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13A Oct. 26
William Henry Dormon
94
3
28
14A
Oct. 31 Henry Ashley
63
1
10
15A Nov. 9 Karl Randolph Trott, Jr.
15
8
25
16A Nov. 11 Mary Jane (Thompson) Rutherford 74
17A Nov. 12 Laura Davis 85
22 Nov. 24 Flavie Ouellette 73
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2A Jan. 22
Louis Lafreniere
81
3
10
2
Feb. 25
Jeremiah Keohane
68
3
Mar. 2
Nina Archer
80
3A
Feb. 23
Joseph Ouellette
79
-
4
Jan. 1 Arthur Howard Lucia
53
8
7
5 Feb. 4 Michael Brady
74
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6 Feb. 25 Ethel M. Mills
33
7
Mar. 1 John Paradis
71
2
27
4A
Mar. 2 Gabriel Hollanda
75
5A Mar. 31
Peter Morin
53
8
May 5 Mary A. Robicheau
83
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9 May 5 Godfrey Daniel Goss
83
6
11
10 May 6 Francis P. Toland
48
11 June 4 Agnes Mildrum
73
6A
June 4
James W. Gould
81
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7A June 12
Patrick J. McTeague
74
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67
1A
Jan. 13
Benjamin Stilmack
61
No.
Date of Death
Name
yrs.
months
days
18A
Nov. 22
Florie Gagnon
95
5
14
19A
Nov. 24
Malcolm Patrick
57
4
1
20A Nov. 27
Karan Anderson
3
2
29
23
Dec. 11
Margaret C. Rull
80
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21A Dec. 18
Ellen McGowan Jones
78
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RECAPITULATION
Births
36
a. Males 21
b. Females 15
Marriages
57
Deaths ....
44
a. Males 25
b. Females 19
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THE TOWN CLERK HEREBY GIVES NOTICE THAT HE IS PREPARED TO FURNISH PARENTS, HOUSEHOLDERS, PHYSI- CIANS AND MIDWIVES, APPLYING THEREFOR, BLANKS FOR THE RETURN OF BIRTHS AS REQUIRED BY LAW.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Received and paid to the Town Treasurer for Licenses, Permits, Fees, etc., Two Thousand, six hundred and ninety-seven dollars and ninety-eight cents. ($2,697.98)
Received and paid to the Town Treasurer for Dog Licenses, Seven hundred and ninety-three dollars. ($793.00)
Received and paid to the Division of Fisheries and Game for Licenses, Three hundred and thirty-six dollars. ($336.00)
This makes a total of Three Thousand, eight hundred and twenty- six dollars and ninety-eight cents. ($3,826.98)
Attest:
H. LOUIS FARMER, Jr.,
Town Clerk.
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March 1, 1940.
To the Board of Selectmen,
Mr. Irving F. French, Chairman,
Tewksbury, Massachusetts.
Gentlemen:
I submit herewith my report of an audit of the books and accounts of the Town of Tewksbury for the period from July 12, 1938 to Decem- ber 4, 1939, made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44, General Laws. This is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Herman B. Dine, Assistant Director of Accounts.
Very truly yours,
THEODORE N. WADDELL,
Director of Accounts.
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Mr. Theodore N. Waddell,
Director of Accounts,
Department of Corporations and Taxation.
State House, Boston.
Sir:
In accordance with your instructions, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the Town of Tewksbury for the period from July 12, 1938, the date of the previous audit, to December 4, 1939, and report thereon as follows:
The financial transactions, as recorded on the books of the sev- eral departments receiving or disbursing money for the town or com- mitting bills for collection, were examined and checked.
The inadequate methods used at present in keeping the accounts of the town are worthy of consideration on the part of the citizens. Under the present method of accounting it is impossible for the select- men to know the financial condition of the town. The board of select- men is, in reality, the director of the municipal corporation, and should have at its service books and records which will furnish complete in- formation as to the finances of the town, in order that it may be en- abled to plan the work most essential to be done with the means at hand.
