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Spring.
Fall.
Winter.
Salary per month, Principal
40 00
Assistant 36 00
40 00
40 00
Weeks of school
14
11
11
Whole number of pupils
103
45
43
Average
94.5
44
41
attendance
74.2
37.6
34
number of pupils for year 59.8
66 attendance
48.6
Per cent.
81.3
Winter.
Neither absent nor tardy for one term : Percy Black, George Barnett, Lawrence Peck, Mary Brennan, Lillie Macon, Mary Corrigan, Fannie Knapp, Sadie Peck, Arthur Boyce, Thomas Boyce.
This school was divided the Fall term.
63
ANNUAL REPORT.
PRIMARY. Teacher-Amelia R. Amos.
Salary per month
Fall. 36 00
Winter. 36 00
Weeks of school
11
11
Whole number of pupils
66
57
Average
64
45
attendance
54
40.3
number of pupils for year
54.5
66 attendance
47
Per cent. 66
86.2
No. pupils between 8 and 14
23
27
Neither absent nor tardy for two terms: George Keyser. For one term : Katie Brennan, Harry Keyser, Della Stanley.
DISTRICT NO. 6.
Teacher Spring term-H. U. Wilson. Fall and Winter terms-M. A. Allen.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
Winter. 40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
36
31
30
Average
36
31
29
attendance
33.2
29.9
27.5
number of pupils for year 32
attendance
30.2
Per cent.
94.4
No. pupils under 5 years
1
over 15
3
2
2
60 between 8 and 14
20
20
23
Neither absent nor tardy for three terms : James Todd, Edwin A. Robinson, Cora Wilson. For two terms : Albert Nuttall, Clara Whitehill, Annie Eldridge, Emma
.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Spaulding. For one term : Robert Whitehill, Ida D. Robinson, Lizzie Todd, Freddie Sleegar, George Todd, Eva Nuttall, Eddie Phillips, Joseph Givens, Augusta Rohrbach, Charlie Rohrbach.
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Teacher spring term-Ariadne Y. Ballou. £ Fall and winter terms-Theresa L. Pratt.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
winter. 40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
39
40
45
Average
32.5
37
35.3
attendance
20.5
31.7
29
No. pupils for year
34.9
attendance 66
27.1
Per cent.
77.6
No. pupils under 5 years
2
1
between 8 and 14
23
29
32
Neither absent nor tardy for one term : Jennie Citty, Florice Guild, Mattie Tennant, Frankie Prue.
DISTRICT. NO. 8.
Teacher spring term-Malivda A. Carr. Fall and winter terms-Mabel D. Holmes.
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
Winter. 40 00
Salary per month
Weeks of school
14
11
11
Whole number of papils
49
51
41
Average
66
43
45
38
attendance
38
39
35
number of pupils for year 42
attendance
37
Per cent.
88
65
ANNUAL REPORT.
No. pupils under 5
5
1
over 15
2
3
4
66 between 8 and 14 26
21
20
Neither absent nor tardy two terms : Tommie Sadler, Annie Coupe, Lotta Coupe, Frank Coupe. For one term : Maggie Dennett, Lizzie Orr, Katie Gallagher, Annie Martin, George Knowles, John Jerritt.
DISTRICT NO. 9. Teacher-Cora A. Sweet.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
Winter. 40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
29
34
25
Average
attendance
24.6
25 5
17.9
66 number for the year
25.9
attendance
19.3
Per cent.
74.5
No. scholars between 8 and 14
17
17 14
Neither absent nor tardy for two terms : James Allen, Dexter Horton. For one term : Eldora Raymond, Mary Horton, Edith Horton, Mary McLaughlin.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
Teacher for spring term-Hattie P. Cowell. Fall term-Louise Cushman. Winter term-Jennie E. Hast- ings.
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 36 00
Winter. 36 00
Salary per month
Weeks of school
14
12
9
Whole number of pupils
15
16
19
Average
15
14.4
16
attendance
14.4
12.7
14.7
number for the year
15.1
29.3
20.2
28.1
66
ANNUAL REPORT.
Average attendance for year 13.9
Per cent.
