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North side, corner Sturdy street.
North side, corner Forest street.
South side, 420 feet east South Main street.
North side, at No. 38. North side, opposite Brook street.
First
East side, opposite Highland street.
Fisher
West side, corner Alder street.
West side, corner Bellemore street.
Florence
East side, corner Charles street.
Fairview ave. Falmouth
North side, opposite No. 71.
East side, opposite Grove street.
Elizabeth Emory
North side, front No. 102. West side, opposite Maple street.
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Street.
Location.
Foley
South side, front No. 22.
Forest
South side, opposite Horton street. South side, corner Maynard street.
South side, opposite Eddy street.
Fourth
West side, corner County street. East side, corner Prospect street. East side, corner Jefferson street.
Garden
George
East side, corner Franklin street. East side, corner Mechanics street. West side, opposite No. 16. West side, at No. 35. West side, at No. 59. East side, opposite Dunham street.
Goff
North side, corner South Main street.
Gustin ave.
North side, front No. 12.
Hawthorn Hayward Hazel
North side, front No. 17. West side, corner Pearl street.
West side, north of East street.
West side, corner Major street.
East side, corner Maple street.
Hazelwood ave. Hebron ave.
North side, 500 feet North Main street.
West side, 125 feet north Bliss avenue.
West side, front No. 41.
North side, corner Second street.
North side, 500 feet from Washington street. North side, 1,000 feet from Washington street.
North side, 1,500 feet from Washington street.
North side, 2,000 feet from Washington street. North side, 2,500 feet from Washington street. North side, 3.000 feet from Washington street. North side, 250 feet east Adamsdale road.
Hodges
North side, near corner Robinson avenue. East side, front No. 19. East side, near John street.
Holden
North side, corner Bank street.
North side, 25 feet from Hope street.
North side. corner Benefit street.
West side, between North Main and Bank streets.
Holman
North side, opposite No. 39. North side, front No. 54. North side, front No. 89.
Henry Highland Highland ave.
West side, front of S. LeDoux.
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1
Street.
Location.
Hope
West side, between No. 10 and No. 14. West side, between No. 30 and No. 34. West side, between Oak and Holden streets. West side, opposite Starkey avenue.
Horton
North side, near Forest street. Williams' shop, two private hydrants. North side, front No. 12. North side, front No. 36.
Howard ave.
West side, 150 feet from Washington street.
East side, corner Major street.
South side, front No. 6.
North side, 500 feet west of County street.
North side, front No. 15.
North side, 575 feet west Hodges street.
Knight ave.
South side, corner South Main street.
West side, front Whittaker's.
West side, front Andrew Murphy's.
West side, front Andrew Goff's.
West side, opposite school house.
East side, 200 feet south Webber street.
West side, front Hebron Mfg. Company.
East side, front Hebron Mfg. Company.
West side, front Hebron Mfg. Company. West side, four private, Hebron Co. West side, at Church street. West side, 275 feet south Church street. West side, 500 feet from Thacher street.
Lamb
West side, 1,000 feet from Thacher street. Northeast corner Mossberg shop. Between Mossberg's shops, private. South side, 500 feet from South Main street. North side, front No. 36.
Leedham
North side, front Robert Watts.
North side, front W. Norwood.
North side, corner Brown street.
Leroy
North side, near corner Bank street.
North side, front Horton & Bicknell's.
Lexington ave. Linden
East side, corner Robert street. East side, corner Thacher street.
West side, 350 feet south Thacher street. West side, at Alder street.
Lindsey
North side, 500 feet from Pleasant street. North side, 1,000 feet from Pleasant street.
James Jefferson Jewell ave. John
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Street.
Location.
Lindsey
North side, 1,500 feet from Pleasant street.
North side, 2,200 feet from Pleasant street.
Locust
North side, 500 feet east South Main street.
North side, 1,000 feet east South Main street.
North side, 1,500 feet east South Main street. South side, near railroad.
Maiden Lane Maple
North side, corner Eden street.
North side, corner Ellis street.
North side, corner Pine street.
North side, opposite No. 85 .
North side, near corner Speedway.
North side, opposite No. 173.
North side, corner George street.
North side, opposite No. 203.
West side, corner Mulberry street.
