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To the Grand Lodge of Masons of North Carolina:
In the language of Governor Glenn in his Thanksgiving Proclamation: "Another year has come and gone, bringing its sorrows and its joys, its reverses and its prosperity; but if a true account is taken, we will find our mercies largely exceed our ills; and therefore, we have much for which to be thankful."
If all the Masons of North Carolina attended the annual meetings of the Grand Lodge, or had at some time visited our Orphan Asylum, it would only be necessary for this Board of Di.ectors to report on the mere business affairs and condition of the institution. But there are hundreds of good Masons who have not been present at any communication of this Grand Body and have never visited our Orphans' Home at Oxford. Many are ignorant of thes cope of the work and know but little of its importance and magnitude. Therefore, it is deemed proper in presenting this annual report to refer briefly to the history and objects of the institution for the information of those who are not familiar with its history.
The Oxford Orphan Asylum was designed as a home for destitute orphans and was opened in the early part of the year 1873. Its most sanguine friends never dreamed that it would ever reach its present proportions. The efforts of the Masons of the State and the liberality of her people have been wonderfully blessed, and since its establishment more than three thousand children have been cared for, and there are now within the protecting walls of the "Home" over three hundred fatherless little ones who are receiving not only an education, but are being trained in the useful employments of life. Each child old enough is taught some useful trade or employment, and all are trained in habits of industry, neatness and order. The boys are
taught such trades as are suited to their sex, and the girls are instructed in every kind of work a woman should know how to do and have done. Great care is taken with their moral and religious training. They are taught to "search the scriptures" as the rule of life. Nothing of a sectarian character is permitted. Nearly every denomination in the State is represented on the Board of Directors, and the teachers and officers are selected for their qualifications and without the influence of craft or creed.
The Board of Directors is pleased to report to the Grand Lodge of North Carolina, and to the people of the State, that the Oxford Orphan Asylum is in good condition in all respects. It is well officered, its financial condition is fairly satisfactory, the inmates are healthy and happy, and the institution continues to enjoy the confidence, affection and sympathetic support of the public.
The latter part of November, 1907, after the close of our fiscal year, we were informed by Mr. W. T. Dortch, of Goldsboro, that Mr. L. E. Pridgen, of Greene County, having died, had left a will in which he named as residuary legatees of his estate the Odd Fellows' Orphan Home at Goldsboro, the Oxford Orphan Asylum at Oxford, and the Methodist Orphanage at Raleigh; that the will is being contested by relatives, but if upheld, it will be worth from twenty-five hundred ($2,500.00) to three thousand ($3,000.00) dollars to the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
Bro. F. D. Winston, the then Grand Master, employed Governor Aycock to represent us in the contest. Under date of July 16th Mr. Dortch, who is the executor, wrote that he would ask at the next term of Greene County Superior Court to have the case removed to another county for trial. A more recent letter from our attorney states that he does not know when the case will be tried, probably not before next spring.
By comparing the receipts for 1907 and 1908 you will find that there has been a large decrease this year which in our opinion has been caused by the floods of last summer,
thereby diminishing the receipts from the concerts by about fourteen hundred ($1,400.00) dollars, by the frequent calls for contributions to the Temple, and by the fear of hard times.
In view of the fact that the Temple has been completed and should cease to be a drain on the funds of this Grand Body and the increased cost of provisions and clothing, we ask for an appropriation of five thousand ($5,000.00) dollars. In 1900 when the Asylum cared for 215 children, we were given three thousand dollars; now we have 325 to provide for.
We recommend the passage of a resolution defining the status of children whose mothers or fathers remarry. It is our opinion that such remarriage ends our jurisdiction over such children, for they are orphans no longer and therefore are not proper subjects for orphan asylums. They should be returned to their parents unless after an investigation by a member of the Board of Directors, their homes are found to be unsuitable.
Again, when children are placed in the Asylum by parents or friends and their custody is surrendered to the institution, they authorize the management to place them in homes, or have them adopted, as may be for the best interest of the children. When about to be placed in homes, these parents or friends object, or interfere and induce the children who have been placed to leave, thereby violating their contract with the institution. In all such cases the child or children ought to be returned to their former homes. If this is not done, the relatives or friends seem to have taken charge of the management of the institution instead of the Board of Directors and the officers whom they have appointed to carry out their directions. This may be a hardship in some cases, but unless definite action is taken in the premises, it looks as if the institution will soon be filled to a large extent with such children.
At our meeting in December, 1907, Col. Hicks was authorized to begin the erection of an office building and work on it was commenced last spring. At the meeting in June
work was ordered to be discontinued when the building was under roof. Scarcity of funds was the cause of this action. There is pressing need of such a building and we trust our brethren of the local Lodges will see their way clear to contribute the funds to finish it, to accomplish which will require about fifteen hundred ($1,500.00) dollars.
We return our thanks to our venerable Superintendent, officers and teachers for the faithful and unselfish services they have rendered during the year.
Fraternally submitted,
(Signed) S. M. GATTIS, G. M.,
Chairman ex-officio.
T. A. GREEN,
N. B. BROUGHTON,
J. M. CURRIN,
JOHN W. COTTEN,
C. W. TOMS,
DRED PEACCCK,
E. F. LOVILL,
G. ROSENTHAL,
Directors.
To the Board of Directors of the Oxford Orphan Asylum:
GENTLEMEN:--I have the honor to submit my report for the fiscal year ending this day with receipts as follows:
From State appropriation | $10,000 00 | |
From Grand Lodge appropriation | 3,000 00 | |
From Lodges, Chapters, R. & S. Masters and Commanderies | 3,591 61 | |
From Chapters of the Eastern Star | 56 82 | |
From Junior Order U. A. M., Morganton | 1 90 | |
From individuals | 903 16 | |
From churches, schools and Sunday schools | 129 31 | |
From mite boxes | 3 40 | |
Total appropriations and contributions | $17,686 20 | |
From Singing Class concerts, including picnics and excursions (net Singing Class $6,663 00). | 7,939 72 | |
From sale of refreshments on Saint John's Day | 390 42 | |
From labor of boys in Furniture Factory | 180 94 | |
From Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 7,766 31 | |
From Printing Office | 5,010 80 | |
From Shoe Shop | 828 05 | |
From sales of farm products, meals, clothing, etc. | 221 01 | |
Total sales and receipts several departments | 14,397 53 | |
From Mrs. Baird Legacy for 1906, 1907 and 1908 | 200 00 | |
From interest and dividends and rent | 574 80 | |
Transferred from disbursement account of Col. Hicks | 250 00 | |
From Hays & Booth, amount paid them in error | 62 50 | |
From J. W. Rowell, refunded on account Singing Class | 9 00 | |
$41,119 75 | ||
Balance on hand November 1, 1907 | 5,891 06 | |
Total | $47,010 81 | |
The disbursements during that period amount to | 46,553 71 | |
Leaving a balance of | $ 457 10 |
Itemized statements of receipts and disbursements are hereto attached. The payments on account of the:
Sash, Door and Blind Factory are | $ 7,585 55 |
Printing Office | 4,579 45 |
Singing Class | 1,002 22 |
Interest and dividends | 554 80 |
Office building | 3,099 32 |
Total | $ 16,822 34 |
Which amount, when deducted from the receipts. leaves $29,731.37 for maintenance, etc.
The report of Mr. B. N. Duke, Trustee, shows that he held on the 31st of October for the Asylum:
173 shares of the preferred stock of the Erwin Cotton Mills | $ 17,300 00 |
Cash | 919 00 |
Total | $ 18,219 00 |
In addition to which your institution owns the following sums:
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company, Trustee | $ 4,000 00 |
Grand Lodge of North Carolina | 1,000 00 |
Thirty-seven shares preferred stock of the Oxford Cotton | |
Mills, costing | 3,040 00 |
Total | $ 26,259 00 |
An increase during the past year of $2,151.00, all of which except $88.07 was derived from interest, dividends and legacy. Believing it will be of interest to the Fraternity I have computed the receipts during the seventeen years I have served you as Treasurer,
And find they amount to | $521,823 79 |
And those for building purposes | 41,061 66 |
Making a grand total of | $562,885 45 |
The smallest receipts were in 1895, when they amounted to $17,276.67 for eleven months, the fiscal year having been
changed from December 31st to November 30th. The largest amount was received in 1907, $53,220.40, which included the sale of the Minneapolis property, $6,143.85.
