Hatfield Annual Town Report 1914-1924, Part 14

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Publication date: 1914
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Anna Shannon, teacher 123.25


Kate Doyle, teacher 369.00


Grace H. O'Brien, teacher


730.00


Helen K. Breor, teacher


769.75


Cecile E. LaFleur, teacher


569.00


Marion J. Hanley, teacher


35.00


Rhena M. Horton, teacher


380.00


M. Elizabeth Boyle, teacher


356.25


Anna C. Murphy, teacher


380.00


Grace W. Bardwell, teacher


400.00


Eva M. Bridges, teacher 114.00


Dorothy Woods, teacher


270.75


Margaret P. Ryan, teacher 419.88


457.04


Mary Ryan, teacher 15.00


Bessie D. Ranlett, teacher


144.00


Margaret Lovett, teacher 5.00


Marian C. Billings, teacher


130.00


Lina K. Billings, teacher


27.50


Mrs. Marion Belden, teacher 5.00


Frank Brehm, janitor 1,063.80


334.60


John Salvas, janitor 271.80


John T. Slattery, janitor 367.66


78.00


Mrs. Joseph Liebl, janitor


179.20


Conn. Valley St. Ry. Co., tickets


242.50


H. D. Smith, coal and wood 1,821.31


Teachers' Retirement Board


541.25


H. W. Wolfram, coal and rep.


636.95


John F. O'Deae, labor


38.33


Adam J. Smith, labor 45.00


O. Belden & Son, sewer 26.00


Maude E. Boyle, teacher


Geo. D. Kingsley, janitor


Howard Wolfram, janitor


14


Bernice N. Cutter, census,


19.00


John J. Betsold, wood


25.00


Fred G. Howard, sup. 31.87


Wm. P. Boyle, rep. 184.00


Geo. Eberlein, rep. 5.65


N. Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co.


34.65


Holden Patent Book Cover Co.


12.00


Phelps & Gare, clock


1.50


S. W. Kingsley, rep.


3.50


Empire New Eng. Co., books


39.50


Clarence Hawkes, books


13.15


Henry K. White, sup.


6.75


Arthur S. Wood, clock


2.50


Consolidated Dry Goods Co.