92
No. scholars over 15
2
between 8 and 14
9
8 14
Neither absent nor tardy one term : Edith Thornton, Horace Thornton.
DISTRICT NO. 11.
GRAMMAR.
Teacher-Laura A. Hastings.
Salary per month
Spring. 48 00
44 00
44 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
24
35
33
Average "
20
27.6
28.3
attendance
18.3
25.3
25
66 number pupils for year
25.3
66 attendance
23
Per cent.
90.9
No. scholars over 15
2
between 8 and 14
24 35
31
Neither absent nor tardy two terms: Eva Fuller. One term : Bridget Mulgrew, Hattie Patterson, Carrie Brannan, Eva Brannan, Joseph Fontenau, Frank Guild.
PRIMARY.
Teacher for the Spring, Fall, and a part of the Win- ter term-Mrs. Lizzie A. Hodges. Teacher for part of the Winter term-Carrie L. Perry.
Spring.
Fall.
Winter.
Salary per month
44 00
40 00 .
40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
9
Whole number pupils
52
50
43
Fall.
Winter.
67
ANNUAL REPORT.
Average number pupils
47.6
43
41
attendance
43.6
40.6
26.9
No. pupils for year
43.8
attendance
37
Per cent.
84.8
No. scholars over 15
1
66 between 8 and 14 30
27 21
Neither absent nor tardy one term : Emma Gould.
DISTRICT NO. 12.
Teacher-Julia L. Briggs.
Salary per month
Spring. 34 00
Fall. 34 00
Winter. 34 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
20
23
25
Average
18.9
21
21.5
attendance
16.8
17.6
18
number of pupils for year 20.5
attendance
17.5
Per cent. 66
85.3
No. of scholars under 5
1
between 8 and 14 12
16 16
Neither absent nor tardy two terms : George Perry. For one term : Jennie Fuller, Mary E. Fern, Emma F. Wilmarth, Alice L. Bethell, James H. Davis, George F. Davis, George E. Vickery, H. Everett Reynolds.
DISTRICT NO. 13.
Teacher- Jennie S. Horton.
Spring. 35 00
36 00
34 00
Weeks of school
13
12
10
Whole number of scholars
16
21
18
Fall.
Winter.
Salary per month
68
ANNUAL REPORT.
Average number scholars
14.6
19.6
16.6
attendance
12
16.3
12.3
number of pupils for year 16.9
66 attendance 66
13.5
Per cent.
80
No. pupils under 5
1
1
66
over 15
2
3
2
between 8 and 14
11
12
10
Neither absent nor tardy two terms : Nellie G. Perry, Emma J. S. Perry, Mattie H. B. Perry, Lizzie W. Perry. For one term : Eva M. Perry, Emerson D. Perry.
DISTRICT NO. 14.
Teacher Spring term-H. L. Harvey. Fall and Winter terms-Clara L. Norton.
Salary per month .
Spring. 34 00
Fall. 34 00
Winter. 34 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number pupils
18
21
21
Average
15
12.6
18.3
attendance
11.7
68
11.6
No. pupils for year
15.3
attendance
10
Per cent.
65.4
No. pupils under 5 years 1
between 8 and 14 12
15
16
Neither absent nor tardy for one term :
Mary E.
Eddy, Ernest B. Holly.
DISTRICT NO. 15.
Teacher-J. Addie Capron. Assistant-Mariana McClatchy.
Spring.
Fall.
Winter.
Salary per month, principal
44 00
44 00
44 00
66 assistant 16 00
20 00 20 00
.
ANNUAL REPORT.
Weeks of school Whole number pupils
14
12
10
62
64
60
Average
50.5
52.1
48.6
attendance
40,4
48.9
42.8
No. pupils for year
50.5
66 attendance
44
Per cent. 66
87.1
No. pupils over 15
2
1
between 8 and 14 60
63
60
Neither absent nor tardy three terms : Willie Harty. For two terms : John Bennett, Thomas Bennett, Albert Carpenter, Mabel Bishop. For one term : Mary Bennett, Eliza McCracken, Charity Bishop, Lizzie Burns, Rose Burns, Fannie Whalley, Grace Bishop.