I do not believe in, nor do I recommend, a complicated set of books for towns; nevertheless, there should be kept in a single de- partment certain general accounting records which show the assets and liabilities, the appropriations made and the charges against them, as well as a detail of all receipts and payments. These accounts, if kept up to date at all times, will enable the taxpayer to see at a glance the source from which revenue is received and the purposes for which payments are made, as well as the financial condition of the town.
The appropriation accounts as kept by the town auditor were analyzed and checked with the duplicate accounts kept by the treas- urer, general ledger accounts were compiled, and a balance sheet, showing the financial condition of the town on December 4, 1939, was prepared and is appended to this report.
The balance sheet indicates that several accounts were overdrawn on December 4, 1939, contrary to Section 31, Chapter 44, General Laws.
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In connection with the overdrafts in the Chapter 81 and 90 high- way accounts, attention is called to the fact that expenditures for highway projects carried on by the town in conjunction with the State and County may not exceed the aggregate amount of the appropria- tions voted by the town, together with the amounts actually received on account of allotments. Whenever the reimbursements from the State and County are not received in time to provide funds for pay- ment of pay-rolls and materials, temporary loans under the provisions of Section 6A, Chapter 44, General Laws, may be issued by the treas- urer.
The books and accounts of the town treasurer were examined and checked in detail. The recorded receipts were analyzed and veri- fied by a comparison with the records of the several departments col- lecting money for the town and with other sources from which money was paid into the town treasury, while the recorded payments were checked with the approved bills and pay-rolls on file and with the town auditor's records.
The cash balance on December 4, 1939, was verified by actual count of the cash in the office and by a reconciliation of the bank balance with a statement received from the bank of deposit.
The savings bank books representing the investment of the trust and investment funds in the custody of the town treasurer were ex- amined and listed, the income and withdrawals being verified.
The payments on account of maturing debt and interest were checked with the amounts falling due and with the cancelled securi- ties and coupons on file.
The tax titles held by the town were listed from the records of the town treasurer and all transactions pertaining thereto were veri- fied.
The books and accounts of the collector of taxes were examined and checked. The tax accounts outstanding at the time of the pre- vious examination were audited, and all subsequent commitments were verified by a comparison with the warrants issued by the board of assessors for their collection. The recorded collections were checked with the commitment books, the abatements were checked with the assessors' record of abatements granted, the payments to the treasurer were verified, and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved.
Since the date of the previous audit, further proofs of payment have increased the shortage of the former collector to the amount of $169.22, which should be provided for.
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Verification of the outstanding accounts was obtained by mail- ing notices to a number of persons whose accounts showed as un- paid on the books, and from the replies received thereto, it appears that the accounts, as listed, are correct.
The record of receipts of the town clerk on account of dog, sport- ing, and town licenses issued was examined and checked, the pay- ments to the treasurer and to the Division of Fisheries and Game being verified.
An examination was also made of the books and accounts of the sealer of weights and measures. The field books were checked with the office record of receipts on account of sealing and adjusting weights and measures, the cash book was footed throughout, and the payments to the treasurer were verified.
The financial records of the public welfare department were ex- amined and checked. The record of charges was analyzed, the pay- ments to the treasurer were verified, the disallowances were checked, and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved.
In addition to the departments and accounts mentioned, the avail- able records of all other departments receiving money for the town were checked and the payments to the treasurer were verified.
The surety bonds furnished by the several officials for the faith- ful performance of their duties were examined and found to be in proper form.
In addition to the balance sheet, there are appended to this report tables showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's, collector's, and town clerk's cash, summaries of the tax and departmental accounts, to- gether with tables showing the transactions and condition of the trust and investment funds.
During the progress of the audit cooperation was received from the several officials for which, in behalf of my assistants and for myself, I wish to express appreciation.
Respectfully submitted,
HERMAN B. DINE,
Assistant Director of Accounts.
