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Read and accepted,
CYRUS H. PENDLETON, Secretary.
Health Officer's Report.
As Town Health Officer I would respectfully report, as the law requires, for the year ending August 31, 1903, as follows :
During the year there were no known cases of measles, whooping cough, cerebro-spinal fever, or smallpox. There occurred during the year seven probable cases of diphtheria and two of membranous cronp. The diphtheria cases were all in or near Turnerville. Six of the cases developed the latter part of September and one in the early part of December. The first case of membranous croup developed near the first of October in the same family as the first six cases of diphtheria. The occurrence of this case led to the discovery of the cases of diphtheria preceding it, and to which it seemed to be secondary. These diphtheria cases were all of a mild grade; no physician had been in attendance and, of course, had not been reported. Diphtheria anti- toxin was used in the case of membranous cronp, with the recovery of the patient within a few days. The second case of membranous croup. developed near the first of December in the family of George A. Little,. the patient dying after about three days. Anti-toxin was used in this case also, but, it would seem, not soon enough for it to have a curative effect. The families in which the above cases occurred were quaren -. tined, the premises subsequently disinfected, and there were no known additional cases. The origin of the cases of diphtheria and croup was. not ascertained.
Of typhoid fever there was only one case, so far as known. This. was in the Second School District, in the family of Roswell K. Jones, developing early in August of the present year, contracted apparently
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at Crescent Beach. The case was severe and protracted, with the patient now convalescing.
During the month of August notice was sent to the committees in the several school districts to clean up and put the school rooms and outbuildings in good sanitary condition before the opening of the fall term of school. The school premises were subsequently inspected and found, in nearly all cases, in satisfactory condition. The remaining school premises were later found in a condition at least not deemed prejudicial to the public health.
Respectfully submitted,
CYRUS H. PENDLETON, M. D.,
Town Health Officer.
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List of Dog Registration in 1903.
1. S. E. Herindeen
2. S. E. Herindeen
3. Noble E. Lord
41. E. E. Foote
4. Noble E. Lord
42. Geo. F. Button
5. Clarence E. White 43. Geo. C. Tennant
6. Richard D. Stevens
44. Joseph Mono
7. Wm. Clinton Jones
45. C. Daniel Way
8. Edmund H. Horton
46. Hart E. Buell
9. Frank A. Prentice 47. Jacob Plattner
10. Wm. E. Latham 48. Con. Leary, Senior
11. Charles L. Phelps
12. John H. Fitzgerald
50. P. W. Turner & Co.
13. Joseph Ruschman
51. Edward A. Smith
14. Frank L. Bliss
52. William Weise
15. Joseph Ruschman
53. Edward A. Raymond
16. Mrs. Maria W. Ellis
54. Herbert E. Watrous
17. Oscar Bartholomew
55. Frederick Burnham
18. Giles H. Olin
56. Francis Kalixt
19. Alphonso II. Demensy
57. Francis Kalixt
20. William Hopper
21. Agnez M. Wood
59. Lewis A. Rathbone
60. Lewis A. Rathbone
23. August Schanb
61. C. G. Allen
24. Adolphus Parsno
25. August Schneider
26. Miss Genevieve J. Little
63. 64.
George Miner
Loren M. Lord
Dennis Keefe
28. James B. Noyes
29. Loren C. Chittenden
30. Mrs. Geo. D. Beach
31. Miss J. Alice Root
69.
C. W. Hutchinson
32. Wm. W. Jones
70.
Mrs. Susan R. Buell
33. William G. Swan
34. Everett G. Lord
35. A. F. Tefft
73. M. J. Daly
36. Ben Jones
74. J. B. Sloane
37. Ben Jones
75. I. Schoen
76. Miss Jennie McMahon
3S. Julius Hills
58. E. W. Bill
22. Giles H. Olin
62. N. S. Way
N. S. Way
27. Adny Glading
65. 66. 67. S. F. Maker
68. J. F. Mott
M. J. Daly 71. 72. Arnold Banmberger
39. Clarence II. IIanna
40. Sime Silberman
49. Mrs. Frank Frey
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77. Edward L. Doane
101. Lewis W. Phelps
78. Clarence E. White
102. Frederick P. Bissell
79. Benjamin C. Dingwell
103. James Robinson
80. A. E. Frink
104.
