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Jan. 1 1913
Increase
Gas
67
46
21
Electric
395
366
29
Gas and Electric
181
152
29
Total
643
564
79
METERS INSTALLED
Jan.1
Jan. 1
Gas
278
208
Electric
666
568
PRE-PAYMENT METERS INSTALLED (included in the above)
Jan. 1
1914
Gas
32
Electric
37
STREET LIGHTS
Total Total Average
number number number of nights of hours of nights run
357
3205
30
Average number of hours per night 9 hrs. 15 min.
(11 arcs and 6 incandescent)
Midnight Service
325
1666 27
5 hrs. 6 min.
(9 arcs and 179 incandescent)
No. Middleboro &
Rock Service 365
2235 30
6 hrs. 6 min.
(63 incandescent)
So. Middleboro Service 31
232
7 hrs. 30 min.
(32 incandescent)
Total K. W. delivered at switch board,
402,145
Total K. W. delivered for street lights,
37,774.1
run per month
All-night service
1914
1913
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ยท GAS MANUFACTURING ACCOUNT.
EXPENSES.
Salaries and Labor :
General Salaries
$360 50
Clerical and Collector
166 08
Wages at Station
751 49
$1,278 07
Material and Supplies :
Fuel Oil
1,721 75
Coal
213 43
Water
21 13
Coke
964 54
$2,920 85
Maintenance:
Repairs Real Estate
33 56
Repairs and Maintenance,
Works
78 68
Repairs Mains and Services
287 48
Repairs Meters
137 63
$537 35
Sundry Expenses :
Stable Account
23 83
General Office Expenses 141 23
165 06
Bad Debts
32 14
Total Expenses $4,933 47
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GAS MANUFACTURING ACCOUNT
INCOME.
From Sale of Gas
$4,979 89
Less Discounts and Rebates 192 00
Balance to Profit and Loss
$4,787 89 145 58
Total Credits
$4,933 47
. :
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ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING ACCOUNT. EXPENSE.
Salaries & Labor :
General Salaries
$1,147 50
Clerical & Collector
636 92
Wages at Station
6,145 90
Wages, Care of lights
58 16
$7,988 48
Material & Supplies :
Coal
2,890 87
Carbons
26 13
Water
37 04
Oil & Waste
325 87
Maintenance:
Repair Arc Lamps
39 85
Electric Meters
131 67
Lines & Wires
1,178 26
66
Electric Plant
258 22
Gas Engine Plant
342 61
Gas Producer Plant
118 49
Real Estate
339 64
Steam Plant
85 25
Water Plant
227 27
Series Street Lights (Inc.)
88 67
$2,809 93
Sundry Expenses :
Insurance
403 29
Stable Account
452 68
Garage Account
99 04
General Office Expenses
334 09
$1,289 10
Accounts charged to bad debts
126 80
Total Expenses
$15,494 22
Balance to Profit & Loss (Profit)
9,896 31
Total Debits
$25,390 53
Total Expenses
$15,494 22
Balance to Profit & Loss (Profit)
13,708 31
Total Debits $29,202 53
3,279 91
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ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING ACCOUNT.
INCOME. '
From Commercial Arcs
Less discounts and rebates
$429 30 117 39
$311 91
From Commercial Incandescent 15,769 39
Less discounts and rebates
2,417 00
13,352 39
From Domestic Incandescent 8,214 62
Less discounts and rebates
385 09
7,829 53
From Power
4,183 51
Less discounts and rebates
286 81
3,896 70
Total Credits
$25,390 53
To give Electric Plant full credit should show as follows:
Income from private consumers,
Income from Town for Street lights
$25,390 53 3,812 00
Total Credits
$29,202 53
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BALANCE SHEET.