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TOWN OF TEWKSBURY -- BALANCE SHEET -- DECEMBER 4, 1939
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
ASSETS
LIABILITIES and RESERVES
Cash:
In Banks and Office-General ...... $ 30,833.90
Alice A. Pike, Former Collector .. 6.63
Discrepancy Robert W. Barron,
Former Collector
169.22
$ 31,009.75
Accounts Receivable :
Taxes:
Property 1931
$ 8.40
Property 1932
6.65
Property 1933
7.44
Poll 1934
84.50
Poll 1935
104.00
Poll 1936
152.00
Property 1936
221.78
Aid to Dependent Children, Aid
83.21
Poll 1937
224.00
Aid to Dependent Children, Ad- ministration 13.10
$ 1,581.72
Property 1938
16,611.48
Poll 1939
772.00
Property 1939
37,079.33
$ 58,983.51
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
2,584.74
Temporary Loans:
In Anticipation of Revenue 1938 $ 20,000.00
In Anticipation of Revenue 1939
30,000.00
$ 50,000.00
Overestimates 1939:
State Parks and Reservations
Tax
32.53
Tax Title Possession Sales Surplus
137.03
Federal Grants:
Old Age Assistance, Assistance $ 1,479.23
Old Age Assistance, Adminis- tration 6.18
Property 1937
3,201.93
Poll 1938
510.00
Unexpended Appropriation Balances 25,009.00
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes:
Levy of 1934
$ 195.17
Levy of 1935
253.06
Levy of 1933
$ 7.44
Lev yof 1936
428.74
Levy of 1936
221.78
Levy of 1937
552.97
Levy of 1937
637.65
Levy of 1938
235.99
Levy of 1938
1,112.92
Levy of 1939
593.53
Levy of 1939
1,781.41
$ 3,761.20
Special Assessments:
Moth 1931
10.56
Tax Titles
13,085.13
Tax Title Possessions
4,525.13
Departmental:
Tax Title
17,610.26
Departmental
5,240.69
Outside Relief
$ 3,001.26
Aid to Dependent Children .. 1,545.00
ways
6,484.33
Old Age Assistance
694.43
$ 5,240.69
State and County Aid to High-
ways:
1938
$ 1,486.88
1939
4,997.45
$ 6,484.33
Due from Trust Funds:
Foster Fund $ 12.70
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds ..
8.25
$ 20.95
Revenue Reserved Until Collected : Motor Vehicle Excise Tax ....
$ 2,259.46
Special Assessment 10.56
Public Welfare:
State and County Aid to High-
$ 31,605.30 Surplus Revenue
18,440.48
$ 2,259.46
Overlays Reserved for Abatement of Taxes:
Overdrawn Accounts:
Highways - Chapter 81 $ 696.11 Highways - Chapter 90, Main- tenance 3,722.85
Pleasant Street Construction,
Chapter 90
1,486.88
Public Welfare
1,999.91
$ 7,905.75
Deficits to be Raised:
Revenue 1938
$ 500.00
Overlay 1932
7.80
Abatement, Old Age Assistance
Taxes 1933
2.00
$ 509.80
Estimated Receipts-to be Collected
3,116.94
$133,152.00
$133,152.00
DEBT ACCOUNTS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$ 43,000.00
High School Construction Loan $ 43,000.00
TRUST AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
Trust and Investment Funds: Cash and Securities: In Custody of Town Treasurer $ 17,646.70
Foster School Fund $ 1,131.04
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
1,674.31
Municipal Building Insurance Fund 14,841.35
$ 17,646.70
$ 17,646.70
AUDITOR'S REPORT
HIGHWAYS
General
Appropriation $ 16,000.00
Balance of Hurricane Fund by Vote of Town 1,058.00
$ 17,058.00 $
7,608.00
Less amount credited to Chapter 81
$ 9,450.00
Expenditures
Daniel Sterling, Superintendent $ 436.25
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur
301.75
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur
302.00
James Bancroft, Chauffeur
246.25
Homer Darby, Laborer
267.75
Roland Robinson, Laborer
299.50
Jeremiah Houlihan, Laborer
175.75
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
320.25
Richard O'Neill, Chauffeur
281.25
Alton Parker, Laborer
265.88
Joseph Aubut, Laborer
238.28
Edward Penney, Laborer
213.21
William Penney, Laborer
220.34
George Gale, Laborer
212.75
Francis Brown, Laborer
240.12
Winthrop Jones, Laborer
237.13
Joseph Cisluysis, Laborer
242.65
Nelson Brown, Laborer
257.83
George Manley, Laborer
24.50
Harry Patterson, Jr., Laborer
6.00
Thomas Sullivan, Laborer
5.50
Bronslaw Kohanski, Mason
3.00
G. C. Prince & Son, diary
2.75
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephones
119.43
Mildred Sawyer, clerical work
107.10
Jacob Halpersohn, gravel
439.51
John Belton, sand
33.20
Russell Lumber Co., lumber
55.32
Explosive Supply Co., dynamite
12.00
Dana F. Perkins, making surveys and staking out lines 115.00
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William B. Wiggin, supplies
25.00
Rand Signs, street signs repainted
3.00
Wilder Grain Co., cement
26.80
Balfe Service Co., printing reports, letterheads, etc.
