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Westhampton, Mass.
Annual Reports
HAMPTO
WESTH
MASS
INCORP
STET
9,1778
ED
SE
1912
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE TOWN OF
WESTHAMPTON, MASS.
FOR THE
Year Ending February 1, 1912
ENTERPRISE PRINTING (O. EASTHAMPTON, MASS.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
1911
BIRTHS-19/1
1 Feb. 6.
Dorothy Helen Seymour
2 Apr. 19. Myron Joseph Foucha
3 July 28. Ralph Hervey Lyman
4
30. Elliot Shaw Blakesley
3 Nov. 29. Franklin J. Gillett
BIRTHS IN RECENT YEARS
'06
'07
'08
'09
'10
-1
12
8
S
9
MARRIAGES - 1911
1911 / July 19.
D. Burns Douglass Marion L. Bridgman
2 Sept. 21.
Willard F. Bryant Jennie B. Rhoades
MARRIAGES IN RECENT YEARS
'06
'07
'OS
'C9
'10
4
5
4
2
3
DEATHS
1911
/ Jan. 30.
William L. C. Adams
31-9-16
2 Feb. 15.
William I. Edwards
82-10-20
3 Mar. 13. Ester A. Janes
78-6-1
4 June 17. Susan Hall 69-0-0) 21-6-0
5 July 14. Francis J. Daley
¿ Aug. 9. Frank Snow
23-5-13 54-1-4
7 22. Wellington R. Thayer
8 Sept. 14.
Ralph H. Lyman 0-1-14 0-4-27
9 16. Myron Joseph Foncha
JoOct. 15. Mary Matthews
)/Nov. 16. Harriet E. Leonard
81-10-13 76-10-17
DEATHS IN RECENT YEARS
'06
'07
'08
'09
'10
5
12
10
5
Causes of deaths :- Fracture of skull 1, Arterio Sclero- sis 1, Carcionoma of the breast 1, Cerebral Hemorrhage 1, Phthisis Pulmonalis 1, Suicide 1, Acute Gastritis 1, Inani- tion 1, Infantile Marasums 1, Sudden from Angina Pectoris 1, Progressive Anemia 1.
5
DOGS LICENSED, 1911.
G. W. Graves, (2)
Mar. 6 B. C. Messenger
April 11 66 14
Earl Connery
4 H. S. Ives
M. G. Crandall
6 N. H. Boyer 60 17
W. R. Lyman, (3)
13 William Gillett 66 22
Mrs. F. Lyman 66
13 Frank Gillett
.6
24
J. H. Kingsley
66 23 Geo. Graves 66
24
S. A. Rust
" 25 Cullen Vinning 66
24
Levi Burt "
27 Lura Dodge 66
24
Mrs. E. C. Blakesley
" 28
H. L. Dodge 66
24
A. L. Hathaway
28
C. G. Loud
27
A. L. Snow
" 29
Nathan Damon May 10
G. L. Hathaway
" 29
George Damon
10
F. W. Blakesley " 30
Orren Cooley June 8
Geo Coleman
. 30
H. M. Clapp, (2) July 18
C. N. Loud "4 31
C. Benson
. 26
Allen Bluto
" 31
C. T. Williams
F. Howard
" 31
O. W. Bartlett
Aug. 9
E. G. Hathaway 66
31
Elmer Lyman
29
Mrs. Mary Knight Apr. 1
Frank Niles
Sept. 20
I. O. Shaw
66
1
66 J. Atwood 22
A. S. Bridgman 66
1
E. W. Payson
66
25
Orville Flint
1 H. J. Payson
25
L. W. Clapp
66
3 K. P. Menard 66
26
Olie Cole 66
3 P. Boucher
26
F. Hathaway :6
3 A. D. Montague 66
26
Arthur Witherell
3 Julius Billioux 66
26
C. A. Bartlett
.6
6 Almon Benson 66 28
Evelyn Hathaway 66
7
6
FINANCIAL STATEMENT F. A. Loud in account with the town of Westhampton
DR.
To cash received for 6 months ending June 1, 1911 For license of 41 dogs at $2.00 $82 00
10 00-$92 00 66 66 2 " " $5.00
CR.
By clerk's fees of 43 dogs at 20 cents $ 8 60
By cash paid County Treasurer 83 40-$92 00
DR.