All of which is
Fraternally submitted,
G. ROSENTHAL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Balance brought forward | $ 5,891 06 |
Chalmers Lodge, No. 151 | 5 00 |
Healing Springs Lodge, No. 467 | 5 00 |
Pleasant Hill Lodge, No. 304 | 3 25 |
Selma Lodge, No. 320 | 2 25 |
Enfield Lodge, No. 447 | 25 00 |
Atlantic Lodge, No. 238 | 5 00 |
Wake Forest Lodge, No. 282 | 5 00 |
Coharie Lodge, No. 379 | 1 22 |
Central Cross Lodge, No. 187 | 11 55 |
Winton Lodge, No. 327 | 10 00 |
Hall Lodge, No. 53 | 5 00 |
Winterville Lodge, No. 523 | 1 60 |
Randolph Lodge, No. 309 | 6 80 |
Dunn's Rock Lodge, No. 267 | 12 25 |
Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 435 | 4 10 |
Revolution Lodge, No. 552 | 10 00 |
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 143 | 5 00 |
East La Porte Lodge, No. 358 | 5 00 |
Harmony Lodge, No. 340 | 10 00 |
Mount Olivet Lodge, No. 195 | 2 00 |
Rock Spring Lodge, No. 341 | 10 00 |
Unaka Lodge, No. 506 | 6 01 |
Waynesville Lodge, No. 259 | 9 82 |
Stokes Lodge, No. 32 | 20 00 |
Pleasant Hill Lodge, No. 304 | 5 00 |
Seaboard Lodge, No. 378 | 10 00 |
Youngsville Lodge, No. 377 | 5 00 |
St. Paul's Lodge, No. 474 | 3 36 |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 1 35 |
Luke McGlaughan Lodge, No. 504 | 5 00 |
Fairfield Lodge, No. 520 | 15 05 |
Leaksville Lodge, No. 136 | 14 00 |
Black Creek Lodge, No. 330 | 5 00 |
Hiram Lodge, No. 98 | 10 00 |
Pigeon River Lodge, No. 386 | 10 00 |
Currituck Lodge, No. 463 | 10 00 |
St. John s Lodge, No. 1 | 94 50 |
Patterson Lodge, No. 307 | 14 00 |
Snow Lodge, No. 363 | 20 00 |
Berea Lodge, No. 204 | 7 25 |
Grimesland Lodge, No. 475 | 25 00 |
Ivy Lodge, No. 406 | 2 00 |
Hatcher Lodge, No. 310 | 8 00 |
St. John's Lodge, No. 3 | 87 33 |
Orr Lodge, No. 104 | 7 50 |
Winterville Lodge, No. 523 | 13 25 |
Lenoir Lodge, No. 233 | 36 00 |
Knap of Reeds Lodge, No. 158 | 14 00 |
Carried forward | $ 6,494 50 |
Brought over | $ 6,494 50 |
Johnston-Caswell Lodge, No. 10 | 27 85 |
Stonewall Lodge, No. 296 | 10 00 |
Royal White Hart Lodge, No. 2 | 5 00 |
Orr Lodge, No. 104 | 12 50 |
Morning Star Lodge, No. 85 | 6 00 |
Mattamuskeet Lodge, No. 328 | 5 00 |
Catawba Lodge, No. 248 | 25 00 |
Gatesville Lodge, No. 126 | 11 08 |
Corinthian Lodge, No. 542 | 10 00 |
Roland Lodge, No. 335 | 15 00 |
Phoenix Lodge, No. 8 | 15 00 |
Kilwinning Lodge, No. 64 | 25 00 |
Eureka Lodge, No. 317 | 25 00 |
Salem Lodge, No. 289 | 34 47 |
Enfield Lodge, No. 447 and friends | 36 50 |
Toisnot Lodge, No. 298 | 5 00 |
Scotland Lodge, No. 514 | 10 00 |
Greenville Lodge, No. 284 | 24 12 |
Hibriten Lodge, No. 262 and friends | 17 00 |
Greenville Lodge, No. 284 | 3 35 |
Mount Holly Lodge, No. 544 | 10 00 |
Skewarkey Lodge, No. 90 | 25 00 |
Reidsville Lodge, No. 384 | 15 70 |
St. Alban's Lodge, No. 114 | 34 70 |
Hamlet Lodge, No. 532, and friends | 31 50 |
Excelsior Lodge, No. 261 | 25 00 |
Wayne Lodge, No. 112 | 126 25 |
Widow's Son Lodge, No. 519 | 5 50 |
Rockingham Lodge, No. 495 | 2 00 |
Cleveland Lodge, No. 202 | 25 00 |
Forest City Lodge, No. 381 | 5 00 |
Oxford Lodge, No. 396, and frlends | 20 25 |
King Solomon Lodge, No. 313 | 5 06 |
Buffalo Lodge, No. 172 | 1 50 |
Palmyra Lodge, No. 147 | 15 00 |
Perquimans Lodge, No. 106 | 2 00 |
Orr Lodge, No. 104, entertainment | 10 00 |
William G. Hill Lodge, No. 218 | 100 00 |
Hominy Lodge, No. 491 | 4 00 |
Hines Brothers Lumber Company, Kinston | 25 00 |
G. Rosenthal, Raleigh | 10 00 |
R. R. Pinkston, Henderson | 5 00 |
R. H. Clayton, Chapel Hill | 2 00 |
J. A. Yarborough, Charlotte | 2 50 |
Mrs. A. L. Duke, Washington, D. C | 10 00 |
C. H. Belvin, Raleigh | 10 00 |
Mrs. Carrie Neill, Charlotte | 1 00 |
Mrs. J. W. Cole, Hillsboro | 1 00 |
Mrs. Fanny Kornegay, Goldsboro | 1 00 |
A. U. Kornegay, Goldsboro | 1 00 |
Dr. W. L. Taylor, Stovall | 1 00 |
Thomas H. Sutton, Fayetteville | 1 00 |
A. L. Schenk, Canton | 1 00 |
Carried forward | $ 7,352 33 |
Brought over | $ 7,352 33 |
D. Y. Cooper, Henderson | 15 00 |
A. J. Hester, Roxboro | 10 00 |
W. S. Powell and others, Selma | 2 15 |
Mrs. Ida Dixon and othhrs, Durham | 2 00 |
Melville Dorsey, Henderson | 5 00 |
Otto J. Wehner, Greenville, S. C. | 5 00 |
John Benton, Rocky Mount | 3 00 |
Selma Boys' School, by Selma Lodge, No. 289 | 10 00 |
West Salem Graded School | 4 37 |
East Salem Graded School | 1 16 |
J. G. Cooley, Sandersville, Ga | 2 00 |
Thomas M. Gorman, Durham | 1 00 |
W. B. Walling, Washington | 5 00 |
W. L. London, Pittsboro | 5 00 |
Alspaugh Cotton Mills, Taylorsville | 10 00 |
James W. McGee, Mt. Olive | 5 00 |
A. W. Shroyer, Durham | 5 00 |
Z. W. Lyon, Oxford | 5 00 |
Plymouth Graded School | 5 00 |
Unknown friend, Edenton | 1 01 |
B. S. Royster, Oxford | 5 00 |
S. M, Gattis, Hillsboro | 5 00 |
P. H. Jeter, Lynchburg, Va | 5 00 |
Union Services, Newton | 2 00 |
Mt. Olive Graded Schools | 7 00 |
Union Services, Roxboro | 3 50 |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 932 65 |
Printing Office, subscriptions to Friend | 287 40 |
Printing Office, advertisements | 10 10 |
Printing Office, job work | 28 56 |
Shoe Shop | 104 50 |
Concert Singing Class, Greensboro | 64 65 |
Farm | 25 |
Sundries | 1 50 |
Labor of boys in Furniture Factory | 10 49 |
Rent | 5 00 |
Miss Baird legacy | 50 00 |
Maxton Lodge, No. 417 | 52 65 |
Gastonia Lodge, No. 369 | 8 75 |
Gulf Lodge, No. 465 | 3 00 |
Spencer Lodge, No. 543 | 25 00 |
Oconee Lodge, No. 427 | 12 50 |
Caroleen Lodge, No. 510 | 5 00 |
Eno Lodge, No. 210 | 13 55 |
Pamlico Lodge, No. 300 | 9 57 |
Dan River Lodge, No. 129 | 26 00 |
Seaside Lodge, No. 429 | 5 00 |
Charity Lodge, No. 5 | 18 55 |
Columbus Lodge, No. 102 | 5 01 |
Lafayette Lodge, No. 83 | 24 60 |
Eagle Lodge, No. 71 | 10 30 |
Carried forward | $ 9,196 10 |
Brought over | $ 9,196 10 |
Lawndale Lodge, No. 486 | 10 00 |
Mt. Hermon Lodge, No. 118 | 25 00 |
Belmont Lodge, No. 108 | 18 20 |
Pythagoras Lodge, No. 249 | 10 00 |
Roberdell Lodge, No. 507 | 3 75 |
Spring Hope Lodge, No. 481 | 6 60 |
Wanchese Lodge, No. 521 | 10 00 |
Louisburg Lodge, No. 413 | 20 50 |
Red Springs Lodge, No. 501 | 50 00 |
Ashpole Lodge, No. 528 | 5 25 |
Franklin Lodge, No. 109 | 10 00 |
Henderson Lodge, No. 229 | 65 56 |
Marietta Lodge, No. 444 | 3 35 |
Numa F. Reid Lodge, No. 344 | 28 80 |
Rountree Lodge, No. 243 | 10 00 |
Shelmerdine Lodge, No. 545 | 4 15 |
Siler City Lodge, No. 403 | 20 21 |
Plantagenet Commandery, No. 1, K. T | 25 00 |
Eureka Lodge, No. 283 | 20 50 |
Concord Lodge, No. 58 | 13 00 |
Oxford Lodge, No. 396 | 4 75 |
Carthage Lodge, No. 181 | 2 30 |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 2 76 |
Mooresboro Lodge, No. 388 | 10 00 |
Ayden Lodge, No. 498 | 16 00 |
Rodger Lodge, No. 525 | 5 65 |
Wilmington Lodge, No. 319 | 50 00 |
Blackmer Lodge, No. 170 | 26 00 |
Fulton Lodge, No. 99 | 64 00 |
Henrietta Lodge, No. 460 | 5 00 |
Kenly Lodge, No. 257 | 11 05 |
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 359 | 2 00 |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 46 72 |
Aulander Lodge, No. 517 | 17 50 |
Seaside Lodge, No. 429 | 10 00 |
Blackmer Lodge, No. 127 | 8 25 |
Kedron Lodge, No. 387 | 6 00 |
Maxton Lodge, No. 417 | 36 09 |
Elkin Lodge, No. 454 | 10 00 |
St. John's Lodge, No. 4 | 61 50 |
Numa F. Reid Lodge, No. 344 | 10 75 |
Rehoboth Lodge, No. 279 | 2 40 |
Masons and Citizens, Winston | 400 00 |
Bingham Lodge, No. 272 | 2 75 |
Hamlet Graded School | 6 31 |
Ashboro Graded School | 3 30 |
First Grade, Greenville Graded School | 1 83 |
Pilot Mountain High School | 80 |
Student's Normal College, Greensboro | 10 50 |
Christian Chapel Church, Deep River | 3 50 |
E. A. Howard, Mechanics | 2 00 |
Alum Springs Baptist Church, Duplin County | 2 00 |
C. E. Society, Methodist Protestant Church, Fairview | 2 00 |
Carried forward | $ 10,399 68 |
Brought over | $ 10,399 68 |
M. E. Church, Morehead City | 8 75 |