3.15


S. H. Field, stone 10.00


2.00


John C. Winston Co., books


12.65


Little, Brown & Co., books


316.01


D. C. Heath & Co., books


364.75


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, books


259.36


J. L. Hammett Co., books


990.92


American Book Co., books


54.60


Benjamin Sanborn & Co., books


124.44


Milton Bradley Co., books


210.00


Houghton, Mifflin Co., books


5.91


Ginn & Co., books


29.88


W. H. Riley & Co., rep. 20.59


Foster-Farrar Co., sup. 16.37


B. & M. Rd. ft. 13.17


Favr, Rhul & Co., book


64.01


E. E. Babb & Co., books 71.25


Am. Gas. Co., light 14.51


J. W. Heffernan, sup. 74.26


W. T. Fitzgibbons, rep.


9.29


Masnew-Young Co., sup. 35.80


D. Appleton & Co., sup. 28.42


A. F. Foote, ins. boiler


15


Lyons & Carnahan, sup. 24.27


Silver, Burdette & Co., sup. 1.02


Smith Academy, tuition 1,000.00


$25,571.80


VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY


F. H. Bardwell, Treasurer $100.00


CARE MEMORIAL HALL


L. H. Kingsley, janitor


$75.00


CONTINGENCIES


John H. Day, Town Hall chairs $12.50


H. D. Smith, coal Town Hall 53.38


Herald Job Print, reports and printing 351.50


Geo. Eberlein, rep. Town Hall 2.00


H. L. Pellam, care Town Hall 108.75


C. T. Bagnall, tax bills 13.58


W. & L. E. Gurley, sealer sup. 12.79


A. J. Bonneville, fumigation and reg. births 28.00


F. G. Vollingus, trans. assessors 5.00


Wm. C. Kingsley, trans. reg. voters 9.00


W. L. Stevens, ex. at Boston 46.53


Chas. A. Byron, reg. births 18.00


Hobbs & Warren, blanks 16.31


L. H. Kingsley, recd. births, mar. and deaths 131.50


L. H. Kingsley, serving warrants, sup., etc. 49.61


First Parish, rep. sheds 25.00


Auto List Co., list of autos 5.00


New Eng. Tel & Tel. Co., telephone 19.46


P. R. Mullany, post. town reports, envelopes 26.43


E. E. Davis, survey road 46.80


H. S. Gere & Son, sealer ad. .50


16


Johnson's Bookstore, coll. book


2.00


P. H. Chew, mtge book .


15.50


C. I. Stowell, Wilkin plot


4.00


John W. Moran, rep. clock face


110.00


Carter Ink Co., record ink


2.75


Fred G. Howard, sup.


2.80


Fred W. Schepp, rep. Town Hall


52.50


Amherst Gas Co., Town Hall 22.95


C. H. Chase, transfers 9.15


$1,203.29


PUBLIC LIBRARY


The Sherwood Co., books $383.36


A. R. Worwrath, books 6.07


Peter L. Balise, labor 1.25


Kate Wells, cleaning


1.75


Am. Gas Co., lights


21.65


Libraryi Boow House, books


22.21


Gaylord Bros., books


6.15


Carrie C. Cutter, magazines


40.40


Library Bureau, sup.


13.74


Ellen A. Waite, librarian


200.00


Margaret P. Ryan, assistant librarian


47.40


$743.98


SMITH AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL


Tuition


$331.47


MEMORIAL DAY


C. K. Morton


$124.00


17


NEW STEAM ROLLER


Buffalo Steam Roller Co. .$4,358.80


INSPECTION OF ANIMALS AND SLAUGHTERING


Fred T. Bardwell $115:20


E. S. Warner 256.50


$371.70


SCHOOL PHYSICIANS


Chas. A. Byron


$50.00


A. J. Bonneville 50.00


$100.00


PATCHING AND OILING STONE ROADS


Thos. J. Ryan, supt. $429.00


M. B. Ryan, labor 285.75


H. L. Stoddard, labor 252.00


Frank Borowski, labor 58.50


George Zapka, labor


130.50


Paul Urgulwicz, labor 159.75


John Holich, labor


78.75


John Jandinski, labor


81.00


Stanley Chowniski, labor 18.00


B. & M. Rd., freight


157.90


John T. Powers, team and labor


472.00


John L. Boyle, team and labor


384.00


Wm. H. Dickinson, team and labor


6.00


John S. Lane & Son, stone 81.07


The Barrett Co., K. P. and oil 2,202.60


$4,796.82


18


FIRE DEPARTMENT


J. F. O'Dea, runners on hose wagons $8.00


M. J. Ryan, salary fire chief 100.00


Fred Wentzel, labor and hose wagon 13.00


John J. Betsold, hose wagon 5.00


Thos. M. Day, hose wagon


5.00


H. W. Marsh, hose wagon 5.00


Kate Mullins, hose wagon


5.00


C. H. Crafts, hose wagon 5.00


$146.00


STREET LIGHTS


Amherst Gas Company $4,257.59


DEPOT ROAD.