Appropriation Bonds Construction
35,102 39
66
Extraordinary Repairs
2,890 00
66
Notes
18,000 00
Arc Lamps
$676 48
Bills Payable
930 20
Bonds
37,500 00
Electric Plant
4,235 58
Gas Engine Plant
9,965 72
Horse and Wagon
101 50
Income Account:
Gas 684 39
Commercial Incandescent
2,873 55
Domestic Incandescent
1,826 84
Power
1,223 31
Commercial Arcs
123 75
Jobbing
467 77
Inventory
3,118 14
Lines and Wires
12,012 25
Machinery, Gas
12,512 36
Meters, Gas
1,748 93
Meters, Electric
8,909 93
Notes Payable
21,200 00
Office Furniture
246 10
Producer Plant
3,606 85
Real Estate, Gas
3,977 30
Real Estate, Electric
10,338 44
Series Incandescent Lights
1,492 10
Steam Plant, Electric
971 79
Tools and Appliances, Electric
1,088 42
Tools and Appliances, Gas
336 02
Transformers
5,114 43
Water Plant
11,472 98
Street Mains, Gas
13,757 01
Depreciation Account
1,813 19
General Cash
483 47
Town Treasurer
352 90
Supply Account
1,862 57
Guarantee Fund
5 00
Automobile Account
425 00
Profit and Loss
38,934 90
$154,940 78
$154,940 78
$37,500 00
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DEPRECIATION ACCOUNT.
EXPENDED FOR
Construction :
Gas Meters
$434 69
Mains & Services
2,464 70
Lines & Wires
3,362 43
Water Plant
1,419 77
Electric Meters
1,511 90
Transformers
1,099 01
Series Incandescent
488 51
Electric Plant
56 51
$10,837 52
DISBURSEMENTS.
Adams Express Co.
$58 75
Albert & J. M. Anderson Mfg. Co.
45 00
W. S. Andrews & Son
6 00
J. F. Alden
253 45
Wm. A. Andrews
100 00
American Railway Supply Co.
9 00
Baileys' Garage
8 95
Brownell & Burt
4 00
R. T. Benson
5 15
Geo. G. Benson
12 10
Ralph M. Bassett
6 68
Nathaniel Bump
13 59
Bryant & Soule
48 75
A. M. Bearse, P. M.
142 31
Bay State Street Railway Express Co.
11 78
E. Blouin
6 90
J. P. Bynn
10 97
Bingham & Taylor
25 92
Geo. T. Bailey
2 65
Wm. M. Crane Co.
3 16
Crane Co.
15 90
The Cudahy Packing Co.
4 25
Crandall Packing Co.
9 10
Curry Bros. Oil Co.
141 20
Chandler-Farquhar Co.
13 22
Central Foundry Co.
805 41
Harlas S. Cushman
100 00
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Geo. M. Clark & Co.
451 23
Cling-Surface Co.
14 75 46
Central Garage
Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co.
3 94
Dr. T. F. Conway
2 00
Wm. F. Dean
1 10
Dickson & Eddy
1609 58
W. S. Darley & Co.
90
J. &. G. E. Doane
220 23
Dover Press
9 75
Eagle Express Co.
30
Estabrook & Co.
3320 00
The Eynon-Evans Mfg. Co.
60 00
Alex Eaton
297 43
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation
149 84
Eagle Oil & Supply Co.
277 36
The Fairbanks Co.
60 00
Fitz, Dana & Co.
36 66
Peter Fournier
7 12
The Wm. H. Gallison Co.
467 76
Geo. E. Gilchrist Co.
136 56
Globe Gas Light Co.
6 00
Goetz Gasket & Packing Co.
1 58
Carfield & Proctor Coal Co.
918 16
General Electric Co.
2,097 14
Alfred Goudon
1 69
The Garwood Gas Lamp & Heater Co.
20 58
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co.
40 00
The S. M. Howes Co.
4 67
Jas. Hunter Machine Co.
33 30
Holyoke Machine Co.
1,192 70
C. L. Hathaway Co.
3 60
Frank Horn
12 30
J. H. Harrica
1 80
The Industrial Instrument Co.
3 18
W. H. Haskell
1 50
H. W. Johns-Manville Co.
21 68
Jenney Mfg. Co.
358 32
Jas. L. Jenney Est.
175 79
Jones Bros. Co.
66
Kendall Refining Co.
1,745 96
Kimball Bros. & Sprague
3 37
Geo. E. Kaufmann
2 30
S. Kelley
4 00
Library Bureau
69 00
119
Thos. Logan
1 69
R. Levey
3 00
McKenney & Waterbury Co.
274 96
John McGrady
1 75
Michael Maloot
1.78
C. S. Millerd
2 00
Main Belting Co.
4 38
A. S. Morss Co.
11 60
Town of Middleboro
335 00
Middleboro Auto Exchange
438 37
C. W. Maxim
102 83
Middleboro Fire District
58 17
T. F. Mendall
2 10
Murdock-Shaw Co.
