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Sec. 138. The owner or keeper of a dog may at any time have it licensed until the first day of April following, and a person who becomes the owner or keeper of a dog after April first which is not duly licensed, and the owner or keeper of a dog which becomes three months old after March 31 in any year shall, when it is three months old, cause it to be registered, numbered, described, licensed and collared as required by preceding section.
Respectfully submitted, V. H. KELLER, Town Clerk.
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Assessors' Report
1926
Value of Assessed Personal Estate $589,537.00
Value of Assessed Real Estate .
2,172,453.00
Total Value of Assessed Estate $2,761,990.00
Value of Assessed Buildings $1,212,360.00
Value of Assessed Land 960,093.00
$2,172,453.00
Number of Polls Assessed . 664
Residents Assessed on Property
574
Non-Residents Assessed on Property
73
Number of Persons Assessed on Property
866
For Poll Tax Only . .
219
Rate of Tax per $1,000.00.
$32.00
Number of Horses Assessed
352
Number of Cows Assessed.
307
Number of Neat Cattle Assessed
53
Number of Sheep
117
Number of Fowls
822
Number of Dwelling Houses
462
Acres of Land
9,050
State Tax.
$6,960.00 $708.00
County Tax.
$11,822.12
Town Tax
$67,971.39
Overlayings.
$2,250.17
Addition to Warrant
$146.62
Estimated Receipts :
Bank and Corporation Tax
$4,400.00
Income Tax
$11,628.61
All Others . $5,700.00
Value of Property Exempt from Tax under Chap.
59, General Laws:
Church Property
$53,700.00
Town Property
$261,900.00
Respectfully submitted, JOHN R. MCGRATH, MYRON H. DWIGHT, VERNET H. KELLER, of Hatfield.
Assessors
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State Highway Tax
Water Commissioners' Report
The following is respectfully submitted as the 31st annual report of the Board of Water Commissioners.
We have received the past year as follows:
Balance on Deposit, First National Bank
$3,572.44
One Liberty Bond
1,000.00
Deposit Amherst Savings Bank.
1,836.95
Deposit Northampton National Bank.
2,402.31
Deposit First National Bank Saving Dept.
1,123.35
Deposit Northampton Institution for Saving
1,208.22
Three Boston & Maine R. R. Bonds
3,000.00
Cash from Collector of Water Rates
5,858.78
Interest on Deposits and Bonds. 554.83
Cash from Broken Hydrants 100.00
$20,656.88
We have paid the past year as follows :
George F. Merrill, Surveys and Estimates. $445.00
F. M. Crittenden, Printing Water Bills . 13.00
Shaw, Hickey & Cook, Professional Service. 15.00
Red Hed Mfg. Co., Parts, Tapping Machine 11.43
Boyle & McGlynn, Treasurer Bond 12.00
Water Commissioner's Salaries. 100.00
W. L. Graves, Labor and Supplies
31.85
L. A. Deinlein, Labor and Cash Paid 39.65
Town of Hatfield Highway Dept., Labor 54.34
Joseph F. Chandler, Labor . 48.00
Town of Hatfield, Water Rates . 1,160.00
M. C. Bailey & Co., Inc., Lumber
7.25
First National Bank, Rental of Box No. 193
5.00
E. W. Strong, Collector, Labor and Cash Paid
583.26
Northampton Machine & Welding Co., Welding
18.19
$2,543.97
Balance in Treasury:
Cash on Deposit First National Bank $3,281.28
One Liberty Bond . 1,000.00
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Northampton Institution for Savings $2,263.19
Nonotuck Savings Bank 2,015.00
Florence Savings Bank . 2,000.00
Northampton National Bank Savings Dept. 2,475.31
First National Bank Savings Dept.
1,199.87
Amherst Savings Bank. 1,878.26
Hampshire County Trust Co.