31.00
A. G. Pollard Co., bunting
1.17
Lynch Wall Paper Co., safety zone paint
26.25
Currier's Express, trucking
.35
Mathias-Hart Co., rubber boots
9.80
State Prison Colony, white line machine
75.00
State Prison Colony, road signs, posts, grates and frames
1,095.24
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., concrete
19.66
New England Concrete Pipe Corp., sewer pipe
143.47
Osterman Coal Co., coke
13.25
Daniel T. Sullivan, cement and brick
82.50
Registry of Motor Vehicles, registration of trac- tor and trucks
14.00
North Tewksbury Garage, labor and parts
79.90
Arthur Tremblay, glass
.97
Ralph's Used Auto Parts Co., glass installed in truck
5.00
Mack Motor Truck Co., parts
15.86
P .I. Perkins Co., used blade snow plow and parts
182.76
Haverhill-Lawrence Transportation Co., Inc., freight
.75
Traders & Mechanics Insurance Co., insurance policies
60.05
Lowell Gas Light Co., coke
13.97 $ 7,608.00
CHAPTER 81
Allotment from General Highways $ 9,450.00
Allotment by State 9,450.00
$ 18,900.00
Less amount credited to Highway Mach. Fund $ 3,077.26 $ 15,822.74
Expenditures
Daniel Sterling, Superintendent $ 810.00
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur 591.00
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur
608.50
James Bancroft, Chauffeur
575.75
Homer Darby, Laborer
458.75
Roland Robinson, Laborer
549.50
Jeremiah Houlihan, Laborer
443.75
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Richard O'Neill, Chauffeur
411.50
Alton Parker, Laborer
481.16
Joseph Aubut, Laborer
549.70
Edward Penney, Laborer
532.91
William Penney, Laborer 548.09
George Gale, Laborer 502.32
Francis Brown, Laborer
521.87
Winthrop Jones, Laborer
509.91
Joseph Cisluysis, Laborer
486.68
Nelson Brown, Laborer
511.75
Emanuel Martin, Laborer 26.60
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
554.50
Forrest Foster, Laborer
4.00
Elmer Olson, Laborer
4.00
Robert Barron, gravel
141.59
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., road oil
4,927.83
John Belton, sand
125.60
The Barrett Co., tarvia
930.56
Jacob Halpersohn, gravel
14.92 $ 15,822.74
Highway Machinery Fund
Appropriation
$ 1,027.23
Credited from Chapter 81 Pay Rolls
3,077.26
Credited from Chapter 90 Pay Rolls
924.01 $ 5,028.50
Expenditures
Chelmsford Center Chevrolet Co., payments on
on truck $ 900.00
Chelmsford Center Chevrolet Co., parts and supplies
60.15
Cities Service Oil Co., gasoline
1,402.60
Colonial Beacon Oil Co., supplies and parts 455.03
Lowell Co-Operative Bank, storage of trucks 204.00
North Tewksbury Garage, labor and parts 720.80
Lowell Iron & Steel Co., parts 7.53
Clark-Wilcox Co., labor and parts for plow
234.14
Freddie's General Store, gasoline
6.90
Towers Motor Parts Corp., parts and supplies ..