1 .61
Jesse F. Morse
3.55
H. Mueller Mfg. Co.
5.78
Metacomet Corporation
8 40
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
111 94
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
613 93
Thos. Norris
2 00
National India Rubber Co.
300 72
H. W. Oliver
67 56
Oleum Products Co.
15 44
W. H. Pettee
100 00
Pettingell-Andrews Co.
2,607 07
Presbrey Stove Lining Co.
32 15
Pittsburg Water Heater Co.
87 05
T. W. Pierce Co.
36 87
Lloyd Perkins
256 22
The Henry Perkins Co.
6 42
Peter J. Panacy
34 70
C. D. Parker & Co.
200 00
Pay Rolls
13,218 88
G. C. Patterson
6 90
Andrew Patterson
9 60
Clifford Pratt
1 25
G. A. Philbrook
10 25
Ruud Mfg. Co.
85 00
Chas. Rathbone
1 10
J. K. & B. Sears & Co.
282 80
Standard Oil Co. of New York
107 90
Safety Gas Lighter Co.
3 93
T. G. Sisson
257 14
Stuart-Howland Co.
154 51
Maurice C. Smith
3 13
F
120
The Sprague Meter Co.
204 66
Elmer A. Stevens
1,900 00
G. H. Shaw Co.
3 75
H. H. Shaw
52 28
Stoddard Union Co.
18 20
H. L. Thatcher Co.
93 05
Taunton Gas Light Co.
624 65
W. C. Thomas
6 55
A. S. Tallman
10 50
Nathaniel Tufts Meter Co.
340 12
A. A. Thomas, Treasurer of Enoch Pratt Fund
48 00
E. F. Tinkham
10 00
John H. Thurston
12 00
Henry C. Tinkham
13 14
G. W. Tulley
6 00
Taunton Autogenous Welding Works
3 00
Union Electric Supply Co.
4 16
Union Iron Works
24 00
Seth L. Vickery
146 10
Welsbach Co. of New York
60
C. P. Washburn
128 60
Samuel Ward Co.
57 11
Waldo Bros.
31 65
The Westinghouse Machine Co.
412 57
Wylie Bros.
198 32
J. C. Wilbur
1 50
Whitcomb & Owens .
26 61
Lorenzo Wood
8 75
J. A. Washburn
28 64
Western Electric Co.
426 64
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
624 93
Wetmore-Savage Co.
181 61
Robert Spurr Weston
93 85
Ward, Drouet & Foster, Inc.
6 95
The Western Gas Construction Co.
10 30
W. A. Wood Co.
43 26
Egdar T. Ward's Sons
1 32
41,385 24
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STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS BONDS
1913 Apr. 3 Appropriation
1913 $3,000 00 Dec. 31 Orders drawn $3,000 00
INTEREST. 1913
1913
Dec. 31 Transferred from
maintenance acct. $2,468 00 Dec. 31 Orders drawn $2,468 00
COMMISSIONERS' SALARIES.
1913
1913
Apr. 3 Appropriation $300 00 Dec. 31 Orders drawn $300 00
SUBURBAN LIGHTING. 1913
1913
Apr. 3 Appropriation $400 00
Jan. 1 Overdrawn $157 86
Dec. 31 Orders drawn 203 63
Dec. 31 Balance 38 51
$400 00
$400 00
DRAINAGE ACCOUNT.
1913
1913
Jan. 1 Balance
$25 00 Dec. 31 Balance $25 00
DEPRECIATION ACCOUNT. 1913
1913
Apr. 3 Appropriation $3,812 00 Jan. 1 Overdrawn $5 76
Dec. 31 Transferred from
maintenance acct. 4,532 00
Dec.31 Orders drawn 10,837 52
Collections 686 09
Overdrawn 1,813 19
$10,843 28
$ 10,843 28
MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT.
1913
1913
Jan. 1 Cash in Office
$182 42
Dec. 31 Cash in Office $483 47
Transferred to
Balance in Town Treasury 228 33
Interest Acct. 2,468 00
Apr. 3 Appropriation 150 00
Transferred to DepreciationAcct.
4,532 00
Orders drawn
24,541 09
Balance in
Town Treasury 287 24
Dec. 31Collections 31,751 05
$32,311 80
$32,311 80
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CONSTRUCTION GAS MAINS ACCOUNT.