2,000.00
$18,112.91
Respectfully submitted, J. W. KILEY, ROSWELL G. BILLINGS, L. A. DEINLEIN,
I have this day examined the books and accounts of the Water Commissioners of the Town of Hatfield and I find them correct with orders on file for all payments made and a balance of $18,112.91 in the treasury.
CHARLES E. WARNER, Auditor.
January 19, 1927.
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Report of Librarian
To the Trustees of the Public Library:
During the year 1926, 357 books have been added to the library, 347 by purchase, ten presented, 183 were for the Ju- venile Department.
The circulation of books and magazines has been 6,969 in the Adult Department, 6,676 in the Juvenile, making a total circulation of 13,645.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Balance from Fines of 1925 .
$ .49
Fines, 1926.
8.75
From Sale of Old Paper
2.90
Supplies
-$12.14 $4.04
Postage and Express
$3.99
Book .
1.20
Balance on Hand
2.91
- - -$12.14
ELLEN A. WAITE,
Librarian
BOOKS ENTERED DURING 1926
Fiction
Aldrich, Bess Streeter
Adams, Samuel Hopkins,
Bailey, Temple,
The Blue Window
Balmer, Edwin,
Bassett, Sara Ware,
Bennet, Robert Ames,
Bindloss, Harold,
Bindloss, Harold,
Bojer, Johan,
Bowen, Marjorie,
Bower, B. M.,
Bower, B. M.,
Bower, B. M.,
The Cutters Revelry
That Royle Girl The Green Dolphin The Cattle Baron The Broken Trail Pine Creek Ranch The Last of the Vikings Mistress Nell Gwyn Bellehelen Mine The Eagle's Wing The Parowan Bonanza
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Brandon, John G., Byrne, Donn, Cameron, Margaret,
Cameron, Margaret, Canfield, Dorothy,
Chambers, Robert W., Chisholm, A. M., Christie, Agatha,
Cobb, Irving,
Cole, G. and M., Colver, Alice Ross, Converse, Florence Croft, Freeman W.,
Cronyn, George W.,
Curwood, James O.,
Delafield, E. M.,
Deland, Margaret,
de la Roche, Mazo, Dell, Ethel M.,
Deeping, Warwick, Dunn, J. Allen, Dunsany, Lord,
"Elizabeth,"
Erskine, John, Erskine, Laurie Y., Ertz, Susan,
Fairbank, Janet A.,
Ferber, Edna,
Ferber, Edna,
Fletcher, J. S.,
Fletcher, J. S.,
Fletcher, J. S.,
Fletcher, J. S.,
Ford, Sewell,
Freeman, R. Austin, Freeman, R. Austin, Gale, Zona, Galsworthy, John, Glasgow, Ellen, Glasgow, Ellen,
Young Love Hangman's House A Sporting Chance Johndover Her Son's Wife Cardigan The Land of Big Rivers The Man in the Brown Suit Those Times and These Death of a Millionaire The Dear Pretender Into the Void Inspector French's Greatest Case '49 A Novel of Gold The Black Hunter The Chip and the Block The Kays Delight A Man Under Authority Sorrell and Son Rimrock Trail The Charwoman's Shadow Introduction to Sally Private Life of Helen of Troy The Laughing Rider Afternoon The Smiths Dawn O'Hara The Show Boat The Heaven Kissed Hill Marchester Royal (presented) The Secret Way The Valley of Headstrong Men Meet 'em with Shorty McCabe The Shadow of the Wolf The Mystery of Angelina Frood Preface to a Life The Silver Spoon Barren Ground (presented) The Romantic Comedians
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Gregory, Jackson, Gregory, Jackson, Grey, Zane, Grierson, Francis, Harris, Corra, Hendryx, James B., Hendryx, James B., Heywood, DuBose,