154.35
Donohoe Tire Co., Inc., tire, tubes, etc.
10.43
Rusty's Service Station, gasoline and oil
7.75
Town Line Garage, gasoline and oil
2.69
Edgar Hinton, gasoline
2.40
Oscar's Welding Shop, welding
6.00
Dyar Sales & Machinery Co., parts
190.40
Scannell Boiler Works, snow plow shoes
10.55
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Osterman Coal Co., coke
54.00
M. A. Lucia, gasoline
4.80
Golen's Garage, labor and parts
2.65
P. J. Perkins Co., snow plow shoes
26.35
Arthur Tremblay, gasoline and supplies
4.28
John G. Mclellan, range oil
20.03
Bulley's Filling Station, gasoline, grease and fittings
2.30
John C. Bennett, supplies
23.02
Webster-Thomas Co., tires and tubes
141.46
The Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co., parts and supplies
57.03
Acme Fence Co., hardware
7.80
J. P. Falardeau, sharpening tools
39.10
Henry P. Foley, shovels and brushes
50.27
Bartlett & Dow Co., supplies
3.95
Middlesex Supply Co., supplies
7.89
George Lawson, oil carrier
1.00
Bill Moss Esso Station, battery
9.55
The Fairgrieve Belting Co., Inc., cement
1.90
Ralph's Used Auto & Parts Co., glass installed in truck 2.50
$ 4,835.60
Unexpended
$ 192.90
Chapter 90-Maintenance
Appropriation
$ 2,500.00
First Allotment by State
2,000.00
First Allotment by County
2,000.00
Second Allotment by State
500.00
Second Allotment by County
500.00
$ 7,500.00
Less Amount Credited to Highway Machinery Fund
924.01
$ 6,575.99
Expenditures
Daniel Sterling, Superintendent
$ 351.00
James Bancroft, Chauffeur
208.75
Charles Bowden, Chauffeur
244.50
Richard O'Neill, Chauffeur
154.75
Homer Darby, Laborer
169.50
Roland Robinson, Laborer
229.75
Alton Parker, Laborer
201.71
George Gale, Laborer
192.28
80
Francis Brown, Laborer
175.26
Winthrop Jones, Laborer
212.52
Joseph Cisluysis, Laborer 228.85
Frank Goodwin, Chauffeur
213.00
Nelson Brown, Laborer
195.96
Thomas Manley, Chauffeur
205.25
Jeremiah Houlihan, Laborer
148.50
Joseph Aubut, Laborer
195.96
Edward Penney, Laborer
166.98
William Penney, Laborer
170.20
Emanuel Martin, Mason
62.23
Lauchie McPhail, Police Officer
9.00
Daniel Sheehan, Police Officer
9.00
The Barrett Co., tarvia
1,217.49
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., road oil
667.54
John Brady, gravel
287.46
General Crushed Stone Co., crushed stone
291.84
Winchester Brick Co., cement and brick
24.00
John Belton, sand
23.80
New England Concrete Pipe Corp., sewer pipe ..