A. E. Hutchinson
81. Sarah B. Raymond
105.
A. E. Hutchinson
S2. E. P. Daly
106.
A. E. Hutchinson
83. E. P. Daly
107. A. E. Hutchinson
84. Jared B. Tennant
108. A. E. Hutchinson
85. Samuel Bycel
109. A. E. Hutchinson
86.
A. J. Loveland
110. A. E. Hutchinson
87. Mrs. Lottie Dingwell
111. Rufus R. Rathbun
93. Asa W. Ellis
112. Mrs. Bertha Keckeisen
95. Albert Goss,
113. Mrs. Charlotte A. Lockwood
96. L. L. & A. C. Spafard
114. William J. Warner
97. Mrs. Edw. Smith
119. Myer Lubchanskey
98. Agnez M. Wood
122. Mrs. Justin A. Kellogg
99. August Schneider
123. S. E. Herindeen
100. Adelle White
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS,
OF THE
TOWN OF
HEBRON, CONN.
FOR
1903-1904.
THE HALL & BILL PRINTING CO. WILLIMANTIC, CONN.
-
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS,
OF THE
TOWN OF
HEBRON, CONN.
FOR
1903-1904.
THE HALL & BILL PRINTING CO. WILLIMANTIC. CONN.
Treasurer's Report.
TO THE SELECTMEN OF THE TOWN OF HEBRON, CONN. : Town of Hebron in account with W. S. HEWITT, Treasurer.
DR.
Cash paid on Selectmen's orders,
$7,380 84
" Interest on Selectmen's orders,
587 65
" Interest on Town bonds, 972 13
.. " on Justice's orders,
49 40
" on Commutation tax,
144 00
" For tuition,
99 00
Bounty on foxes,
18 00
" Fees on fox bounty.
I 50
" Postage stamps for Town use,
I 00
" County Tax,
308 18
" Transportation for schools,
69 00
Balance in Treasury Sept. 23, 1904.
2, 191 82
-$11, 822 52
CR.
Cash balance in Treasury Sept. 22, 1903,
$1,189 37
received of Selectmen,
of Collector of Taxes,
6,137 94
from Lien,
52 00
from Justice cases,
45 83
"
for Dog Licenses,
145 59
for Schools,
1,484 55
for State Tax on stocks,
I19 55
for Tuition from State,
65 70
..
.. for Transportation, schools,
34 50
=
= Fox Bounty for State, II 50
-- $11, 822 52
2,535 99
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REPORT OF THE TREASURER, TOWN DEPOSIT FUND.
The undersigned would respectfully report that the principal of the Town Deposit Fund, amounting to $4, 159.91, is invested in Town orders of the Town of Hebron. W. S. HEWITT, Treas. Town of Hebron, Conn.
REPORT OF THE TREASURER, HEBRON SCHOOL FUND.
The undersigned would respectfully report that the income of the Hebron School Fund (old society) for the year past has been as follows, viz .:
Dividends from Hartford National Bank, $24 00
Interest on Town order for one year, 12 00
$36 00
and that the Gilead School Fund is invested as follows, viz .:
In Town order of Town of Hebron, Conn., $358 co The income for the year has been:
Interest on Town order of $358.00 one year, $14 32
W. S. HEWITT,
Treas. Town of Hebron, Conn.
Personally appeared, W. S. Hewitt, and made oath before me that the above is a true report as Treasurer of the Town of Hebron, according to the best of his belief, this twenty-third (23d) day of September, 1904. DANIEL W. WHITE,
Town Clerk.
Selectmen's Report.
To the Citizens of the Town of Hebron:
The Selectmen of the Town of Hebron hereby present the following report of the expenditures of said Town and accounts settled from September 22d, 1903, to September 23d, 1904:
Order Amount of Order.
I903.
No.