To cash received for 6 months ending Dec. 1, 1911 For license of 14 dogs at $2.00 $28 00 66 2 5.00 10 00-$38 00
CR.
By clerk's fees, 16 dogs at 20 cents $ 3 20
By cash paid County Treasurer 34 80-$38 00
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCIS A. LOUD, Clerk
Westhampton, Feb. 1, 1912
I have examined the report of the Town Clerk and find it correct.
HENRY MILLER CLAPP. Auditor
TREASURER'S REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB, 1. 1912
DR.
Balance from last year $2,426 14
Northampton School Dept. 100 00
F. D. Bridgman, book case 2 00
Easthampton School Dept. 92 46
Interest on Thayer fund, Messenger Note 20 43
Interest on Wright fund, Messenger Note 4 59
State Treasurer, Independent Industrial School 305 72
City Boston School Committee Supplies 45 50
A. G. Jewett, int. on Wright fund 25 00
E. W. Kingsley, for cement
1 44
State Treasurer, Inspection animals
17 00
Northampton Institution Savings,
on note 1,200 00
Trustees of Whiting Street 72 50
State Treasurer, Corporation tax 15 49
66
National Bank tax 150 02
66 66 State Aid 136 00
Northampton School Acct.
178 02
State Treasurer, High School tuition,
special cases
300 00
State Treasurer, State Highway Loan fund $50 00
Southampton, tuition 2 00
Interest on deposits 15 22
Dog fund
89 90
Exilda Minard interest on Thayer fond 14 58
66 Wright fund 3 28
Income of Mass. School fund 1,105 68
Interest on Wright fund in bank 10 39
66 M. G. Strong fund 3 11
O. C. Bridgman fund 18 91
Interest from A. D. Montague, Col-
lector for 1910
14 79- $7,120 83
Amount of assessment
3,952 15
$11,072 98
CR.
By paid orders of Selectmen $6,012 23
66 66 School Committee 2,694 57
Balance due on 1910 taxes 121 90
1911 taxes 482 94
In Treasurer's hands 1,761 34-811,072 98
9
The above report shows a balance in the town's favor of $2,366.18, of which $2. 295.39 is school money.
Respectfully submitted,
A. K. CHAPMAN, Treasurer
Westhampton, Feb. 1, 1912
I have examined the accounts of the Treasurer and find them correct, showing disbursements to the amount of eight thousand seven hundred six dollars and eighty cents ($8,706.80) for which proper vouchers are ou file, and a bal- ance of cash on hand of one thousand seven hundred sixty- one dollars and thirty-four cents ($1.761.34) Due from Collector A. D. Montague, 1910 taxes, one hundred twenty- one dollars and ninety cents ($121.90). Due from said Col- lector, 1911 taxes, four hundred eighty-two dollars ninety- four cents ($482.94).
HENRY MILLER CLAPP, Auditor
ASSESSORS' REPORT
Real Estate valuation
$196,620 00
Personal Estate 66
52,165 00
Total valuation $248,785 00
Tax rate $15.00 per $1,000.00.
Real Estate tax
$2,949 47
Personal Estate tax
782 68
Polls
220 00
$3,952 15
TAX LEVY
State tax
$385 00
County tax
377 37
Highways
1,200 00
Schools
1,000 00
Town officers
400 00
Poor
200 00
11
Discount
150 00
Contingent
150 00
Overlayings
89 78- $3,952 15
Horses assessed
161
Cows
325
Other than cows
187
Sheep
1
Swine
81
Fowls
881
Assessors
A. D. RICE,
D. S. BRIDGMAN, - LEVI BURT, of Westhampton
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
HIGHWAY
LEVI BURT, SURVEYOR
Levi Burt
110 80
C. A. Bartlett
21 25
F. W. Blakesley
25 41
H. C. Carrington
5 75
C. N. Rhodes
4 50
E. J. Hathaway
3 00
Philip Arcouette
3 85
A. Delisle
2 35
Milton Snow
1 25
B. C. Messenger
2 00- $180 16
M. K. Parsons
10 00
Forbes, Hatch & Co., tile
108 00
66
" shovels
6 00
A. Delisle
2 50
66 drawing tank and freight
1 43
Milton Snow
1 25
Walsh's Holyoke Steam Boiler W'rks, tank 35 00
13
A. D. Rice W. R. Lyman, drawing tile
2 50
8 00-$174 68
$354 84
A. D. MONTAGUE, SURVEYOR
A. D. Montague 96 50
583 ft. plank 11 63
H. M. Clapp 1 50
Geo. Coleman, 1037 ft.