Thos. J. Ryan, supt. $180.00


M. B. Ryan, labor 121.50


Jos. T. Ryan, labor 29.25


H. L. Stoddard, labor 165.00


Paul Urgulwicz, labor 112.50


John Jandinski, labor


99.00


Stanley Choineski, labor 36.00


George Zapka, labor 99.00


John Fusek, labor 76.50


Eddie Olenski, labor 13.50


13.50


Charles Filipek, labor


18.00


Wm. H. Dickinson, team


8.00


John T. Powers, teeam


196.00


John L. Boyle, team 272.00


H. D. Smith, coal 2.65


R. E. Donalson, stone


41.00


S. W. Kingsley, sand


19.65


New Eng. Metal Culvert Co. 265.05


Joseph Dombrowski, labor


19


Webster Box Co., sup. 20.83


Benj. Bernstein, rep. 4.65


Kimball & Cary, coal 78:45


The Barrett Co., tarvia X 417.60


J. S. Lane & Co., stone 899.93


$3,189.56


HAMPSHIRE COUNTY FARM BUREAU


Farm Bureau, treas. $150.00


CEMENT WALK


W. C. Tannatt, Jr. $1,584.20


BRADSTREET STONE ROAD


Thos. J. Ryan, supt. $384.00


M. B. Ryan, labor 297.00


Joseph T. Ryan, labor 222.75


George Zapka, labor


211.50


Stanley Choineski, labor


31.50


Ignace Berneski, labor


31.50


John Jandinski, labor


157.50


Paul Urgulwicz, labor


31.50


H. L. Stoddard, labor


351.00


Walter Mileski, labor


18.00


H. Lebmowski, labor


22.50


Walter Socolowski, labor


18.00


Eddie Olenski, labor


31.50


John Fusek, labor 18.00


Paul Cernak, labor


4.50


Frank Podriadis, labor


11.25


Chas. Filipek, labor


130.50


John Vachula, labor


45.00


Joseph Dombrowski, labor


54.00


20


John T. Powers, labor and team 464.00


John L. Boyle, labor and team 304.00


Archie P. Graves, labor and team 79.00


L. H. Wigiht, labor and team 96.00


Joseph F. Chandler, labor and team 8.00


James Mullins, labor and team 176.00


J. F. O'Dea, labor and team 80.00


Scott Harris, labor and team 28.00


C. H. Crafts, labor and team 32.00


Geo. Whitcomb, oil 14.00


Northampton Iron Works, C. basins


153.00


Waldo Bros., tools .


5.92


Wm. S. Murphy, labor


24.00


Foster-Farrar Co., sup.


3.40


Kimball Cary Co., coal


77.25


Webster Box Co., cement


18.00


F. G. Howard, sup.


6.35


Henry Goodbur, bound stone


6.25


B. & M. Rd, freight


295.63


M. T. Brennan, gravel


41.10


Geo. Eberlein, rep.


2.85


The Barrett Co., tarvia X 1,664.85


John S. Lane & Son, stone 4,442.23


$10,101.88


VALLEY ROAD


Thomas J. Ryan, supt.


$78.00


M. B. Ryan, labor 54.00


Joseph T. Ryan, labor 42.75


H. L. Stoddard, labor 18.00


George Zapka, labor 22.50


Charles Filipek, labor


45.00


John Jandanski, labor 36.00


John T. Powers, labor and team 96.00


E. N. Dickinson, gravel 8.55


21


John L. Boyle, labor and team


60.00


Alex Koyash, labor and team 52.00


Thos. M. Day, labor and team 32.00 Wm. H. Dickinson, labor and team 29.60


Ernest Godin, labor and team 68.00


P. T. Boyle, labor and team 44.00


John Vachula, labor and team 4.50


John F. O'Dea, sand 10.65


J. S. Lane & Son, stone 261.75


N. Y., N. H. & H. Rd., freight 311.81


$1,266.56


TREE WARDEN


Thomas J. Ryan, supt.


$12.00


M. B. Ryan, labor . 9.00


J. T. Powers, team 8.00


Michael Dulaski, labor


4.00


$33.00


RECAPITULATION OF ORDERS DRAWN-1920


State Aid


$78.00


Old Bills 419.03


Insurance


1,101.50


Bonds-Town officers 102.00


Town Officers


1,925.00


Ord. Repairs, Highways


3,433.13


School-Maintenance


24,571.80


Hampshire Co. Sanatorium


444.35


School Physicians 100.00


Contingencies 1,203.29


Public Library 743.98


Memorial Day


124.00


New Steam Roller


4,358.80


Inspection of Animals 371.70


22


Care of Poor 878.13


Repairs, patching, oil,-roads


4,796.82


Fire Dept. 146.00


Street Lights


4,257.59


Farm Bureau


150.00


Depot Road


3,189.56


Bradstreet Road


. 10,101.88


Smith Ag'l School


331.47


Cement Walk


1,584.20


Valley Road .


1,266.56


Smith Academy


1,000.00


V. I. Society


100.00


Care Memorial Hall


75.00


Tree Warden


33.00


Total


$66,886.79


Respectfully submitted,


Wm. H. DICKINSON,


E. A. BREOR, SCOTT HARRIS,


Selectmen of Hatfield.


