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Gladys F. Kinsman
Beatrice S. Monroe Mazel F. Mott
Elmer C. Adams Milton C. Arnold James R. Bascom Florence A. Burns Francis W. Carter Warren A. Carter Grace E. Carlisle Albert K. Cook Teresa M. Crowley Anna B. Delaney William J. Douglass
Francis L. Foley
Harold L. Murphy
Charles H. Garland
Pauline M. Norton William H. Osborn
Edith G. Hager
Ralph J. Moore
Henry V. Woods
Leon E. Hadley Helen R. Halligan Roy M. Harris Robert J. Hull Harold K. Jackson Wade H. Jewett
172
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PUPILS PROMOTED FROM GRADE EIGHT TO HIGH SCHOOL
Agnes M. Bemis
John Higgins
Earl Morrow
Willard H. Carter
Edith M. Jackson
Alice L. O'Keefe
Gertrude Conant
Eva E. Kerr
Marion Pierce
Helen K. Connor
Francis J. Killelea
Walter H. Pollard, Jr.
Charles E. Currier
Ruth King
Irene J. Provost
Leo H. Dauphinais
Alice M. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte Sawin Willis Simington
Christoph F. Deitz Mildred T. Donnelly
Edward F. Knapp Michael F. Landon
Helen E. Swanson
Katherine T. Dugan
Octave E. Leclair
Agnes L. Tobin
Esther Fitzgerald
Deshantel Lundigen
Howard Vorse
Beatrice Gallagher
Kermit E. Madden
Doris Whitney
Ralph E. Gray
Beatrice E. Harris
Rena E. McCarthy
Morgan Whitney
STATISTICS OF CLASS PROMOTION, JUNE 1914
Grade
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
School.
a | b
a
0
a | b
a | b
a |
b |
a | b
a
b
a [ b
a
b
Grade Nine
99
10
George Street
44
7
45
44
1
39
1
42
2
36
1
34
34
Field Grammar
40
30
31
3
26
2
Industrial
13
24
8
Field Primary
28
4
27
1
28
4
21
2
Lincoln
34
9
32
1
29
4
31
4
23
30
3
29
1
27
Lancaster Street
31
16
26
3
24
6
16
3
29
2
15
4
16
19
1
Priest Street
49
8
37
1
34
3
40
28
27
24
25
Pierce
28
11
24
2
24
20
3
20
2
1
21
16
Bennett
30
10
24
34
1
24
2
22
1
18|
Spruce Street
25
4
22|
20
2
26
1
19
3
12
3
Number Six
3
1
3
2
....
.
3
5
Totals
272
69
238
8
240
21| 219
16| 223
11
194
12 173
4 *171
3
107
10
Per cent.
80
20
97
3
92
8
93
7|
95
5
94
6
98
2
98
2|
91
9
a-Promoted .. b-Not promoted. *Of this number, 37 pupils, or 22 per cent., were given a double promotion, going from Grade 8 into the High School.
173
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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23
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174
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Statistics for the Year ending in June, 1914
SCHOOL
Number of
pupils
enrolled.
Average
membership.
Average
attendance.
Per cent. of
attendance.
tardiness.
Average to each pupil
for year.