Sept. 24. 618 To Jennie McMahon, $ 1 15
Dog tax paid twice.
Sept. 26. 619 To Geo. I. Allyn, 13 80
Two men and oxen 92 hours.
Sept 26. 620 To L. A. Waldo, 3 00
Services as Chairman of School Board
and postage for year.
Sept. 26. 621 To A. L. Bissell, 12 60
2 1-2 days making enrollment, $5 00
Posting notices, 1 00
Paid for advertising, 1 75
Paid for printing enrollment list, 4 50
Paid express on enrollment list, 25
Stationery and postage, IO
Sept. 28 622 To B. C. Dingwell, 16 10
man and oxen on road 53 3-4 hours.
Oct. 3. 623 To Elias Thompson, 7 00
70 hours cutting brush.
Oct. 5. 624 To Dan Jones, 30 00
Work on road, balance of contract.
Oct. 5. 625 To J. H. Buell, II 06
420 ft. plank and timber for bridge, at ISc., $7 56
Repairing bridge, I 50
Repairing washout in road, 2 00
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Order No.
Amuunt of Order.
Oct. 5. 626 To Wm. S. Ellis, Maintaining watering tub, Oct. Ist, 1902, to Oct. Ist, 1903.
$ 3 00
Oct. 5. 627 To Geo. C. Tennent, 3 35
Work on road with oxen, $3 00
Repairing bridge, 35
Oct. 5. 628 To Julius Hills, 12 00
Work on culvert, $1 00
Sept. 21-22, two men and oxen, 9 00
I day making electors, 2 00
Oct. 5. 629 To E. L. Doane, 6 00
Man and oxen two days on road.
Oct. 5. 630 To A. L. Bissell, 16 30
Paid H. F. Porter, for services as moderator, $2 00
Paid F. Swagirt, for services as S. B. tender, 2 00
Paid W. O. Seyms, for services as S. B. tender, 2 00
Paid A. E. Hutchinson, for services as E. B. tender, 2 00
Services as Registrar, 6 00
Posting notices, 2 00
Stationery, 30
Oct.
5. 631 To C. B. Jones,
18 00
4 days services as Registrar, $S 00
Posting notices, 2 00
D. W. Post, for services as E. B. tender, 2 00
F. N. Jones, for services as S. B. tender, 2 00
W. C. Jones, for services as S. B. tender, 2 00
C. E Pendleton, for services as checker, 2 00
Oct. 5. 632 To W. S. Hewitt, 35 00
For services as Town Treasurer, Oct. Ist, 1902, to Oct. Ist, 1903.
Order 7
No.
Oct.
5. 633 To W. S. Hewitt,
Amount of Order. $ 1I4 46
For goods furnished town poor and Mrs. S. Holbrook.
Oct. 6. 634 To Griswold Burnham, 500 00
Loan.
Oct. 12. 635 The Conn. Hospital for the Insane, 26 29 For board of John Holbrook, July Ist, 1903, to Sept. Ist, 1903.
Oct. 13. 638 To Geo. Hardy, 8 IO
54 hours work on road.
Oct. 14. 641 To Dan Beckwith, 15 85
Cutting brush, "contract."
Oct. 19. 642 To Dan Beckwith, 5 00
Cutting brush, "contract."
Oct. 20. 643 To Elias Thompson, 3 50
Cutting brush.
Oct. 21. 644 To Frank Brown, 4 50
3 days work on road.
Oct. 27. 645 To Marshall Porter, 3 85
Receiving petition for commitment of Joseph Springman to Hospital for Insane, $ 75
Order appt. physician to investigate, 75
Order appt. Selectmen to investigate, 75
To recording 4 certificates, election of Town Clerk, I 60
Oct. 27. 646 To N. E. Lord, 21 00
April 21, 1903, 2 yoke oxen on scraper, $3 00
April 22, 1903, 3 yoke oxen on scraper, 4 50
May I, I man, I yoke oxen, I day, 3 00
June 10, 4 yoke oxen 1-2 day, 3 00
June 10, 5 men I day, 7 50
Oct. 27. 647 To the Hall & Bill Printing Co., 32 00
Printing 250 Town Reports.