Hough, Clara S., Hough, Emerson, Howarth, David, Hyatt, Stanley P.,
Jackson, Margaret, Jepson, Edgar, Johnston, Mary,
Johnston, Mary,
Jordan, Elizabeth,
Kingsley, Florence,
Knipe, E. B. and A. A., Kyne, Peter B.,
Lincoln, Joseph C., Loring, Emilie,
Lutz, Grace L. Hill, Lutz, Grace L. Hill, Macnamara, Rachel S.,
Mccutcheon, George B.,
McCutcheon George B., Mccutcheon, George B.,
Major, Charles, Marhall, Archibald, Marshall, Edison, Marsh, George,
Marsh, George,
Melville, Herman,
Miln, Louise J., Miln, Louise J., Miln, Louise J., Montgomery, L. M., Mulford, Clarence, Nicholson, Meredith,
The Desert Thoroughbred Timber Wolf The Vanishing American The Limping Man Flapper Anne The Gold Girl The Prairie Flower Angel Leif the Lucky Mother of Gold The Valley of Gold The Markham Affair Elizabeth Tower The Buried Rubies The Great Valley The Slave Ship The Lady of Pentlands Resurrection of Miss Cynthia The Shadow Captain The Understanding Heart The Great Mogul Here Comes the Sun Lo Michael Coming Through the Rye Golden Dishes Black is White Brewster's Millions Kindling and Ashes Yolanda Mote House Mystery Child of the Wild Men Marooned The Valley of Voices Moby Dick In a Shantung Garden It Happened in Peking Ruben and Ivy Sen The Blue Castle Rustler's Valley The Hope of Happiness
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Norris, Kathleen, Oember, Marie C., Ogden, George W., Ogden, George W., Oppenheim, E. P., Ostrander, Isabel, Packard, Frank L.,
Phillips, Gordon,
Pedler, Margaret, Porter, Eleanor, Rath, E. J., Rath, E. J.,
Raine, William McLeod,
Raine, William McLeod,
Raine, William McLeod,
Raine, William McLeod,
Raine, William McLeod, Reed, Myrtle, Reeve, Arthur B.,
Rhodes, Eugene M.,
Richmond, Grace,
Rickard, Mrs. Victor,
Rinehart, Mary Roberts,
Robertson, Frank C.,
Rowland, Henry C.,
Royde, Smith,
Ruck, Berta,
Ruck, Berta, Ruck, Berta,
Sabatini, Rafael,
Sabatini, Rafael,
Sabatini, Rafael,
Sanders, Charles W.,
Scoggins, C E., Singmaster, Elsie,
Stackpoole, H. de Vere, Stribling, T. S., Stringer, Arthur,
Thompson, Sylvia,
Towne, Charles H.,
The Black Flemings Shepherds The Cow Jerry The Trail Rider Prodigals of Monte Carlo Annihilation Running Special High Explosives Tomorrow's Tangle Hustler Joe Gas, Drive In Elope If You Must Troubled Waters The Desert's Price A Man Four Square Crooked Trails and Straight Mavericks Lavendar and Old Lace The Radio Detective Good Men and True Cherry Square Upstairs Tish Plays the Game Foreman of the Forty-Bar Hirondelle
Naomi-Tortoise Shell Cat (presented) In Another Girl's Shoes The Immortal Girl Sweet Stranger Bartely's, the Magnificent Fortune's Fool The Strolling Saint (presented) Trouble Range The Red God's Call Keller's Anna Ruth Golden Ballast Teeftallow Never Fail Blake The Hounds of Spring Tinsel
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Turnbull, Margaret, Van Vorst, Marie, Waller, Mary E., Warner, Sylvia T., Wentworth, Patricia, White, Stewart Edward,
Whitlock, Brand, Widdemer, Margaret,
Williamson, C. N. and A. M., Williamson, C. N. and A. M .. Wodehouse, P. G., Wren, P. C.,
The Left Lady Big Tremaine Deep in the Hearts of Men Lolly Willowes (presented) The Black Cabinet Skookum Chuck Uprooted The Gallant Lady Winnie Childs Million Dollar Doll He Rather Enjoyed It Beau Geste
