. Speke & Co., printing
3.00
Bartlett & Dow Co., wire
39.25
F. J. Conroy, clock
11.00
Charles W. Dorr, diplomas
5.00
1,190.69
School Nurse
Mrs. Emma Maclaren, services $ 815.00
Medical Inspection
H. M. Larrabee, M. D., school physician ....
$ 200.00
Total
$ 45,919.67
Appropriation
$ 45,977.00
Total expenditures
45,919.67
Unexpended
$ 57.33
VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS
Appropriation $ 2,900.00
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Expenditures
City of Lowell, tuition $ 1,209.23
Town of Reading 142.50
Reimbursement for Car Tickets:
James Crosby
8.40
James H. Leamans
18.80
Frank Szurley
20.60
B. Stelmack
20.00
Louis Amoit
15.00
Mrs. Jennie McCoy
29.10
Mrs. May E. Wilbur
63.60
Thomas McCormack
18.40
$ 1,545.63
Unexpended
$ 1,354.37
INSANE AND POOR
Bal. Jan. 1, 1925, brought forward as per vote town Appropriation
$ 1,636.50
3,000.00
$ 4,636.50
Paid out for support of poor
2,977.50
Unexpended
$ 1,659.00
STATE AID
Bal. Jan. 1, 1925, brought forward as per vote town $ 404.00
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Expenditures
Paid out for aid $ 80.00
Unexpended
$ 324.00
STATIONERY AND PRINTING
Appropriation
$ 600.00
Expenditures
Sullivan Bros., printers $ 27.25
Balfe Service Co., ptg. annual reports, warrants
385.25
American Ry. Express
.66
Harry C. Kittredge, office supplies
19.80
Edith A. Foristall, advertising
16.80
Mrs. Harry Dawson, advertising
16.80
Courier Citizen Newspaper Co., advertising
11.51
Arthur A. Foster, binding reports
3.50
A. J. Fairgrieve, stamps and envelopes
41.88
The Carter's Ink Co., ink
7.50
Hobbs & Warren, blanks
11.18
Wm. Speke, printing
25.50
-$
567.63
Unexpended
$
32.37
SALARIES
$
2,200.00
Appropriation
27
Expenditures
Austin French, election officer 15.00
George McCoy, election officer 15.00
Percy Haines, election officer 15.00
Dennis J. O'Connell, registrar of voters 25.00
Harry Dawson, clerk of registrars, 1924
10.00
John T. Gale, chairman road commission
100.00
Eugene N. Patterson, town treasurer
250.00
Harry C. Dawson, town clerk
200.00
R. E. Gay, town auditor 250.00
E. H. King, election officer 37.00
John E Strickwald, election officer 15.00
Jeremiah K. Chandler, selectman
200.00
Wm. H. Kelley, selectman
200.00
Irving F. French, chairman, board of selectman
250.00
Hector Jackson, school committee
75.00
Mrs. H. M. Larabee, school committee
75.00
Arthur F. Foster, school committee
75.00
Harry C. Dawson, clerk board of registrars
30.00
Mark Roper, road commissioner
100.00
William I. Bailey, road commissioner
100.00
Total -$ - 2,037.00
Unexpended $ 163.00
INCIDENTALS
Appropriation $ 1,200.00
Expenditures
Sealer of Weights and Measures
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies and repairs .. $ 11.37 F. C. Church & Co., premium on policy covering sealer's supplies 16.00
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Albert Trull Est., rent of scale site 25.00
Hobbs & Warren, lead seals 1.40
W. H. Alexander, services as sealer 86.00
D. W. Williams, use of team for sealer 42.00
Charles S. Lyons, sealing and testing scales and measures 2.40
184.17
Albert S. Briggs, making jury box $ 9.60
N. E. T. & T. Co., telephones 260.02
Harry C. Dawson, recording births, deaths, and marriages 110.50
Dr. A. E. Shaw, reporting birth
.25
F. Arthur Osterman, rebate on 1923 taxes
172.20
Dr. M. A. Buck, reporting births
1.00
Fred C. Church, premium on treasurer's bond ..