High School
420
393.79
381.18
96.89
372
.94
High School, IX
119
111.96
107.14
95.66
122
1.08
George Street, VIII
35
34.24
32.73
93.62
16
.44
George Street, VII
34
33.39
32.53
97.43
8
.23
George Street, VI
39
38.26
36.07
94.51
28
.72
George Street, V
46
44.38
42.12
94.90
56
1.29
George Street, IV
42
38.49
35.88
93.20
21
.58
George Street, III
39
40.83
38.57
94.59
21
.50
George Street, II
56
47.28
44.00
92.85
32
.63
George Street, I
61
52.21
47.03
89.52
8
.16
Field Grammar, VIII
30
27.95
27.13
96.95
9
.28
Field Grammar, VII
39
35.01
32.99
94.23
24
. 46
Field Grammar, VI
31
27.90
26.37
94.56
23
.82
Field Grammar, V
38
38.96
36.31
93.20
23
.57
Industrial
48
45.19
42.50
94.06
31
.68
Field Primary, IV
33
25.97
24.08
92.58
38
1.35
Field Primary, III
31
32.18
30.09
93.55
59
1.94
Field Primary, II
28
27.26
25.61
94.09
24
.91
Field Primary, I
36
31.85
28.37
89.11
118
4.12
Lincoln, VIII
31
28.72
27.50
96.28
17
.58
Lincoln, VII
33
30.92
29.68
96.09
7
.21
Lincoln, V and VI
49
44.70
42.02
93.98
41
.91
Lincoln, IV and V
51
43.76
40.44
92.29
136
3.48
Lincoln, III
41
35.33
33.78
95.45
17
.42
Lincoln, II
35
32.77
30.22
92.17
42
1.35
Lincoln, I
45
40.73
36.47
89.52
89
2.48
Lancaster Street, VII and VIII.
40
35.64
34.13
95.33
18
.64
Lancaster Street, V and VI
39
36.89
34.81
94.33
25
.68
Lancaster Street, IV and V
36
31.89
29.41
92.95
30
.97
Lancaster Street, II and III
45
37.22
34,79
93.49
94
2.59
Lancaster Street, I and II
39
34.69
31.41
90.74
29
.97
Lancaster Street, I
52
35.30
30.18
85.49
73
2.29
Priest Street, VII and VIII
43
41.34
39.68
96.00
17
.43
Priest Street, VI and VII
39
33.46
31.31
93.94
124
4.07
Priest Street, V
31
29.19
27.23
93.62
56
2.03
Priest Street, IV
41
36.66
35.17
95.67
19
.50
Priest Street, III
39
33.13
30.40
92.14
82
2.68
Priest Street, II
40
36.32
33.89
94.28
12
.40
Priest Street, I
31
37.67
35,38
92.65
33
.95
Priest Street, I
31
27.23
25.16
92.23
31
1.20
Pierce, VII and VIII
40
36.71
35.11
95.64
4
.09
Pierce, V and VI
51
46.55
44.21
94.97
32
.75
Pierce, III and IV
53
45.64
42.43
92.93
42
.98
Pierce, I and II
73 46
62.63
56.44
90.09
35
.57
Bennett, V and VI
41.74
39.76
95.26
21
.55
Bennett, III and IV
46
42.58
40.28
94.59
33
.80
Bennett, II and III
43
39.62
37.46
94.52
49
1.31
Bennett, I.
45
41.95
38.41
91.56
76
1.97
Spruce Street, V and VI
37
36.07
34.56
95,86
25
.68
Spruce Street, III and IV
44
37.45
35.66
95.16
31
.85
Spruce Street, II and III
35
29.31
27.91
95.22
11
.34
Spruce Street, I
27
25.51
23.99
94.04
4
16
Number Six
18
19.70
17.98
91.60
21
1.16
Ungraded
21
15.42
13.31
86.22
67
4.60
Totals
2615
2391
2250
93.6
2455
1.09
daily
Number
cases of
175
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
STATISTICS OF ATTENDANCE AVERAGE MEMBERSHIP
1911
1912
1913
1914
High
291.66
299.62
356.98
393.79
Grade IX
110.87
143.82
108.32
111.96
George Street
362.60
325.55
331.25
329.08
Field Grammar
188.04
191.53
136.94
129.82
Industrial
28.34
34.01
39.71
45.19
Field Primary
144.71
144.00
125.40
117.26
Lincoln
259.29
240.70
260.63
256.93
Lancaster Street
223.23
196.23
199.10
211.63
Priest Street
160.54
190.81
238.60
275.00
Pierce
188.64
170.31
177.59
191.53
Bennett
147.41
145.61
148.98
165.89
Spruce Street
142.12
134.38
133.92
128.34
Number Six
17.80
14.88
16.51
19.70
Ungraded
17.35
15.42
Totals
.
