Town annual report of Rutland 1900-13, Part 40

Author: Rutland, Mass.
Publication date: 1900
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 970


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Cash received for 85 Male Dogs @ $2.00


$170 00


Cash received for 8 Female Dogs @ $5.00


40 00


Total


$210 00


Less 93 fees @ 20g


18 60


Paid County Treasurer


$191 40


During the year 1911 there were SO Resident Hunters Certificates issued.


The following List of Jurors were selected by the Selectmen in June 1911, and returned to the Town Clerk:


Thomas P. O'Herron


Walter H. Bartlett


Arthur E. Codding


Homer B. Loverin


George M. Bigelow


Miles E. Griffin


Louis M. Hanff


A Clifford Wheeler


William J. Prescott


Roland C. Prescott


James Hammond


Richard Loughman


Matthew J. Cullen


Lewis R. Bigelow


Matthew Delehanty


Frederick W. Hatstat


Joseph E. Ware


Joseph M. Moulton


OF THIS LIST WERE DRAWN


Frederick W. Hatstat Matthew Delehanty


SPECIAL NOTICE-As there are many ommissions in the Town Records of Births from 1800 to 1860, the Town Clerk would appreciate any information from private records in the possession of Rutland citizens, especially records in old family bibles.


Any person having such records, please notify the Town Clerk, that copies of such may be made by him.


Respectfully submitted,


LOUIS M. HANFF,


Rutland, March 1, 1912.


Town Clerk


18


SELECTMEN'S REPORT


Of the Financial Condition of the Town for the Year ending March 1, 1912


The report of the Selectmen for the year ending March 1, 1912. is herewith submitted.


We have drawn orders on the Town Treasurer, amounting to $38,013.35, as follows:


SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS


Appropriation


$1100 00


Received and due from State one-half com-


pensation inspection of animals 76 00


Amount available $1176 00


TOWN CLERK


Louis M. Hanff


$39 75


$39 75


SELECTMEN


William C. Temple


$78 00


J. Warren Moulton


75 00


Thomas P. O'Herron


70 00


$223 00


ASSESSORS


$56 25


Dennis A. Smith


55 00


Joseph E. Ware


Charles J. Campbell


58 50


$169 75


19 OVERSEERS OF POOR


John W. Munroe Joseph E. Ware


$20 00


35 00


$55 00


WATER COMMISSIONERS


George H. Miles


$10 00


Edward Viner


10 00


$20 00


COLLECTOR


John W. Munroe


1911


$150 33


1912


150 33


$300 33


TREASURER


Il. Edward Wheeler


1911


$ 16 66


66


1912


125 00


$141 66


AUDITOR


Clifford J. Gray


$28 16


$28 16


REGISTRARS


$12 00


Louis M. Hanff William C. Temple


8 00


J. Warren Moulton


8 00


Thomas P. O'Herron


8 00


$36 00


20


ELECTION OFFICERS


John C. Boyle


$2 00


Matthew Delehanty


4 00


Joseph M. Moulton


2 00


Matthew J. Cullen


6 00


Joseph E. Ware


4 00


Richard M. Loughman


2 00


Fred W. Hatstat


2 00


Leroy J. Putnam


2 00


$24 00


CONSTABLES


J. W. Moulton


1911


$2 50


P. S. O'Connor


1911


3 00


M. H. Scott


3 00


E. C. Allen


3 00


$11 50


INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS


George S. Putnam $152 00


$ 152 00


Amount expended for town officers salaries


1201 15


Amount overdrawn


25 15


PUBLIC SCHOOLS


Appropriation


$4300 00


Receipts from all other sources


1869 60


Total


$6169 60


Orders drawn


6561 41


Amount overdrawn


391 81


(See report of School Committee)


POOR


Appropriation


$600 00


Received from other sources


15 00


Total


$615 00


Orders drawn


305 14


Balance unexpended


$309 86


(See report of Overseers)


21 HIGHWAYS


Appropriation Orders drawn


$1600 00 1601 07


Amount overdrawn


$1 07


(See report of Highway Surveyor)


MEMORIAL DAY


Appropriation


$50 00


Order drawn


50 00


PUBLIC LIBRARY


Appropriation (dog fund)