Nov. 9. 650 To A. R. Gillette, 140 00
Part of State road contract.
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Order No.
Amount of Order.
Nov. 11. 651 To Fred Swagirt, $ 8 00
3 days, Oct. 19, 20, 21, work on road, $4 50 Returns of burials, March Ist to Oct. Ist, 3 50 Nov. 11. 652 To C. H. Pendleton, M. D., 23 50
For services as Acting School Visitor and Sec. Board of School Visitors. To report as Acting School Visitor for printing, 1 00
To annual report to Town of doings of Board, with reports of Acting Visitors, 2 25
Two copies for State Board of Edu- cation, 4 50
Keeping records of doings of Board, etc., 2 25
Postage and stationery, I 25
Medical attendance, J. Young. July, August, September, 7 00
Medicine, whiskey, etc., 5 25
Nov. II. 653 To H. F. Porter, 2 00
Man and 2 pair oxen 4 1-2 hours.
Nov. 12. 655 To George Hardy, 9 90
Work on road 66 hours.
Nov. 12. 656 To Susan R. Buell, 87 86
Board and care of poor Aug. I to Oct. 31.
Nov. 16. 657 To L. E. Winter, 70 00 Work on State road, part of contract, (Chestnut Hill).
Nov. 16. 658 To the Hartford Printing Co., 5 IO 350 tax lists, 1 8-sheet abstract.
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Nov. 16. 659 To C. H. Pendleton, Town Health Officer, 12 monthly reports to State Board of Health, $3 00 Placarding and quarantining case of membranous croup, 75
Placarding and quarantining case of diphtheria, 75
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Order Amount of Order.
No
Nov. 16. 659 Going to Turnerville to remove quar- antine, $ 75
Notices to District Committees relat- ing to school houses, 1 00
I I-2 days inspecting school premises, 3 00
Preparing report for year ending Aug. 31, 1903, for printing, 1 00
Written report to State Board of Health, 1 00
Nov. 21. 661 To Dan Jones, $ 5 00
Work on State road, with oxen.
Nov. 23. 662 To L. E. Winter, So 00
State road (Chestnut Hill), part of contract.
Nov. 23. 663 To D. W. Beckwith, 5 00
Cutting brush contract.
Nov. 23. 664 To C. A. Bensinger, 15 00
Io days' work on State road.
Nov. 24. 665 To Elias Thompson, 7 00
Cutting brush contract.
Nov. 24. 666 To Treas. Hebron Library Association, 50 00
Nov. 24. 667 To D. W. White, I 50
Damage to house by blast.
Nov. 28. 668 To Dan Jones, 10 00
Work on State road.
Nov. 28. 671 To Ben Jones, 12 50
Work on State road.
Nov. 30. 672 To George C. Tennent, 6 00
2 days work on road with oxen.
Dec. I. 674 To Simons Brothers, 2 00
Work on road with team, 5 hours.
Dec. I. 675 To G. F. Mitchell, loan, 635 00
Dec. 5. 676 To Edward Jones, 5 25
35 hours' work on State road.
Dec. 8. 677 To Ben Jones 25 00
Work with team on State road.
Dec. 8. 678 To Ralph Wright, Work on State road, Clark Hill. 19 13
IO
Amount of Order.
Order No. $ 30 00
Dec. 11. 679 To Dan Jones,
Io days work with team, Clark Hill.
Dec. 12. 680 To George Hardy, 24 50
163 1-2 hours' work, Clark Hill.
Dec. 19. 683 To E. T. Smith, C. L. Perry, E. M. Miner, 40 CO Services as Assessors.
Dec. 21. 685 To N. E. Lord, loan, 600 00
Dec. 21. 686 To F. R. Post, 21 48
July 21, I day to Hartford, account of A. J. Hanna, $2 00
Expenses, 3 23
Aug. 7, I day account dogs, 2 00
Sept. 12, self, man and oxen ro hours on road, 4 50
Sept. 26, I day making electors, 2 00
Oct. 23, 1-2 day account State road, I 00
Oct. 28, repairing bridge, 75
Oct. 28, paid W. Weise, drawing plank, I 50
Nov. 14, I day spent, Town business, 2 00
Nov. 17. Time spent account poor, 2 00
Dec., services as Selectman, 50
1904.