I have this day examined the books of the Selectmen, and find them correct.


CHARLES E. WARNER,


Auditor.


Jan. 7th, 1921.


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LIST OF JURORS SUBMITTED BY THE SELECT- MEN OF HATFIELD-1921


Balise, Paul N.,


Farmer


Bardwell, Fred T.,


Farmer Farmer


Billings, Roswell G.,


Betsold, Frank L.,


Carpenter Farmer


Burke, William H.


Crafts, Caryll M.,


Farmer


Dickinson, William H.,


Farmer


Dickinson, Edward N.,


Farmer


Field, Sam'l H.,


Farmer


Graves, Murray B.,


Farmer


Day, Edward J.,


Farmer Insurance


Howard, Harry L.,


Merchant


Kiley, John W.,


Farmer Farmer


Proulx, Leon R.,


Farmer


Mullins, John W.,


Farmer


Morton, Gilbert E.,


Farmer


Marsh, Harry W.,


Farmer


Sheehan, John L.,


Farmer


Sheehan, Daniel P.,


Farmer


Slattery, Charles F.,


Farmer


Strong, Edson W.,


Farmer


Smith, Herbert D., Smith, Adam J.,


Farmer


Ryan, Edward A.,


Farmer Farmer


Ryan, Matthew J.,


Wight, Leland H.,


Merchant Farmer


Howard, Fred G.,


McGrath, Robert J., 2nd,


Treasurer's Report


L. H. Kingsley, Treasurer, in Account with the Town of Hatfield.


Dr.


To Balance in Treasury $4,291.78


Cash received from E. L. Graves, Coll. (1918) 1,418.93


Cash received from E. L. Graves, Coll. (1919)


16,147.04


Cash received from E. L. Graves, Coll (1920) 46,944.17


Treasurer, Water Commissioners 2,900.00


District Court fines 93.00


Pool and Slaughter licenses 9.00


Junk and State licenses 53.00


Sealer's receipts 60.60


Rent of Town Hall, janitor


165.00


Sale of school tickets


298.27


Camp Thompson, tel. bill


19.46


John L. Boyle, bal. of tile


16.00


S. A. Basket Ball, rep. Town Hall


9.35


Paul Zima, cem. plot


.50


Albert P. Watson, cem. plot


.50


Louis A. Webber, cem. plot


.50


Roswell G. Billings, cem. plot


.50


Reuben F. Wells, cem. plot


.50


Fred G. Howard, cem. plot


.50


A. F. Bardwell, cem. plot


.50


Paul Duga, cem. plot


.50


V. H. Keller, cem. plot


.50


John Jablonski, sewer entrance 33.00


Am. Sumatra Tob. Co., sewer entrance 33.00


H. D. Smith, sewer entrance 33.00


25


P. J. Whalen, sewer entrance 33.00


Ernest Godin, sewer entrance


33.00


P. T. Boyle, sewer entrance


33.00


Town of Whately, tuition


253.00


County Treasurer, dog fund


59.62


State-Mass. School Fund


1,310.52


Inspection of animals


79.75


Income Tax, Gen'l School Fund 2,800.00


Supt. of School Union 525.78


Highway Coms., Chap. 155 436.78


Corporation Tax


502.06


National Bank Tax 809.07


Income Tax 4,357.23


Highway Coms., Bradstreet Rd.


5,000.00


Vocational Trust Fund 98.04


State Aid


144.00


Interest on Deposits 314.09


Cash from Temporary Loans :-


S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 1, 23,987.99


S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 2 24,254.69


S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 3 .24,387.57 72,630.25


$161,946.29


Cr.


By cash paid Selectmen's orders $66,886.79


Interest on Water Bonds 2,000.00


District Court Fees 99.82


Director of Accounts 6.00


County Tax 4,240.10


State Tax


6,300.00


Special Tax


297.00


Highway Tax


708.00


Soldiers' Exemption 4.34


Civilian War Poll Tax


1,893.00


26


Treasurer Sinking Fund 918.00


Balance in Treasury 2,378.24


By cash paid outstanding Notes :-


S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 59 8,000.00


S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 57 15,000.00


S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 1 25,000.00


S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 2 25,000.00


7th Note and Interest-New Schoolhouse 3,215.00


$161,946.29


IN ACCOUNT WITH E. L. GRAVES, COLLECTOR


(1918 Taxes) Dr.