West side, between Orange and Brownell streets.
Maynard
North side, opposite Morey street.
North side, front Florence Sweet's.
North side, near Brook street.
West side, at railroad.
South side, opposite Blake house.
North side, front No. 26.
South side, between shop and Third street.
North side, four private, Watson Co.
South side, opposite No. 79.
South side, corner Dennis street.
North side, west of Dennis street.
West side, front No. 122.
West side, front Cobb house.
West side, front No. 180.
West side, north No. 140.
West side, south No. 140.
East side, corner Robinson avenue.
East side, 150 feet east Wm. Leonard's.
East side, west Robert Hampson's.
North side, corner Union street.
Mill Morey Mulberry
East side, corner Holman.
South side, corner Pine street.
South side, near Cherry street.
Newport ave.
South side, between Orr & Harris houses.
South side, front No. 125.
South side, opposite school house.
Martin
McMann Mechanics
Mendon Road
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Street.
Location.
Newport ave.
South side, at post office. South side, front Coupe house, No. 4. South side, front Bethany Chapel. South side, front Sadler's old house. South side, front Sadler's new house.
South side, front Jillson's house. South side, front Stella Orr's house.
South side, opposite Highland avenue.
East side, 450 feet south Highland avenue.
East side, between Orr's and Rebecca Guild. East side, opposite Stella Orr's house.
North ave.
East side, corner West street.
East side, opposite Deantown road.
East side, opposite No. 44. East side, front No. 51. East side, near Newcomb farm.
East side, front No. 85.
East side, front No. 115.
East side, opposite E. A. Uhlig's.
North Main
West side, front Bronson block.
East side, front No. 35.
East side, front Y. M. C. A. East side, corner Dean street.
East side, corner Peck street.
East side, between Ide & Macdonald's.
East side, between Nos. 149 and 155. East side, opposite John street. East side, front Simmons' shop.
East side, front Simmons' shop.
East side, two private, Simmons. West side, front No. 200.
West side, at Woodlawn avenue.
West side, front No. 242. East side, corner Holden street.
East side, opposite Twin Elm farm.
East side, front Kratz's house. East side, front Smith's house.
East side, between Riley's and Cargill's. East side, front Stafford's house.
Oak Hill ave.
East side, opposite Commonwealth avenue. South side, opposite Park street. South side, between Park street and car barn. South side, beyond car barn.
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Street.
Location.
Oak Hill ave. South side, opposite Park entrance.
North side, front of school house.
Olive North side, front J. C. Cummings.
Orange North side, corner Cherry street.
North side, near Martin street.
Palm
South side, corner street.
Park
North side, opposite Railroad avenue.
South side, front Briggs' building.
South side, east of railroad arch. South side, corner Union street.
North side, corner Morey street.
North side, west Park avenue.
North side, west of Brook street.
North side, opposite No. 197.
North side, near corner Sturdy street.
North side, corner Forest street.
North side, corner Torrey street. East side, corner Emory street.
East side, near Perry's.
East side, front No. 311. East side, near No. 320.
West side, corner Maple street.
West side, front Heather's house.
West side, front Brockway's house.
West side, corner road to Sanitarium.
Street to Sanitarum, north side. Street to Sanitarium, south side.
Street to Sanitarium, west of building.
West side, beyond H. J. Smith's house.
West side, at G. L. Stoddard's house.
West side, opposite Wilmarth street. West side, between Wilmarth and Oak Hill avenue.
Park ave. Parker East side, corner School street.
Pearl
West side, near Carpenter street. North side, corner James street.
Peck
South side, opposite Florence street.
South side, opposite Walter street.
South side, near Perrin street.
Perrin
South side, opposite Hope street. East side, end of street at railroad.
Pine West side, at No. 35.
West side, opposite No. 8.
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Street.
Location.
Pine
West side, front Makepeace's shop.
West side, corner Dunham street.
West side, corner Pearl street. West side, corner School street. West side, corner East street. West side, corner Carpenter street.
Pleasant
East side, between Holman and Emory streets.
East side, corner Falmouth street.
West side, front of grain mill. West side, front No. 184. West side, front No. 103.
West side, opposite Forest street.
West side, front No. 146.