Louisburg Public School | 7 50 |
W. E. Merritt, Mount Airy | 5 00 |
White Oak Sunday School, Calypso | 4 18 |
Hines Brothers Lumber Company, Kinston | 25 00 |
Roxboro Graded School | 4 40 |
G. A. Anderson, Union Ridge | 25 |
Bell School, Union Ridge | 16 |
C. W. Toms, Durham | 2 00 |
Mt. Olivet M. E. Church, Erect | 1 50 |
S. A. Levy, Greensboro | 2 00 |
Mrs. A. B. Russell, Macon | 2 00 |
Mrs. D. S. Walker, Hillsboro | 2 00 |
S. T. Morgan, Richmond, Va | 25 00 |
Frank Gurley, High Point | 10 00 |
Red Hill Woman's Mission Circle | 3 25 |
C. Clarence Stamey, Fallston | 10 00 |
Bruce R. Payne, Charlottesville, Va | 10 00 |
A. W. Shroyer, Durham | 5 00 |
J. M. Archer, Chapel Hill | 2 50 |
L. V. Morrill, Snow Hill | 1 00 |
John Pearce, Polloksville | 10 00 |
J. C. McMurray, Roanoke Rapids | 5 00 |
A. D. Betts, Shallotte | 1 00 |
H. A. Chadwick, Polloksville | 3 50 |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 583 45 |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 125 25 |
Printing Office, job work | 764 06 |
Printing Office, advertisements | 9 02 |
Shoe Shop | 82 40 |
Sundries | 10 06 |
Rent | 5 00 |
State appropriation | 2,500 00 |
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company, interest | 42 75 |
Raleigh Savings Bank | 41 80 |
Grand Lodge appropriation for 1907 | 3,000 00 |
Dividend on Oxford Cotton Mill stock | 92 50 |
Mite box Orr Lodge, No. 104 | 7 00 |
Long Creek Lodge, No. 205 | 9 32 |
Black Creek Lodge, No. 330 | 1 25 |
Scotland Neck Lodge, No. 470 | 7 75 |
Winton Lodge, No. 327 | 10 00 |
Winterville Lodge, No. 523 | 1 50 |
White Stone Lodge, No. 155 | 10 00 |
St. Alban's Lodge, No. 114 | 21 00 |
Durham Lodge, No. 352 | 45 93 |
N. C. Ballon | 5 00 |
Masons and others, Statesville | 155 50 |
Lincoln Lodge, No. 137 | 2 77 |
Johnston-Caswell Lodge, No. 10 | 8 00 |
New Lebanon Lodge, No. 314 | 11 00 |
Carried forward | $ 18,102 98 |
Brought over | $ 18,102 98 |
Ashpole Lodge, No. 528 | 3 26 |
Phoenix Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M. | 10 00 |
Franklinton Lodge, No. 123 | 4 30 |
Royal White Hart Lodge, No. 2 | 3 15 |
Ellenboro Lodge, No. 535 | 5 00 |
Beaver Dam Lodge, No. 276 | 8 45 |
Mystic Tie Lodge, No. 237 | 5 50 |
Johnston-Caswell Lodge, No. 10 | 1 00 |
Liberty Grove Lodge, No. 407 | 10 00 |
Bald Creek Lodge, No. 397 | 10 00 |
Chapter O. E. S., U. D., Grapevine | 1 00 |
Lois Chapter O. E. Star, No. 8 | 5 00 |
Greensboro Chapter O. E. Star, No. 14 | 3 75 |
Virgin Chapter O. E. Star, No. 17 | 4 10 |
St. Mary's Chapter O. E. Star, No. 5 | 5 00 |
Royal White Star Chapter O. E. Star, No. 19 | 16 00 |
Hollis Lodge, No. 535 | 4 30 |
Bryson City Chapter O. E. Star, No. 16 | 5 25 |
S. S. Drew, Henderson | 5 00 |
Fifth Sunday School Vocal Union, Johnston County | 3 15 |
W. H. Murphy, Dillon, S. C | 5 00 |
C. A. Glover, Spring Hope | 2 00 |
Misses Swindell's and Jarvis' School, Belhaven | 3 07 |
J. J. McKanna, Reidsville | 10 00 |
J. O. U. A. M., Morganton | 1 90 |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 814 51 |
Orphans' Friend, subscriptions | 84 35 |
Orphans' Friend, advertisements | 65 00 |
Orphans' Friend, job work | 104 02 |
Shoe Shop | 73 75 |
Labor of boys in Furniture Factory | 69 59 |
Provisions and meals | 18 89 |
Sundries | 85 |
Marietta Lodge, No. 444 | 2 10 |
St. Paul's Lodge, No. 474 | 5 40 |
Rocky Ford Lodge, No. 430 | 3 00 |
Numa F. Reid Lodge, No. 344 | 11 66 |
Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 359 | 1 75 |
Winterville Lodge, No. 523 | 2 08 |
Mite box, Orr Lodge, No. 104 | 3 40 |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 5 07 |
Henderson Lodge, No. 229 | 14 66 |
Lenoir Lodge, No. 233 | 3 00 |
Joppa Lodge, No. 530 | 5 46 |
Waynesville Lodge, No. 259 | 3 00 |
Craighead Lodge, No. 366 | 10 00 |
White Oak Sunday School, Calypso | 4 98 |
Bethel M. P. Church, Davidson County | 4 55 |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 289 22 |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 173 40 |
Printing Office, job work | 110 79 |
Carried forward | $ 20,122 64 |
Brought over | $ 20,122 64 |
Printing Office, advertisements | 130 50 |
Shoe Shop | 71 60 |
Provisions and meals | 20 06 |
Sundries | 12 27 |
Camp Call Lodge, No. 534 | 3 15 |
Widow's Son Lodge, No. 519 | 5 65 |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 2 20 |
Carolina Lodge, No. 546 | 7 63 |
Vesper Lodge, No. 554 | 5 00 |
Marietta Lodge, No. 444 | 2 00 |
Farmville Lodge, No. 517 | 4 00 |
Winston Lodge, No. 167 | 31 67 |
Grifton Lodge, No. 452 | 1 60 |
Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 359 | 1 00 |
Hiram Lodge, No. 466 | 2 00 |
Sanford Lodge, No. 469 | 2 00 |
Mt. Vernon Chapter, O. E. Star, No. 2 | 1 80 |
Randolph Lodge, No. 309 | 1 06 |
Johnston-Caswell Lodge, No. 10 | 12 75 |
Orr Lodge, No. 104 | 6 00 |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 419 65 |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 260 40 |
Printing Office, job work | 72 10 |
Printing Office, advertisements | 6 81 |
Shoe Shop | 75 65 |
Labor of boys in Furniture Factory | 47 47 |
Farm products | 10 23 |
Provisions and meals | 8 25 |
Sundries | 4 54 |
Interest on Ellington note | 60 00 |
Drs. Hays & Booth, amount paid them in error | 62 50 |
Mt. Hermon Lodge, No. 118 | 25 00 | |
Mill Creek Lodge, No. 125 | 2 25 | |
Mattamuskeet Lodge, No. 32 | 2 00 | |
Rockville Lodge, No. 411 | 1 50 | |
Hickory Lodge, No. 345 | 2 15 | |
Marietta Lodge, No. 444 | 2 07 | |
King Solomon Lodge, No. 56 | 3 10 | |
Baltimore Lodge, No. 424 | 5 00 | |
Lincoln Lodge, No. 137 | 4 36 | |
Maysville Lodge, No. 547 | 2 00 | |
Franklin Lodge, No. 109 | 2 95 | |
Numa F. Reid Lodge, No. 344 | 8 20 | |
Rowland Lodge, No. 335 | 3 50 | |
Waynesville Lodge, No. 259 | 3 71 | |
Biltmore Lodge, No. 446 | 5 00 | |
Winston Lodge, No. 167 | 2 10 | |
Reidsville Lodge, No. 384 | 5 00 | |
Fairfield Lodge, No. 520 | 4 30 | |
Carried forward | $ 21,558 37 |
Brought over | $ 21,558 37 | |
Ashpole Lodge, No. 528 | 3 84 | |
Neuse Lodge, No. 97 | 1 00 | |
Granville Lodge, No. 380 | 1 45 | |
Siler City Chapter, O. E. Star, No. 9 | 3 60 | |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 414 52 | |
Orphans' Friend, subscriptions | 187 00 | |
Orphans' Friend, job work | 74 60 | |
Orphans' Friend, advertisements | 20 50 | |
Shoe Shop | 68 75 | |
Farm | 22 30 | |
Sundries | 6 67 | |
Singing Class, cash from O. O. Asylum | $ 15 00 | |
Concert at Franklinton | 52 75 | |
Concert at Louisburg | 68 79 | |
Friend | 05 | |
Concert at Youngsville | 45 00 | |
Concert at Smithfield | 24 50 | |
Concert at Clayton | 41 50 | |
Concert at LaGrange | 38 95 | |
Concert at Jacksonville | 114 00 | |
Friend | 50 | |
Concert at Maysville | 50 00 | |
Concert at Newbern | 150 00 | |
Concert at Snow Hill | 81 00 | |
Concert at Kinston | 60 65 | |
$ 742 69 | ||
Less expenses on the road | 90 28 | |
652 41 | ||
Quarterly State appropriation | 2,500 00 |
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company, interest | 71 25 | |
Joppa Lodge, No. 530 | 3 96 | |
Marietta Lodge, No. 444 | 1 30 | |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 2 00 | |
Orr Lodge, No. 104 | 5 00 | |
Dillsboro Lodge, No. 459 | 3 50 | |
Widow's Son Lodge, No. 519 | 4 00 | |
Rodgers Lodge, No. 525 | 5 00 | |
Winston Lodge, No. 167 | 1 13 | |
Rowland Lodge, No. 335 | 1 58 | |
Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 359 | 1 00 | |
Coharie Lodge, No. 379 | 1 60 | |
Dunn's Rock Lodge, No. 267 | 3 81 | |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 749 39 | |
White Oak Sunday School, Calypso | 7 49 | |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 207 72 | |
Printing Office, job work | 50 65 | |
Printing Office, advertisements | 10 00 | |
Shoe Shop | 68 85 | |
Labor of boys in Furniture Factory | 44 89 | |
Meals | 2 75 | |