25.00
Harry C. Dawson, procuring ballots
3.00
P. B. Murphy, dog book
3.10
Director of Accounts, approval of notes
10.00
Dr. C. H. Sanford, reporting births
3.75
A. J. Fairgrieve, rent of P. O. box
1,40
Appleton Safe Deposit Vaults, rent
5.00
Joseph B. Barsam, release on lots for illegal tax collection 29.70
Dr. G. O. Lavallee, reporting birth.
.25
Dr. Chas. L. Sweetser, reporting birth
.25
Harry P. Chadwick, illegal sale of taxes
4.75
Samuel Brownstein, pump and pipe for tub 6.00
Butterfield Printing Co., poll tax lists
75.00
Lowell Electric Light Corp., lighting band stand
3.00
H. Cameron, care of No. Tewksbury park
6.00
Dr. M. E. Simmons, reporting birth
.25
Tewksbury Cemetery Corp., care of town lot and and tomb 10.00
Harry C. Dawson, killing dogs
6,00
Will Rounds, photographs of roadway 11.76
Wm. H. Kelley, preambulating town boundaries
10.00
Irving F. French, preambulating town boundaries
10.00
Benjamin Buck, services fish and game warden 50.00 Harry Patterson, use of auto in preambulation of town lines 5.00
George H. Brown, care of South Cemetery and Old Burial Ground 40.75
Harry C. Dawson, Justice of Peace 10.00
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Eugene N. Patterson, carfares to Lowell 10.53 John Gale, care of soldiers' graves 25.00
Qua, Howard & Rogers legal services 96.77 $ 1,015.83
Total $ 1,200.00
Unpaid bills: Qua, Howard & Rogers. legal services $ 70.23
BOARD OF HEALTH
Appropriation
$ 500.00
Expenditures
Dr. Edward J. O'Donoghue, cultures and diphtheria antitoxin $ 28,00
F. & E. Bailey, Diphtheria antitoxin and sup- plies 20.50
State Infirmary, Rabies treatment for Charles
Williams 30.00
Dr. C. H. Sanford, vaccinations 8.00
Total $ 86.50
Unexpended $ 413.50
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation $ 225.00
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Expenditures
Gertrude E. Bailey, flags $ 14.35
Mary Evans Neving, soloist
6.80
Rev. Father McCoy, orator
10,00
Regan's Military Band
112.00
Butterfield Printing Co., programs
7.00
Arthur C. Tingley, bouquets
4.00
Calderwood & Robbins, cigars
9.50
Ladies Aid Society, dinner
61.35
Total -$ 225.00
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STREET LIGHTING
Appropriation
$ 6,800.00
Expenditures
Lowell Electric Light Corp. $ 6,333.86
Welsbach Street Lighting Co., care of lamps
25.49
$
6,359.35
Unexpended
$
440.65
LIBRARY
Appropriation $ 750.00 569.66 -$ 1,319.66
Dog tax, 1924
Expenditures
Library Bureau, cards and slips
$
13.50
DeWolfe & Fiske Co., books
727.69
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Abbie M. Blaisdell, librarian
175.00
Ruth W. Cameron, asst. librarian 8.50
Edward Smith, asst. librarian
100.00
Alice L. King, asst. librarian
91.50
Kate Folsom, expenses in Boston
27.00
Harriet G. Morse, magazine subscriptions
51.50
Edward Smith, moving books
2.00
Sullivan Bros., cards
8.50
Chas. W. Dorr, book lists
5.00
John Seifer, repairing clock
2.50
Edgar Smith, transporting books
87.50
Total $
1,300.19
Unexpended
$ 19.47
TOWN HALL
Appropriation
$ 3,500.00
Expenditures
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas $ 26.35
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
200.13
Eugene N. Patterson, janitor
1,200.00
Eugene N. Patterson, paid for brush
1.25
A. B. Moore, supplies
.95
A. F. French & Co., paper
39.53
New England Tel.& Tel. Co., telephones