$222 34


Balance unexpended of last year


17 02


Total


$239 36


Orders drawn


203 40


Balance unexpended


$35 96


SCHOOL PHYSICIAN


Appropriation


$25 00


Balance unexpended


25 00


CARE OF COMMON


Appropriation


$25 00


Orders drawn


25 00


SOLDIERS RELIEF


Appropriation


$100 00


Orders drawn


60 00


Balance unexpended


$40 00


REPAIRS ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS


Appropriation Received for damage by lightning 40 00


$100 00


Total


$140 00


22


Paid J. B. L. Rhodes, labor and material $81 66


Louis M. Hanff, 25 15


E. G. Higgins Co., curtains 30 21


Geo. H. Miles, furnace repairs and labor 21 57


Total $158 59


Amount overdrawn


18 59


DEBTS AND INTEREST


Appropriation $5000 00


Paid State of Mass. on water loan $1000 00


on building loan 1000 00


on refund loan 500 00


Peoples Savings Bank, refund loan 2000 00


$4500 00


Peoples Savings Bank, temporary loan $5000 00


Worcester Five Cent Savings Bank " 8000 00


$13000 00


INTEREST


Paid State of Mass. $951 21


Peoples Savings Bank 361 67


Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank 524 60


Worcester County Institution for Savings


350 00


IIersom Bros. 35 00


$2222 48


Total of orders drawn for notes and interest


$19722 48


From this amount should be deducted the temporary loan paid of $13000 00


The interest on water loan assumed by the Water Department 677 50


The Collector has received from interest on taxes 723 06


Total


$14400 56


Which amount deducted from the orders leaves Appropriation


$5321 92


5000 00


Overdrawn


$321 92


23


PUBLIC BUILDING ACCOUNT


Paid Geo. H. Miles, janitor


$490 00


supplies 4 75


R. K. Pratt Coal Co., coal 262 91


Boston & Maine R. R., freight


51 05


H. W. Calkins, drawing coal 32 08


wood


9 00


Ralph W. Temple, wood


5 50


Rutland Grocery Co., oil and supplies


70 30


Julius Shultz, labor


1 33


Brewer & Co., kalsomine, etc.


11 12


American Express Co.


30


W. C. Temple, wood


16 50


F. A. Kehoe, drawing lumber


1 25


Mason Brush Works, brushes


, 00


C. W. Griffin, express


25


H. W. Calkins, express


50


Total $963 84


Of the foregoing account two-thirds or $642 56


is charged to school account and one-third or


321 28


is charged to public building.


NEW BUILDING


Appropriation


$3500 00


Paid J. B. L. Rhodes, building contract $2952 62


A. G. Williams & Son, cement 96 25


Ralph W. Temple, drawing cement


5 50


Boston & Maine R. R , freight


13 04


F. A. Hyde, vault doors Brewer & Co., paint and varnish


80 00


15 61


C. C. Lowell, paint 7 05


Geo. H. Miles, furnace and fittings


143 84


Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co., chairs


54 00


Geo. E. Stimpson, furniture 55 00


Louis M. Hanff, painting


50 00


24


Paid Leroy Putnam, labor


$18 20


Joseph E. Ware, lumber , 8 40


Ernest A. Graton, labor


44 50


Adams & Powers, finish lumber 2 57


Total expense of building $3546 58


The town has received from cement sold and there is on hand, cement and bags to the value of 31 50


Which deducted, leaves as the net cost of new building $3515 08


SNOW AND INCIDENTALS


By vote of the town all unexpended balances, and all unappro- priated money received by the Treasurer, are added to incidental appropriation.


Appropriaton by town


$1500 00


Poor department, balance unexpended


309 86


School Physician, 66 25 00


Soldiers Relief, 66


40 00


Rentals from Hall


237 45


Unappropriated money received by Treasurer


123 40


Total amount available


$2235 71


SNOW;