TAUNTON AWARD. 1913
1913
Jan. 1 Balance in
Town Treasury
$37 15 Dec. 31 Order drawn $35 00
Balance in Town Treasury 2 15
$37 15 $37 15
Respectfully Submitted,
GEORGE A. PHILBROOK,
General Manager and Superintendent.
ANNUAL REPORT
of the
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
of the
Town of Middleborough, Mass.
for the
YEAR 1913
LEE
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PLYMOU
ACOUNTY,
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INCORPORATE
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
ORGANIZATION, 1913-1914.
GRANVILLE E. TILLSON, Chairman.
CHARLES H. BATES, Secretary.
MEMBERS.
GRANVILLE E. TILLSON, 119 So. Main St., Term expires 1914.
*DR. JAMES P. LEAHY, 19 Everett St., Term expires 1914.
GEORGE W. STETSON, 118 So. Main St., Term expires 1915.
THEODORE N. WOOD, 16 School St., Term expires 1915.
E. T. PIERCE JENKS, 26 No. Main St., Term expires 1916.
REGINALD W. DRAKE, 45 Peirce St., Term expires 1916.
*Dr. James P. Leahy succeeded Louis H. Carr, resigned, June, 1913.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
CHARLES H. BATES, 25 East Grove St. Telephone, 81-W. Office, Room 7, Town Hall. Telephone, 81-R.
Office Hours, school days: Mondays and Fridays, 4 to 5 P.M .; Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8 to 9 A.M .; Wednesdays, 6.30 to 7.30 P.M.
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Regular meetings of the Committee are held in Room 7, Town Hall, on the first Thursday of each month, at 7.30 P.M. All bills against the School Department should be sent to the Secretary's office not later than the Wednesday preced- ing the first Thursday of each month.
Regular Committee Meetings, Jan. 1, Feb. 5, March 5, April 2, May 7, June, 4 June 25, Sept. 3, Oct. 1, Nov. 5, Dec. 3, Dec 30.
SUB-COMMITTEES.
Thomastown, South Middleboro, Rock and Highland Schools, GRANVILLE E. TILLSON. West Side, Thompsonville and Soule Schools,
DR. JAMES P. LEAHY. Union Street and Wappanucket Schools. GEORGE W. STETSON. School Street, Fall Brook and Purchade Schools, THEODORE N. WOOD.
High, Green and Waterville Schools,
E. T. PIERCE JENKS. Forest Street, Pleasant Street and Plymouth Street Schools, REGINALD W. DRAKE.
SCHOOL PHYSICIAN.
DR. JAMES H. BURKHEAD, 128 So. Main Street.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE OFFICERS.
EVERETT T. LINCOLN, 28 Wareham Street
SAMUEL S. LOVELL, 210 Centre Street.
JANITORS OF CENTRAL BUILDINGS.
High School, CHARLES H. GOODWIN, 67 Wareham St. Union Street, S. EDWARDS MATTHEWS, 7 School St. School Street, THOMAS S. PHINNEY, 24 Pearl Street. Forest Street, MARTIN HANLEY, 85 Oak Street. West Side, SAMUEL S. LOVELL, 210 Centre Street.
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TOWN OF MIDDLEBORO.
In School Committee.
January 16, 1914
Voted :- That the reports of the Secretary of the Board, Superintendent of Schools, Principal of the High School, Supervisor of Music, Supervisor of Manual Arts, and Super- visor of Penmanship be adopted and presented to the town by the School Board.
CHARLES H. BATES,
Secretary.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Middleboro, Mass., Jan. 1, 1914.
To the Citizens of Middleboro :-
The following financial report of the School Committee is hereby respectfully submitted :-
FINANCIAL STATEMENT. CURRENT EXPENDITURES.
Balance 1912
Appropriation 1913.
Salaries
$28,800 00
Janitors
2,200 00
Fuel
2,200 00
Books, Supplies and Printing
2,000 00
Office Rent
150 00
Sundries
600 00
Tuition
76 00
$36,026 00
Less estimated income
3,476 00
Town of Lakeville, tuition
682 00
Town of Rochester, tuition
110 00
Town of Plympton, tuition
182 13
Town of Freetown, tuition
55 00
Town of Raynham, tuition
24 00
State Board of Charity, tuition
587 00
City of Boston, tuition
35 00
Pierce Trustees for Commercial Course 1400 00
Lyman School, tuition
4 00
Incidentals and Tuition
90 45
DR. $127 62
$32,550 00
3,169 58
$35,847 20
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CR.