Jan. 9. 690 To Jordan Brothers, 9 72 16 feet 15-inch tile for Clark Hill.
Jan. 9. 691 To Conn. Hospital for the Insane, 26 29
Board J. Holbrook Oct. I to Dec. 31, 1903.
Jan. 9. 692 To G. F. Mitchell, loan, 175 00
Jan. II. 694 To W. W. Jones, 45 00
Work on road contract.
Jan. 20. 695 To Town of East Lyme, 98 75
Supplies and medical attendance fur- nished Mrs. Eugene Palmer and child, March to October, 1903.
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Order No.
Amount of Order.
Jan. 20. 696 To C. H. Pendleton, M. D., $ 39 50
19 certificates of death during 1903, $ 4 75 Io returns of births during 1903, Medical attendance of wife and child of Ed Miner, 4 50
Medical attendance J. Young, Oct., Nov., Dec., 12 75
Medical attendance A. J. Hanna,
March 22 to Dec. 7, 1903, 30 visits, 15 00
Feb. I. 698 To E. E. Foot, 4 95
Work on road, 2 men and team II hours.
Feb. 1. 700 To the Hartford Hospital, 29 29
3 weeks board and care of A. J. Hanna, $15 00 2 6-7 weeks board and care of John Long, 14 29
Feb. S. 701 To Susan R. Buell, 78 00
Board and care of poor Nov. 1, 1903, to
Jan. 31, 1904.
Feb. 16. 702 To. C. B. Jones, 5 00
2 days' services as Registrar, $4 00
Posting notices,
I 00
Feb. 19. 703 To F. R. Post, 5 70
For paid Rufus Rathbun, repairing washout, $ 75
Paid for 33 hours' work on road on
account of snow, 4 95
Feb. 27. 704 To Joel Jones, H. E. Buell, Dan Jones, 32 00
Services as Board of Relief.
Feb. 27. 705 To D. W. White, 59 45
Services as Town Clerk, Jan. 1, 1903,
to Jan. 1, 1904.
Feb. 27. 706 To A. L. Bissell, 7 00
2 days' services as Registrar, $4 00
Posting notices, I 00
Paid Penny Press, for advertising,
I 75
Stationery and postage,
25
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Order No.
Amount of Order.
Mar.
4. 707 To L. E. Winter,
Work on State road contract.
$ 25 00
Mar. 15. 710 To Clinton Buck, 7 50
Work on roads, account of snow,
Mar. 30. 717 To G. H. Hodge, 9 50
Reporting 19 burials from September, 1899, to March, 1904.
April 4. 719 To Dennis Keefe, Jr.,
4 00
Work on road, account of snow.
April 7. 721 To J. B. Slone, 45 00
Transportation of pupils from Eleventh
to Tenth District.
April 7. 722 To J. F. Mott, 2 55
Repairing scraper and drills.
April 18. 723 To E. L. Doane, 50 00
Part of contract, Doane Hill.
April 20. 724 To Dan Jones, 3 00
Work on road, account of snow.
April 25. 725 To Mrs. J. F. Simons, 4 50
Board and care of Sarah Austin 3 wecks.
April 26. 726 To A. W. Hutchinson, 84 00 5,250 feet bridge plank, at $16 per m.
April 29. 727 To Alfred Minor,
2 70
18 hours work on road.
April 27. 728 To C. H. Pendleton, M. D., IO 75
Medical attendance for J. Young, Jan-
uary, February and March, $9 75
Medical attendance Leveret Watrous,
1 00
April 29. 729 To E. N. Raymond, 2 70
Work on road with team 9 hours.
April 29. 730 To Conn. Hospital for Insane,
26 00
Board and care J. Holbrook.
April 30. 732 To C. W. Loomis,
8 25
Repairing washout,
$1 50
4 1-2 days cutting brush,
6 75
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Order
Amount of Order.