20 74
6. . . poles and work
2 75
Chauncey Graves
4 50
Clifford Graves
1 50
Arthur Dodge 5 40
C. Benson 2 75
E. J. Hathaway 20 46
G. L. Hathaway
17 50
A. L. Hathaway
14 00
Frank Hathaway
10 30
Willard Payson
3 00
H. J. Payson
13 50
I. O. Shaw
31 75
G. A. Witherell
55 25
E. H. Montague
9 55
W. H. Riley, tile
7 56- $330 14
P. A. CONNERY, SURVEYOR
P. A. Connery 134 50
A. T. Edwards 38 00
14
Aaron Fisher
14 50
Milton Snow
12 00
Albert Delisle
5 50
A. D. Rice
75
Peter Boucher
6 00
Julius Billioux
6 00
E. L. Gorham
5 00
M. G. Crandall
2 75
G. W. Graves
73 34
Allen Bluto
15 00
Charles Clark
18 00
A. T. Edwards, plank and stringers
4 21
A. D. Rice
3 80
Forbes & Hatch, tile
9 52
M. G. Crandall
2 00
Harry Crandall
80
Philip Arcouette
3 20
Arthur Arcouette
1 60
P. D. Paoli
2 40- $362 3%
STATE ROAD
Levi Burt
117 50
Alice Benson
12 00
F. Foucha
4 80
M. K. Parsous
37 00
C. G. Loud
31 00
Claude Seymour
15 00
E. H. Montague
29 00
C. N. Loud
34 50
15
F. A. Blakesley 53 00
C. A. Bartlett 41 00
A. Delisle
17 60
C. A. Rhodes
8 80
F. D Bridgman
43 50
B. C. Messenger
12 00
Arthur Arconette
17 80
Philip Arcouette
17 60
Edmund Connelly
14 80
Edward Connelly
14 80
P D. Paoli
14 80
Frank Hathaway
16 00
Fred Hathaway
14 40
T. P. Elwell
19 40
A. L. Snow
17 20
Harry Crandall
13 60
Raymond Bartlett
12 00
Philip Rust
13 75
E. W. Payson
9 60
H. J. Payson
31 00
Arthur Dodge 29 00
I. O. Shaw
32 00
Ernest Shaw
17 60
M. G Crandall
33 00
A. D. Montague
16 00
Milton Snow
26 80
Francis Vias
6 40
A. D Rice
30 00
Aaron Fisher
29 10
16
Aaron Fisher, gravel
37 75
Culverts 42 12
Cement
1 50
Dynamite
80
Bound stone
1 50- $993 02
IRON BRIDGE
Canton Bridge Co. 185 00
Levi Burt
27 75
E. J. Hathaway 6 00
C. A. Bartlett
5 50
H. J. Batchelder
4 50
Albert Delisle
4 00
A. D. Rice
8 00
D. S. Bridgman, cartage
8 50
Prentiss, Brooks & Co., cement
18 75
M. G. Crandall 66 railing
2 75
5 20
A. D. Rice, painting
1 50
A. T. Edwards, freight and cartage 1 29 Raymond Bartlett 15 -- $ 219 49
TOWN OFFICERS
E. B. Clapp, moderator 5 00-$ 5 00
H. M. Clapp, auditor
5 00- 5 00
A. K. Chapman, treasurer
50 00- 50 00
F. A. Loud, clerk 66 sealer
15 00
5 00
.