Paid Newton I. Sargent


$5 00


Ralph Reed


1 60


Ralph E. Matthews


3 30


J. J. Welch


3 50


George H. Rice


8 00


Howard S. Davis


3 40


Matthew Delehanty


5 80


William H. Maynard


4 20


Total $34 80


25


INCIDENTALS


Paid Rutland Grocery Co., election supplies $ 61


E. H. Tripp, printing report and ballots 103 00


P. B. Murphy, dog blanks 3 50


E. W. Merrick, insurance 14 00


Bureau of Statistics, certifying notes 12 00


E. W. Merrick, court fees 16 42


Hobbs Title Co .. examining titles 7 35


R. C. Prescott & Son, death returns, burials 32 30


L. M. Hanff, treasurer and collector's bond 32 00


L. Q. Spaulding, care of clock 2 years 40 00


P. S. O'Connor, use of team 1 00


Edward F. Deigman, detective work 30 75


E. H. Tripp, stationery and printing 19 98


W. C. Temple, transportation of State Aid Agent and expense to Boston 7 00


Luella H. Lawrence, reimbursment on taxes 78 30


C. J, Gray, auditor, postage 2 08


E. H. Tripp, printing valuation reports


47 50


D. A. Smith, expense of dog officer 5 00


Denholm, Mckay Co., mats


2 55


Globe Gas Light Co., lamps 9 55


F. A. Kehoe, care dumping ground 5 00


J. W. Moulton, moth notices 5 25


L. M. Hanff, election officers dinner


4 50


A. W. Brownell, assessors supplies 7 45


H. E. Wheeler, renewing note and sta- tionery, 1911 7 06


J. B. L. Rhodes, moving town safe 32 19


Geo. E. Stimpson, office supplies 19 62


A. L. Purington, keys 1 75


Carter Ink Co., ink 75


Frost Stamp Co., rubber stamps


1 65


C. W. Griffin, express 25


Frank A. Smith & Son, insurance · 30 00


B. W. Potter, legal advice 2 00


Sanford-Putnam Co, books and stationery 7 70


26


Paid H. E. Wheeler, 5 trips to Worcester, negotiating loans $15 00


H. E. Wheeler, postage and express 9 25


E. H. Tripp, tax book and assessors supplies 11 50 W. H. Harvey, architects plans 65 00


J. E, Ware, maintaining watering trough 5 00


L. M. Hanff, expense and time bld'g com. 10 00


W. C. Temple, 66


10 00


J. W. Moulton, 16 10 00


Thos. P. O'Herron, 10 00


John W. Munroe, postage and stationery


10 90


L. M. Hanff, insurance 120 00


L. M. Hanff. expense sealer weights and measure 2 50


Dennis A. Smith, assessor, postage 2 50


Boston & Maine R. R., freight


36


George H. Miles, care of common


20 00


L. M. Hanff, town clerks returns and expense 67 00


66 postage, express and telephone 9 75


agent Board of Health 12 00


66


66


Justice of Peace, town officers


4 00


$984 82


H. E. Wheeler, moth work $126 00


E. A. Graton, 66 66


87 00


Myron Hunt, 66 -


75 55


Ross Bros., moth supplies


1 30


New York Bag Co., moth supplies


5 09


C. W. Griffin, express, 66


25


$295 19


Henry Converse and others, forest fires 205 03


J. M. Moulton, forest fires 1 25


$206 28


Total incidentals


1486 29


Snow bills


34 80


Total


$1521 09


714 62


Amount not drawn


27


To the incidental balance of $714 62


can be added the tax overlayings


223 87


Additional assessment 74 55


Total


$1013 04


Deducted from this amount should be over- drawn appropriation as follows :


Schools, less the amount of bills due town


$187 81


Town officers


25 15


Highways


1 07


Repairs on public building


18 59


Notes and interest


321 92


Maintenance of public building


321 28


Tax abatements


339 15


The deficiency between the estimated income


of the Water Department, used by the Assessors in the tax levy, and the actual net income 170 23


Total


$1385 20


Which shows a balance against the town in its running expenses the past year of $372 16


This balance is occasioned partly by the larger than usual amount of tax abatements, also the amount of money received from the State for loss of taxes on State land, and the estimated income from the Water Department, have been used by the Assessors in the making up of the tax rate.