DISTRICT NO. 16.
Teacher Spring term-Annie H. Ware. Fall and Winter terms-Annie Hartshorn.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 38 00
Winter. 1 38 00
Weeks of school
14
12
6
Whole number of pupils
31
31
29
Average "
66
28
26.3
24.5
attendance
25.7
20
18.5
No. pupils for year
26.3
attendance
21.4
Per cent.
81.4
No. pupils over 15
1
4
4
No. pupils between 8 and 14
24
24
23
Neither absent nor tardy two terms : Willie Douglas, Charlie Douglas. For one term : Chloe Briggs, Lavinia T. Cooper, Sarah Fields, Bertie Briggs, Freddie Cooper, Willie White.
69
70
ANNUAL REPORT.
DISTRICT NO. 17.
Teacher Spring term-Cleora M. Perry. Fall and Winter terms-Mary E. Thurber.
Salary per month
Spring. 36 00
Fall. 34 00
Winter. 34 00
Weeks of school
15
12
8
Whole number pupils
12
12
11
Average "
11
12
11
attendance
10.7
10.5
10.5
No. pupils for the year
11.3
attendance
10.6
Per cent.
93.8
No. pupils under 5 years
1
between 8 and 14
8
6 5
Neither absent nor tardy three terms : Lillian Par- menter. For one term : Charles A. Adams, Neddie W. Thurber, Charles E. Parmenter.
DISTRICT NO. 18.
GRAMMAR.
Teacher-Leonora P. Beers.
Salary per month
Spring. 50 00
Fall. 50 00
Winter. 50 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number pupils
31
30
31
Average
attendance
27.3
27.2
27.8
No. pupils for year
29.5
attendance
27.4
Per cent.
93.6
No. pupils between 8 and 14
26
27
29
Neither absent nor tardy for three terms : Annie M. Wheaton. For two terms : Melissa A. Babbitt, Imogen -
29.7
29
29.7
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Rogers, Herbert C. Bliss. For one term : L. Gertrude Norton, Libbie S. McRae, Evelyn Parlow, Eugene Mar- tin, Herbert Nye.
HIGHER INTERMEDIATE.
Teacher Spring term-Alice J. Macomber. Fall and Winter terms-Hattie P. Cowell.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
Winter. 40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
40
44
46
Average 66
34.7
41.3
44.6
66 attendance
32
36
37
number of pupils for year 4.02
60
36
Per cent.
89.5
No. pupils between 8 and 14
40
44 45
Neither absent nor tardy for two terms: Charles Sturdy, Cora Cummings. For one term : Benjamin Wor- cester, Marion Capron, Albert Parker, C. Herbert Rich- ards.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE. Teacher-Cora Chatterton.
Fall.
Salary per month
40 00
Winter. 40 00
Weeks of school
12
10
Whole number of pupils
55
48
Average
48
46
. 6 attendance
40)
33.3
number of pupils for two terms
47
attendance
36.6
Per cent.
78
No. pupils between 8 and 14
53
46
attendance
72
ANNUAL REPORT.
Neither absent nor tardy for three terms: Walter M. Gardner. For two terms : Fred D. Crosby, Charles II. Eden, Emma F. Nerney. For one term : Flossie P. Adams, Henry I. Thompson, Georgie E. White, Annic M. Hirons, Winnie L. Carlisle.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Teacher-Mary E. Lamb.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
winter. 40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
9
Whole number of pupils
51
55
50
Average 66
48.5
48.3
49.7
attendance
42.7
43
40.8
66 number of pupils for year 48.8
attendance
42.2
Per cent.
66
86.5
No. pupils between 8 and 14 51
55
50
Neither absent nor tardy three terms : Walter Bliss, Walter Norton. For two terms : Mary Whelan. For one term : Frank Babbitt, J. Alfred Sweet, Herbert Thompson, Benjamin Worcester, Edna Hawkins, George Howard, George Cash, Louis Luther, Freeman Rogers, Horace Thompson.
HIGH PRIMARY.