Hauling | 13 97 | |
Carried forward | $ 26,775 85 |
Brought over | $ 26,775 85 | |
Concert at Grifton | $ 45 00 | |
Concert at Ayden | 72 00 | |
Concert at Winterville | 90 00 | |
Concert at Greenville | 91 50 | |
Concert at Farmville | 56 20 | |
Concert at Washington | 75 00 | |
Concert at Williamston | 61 74 | |
Concert at Belhaven | 118 00 | |
Concert at Roper | 60 00 | |
Concert at Hertford | 67 00 | |
Concert at Elizabeth City | 62 25 | |
Concert at Edenton | 77 01 | |
Concert at Winton | 57 00 | |
Concert at Ahoskie | 60 45 | |
Concert at Aulander | 51 25 | |
Concert at Rich Square | 77 00 | |
Concert at Scotland Neck | 56 00 | |
Concert at Tarboro | 76 55 | |
Concert at Spring Hope | 66 00 | |
Concert at Rocky Mount | 82 38 | |
Concert at Elm City | 50 00 | |
Concert at Selma | 30 00 | |
Concert at Dunn | 37 47 | |
$ 1,519 80 | ||
Less expenses on road | 128 13 | |
1,391 67 |
Oxford Lodge, No. 396 | 2 63 | |
Unaka Lodge, No. 268 | 10 00 | |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 3 10 | |
Mt. Hermon Lodge, No. 118 | 25 00 | |
Central Cross Lodge, No. 187 | 2 00 | |
Youngsville Lodge, No. 377 | 5 00 | |
Marietta Lodge, No. 444 | 2 00 | |
Winterville Lodge, No. 523 | 3 65 | |
Gatesville Lodge, No. 126 | 10 00 | |
Winston Lodge, No. 167 | 2 44 | |
Pleasant Hill Lodge, No. 304 | 5 00 | |
Eagle Lodge, No. 71 | 10 00 | |
Farmville Lodge, No. 517 | 5 65 | |
Pine Forest Lodge, No. 186 | 1 25 | |
Bugaboo Lodge, No. 490 | 2 75 | |
Dan River Lodge, No. 129 | 3 00 | |
Dunn's Rock Lodge, No. 267 | 1 87 | |
Wake Forest Lodge, No. 282 | 5 00 | |
State Road Lodge, No. 540 | 1 00 | |
Southern Pines Lodge, No. 484 | 6 78 | |
Burnsville Lodge, No. 192 | 4 41 | |
Greenville Lodge, No. 284 | 10 23 | |
Rockville Lodge, No. 411 | 1 00 | |
Chalmers Lodge, No. 151 | 5 00 | |
Carried forward | $ 28,296 28 |
Brought over | $ 28,296 28 | |
Excelsior Lodge, No. 261 | 14 45 | |
Rockingham Lodge, No. 495 | 1 00 | |
Johnson-Caswell Lodge, No. 10 | 16 00 | |
Concord Lodge, No. 58 | 6 00 | |
Adoniram Lodge, No. 149 | 2 00 | |
Lone Hickory Lodge, No. 512 | 5 00 | |
Raleigh Lodge, No. 500 | 10 32 | |
John Pearce, Polloksville | 4 00 | |
R. R. Pinkston, Henderson | 1 25 | |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 718 63 | |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 436 41 | |
Printing Office, job work | 129 20 | |
Printing Office, advertisements | 83 85 | |
Printing Office, stationery sold | 11 00 | |
Shoe Shop | 59 05 | |
Farm products, meals, provisions, etc | 21 60 | |
Singing Class at Duke | $ 76 50 | |
Singing Class at Fayetteville | 105 50 | |
Singing Class at Hope Mills | 32 50 | |
Singing Class at Red Springs | 71 00 | |
Singing Class at Maxton | 92 03 | |
Singing Class at Lumberton | 211 97 | |
Singing Class at Fairmont | 64 00 | |
Singing Class at Boardman | 102 00 | |
Singing Class at Chadbourn | 48 97 | |
Singing Class at Fair Bluff | 55 00 | |
Singing Class at Whiteville | 30 00 | |
Singing Class at Wilmington | 133 35 | |
Singing Class at Southport | 30 00 | |
Singing Class at Burgaw | 55 00 | |
Singing Class at Clinton | 25 30 | |
Singing Class at Warsaw | 25 00 | |
Singing Class at Faison | 20 90 | |
Singing Class at Mt. Olive | 55 00 | |
Singing Class at Calypso | 70 05 | |
Singing Class at Goldsboro | 33 20 | |
Singing Class at Whitakers | 50 85 | |
Singing Class at Enfield | 60 55 | |
Singing Class at Weldon | 56 40 | |
Singing Class at Jackson | 60 15 | |
Singing Class at Roanoke Rapids | 67 65 | |
Singing Class at Tabor Church | 5 00 | |
Singing Class at Littleton | 80 07 | |
Railroad fare refunded | 4 02 | |
$ 1,721 96 | ||
Less expenses | 152 87 | |
1,569 09 |
Quarterly State appropriation | 2,500 00 |
Interest from Raleigh Savings Bank | 40 00 |
Dividend 37 shares Oxford Cotton Mills (preferred) | 92 50 |
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company, interest | 42 75 |
Carried forward | $ 34,060 38 |
Brought over | $ 34,060 38 |
Mrs. Rebecca Baird legacy for 1906 and 1907 | 150 00 |
Winston Lodge, No. 167 | 1 08 |
Shawnee Lodge, No. 382 | 3 20 |
Greensboro Lodge, No. 76 and Corinthian Lodge, No. 542 | 10 00 |
Neuse Lodge, No. 97 | 1 10 |
Oconee Lodge, No. 427 | 12 75 |
Bayboro Lodge, No. 331 | 5 00 |
Oxford Lodge, No. 396 | 1 15 |
Lincoln Lodge, No. 137 | 1 80 |
Grimesland Lodge. No. 475 | 10 00 |
Spring Hope Lodge, No. 481 | 2 75 |
Golden Fleece Lodge, No. 74 | 2 61 |
Shelmerdine Lodge, No. 545 | 10 00 |
Cherokee Lodge, No. 146, and Grace Chapter, No. 10, O. E. S. | 11 32 |
Holly Springs Lodge, No. 115 | 6 50 |
Numa F. Reid Lodge, No. 344 | 6 75 |
Polloksville Lodge, No. 175 | 5 00 |
Winston Lodge, No. 167 | 1 20 |
Leaksville Lodge, No. 136 | 10 00 |
Black Creek Lodge, No. 330 | 2 00 |
Montgomery Lodge, No. 426 | 8 87 |
Rolesville Lodge, No. 156 | 10 00 |
Greenwood Lodge, No. 419 | 6 00 |
Bingham Lodge, No. 272 | 3 66 |
Joppa Lodge, No. 530 | 2 31 |
Ashler Lodge, No. 451 | 2 00 |
Rolesville Lodge, No. 156 | 1 00 |
Eno Lodge, No. 210 | 6 54 |
Dunn's Rock Lodge, No. 267 | 7 50 |
Neuse Lodge, No. 97 | 2 60 |
Balfour Lodge, No. 188 | 25 00 |
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 359 | 1 20 |
Kedron Lodge, No. 387 | 8 65 |
Wharton Green, Fayetteville | 5 00 |
Rent from Mrs. A. Kelly's property | 10 00 |
A friend | 1 00 |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 803 48 |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 202 81 |
Printing Office, advertisements | 8 37 |
Printing Office, job work | 74 21 |
Printing Office, sale of stationery | 5 00 |
Shoe Shop | 48 90 |
Farm | 6 04 |
Bread and provisions | 14 42 |
Refund of phone messages, Singing Class | 25 |
Sales on St. John's Day | 390 42 |
J. W. Rowell, an account of board of Singing Class | 9 00 | |
Evergreen Lodge, No. 303 | 5 00 | |
Glenville Lodge, No. 551 | 1 00 | |
Oxford Lodge, No. 396 | 1 05 | |
Carried forward | $ 35.985 87 |
Brought over | $ 35,985 87 | |
Shoal Creek Lodge, No. 518 | 9 66 | |
Henderson Lodge, No. 229 | 17 39 | |
King Hiram Lodge, No. 406 | 9 00 | |
Radiance Lodge, No. 132 | 7 78 | |
Patterson Lodge, No. 307 | 5 00 | |
Monroe Lodge, No. 244 | 3 25 | |
Mill Creek Lodge, No. 480 | 1 32 | |
St. Paul's Lodge, No. 474 | 3 24 | |
Winston Lodge, No. 167 | 3 80 | |
Patterson Lodge, No. 307 | 2 45 | |
Central Cross Lodge, No. 187 | 2 55 | |
Stony Creek Masonic Picnic Potecasi Lodge, No. 418 Rich Square Lodge, No. 488 Rich Square Lodge, No. 488 Charity Lodge, No. 5 Davie Lodge, No. 39 Winton Lodge, No. 327 Aulander Lodge, No. 516 Luke McGlaughan Lodge, No. 504 |
156 38 | |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 750 59 | |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 175 33 | |
Printing Office, job work | 118 58 | |
Shoe Shop | 64 00 | |
Provisions, meals, wood and sundries | 21 23 | |
Labor of boys in Furniture Factory | 8 50 | |
Oxford Orphan Asylum | 3 00 | |
Concert at Henderson | $ 39 00 | |
Concert at Kenly | 62 02 | |
Concert at Hillsboro | 69 15 | |
Concert at Burlington | 40 15 | |
Concert at Union Ridge | 45 00 | |
Concert and Picnic at Albemarle | 257 79 | |
Concert at Spencer | 68 10 | |
Old Dominion Division No. 375, B. L. E | 5 00 | |
Concert at Huntersville | 50 00 | |
Concert at Mooresville | 116 66 | |
Winston Lodge, No. 167, one-half of excursion to Mocksville | 141 30 | |
Salem Lodge, No. 289, one-half of excurison to Mocksville | 141 30 | |
High Shoals Picnic | 158 80 | |
Concert at Concord | 61 00 | |
Concert at Wilkesboro | 30 00 | |
Concert at North Wilkesboro | 71 20 | |
Concert and Picnic at Mocksville on account | 375 00 | |
Concert at Elkin | 43 55 | |
Concert at Liberty | 61 00 | |
Concert at Siler City | 33 10 | |
Concert at Sanford | 27 00 | |
$ 1,896 12 | ||
Less expenses on road | 289 09 | |
1,607 03 | ||
Carried forward | $ 38,955 95 |
1908
SEPTEMBER.