Salaries
$28,620 07
Janitors
2,182 40
Fuel
2,296 90
Books, Supplies and Printing
2,309 83
Office Rent
150 00
Sundries
672 40
Tuition-Bridgewater
118 14
Deficit
$36,349 74 $502 54
SCHOOL COMMITTEE SALARIES.
DR.
Appropriation
$150 00
CR.
Granville E. Tillson
$25 00
James P. Leahy
25 00
George W. Stetson
25 00
Theodore N. Wood
25 00
E. T. Pierce Jenks
25 00
Reginald W. Drake
25 00
. .
SCHOOL PHYSICIAN.
Dr.
Appropriation
$300 00
Cr.
Dr. J. H. Burkhead
$300 00
WATER SUPPLY.
Dr.
Balance 1912
$383 55
Cr.
Expended
304 46
Balance
$79 09
$150 00
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PORTABLE BUILDING.
Dr.
Appropriation
$1,600 00
Cr.
E. F. Hodgson American Seating Co.
$1,500 00 100 00
$1,600 00
TRANSPORTATION.
Dr
Appropriation Balance 1912
$2,000 00 117 37
$2,117 37
Cr.
Expended Deficit
$2,332 80 215 43
REPAIRS.
Dr.
Appropriation Deficit 1912
$3,000 00 288 37
$2,711 63
Cr.
Expended Deficit
$3,181 99 470 36
SUMMARY.
Whole amount available for school purposes Total expenditures Deficit
$43,109 75
44,218 99 1,109 24
The deficit in the current expenditures was mainly due to the necessary expenditure for books and supplies, owing to the increased enrollment in the High School in September, and the replacing of many books unfit for use with new books in the elementary schools. The High School alone called for an expenditure of $744.00 for books and supplies for the fall term.
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The deficit in transportation was due to the closing of the France School in August and transporting the pupils to the South Middleboro school. No appropriation had been made for this unforeseen expenditure.
The deficit in repairs was mainly due to the necessary re- pairs on many of the suburban buildings which were found to need a more extended renovation than what was con- sidered necessary when the estimates were made.
DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES. INSTRUCTION.
Central Schools.
High
$8,400 00
School Street
4,796 97
Union Street
2,166 00
Forest Street
1,462 00
West Side
2,228 00
$19,052 97
Suburban Schools.
Pleasant Street
$433 00
Plymouth Street
456 00
Purchade
488 80
Thompsonville
433 00
Soule
456 00
Waterville
456 00
Green
494 00
Fall Brook
471 00
Thomastown
494 00
South Middleboro
494 00
Highland
433 00
Rock
494 00
Wappanucket
418 00
France
253 00
$6,273 80
SUPERVISORS.
Manual Arts
$800 00
Music
600 00
Penmanship
60 00
$1,460 00
Note. The salary of the Supervisor of Penmanship since September has been included in his salary as Commercial - teacher. The above salary is for six months.
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JANITORS.
Central Schools.
High
$496 00
School Street
515 00
Union Street
220 00
Forest Street
165 00
West Side
220 00
$1,616 00
Note. To the above amount should be added an unpaid bill of $150.00 for the December salaries. The actual janitor expense for the year was $1,761.00.
Suburban Schools.
Pleasant Street
$87 75
Plymouth Street
77 00
Purchade
54 60
Thompsonville
28 50
Soule
38 00
Waterville
28 50
Green
29 25
Fall Brook
38 00
Thomastown
38 00
South Middleboro
28 50
Highland
19 00
Rock
38 00
Wappanucket
38 30
France
23 00
$566 40
FUEL.
Central Schools.
B. C. Shaw
$24 00
James L. Jenney
969 28
Bryant & Soule
948 67
Richard W. Clark
20 00
$1,961 95
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Suburban Schools.