Miscellaneous
Hitting the Dark Trail
Famous Indian Chiefs
Story of David Livingstone
The Book Nobody Knows
The Man Nobody Knows
The Arcturus Adventure, Maine Beautiful,
The Venture Book,
The Dreadful Decade, Our Times
East of Siam, The Mauve Decade, Atolls of the Sun, Boys of '61, Hoyle's Games, Will Roger's Illiterate Digest Ivanhoe, Quentin Durward, East Wind, School and Home,
For the Story Teller,
Three Musketeers, Microbe Hunters, The Story of Philosophy, A Wayfarer in Egypt (presented), Louder Please (presented),
Clarence Hawkes C. H. Johnson Vautier Golding Bruce Barton Bruce Barton William Beebe Wallace Nutting Elinor Mordaunt Don Seitz Mark Sullivan Harry A. Franck Thomas Beer Frederick O'Brien Charles Carleton Coffin R. H. Foster
Sir Walter Scott Sir Walter Scott Amy Lowell Angelo Patri Carolyn S. Bailey Alexandre Dumas Paul de Kruif Will Durant A. A. Quibell Earnest E. Calkins
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Homeopathy in the World War (presented) Amereka nasa Vlast (presented) Religious Orders of Women (presented)
F. M. Dearbon William J. Long Elinor Dehey
Juvenile
Alcott, Louisa M., Alcott, Louisa M., Allen, Charles F.,
Abbott, Jane,
Altsheler, Joseph A.,
Altsheler, Joseph A., Ashmun, Margaret,
Bailey, Temple, Ballantyne, R. M., Baum, Frank L.,
Barbour, Ralph H.,
Barbour, Ralph H.,
Barbour, Ralph H.,
Beard, Dan,
Bonsels, Waldemar,
Brooks, Amy,
Chapman, Allen,
Colum, Padraic,
Cooper, Courtney R.,
Curtis, Alice T.,
Curtis, Alice T.,
Dickens, Charles,
Dowd, Emma C.,
Drummond, Henry,
Forrester, Izola,
Garis, Howard,
Garis, Howard,
Garis, Lilian,
Gordy, Wilbur Fisk,
Gordy Wilbur Fisk,
Gregor, Elmer, Grey, Zane, Hale, Lucretia P., Hasbrouck, Louise, Hawkes, Clarence,
Eight Cousins Little Men David Crockett, Scout Highacres Last of the Chiefs Horsemen of the Plains School Keeps Today Judy The Coral Island The Wizard of Oz Full-back Foster Right-end Emerson Right-tackle Todd The Black Wolf Pack Adv. of Maya, the Bee What Rosalie Dare Won Ralph of the Round House The Children's Homer Lions, 'n' Tigers, 'n' Everything Little Maid of Bunker Hill Little Maid of Monmouth A Christmas Carol Polly of Lady Gay Cottage The Monkey That Would Not Kill Kit of Greenacre Farm Rick and Ruddy in Camp Rick and Ruddy out West Nancy Brandon, Idealist Stories of Early American History Stories of Later American History Spotted Deer Roping Lions in the Grand Canyon The Peterkin Papers The Boys' Parkman Jungle Joe
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Hawkes, Clarence, Hawkes, Clarence, Hill, Charles,
Hope, Laura Lee,
Hope, Laura Lee,
Jackson, Helen Hunt,
Lawrence, Josephine,
Lawrence, Josephine,
Lofting, Hugh,
Masefield, John,
Murphy, Marguerite,
Norwood, Edwin P.,
Pendexter, Hugh,
Porter, Eleanor,
Poulsson, Emilie, Pyle, Katharine,
Pyle, Katharine,
Richards, Laura E.,
Riley, James Whitcomb,
Robinson, Mabel,
Rush, Charles, Ruskin, John,
Scbohey and Home,
Seaman, Augusta H.,
Seaman, Augusta H.,
Seaman, Augusta H.,
Sheppard, W. C.,
Smith, Mary P. Wells, Smith, Harriet L.,
Stokes, Susan,
Taggart, Marion,