To cash received


.$1,418.93


Uncollected taxes


703.58


$2,122.51


Cr.


By uncollected taxes


$2,016.69


Interest collected


105.82


2,122.51


(1919 Taxes)


Dr.


To cash received


$16,147.04


Uncollected taxes


1,672.45


17,819.49


Cr.


By uncollected taxes


$17,514.69


Interest collected


304.80


17,819.49


27


(1920 Taxes) Dr.


To cash received $46,944.17


Uncollected taxes 22,039.35 68,983.52


Cr.


By Assessors' Warrant


. $68,841.26


Addition to Warrant 64.67


Interest collected 77.59 68,983.52


I have examined the accounts of the Tax Collector, and find that he has been credited by the Treasurer with the amounts of $1,418.93 of the taxes of 1918, $16,147.04 of the taxes of 1919, and $46,944.17 of the taxes of 1920.


CHARLES E. WARNER,


Auditor.


January 7, 1921.


WATER SINKING FUND


To thirty years four per cent Water Bonds $50,000.00 By Sinking Fund 31,076.67


SUMMARY OF TOWN ACCOUNT


To S. N. Bond & Co., Note No. 3 .... .. $25,000.00


Bills payable and due on side- walk contract 1,244.90


Due Smith Academy 1,000.00 27,244.90


28


Cr.


By uncollected taxes (1918) 703.58


Uncollected taxes (1919)


1,672.45


Uncollected taxes (1920)


22,039.35


Due from State Aid


78.00


State-Smith Schol


165.73


State Subsidy


188.55


Bills due


100.00


Balance in Treasury


2,378.24 27,325.90


Balance in favor of the Town,


$81.00


Respectfully,


L. H. KINGSLEY,


Treasurer.


I have examined the books and accounts of the Treas- urer of the Town of Hatfield for the year ending December 31, 1920, and find them correct. I find Selectmen's orders on file to the amount of Sixty-six thousand, eight hundred eighty-six dollars, and seventy-nine cents, ($66,886.79), with evidence of their payment by him, also, cancelled notes and receipts for County and State Taxes, and interest paid.


I find a balance in the Treasury of Two thousand, three hundred and seventy-eight dollars and twenty-four cents, ($2,378.24).


CHARLES E. WARNER,


Auditor.


January 7, 1921.


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PERPETUAL CARE CEMETERY FUNDS


Fund


Inc. '20


Exp. '20 $10.00


Bal. '20


H. W. Smith,


$12.00


$30.38


Augusta Wells,


14.71


10.00


347.76


Oliver Warner,


2.15


2.00


50.34


J. H. Sanderson,


4.34


4.00


102.30


Luman M. Moore,


9.14


8.00


214.72


Abby Dickinson,


3.96


3.50


93.15


Lucy L. Morton,


10.10


4.00


241.53


Charles Smith,


4.47


4.00


105.27


L. B. Field,


4.47


4.00


104.86


Rufus H. Cowles,


4.61


4.00


106.14


C. E. Hubbard,


4.68


4.00


109.76


Alpheus Cowles,


4.38


4.00


103.20


James Porter,


4.33


4.00


101.72


Daniel W. Allis,


6.57


5.00


155.16


J. H. Howard,


4.30


4.00


100.68


Fannie M. Burke,


4.38


4.00


102.50


C. S. Shattuck,


6.38


4.00


102.38


S. W. Kingsley,


100.00


E. S. Warner,


200.00


Reuben Belden,


100.00


Edward C. Billings,


25.00


25.00


500.00


C. G. Wilkin, for Library,


1,938.13


REPORT OF SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS


We have the following amounts deposited to the credit of the Sinking Fund :-


Haydenville Savings Bank $1,663.10


Easthampton Savings Bank 1,044.11


Northampton Institution for Savings 943.46


Amherst Savings Bank 158.00


Nonotuck Savings Bank 1,685.36


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Union Trust Co., Springfield 2,890.93