2265
2232
2285
2391
AVERAGE ATTENDANCE
1911
1912
1913
1914
High
281.44
288.71
342.48
381.18
Grade IX
105.32
137.31
103.52
107.14
George Street
343.48
307.25
307.79
308.93
Field Grammar
176.56
180.56
127.68
122.80
Industrial
26.43
32.14
36.41
42.50
Field Primary
134.03
133.65
112.71
108.15
Lincoln
237.97
224.71
237.55
240.11
Lancaster Street
202.39
180.54
177.81
193.73
Priest Street
149.10
179.10
222.49
258.22
Pierce
175.09
157.64
162.42
178.19
Bennett
136.82
137.79
136.98
155.91
Spruce Street
130.96
126.13
123.92
122.12
Number Six
17.37
14.08
15.89
17.98
Ungraded
15.09
13.31
Totals
2117
2100
2116
2250
PER CENT. OF ATTENDANCE
1911
1912
1913
1914
High
95.95
96.51
95.94
. 96.89
Grade IX
94.47
95.42
95.47
95.66
George Street
94.01
93.87
92.83
93.83
Field Grammar
93.86
94.14
93.39
94.73
Industrial
91.47
94.54
91.96
94.06
Field Primary
92.28
.92.89
91.40
92.33
Lincoln
91.62
93.34
91.28
93.68
Lancaster Street
90.92
91.62
90.03
92.05
Priest Street
92.72
93.35
93.18
93.81
Pierce
92.14
93.90
91.19
93.41
Bennett
92.69
94.23
91.88
93.98
Spruce Street
.
91.68
93.77
91.33
95.07
Number Six
97.62
94.64
96.19
91.60
Ungraded
87.16
86.22
Total average
93.2
94.
92.6
93.6
.
· ·
.
176
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SUMMARY OF STATISTICS
1. Attendance and Census.
Population of Leominster, census of 1910 School census,
17,580
1913.
1914.
Number of children between five and fifteen
3457
3535
Number of girls between five and fifteen
1774 1820
Number of boys between five and fifteen
1683 1715
Number of children between seven and fourteen 2541
2571
Number of girls between seven and fourteen
1294
1311
Number of boys between seven and fourteen
1247 1260
Statistics for school year ending in June,
1913.
1914.
Enrollment
2617
2615
Average membership
2285
2391
Average membership in High School
357
394
Average daily attendance
2116
2250
Per cent. of attendance
92.6
93.6
Number of cases of tardiness
2515
2455
Average tardiness for each pupil
1.19
1.09
Average number of pupils to each teacher in the High School
23.80
26.26
Average number of pupils to each teacher below the High School
35.05 35.66
Statistics for first four months of school year, September to December,
1913.
1914.
Enrollment
2599
2737
Average membership
2410
2534
Average daily attendance
2295
2399
Enrollment, High School
420
453
Average membership in High School
407
440
Average daily attendance in High School
397
427
Average number of pupils to each teacher in
177
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
the High School
27.16 28.40
Average number of pupils to each teacher
below the High School
36.35 35.49
2. Cost of Schools, etc.
1913.
1914.
Valuation of town, May 1
$13,251,410.00 $13,504,557.00
Total amount raised by taxation
288,187.61
288,516.99
Rate of taxation
21.00
21.50
Cost of schools
81,850.55
88,357.51
Cost of schools for every $1,000 of valuation
6.17
6.54
Per cent. of school expense to total tax
.28
.30
Average cost per pupil based on average membership
35.82
36.95
Cost of schools, exclusive of re- pairs, alterations, etc.