Brought over
$ 38,955 95
Joppa Lodge, No. 530
1 25
Widow's Son Lodge, No. 519
5 00
Hickory Lodge, No. 343
5 45
Lincoln Lodge, No. 137
1 90
Rich Square Lodge, No. 488
8 16
Marietta Lodge, No. 444
2 00
Wanchese Lodge, No. 521
10 00
Pleasant Hill Lodge, No. 304
4 95
Sanford Lodge, No. 469
2 14
Winston Lodge, No. 167
1 20
Grifton Lodge, No. 452
3 28
Unaka Lodge, No. 506
2 16
Neuse Lodge, No. 97
1 65
Perquimans Lodge, No. 106
3 50
Bayboro Lodge, No. 331
87
A. G. Bell, Apex
1 00
Myrtle Fuquay, Fuquay Springs
1 00
Fifth Sunday Vocal Union, Johnston County
6 00
White Oak Sunday School, Calypso
4 90
Sash, Door and Blind Factory
177 53
Orphans Friend, subscriptions
442 11
Orphans Friend, job work
29 60
Orphans' Friend, advertisements
4 50
Orphans, Friend, stationery sold
3 00
Shoe Shop
63 35
Sundries
23 03
Balance High Shoals Picnic
$ 20 00
Concert of Singing Class at Greensboro
125 80
Concert of Singing Class at Sanford
22 50
Concert of Singing Class at Carthage
53 00
Concert of Singing Class at Aberdeen
31 45
Concert of Singing Class at Hamlet
80 68
Concert of Singing Class at Monroe
67 50
Concert of Singing Class at McAdensville
43 00
Concert of Singing Class at Dallas
85 00
Concert of Singing Class at Gastonia
114 10
Concert of Singing Class at Bessemer City
38 51
Concert of Singing Class at King's Mountain
67 00
Concert of Singing Class at Shelby
100 00
Concert of Singing Class at Old Fort
69 08
Concert of Singing Class at Canton
70 75
Concert of Singing Class at Sylva
60 50
Concert of Singing Class at Bryson City
82 25
Concert of Singing Class at Waynesville
61 00
Concert of Singing Class at Biltmore
43 00
Concert of Singing Class at Morganton
55 30
Concert of Singing Class at Hickory
107 00
Concert of Singing Class at Lincolnton
80 32
Concert of Singing Class at Newton
50 35
Concert of Singing Class at Statesville
61 00
Concert of Singing Class at Taylorsville
29 05
Concert of Singing Class at Pittsboro
15 00
Concert of Singing Class at Forest City
55 05
Carried forward
$ 1,688 19
$39,765 48
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Brought over
$ 1,688 19
$39,765 48
Less expenses on road
179 41
1,508 78
State appropriation | $ 2,500 00 | |
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company, interest | 71 25 | |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent, from Disbursement fund | 250 00 | |
Central Cross Lodge, No. 187 | 1 80 | |
Shelmerdine Lodge, No. 545 | 6 02 | |
Coharie Lodge, No. 379 | 5 00 | |
Ashpole Lodge, No. 528 | 2 21 | |
Oxford Lodge, No. 396 | 1 08 | |
Rockville Lodge, No. 411 | 2 00 | |
Lincoln Lodge, No. 137 | 2 43 | |
Farmvil e Lodge, No. 517 | 3 10 | |
Orr Lodge, No. 104 | 5 00 | |
Hickory Lodge, No. 343 | 2 05 | |
Unanimity Lodge, No. 7 | 4 06 | |
Durham Lodge, No. 352 | 24 09 | |
Durham Chapter, R. A. M. No. 48 | 6 96 | |
Durham Commandery, K. T. No. 3 | 5 96 | |
Durham Council, R. and S. M. No. 7 | 2 04 | |
Joppa Lodge, No. 530 | 1 31 | |
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 95 | 7 25 | |
Marietta Lodge, No. 444 | 1 50 | |
Leaksville Lodge, No. 136 | 1 30 | |
Dunn s Rock Lodge, No. 267 | 2 00 | |
Rent Mrs. Kelly's property | 10 00 | |
White Oak Sunday School, Calypso | 2 16 | |
Eubanks Drug Company, Chapel Hill | 1 00 | |
Grand jury of Hertford County | 4 50 | |
Mr. and Mrs. Scruggs, Florida | 1 00 | |
Sash, Door and Blind Factory | 1,112 69 | |
Printing Office, subscriptions | 292 13 | |
Printing Office, advertisements | 35 50 | |
Printing Office, job work | 172 54 | |
Printing Office, sale of stationery | 4 43 | |
Shoe Shop | 47 25 | |
Sundries | 2 10 | |
Concert at Asheville | $ 303 10 | |
Concert at High Point | 72 14 | |
Concert at Randleman | 50 00 | |
Concert at Ashboro | 81 50 | |
Concert at China Grove | 36 50 | |
Concert at Mebane | 66 00 | |
Concert at Raleigh | 124 40 | |
Concert at Graham | 46 00 | |
Concert at Roxboro | 73 20 | |
Concert at Durham | 150 80 | |
Concert at West Durham | 42 00 | |
Concert at East Durham | 34 50 | |
Refund balance expense Durham to Oxford | 3 70 | |
Refund expense manager Liberty and return | 3 71 | |
Carried forward | $ 1,087 55 | $45,867 97 |
Brought over | $ 1,087 55 | $45,867 97 | |
Concert at Charlotte (including contributions of Phalanx and Excelsior Lodges) | 100 00 | ||
$ 1,187 55 | |||
Less balance expenses on road | 44 71 | ||
1,142 84 | |||
$ 47,010 81 |
Breedlove & McFarland, groceries | $ 2 92 |
Paris Dry Goods Company | 2 60 |
J. D. Brooks | 2 75 |
Baird & Perkinson | 3 15 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 17 00 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 11 25 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 6 20 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 65 34 |
E. A. Saunders' Sons & Company | 3 50 |
Joyner, Witz & Company | 8 62 |
J. E. Hurst & Company | 4 10 |
The Dunlop Mills | 111 20 |
Odell Hardware Company | 8 09 |
Bramhall, Deane & Company | 3 04 |
Young & Shelden Company | 3 40 |
James W. Ramsey & Company | 21 66 |
Hinds & Noble | 7 97 |
Binswanger & Company | 8 50 |
Swindell Brothers | 38 78 |
B. W. Wilson Paper Company | 7 65 |
The Globe Wernicke Company | 45 83 |
E. T. Jones & Company | 34 77 |
American Bible Society | 8 21 |
Richmond Type & Electrotype Foundry | 20 40 |
Antietam Paper Company | 158 52 |
Smith Courtney Company | 7 88 |
Binswanger & Company | 12 89 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 42 16 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 33 88 |
Southern Grocery Company | 15 29 |
Bryan-Marsh Company | 7 20 |
Swift & Company | 32 12 |
Bertha Rosenthal | 15 20 |
G. Rosenthal | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks | 1,341 71 |
W. J. Hicks | 496 20 |
Drs. Hays & Booth | 125 00 |
W. J. Hicks | 39 00 |
J. B. A. Kern & Sons | 44 50 |
J. J. Medford | 11 13 |
L. A. Dames | 8 35 |
Scott & Company | 17 33 |
Swift & Company | 19 50 |
Thomas-White Company | 21 60 |
E. A. Saunders' Sons Company | 35 85 |
J. F. White Company | 200 26 |
L. Thomas | 8 20 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 17 83 |
Carried forward | $ 3,208 53 |
Brought over | $ 3,208 53 |
R. L. Hamilton | 12 05 |
J. G. Hall | 8 25 |
J. E. Hurst & Company | 89 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 5 36 |
Landis & Easton | 13 75 |
The J. P. Davies & Company | 33 07 |
Parker & Hunt | 64 45 |
C. A. Stacy & Company | 1 15 |
R. H. Foerderer | 7 34 |
Odell Hardware Company | 4 90 |
C. H. Landis | 38 56 |
J. Robert Wood | 1 20 |
W. H. Gregory | 16 25 |
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company | 23 10 |
Binswanger & Company | 2 69 |
L. J. Steed | 5 34 |
J. T. Kerr | 1 15 |
Bramhall, Deane Company | 4 27 |
John Wanamaker | 3 73 |
G. B. Weiss & Sons | 2 75 |
S. H. Jones | 77 60 |
M. Blalock | 49 08 |
Baltimore Maryland Engraving Company | 3 75 |
Boney & Harper Milling Company | 4 55 |
Boyd Packing Company | 24 00 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 7 14 |
George Blome & Sons Company | 66 80 |
Daniel Miller Company | 62 72 |
Paris Dry Goods Company | 2 25 |
J. F. Edwards | 32 31 |
J. M. Currin | 2 00 |
N. B. Broughton | 4 56 |
C. W. Toms | 2 00 |
E. F. Lovill | 26 00 |
John W. Cotten | 11 98 |
G. Rosenthal | 50 00 |
G. Rosenthal | 4 81 |
G. Rosenthal | 7 50 |
E. A. Saunders' Sons Company | 50 35 |
J. T. Montgomery s Sons | 6 50 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 122 50 |
Swift & Company | 23 41 |
H. J. Heinz Company | 52 37 |
Mitchell, Fletcher & Company | 26 00 |
American Type Founders Company | 7 58 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 11 55 |
B. F. Bond Paper Company | 66 68 |
Antietam Paper Company | 14 31 |
M. Hessberg | 10 05 |
Binswanger & Company | 31 76 |
Parker & Hunt | 44 08 |
W. J. Hicks | 1,315 18 |
Carried forward | $ 5,680 15 |
Brought over | $ 5,680 15 |
W J. Hicks | 594 30 |
John W. Cotten | 8 55 |
Swift & Company | 22 70 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 1 15 |
E. A. Saunders' Sons Company | 60 26 |
American Type Founders Company | 240 63 |
G. B. Weiss & Sons | 70 84 |
M. Blalock | 15 20 |
G. O. Pitts | 161 43 |
Carey Machy & Supply Company | 60 03 |
The Watkins Hardware Company | 13 72 |
The Dunlop Mills | 76 40 |
J. W. & D. S. Fuller | 3 50 |
Raleigh Insurance & Realty Company | 30 00 |
L. Thomas | 42 22 |
C. H. Landis | 23 78 |
J. J. Medford | 14 40 |
Raleigh Iron Works Company | 69 60 |
Landis & Easton | 31 78 |
J. D. Brooks | 5 00 |
J. G. Hall | 18 09 |
Parham Brothers Company | 1 20 |
R. L. Hamilton | 12 85 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 6 30 |
J. F. White Company | 4 55 |
Odell Hardware Company | 21 66 |
Scott & Company | 6 00 |
Sydnor Pump & Well Company | 2 14 |
John W. Cotten | 6 00 |
J. F. Edwards | 76 69 |
J. Robert Wood | 6 66 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 20 05 |
Baird & Chamblee | 41 13 |
Cincinnati Cordage and Paper Company | 124 07 |
Binswanger & Company | 46 62 |
Knoxville Engraving Company | 20 85 |
Tanner Paint and Oil Company | 27 42 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 8 43 |
E. A. Sanders' Sons Company | 8 91 |
B. N. Duke, Trustee | 661 00 |
G. Rosenthal | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 1,421 96 |
Swift & Company | 42 01 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 31 01 |
Naval Stores Supply Company | 16 00 |
Stokes-Grymes Grocery Company | 44 44 |
Mitchell, Fletcher & Company | 76 00 |
Piedmont Produce Company | 24 30 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 51 25 |
Thomas-White Company | 19 20 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 160 87 |
Carried forward | $ 10,283 30 |
Brought over | $ 10,283 30 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 12 87 |
Boney & Harper Milling Company | 3 04 |
James I. Pritchett | 16 05 |
Scott & Company | 18 80 |
M. Hessberg | 45 04 |
Binswanger & Company | 3 66 |
J. L. O Quinn | 5 30 |
W. J. Hicks | 777 52 |
Baird & Chamblee | 38 35 |
C. H. Landis | 9 05 |
Durham Foundry and Machine Work | 9 88 |
Sydnor Pump and Well Company | 2 00 |