Springfield Five Cent Savings Bank 1,336.94


Springfield Institution for Savings 1,317.04


Florence Savings Bank 1,078.91


Mechanics Savings Bank, Holyoke 1,418.82


Springfield St. Railway Bonds


1,000.00


B. & M. R. R. Bonds


3,000.00


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Bonds 2,000.00


U. S. Liberty Bonds 2,000.00


U. S. Victory Bonds 2,000.00


Town of Hatfield Water Bonds 7,000.00


B. & M. R. R. Co., Coupons 540.00


$31,076.67


M. J. RYAN, JOHN J. BETSOLD, ERCENT E. GODIN,


Sinking Fund Commissioners.


I have this day examined the vouchers and securities of the Sinking Fund Commissioners and find them correct.


CHARLES E. WARNER,


January 14, 1921.


Auditor.


Town Clerk's Report


The vital statistics of the Town of Hatfield for the year 1920 are as follows :-


BIRTHS BY MONTHS


No.


Males


Females


January,


10


6


4


February


7


3


4


March


8


5


3


April


11


8


3


May


5


1


4


June


4


3


1


August


6


2


4


September


11


4


October


5


2


3


November


3


1


2


December


0


84


40


44


BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS


Father


Mother


Born in United States


16


19


Born in Poland


56


54


Born in Austro-Hungary


3


4


Born in Canada


1


0


Born in Czecho-Slovakia


6


6


Born in Newfoundland


1


0


Born in Scotland


0


1


83


84


5


2


July


32


BIRTHS FOR FIVE PREVIOUS YEARS


1915


1916


1917


1918


1919


92


122


101


90


98


MARRIAGES BY MONTHS


January 0


February


1


March


0


April


3


May


0


June


1


July


1


August


2


September


0


October


1


November


7


December


1


17


First marriage of both parties 12


Second of groom, first of bride


3


Second of groom, second of bride 2


The oldest and youngest grooms were 43 and 23 years of age, respectively.


The oldest and youngest brides were 40 and 17 years of age, respectively.


33


BIRTHPLACES OF PERSONS MARRIED


Groom


Bride


Born in the United States


11


13


Born in Poland


3


Born in Czecho-Slovakia


1


1


17


17


MARRIAGES FOR FIVE PREVIOUS YEARS


1915


1916


1917


1918


1919


38


29


28


14


26


DEATHS BY MONTHS


No.


Males


Females


January


3


0


3


February


1


1


0


March


5


1


4


April


2


1


1


May


0


0


0


June


2


1


1


July


1


1


0


August


1


1


0


September


4


3


1


October


1


1


0


November


3


2


1


December


3


1


2


26


13


13


:


34


No.


Males


Females


Under 1 year of age


13


8


5


Between 1 and 10 years


0


0


0


Between 10 and 20 years


0


0


0


Between 20 and 30 years


1


0


1


Between 30 and 40 years


3


1


2


Between 40 and 50 years


1


1


0


Between 50 and 60 years


2


0


2


Between 60 and 70 years


1


0


1


Between 70 and 80 years


3


2


1


Between 80 and 90 years


1


0


1


Between 90 and 100 years


1


1


0


26


13


13


AGE OF OLDEST PERSON DECEASED (Male) 92 years, 5 months, 11 days.


NAMES OF PERSONS DECEASED


Chester Kugler


John Warkiewicz


George C. Zwigaitis John Duga Joseph Szarmette


Mary Rose Balin


Margaret Louise Shea Elizabeth Zima Ruth E. Billings George Pasek Edith Niquette Henry E. Bardwell


Delia T. Healey Mary C. Saloas Thurville Dugal Cornelius Murphy Martha D. Graves Alfred E. Breor Sarah R. Wright Louis Murry Susan H. Graves Chester M. Barton William O. Graves Frank E. Bardwell


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DOG LICENSES


The number of dogs licensed during the year ending November 30, 1920, with the receipts and settlements of the account with the Treasurer, is as follows :-


85 Male dogs at $2.00 each $170.00


5 Female dogs at $5.00 each 25.00


$195.00


Less fees, 90 dogs at 20 cents each


18.00


Paid to County Treasurer $177.00


Respectfully submitted,


L. H. KINGSLEY,


Town Clerk.