118.54
The Robertson Co., Inc., supplies
13.50
Bennett Bros. Co., repairs to pump
12.35
Josie E. Blaisdell, supplies
4.44
Derby Electric Motors Co., lamps
17.22
Robinson & Foster, labor
1.15
Osterman Coal Co., coal
1,295.73
G. C. Prince & Son, files
1.00
Chas. N. Smart, supplies
6.00
F. I. Carter & Sons, wood
9.00
Farrell & Conaton, repairs
43.40
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New England Sales Co., brass door stops 25.62
A. S. Briggs, setting glass 1.50
W. I. Bailey, sharpening lawn-mowers 1.50
Harry C. Dawson, Underwood typewriter
45.00
F. H. Garlick, trucking
1.00
Fairgrieve & Co., supplies
4.47
American Express Co., express
2.71
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co., dishes
85.34
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co., kitchen utensils
12.94
Geo. A. Davis, commission on sale and removal of Delco plant
50.00
J. M. Clancy, repairs
2.00
Commissioner of Public Safety, inspection of
boilers
4.00
Bartlett & Dow Co., snow-shovels
1.70
Ervin E. Smith Co., supplies
.85
Thompson Hardware Co., supplies
1.53
$
3,230.70
Unexpended
$ 269.30
GENERAL
Central Savings Bank, paid notes Nos. 22, 24,
25, 37, 38, and 40 $ 85,000.00
County treasurer, County tax
4,387.31
Commonwealth of Mass., State tax
5,760.00
Repairs to State highway 1,237 20
Investigation of sewerage and sewerage dis-
posal, valley Merrimack River 152.84
Corporation tax, public service 1925
.29
-$ 96,537.64
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MOTH ACCOUNT, JAN. 1, TO NOV. 30, 1925, INCLUSIVE
Expenditures
Nelson J. Brown, labor $ 626.50
Harris M. Briggs, labor
932.63
N. D. Lafleur, supplies
3.00
M. E. Haines, supplies
9,90
A. B. Moore, supplies
20.34
Middlesex Machine Co., supplies
2.93
Acme Welding Co., repairs
4.60
John D. Purdy, labor
132.50
Louis Boogusch, labor
132.50
Edward Haskell, labor
86 50
Samuel B. Lynsky, labor
69.50
D. J. Williams, use of horse
32.50
Thomas P. Sawyer, use of team
144.00
Carl Peterson, labor
52.00
,
-$
2,249.40
Balance January 1, 1925
$ 1,010.58
Charged to private work
615.08
Reimbursements by State
623.74
$ 2,249.40
MOTH ACCOUNT, DEC. 1, TO DEC. 31, 1925, INCLUSIVE
Town liability
$ 1,480.27
Expenditures
Nelson J. Brown, labor $ 92.00
Harris M. Briggs, labor
135.14
Mabel E. Haines, new rims and tires for sprayer
45.00
$ 272.14
Unexpended $ 1,208.13
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TREE WARDEN
Appropriation
$ 200.00
Expenditures
N. D. Lafleur, supplies $ 29.20
Harris M. Briggs, labor
72.24
Nelson J. Brown, labor
62.91
Louis Marion, filing saws
1.00
W. W. Carter, supplies
4.50
G. W. Norris, filing saws
1.75
Edward Haskell, labor
2.00
A. B. Moore, supplies
6.40
F. H. Garlick, trucking
20.00
$ 200.00
INTEREST
Unexpended balance brought forward as per vote
of town
$ 1,325.00
Appropriation
1,000.00
$ 2,325.00
Central Savings Bank, interest on notes Nos. 24, 25, 22, 40, 36, 37,38
$ 2,406.25
Overdrawn
$ 81.25
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POLICE
Appropriation
$ 1,700.00
Expenditures
Warren Bancroft, services $ 239.00
A. G. Kelley, services
565.39
Edward J. Walsh, services 243.00
P. J. O'Neil, services
277.25
Wm. I. Bailey, services
6.50
N. E. Tel &Tel. Co., telephones
58.53
A. H. Jewell, services
108.75
City of Lowell, use of jail
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