Thorndyke, Helen L.,
Tomlinson, Everett T.,
Verrill, A. Hyatt,
Whitney and Perry, Wells, R. F.,
Aesop's Fables Ashton, Mina,
Aspinwall, Alicia,
Pep
The White Czar Fighting A Fire Bobbsey Twins at Cloverbank Bobbsey Twins Camping Out Nelly's Silver Mine Adventures of Elizabeth Ann Elizabeth Ann at Maple Spring Doctor Dolittle's Circus Jim Davis Patricia from New York The Other Side of the Circus The Young Loggers Six Star Ranch What Happened to Inger Johanne Theodora Prose and Verse for Children Queen Hildegarde Child Rhymes Little Lucia's School Modern Aladdins and their Magic King of the Golden River Stories of Great Musicians Jacqueline of the Carrier Pigeons The Sapphire Signet The Secret of Tate's Beach The Rambler Club on the Texas Border Young and Old Puritans of Hatfield Peggy Raymond's School Days Ten Common Trees Nancy Porter's Opportunities Honey Bunch The Young Sharp-shooter Deep Sea Hunters Four American Indians On Land and Sea with Caesar
Story Book Tales Short Stories for Short People
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Bailey, Carolyn, Bailey, Carolyn,, Bailey, Carolyn, Bailey, Alice,
Banta, N. M., . Balch, Anna,
Bladwin, James,
Baldwin, James,
Baldwin, James,
Beebe, Emma,
Beebe, Katherine,
Bigham, Madge,
Bishop, Ruth,
Breck, John,
Breck, John,
Burgess, Thornton W.,
Castella, Helen,
Chance, Lulu,
Day, S. P.,
Denton, Clara,
Denton, Clara,
Dunlop and Jones,
Dutton, Maud,
Dopp, Katherine,
Eldridge, Emma,
Eugene Field,
Field, Eugene,
Fox, Frances M.,
Fox, Frances M., Grimm's Fairy Tales
Gordon, Elizabeth,
Haaren, J. H., Hall, May E., Hardy, Marjorie, Heath, Janet,
Heller, Mrs.,
Hilkene, Ruth, Hix, Melvin, Hix, Melvin, Homer, Sidney,
Boys and Girls of Discovery Days Every Day Stories Hero Stories Katrina and Jan Brownies at Work and Play Good Times at Grandpa's Fifty Famous Stories Fairy Readers Four Great Americans The Picture Primer First Year Nature Reader Little Boy in a Big World The Mermaid's Message The Bad Little Cwls The Blue Jay Who Went Tame Happy Jack The Sandman Fairy Stories Little Folks in Many Lands Reynard the Fox Cozy Corner Tales Homespun Stories Playtime Stories Fishing and Hunting Early Cave Men Child Reader in Verse Reader With Trumpet and Drum Adventures of Sonny Bear Little Bear's Adventure
Really so Stories Songs and Stories Jan and Betje Wag and Puff The Hygienic Pig Little Golden Hood Willie Fox's Diary Once Upon A Time Stories Two Little Run-A-Ways Songs from Mother Goose
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Hunt, Clara, Jacobson, Viola, Jacobs, Joseph, Johnson, Mabel,
Krout, Mary,
Lansing, Marion,
Lansing, J. S.,
Lang, Andrew,
Lippincott, J. W.,
Lucia, Rose, American Discoverers fro Little Americans Mccullough, Annie, Little Stories for Little People Read to Me Again
Martin, John,
Miller, Olive B.,
Miller, Olive Thorne,
Mitchell, Edith,
Orton, Helen F.,
O'Shea,
Parker, Horatio,
Parker, Horatio, Peabody, S. C.,
Paine, Marion,
Perkins, Lucy Fitch,
Pumphrey, Margaret,
Richey, Emma,
Schwartz, Julia,
Schwatka, Frederick,
Serl, Emma,
Shaw, Edward, Shaw, Edward, Sheriff Abigail,
Sewell, Anna, Silvester & Peters, Simms, Mae, Skinner, Ada M., Skinner, Ada M.,