J. L. Benson
$2 00
Josiah H. Thomas
66 67
Andrew W. Miller
24 11
G. N. Fuller
10 00
George A. Shurtleff
29 00
O. E. Deane
19 00
Richard W. Clark
30 30
Albert Deane
56 90
T. C. Savery
31 00
B. K. Cushman
8 75
L. M. Fuller
22 75
L. C. Decker
3 25
J. L. Jenney
31 22
$334 95
SUNDRIES.
Adams Express Co., express
$19 41
S. S. Lovell, salary as truant officer and sundries
50 85
G. E. Tillson, cash paid for sundries
1 50
Mid. Gas & Electric Plant, lights High and School Street
51 22
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone rentals and tolls
96 91
E. T. Lincoln, salary as truant officer
10 00
Bay State Street Railway Co., express
8 44
J. H. Wheeler, disinfectants
12 00
L. D. Churbuck, removing storm windows
4 75
T. G. Sisson, cartage and freight
106 93
J. & G. E. Doane, sundries
34 59
Chas. H. Goodwin, work on lawn
10 00
W. H. H. Johnson, housing wood, cleaning furnace
6 10
A. P. Follensbee, sundries Pleasant Street
3 50
Alma A. Knowlton, sundries Purchade
4 40
E. H. Blake, repairing organs, furnishing keys
16 45
Chas. S. Tinkham, cash paid for sundries
5 82
C. L. Hathaway & Co., sundries
2 00
Whitcomb & Owen, cartage
5 00
H. B. Wentworth, tuning piano
2 00
F. N. Whitman, sundries
1 76
Herbert E. Hinds, cleaning out vaults
14 00
Andrew Decker, housing wood
4 50
T. S. Phinney, cleaning suburban buildings
52 35
Mrs. John Curley, cleaning school room
1 25
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T. W. Martin Co., engrossing diplomas 6 25
J. H. Thomas, sundries 1 00
W. A. Harthorne, engrossing certificates 4 00
Walter Sampson, sundries High School
13 60
Lucas and Thomas, dustbane
14 75
Leonidas Deane, sharpening lawn mower Susie A. Pitman, typewriting course of study
1 50
R. B. Bragdon, boiler inspection
4 00
E. B. Brayton, typewriting
3 60
John Syversan, sundries Waterville School
5 10
Henry Howe, sundries Plymouth Street
4 87
W. L. Soule, sundries
2 00
Carrie L. Jones, taking census
75 00
T. W. Westgate, water for Rock school
5 00
T. W. Pierce Co. sundries 3 25
A. S. Buckman, tracing water supply Fall Brook
2 00
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$672 40
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
Mary L. Cook, supplies
$12 23
American Book Co., books
238 45
E. E. Babb & Co., books and supplies
660 55
Grim & Co., books
135 68
J. L. Hammett Co., books and supplies
119 78
F. N. Whitman, supplies
126 74
D. C. Heath & Co., books
90 12
Boston Straw Board Co., supplies
6 83
D. F. Munroe Co., supplies
6 09
Silver, Burdett & Co., books
214 95
William Jenkins Co., books
3 46
Little, Brown & Co., books
10 24
Remington Typewriter Co., supplies
1 50
Gregg Publishing Co., books
9 78
A. N. Palmer, books
17 60
Thorp, Martin Co., supplies
64 27.
Charles Scribner's Sons, books
96 11
Oliver Ditson Co., books
45
Henry Howe, supplies
52
Wadsworth, Howland Co., supplies
51 89
Samuel Ward Co., supplies
5 00
H. K. Turner, supplies
3 83
L. O. Tillson, supplies
5 43
Underwood Typewriter Co., supplies
10 00
T. W. Pierce Co., supplies
3 48
75
135
W. D. Miller, supplies
2 00
Allyn & Bacon, books 77 34
David Farquhar, rebinding books
36 00
J. & G. E. Doane, supplies
7 35
Bridgewater Normal School, supplies
65
H. L. Thatcher & Co., supplies 35 65
4 52
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books C. L. Hathaway & Co., supplies
73 75
White, Son & Co., supplies
3 38
$2,135 62
PRINTING.
H. L. Thatcher & Co.,
$78 97
Middleboro News
21 24
Dover Press
17 50
Lorenzo Wood
56 50
$174 21
TRANSPORTATION TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. SCHOOL TEAMS.