West side, near Angell street.
West side, corner Starkey avenue.
West side, opposite Perry street.
West side, opposite Kelley's house.
West side, front Josephine Cobb's.
West side, front Isaac Alger's.
West side, near Mrs. A. Parmenter's.
West side, front No. 294.
West side, near A. E. Briggs' house.
West side, near No. 352.
West side, near corner Richardson avenue.
Pleasant ave. Pond
North side, 100 feet east F. Perry's.
West side, corner Carpenter street.
West side, 400 feet north Carpenter street.
West side, opposite school house.
North side, front No. 35.
Prospect Railroad ave.
West side, front No. 21.
West side, front of Blake's.
Robert
North side, front of Mallory's.
Robinson ave.
West side, 500 feet from Highland avenue. West side, 1,000 feet from Highland avenue.
West side, 1,500 feet from Highland avenue.
West side, 2,000 feet from Highland avenue. West side, 2,500 feet from Highland avenue. West side, opposite Wm. Green's. West side, corner Brown street.
West side, 500 feet south Brown street.
West side, north J. T. Ashworth's.
South side, corner North Main street.
Sanford
West side, corner Orange street.
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Street.
Location.
Sanford School
North side, front of school house. North side, corner James street.
North side, corner Hazel street.
North side, near Thacher Brook.
Second
West side, corner County street. East side, corner Grove street.
Sixth
East side, front No. 18.
North side, corner Thacher street.
Snell
North side, half-way to Standpipe. South side, at Standpipe.
South ave. South Main
West side, front of F. Blackinton's. East side, front of fire station.
West side, opposite Mossberg's shop.
East side, near Blake's shop, private. East side, at railroad arch. West side, front bell tower.
East side, between Nos. 117 and 126. East side, front No. 146.
East side, corner East street.
East side, corner Carpenter street.
East side, corner Maple street.
East side, corner Mulberry street. West side, opposite Orange street.
West side, north of Chester street. West side, corner Spring street.
West side, opposite Fairview avenue. North side, front John Thacher's.
North side, front Ernest Gilmore's.
North side, opposite Locust street.
North side, opposite E. W. Parker's. North side, east of No. 382.
North side, opposite No. 396.
North side, opposite Leon Courcy's.
North side, opposite Superintendent's.
North side, private hydrants, Hebron Co. North side, front of mill house No. 83.
South side, front of mill house No. 67. South side, front of mill house No. 55.
North side, front of mill house No. 33. North side, front of mill house No. 13. North side, front of No. 461.
South side, front of school house. South side, at railroad bridge.
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Street.
Location.
South Main
South side, at Tiffany street. North side, front of Catholic church.
South side, opposite cemetery. North side, opposite Thurber street. South side, west of C. W. Carpenter's South side, east of Gile's.
West side, front of A. J. Atwell's. West side, front of Charles Atwell's.
West side, at Knight avenue. West side, in Seekonk, private.
Starkey ave. Stead ave.
East side, opposite No. 24. West side, north of Bridge street. East side, north of Bridge street.
West side, corner Holman street.
Sturdy Summer
East side, opposite Mary street. East side, beyond No. 33.
Tappan ave. Thacher
West side, near corner Dunham street.
West side, 750 feet north South Main street.
East side, between Smith houses. East side, corner Nelson street. East side, opposite Fisher street.
East side, 500 feet south County street.
East side, corner County street.
East side, opposite No. 171. West side, front Smith farm.
Thacher's Third
South side, 55 feet east South Main street.
East side, corner Prospect street.
East side, front No. 35.
Thirteenth
North side, corner Robert street.
North side, 250 feet from Robert street.
Tiffany
North side, 500 feet from South Main street. North side, 1,000 feet from South Main street.
North side, 1,500 feet, from South Main street.
North side, 2,100 feet from South Main street. East side, 100 feet north of County street.
East side, front Dr. Clark's.
East side, 1,100 feet from County street.
East side, near South avenue.
Turner
North side, corner Mendon road.
North side, 500 feet from Washington street. North side, 500 feet east Washington street. North side, 370 feet west Washington street North side, corner Allen street.
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Street.