Skinner, Ada M.,
Smith, Eleanor, Smith, Eleanor, Smith, Laura, Smith, Laura,
About Harriet Fifty Famous Stories English Fairy Tales Dot and David Alice's Visit to Hawaiian Islands Fairy Tales, Books One and Two Child's Word Garden Blue Fairy Book Red Ben, the Fox
Sunny Rhymes for Happy Children True Bird Stories Betty and Bobby Bubbles Bobby of Cloverfield Farm Six Nursery Classics Primary Music Music Book One Step by Step Primer Barnard Language Reader Dutch Twins Primer Stories of the Pilgrims Stories of Animal Village Five Little Strangers Children of the Cold Johnny and Jenny Rabbit Big and Little People of Other Lands Discoverers and Explorers Stories Old and New Black Beauty Happy Hour Stories Child Literature Child's Book of Verse Merry Tales Nursery Tales from Many Lands Music Primer Music Reader, Book One Circus Cottontail Hans and Hilda in Holland
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Smith, Laura, Smith, Laura,
Smith, Laura,
Thompson, J. G.,
Warner, Gertrude C., Wells, O. S., Wyss, J. D.,
Little Bear Snubby Nose and Tippy Toes Three Little Cottontails Fables and Rhymes Star Stories The Fairy Book Swiss Family Robinson
Readers
Barnes
Brooks
Brown and Bailey
Coe's,
Cyr's,
Cyr's,
Field, Martin,
Horace, Mann,
Primer, First, Second First, Second
Magee,
Story Hour Readers, First, Second
Story Hour Primer
Sunshine Primer
Wade and Silvester,
Young and Field,
First, Second First, Second
Magazines
American Magazine
Ladies' Home Journal
Good Housekeeping
Better Homes and Gardens
Harper's Magazine
Music and Youth
National Geographic
American Boy
Popular Mechanics
Boys' Life
Review of Reviews
Child Life
World's Work
St. Nicholas
Science and Invention
Trustees
MARION C. BILLINGS. Term expires, 1927
MRS. MARGARET MULLANEY Term expires, 1928
V. H. KELLER Term expires, 1929
Easy Primer First Reader
Jingle Primer Easy Steps in Reading New Primer Art Readers, First and Second Primer
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
School Committee
OF THE
Town of Hatfield
FOR THE
Year Ending December 31, 1926
School Organization
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Patrick W. Mullins, Chairman Term expires, 1929
Harry W. Marsh, Secretary Term expires, 1927
Mrs. Cora King Graves Term expires, 1928
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Orion A. Morton 177 Prospect Street, Northampton Telephone 2103-M
SCHOOL PHYSICIANS
A. J. Bonneville, M. D., (Center and North Hatfield Schools) C. A. Byrne, M. D., (Hill, Bradstreet and West Hatfield Schools)
ATTENDANCE OFFICER
Chief Arthur R. Breor
SCHOOL CENSUS October 1, 1926
Boys Girls Totals
Between 5 and 7
71
63
134
Between 7 and 14
270
268
538
Between 14 and 16.
48
39
87
Totals, 1926.
389
370
759
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SCHOOL CALENDAR Elementary and Smith Academy
First Winter Term-7 Weeks Opens January 3, 1927.
Closes February 18, 1927
Second Winter Term-8 Weeks
Opens February 28, 1927 Closes April 22, 1927
Spring Term-7 Weeks Opens May 2, 1927 Closes June 17, 1927
Fall Term-16 Weeks Opens September 6, 1927
Closes December 23, 1927
First Winter Term. Opens January 2, 1928
No school on legal holidays and Good Friday.