Pleasant Street, Arthur F. Straffin $432 00
Thomastown, Dana H. Shaw 368 00
Thompsonville, David N. Wetherbee 230 00
Rock, Clement W. Barrows 384 50
France, M. P. Azevedo 110 00
$1,524 50
WEST SIDE TRANSPORTATION.
Mary Gomez
$25 00
W. B. Munroe 8 75
$33 75
SOUTH MIDDLEBORO TRANSPORTATION.
Frank H. Perry $8 50
SUPERVISORS' TRANSPORTATION.
H. O. Wetherell
$125 00
Mary L. Cook 2 00
W. A. Harthorne 90
$127 90
136
SCHOOL STREET TRANSPORTATION.
First Term
$19 85
Second Term
19 45
Third Term
19 10
Fourth Term
21 20
$79 60
FIRST TERM.
.
Helen T. Mclaughlin
$2 65
Arleen M. Lougee
2 85
Linda Howard
2 85
Ida Merrihew
2 85
Elsie Cudworth
2 90
Marion Atwood
2 80
Anita Atwood
2 95
$19 85
SECOND TERM.
Helen T. Mclaughlin
$2 55
Arlene M. Lougee
2 65
Linda Howard
2 70
Ida Merrihew
2 95
Elsie Cudworth
2 95
Marion Atwood
2 70
Anita Atwood
2 95
$19 45
THIRD TERM.
Ruth Barrows
$1 80
May E. Brothers
1 75
Amelia Carr
1 80
Arleen M. Lougee
1 80
Marguerite Robinson
1 75
Josephine Shaw
1 75
Helen G. Swett
1 75
Lena A. Thomas
1 80
Irving Dunham
1 80
Samuel Gillis
1 80
Melvin M. Parker
1 30
$19 10
137
FOURTH TERM.
Ruth Barrows
$1 65
May E. Brothers
1 65
Amelia Carr
1 65
Arleen M. Lougee
1 65
Marguerite Robinson
1 40
Josephine Shaw
1 65
Helen G. Swett
1 65
Lena A. Thomas
1 50
Bradford Thomas
3 45
Irving Dunham
1 65
Samuel Gillis
1 65.
Melvin M. Parker
1 65
$21 20
HIGH SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION.
Winter Term
$163 70
Spring Term
167 35
Fall Term
227 50
$558 55
WINTER TERM.
Arthur H. Dunham
$2 90
Mary A. Dunham
2 85
Florence L. Tinkham
2 65
Gertrude L. Vaughan
1 95
Horace C. Wilbur
2 90
Minnie L. Davis
2 90
Katherine M. Dowling
2 90
L. Rachel Foye
2 90
Bessie F. Leonard
5 80
William A. Lewis
2 70
Clifton A. McCrillis
2 90
Charles S. Miner
2 85
Rachel Mostrom
2 80
Margery E. Robinson
2 90
Clarence E. Soule
8 25
Jennie Wilbur
5 80
Theo. I. Bearse
5 80
Alice M. Braley
5 70
Allen Braley
5 80
Cecil H. Deane
2 90
138
Andrew J. Decker
2 90
Anna C. I. Erickson
2 90
LaDieu Kenyon
2 85
Bertha S. Richmond
2 90
W. Lloyd Sturgis
2 65
Eleanor H. Thomas
5 80
Priscilla A. Wadsworth
2 90
Lucy B. Braley
5 60
Mildred A. Feltch
5 80
Viola H. Foye
2 90
Everett C. Glover
2 90
Romeo Guidiboni
8 70
Esther Mostrom
2 80
C. Howard Myers
5 70
Ebenezer A. Shaw
11 60
Florence E. Shaw
2 90
Ruth N. Shaw
2 90
Alberta N. Soule
7 05
Doris W. Stetson
2 90
Edna S. Thomas
2 90
$163 70
SPRING TERM.
