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Annual Report of the Police Depart- Ment for the Year Ending December 31, 1917 1G34 1Q18 REPORT OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF IPSWICH, M^SS., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1917, AND THE Two Hundred and Eighty-fourth Year of the Town's Incorporation. IPSWICH. MASS.: GEO. A. SCHOFIELD & SON. PRINTERS. 686 L8 IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. TOWN OFFICERS, 1917. SELECTMEN. Frank W. Kyes, Chairman. John A. Brown George E. Hodgkins ASSESSORS, John W. Nourse, Chairman, Richard R. Glasier William B. Richards OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Frank T. Goodhue, Chairman. Charles G. Hull, Agent John G. Sperling TOWN CLERK. Charles W. Bamford. TREASURER AND COLLECTOR. William J. Riley. John H. Cameron, Assistant SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Herbert W, Mason, Chairman. Howard N. Doughty, Secretary George E. MacArthur Joseph W. Ross William J. Riley Luther Wait REGISTRARS OF VOTERS, Charles H. Glasier, Chairman Charles W. Bamford. Clerk Lyman H. Daniels Frank H. Girard AUDITOR, Arthur H. Walton. ACCOUNTANT. Frederick S. Witham. CONSTABLE. Herbert 0. Whittier. MUNICIPAL WATER AND LIGHTING COMMISSION. George A.. Schofield, Chairman. George H. W, Hayes William H. Rand BOARD OF HEALTH. George E. MacArthur, Chairman Aaron Lord, Agent George W. Smith, Milk Inspector PARK COMMISSIONERS. Frank T. Goodhue, Chairman James A. Morey Charles H. Wells CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS. Philip E, Clarke, Chairman Howard Blake Edmund J. M. Scahill IPSWICH TOWN KEPORT. SUPT. MOTH SUPPRESSION DEPT. AND TREE WARDEN. James A. Morey. POUND KEEPER AND FIELD DRIVER. D. Sidney Perley FENCE VIE ERS. Warren Boynton Aaron Lord George H. Green SURVEYORS OF LUMBER AND MEASURERS OF WOOD, Joseph F. Austin William J, Norwood BURIAL AGENT. Philip E. Clarke. JANITOR OF TOWN HALL AND KEEPER OF LOCKUP. Alonzo L. Brown. CHIEF OF POLICE. John F. Dupray, TOWN COUNSEL. Albert F. Welsh, SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS. Joseph A, Huckins. SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. William A. Stone. INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS. E. Newton Brown. ENGINEERS FIRE DEPARTMENT. Arthur H. Walton, Chief, Walter G. Brown, Clerk, Edwin M. Poole FOREST WARDEN. Arthur H. Walton. PUBLIC WEIGHER, Alonzo L. Brown. FINANCE COMMITTE. Charles M. Kelly, Chairman, Jesse H. Wade, Secretary, Thomas R. Lord, Albert Jodrey, Eben Moulton, Fred A. Kimball, Charles S. Garrette. MODERATOR, Charles E. Goodhue. IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. DEPARTMENTAL. SELECTMEN. SALARIES Frank W Kyes, $200 00 John A Brown, 125 00 George E Hodgkins, 125 00 $450 00 OTHER EXPENSES. Charles E Goodhue, moderator $ 20 00 J H Lakeman. PM.. postage 24 82 Hobbs & Warren, blanks 5 11 Ipswich Chronicle, printing and advertising 334 98 Charles G. Hull, printing 44 00 Essex Book Bindery, binding reports 59 00 C C Caldwell's Garage, auto hire 6 00 Samual D Dodge, auto hire 2 00 New England T & T Co., telephone ,283 10 City of Beverly, wire inspection 104 00 A Stanley Wonson, wire inspection 180 00 Albert F Welsh, legal