Schools close Wednesday noon of Thanksgiving week and reopen the following Monday.
When a legal holiday occurs on Sunday the following Monday is observed as a holiday.
Legal holidays in Massachusetts include January first, February twenty-second, April nineteenth, May thirtieth, July Fourth, the first Monday in September, October twelfth, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Report of School Committee
The total enrollment in town this year is 15 more than last year. The enrollment in the Academy in October was 20 more than last year. In grades 4 to 8, there has been an in- crease of 18, making 38 more pupils in the upper grades than a year ago. These extra pupils are being cared for without increas- ing the corps of teachers. Of course, the service to individual pupils is reduced because of the larger number per teacher. The indications are that a very similar increase will occur in the Academy and upper grades next September. While it may be necessary to employ another teacher, an effort will be made to so organize the classes that this will not be demanded. If it is impossible to do this, more money will be required for a teacher and new equipment for an additional room at the Center. There will be about 16 more children at Bradstreet next September than at present. This will necessitate en- larging the present room by moving the partition or transferring the grammar grades to the west room.
Based on the last statistical report of the State Board of Education, the total cost per pupil in Hatfield was $64.80 which is an increase over the previous year of $4.38. The state average for the group of similar towns was $84.68. This amount is $6.80 higher than the year before. There are several towns where the cost per pupil is nearly twice as much as here. By comparing the 1927 budget item by item with the expen- ditures for the year just closed, it will be easy to see that the increases are demanded by natural conditions and a steady increase of attendance in the upper grades.
During the year, a new heating plant has been installed at Bradstreet, and such repairs have been made as were absolutely necessary to protect school properties. The school buildings in the different sections are in good condition.
We feel that the town has a very capable corps of teachers and that the standard of work which is being maintained is high
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considering the overcrowded conditions under which it is being achieved.
Respectfully submitted, PATRICK W. MULLINS, HARRY W. MARSH, CORA KING GRAVES.
Financial Statement
December 31, 1926
RESOURCES
Town Appropriation
$51,100.00
Smith-Hughes Fund
350.05
$51,450.05
EXPENDITURES
School Committee
$138.00
Supt. of Schools and Attendance Officer
2,377.56
Supervisors of Music, Drawing, Penman- ship and Health Education
2,733.52
Teachers-Academy
10,978.78
Teachers-Elementary
21,180.50
Books and Supplies .
2,997.85
Janitors and Supplies
3,212.95
Fuel 4,546.25
Repairs
787.81
1
New Equipment
816.28
Miscellaneous
636.05
Transportation-Academy
890.00
Transportation-Elementary
148.00
$51,443.35
$6.70
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ESTIMATED FINANCIAL BUDGET FOR 1927
School Committee .
$200.00
Superintendent of Schools and Atten-
dance Officer
2,500.00
Supervisors of Music, Drawing, Penman- ship and Health Education 2,800.00
Teachers-Academy
11,400.00
Teachers-Elementary
21,400.00
Janitors and Supplies.
3,250.00
Fuel
4,500.00
Repairs
1,500.00
Books and Supplies
3,500.00
Transportation-Academy
1,140.00
Transportation-Elementary
900.00
Miscellaneous
600.00
$53,690.00
Smith Hughes Fund
290.00
Total Budget for 1927
$53,400.00
From this amount is deducted State Reimbursements, Tuition, and Funds from Smith Academy Trustees. The balance is raised by the Town.
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TEACHERS AND ENROLLMENT, October, 1926
SCHOOLS
TEACHERS
Home Address
Salary
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 |10 11 |12
Totals
Smith Academy
Flavel M. Gifford
Hatfield
$2500
43 11 12 16 83
Harry E. Rollins
Hatfield
1800
66
*Edward J. Burke
Holyoke
2600
Mae E. Toole
Hatfield
1400
Mary E. Ryan
Hatfield
1400
Maxine E. Blanchard
Springfield
1300
Center School
Clarence J. Larkin
Haydenville
1800 .