Turner
Union
Location. North side, at Standard Oil Co. North side, at Crown Mfg. Co. West side, front No. 21. East side, front No. 32. West side, corner Maiden lane.
Rear Tappan factory, private. East side, opposite Mill street.
West side, corner Capron street. West side, opposite Pearl street.
West side, opposite School street. West side, corner Carpenter street. Rear fire station.
Verndale ave. Wall Walnut
North side, 100 feet west Bushee street.
South side, from lumber yard.
North side, east of County street.
North side, front of G. Mathews'.
Washington
East side, opposite school house. East side, opposite blacksmith shop.
East side, near Charles Abbott's house.
East side, front Barrow's Tavern.
East side, between Edgewood and Howard avenue.
East side, 700 feet west Allen avenue.
East side, 125 feet east Fenton avenue.
East side, corner Mendon road.
East side, 210 feet south Scott street.
East side, corner Turner street.
Water
North side, opposite Kilby street. North side, east of Bungy river.
Water Works yd. From King street main extended.
West
North side, corner North Main street.
North side, between Nerney and Manchester's.
North side, opposite No. 92.
North side, opposite Mechanics street.
North side, opposite Thacher street. South side, at Pumping Station.
North side, 700 feet west Pumping Station.
North side, opposite ice house.
North side, opposite Orr's bleachery.
South side, opposite No. 9.
South side, at cemetery.
South side, near Newport avenue.
West Carpenter South side, corner Cross street. South side, east of Central street.
Report of the Park Commissioners for 1913
To the citizens of Attleborough:
The park commissioners herewith submit their report for the year ending December 31, 1913.
The greater part of the appropriation for the year was expended for work which the commis- sioners believe will be permanent. Considerable grading was done in front of and around the Newell shelter building. A large amount of soil was neces- sarily removed from the driveway leading to the shelter and replaced with a bed of stone for drain- age purposes.
Granolithic work, which bears a ten year guarantee was installed by a reputable concern in various parts of the park. The building formerly used as the merry-go-round was converted to a home for the menagerie which proved most popular, drawing large crowds. During the coming year we would like to improve the lake by enlarging it, thus furnishing a larger surface for skating and a wading pool which is much needed and which we believe would be highly appreciated by the children of the town. The lake has been especially popular with skaters. With the banks graded and paved with cobble stones set in Portland cement and the supply of town water, which the water commissioners have
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agreed to furnish as soon as the pipes are laid, even better skating facilities can be supplied.
A large space in the upper part of the park was ploughed up and levelled for a ball ground. Much blasting being necessary this took consider- able money, but the commissioners expect to be able to enlarge and improve these grounds during the coming year so that an excellent ball field will be available. Most of the work has been done on the County street side of the park with scarcely any- thing done to improve the Dennis street section. The driveways must be repaired. The buildings need painting, and the gutters on the Casino must be replaced.
The main entrance to the park must be raised and repaired. This requires money and we hope that the people of Attleboro will see fit to make this investment. We recommend and request an appro- priation of $1.500 in addition to the $2,000 stipula- ted in the deed of the park to the Town.
Many more persons have visited the park dur- ing the past season than ever before, large crowds being especially noticeable Sundays and in the af- ternoons and evenings. The superintendent has given the cultivation of the flowers his personal at- tention and your commissioners believe the park to have been more beautiful and more appreciated by the townspeople during the past year than ever be- fore.
(Signed) SOLON D. BUSHEE. CARLTON H. NERNEY, CHARLES A. MOOERS,
Park Commissioners of the Town of Attleborough.
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CAPRON PARK
Financial Statement for 1913.
Dr.
Appropriation
$3,500.00
Sale of packing boxes
1.00
Sale of wood 8.00
Sale of dirt and mud
1.50
Sale of animals
22.85
Rebate on duty paid.
3.54
Duplicate bill .
.73
Income from Capron Fund.
1,384.88
$4,922.49
Cr.