79,815.26
86,220.05
Average cost per pupil, exclusive of repairs, etc., based on average membership
34.93
36.06
Cost, per pupil, for instruction in High School
44.87
40.54
Cost, per pupil, for instruction
. in Elementary schools
19.15
19.48
178
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EXPENDITURES
Teachers and Salaries
Salary. Am't Paid
William H. Perry, Supt., 123 Grove Ave. $2,250 $ 562 50
High School
Kenneth L. Morse, Principal, 8 Gardner Place 2,000
John H. Coburn, 14 Pond
1,100
1,040 00
Frank P. Bell, 47 Hale
1,400
1,400 00
Maynor D. Brock, 8 Gardner Place
1,200
Florence M. Felton, 77 Washington
800
792 00
Frances L. Lockey, 69 West
800
800 00
Ethel A. Thissell, 35 Boutelle
800
770 00
A. Leila Daily, 44 Boutelle
800
752 50
Ethel Ham, 149 Merriam Ave.
750
300 00
Elsie W. Jeffers, 130 Merriam Ave.
750
300 00
Evelyn Hearsey, 16 Walnut
700
280 00
Edna F. Cole, 178 Union
700
670 00
Blanche M. Jobes, 45 Washington
650
620 00
Alfred Kimball, 15 Depot
650
260 00
Martha A. Lundagen, 94 Graham
600
540 00
Alice C. Smith, 70 Priest
550
515 00
Hattie D. Harrington, Grade 9, 199 Prospect
750
750 00
Marea B. Lewis, Grade 9, 233 Merriam Ave.
750
750 00.
George Street School
Carrie W. Hooper, Grade 8, Prin., 53 Orchard
836
812 00
Helen B. Pierce, Grade 7, 47 West
646
663 00
Estelouise Meekham, Grade 6, 42 West
570
562 00
Margaret A. Kehew, Grade 5, Raymond Place
532
523 00
A. Adele Walker, Grade 4, 66 Orchard
608
624 00
179
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Ethel M. Severance, Grade 3, 81 Blossom
532
Christina Laird, Grade 2, 161 Pond
456
447 50
Grace M. Jewett, Grade 1, 46 Laurel
532 523 00
Field Grammar School
May A. Gallagher, Principal, 79 Lancaster *
684
698 40
Alice M. Lane, Grade 8, 59 Blossom
Elinor W. Clark, Gr. 7, 50 Washington St., Ayer 646
659 60
Winifred I. Gallagher, Grade 6, 79 Lancaster
608
622 40
Marion L. Bolster, Grade 5, 20 Walnut
551
537 10
Isabel Dennett, ungraded, 19 Holt St., Fitchburg 532
224 00
Industrial School
May A. Gallagher, Gr. 7, 8, 9, 79 Lancaster
925
892 78
Mary R. Gallagher, assistant, 128 West
600
576 00
Field Primary School
Helen E. Howe, Grade 4, Prin., 20 Pine
703
624 00
Nellie F. Pierson, Grade 3, 41 Boutelle
380
Mary F. Robinson, Grade 2, 122 Kimball St., Fitchburg
608
601 00
Elizabeth M. Lincoln, Grade 1, 226 Union
608
622 40
Lincoln School
Martha F. Blood, Grade 8, Prin., 15 Union
836
810 75
Julia H. Hooley, Grade 7, Williams St., Ayer
646
640 00
Marion B. Taylor, Grade 6, 72 Tisdale
589
581 50
Helen Ryan, Gr. 5, 83 Princeton Rd., Fitchburg
418
121 00
Clara B. Lucie, Grade 4, 42 Vine
570
562 00
Ida M. Farwell, Grade 3, 7 Gardner Place
608
254 40
Lilian M. Stratton, Grade 2, 15 Union
608
624 00
Ethel C. Hills, Grade 1, 24 Lancaster
608
582 40
*See under Industrial School.