Westbrook Elevator Company | 85 00 |
J. F. Edwards | 8 65 |
C. A. Stacy Company | 17 85 |
Odell Hardware Company | 8 09 |
The J. P. Davis Company | 16 54 |
Parker & Hunt | 63 07 |
G. B. Weiss & Son | 51 03 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 18 96 |
John E. Hurst & Company | 11 46 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 75 99 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 7 96 |
Swift & Company | 35 38 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 12 16 |
Scott & Company | 20 70 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 10 80 |
J. F. White Company | 61 82 |
The H. Weisbrodt Company | 4 95 |
Royster Brothers | 10 20 |
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company | 8 23 |
John A. Ganger & Company | 3 09 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 18 00 |
Pearl Cotton Mills | 19 70 |
Cedar Falls Manufacturing Company | 23 24 |
Columbia Manufacturing Company | 16 17 |
Randolph Manufacturing Company | 11 76 |
Scott & Company | 13 20 |
Augusta Milling Company | 82 87 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 12 88 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 27 80 |
Swift & Company | 36 06 |
American Type Founders Company | 2 14 |
The Morris & Eckles Company | 42 86 |
J. J. Medford | 77 44 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 42 15 |
G. Rosenthal | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks | 1,369 68 |
G. Rosenthal | 4 22 |
W. J. Hicks | 525 08 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 19 47 |
Carried forward | $ 14,151 51 |
Brought over | $ 14,151 51 |
J. F. White Company | 16 99 |
Young & Selden | 7 00 |
J. F. Edwards | 10 15 |
Bullock & Crenshaw | 11 75 |
C H. Landis | 19 42 |
C. A. Stacy Company | 6 49 |
G. H. Faucette | 45 27 |
H. J. Heinz Company | 15 05 |
Thomas White Company | 24 00 |
Boney & Harper Milling Company | 3 08 |
J. M. Thompson Company | 51 76 |
Boyd Packing Company | 21 84 |
E. A. Saunders' Sons Company | 33 74 |
The Dunlop Mills | 80 90 |
Scott & Company | 5 80 |
C. C. Covington Company | 115 70 |
Swift & Company | 30 67 |
J. T. Montgomery s Sons | 12 52 |
Daniel Miller Company | 42 60 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 9 54 |
Drs. Hayes & Booth | 17 50 |
J. P. Stedman | 6 70 |
J. G. Hall | 9 10 |
H. W. Weisbrodt Company | 19 40 |
R. P. Andrews Paper Company | 7 06 |
Frictionless Metal Company | 6 17 |
Gray & Dudley Hardware Company | 2 72 |
Hirshberg, Hollander & Company | 15 00 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 10 80 |
Landis & Easton | 18 13 |
Baird & Chamblee | 39 99 |
Antietam Paper Company | 229 23 |
E. A. Sanders Sons Company | 20 73 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 7 96 |
L. Thomas | 19 10 |
Swift & Company | 28 93 |
Odell Hardware Company | 10 78 |
H. Mahler's Sons | 100 00 |
Drs. Hayes & Booth | 125 00 |
G. Rosenthal | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 1,425 93 |
Chandler-Byrd Company | 17 50 |
Swift & Company | 53 43 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 20 21 |
M. Hessberg | 63 42 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 22 81 |
Binswanger & Company | 25 93 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 15 00 |
Carrolina Roller Mills | 137 75 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 15 00 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary & Treasurer | 6 15 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 607 55 |
Carried forward | $ 17,870 76 |
Brought over | $ 17,870 76 |
Jno. D. Briggs | 110 81 |
Cincinnati Cordage & and Paper Company | 46 78 |
American Type Founders Company | 5 97 |
Boney Harper Milling Company | 3 36 |
Swift & Company | 26 98 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 5 00 |
R. L. Hamilton | 4 25 |
M. Hessberg | 79 78 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 59 55 |
Smith Courtney Company | 4 00 |
Binswanger & Company | 60 92 |
Thomas-White Company | 29 70 |
Watkins Hardware Company | 6 75 |
E. B. Moore | 2 50 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 45 25 |
J. P. Davis Company | 31 85 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 12 70 |
J. F. White Company | 55 18 |
J. G. Hall | 4 75 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 30 20 |
G. H. Faucette | 21 00 |
J. F. Edwards | 4 93 |
Eagle Paper Company | 24 99 |
Atlantic Refining Company | 22 34 |
American News Company | 4 50 |
J. Robert Wood | 36 00 |
J. J. Medford | 8 95 |
Landis & Easton | 9 50 |
L. Thomas | 7 37 |
Swindell Brothers | 52 30 |
C. H. Landis | 8 85 |
Gray, Dudley Hardware Company | 46 70 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 8 35 |
A. Williford | 61 50 |
Bragg Brothers | 9 00 |
J. B. Mays | 223 67 |
John E. Hurst & Company | 6 20 |
Whitaker Paper Company | 35 45 |
Bramhall & Deane Company | 7 50 |
Richmond Paper Company | 65 92 |
Richmond Paper Company | 41 74 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 1,559 65 |
Richmond Type and Electrotype Foundry, ptg. material | 13 65 |
Stokes-Grymes Grocery Company | 27 47 |
Binswanger & Company | 3 48 |
J. T. Montgomery s Sons | 5 00 |
Swift & Bompany | 13 98 |
Dunlop Mills | 80 40 |
Carried forward | $ 20,957 43 |
Brought over | $ 20,957 43 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 47 50 |
R. P. Andrews Paper Company | 32 85 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 697 53 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 25 07 |
G. O. Pitts | 9 50 |
J. F. Edwards | 14 [misprint] 0 |
C. A. Stacy Company | 24 [misprint] 7 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 6 90 |
Daniel & Company | 11 25 |
Oxford Furniture Company | 2 91 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 64 20 |
Caldwell & Topping | 153 85 |
Landis & Easton | 2 50 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 5 00 |
White Oak Coal Company | 54 73 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 13 91 |
C. H. Landis | 21 51 |
Parker & Hunt | 93 87 |
John P. Stedman | 4 60 |
Baird & Chamblee | 51 71 |
Swift & Company | 23 84 |
J. F. White Company | 15 21 |
Odell Hardware Company | 13 42 |
M. Hessberg | 70 90 |
J. F. Veasey | 203 85 |
John A. Ganger & Company | 42 34 |
Smith-Courtney Company | 5 34 |
Binswanger & Company | 73 73 |
Swift & Company | 26 18 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 72 75 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 5 00 |
E. A. Saunders' Sons Company | 30 07 |
Samuel Bingham s Son Manufacturing Company | 12 75 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 2 90 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 1,646 71 |
Carrolina Roller Mills | 71 06 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 8 44 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 8 00 |
J. B. A. Kearn & Sons | 32 80 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 18 79 |
Thomas Martindale & Company | 20 89 |
J. J. Medford | 16 94 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 9 15 |
Swift & Company | 60 38 |
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company | 36 15 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 1 60 |
The Dunlop Mills | 81 90 |
John D. Briggs | 41 20 |
The J. P. Davies Company | 47 77 |
Odell Hardware Company | 19 60 |
Carried forward | $ 25,065 55 |
Brought over | $ 25,065 55 |
Tower Manufacturing Company | 13 34 |
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company | 5 23 |
Landis & Easton | 10 64 |
John E. Hurst & Co | 16 81 |
Binswanger & Company | 6 32 |
Smith-Courtney Company | 24 05 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 741 83 |
G. O. Pitts | 536 57 |
L. J. Steed | 5 61 |
E. B. Moore | 5 00 |
Binswanger & Company | 7 39 |
Jewett, Bigelow & Brooks | 43 23 |
Thomas-White Company | 30 60 |
Hirshberg, Hollander & Company | 2 47 |
Goldsboro Brick Works | 423 75 |
J. T. Montgomery | 7 40 |
E. B. Moore | 7 00 |
Boney & Harper Milling Company | 1 92 |
J. F. Edwards | 38 45 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 5 00 |
Hamilton Drug Company | 6 20 |
J. J. Medford | 19 00 |
J. G. Hall | 3 41 |
Horner Brothers Company | 8 00 |
Harris & Turner | 3 00 |
J. F. White Company | 68 99 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 9 17 |
George Paschall | 91 50 |
Dunlop Mills | 83 40 |
North Carolina Building and Supply Company | 1 95 |
Ayer Tanning Company | 25 17 |
L. B. Turner | 5 32 |
J. M. Currin | 2 00 |
Dred Peacock | 11 05 |
John W. Cotten | 13 10 |
G. Rosenthal | 5 15 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 50 00 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 5 90 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 1,081 86 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 494 12 |
Drs. Hayes & Booth | 62 50 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 942 99 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 12 65 |
J. F. White Company | 45 35 |
L. A. Dames | 78 30 |
J. J. Medford | 29 17 |
E. B. Moore | 15 00 |
C. C Covington Company | 40 38 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 143 81 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 50 89 |
J. T. Montgomery's Sons | 4 00 |
Carried forward | $ 30,411 49 |
Brought over | $ 30,411 49 |
Boney & Harper Milling Company | 1 83 |
Landis & Easton | 4 65 |
J. E. Hurst & Company | 13 95 |
N. C. Cotton Oil Company | 78 00 |
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company | 11 11 |
Edwards & Broughton Printing Company | 30 75 |
Hamilton Drug Company | 1 85 |
J. G. Hall | 10 15 |
J. P. Stedman | 4 95 |
J. Robert Wood | 6 25 |
Young, Shelden Company | 4 50 |
Thomas Mills & Brother | 2 03 |
The Watkins Hardware Company | 23 27 |
J. D. Briggs | 75 80 |
Goldsboro Brick Works | 282 50 |
Smith-Courtney Company | 4 15 |
Binswanger & Company | 32 69 |
R. H. Foerderer | 7 70 |
M. Hessburg | 70 46 |
J. F. Edwards | 23 60 |
E. T. Barnum | 148 74 |
M. Hessburg | 8 11 |
L. Thomas | 7 50 |
The H. W. Weisbrodt Company | 95 60 |
Boyd Packing Company | 18 48 |