Pay rolls
$1,574.44
John Anderson, hire of men and
teams
188.03
Dressing and fertilizer
174.78
Cartage
21.00
Insect Killer
1.09
Bulbs, seeds, trees, shrubs and plants
351.71
Flower pots
2.75
Tools
32.08
Repairing and sharpening tools and lawn mowers
16.80
Lawn mower
14.00
Wire netting, for Zoo
33.00
Plant boxes
5.75
Sawdust, for Zoo
6.72
Plant stakes
1.00
Paints and brushes
1.75
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Plans .50
Roofing paper 9.36
Hardware and supplies, for Zoo and buildings
21.54
Window glass and setting same
5.30
Freight express and duty on im- ported shrubs
122.54
Florist paper
1.00
Stationery and stamps
5.00
Account book
2.00
Traveling expenses, Seabrook, N. H.
5.00
Animals bought for Park-
Pigeons
31.00
Guinea Pigs
3.75
Ducks
2.00
Foxes
10.00
Mice
1.50
Monkeys
40.00
Bantams
1.00
Geese
6.00
Raccoon
5.00
Food, etc., for animals and
birds
69.16
Milk for animals
9.18
Utensils for feeding
animals,
etc.
1.47
One horse tip cart
135.00
Lumber, used on Zoo building.
110.00
Pope & Read, labor and ma- terials
8.65
J. W. Bullock & Co., laying wa- ter pipe to Zoo 47.15
Pipe and elbow
5.28
C. L. Bowen, mason work; urns and steps 133.62
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P. J. Taeger, contractor and car- penter, repairing, etc. . .
26.22
C. V. Saunders, sashes 11.55 .
J. E. Anderson, contract work, baseball field 150.00
Daniel Young, contractor and carpenter, work on Zoo ... 120.00
H. E. White, carpenter, seats and swings 36.14
Grant Bros., carpenters, labor and materials 5.87
T. G. Hasler, painter, labor and material, Zoo building.
93.67
Peter Walgreen
36.90
R. I. Paving Co., for granolithic walks, gutters and floor of Zoo
745.00
Patrick Nerney for building, used as Zoo 250.00
H. C. Barden, electrician, work on Zoo and shelter house ... 24.63
Lamps for electric lights. .
1.05
Electric lighting
204.56
$4,922.49
S. D. BUSHEE, CARLTON H. NERNEY, CHARLES A. MOOERS, Park Commissioners.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1913-1914
Mrs. Florence B. Theobald .. Telephone 172-M
Term Expires
250 County St.
1914
Thomas G. Sadler Telephone Pawt., 336-W
South Attleboro
1914
Aldro A. French Telephone 344-R
234 County St.
1914
Benjamin P. King
17 First St.
1915
Telephone 153-W
Mrs. Emily L. Richardson Telephone 354-W
13 Maple St. 1915
Dr. Reginald P. Dakin
20 Second St.
1915
Telephone:
Office 279-J
Telephone:
Residence 302-J
Walter J. Newman Telephone 86-M
177 Pine St.
1916
Harold E. Sweet
80 North Main St.
1916
Telephone 335
Mrs. Susie M. Pearse
24 Dean St.
1916
ORGANIZATION
Walter J. Newman Aldro A. French
Chairman
Secretary
STANDING COMMITTEES
Teachers and Course of Study
Mr. Newman, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Theobald, Dr. Dakin,
Mr. Sweet
Text-Books and Supplies Mr. King, Mr. Sadler, Mrs. Pearse, Mrs. Theobald, Mr. French
Incidentals and Repairs Mr. Sadler, Mr. King, Mr. Newman, Mr. French, Mr. Sweet
Visiting Schools
Mrs.
Richardson,
Mrs. Theobald, Mrs. Pearse, Dr. Dakin,
Mr. Sweet
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Regular Meetings, first and third Mondays of each month at 7:45 o'clock P. M.
Bills may be approved at each meeting of the Committee All bills to be acted on must be submitted in duplicate approved by the chairman of the sub-committee contracting the same, and be in the hands of the Clerk of the Committee, Superin- tendent's office, on the Saturday preceding the meeting. Bills approved by the Committee will be paid at the Town Treas- urer's office the following Friday. -
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Lewis A. Fales, 22 Mechanics St. Telephone 238-J
Office of Superintendent of Schools
Sanford St. School Telephone 64-R
The superintendent's office is open on school days from 8:30 to 12:30, and from 1:30 to 5; Saturdays from 9 to 12.
The superintendent's office hours on school days are from 8:30 to 9; 4 to 5 Monday, Wednesday and Friday; 7 to 8 Mon- day evening.