Arthur H. Dunham
$2 75
Mary A. Dunham
2 35
Florence L. Tinkham
2 75
Gertrude L. Vaughan
2 50
Horace C. Wilbur
2 95
Minnie L. Davis
2 95
Katherine M. Dowling
2 90
L. Rachel Foye
2 80
Bessie F. Leonard
5 80
William A. Lewis
2 90
Clifton A. McCrillis
2 95
Charles S. Miner
2 95
Rachel Mostrom
2 95
Margery E. Robinson
2 95
Clarence E. Soule
8 85
Jennie Wilbur
5 90
Theo. L. Bearse
5 90
Alice M. Braley
5 60
Allen Braley
5 90
Cecil H. Deane
2 65
Andrew J. Decker
2 95
139
Anna C. I. Erickosn
2 95
LaDieu Kenyon
2 85
Bertha S. Richmond
2 95
W. Lloyd Sturgis
2 90
Eleanor H. Thomas
5 90
Priscilla A. Wadsworth
2 95
Lucy B. Braley
5 90
Mildred A. Feltch
5 80
Everett C. Glover
2 95
Viola H. Foye
2 95
Romeo Guidoboni
7 95
Esther Mostrom
2 95
C. Howard Myers
2 90
Ebenezer A. Shaw
11 80
Florence E. Shaw
2 95
Ruth N. Shaw
2 85
Alberta N. Soule
8 85
Doris W. Stetson
2 95
Edna S. Thomas
2 95
George H. Myers
2 90
$167 35
FALL TERM.
Minnie L. Davis
$3 65
Katherine M. Dowling
3 65
L. Rachel Foye
3 60
Bessie F. Leonard
7 10
William A. Lewis
3 25
Clifton A. McCrillis
3 45
Charles A. Miner
3 65
Rachel Mostrom
3 65
Clarence E. Soule
10 95
Jennie Wilbur
7 30
Theo. L. Bearse
7 30
Cecil H. Deane
3 60
Andrew J. Decker
3 55
Anna C. I. Erickson
3 65
LaDieu Kenyon
3 60
Bertha S. Richmond
3 65
Eleanor H. Thomas
7 30
Priscilla A. Wadsworth
3 65
Jennie B. Bradford
3 60
Alice M. Braley
7 10
Lucy B. Braley
7 20
140
Viola H. Foye
3 65
Everett C. Glover
3 65
Esther Mostrom
65
Ebenezer A. Shaw
14 20
Ruth N. Shaw
3 65
Alberta N. Soule
10 80
Marion N. Atwood
3 65
R. Anita Atwood
3 65
Evelyn C. Davis
3 65
Harold S. Davis
3 65
Linda B. Howard
3 50
Leila M. Johnson
3 55
Doris L. Leonard
7 10
Elias A. Lewis
2 95
Ida M. Merrihew
3 65
Alecta P. Munroe
3 60
Ezra R. Perkins
3 65
Mildred Powell
3 50
Henry J. Ripley
9 60
Herman E. Russell
7 30
E. Blanche Shaw
7 20
Lewis L. Short
5 30
Edna S. Thomas
3 65
Henrietta C. Wilbur
7 30
$227 50
REPAIRS.
E. H. Blake, labor on locks, 1 50
T. W. Pierce Co., material 34 62
Middleboro Plumbing Co. material and labor at Highland, West Side, Forest Street and School Street 70 72
S. E. Matthews, labor
5 00
Lloyd Perkins material and labor at High School Forest Street, School Street and West Side
325 48
J. & G. E. Doane, material
124 40
J. K. & B. Sears & Co. material
142 80
W. L. Soule, material
11 61
A. H. Hennessy, labor School Street
10 00
Clarence Ryder, labor at Rock, Highland and South Middleboro 30 35
Fred C. Sparrow, labor at School Street, Water- ville, Green and Union Street Schools 98 06
Geo. F. Doyle, labor Pleasant Street 45
141
L. O. Tillson, material for High School 6 40
H. A. Whitbeck, material and Jabor School Street 9 44
Stone-Underhill Co. labor at School Street 18 65
J. H. Vaughan, labor at Wappanucket 8 67
J, A. Washburn, labor at Rock and on under- pinning Suburban School buildings 44 00
Geo. A. Deane, labor at Thompsonville
12 50
Jones Bros. Co. material
41 40
W. B. Munroe, labor at West Side
14 00
R. W. Clark, material 14 25
Zenas Phinney, labor on seats and desks,School
Street and Suburban Schools 32 56
G. E. Tillson, cash paid for labor
90
Eben Jones, material and labor at Rock School
114 57
T. S. Phinney, minor repairs at Suburban School buildings
13 48
American Seating Co., seats and desks
56 00
R. W. Bassett, repairs at the School Street build- ing and High School
5 30
T. F. Boucher, material and labor at Union Street, Pleasant Street and Plymouth Street Schools 174 08
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