Teacher, Spring term-Cora Chatterton. Teacher Fall and Winter terms-Lucy C. Sweet.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
Winter.
40 00
40 00
40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
54
52
52
Average
48.5
50
51.3
73
ANNUAL REPORT.
Average attendance
42.2
41.4 39.8
66 number of pupils for year 49.9
attendance 41.1
Per cent.
82.4
No. pupils between 8 and 14 47 28
Neither absent nor tardy for two terms : Leon Cros- by. For one term : Emma Nerney, George Harwood, Henry Thompson, George White, Walter Gardner, Ed- win Potter, Willie Pickering, Lotta Hirons, Flora How- arth, Maggie McNulty, Gertrude Briggs, Mary Dennis, Jennie Feineau, Sarah Martin, Ada Crosby.
NORTH PRIMARY.
Teacher Spring term -Lucy C. Sweet; Asst., Cora L. Maynard. Fall and Winter terms-Cora L. Maynard.
Salary per month, Principal
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 36 00
Winter.
Assistant
24 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number of pupils
116
71
58
Average
102
63
53.6
attendance
86.5
52.5
40.3
66 number of pupils for year 72.9
attendance
59.8
Per cent.
82
No. pupils under 5 between 8 and 14
36
10
9
Neither absent nor tardy for one term : Lotta Hirons, Maggie McNulty, John Bowen, Alice McNerny, William Pickering, John Dennis and Henry Gardner.
SOUTH PRIMARY. Teacher-Abbie B. Scholes.
Salary per month
Spring. 40 00
Fall. 40 00
40 00
Weeks of school
14
12
10
Whole number pupils
67
72
73
Winter.
2
39
36 00
74
ANNUAL REPORT.
Average number pupils
62.3
66
68
attendance
57.7
59
60
No pupils for year
65.4
attendance
59
Per cent.
90.2
No. pupils under 5
1
4
4
between 8 and 14
25
22
28
Neither absent nor tardy for two terms : Emma L. Wilbur, Lucy S. Wilbur, Viola Dolan, Effie M. Luther, Bertha B. Cobb, Hattie L. Hall. For one term : Fred U. Crocker, Frank M. Sweet, Horace T. Thompson, Louis C. Luther, George P. Tasker, Benjamin E. Hamlin, Charles II. Smith, Walter H. Hamlin, Mary A. Whelan, Henry L. Weaver, Edward Condon, Merton Tucker, Andrew Davy, Albert G. Tafton, Willie E. Leonard, Frank B. Stanton, Augusta P. Gray, Florence A. Solo- mon, Clara B. Robbins, Annie F. Congdon.
DISTRICT NO. 19.
Teacher-Martha E. Dean.
Salary per month
Spring. 36 00
Fall. 34 00
Winter. 34 00
Weeks of school
14
12
11
Whole number of pupils
19
17
17
Average
attendance
12.9
14.5
13.8
No. of pupils for year
15.6
attendance
13.7
Per cent.
87.8
No. pupils under 5 between 8 and 14
2
3
1
11
9
12
Neither absent nor tardy one term : Aggie Cambers.
DISTRICT NO. 20.
L. W. Potter, principal. Sarah E. Bowen, assistant.
Spring.
Fall.
Winter.
Salary per month, principal
60 00
52 00
52 00
assistant
12 00
20 00 20 00
15.3
16.3
15.3
75
ANNUAL REPORT.
Weeks of school
14
9
13
Whole number of pupils
85
73
69
Average
74.9
49.6
55.1
attendance
70.3
43.6
41.2
number of pupils for year 59.9
attendance
51.7
Per cent.
86.3
Neither absent nor tardy two terms : Lucy C. Rem- ington. For one term : Victor Guertin, Edgar A. Rem- ington, Willie Frenier, Pierre Lemyre, Joseph Lemyre, Willie Javey, Alberta Remington, Sarah Broomhead.
NORTH HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal-Henry M. Maxson. Assistant-Spring term, Miss E. R. Goss. Assistant-Fall and Winter terms, Miss Agnes Peirce.