No.
May 4. 733 To Susan R. Buell,
$ 78 00
Board and care of poor, February I to April 30.
May 5. 734 To E. L. Doane, 100 00 Work on State road, part of contract.
May 6. 735 To Alfred Minor, 3 70
24 2-3 hours work on road.
May 9. 736 To Fred Prentice, 56 50
Services as Collector, $50 00
Paid for advertising and printing bills, 3 00
Paid for rate book, I 50
Paid for postage, 2 00
May 12. 738 To George Hardy. 6 00
4 days work on road.
May 14. 739 To Alfred Minor, 3 00
2 days work on road.
May 14. 740 To Frank Brown, 3 00
2 days work on road.
May 17. 741 To Ben Jones, 15 90 Man and team on State road, Clark Hill.
May 21. 742 To George Hardy, 9 00
6 days work on Clark Hill.
May 21. 743 To Alfred Minor, 3 00
2 days with scraper.
May 21. 744 To Frank Brown, 3 00
2 days work on road.
May 21. 745 To E. D. Lewis, 52 00
4 pair oxen, 2 men with scraper 4 days, $40 00 To holding scraper 6 days, 12 00
May 25. 746 To C. W. Loomis, 50 00
Part of contract road work.
June 3. 750 To Walter Wright, 15 00
Io days work on road.
June 4. 752 To H. E. Buell, 21 33
Damage to sheep and lambs by dogs.
June 8. 756 To A. S. Coats, 25 00
Work on road, part of contract.
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Order No.
Amount of Order. $ 10 80
June 9. 757 To George Hardy,
72 hours work on road.
June to. 758 To E. L. Doane, 75 00
Work on State road, part of contract.
June 13. 760 To J. M. Fogil, 32 60
Work on road, May 30 to June 8, with team.
June 13. 761 To Dennis Keefe, 54 co
2 men and teams on road, May 28 to June 9.
June 13. 762 To Dennis Keefe, Jr., 13 50
9 days work on road.
June 16. 763 To Hebron School Fund, 12 00
Interest on Town order No. 1040, May 2, 1901, to May 2, 1902.
June 16. 764 To Hebron School Fund, Gilead Society, 14 32
Interest on Town order No. 1277, Oct. 14, 1902, to Oct. 14, 1903.
June 17. 765 To George Hardy, 10 35
69 hours work on road.
June 21. 767 To Finley Brothers 25 large dog notices, 75
2 60
100 delinquent notices, 60
3 receipt books, I 25
June 21. 768 To Good Roads Machinery Co.,
23 25
2 ox shovels, at $6.25,
$12 50
I scraper edge, 8 50
Bolts and castings for scraper, 2 25
June 21. 769 To Jordan Brothers,
9 46
6 feet tile for Clark Hill, $3 65
26 7-8 pounds dynamite, 5 38
50 feet fuse, 43
June 21. 770 To Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald, 30 00
For services rendered as Acting School Visitor.
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Order No.
Amount of Order.
June 25. 771 To Julius Hills, $ 52 76
1903. Nov. 9. 2 men and oxen, work on bridge, $ 4 50
Sleepers, $1.60; spikes, .16, I 76
1904.
April. Work on culvert, 2 00
June 10 to 18. 3 men and oxen on road, 33 00
June 25. 2 men and team on culvert, 3 50
Work on road, part of contract, 8 00
June 25. 772 To C. W. Loomis, 25 00
Work on road, part of contract.
June 25. 773 To E. B. Bassett, 2 50
Reporting 5 burials.
June 27. 774 To J. E. Dingwell, 23 15
77 1-2 hours work on road with team.
June 28. 775 To Walter Wright, 23 70
15 8-10 days work on road.
June 29. 776 To Ben Jones, 7 00
Work on road, part of contract.