180
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Lancaster Street School
Winifred D. Rankin, Grades 7 and 8, Prin.,
40 Washington
855
812 75
Annie M. Conlin, Grade 9, 17 Cross
750
656 25
Florence M. Conant, Grade 6, 11 South
608
601 00
Bessie D. Burns, Grades 4, 5, 137 Merriam Ave. 513
503 50
Catherine J. Higgins, Grade 3, 9 Eden Glen
570
599 50
M. Florence Wright, Grade 2, 47 South
608
636 90
Eileen G. Watson, Grade 1, 48 Cross
494
481 60
Frances C. Thissell, Grade 1, 308 Chestnut St.,
Clinton
380
100 00
Bennett School
Nellie M. Seaver, Gr. 5 and 6, Prin., 228 West 722
682 00
Irene I. Taylor, Grades 3 and 4, 55 Franklin
627
643 50
Eda F. Edgecomb, Grades 2 and 3, 84 Union 627 641 85
Elizabeth Reynolds, Grade 1, 214 Pleasant
608
624 00
Spruce Street School
Rena B. Conant, Grades 5 and 6, Prin., 11 South 722
718 00
M. Nellie Dolan, Grades 4 and 5, 11 Oak Ave.
627
643 50
Viola M. Parker, Grades 2 and 3, 37 Orchard
513 485 16
Florence F. Cole, Grades 1 and 2, 32 School
627
632 00
Priest Street School
Phoebe M. Peltier, Grades 7 and 8, Prin., 52 Mooreland Ave.
855
831 50
Rachel B. Murphy, Grade 6, 50 Nashua St., Fitchburg
437
46 00
Ruth L. Bourne, Grade 5, 137 Merriam Ave.
494
480 80
Florence Lundigen, Grade 4, 71 Graham
456
192 00
Rachel E. Cook, Grade 3, 102 Washington
532
523 00
181
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Olive Cook, Grade 2, 102 Washington
494
484 00
Edith H. England, Grade 1, 599 Main
608
624 00
Marion E. Woodhead, Grade 1, 103 Grove Ave. 494
464 60
Pierce School
May A. Gane, Grades 7 and 8, Principal, Columbia Hotel
783 75 748 66
Alice M. Sullivan, Grades 5 and 6, 617 Main
627
643 50
Mabel L. Prevear, Grades 3 and 4,
42 Mt. Pleasant Ave.
627
502 50
Irene Varrell, Grade 2, 789 Main
418
176 00
Bertha B. Nutter, Grade 1, 96 Central
608
624 00
Number Six School
Elsie W. Powers, Hill street
608
624 00
Manual Training
Herbert U. Pease, Carter Place
1,200
480 00
John A. Foss, 21 Merritt
1,200
992 21
Domestic Science
Augusta R. Nettel, 27 Lancaster
675
644 97
Florence I. Howe, 28 Myrtle
600
570 00
Marion Warren, 72 Church
550
520 00
Music
William H. Kenney, 55 Main
600
600 00
Etta Harrington, The Richardson
500
466 64
Grace B. Kenney, 55 Main
100
90 00
Drawing
Mary F. Hadley, 103 Grove Ave.
650
260 00
182
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Physical Education
Mary J. Sharkey, 41 Boutelle
700
684 98
Elocution
Sadie A. O'Connell, 25 Carter Place
300
52 50
Military Drill
Col. James C. Smith, 185 Walnut
400
380 00
Substitutes, and Teachers Not Now in Service.
Thomas E. Thompson, Supt.
2,500
364 57
George F. Ellinwood, Acting Supt.
2,000
999 96
Sarah E. Brown, substitute
300
180 00
Sarah A. Going, substitute
300
180 00
Edward R. Clarke
2,140 00
Alberti Roberts
1,300 00
G. H. Donham
840 00
Waldo F. Bates, Jr.