RECAPITULATION


Town officers


$1201 15


Schools, including two-thirds public building


6561 41


Poor


305 14


Highways


1601 07


State aid


330 00


Soldiers relief


60 00


Memorial Day


50 00


Public Library


203 40


Appappriation for common


25 00


Water Department


2406 16


Repairs on Public Building


158 59


Debts and interest


19722 48


Public Building, one-third account


321 28


New Building


3546 55


Incidentals


1486 29


Snow


34 80


Total


$38013 35


28


FINANCIAL STATEMENT LIABILITIES


State Treasurer, water loan


$15000 00


60


2000 00


Hersom Bros.,


1000 00


State Treasurer, building loan


7000 00


refund loan


500 00


Peoples Savings Bank, ten year loan


4000 00


Wor. County Istitution, refund loan


10000 00


Wor. Five Cent Savings Bank, new building loan 3500 00


temporary loan 6000 00


$49000 00


RESOURCES


Due from State aid


$330 .00


Unpaid water rents


178 86


Uncollected taxes in Collector's hands


9948 63


Cash in treasury


278 80


Total


$11037 29


Net debt of town


$37967 83


APPROPRIATIONS


For 1911


Recommended For 1912


Town Officers


$1100 00


$1100 00


Public Schools


4300 00


4500 00


Support of poor


600 00


400 00


Highways


1600 00


1600 00


Memorial Day


50 00


50 00


Public Library


Dog Fund


Dog Fund


Snow and incidentals


1500 00


1500 00


Debts and interest


5000 00


6000 00


Repairs of building


100 00


200 00


Fires


100 00


100 00


Common


25 00


25 00


School Physician


25 00


25 00


Soldiers Relief


100 00


75 00


Moth work


300 00


300 00


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM C. TEMPLE, Selectmen J. WARREN MOULTON, of THOMAS P. O'HERRON, Rutland


29


· REPORT OF


OVERSEERS OF THE POOR


FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1912


PAID


NUMBER FULLY SUPPORTED


1 and 2 Charlton Poor Farm Association $157 86 $157 86


NUMBER PARTIALLY SUPPORTED


1 and 2 Town of Berlin


$52 00


3 Town of Rutland


6 75


4 Somerville Hospital


42 86


5 City of Worcester


5 71


6 “


1 21


$108 53


R. C. Prescott, coffin and burial of No. 1


$20 00


66 66 State pauper


18 75


$38 75


$305 14


Received from State Board of Charity


15 00


$290 14


Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. MUNROE, JOSEPH E. WARE, Overseers of Poor


30


YEARLY REPORT OF THE


CHARLTON POOR FARM ASSOC'N


February 1, 1910 to February 1, 1911


EXPENDITURES


Salary, warden and matron


$650 00


Outside help


247 08


Inside help


355 50


Groceries


1150 84


Meat


314 80


Grain


882 73


Boots, shoes and clothing


125 84


Drugs and medical attendance


63 43


Miscellaneous


287 64


Fish and oysters


64 30


Tobacco


48 48


Rent and interest


585 96


Wood and coal


250 74


Stock


96 00


Tools and seed


124 47


Hardware


30 35


Replenishing


4 00


Insurance


36 8%


Phosphate


54 45


Carriage painting


9 00


Blacksmithing


46 80


Filling Silo


31 30


Harvesting ice


22 30


Dry Goods


149 11


$5631 95


31


RECEIPTS


Milk


$2114 40


Eggs


49 67


Stock


130 00


Outside labor


126 42


Miscellaneous


30 29


Board from sundry persons


247 50


CASH RECEIVED FROM THESE TOWNS :


Charlton


323 71


Leicester


487 45


Paxton


171 75


Auburn


262 53


Westminster


686 95


Princeton


171 75


Holden


272 43


Hubbardston


235 60


Rutland


208 44


Oakham


23 06


$5631 95


The number of inmates who have been supported by the Charlton Poor Farm Association from Feb. 1, 1911 to Feb. 1, 1912.


TOWN


INMATES


WEEKS


PRICE


Charlton


3


98%


$3 29.36


$323 71


Leicester


5


148


66


487 45


Paxton


1


52₺


171 75


Auburn


2


795


66


262 53


Westminster


4


2084


66


686 95


Princeton


1


52}


171 75


Holden


3


825


66


272 43


Hubbardston


3


98§


325 60


Rutland


2


632


208 44


Oakham


1


7


23 06


$2933 67 HOBART RAYMOND, President E. W. MERRICK, Secretary A. H. PUTNAM, Treasurer


32


REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY SURVEYOR


Sixteen hundred dollars ($1600.00) being the amount appropriated by the town for the repair of roads and bridges in the year 1911. I give below the amount expended each month :


In the month of April


$ 36 00


May


489 19


June


427 00


August


86 03


September


204 47


October


244 14


November


52 50


$1539 33


Gravel


16 48


Tools


4 17


Scraper edge


8 50


Blacksmithing


4 65


I took out a bridge on the Hubbardston road, and used a Metal Culvert 27 94


$1601 07


THE LIST OF TOOLS BELONGING TO THE TOWN ARE AS FOLLOWS:


2 road machines


1 plow


7 shovels


5 picks


1 stone hammer


2 iron bars


5 hoes


2 drills


1 fork


1 brush scythe


Respectfully submitted,


FRANK D. FORBUSH,


Highway Surveyor


33


REPORT OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT


The Water Department has had several new patrons added during the year and has been obliged to install a new water cylinder to re- place the old one that was badly cracked and liable to give way at any time ; it also required much additional work and fuel to do the extra pumping required on account of the leaks in the cylinder you will notice this cost a little over $300.


Considerable expense was incurred to thaw out frozen service pipe, particularily on the line from the store of John C. Boyle to the house of Morris Menges. This pipe line has given trouble several winters, and should either be replaced with a larger pipe, or at least dug up and put down a foot or more lower.


There are now in use 52 meters by 50 patrons of the Water System, and 51 connections of patrons paying for unmetered water, making a total of 101 patrons, of this number three of the metered and five of the unmetered were not using water at the close of the year, February 29, 1912, making a total of 94 connections in use at the beginning of the new financial year.


According to the records of Edward Viner, Engineer, at the pumping station, there was pumped during the year ending Dec. 31, 1911, 34,890,832 gallons, the largest amount pumped in any one week was the first week in July 956,456 gallons, and in any one day on July 3rd, 254,128 gallons were pumped. Through the meters and hydrants at the Sanatorium 21,716,312 gallons, and about 3,251,130 gallons through meters of the patrons in town were run.


By allowing 8% for the slip of the pump, we estimate water actually pumped to the Stand Pipe was 32,098,566 gallons. After deducting metered water and that accounted for through Sana- torium, we find that about 8,130,000 gallons were used by patrons paying a flat rate, for watering troughs, town hall, fountains and by leaks in the water mains.


34


FINANCIAL STATEMENT Dr.


Braman, Dow & Co., pipe, fittings and supplies


$ 66 24


Russel K. Pratt Coal Co., coal


399 33


Pochontas Fuel Co., coal


219 06


Michael Loughman, wood


13 75


E. Russell Norton, coal


153 64


John Welch, wood


4 70


Marsh Ice Co., screenings


17 15


Henry W. Calkins, wood


7 50


1 35


Edward Viner, services as engineer pumping


06


repairs at pumping station


35 67


66


labor on leaks on pipe line


16 47


66 66 labor on construction work


5 83


16


66 cash paid on express and cartage


3 22


Henry W. Calkins, carting water cylinders 66


13 73


Neptune Water Meter Co., meters and disks


44 85


Central Supply Co., sheet packing


24 88


Brewer & Co., packing


12 49


Ralph Temple, carting coal


119 37


Julius Schultz, digging trench


13 12


Rutland Grocery Co., oil and supplies


13 84


Deane Steam Pump Co., pump valves


6 44


Boston & Maine R. R., freight


168 85


Lebeaur Bros., carting coal


11 40


Knowles Steam Pump Co., water cylinders 66 .. valves and springs


35 00


Michael Nihin, labor on frozen water pipes


Daniel Nıhin, 66 66


3 40


John W. Dickson,


66


6 64


Everett Handv, 66 66


17 36


Walter H. Sargent, 66 66 66


4 26


Carl R. Griffin,


66 66


1 75


John Connors, 66


5 63


Arthur Sanderson, labor digging at watering trough


1 00


American Express Co.


50


E. H. Tripp, printing


7 50


New England Iron Works Co., grates and fire brick


9 75


express paid and cartege


570 46


3 00


labor setting up water cylinders


240 40


16 92


60


.


35


Duncan, Goodell Co., steel tape and lanterns $4 05 C. W. Griffin cartage 25


James E. O'Connor, sharpening picks


45


W. W. Ramsey, inspecting boiler


5 00


George H. Miles, labor on construction work


12 55


repairs on leaks, inspecting pipe line and cash paid for fittings, etc. 23 49


66 cash paid for postage, stationery and cartage 1 61


Louis M. Hanff, services as superintendent 25 00


25 00


66 reading meters


66 · services putting up water cylinders, postage, cash for express and expense to Boston 12 35


$2406 16


Interest paid on water loan


677 50


$3083 66


Cr.