services and expenses 148 39 John E Dodge, ringing bell 58 32 Wesley B Atkinson, constable fee 5 00 Herbert O Whittier, constable fee 42 00 6 IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. Edward M artel, distributing reports $ 2 00 Charles E Poor. 2 00 Harold C Poor, 2 00 Henry A Churchill, 2 00 James H Hull, Jr., 2 00 Horace Ellsworth, 2 00 William Burnham, 4 00 Albert E Ellwell, 2 9U Wm R Burns, trucking 4 30 G A Barker, liability insurance 166 88 John F Wippich, care of town clock, two years 50 00 John W Goodhue, baling press and supplies 33 63 Jesse H Wade, secretary Finance Committee 50 00 Joseph I Horton, cash paid out 2 56 American Express Co., express 55 Harding Uniform & Regalia Co., flag 34 25 Canney Lumber Co., lumber 4 06 Matthew Bender Co., law book 10 50 Elbe File & Binder Co., binder 4 10 Rees Jenkins, teaming 11 55 James H Hull, painting 3 00 Wm H Jewett, killing dog 1 00 Edward Leavitt, killing dogs 8 00 John F Dupray, killing dog 1 00 John F Dupray, serving dog warrant 10 00 Ipswich News Co., supplies 3 50 Measures Co.. 7 50 H B McArdle, 1 20 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, fee 5 00 Frederick S Witham, cash paid out 4 00 A J Barton, auctioneer 5 00 Walter F Gould, auctioneer 5 00 - $1762 20 Total expenditures, $2212 20 Unexpended balance. 21 76 $2233 96 IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. Appropriation, $1950 00 Appropriation unpaid 1916 bills, 183 96 Transfer from Reserve Fund, 100 00 $2233 96 AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING. SALARIES. Arthur H Walton, auditor $ 150 00 Frederick S Witham, accountant 1200 00 $1350 00 OTHER EXPENSES. Chas G Hull, printing $11 00 Chas Palmer Potter, printing 44 24 H B McArdle, supplies 9 83 Boston Index Card Co., supplies 14 60 Dalton Adding Machine Co., repairs 4 05 Philip B Smith, supplies 3 00 John W Goodhue, supplies 1 25 C F Chapman & Son, supplies 1 20 A H Walton, cash paid out 3 00 F S Witham, cash paid out 3 45 American Express Co., express 2 33 $97 95 Total expenditures, $1447 95 Unexpended balance, 2 05 $1450 00 Appropriation, $1450 00 TREASURER AND COLLECT )R. SALARIES AND WAGES. Wm J Riley, Treasurer and Collector, $1500 00 Wm J Riley, balance 1916 salary, 23 33 John H Cameron, Assistant, 788 43 " James Damon, 148 66 IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. Grace G Bamford, Clerk, $162 23 Frederick S Witham, Clerical work, 25 00 $2647 65 OTHER EXPENSES. J H Lakeman, P M,, postage, $142 63 Chas Palmer Potter, printing, 21 56 First National Bank, checks, 7 75 Ipswich Chronicle, printing and advertising, 63 95 Wm J Riley, cash paid out, 7 75 H B McArdle, supplies, 9 82 , Dalton Adding Machine Co., repairs, 7 70 H M Meserve & Co., stamp, 3 85 Measures Co., supplies, 1 35 Bureau of Statistics, certification of notes, 12 00 G A Barker, bond, 325 00 American Express Co., express, 2 11 Arthur Bishop sheriff fees, 15 78 Albert F Welsh, collection fees, 178 23 Banker & Tradesman, subscription. 5 00 $ 804 48 Total expenditures, $3452 13 Unexpended balance, 1 20 $3453 33 Appropriation, $3130 00 Appropriation unpaid 1916 bills. 