Cincinnati Cordage & Paper Company | 11 76 |
Bullock & Crenshaw | 9 05 |
Swift & Company | 172 05 |
A. Williford | 25 50 |
Odell Hardware Company | 10 78 |
Baird & Chamblee | 260 24 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 500 00 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 9 10 |
Ballard & Ballard Company | 96 80 |
Parker & Hunt | 133 79 |
E. B. Moore | 8 50 |
Watkins Hardware Company | 10 59 |
Tanner Paint & Oil Company | 15 43 |
Binswanger & Company | 13 80 |
Sanders Brothers Company, Incorporated | 17 29 |
Anderson-Wilson Paper Company | 1 25 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 50 00 |
Mrs. E. B. Pope | 13 50 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 929 78 |
H. Mahler's Sons | 75 00 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 399 15 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 669 61 |
John E. Hurst & Company | 6 17 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 9 20 |
Landis & Easton | 11 49 |
J. J. Medford | 8 46 |
Carried forward | $ 34,848 40 |
Brought over | $ 34,848 40 |
L. Thomas | 4 26 |
E. B. Moore | 4 50 |
Swift & Company | 37 96 |
Upchurch Brothers | 14 85 |
M. Hessberg | 68 73 |
Morris & Eckels Company | 11 66 |
Charles Winston | 41 40 |
J. F. White Company | 44 02 |
Hamilton Drug Company | 1 85 |
J. D. Briggs | 12 90 |
S. H. Jones | 41 69 |
Block Diamond Manufacturing Company | 4 20 |
Ball Engine Company | 30 00 |
Binswanger & Company | 31 79 |
Southern Printers Supply Company | 2 04 |
Binswanger & Company | 3 22 |
Antietam Paper Company | 164 16 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 62 19 |
American Laundry Machinery Company | 109 25 |
Thomas-White Company | 27 00 |
J. F. Edwards | 11 25 |
J. G. Hall | 7 40 |
George Paschall | 94 50 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 787 70 |
John W. Cotten | 11 00 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 421 74 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 762 86 |
Henry & Cupp | 270 01 |
Binswanger & Company | 4 39 |
Goldsboro Brick Works | 70 63 |
Jewett, Bigelow & Brooks | 151 70 |
American Laundry Machinery Manufacturing Co | 2 40 |
Standard Oil Company | 3 60 |
E. B. Moore | 14 50 |
Swift & Company | 12 00 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 103 88 |
Eugene Falkner | 18 83 |
The Dunlop Mills | 100 20 |
A. Williford | 15 00 |
E. N. Bragg | 4 50 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 11 68 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 7 35 |
The J. P. Davies Company | 31 85 |
Stewart Hartshorn Company | 3 90 |
G. Rosenthal | 2 90 |
Landis & Easton | 28 13 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 3 90 |
Durham Cotton Manufacturing Company | 26 99 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 36 99 |
Carried forward | $ 38,637 85 |
Brought over | $ 38,637 85 |
Upchurch Brothers | 1 50 |
B. W. Wilson Paper Company | 78 50 |
John A. Ganger & Company | 10 78 |
J. F. White Company | 52 37 |
Boney & Harper Milling Company | 4 00 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 21 48 |
J. J. Medford | 12 27 |
Smith-Courtney Company | 2 88 |
J. G. Hall | 8 75 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 5 47 |
E. B. Moore | 4 00 |
C. L. Hanthaway & Sons | 2 40 |
R. H. Foerderer | 7 13 |
Binswanger & Company | 3 42 |
Baird & Chamblee | 130 62 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 50 00 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 4 80 |
Binswanger & Company | 54 86 |
Houghton, Mifflin & Company | 17 04 |
Seeman Printery | 4 75 |
Southern Stamp and Stationery Company | 2 39 |
M. Hessberg | 71 89 |
Ayer Tanning Company | 29 59 |
B. W. Wilson Paper Company | 4 09 |
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Company | 26 97 |
Lester Book and Stationery Company | 3 12 |
American Type Founders Company | 18 16 |
Rutherford-Deitrick Company | 3 98 |
Street & Cockran Company | 9 33 |
Eugene Falkner | 18 70 |
Southern Grocery Company | 3 76 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 7 90 |
Swift & Company | 8 03 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 13 09 |
Pearl Cotton Mills | 35 46 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 1,523 52 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 242 32 |
Henry & Cupp | 275 65 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 8 30 |
E. B. Moore | 4 52 |
J. F. White Company | 211 91 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 23 19 |
L. Thomas | 2 92 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 5 98 |
Mitchell, Fletcher & Company | 75 50 |
National Packing Company | 14 19 |
J. J. Medford | 42 85 |
Swift & Company | 11 84 |
John P. Stedman | 7 22 |
J. G. Hall | 12 34 |
Tanner Paint and Oil Company | 11 05 |
Binswanger & Company | 9 33 |
Carried forward | $ 41,853 96 |
Brought over | $41,853 96 |
S. H. Jones | 20 00 |
J. A. Ganger & Company | 1 25 |
W. E. Cannady | 14 16 |
Southern School Depository | 2 10 |
American Book Company | 36 60 |
Hamilton Drug Company | 22 30 |
C. A. Stacy | 53 70 |
C. H. Landis | 36 01 |
Parker & Hunt | 2 65 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 69 55 |
Piedmont Produce Company | 2 37 |
M. Hessberg | 77 67 |
J. F. Edwards | 232 14 |
Eugene Falkner | 18 73 |
Miss Sattie Marler | 200 00 |
Drs. Hayes & Booth | 50 00 |
Carolina Rice Mills | 11 52 |
Carrolina Roller Mills Company | 97 00 |
J. M. Thompson & Company | 17 38 |
Daniel Miller Company | 1 63 |
The Macmillan Company | 18 75 |
Charles Winston | 67 50 |
The J. P. Davies Company | 31 85 |
Thomas Martindale & Company | 77 35 |
E. A. Saunders' Sons Company | 18 55 |
H. J. Heinz Company | 30 47 |
Swift & Company | 38 63 |
The Atkinson Company | 21 25 |
B. N. Duke, Trustee | 500 00 |
G. Rosenthal, Secretary and Treasurer | 50 00 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 1,441 41 |
John E. Hurst & Company | 203 27 |
T. W. Wood & Sons | 2 00 |
E. A. Saunders Sons Company | 48 25 |
A. Williford | 7 50 |
North Carolina Cotton Oil Company | 75 00 |
Jewett, Bigelow & Brooks | 39 90 |
Binswanger & Company | 33 49 |
Henry & Cupp | 256 02 |
J. G. Hall | 2 95 |
Hamilton Drug Company | 13 25 |
J. J. Medford | 131 69 |
Upchurch Brothers | 5 67 |
Long, Blalock & Haskins | 6 45 |
C. H. Landis | 8 70 |
Breedlove & McFarland | 8 05 |
J. F. White Company | 81 53 |
Landis & Easton | 9 11 |
Baird & Chamblee | 26 95 |
J. F. Edwards | 30 17 |
E. H. Crenshaw Company | 1 20 |
Swift & Company | 14 45 |
W. J. Hicks, Superintendent | 431 63 |
Balance to new account | 457 10 |
$47,010 81 |
To the Board of Directors of the Oxford Orphan Asylum:
BRETHREN:--October 31st closed another twelve months' work of the Oxford Orphan Asylum and it is our duty and privilege to submit to you the thirty-sixth annual report of the institution. We purpose to make the report in a simple, brief manner and it should be made in a thankful, hopeful spirit.
The Office Building is under roof, but not yet completed. We believe it will not be long before we will have in hand the funds with which to complete this improvement.
A permanent shed for the refreshment and dinner stands on Saint John's Day has been constructed. This shed will prove ultimately economical. It ministers greatly to the convenience and comfort of the large number of Masons and other friends who attend the annual celebration on our grounds.
These and other less expensive additions have cost about $5,200.00, when the value of service rendered by wood-working shop and farm is included.
Our esteemed brother, E. W. Jones, who had for nearly nineteen years been in charge of the printing department, died January 23rd last. He was a faithful, valuable, successful worker. He made life brighter and better for many homeless children and others. We feel sensibly this great loss.
Mr. F. W. E. Cullingford, of Danville, Va., in February assumed the management of the printing office. He resigned after three months to accept a more lucrative position. Since Mr. Cullingford's retirement, Mr. E. W.
Harper, who was for some time associated with Brother Jones in the work, has directed this department.
The Orphans' Friend and Masonic Journal circulation has grown a little and the paid up subscription list now numbers about 4,500 names.
We still hope that the number of subscribers to this paper will soon be more than doubled. By specially active, systematic effort this result should surely be accomplished.
The printing office financial statement is given in the appendix.
Brethren and friends who have to send away from their home towns to get job printing done, can secure at our institution neat work, promptly executed, at reasonable cost.
Eight boys are now under training in this department.
The wood-working shop did not last year approach the year before in volume of business done. The year was rather a hard one on an enterprise of this character. Its annual statement shows that it did not do well financially.
A dozen boys are instructed a part of each day in this department and they are obtaining practical experience which should add considerably to their equipment for useful effort.
We have not had recently any of our boys at work in the Oxford Furniture Factory and, therefore, an increased number of larger boys have been engaged in activities on the farm.
The farm and dairy afford opportunity for the wholesome, healthful labor and valuable training of many of our boys. We now have fifty-six young farmers and dairymen.
This department can, we are sure, be of still greater service in the production of food for the Orphanage community and in the making of men. Our farm should be more nearly a model one.
The SHOE SHOP employs nine boys. It continues to do satisfactory work and is another helpful industry.
The cooking, dining, sewing and laundry departments have necessarily been very active.
So far as we can judge, many of our girls are receiving excellent training industrially. They seem to be making real progress in learning to do efficient work.