June 29. 777 To F. R. Post, 19 55
March 2, paid for 4 hours shoveling snow, $ 60
To Colchester twice and expenses, acct. of poor, 3 IO
March 26, I day letting roads, 2 00
May 14, time, acct. of sheep killed by dogs, I 50
May 28, services as Selectman, 50
June 4, 1 day to Middletown and ex- penses, 3 60
June 18, paid telephone, 25
June 23, 3 men, boy and two pair oxen I day on road, 8 00
June 29. 778 To H. F. Porter, 23 55
2 pair oxen and man with scraper, 2 days, $ 9 00
For use of oxen 97 hours on road, 14 55
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Order No.
Amount of Order.
June 29. 779 To F. T. Avery,
$ 32 00
100 feet 12 in. tile.
July I. 780 To W. J. Warner, 40 35 June 10, 11, 13, 2 men and oxen 3 days, $13 50 June 14, I man 7 hours cutting brush, I 05 June 16, 22, 3 men and oxen 43 hours, 25 80 July 1. 781 To Geo. Hardy, 9 00
6 days work on road.
July 2. 782 To E. D. Lewis, 19 50 13 days work on road.
26 00
July 25. 785 To Conn. Hospital for Insane, Board and care of J. Holbrook, April I to June 30.
Aug. 2. 787 To Susan R. Buell, 78 00
Board and care of poor, May I to July 31.
Aug. 6. 788 To C. H. Pendleton, M. D., 54 00
Services as Acting School Visitor, $24 00
Time spent in examination of teachers, 2 00
Medical attendance of Fanny Ban- ning, March, April and May, 27 visits, 13 50
Medical attendance of J. Young, April, May and June, 11 visits, 8 00
Medicine furnished, 6 50
Aug. II. 789 To Eugene P. Daly, 31 50 Work on road, men and teams 4 days.
Aug. 12. 790 To A. S. Coats, 5 00
Work on road, part of contract.
Aug. 13. 791 To C. B. Jones, 5 00
Service as Registrar 2 days, $4 00
Posting notices,
I 00
Aug. 15. 792 To L. E. Winter, 25 00 Work on State road, part of contract.
Aug. 15. 793 To E. L. Doane, 8 25
Man and oxen 27 1-2 hours on road.
Aug. 16. 794 To Ben Jones, 3 00
Balance of contract on road work.
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Order
No.
Amount of Order.
Aug. 19. 795 To Geo. C. Tennent,
$ 32 25
10 3-4 days work on road with oxen.
Aug. 23. 796 To A. L. Bissell, II 50
Services as Registrar 2 days. $4 00 Posting notices, 1 00
Paid Penny Press, for advertising, 1 75
Paid for printing enrollment lists, 4 50
Paid express on enrollment lists, 25
Aug. 25. 797 To L. M. Lord, 18 80
Man and team on road 5 days.
Aug. 25. 798 To Wm. Blythe, 2 OU
Work on scraper, $1.50; other tools, 50c.
Aug. 31. 799 To Geo. I. Allyn,
25 00
Work on road contract.
Sept. 3. 800 To J. E. Dingwell, 14 70
49 hours work on road with oxen.
Sept. 6. 801 To the three Selectmen, 600 00
Principal on 'rown bond.
Sept. 6. 802 To the three Selectmen, 9 63
Interest on coupon.
Sept. 6. 803 To Fred Smith, 6 00
Digging grave (Lockwood's), $4 00
Reporting burials, 4 months, 2 00
Sept. 10. 805 To Marshall Porter, 6 03
Town business.
Sept. 17. 806 To Geo. Hardy, 19 50
13 days work on road
Sept. 17. 807 To Fred Smith,
3 days on road. 4 50
Sept. 19. 808 To A. S. Coats, 5 00
Work on road, balance of contract.
Sept. 21. 809 To Walter Wright, 21 00
14 days work on road.
Sept. 22. 810 To P. W. Turner & Co., Work on road with team. 50 55
18
Order No.
Amount of Order. $ 25 00
Sept. 22. 811 To J. H. Wood, Work on road, contract.
May . 28. 812 To Emerald Jones, 27 00 Work on State road. . May 28. 813 To Dan Jones, ' 60 00 Work on road, part of contract.
SCHOOL REPORT.
Order 1903. No.