Assessors' Report


Value of assessed personal estate


$448.036


Value of assessed real estate 1,984,789


Total value of assessed estate, $2,432,825


Value of assessed buildings $1,011,413


Value of assessed land 973,376


$1,984,789


Number of polls assessed 631


Residents assessed on property


423


Non-residents assessed on property 70


Number of persons assessed on property


493


For poll tax only


317


Rate of tax per $1,000


$27


Number of horses assessed


420


Number of cows


237


Number of neat cattle


41


Number of fowls


140


Number of dwelling houses


431


Acres of land


9,218


State tax


$6,300.00


State highway tax


708.00


State special tax


297.00


County tax


4,240.10


Town tax


54,524.00


Overlayings


2,772.16


$68,841.26


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Estimated bank and corporation tax $1,000.00 State income tax 4,000.00


Addition to warrant 64.67


Value of property exempt from taxation under Chapter 409, Acts of 1909 :


Literary institutions 71,036.00


Church property $46,200.00


Respectfully submitted, JOHN R. McGRATH, H. E. GRAVES, L. H. KINGSLEY,


Assessors of Hatfield.


Report of Library Trustees


PUBLIC LIBRARY


The report of the librarian, covering the work of the library for the past year is herewith submitted.


MARGARET A. MULLANY, PETER L. BALISE,


Library Trustees.


Report of the Librarian


To the Trustees of the Public Library :


During the year 1920, 373 books have been added to the library, 215 for adults and 158 in the juvenile depart- ment. The circulation of books and magazines during the year has been 5352 in the juvenile department and 4213 in the adult, a total circulation of 9565.


I hope that the community will make more use of the library during the coming year, and that our circulation may be materially increased. Now it averages between three and four books to each inhabitant of the town. In a neigh- boring city the average is ten books.


Books have been circulated in Bradstreet, West Hat- field and North Hatfield as usual, in charge of Mrs. Laura Belden, Miss Carrie Cutter and Mr. G. H. Danforth.


Miss Margaret P. Ryan assists Tuesday afternoons and Saturday evenings.


The library is open on Tuesdays from 3 to 5 P. M. and on Saturdays from 3 to 5 P. M. and 7 to 9 P. M.


FINANCIAL REPORT


ยท Balance from fines of 1919,


$4.88


Fines of 1920,


16.00


Sale of old papers,


3.92


:


$24.80


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Postage, express, supplies, Books,


$10.08 14.16


Balance on hand,


$24.24 .56


ELLEN A. WAITE,


Librarian.


BOOKS ENTERED DURING 1920


Fiction


Wanted : A Husband The Unspeakable Perk The Cross of Fire Lightnin'


The Trumpeter Swan Ruth of the U. S. A.


A Wild Goose Chase The Bargain True Paradise Auction


The Wall Between


Partners of the Out Trail


Up, the Rebels The Winds of Chance


The Great Desire


The Fortieth Door The Gringos


Jane Eyre That Affair at St. Peters Marriage While You Wait A Pagan of the Hills The Tempering The Matchmakers


Sam'l Hopkins Adams Sam'l Hopkins Adams Robert G. Anderson Frank Bacon Temple Bailey Edwin Balmer Edwin Balmer Nalbro Bartley Nalbro Bartley Sara Ware Bassett Harold Bindloss G. A. Birmingham Rex Beach Alexander Black Mary Hastings Bradley B. M. Bower Charlotte Bronte Edna A. Brown J. E. Buckrose Charles Neville Buck Charles Neville Buck J. E. Buckrose


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Tarzan of the Apes The Return of Tarzan The Branding Iron Hidden Creek Edgar Rice Burroughs Edgar Rice Burroughs Katherine Newlin Burt Katherine Newlin Burt The Escape of Mr. Trimm Simon Sunny Ducrow The Threshold The Clutch of Circumstance Bambi Irvin S. Cobb J. Storer Clouston Henry St. John Cooper Marjorie Benton Cooke Marjorie Benton Cooke Marjorie Benton Cooke The Girl Who Lived in the Woods Marjorie Benton Cooke