We have four girls in the cook room, thirty-five in the dining rooms, fifty-eight in the sewing rooms, twelve in the laundry and two to perform service at the hospital.
A ninth grade has been added to the course. This addition became practically a necessity and we believe it is proving its value. The direction of the school feature of our institution is a part of the many duties of our Lady Supervisor. A due share of interest and effort is given the school and the results are apparent and very encouraging.
During the year four of our girls went from us to continue their studies in Seminaries or Colleges of the State.
The general health of the boys and girls has, during the greater part of the year, been excellent. No death has occurred in the twelve months.
Scarlet fever appeared among our children the middle of October, but it has been of an unusually mild type. Very few of the children have been sick enough to be in bed. All cases of the fever, when discovered, are promptly isolated at the hospital. Our physician does not expect any considerable epidemic.
In an Orphans' Home religious instruction and moral training are of first importance.
It may be enough to say in this report on this subject
that there are evidences, very clear and most inspiring, that God is at work in our midst and that many of the children are His servants and are growing stronger and better equipped for His service. This is a cause for deepest gratitude.
Statements as to the movement of children to and from the institution, as to applications for admission of children and applications for children to enter homes and the customary financial tables will be found in the appendix or supplement to this general report.
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We here mention the Singing Class tours. Interest in the concerts and in the cause the children were out in the State to represent has, we think, never been more greatly manifested. Had it not been for the heavy floods at the time of the second or western tour, the receipts from this source would likely have equalled the receipts of last year. On the first or eastern tour, favored with fair weather conditions, the financial returns were slightly in excess of those of 1907.
With traveling expenses alone deducted, the amount credited Singing Class account during the year was $7,939.72. Of this amount $64.65 was a remittance from the tour of 1907. A few remittances from the tour of 1908 had not come in before the year closed October 31st.
The net amount from the two tours of 1908 is found to be $6,663.20 after this amount is charged with the cash paid direct by the institution and with the printing department bill.
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In March Bro. J. W. Rowell entered the special service of the Orphanage as Field Worker. As the concert tour began in April and Brother Rowell resigned the work in August, the greater part of his duties were in connection with the Singing Class.
He is, we believe, a devoted friend and helper of this
institution. His resignation was due primarily to conditions in his home. No one has been appointed to succeed him.
In our judgment, brethren, a great opportunity is open to us to improve and extend the ministry of the Oxford Orphan Asylum by means of this field work well done. You will, I believe, agree with me that it is our sacred trust to see to it that such opportunities for rendering the institution more helpful are accepted.
A capable man is required at least five months each year to accompany the concert class on its tours. During the last ten years ten different brethren have been with the class for a shorter or longer time. We have usually been blessed in the character of men obtained, but quite often we have been unable to secure the services of a suitable brother who could arrange to accompany the class during the whole of any one trip.
A Field Worker can render especially valuable service on the concert tours and, during the remainder of the year, can be a most efficient assistant in the regular work at the institution and out in the State.
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At this point may I heartily express thanks for the support accorded this work by Masons, members of the Order of the Eastern Star, teachers and pupils in our Public and Graded Schools and by many other friends of God and men.
And may I also express sincere appreciation of the co-operation of the faithful and capable officers and teachers of the institution.
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It has been and is still essential to the maintenance and extension of the work of the Oxford Orphan Asylum that our regular appropriations be largely supplemented by voluntary contributions. During the past year we have endeavored to care for more children than ever before. At the close of the year we had three hundred and twenty-five boys and girls on our roll. The cost of living has advanced.
Our expense of maintenance has increased. We try to exercise the closest economy consistent with the interest of the work.
Confidently we believe that our brethren and others will respond to the prompting of God and enlarge their gifts to meet this increased need. The possibilities for improvement of the work are great beyond measure.
God declares Himself to be Father of the fatherless. This institution stands among the many witnesses to this blessed fact. Its testimony is clear and strong.
When the almighty and all-wise God calls us to service with Him. He thus expresses His love for us and for all men and He thus offers us an opportunity immeasurably great.
Have we not abundant reason to hope that this work will go still more blessedly, inspiringly forward?
Respectfully submitted.
W. J. HICKS,
Superintendent.
Usual statement showing movement of children to and from the institution:
Girls | Boys | Total | |
Children on roll November 1, 1907 | 163 | 154 | 317 |
Error last report | 1 | 1 | |
163 | 153 | 316 | |
Admitted during the year | 20 | 32 | 52 |
Readmitted | 1 | 1 | |
184 | 185 | 369 | |
From roll during year | 22 | 22 | 44 |
On roll November 1, 1908 | 162 | 163 | 325 |
Girls | Boys | Total | |
Went to own people | 8 | 16 | 24 |
Went to other approved homes | 10 | 3 | 13 |
Went to school | 4 | 4 | |
Ran away | 3 | 3 | |
22 | 22 | 44 |
According to records, 96 applications for admission of children have been received and referred to Executive Committee during the year. Of these 67 have been approved by Committee or Board of Directors; 18 have been disapproved; 7 are yet to be referred to Board; 1 was withdrawn before action of Committee; 3 have not been reported upon.
Records show that 108 applications for children to go to foster homes or to positions have been received in the twelve months.
The institution has placed 10 girls and 3 boys in foster homes during the year.
The usual financial or cash statement follows. Treasurer's report gives itemized statement.
Cost clothing, sewing room supplies and extra help | $ 786 99 | ||
Salary matrons | 747 67 | ||
$ 1,534 66 | |||
Less clothing and rags sold | 8 51 | ||
$ 1,526 15 |
Cost provisions and kitchen supplies purchased | $ 7,106 62 | ||
Salaries matron and baker | 854 00 | ||
7,960 62 | |||
Less provisions sold, meals, bread, St. John's Day receipts, etc. | 502 31 | ||
$ 7,458 31 |
Cost sundry supplies, furniture, postage, etc | $ 2,581 62 | ||
Salaries itemized below | 2,708 31 | ||
$ 5,289 93 | |||
Less labor boys in furniture factory ($180.94), sundry sales, etc | $ 213 88 | ||
$ 5,076 05 | |||
Salary paid superintendent | $ 1,000 00 | ||
Salary paid clerk and storekeeper | 900 00 | ||
Half salary paid lady supervisor | 456 68 | ||
Field worker, part salary $75.13 | 175 13 | ||
Baker for extra work | 50 00 | ||
Drayman | 199 00 | ||
Extra help | 27 50 | ||
$ 2,708 31 | |||
Carried forward | $ 14,060 51 |
Brought forward | $ 14,060 51 |
Cost supplies and new washer ($116.93) | $ 401 56 | ||
Salary matron | 316 25 | ||
$ 717 81 |
Cost supplies | $ 113 33 | ||
Doctor's salary | 300 00 | ||
Salary matron | 300 00 | ||
$ 713 33 |
Cost, labor, seed, fertilizer | $ 2,294 83 | ||
Salary farmer and assistant | 797 00 | ||
$ 3,091 83 | |||
Less sale products | 69 30 | ||
$ 3,022 53 |
Cost material, etc | $ 813 94 | ||
Salary manager | 712 50 | ||
$ 1,526 44 | |||
Less cash received for work | 828 05 | ||
$ 698 39 |
Cost wood and coal | $ 2,645 21 | ||
Less sale of wood | 1 00 | ||
$ 2,644 21 | |||
Less fuel (estimated) for wood-working shop and printing office | 400 00 | ||
$ 2,244 21 | |||
Net expenditures charged maintenance accounts above (average 314 children) | $ 21,456 78 | ||
Carried forward | $ 21,456 78 |
Brought forward | $ 21,456 78 |
Cost material, books etc | $ 114 30 | |
Salaries teachers and half salary lady supervisor | 3,985 07 | |
$ 4,099 37 | ||
Net maintenance and school accounts | $ 25.556 15 |
Cash expended this account | $ 393 58 | |
Less cash sales, rebates, etc | 2 87 | |
$ 390 71 |
Taking into the calculation our inventories, which are necessarily rather inaccurate, we make the per capita cost of maintaining each child for the twelve months approximately $66.00 and of maintenance and education about $79.00 above the earnings of the institution and the donations in kind used.
Annual financial statements are rendered for printing office and wood-working shop.
Cr. | ||
Cash from subscriptions,Orphans' Friend | $ 2,874 31 | |
Cash from advertisements | 384 15 | |
Cash from job work | 1,728 91 | |
Cash sale stationery | 23 43 | |
Received in trade for advertisements | 57 10 | |
General Asylum work (school $15.03) | 177 93 | |
Singing Class work | 273 30 | |
Accounts receivable, (job $1,366.81, adv. $359.63 | 1,726 44 | |
Inventory material on hand | 691 49 | |
Permanent improvements | 300 00 | |
$ 8,237 06 |
Dr. | ||
Material on hand last report | 853 38 | |
Accounts receivable last report | 1,113 23 | |
Expended paper, material, freight, etc | 1,998 92 | |
Salaries | 1,478 32 | |
Extra labor | 893 29 | |
Postage, Orphans' Friend | 208 92 | |
Work of smoothing stones, paid by advertising | 7 50 | |
Proportion fuel account | 100 00 | |
Wood-working shop bill | 37 82 | |
Accounts payable | 00 | |
$ 6,691 38 | ||
Profit | $ 1,545 68 |
Dr. | ||
Material on hand last report | $ 4,716 68 | |
Fuel (estimated) | 300 00 | |
Expended for lumber, etc | 3,270 16 | |
Salary manager | 900 00 | |
Extra labor | 3,415 19 | |
Work by printing office | 7 85 | |
Work by farm | 97 50 | |
Accounts payable | 12 20 | |
Bad debts | 70 31 | |
Accounts receivable last report | 2,553 83 | |
$ 15,343 72 |
Cr. | ||
Cash from sales and work | $ 7,766 31 | |
Accounts receivable | 1,157 03 | |
Bill receivable | 25 00 | |
Work and material for Asylum | 2,022 85 | |
Material on hand | 3,433 53 | |
Accounts payable last report | 00 | |
$14,404 72 | ||
Loss | $ 939 00 |
Provision account | $ 205 66 | |
Clothing account | 540 38 | |
Farm account | 47 15 | |
Hospital account | 20 40 | |
General expense account | 160 32 | |
Shop shop account | 33 75 | |
Improvements account | 110 00 | |
$ 1,117 66 |
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