311.64
Jacob Halpersohn, gravel
7.27 $
6,575.99
SCHOOLS
Appropriation
$ 59,919.00
Expenditures
Teachers
Margaret Mercier
$ 729.12
Alice Sturtevant
320.00
Angelina Carabello
319.92
Whitman Pearson, Principal
2,374.96
Donald McSheehy
1,122.28
Lawrence McGowan
1,519.96
Roland Bourdon
1,234.96
Evelyn Dutton
1,329.92
Kathryn Chandler
1,329.92
Marjorie Scoboria
1,329.92
Catherine Maguire
1,315.92
Phyllis Moran
1,140.00
Elizabeth Mulry
720.00
Taffee Shaheen
85.00
Ethelyn Howard, Principal
1,583.96
Dorothy Ward
903.85
Elizabeth Flynn
1,200.00
Marion Piper
1,143.00
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Doris Blake
1,108.14
Virginia Cunningham
918.10
Mildred Rollo
908.60
Winifred Colbath
918.10
Mary Katherina
823.14
Elizabeth Hill
965.64
Alberta Ringer
870.64
Hazel Lambert
604.78
Elizabeth Reynolds
913.10
Eva Hersey
1,140.00
Bernice Lyness
604.78
Ruth Lyons
918.10
Mary E. Garland
156.00
Paul McLaughlin
15.00
Elizabeth Fenton
20.00
Ruth Rood
45.00
Doris Groesbeck
376.00
Margaret Hedstrom
282.00
Dorothy Ogston
266.32
Dorothy McQuillan
5.00
Rena Theberge
8.00
$ 31,569.13
Fuel and Janitor
First National Stores, Inc., janitor's supplies $ 8.83
Lowell Gas Light Co., gas
89.55
Workshop for the Blind, mops
6.75
Wilmington Coal Co., coal
1,901.30
State Prison Colony, polishing cloth
34.09
Lowell Electric Light Corp., electricity
1,020.60
William M. Horner, janitor's supplies
92.80
Harry Wiley, Janitor
1,300.00
Walter Lavelle, Janitor
1,612.00
William Leighton, Janitor
1,040.00
Irving Bailey, Janitor
672.00
Jesse J. French, wood
40.00
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
28.86
Osterman Coal Co., stoker parts and labor
20.75
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies
2.25
John G. MacLellan, range oil
9.70
Mrs. Bridget Tansey, cleaning at Foster School ..
2.00
Freddie's General Store, oil
1.00
E. Brownstein, cleaning supplies
3.20 $
7,885.68
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Transportation
Omer Blanchard, driving bus $ 1,920.00
Anthony Furtado, driving bus 1,920.00
Fred H. Garlick, driving bus
1,920.00
Eastern Mass. Street Ry. Co., transportation
of pupils
2,800.00 $ 8,560.00
Supervision
Stephen G. Bean $ 877.56
Books and Supplies
Gledhill Bros., Inc., supplies $ 70.54
Lowell Iron & Steel Co., irons for manual train-
ing 7.22
The Boston Music Co., music
55.79
Central Scientific Co., chemical supplies
29.75
Houghton Mifflin Co., books
24.06
G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., supplies
44.27
Wright & Potter Printing Co., blanks
14.77
F. J. Flemings Est., paper supplies 201.75
The Macmillan Co., books
101.85
Milton Bradley Co., supplies
139.22
Russell Lumber Co., lumber
100.05
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies
714.63
Silver Burdett Co., music
133.59
Henry Wolkins Co., pencils
89.34
Edward E. Babb & Co., Inc., books and supplies
411.47
Ginn & Co., books and supplies
135.96
The American Book Co., books
76.01
The Bon Marche Co., supplies
2.67
Harold Flammer, music
2.25
Boasen, Hawkes, Belwin, Inc., music
2.81
Maude B. Gray, subscriptions
35.55
The F. B. Wood Music Co., music
1.45
Carl Fischer, Inc., music
5.65
Bartlett & Dow Co., hardware
18.08
Denoyer-Geppert Co., wall maps
5.54
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies
15.21
D. F. Beal, dental supplies
10.36
South-Western Publishing Co., supplies
.57
Fred Howard, supplies
2.10
Sanascent Co., supplies
10.78
Windsor Pad & Paper Co., Inc., books and paper
38.59
R. M. Beuttel, seating plans
4.32
The Thompson Hardware Co., supplies
1.71
83.
Reformatory for Women, flags
14.24
World Book Co., tests 18.40
Frontier Press Co. of Boston, book 4.06
International Text Book Co., book
1.07
The John C. Winston Co., books 5.29
Hall & McCreary Co., books
12.15
Laidlaw Bros., books
3.01
Longmans, Green & Co., Inc., books
5.29
D. C. Heath & Co., books
81.63
Allyn & Bacon, books
60.73
Scott, Foresman & Co., books
93.91
The Arlo Publishing Co., books
14.04
Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co., supplies
1.42
McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., books
26.94
The Gregg Publishing Co., books
3.41
John Wiley & Sons, books
8.52
The Champion Publishing Co., books
10.59
Hagen's Handicraft Supplies, supplies
4.58
Pratt & Forrest Co., lumber
3.45
Center Shaft Penholder Co., penholders
9.47
A. F. French & Co., supplies
8.50
R. W. Wagner Co., dictionary
29.50
American Education Press Co., books
1.75 $
2,929.86
School Houses
W. L. Farwell, labor and pipe $ 180.36
Louis Marion, labor
44.00
The Thompson Hardware Co., supplies
32.03
Town of Middleton, desks and chairs
42.00
The Robertson Co., Inc., supplies
27.96
Bartlett & Dow Co., hardware, glass, etc.