17
F. A. Loud, registrar
6 00
66 66 elector
4 00
recording 6 15
66
election
2 00-
38 15
D. S. Bridgman, assessor and selectman Levi Burt 66
36 75- 36 75
35 75- 35 75
A. D. Rice, assessor, select'an, ov'r of poor,
48 75-
48 75
H. C. Carrington, janitor of hall
20 00- 20 00
G. E. Knight, librarian 66 . constable
25 00
Franklin Howard, constable
13 00- 13 00
A. T. Edwards, cattle inspection 66
66 meat
12 25
66 quarantining
6 25- 52 50
C. G. Loud, meat inspection
36 00- 36 00
O. W. Bartlett "
22 0C- 22 00
A. K. Chapman, ballot clerk
4 00- 4 00
G. H. Batchelder
4 00-
4 00
$398 90
POOR
L. E. Berry, board of John Gravelin 32 50
Mrs. Joseph Gravelin, 66
94 50
Mrs. White 66 66
40 50
Mrs. E. Thibault
14 00
Dr. O. W. Cobb
12 00- $193 50
Almoners of Street and Wright funds
14 75
Street lamps
25 00
3 00- 28 00
34 00
18
Smith Agricultural school
470 00
State Aid
76 00
TAXES
State tax
385 00
County tax
377 37
Abatements
11 64
by Thayer fund
25 00
A. D. Montague, discount 1911
153 84
A. K. Chapman, balance due state
90 49-$1043 34
Note paid
1,200 00
Interest on note
4 6,
Fee on note
3 00
Fee recording mortgage
1 35-$1209 00
MISCELLANEOUS
G. H. Batchelder, insurance school house 31 32
N. A. Kingsley, Water Co., tub 5 00
Enterprise Printing Co. 28 20
A. W. Brownell, schedules and tax book
3 25
C. T. Bagnall, field books
1 75
R. W. Lyman, transfers of property
4 20
A. B. Black, road machine repairs
9 00
A. D. Rice, express .35, postage .50
85
G. L. Hathaway, wire fence school house lot 5 78 G. H. Batchelder, insurance library 14 40
J. R. Clapp, dog fund for library 97 75
E. W. Kingsley, mowing cemetery 6 00
Belcher & Taylor, plow points 86
19
N. A. Kingsley, Water Co. 9 00
G. H. Batchelder, insurance school house 7 20
Levi Burt, postage and express 1 12
6 record book
50
G. H. Batchelder, shovels and nails
1 95
66 oil, gasolene, mantles 9 30
Enterprise Printing Co.
3 50
O. W. Cobb, return of births
75
2 85
A. K. Chapman, smith work 16 postage
1 25
F. A. Loud, ink and postage
1 90
66 printing
4 95
F. Hayden, mowing lawu 1 50
C. Lord 66 66
75
Penalty on returns to state
7 00- $261 88
RECAPITULATION
Town officers $ 398 90
Highways
1,047 35
State highway
993 02
Iron Bridge
279 49
Poor
193 50
Smith Agricultural school
470 00
Almoners of Street and Wright funds
14 75
Street lamps
25 00
Taxes
1,043 34
Notes and interest
1,209 00
State Aid
76 00
20
Miscellaneous
261 88
Total Selectmen's orders School Committee orders
$6,012 23
2,694 57
$8,706 80
Balance Feb. 1, 1911
$2,426 14
3,952 15
Assessment From Treasurer's book
4,694 69-$11,072 98
8,706 80
Balance Feb. 1, 1912
$2,366 18
D. S. BRIDGMAN,
LEVI BURT,
S
Selectmen of Westhampton
A. D. RICE,
Westhampton, Feb. 1, 1912
I have examined the accounts of the Selectmen and find that they have drawn orders and have vouchers to the amount of six thousand twelve dollars and twenty-three cents ($6,012.23).
HENRY MILLER CLAPP, Auditor.
REPORT
OF THE
Westhampton Cemetery Association
RESOURCES
Dividend from Easthampton Savings Bank $20 78 66 Northampton 60 17 32
Received from Town, mowing cemetery 6 00
Balance last year 34 88-$78 98
EXPENDITURES
Labor 14 90
Fertilizer and grass seed Balance February 1612
3 90- 18 80
$60 18
MARY C. KINGSLEY, Clerk and Treasurer
REPORT OF THE
JOINT SCHOOL BOARD
TO THE DISTRICT COMPRISING THE TOWNS OF EASTHAMP- TON, SOUTHAMPTON AND WESTHAMPTON, FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1911 :
Received from the State Treasurer $500 00 Credited to Superintendent's salary : Southampton $187 50 Westhampton 112 50-$300 00
Credited to towns of district in proportion to each town's share of superintendent's time :
Southampton 125 00
Westhampton
75 00-200 00-$500 00
23
Received from towns of district on same basis as above :
Town of Southampton's share of Superintendent's salary $375 00 Town of Westhampton's share of superintendent's salary 225 00
Paid superintendent's salary for year ending June 30, 1911 $1,600 00
Net cost to Easthampton 1,000 00
Net cost to Southampton 62 50
Net cost to Westhampton
37 50
FRANZ WILLER, Chm., Joint C. N. LOUD, Secretary, $ Committee
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
STATEMENT OF SCHOOLS, TEACHERS EM-
PLOYED, ETC.