420 00
William F. Lane
100 00
Eugene F. Tansey
100 00
Elizabeth J. Hatch
468 00
Marion C. Johnson
420 00
Anna B. Gregoire
390 00
Sibyl E. Bearce
187 50
Nellie Pierson
114 00
Margaret L. Hayes
14 00
Shirley Whitney
10 00
Ibelle Clarke
2 00
Edna Hapgood
6 00
Marjorie E. Pierce
6 00
Lillian Connaughton
6 00
Cecil Flewelling
5 00
183
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Florence C. Lindsay
632 20
Margaret G. Ward
182 60
Martha C. Carey
698 50
Agnes S. Ordung
345 00
Edwina G. Lawrence
364 50
Mary H. Arthur
276 00
Maud D. Kendall
108 50
Helen H. Booth
165 90
Alice McNamara
2 00
Lois Ellinwood
2 00
M. A. Daly
20 00
Nathalie Burdo
28 00
Louise Suess
30 00
Marion Magoon
10 00
Geulah Cook
4 00
$58,779 85
Attendance Officer
Charles V. O'Connor, 258 Water
Salary. Am't Paid $800 $766 64
Clerks
Salary. Am't Paid
Louise G. True, 24 Arlington
$780
$697 50
Adell M. Phillips, 112 Cottage
360
360 00
Nellie F. Pierson
91 67
Lillian N. Connaughton
6 00
$1,155 17
184
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Medical Inspectors
Salary. Am't Paid
Dr. C. S. Brigham, 61 Pearl
$330
$ 30 00
Dr. T. A. Shaughnessy, 82 Main
330
330 00
Dr. F. L. Dunham 300 00
$660 00
Evening School, Teachers and Janitor.
John H. Coburn, Principal
$144 00
Frank P. Bell
94 00
Alice Smith
33 00
Blanche M. Jobes
28 50
Florence Stratton
27 00
Phoebe M. Peltier
64 50
Winifred D. Rankin
63 00
F. Percy Kehew
33 00
May A. Gane
38 00
Abbie S. Hardy
33 00
Julia Foss
45 00
Winifred I. Gallagher
45 00
Nellie F. Pierson
34 00
Florence C. Lindsay
26 00
Mildred Goss
46 00
Helen H. Booth
37 00
Lou H. Vearen
45 00
Gladys Rowley
38 00
May A. Gallagher
9 00
Claudia Julian
20 00
Alice M. Lane
9 00
Marion L. Bolster
8 00
Helen E. Howe
2 00
185
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Mary Gallagher
19 00
Adell M. Phillips
9 00
Ruth M. Day
9 00
Emma Rahm
9 00
Irene Varrell
9 00
Myla L. Smith
6 00
Annie C. Coburn
1 00
John A. Foss
3 00
Walter A. Sawin, janitor
39 00
William Petherick, janitor
9 00
$1,035 00
Janitors.
Salary. Am't Paid
Myron S. Woodworth, engineer, High School,
32 Chestnut
$850
$816 64
Cornelius C. O'Sullivan, High School,
11 Cottage Place 756
756 00
John M. Lynch, High School,
693
693 00
E. Frank Metcalf, George Street School, 155 Pond 660
704 00
William R. Petherick, Field Schools and Manual
Training School -Union 720
110 90
Albert W. Allen, Lincoln School
65 Merriam Ave.
660
586 67
Edward A. Marsh, Lancaster Street School, 72 Union 660
541 00
Joseph L. Raymond, Bennett School, and assist-
ant at Field Schools -14 Pearl 660
660 00
Thomas Lavin, Priest Street School, 32 Priest 660
640 00
157 Union
186
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
William J. Johnson, Pierce School,
872 Main 436 80 364 00
William H. Dolan, Spruce Street School,
11 Oak Ave. 422 40 422 40
Mrs. Edwin U. Powers, Number Six School, Hill Street 58 50
52 65
Walter A. Sawin
484 00
George L. Lucier
348 32
$7,178 68
Books, Supplies, Fuel, Transportation of Pupils and Incidentals.