Salary per month, principal
Spring. 117 37 48 00
Fall. 117 37 48 00
Winter. 117 37 48 00
Weeks of school
15
12
12
Whole number of scholars
35
36
36
Average
33.7
35.5
34.5
attendance
32.1
34.5
32.6
No. pupils for year
34.6
attendance
33
Per cent.
95.3
No. pupils over 15
18
No. pupils between 8 and 14 6 7 5
Neither absent nor tardy for three terms : Harvey Franklin, William J. Long. For two terms : Percy G. Holmes, Hattie A. Morse. For one term : Lena Thomas, Lewis J. Ellis, Benjamin R. Esten, Fred J. Brigham, Laura E. Amos, Hattie C. Dean, Henry Cornell, Joseph ' Curtis, John Farrell, Lorenzo Jordan, Mary W. Peirce, Harry W. Tufts, Frank Wilson.
assistant
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ANNUAL REPORT.
EAST HIGH SCHOOL.
J. O. Tiffany, principal. Annie R. Rice, assistant Spring term ; Helen W. Metcalf, assistant Fall and Win- ter terms ; Alice D. Graham, assistant part of Winter term, the principal being out ill.
Salary per month, principal
Spring. 117 37 48 00
Fall. 117 37 48 00 48 00
Weeks of school
15
12
11
Whole number of pupils
39
37
36
Average
37
37
34.3
66 attendance
35.5
36.2
32.8
number of pupils for year 36.1
attendance
34.8
Per cent.
96.4
No. pupils over 15
24
17
19
66 between 8 and 14
3
11
7
Neither absent nor tardy for three terms: Katie Goff, Mary Sturdy, Bessie Webber, Charles Remington. For two terms : Rena Sturdy, Jennie Perry, Celia El- dridge, Florence Huse, May Worcester, Perey Crandall, Edgar Remington, Frank Carpenter, Louis Briggs. For one term : Nellie Coller, Ada Cummings, Ada Jes Jar- dines, Cora Huse, Clara Norton, Carrie Perry, Nellie Ryder, Ida Warren, Gertrude Norton, Ada Thayer, Wal- ter Thayer, Fred Cooper, Hallie. Dunham, Frank Gray, Charles Richardson, Ervin Tucker, Clellan McClatchy.
Respectfully submitted,
S. P. LATHROP, G. A. ADAMS, F. B. BYRAM.
Winter. 117 37
assistant
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Warrant for Annual Town Meeting.
BRISTOL, SS.
To GEORGE F. IDE, OR EITHER OF THE CONSTABLES OF THE TOWN OF ATTLEBOROUGH, GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the legal voters in the Town of Attleborough, to meet in Agricultural Hall, in said Attleborough, on MONDAY, March 21st, 1881, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles, to wit :
1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
2. To consider and act upon the reports of the Selectmen, Treasurer, and other Town Officers.
3. To determine the number that shall constitute the Board of Selectmen, Assessors, School Committee, Constables and Collectors for the ensuing year.
4. To bring in their votes for Town Clerk, Selectmen, Assessors, one Overseer of the Poor, and Treasurer, all on one ballot.
5. To bring in their votes for School Committee.
6. To bring in their votes for Collectors and Constables, on one ballot.
7. To choose all other Town Officers.
8. To see if the Town will accept the Jury list, as made by the Selectmen.
9. To see if the Town will instruct the Prudential Committees of the School Districts to contract with Teachers.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
10. To determine the salaries and compensation of Town Officers.
11. To see if the Town will authorize thie Treasurer to borrow money in anticipation of receipts from the Collectors.
12. To see what disposition the Town will make of the Dog Fund reported in the hands of the Treasurer.
13. To see if the Town will raise money by assessment, or otherwise, to pay Military Aid, in anticipation of reimbursement by the State, as provided by the Statutes.
14. To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to contract with one Physician, or more, to attend tlie Town poor for the ensuing year.
15. To see if the Town will vote to abolish the School Districts.
16. To see whether the Town will, by its vote or otherwise, ask the Legislature to extend to women who are citizens the right to hold Town offices and to vote in Town affairs on the same ternis as male citizens.