CENTER SCHOOL
Ruth J. Bridgman
Total membership
29
Average membership
23.63
Average attendance
22.13
Number over 15 years
0
66 under 5 years 0
66 between 7 and 14 years 22
66 weeks school 34
Not absent or tardy, Henry Hathaway. Not tardy, Clara Benson, Charles and George Burt, Lillian Clapp, Jo- seph, John and Winifred Hathaway, Frances Loud, May
25
Moulton, George and Ruth Payson. Tardy but once, Louise Clapp, Howard Loud, Emma Hayden, Raymond Blakesley.
NORTH-WEST Marion E. Lyman
Total membership 14
Average membership
12.68
Average attendance
12.10
Number of pupils over 15 years
0
66
under 5 years 0
66 66 between 7 and 14 years 14
Number of weeks school 34
Not absent or tardy during the year, Emily, Wilbur and Myron Hathaway, Walter and Ernest Witherell. Absent but one day, Ernest Galpin. Not tardy during the year, Arnold, Howard and Raymond Williams. Tardy but once, James Aldrich and Levi Hathaway. None of these pupils lived less than half a mile from the school-house and many of them more than a mile.
NORTH-EAST
Edith E. Grant
Total membership 11
Average membership
10.56
Average attendance
9.81
Number of pupils over 15 years
0
6.
under 5 years 0
66
between 7 and 14 10
66 weeks school 34
26
Not absent or tardy
0
Mabel C. Bridgman and Fay B. Montague were not absent two terms.
Three have entered the high school from here and the attendance has been quite small, with but little prospect of growing larger.
HILL SCHOOL Ella B. Townsend
Total membership
17
Average membership
13.6
Average attendance
11.94
Number of pupils over 15 years
0
66
under 5 years 0
between 7 and 14 11
66 weeks school 34
Not absent or tardy 0
There has been no one in this school who has not been tardy, and in some cases pupils have had as high as ten or twelve tardy marks, which would indicate that the parents were not much interested in having their children learn to be prompt.
SOUTH SCHOOL
Hattie B. Ewing, Ethel E. Jourdan, Margaret I. McGrath
Total membership 13
Average membership 12.50
Average attendance 11.41
27
Number of pupils over 15 years
0
66 60 under 5 years 0
66 between 7 and 14 10
66
weeks school 34
The attendance in this school has not been as good as usual, and we find it to be the case where we have been obliged to change our teachers every term.
There has been but little damage to this house, and re- pairs have been less than for several years.
LOUDVILLE SCHOOL Mary C. Powers
Total membership
25
Average membership
22.73
Average attendance
18.08
Number of pupils over 15 years.
2
66 6.
under 5 years 0
66 between 7 and 14 16
weeks school 36
Not absent or tardy
0
This school-house has been repaired and painted inside and outside, as we recommended last year, and is now in very good condition.
The attendance has been quite good, especially of those who have a permanent residence in the village, but several families have moved out during the year.
EXPENSES $2,074 78
Teachers' salaries
28
Northampton, tuition
300 00
Janitors
48 50
Fuel
81 75
Alma J. Bridgman, music
69 10
C. A. Loud, repairs
27 55
Material for repairs
7 78
C. T. Cobb, M. D.
21 00
Westhampton Water Co.
6 00
Oliver Ditson & Co.
1 56
Express on books, paper, etc.
3 50
Miscellaneous books for desk
6 50
Brooms, cups, wash basins, etc.
4 80
Chairs, axe, cleaning, etc. 4 75
F. D. Bridgman, services 1910 and 1911 6 00
C. N. Loud, services 103 days 1910 and 1911 25 00
A. D. Montague, services 1911 and 1912 6 00
$2,694 57
RESOURCES
Balance from last year
$2,168 30
Town appropriation
1,000 00
Mass. State School fund
1,105 68
High school tuition
300 00
Northampton, tuition
218 02
Easthampton, tuition
92 46
City of Boston, tuition
45 50
$4,989 96
29
Expenditures
2,694 57
Balance
$2,295 39
This large balance is not available for another year as the bill for supplies from Easthampton, the Superintendent's salary and an amount from Northampton, not charged until after settlement, was not put in this year, so there should be about $400 to come out of this sum.