Amount Amount Items. Order.
Oct. 12. 637 To Treasurer First School District, $ 80 00
Four Weeks Fall Term Second Grade.
13. 640 Part of Fall Term, first grade, $ 25 00
31. 648 Four weeks Fall Term second grade, 80 00
Nov. 11. 654 Eight weeks Fall Term, first grade, 41 67
28. 670 Four weeks, Fall Term, second grade 80 00
28. 718 Four weeks, Fall Term, first
grade.
33 33
Dec. 28. 687 Four weeks, Fall Term, 129 58
Four weeks, Fall Term, first
grade,
33 33
Four weeks, Fall Term, second
grade,
80 00
Wood for Term,
16 25
1904.
Feb. I. 699 Four weeks, Winter Term, first and second grades. 113 33
Mar. 8. 709 Four weeks, Winter Term, first and second grades, II3 33
25. 713 Four weeks, Winter Term, first and second grade, I13 33
Wood for term, 13 75
April 30. 731 Four weeks, Spring Term, second grade, 80 00
May 10. 737 Four weeks, Spring Term, first grade, 33 33
20
Order No.
Amount Amount Items. Order.
June 2. 749 Four weeks, Spring Term, first and second grades, $ 113 33
$1,049 98
1903.
Nov. 3. 649 To Treasurer Second School District, $ 54 25
Eight weeks, teachers' wages, $52 00
Enumerating scholars, 1 00
Cleaning school house, I 00
1
Broom,
25
Dec. 28. 688 Balance Fall Term, teachers' wages, 52 00
1904.
April 7. 720 Winter Term, 12 weeks, 86 50
Teachers' wages, 78 00
Three cords wood, 8 50
June II. 759 Eight weeks, Spring Term, Teacher's wages, 57 12
57 25
Box crayon,
13
$250 00
Jan. 8. 689 To Treasurer Third School District: Teacher's wages, 72 days at I 25
90 00
Mar. 22. 712 Teacher's wages, 12 weeks at
6 25
75 00
June 7. 755 Teacher's wages, 10 weeks,
62 50
85 00
Wood and incidentals for year,
22 50
$250 00
1903.
Dec. 18. 682 To Treasurer Fourth School District, Teacher's wages, 16 weeks at $8.00
128 00
1904
Mar. 26. 714 Teacher's wages, Winter Term, 12 weeks, 96 00 III 85
Wood for term, 15 85
June 4. 753 Teacher's wages, Spring Term, 8 weeks,
64 00
Cleaning school house,
I 50
Enumerating scholars,
1 00
$306 35
Official Ballot
REPUBLICAN TREASURER TOWN DEPOSIT AND SCHOOL FUND WALTER S HEWITT SELECTMEN EDWIN T SMITH FRANK R POST REGISTRAR OF VOTERS ALFRED L BISSELL ASSESSORS
HENRY A SPAFARD CAREY L PERRY
BOARD OF RELIEF
JOEL JONES HART E BUELL
COLLECTOR OF TAXES FREDERICK PRENTICE CONSTABLES
FREDERICK A RATHBUN
JACOB PLATTENER
ARTHUR E HUTCHINSON
ELTON W BUELL
GRAND JURORS
FRANK W LITTLE CHARLES G ALLYN WILLIAM T WARNER AGENT TOWN DEPOSIT AND SCHOOL FUND LOREN M LORD SCHOOL VISITORS
JOHN H FITZGERALD
HART E BUELL
AUDITOR ALFRED W HUTCHINSON
Official Ballot
DEMOCRATIC
SELECTMEN
LEWIS W PHELPS
MERTON W HILLS
BOARD OF RELIEF
DAN JONES EDWARD M MINER
ASSESSORS CYRUS E PENDLETON ALFRED H POST SCHOOL VISITOR CYRUS H PENDLETON REGISTRAR OF VOTERS CARLTON B JONES AGENT TOWN DEPOSIT FUND CYRUS H PENDLETON TREASURER TOWN DEPOSIT FUND AND SCHOOL FUND CYRUS H PENDLETON GRAND JURORS
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