173.19
Lyon Metal Products, Inc., balance due on lockers 56.27
Mack Courser, labor
184.45
C. H. Hobson & Son, radiators, fittings and labor
66.33
Osterman Coal Co., installing stoker and plates
119.00
Joseph M. O'Brion, radiators installed
150.00
Bennett Bros., pump switch and servicing
6.70
Cote Electric Co., repairs
12.70
C. B. Coburn Co., paint, etc.
2.65
Derby Electric Motors Co., supplies and repairs
69.43
Middlesex Co. House of Correction, mats
2.38
Lull & Hartford, repairs, locks and keys
.70
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., paint
15.40
Middlesex Supply Co., supplies
99.00
Pratt & Forrest Co., repairs and lumber
83.88
84
H. A. Page, pine boards 14.76
G. C. Prince & Son, Inc., paint
63.02
Walter F. Campbell, repairs 115.00
James Twohy, painting 135.00
James P. Slater, plumbing
23.00
Elmer Olson, cement and labor
10.75
William I. Bailey, labor and material
26.88
Russell Lumber Co., labor and lumber
13.82
Edward E. Lee, boiler grates
18.50
Lowell Metal Ceiling Co .. erecting steel ceiling ..
85.00
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies
29.15
State Prison Colony, brushes
2.32
Wilmington Builders Supply Co., hardware, lumber, etc.
59.36
Lowell Gas Light Co., part for refrigerator
1.50
Raymond Zambeck, labor
6.00
The Fairgrieve Belting Co., belt
2.97
Alfred J. Ilg, plumbing
30.28
David Hinckley, labor
46.00 $
2,051.74
Massachusetts School Fund
Massachusetts Board of Retirement $ .... 1,392.00
Miscellaneous
Harry Wiley, work at Field House $ 5.00
Harry Wiley, attendance officer
50.00
The Thompson Hardware Co., supplies
6.91
First National Stores, Inc., groceries for Home Economics class 49.50
Purity Spring Water Co., spring water
32.40
Central Scientific Co., beam balance
35.78
A. G. Pollard Co., supplies
15.19
Gertrude Rutledge, care of cafeteria
384.00
F. H. Garlick, lumber for High School and labor
4.25
F. H. Garlick, trucking and driving bus
13.50
Royal Typewriter Co., typewriters
180.00
Anderson Bros., milk
25.55
The Robertson Co., kitchen utensils
115.83
Jordan Marsh Co., kitchen utensils
3.60
Commonwealth of Mass. Division of University Extension, correcting papers
3.75
Stephen G. Bean, travel expenses
110.01
Stephen G. Bean, clerical service
18.00
Stephen G. Bean, postage and telephone
3.82
Currier's Express Co., express
.70
85
John H. Seifer, repairs on clock 17.00
Lowell Rendering Co., fertilizer 33.14
International Business Machines Corp., inspec- tion of electric system at High School 15.00
Fred C. Church, premiums on insurance 505.35
Charles Hazel, services as basketball coach
150.00
Thomas A. Bullock, services on report on Foster School heating system 125.00
Boston & Maine R. R., drain pipe privilege
5.00
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., road oil
130.37
Richard O'Neill, labor
8.75
Charles Bowden, labor
8.75
Homer Darby, labor
8.75
Roland Robinson, labor
4.25
Alton Parker, labor
8.05
Joseph Cisluysis, labor
8.05
John Belton, sand
2.20
Scripture's Laundry, laundry
5.80
Bartlett & Dow Co., supplies
32.55
May L. Larrabee, telephone
41.45
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