Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-07
nam nam, genera! expense account). ss.ooo;

nam General expense account), $1,000:
total, S169,57S
The credit side of the treasurer's ac-
count shows the following items for
I Inc year 1913: Fire department. s5.-
ot9-59; police department $4,000. 09 ;
city court. $1,429.4S: highway depart
ment, $7,2S1.21: crusher and roller
$5gs:2O; general expense account, 49,
243:S1; notes, $4,000: interest, $1O,650;
SINKING fund, $1,000: sprinzling fund,
s9Sa:St; = street lights, s5,623.90; sewers,
$A'9oo.OS city clerks Office, $312.27;
taxes $1,000: janitor, $500: fuel and
nights, $301.41; cash on hand includ-
ing loan to water department $4,315.-
IS: total S66.517.63
The debit side of the account is as
follows: Cash on hand Dec 81. $5,271.-
10; water department balance account,
May 1913, S2.13873: tax collections,
S2H 9S2.9O; sprinkling, $1,000 As; from
state on tax rebate, S431.SS; town of
PUTNAM, highway account $500; city
clerks office SS1O.26. courts. S64O.79;
roller and crusher account, $685.: high
way department, $412.11: sale of grass
and loan. 1872: sidewalk account,
SSO.6S: police department, S85: fire de-
partment. IS; interest, $3.50: .. II.
Brown, note general expense account,
$1,000; First National bank note gen
eral expense account, $4,000; Chelsea
Savings bank. note general expense
account, $4,000: total, $66.517.6S.
Fire Department Payroll $1,77o.
the fire department Joseph Maynard
furnished the common council with
a record of all of the fires in Putnam
during the past year. This record
shows that the great percentage of
fires were caused by defective chin
neys and Mr.. Maynard recommends
that more attention be given to keep
ing chimneys clean. The report con-
tanned an inventory of all of the ap-
paratus of the department and all of
the property, set forth in detail The
report shows that the payroll of the
department amounted to S1,710 in 1913.
Officers of Congregational Church Bible
School.
The following are the officers of the
Congregational church Bible school for
1914: Superintendent. c. E. Child; as
sociate superintendent, ]. G. Johnson;
secretary, Kenneth Sharpe; treasurer
Miss NJ L. Warren; superintendent
junior department, Miss Z. ]. Dutton:
primary department. Mrs. f. NJ War
ner: home. Miss +. Elizabeth Clarke;
Sunday school committee: officers
Miss Bertha Sargent, +. ]. Daniels
Mary Wheaton; music. Z. NJ. Warner
Mrs. s. NJ. Wheelock. Miss Marion An
dem. Mrs. c. NJ. Yetters, Mrs. q. r.
Miss Emma Kinney, Miss Ruth Muir
fey. Mrs. c. u. Sharpe: distributors. ]
G. JohnsOn's class; Ever Ready boys
E. NJ. Wheaton'S class: motto, Go For
ward-in the Strength Of the Lord
Then Thou Shalt Have Good Success
Walter Gains Hand Injured.
Walter Cain, about IS, had one hand
badly mangIed and the other severely
| injured when he was caught between
a roll and a beamer at the mill OF
! the Mauhasset Manufacturing COM
pany Tuesday afternoon. He was hur-
ried to the Day Kimball hospital anC
given surgical treatment. The young
man is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. :
| Cain
There was great sympathy for TIT
| young man and also more than Usua
/ interest in the case, for the acciden
| is the first TO a mill employe in thi
| town since the new wOrkmen's com
pensation act became effective. Jan
| uary l.