Clerks
Alice I. Wetherell 32 Sanford St. 61 Freeman St., Attleboro Falls, Mass.
Myrtle F. Goodwin
School Physician
Dr. Wilfred E. Rounseville 40 Bank St.
Telephone 320
Attendance Officer
Warren Parker, 9 Grove St. Telephone 175-M
Office Sanford St. School
Office hours on school days: 8:30-9 A. M. daily. 3:30-5 P. M. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday.
SCHOOL CALENDAR-1913-1914
Fall term : Sept. 8 to Dec. 19, 1913
Winter term
Spring term
Dec. 29, 1913, to Feb. 20, 1914 March 2 to April 24, 1914
Summer term May 4 to June 26, 1914
Fall term begins Sept. 8, 1914
SCHOOL SESSIONS
High School-One session, from 8:15 to 1, with a recess of fif- teen minutes.
Grammar and Primary Schools-Morning session from 9 to 11:45. Afternoon session from 1:30 to 3:45, from beginning
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of spring term to Nov. 1; 1:15 to 3:30 from Nov. 1 to close of winter term. Grade I closes fifteen minutes earlier than the other grades.
NO SCHOOL SIGNAL
Four Double Strokes on the Fire Alarm 2-2-2-2.
7:15 A. M. No session for the High School.
8:00 A. M. No morning session for all grades below the High School.
8:15 A. M. No morning session for the first, second and third grades. Afternoon session for all grades unless the signal is repeated at 12:15 or 12:30.
11:15 A. M. One session. Grades I to III will close for the day at 12 M. All higher grades then in session will close for the day at 1 P. M.
12:15 P. M. No afternoon session for all grades below the High School.
12:30 P. M. No afternoon session for the first, second and third grades.
6:50 P. M. No session for the evening schools.
The signal will be given at 8 A. M. and 12:15 P. M. only in very severe weather.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT Receipts
Appropriation
$87,550.00
Dog Fund 1,696.86
Tuition
571.25
Sale of old furnaces, desks, etc. 20.00
Sale of rubber for benevolence. 2.00
Total net receipts. $89,840.1I
Reimbursements from :
Sale of car tickets.
$447.51
Sale of books and supplies
84.73
Sale of evening school supplies.
33.97
Individual telephones
43.75
School Savings expenses.
10.50
Duplicate Bill
.50
.
$620.96
Total gross receipts.
$90,461.07
EXPENDITURES
High School
Element'ry Schools
General Account
Evening Schools
Vacation Schools
Total
General Control
Agent
S 50.00
Clerk
868.00
Telephones for schools
206.20
Telephones paid for by individuals
43.75
Census enumerator
60.00
School Reports
33.00
Office expenses, typewriter, etc.
110.07
Superintendence in- cluding Attend- ance Officer
Superintendent
2,300.04 616.68
3,243.11
ing case, fuel, etc ...
243-63
Expenses out of town
82.76
Expenses of Instruction
Teachers
$10,818.00
$43,460.21
$1,301.00
$300.00
Supervisors
Books
630.81
1,096.28
37.58
Supplies
588.13
1,300.71
60.60
123.00
Manual Training
199.24
199.28
Sewing
19.22
Care of organs
3.90
48.10
Operating School Plant
Janitors
849.96
7,215.36
Fuel
488.22
5,236.68
Janitors'Supplies, etc Lights
47.17
380.45
$15,376.24
Gas
28.66
27.26
Electricity
74.12
Towels
17.71
129.77
Water
94 80
579.59
Maintaining Schoo Plant
Repairs
195.26
3,180.67
Furniture
331.00
Hedges
259.21
Flags
28.75
Auxiliary Agencies
Health
366.65
3,706.15
Transportation.
3,339.50
Miscellaneous
Truant School
25.72
Benevolence.
273.54
Graduations
152.45
86.89
Sundries
26.73
88.38
7.55
Express
38.45
$14,141.04
$67,419.14
$6.849.66
$1,613.22
$423.00
$90,446.06
Balance
15.01
Total
$90,461.07
Note-Deducting the amount received for reimbursements, $620.96, would make the total net expenditures for schools
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