17. To see if the Town will assent to the exclusion of William Walker and other petitioners and their estates from Attleborough Fire District No. 1, agreeably to a petition.
18. To see if the Town will vote to employ four special officers as Patrols and Police ; two for the East village and two for the North village, determine their compensation and do or act anything relative thereto.
19. To see if the Town will employ one or more Physicians to sign certificates of the cause of death, as provided in Chapter 174, of the Acts of 1878.
20. To see what Bridges, if any, the Town will build.
5-30, 21. To choose any Committee to hear the report of any Committee, and act thereon.
22. To see if the Town will assent to the exclusion of Isaac P. Brainard and other petitioners and their estates from North Attleboroughi Fire District No. 1, and also from the Union Improvement District, North Attleborough.
23. To see if the Town will adopt a policy in regard to setting curb- ing and paving gutters in the Town ways.
24. To see what action the Town will take in reference to establishi- ing the grade of the streets in the villages of North and East Attleborough.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
25. To see if the Town will vote to construct a sewer beginning at the junction of Peck and Bank Streets, running southerly through said Bank Street and entering Park Street sewer; agreeably to a petition.
26. To see if the Town will vote to construct a sewer through the street in Dodgeville and make an appropriation therefor; agreeably to a petition.
27. To see if the Town will construct a culvert or drain on Pleasant street near the residence of Mrs. A. A. Starkey agreeably to a petition.
28. To see if the Town will make an appropriation for grading and draining Florence Street, agreeably to a petition.
29. To see if the Town will make an appropriation for grading County Street, agreably to a petition.
30. To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to cause to be placed upon the Streets in Town their respective names ; agreeably to a petition.
31. To see if the Town will accept the re-location of East Street, beginning at Orne Street and running northerly to Fisher Street, as laid out by the Selectmen, agrecably to a petition.
32. To see if the Town will accept the location of Horton Street, beginning at Gustin Street, running northerly to land of Nahum Perry, as laid out by the Selectmen, agreeably to a petition.
33. To see if the Town will accept the location of Dean Street, be- ginning at North Main Street, running Easterly to Perrin St., (so called), agreeably to a petition.
34. To see if the Town will accept of the re-location of a portion of the Old Post Road, near the residence of Samuel Newell and also a por- tion of the Allen road, (so called), intersecting therewith, as laid out by the Selectmen, agreeably to a petition.
35. To see what action the Town will take, if any relative to the drainage of Union Street, agreeably to a petition.
36. To see if the Town will petition the County Commissioners to lay out Peck Street across the Attleborough Branch Railroad, agreeably to a petition.
37. To see if the Town will vote to build a High School House in North Attleborough, or do anything relating thereto; agreeably to a peti- tion.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
38. To see if the Town will vote to erect one or more High School buildings, and determine their location.
39. To see how much money the Town will appropriate, to be ex- pended by G. A. R. Post, No. 145, in decorating the graves of the soldiers and sailors of the Republic, buried within the limits of the Town.
40. To see how much the Town will appropriate for District Schools, and how the same shall be divided and apportioned to the several Districts.
41. To see how much the Town will appropriate for the High Schools.
42. To see how much the Town will appropriate for the support of paupers.
43. To see how much the Town will appropriate for Highways and Bridges.
44. To see how much the Town will appropriate for Current and Incidental Expenses.
45. To see what discount the Town will make for prompt payment of taxes, and what interest it will charge on all taxes remaining unpaid when due.
46. To see if the Town will authorize their Collectors to use all means of colleeting the taxes, which a Town Treasurer may use when appointed Collector.
47. To determine how much the Town will raise by taxation, to meet . the appropriations, defray the annual expenses, and pay the State and County taxes.
48. To vote "yes" or "no", by separate ballot, upon the question 'shall lieenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town,' the ensuing year.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting up attested copies thereof in ten public places in said Town, at least seven days before the time of holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk at or before the time of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Attleborough, this seventh day of March, A. D., 1881.
S. P. LATHROP, BURRILL PORTER, JR.
Selectmen of Attleborough
JOB B. SAVERY.
58-2012
58 2012
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