Aside from the balance on hand, a large part of which will be used before the close of the year, as there are fifteen weeks more, we have expended $2,895.53 and have had $2,821.66, making $127.09 more than we had to use.
Respectfully submitted,
A. D. MONTAGUE, F. D. BRIDGMAN, CHAS. N. LOUD,
School Committee
Westhampton, Feb. 1, 1912
I have examined the accounts of the School Committee and find that they have drawn orders, and have vouchers for the same, to the amount of two thousand six hundred ninety-four dollars and fifty-seven cents ($2,694.57)
HENRY MILLER CLAPP, Auditor
REPORT
OF THE
Superintendent of Schools
To the School Committee :-
I respectfully submit the annual report of the Superin- tendent of Schools for the past school year.
At the opening of the school in September there were several changes in the list of teachers. The new teachers are: Miss Emma M. Wood at Loudville, Miss Bertha B. Camp at the North-east school, and Miss Ruby Barton at the North-west school. Miss Barton resigned at the end of the fall term, and Miss Ethel Corliss was engaged to take the position.
The work of the schools has been carried on along the same general lines as in the past. We try to make a con- stant improvement in the standard of the schools, and to put especial emphasis upon the studies that seem to be of the most importance to the pupils.
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LOUDVILLE
According to agreement the school in Loudville is under control of the Westhampton school committee, and the an- nual expense of maintaining the school is divided among the towns of Northampton, Easthampton and Westhampton in proportion to the number of days of attendance by the pupils of the three towns. The following report shows the number of days of attendance from each town, and each town's share of the expense of maintaining the school :
DAYS OF ATTENDANCE FOR 1910-1911.
Westhampton
1,424}
Northampton
1,028
Easthampton 7883
3,241
The cost of the school for the year was as follows :
Supplies from Easthampton, 1909-1910 $ 24 60
66 ..
1910-1911 34 89
Cost of music
18 00
Share cost of Superintendent
6 25
Share cost of school physician
4 25
Services of committee
8 00
Teacher's salary
396 00
Fuel
10 00
Janitor
10 00
Repairs
49 25-$561 24
32
Westhampton's share of expense in propor- tion to attendance
$246 68
Northampton's share 66
66
178 02
Easthampton's 66 66
136 54
Respectfully submitted,
W. D. MILLER
ARTICLES
IN THE
Warrant for Annual Meeting, March 4, 1912
Article 1. To choose a Moderator.
Art. 2. To choose a Town Clerk.
Art. 3. To hear and act on all reports presented at said meeting.
Art. 4. To choose all necessary Town Officers to serve the town the ensuing year.
Art. 5. To vote "Yes" or "No" on the question, "Shall License be granted for the sale of Intoxicating Liquors in this town."
Art. 6. To take any action in regard to the heating and lighting the Town Hall.
Art. 7. To raise such sums of money as may be neces- sary to defray town charges the ensuing year.
Art. 8. To see if the town will raise and appropriate
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money for the purchase of Forest Fire Apparatus.
Art. 9. To see if the town will appropriate for the observance of Memorial Day.
Art. 10. To see if the town will discontinue the high- way leading from the J. E. Janes place to near the house of the late S. D. Lyman.
Art. 11. To take action in regard to the collection of Taxes.
Art. 12. To see if the town will authorize its Treasurer to borrow money to meet current expenses in anticipation of Taxes.
Art. 13. To see if the town will change the time for posting warrants from ten to seven days.
Library Committee's Report
Balance from 1911
$ 123 72
RESOURCES
Dog fund
97 75
Interest from permanent fund 36 00-$257 47
EXPENSES
Expended for books and magazines $141 74
Balance in treasury 115 73
Number of books in library 33 81
Number of books added in 1911 90
Magazines taken 11
The library has received a gift of books from Mr. E. C. Bridgman.
A. D. MONTAGUE, MRS. E. B. CLAPP, Library Committee
HENRY S. IVES,
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