Bills rendered Rutland State Sanatorium for water


used from Feb. 1, 1911 to Feb. 1, 1912 $2631 50


Bill for labor on frozen pipes, State Sanatorium 14 11


Bills rendered J. W Munroe, collector for town pat- rons, from Jan. 1, 1911 to Jan. 1, 1912 1229 68 Bills rendered for construction work, pipe fittings, etc., to town patrons 104 46


Meters and fittings on hand


32 00


Coal on hand March 1, 1912


177 00


Town appropriation for hydrant service


350 00


.6 16


Public Building


20 00


66


66


watering troughs


10 00


66 Cemetery fountain 10 00


$4578 75


Bills approved to March 1, 1912


$2406 16


Interest paid on water loan 677 50


$3083 66


Balance in favor of the town Amount of bills rendered and coal on hand $4188 75


$1495 09


Total expense for the year 3083 66


Cash balance $1105 09


36


COST OF OPERATING THE WATER SYSTEM FOR THE YEAR


Engineer's salary, pumping


$570 46


66 compensation for repairs at pumping station and on pipe line


55 36


Cost of fuel


801 38


Freight and cartage on fuel


290 77


Material for repairs


32 52


Labor for repairs


64 46


Supt. salary and meter reading


50 00


Inspection of boilor


5 00


Incidentals


18 68


One-tenth cost of instaling new water cylinder


32 20


Interest on water loan


677 50


$2598 33


Respectfully submitted,


LOUIS M. HANFF,


Rutland, March 1, 1912


Superintendent


37


REPORT OF THE


TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


Appropriation


$222 34


Balance from last year's appropriation unused 17 02


Total


$239 36


Paid Librarian, salary


$100 00


Chares E. Laurite & Co., books


33 00


Doubleday, Page & Co., 66


16 50


Laura B. Drury,


1 00


Denholm & Mckay Co. 66


52 90


Total


$203 40


Balance unexpended


$35 96


The Librarian has received from fines, etc.


$3 29


and has paid for express and postage 3 29


The following named organizations contributed to purchase periodicals for the reading table :


The Firemen


$10 00


Ladies' Union


2 00


Christian Endeavor


1 50


The Grange


3 00


Home Relief


3 00


$19 00


Books have been given as follows : Woman's Education Association 25 volumes


Catherine Munroe, Lexington,


75


Mrs. Louisa Pierce


3


Miss Mary E. Tripp, Worcester


6


38


The following named persons have contributed magazines :


C. W. Dodge


Mrs. H. Leonard


Mrs. Drury Mrs Menges Mrs. Catherine Munroe Mrs. Converse


The State Library Commission very kindly paid the expenses of one librarian for a five weeks course at the Library Summer School this past year. This should prove of great benefit in the managing of the library.


About 76 volumes of new books have been added to the Library by purchase.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM C. TEMPLE, Trustees SARA B. DRURY, of MARY A CONVERSE, Library


39


REPORT OF THE TREASURER


H. Edward Wheeler, Treasurer, in account with the inhabitants of the Town of Rutland, Mass., for year ending March 1, 1912.'


Dr.


Cash on hand March 1, 1911 $ 6 10


Received of J. W. Munroe, Collector 19401 36


Geo. H. Miles, hall rents 237 45


Interest on bank deposits


52 21


Central District Court fines


44 70


Geo. H. Miles, 2nd hand seat


50


Wor. Five Cent Sav. Bank, temporary loan 8000 00


66 66 " pub. build'g loan 3000 00


State Treas., ¿ compensation for ins. of animals 67 75


J. F. Harlow, bowling alley license


5 00


State Treasurer, corporation tax license-


6 00


66


State Aid


316 00


66


66


burial paupers


15 00


66


66 reimbursement for loss of taxes on land used for public in- stitutions 271 46


Jesse Allen, Supt. School account 312 50


State Treasurer, High School tuition 500 00


Wor. Five Cent Sav. Bank, pub. build'g loan


500 00


County Treasurer, dog fund 166 52


State Treasurer, income school fund 1057 10


Boston & Maine R. R., freight claims


2 50


Wor. Five Cent Sav. Bank, temporary loan


6000 00


L. M. Hanff, damage to public building by lightning 40 00


C. W. Putnam, cement


1 50


Total $4071 15


65 67


66 corporation tax, public service


66 National Bank tax


1 53


40


Cr.