32
32
Mrs. Mary B. Powers
Hatfield
1200
66
Margaret A. Ryan
Hatfield
1000
40
40
66
Mrs. Grace W. Bardwell
Hatfield
1000
45
39
66
Theresa C. Mondrat
Lowell
900
27 12
45
Margaret O'Donnell
Holyoke
1000
43
43
Mrs. Constance Mullany
Hatfield
1000
33
33
Mary E. Fenton
Lawrence
1000
35
35
Hilda V. Corman
Cochituate
1000
36
36
Mrs .. Lena P. Fitzgerald
Hatfield
1000
36
36
Hill School
Margaret M. Nolan
Northampton
1000
30
30
Eleanor B. Whalen
Hatfield
1000
30
30
Harold L. Ford
West Hatfield
1100
8 6
7
8
8
4 9
7
28
North Hatfield School
Mary C. Kelly
Holyoke
900
10|
7 8 6
8
39
Bradstreet School
Mrs. Catherine B. Harris
Bradstreet
1100
8 13
5 2
28
Ellen O'Hara
Greenfield
900
11
19
30
Kathleen Connelly
North Hatfield
1000
16 13
29
Supervisor of Music
Maude E. Boyle
Hatfield
900
Supr. of Drawing & Pen.
Mrs. Bernice B. Ormond
Northampton
850
Supervisor Health Educa.
Marian Holmes
Northampton
1000
Total
101 95 98 106 80 72 58 50 43 12 12 16 743
West Hatfield School
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Margaret B. Schmitter
Northampton
1000
Mrs. Mary D. Donelson
North Hatfield
1000
11 12 10
33
66
Sarah V. Kiley
Hatfield
1000
45
45
56
66 66
*Includes travel expenses.
Pupils by Grades
PERPETUAL CARE CEMETERY AND OTHER FUNDS
Income
Balance
Fund,
1926
Expense 1926 $10.00
1926 $49.94 361.80
Augusta Wells.
16.16
10.00
Oliver Warner
2.32
2.00
51.84
John H. Sanderson
4.74
4.00
106.57
Luman M. Moore
10.14
8.00
226.54
P. M. Wells
5.83
10.00
123.46
Benjamin Waite
3.54
2.00
79.66
Abby Dickinson .
4.41
3.50
97.99
Silas G. Hubbard
10.78
4.00
243.97
Levi Graves.
6.89
4.00
154.83
Lucy L. Morton
12.64
4.00
288.34
Charles Smith
4.94
4.00
110.47
Lemuel B. Field
4.93
4.00
109.90
Charlotte G. Wilkie
53.75
1,235.49
Rufus H. Cowles
5.00
4.00
111.47
Charles E. Hubbard
5.22
4.00
116.30
Alpheus Cowles
4.84
4.00
107.75
James Porter .
4.73
4.00
104.73
Daniel W. Allis
7.57
5.00
168.90
J. H. Howard .
4.71
4.00
104.46
Fannie M. Burke
4.77
4.00
105.78
Charles S. Shattuck
4.75
4.00
105.61
Seth W. Kingsley
4.71
4.CO
104.64
E. S. Warner
9.47
7.00
211.39
Reuben Belden
4.97
114.74
Theodore Porter
4.79
4.00
102.08
Charles L. Graves.
4.54
4.00
102.23
Roswell Hubbard
4.54
4.00
101.69
Cooley D. Dickinson
5.74
5.00
127.22
Eliiah Bardwell
14.70
4.00
334.12
Joseph D. Billings
4.55
4.00
101.25
Memorial Town Hall, Int.
144.02
3,693.21
Edward C. Billings
27.40
20.00
567.40
Augusta Beals
4.64
4.00
103.01
Anthony Douglas
New Account
50.00
Received :
Perpetual Care Funds
$162.50
Paid out care of lots.
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