The Crimson Alibi The Vindication


Joyce of the North Woods


The Land They Loved Some of us are Married Back to God's Country Kazan Baree, son of Kazan Philip Steel


The Courage of Marge O'Doone


The Valley of Silent Men All Wool Morrison


The Little House An Old Chester Secret The Top of the World The Farmer of Roaring Run Whispers Hands Off The Man from Ashaluna The Foolish Lovers The Money Moon Black Bartlemy's Treasure The Fur Bringers Erskine Dale, pioneer Youth in Harley


Octavus Roy Cohen Harriet T. Comstock Harriet T. Comstock G. D. Cummins Mary Stewart Cutting James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood Holman Day Coningsby Dawson Margaret Deland Ethel M. Dell Mary Dillon Louis Dodge Beulah Marie Dix Henry Payson Dowst St. John E. Ervine Jeffery Farnol Jeffery Farnol Hurlbert Footner John Fox, Jr. G. H. Gerould


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Judith of Blue Lake Ranch The Joyous Troublemaker Six Feet Four The Mysterious Rider Heritage of the Desert


Riders of the Purple Sage Desert Gold


The Man of the Forest


Midnight of the Ranges


The Man Nobody Knew


The Melwood Mystery


Mrs. Marsden


The Way Out


The Man from Tall Timber


A Mysterious Disappearance The House Around the Corner


Leave it to Doris


The Thirteenth Commandment Loudwater Mystery


The House of Whispers


The Mystery in the Ritzmore


The Wings of Youth


The Golden Block


The Thread of Flame


Overland Red


Lost Farm Camp


The Ridin' Kid from Powder River Henry Herbert Knibbs


Stephen March's Way


Kindred of the Dust Love Time in Picardy


The Man with the Lamp The Chinese Coat


Main Street Free Air The Mystery of the Yellow Room The White Cipher


Jackson Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Gregory Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey George Gilbert Holworthy Hall James Hay, Jr. Robert Hichens Emerson Hough Thom. K. Holmes Gordon Holmes Gorden Holmes Ethel Hueston Rupert Hughes Edgar Jepson William Johnston William Johnston Elizabeth Jordan Sophie Kerr Basil King Henry Herbert Knibbs Henry Herbert Knibbs


Henry Herbert Knibbs


Peter Kyne Wm. Addison Lathrop Janet Laing Jeannette Lee Sinclair Lewis Sinclair Lewis Gaston Leroux Henry Leverage


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The Portygee Mary Gusla The House of Baltazar The Witness The Best Man The Girl, a Horse and a Dog Winning the Wilderness A Fool and His Money Sherry The Alternative The Exploits of Bilge and Ma The Man with Three Names Pidgin Island The Yellow Typhoon Poor Relations Mildew Manse Sir Henry The Honor of the Clintons The Worldlings Kathleen Harriet and the Piper The Purple Heights A Woman Named Smith Slippy McGee Stafford's Island The Wicked Marquis The Great Impersonation A Maker of History Lord Tony's Wife The Man in Gray From Now On Further Adventures of Jimmy Dale The Miracle Man No Defense Miser's Money Mary, Marie


Joseph C. Lincoln Joseph C. Lincoln Wm. J. Locke Grace L. H. Lutz Grace L. H. Lutz Francis Lynde Margaret Hill McCarter Geo. Barr Mccutcheon Geo. Barr Mccutcheon Geo. Barr Mccutcheon Peter Clark McFarlane Harold MacGrath Harold MacGrath Harold McGrath Compton Mackenzie Belle K. Maniates Archibald Marshall Archibald Marshall Leonard Merrick Christopher Morley Kathleen Norris Marie Conway Oemler Marie Conway Oemler Marie Conway Oemler Florence Olmstead E. Phillips Oppenheim E. Phillips Oppenheim E. Phillips Oppenheim Baroness Orczy Baroness Orczy Frank L. Packard Frank L. Packard Frank L. Packard Sir Gilbert Parker Eden Phillpotts Eleanor H. Porter




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