Paid State Treasurer, State tax


$1045 00


Road tax


58 00


County Treasurer, County tax


675 00


Selectmen's orders


38013 35


Cash on hand to balance


279 80


$40071 15


RUFUS HOUGHTON CEMETERY FUND


In Five Cent Savings Bank


$100 00


Interest accrued 4 04


$04 04


Paid W. C. Temple, Treas. of Rural Cemetery Association 4 04


Balance in Bank $100 00


Respectfully submitted,


H. EDWARD WHEELER,


Treasurer


41


TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT


Ending March 1, 1912


Taxes Committed


Paid Treas.


Unpaid


1903


$11 31


$9 31


1904


12 77


8 77


1905


28 20


24 20


1906


43 67


9 09


1907


298 82


203 52


89 30


1908


1846 12


1301 45


388 72


1909


2966 84


2089 58


751 69


1910


4990 17


2647 72


2306 45


1911


14934 64


8544 89


6385 70


$25132 54


$14811 36


$9949 03


Abatements


1903


$


2 00


1904


4 00


1905


4 00


1906


34 58


1907


6 00


1908


155 95


1909


125 57


1910


36 00


Interest


$687 12


1911


4 05


Cash on hand


55 80


$372 15


42


WATER ACCOUNT


Bills Received


Paid


Due


July 1, 1909 to Jan. 1, 1910


$85 72


$60 25


$25 47


Jan. 1, 1910 to July 1, 1910


98 47


74 25


24 22


July 1, 1910 to Jan. 1, 1911


208 10


150 78


42 64


Jan. 1, 1911 to July 1, 1911


635 39


566 97


68 42


July 1, 1911 to Jan. 1, 1912


594 29


366 72


277 57


$1607 29


$1218 97


$388 32


EXTRAS


July 1, 1909 to Jan. 1, 1910 } meter


$5 00


$5 00


July 1, 1910 to Jan, 1, 1911


14 68


14 68


July 1, 1911 to Jan. 1, 1912


104 46


69 42


35 04


$124 14


$89 10


$35 04


Old water bills


$399 54


$5 00


$394 54


Sanatorium water, twelve months


2645 61


2645 61


$4776 58


$3958 68


$817 90


Respectfully submitted,


JOHN W. MUNROE,


Collector


REPORT OF TOWN AUDITOR


This certifies that I have examined the accounts of the Treasurer, Collector of Taxes, Water Commissioners and Selectmen, and found them to be correct.


CLIFFORD J. GRAY,


Rutland, March 14, 1912


Auditor


43


REPORT OF


THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Or the Town of Rutland, for the Year Ending March 1, 1912


STATISTICS


Number of persons in town between five and fifteen years of


age, as per school census September 1, 1911 154


Number of pupils enrolled since September 1, 1911 244


Average membership for the year


208.9


Average attendance for the year


192.5


Per cent. of attendance 92 1


For the attendance by schools and terms, see the statistical table in the Superintendent's report.


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


APPROPRIATIONS


Town appropriation


$4300 00


State, Superintendent's salary


312 50


Income Massachusetts School Fund


1057 10


State, for High School


500 00


Due from Boston, tuition


148 00


Due from State Board of Charity


56 00


$6373 50


44


TOTAL EXPENSE OF MAINTAINING SCHOOLS


Salaries of teachers


$3365 00


Transportation


1595 65


Supervision


466 52


Books and supplies


359 12


Janitors


259 66


Fuel


452 40


Sundries


41 71


Repairs


21 35


Overdrawn


$6561 41 187 91


BILLS APPROVED TEACHERS' SALARIES


Edward H. Leonard, Principal High School


$975 00


Miss Mary Harwood, Assistant High School 325 00


Miss M. Lillian Symonds, " 6.


80 00


Miss Marguerite Coydevant, Center Grammar


374 00


Miss Eva Allen, Intermediate, Center


374 00


Miss Helen Moran, 1st Intermediate, Center


184 00


Miss Bessie Bartlett, Center Primary 374 00


Miss Katheryne McGrath. North Rutland 340 00


Miss Helen Moran, West Rutland 170 00


Miss Agnes Gilway, West Rutland


109 00


$3365 00


TRANSPORTATION


Matthew Cullen


$442 75


Horace E. Smith


280 80


Pliny M. Meader


100 80




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