23 33 Transfer from Reserve Fund, 300 00 $3453 33 ASSESSORS. SALARIES, John W Nourse, $400 00 Richard R Glasier, 150 00 Wm B Richards, 150 00 $700 00 IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. OTHER EXPENSES. Hobbs & Warren, blanks, $ 7 70 J H Lakeman, P M., stamps, 1 00 Wakefield Daily Item, blanks, 8 25 Ipswich Chronicle, printing, 50 10 Wm B Richards, use of team, 25 30 C F Chapman & Son, ticket, 1 30 Wm Jones, tax information, 1 CO Lilla D Stott, abstracts of deeds, 43 60 John W Nourse, cash paid out. 2 00 $140 25 Total expenditures, $840 25 Unexpended balance, 19 75 $860 00 Appropriation, $860 00 LAW DEPARTMENT. SALARIES. Albert F Welsh, Town Counsel, $100 00 Albert F Welsh, balance 1916 salary, 16 67 $116 67 OTHER EXPENSES. Horace I Bartlett, unpaid bill— services Clarke case, $2265 63 Geo H W Hayes, unpaid bill—services Clarke case, 516 30 Hayes & Schofield, unpaid bill—services Clarke case, 568 00 Albert F Welsh, legal services 345 00 $3694 93 Total expenditures, 3811 60 Unexpended balance, 65 00 $3876 60 10 irSWICH TOWN EEPORT. Appropriation, $ 500 00 Appropriation unpaid 1916 bills,, 3376 60 $3876 60 TOWN CLERK. SALARIES Charles W Bamf ord, Town Clerk, $350 00 $350 00 OTHER EXPENSES, Ipswich Chronicle, printing, $ 6 00 Carter's Ink Co.. ink, 2 20 Library Bureau, supplies, 1 00 •lohn W Goodhue, " 05 Chas W Bamford, recording: and indexing births, etc., 128 10 Chas W Bamford; cash paid cut, 10 48 American Express Co., express. 34 T H Woodworth, repairs, 2 75 E J M Scahill, death returns, 31 00 M C McGinley, M D., birth returns, 4 75 Geo G Bailey, M D., birth returns, 22 25 Catinga Georgepulos, " " 3 00 B J Conley, supplies, 1 25 $213 17 Total expenditures, $563 17 Unexpended balance, 08 $563 25 Appropropriation, $560 00 Appropriation unpaid 1916 bills, 3 25 $563 25 ELECTION AND REGISTRATION. SALARIES. Chas H Glasier, Registrar, $50 00 , IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. 11 Chas W Bamford, Registrar, $50 00 " Frank H Girard, 50 00 * Lyman H Daniels, 4 50 00 $200 00 ELECTION OFFICERS, Stephen R Harris, $18 50 Geo A Schofield, Jr., 15 50 James S Cassidy, 5 00 Frank E Howe, 5 00 Frank H Girard, 7 25 Jonn H Peatfield, 16 25 Henry Brown, 50 Chas S Grant, 50 Andrew McGinley, 50 Carleton Crafts, 50 J Frank Austin, 50 O F Thompson, 11 25 D J Marlin, 3 50 Jesse J Jedrey, 9 00 John R Morris. 3 50 E Carl Copp, 3 50 Edward Haskell, 3 50 Daniel VIcKinnon, 7 50 Geo A Schofield 3 50 Geo H Demore, 3 50 Frank W Kyes, 13 50 John A Brown, 13 50 Geo E Hodgkins, 13 50 Geo W Smith. 13 50 Arthur H Tozer, 5 75 Willis L Augur, 4 00 W Malcolm Atkinson, 2 00 Joseph W Ross, 4 00 David Claxton, 3 00 Walter F Gould, 2 00 V E Rust, 5 00 12 IPSWICH TOWN REPORT. Michael J Lucey, 3 00 Arthur H Walton, 3 00 Michael ( allahan, 2 00 Wm C Wallace, 2 00 Ovila Rathe, 2 00 $229 50 OTHER EXPENSES. Ipswich Chronicle, printing, $44 60 Fred R Hull, 6 00 H A Russell, meals 39 45 , $90 05 Total expenditures, $519 55 Unexpended balance, 139 80 $659 35 Appropriation, $650 00 Appropriation unpaid 1916 bills, 9 35 $659 35 TOWN HALL. SALARIES. Alonzo L Brown, janitor, $725 00 $725 00 FUEL AND LIGHT. Lathrop Brothers, $147 75 A H Peatfield, 112 29 Chas L Lovell, 138 11 George Fall, 155 59 John A Brown, 16 00 Electric Light Dept., 497 01 $1066 75 REPAIRS.
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