Dr. G. E. Abbot, fire extinguishers $ 20 00
Adams Express Co., express
14 24
W. E. Allen, plants 4 00
Allyn & Bacon, books
72 80
American Book Co., books
297 86
American Oil Co., oil
5 00
Rollin B. Andrews, utensils and supplies
9 76
T. J. Antill, transportation of committee
60 00
D. Appleton & Co., books
4 58
Atkinson, Mentzer & Co., books and supplies
21 74
Edward E. Babb & Co., books and supplies
602 85
Willard M. Bacon, services
10 00
G. M. Ballou, lumber
46 41
Barrett Mfg. Co., disinfectant
9 58
W. L. Barrows, labor
2 40
Frank P. Bell, lettering diplomas
35 40
Bobbs-Merrill Co., books
1 00
Boston Straw Board Co., supplies
8 18
Bosworth & Son, seeds, fertilizer, etc.
13 35
187
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Joseph Botazzi, transportation
48 00
D. H. Bourgeois, bolts 1 25
Bowen & Fuller, lime
23
Milton Bradley Co., supplies
247 64
C. J. Brosseau, flag pole
6 25
Fred Brownhill, labor
13 75
Bureau of Municipal Research, record cards
75
Burlington Venetian Blind Co., tape
8 40
H. E. Burrage Co., supplies
80
A. & E. Burton Co., brushes
27 50
The Cable Co., music books
21 00
Cambridge Botanical Supply Co., supplies
3 60
H. W. Carter Paper Co., paper towels
16 50
Irving R. Carter, seating chair
75
O. E. Casey, labor and material
1 00
The Century Co., books
3 02
A. Ceppi Co., moulding
18 57
W. H. Chapman, wood
203 75
Edward R. Clarke, expenses 22 74
Sydney S. Cohen, supplies
5 50
F. H. Cook & Co., labor and material
1 30
Cragin & Wilkins Co., labor and material
73 92
M. J. Day, trucking
75
D. M. Dillon Steam Boiler Works, repairing boiler
236 50
Oliver Ditson Co., music 21 28
A. Draffin, labor and material
112 73
Lieut. E. W. Draper, expenses
3 00
E. P. Dutton & Co., supplies
10
Eagle Pencil Co., pencils 9 00
Educational Publishing Co., books
23 84
Electric Storage Battery Co., supplies 23 39
G. F. Ellinwood, expenses 30 30
188
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
P. H. Elwood, Jr., services and expenses 11 74
Louis Emonds, labor 1 50
Erie City Iron Works, supplies 16 00
John B. Farnsworth Estate, labor and material 110 63
Fillmore & Slade, supplies 36 45
Fitchburg & Leominster St. Ry. Co., car tickets
1,992 10
S. N. Follansbee, repairing clocks 4 50
John A. Foss, services and supplies
245 68
Willard H. Foss, services
2 00
C. T. Fretts, weighing coal 10 06
J. Fuller, plants 8 50
W. A. Fuller Lumber Co., lumber 308 26
The Gast Bank Note Co., diplomas 59 28
Gavin Hardware Co., hardware and supplies
169 97
E. J. Geary, livery and trucking 138 25
George S. Gibson, services 5 00
M. J. Gillespie, clock and medals 22 50
Ginn and Company, books and supplies
290 98
Graton & Knight Mfg. Co., supplies
3 59
Gregg Publishing Co., supplies and books
85 32
Grimes & Harris, labor and material
1 40
William Gurry, transportation
111 00
Hadley Coal Co., coal
153 57
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies
1,030 11
Harding Uniform & Regalia Co., manuals
2 00
L. H. Harrington, labor
17 50
Robert L. Haslup, music books
4 50
D. C. Heath & Co., books 44 12
Hibbard Electric Co., electrical supplies
4 50
Alfred A. Hines, labor and material
12 21
Holden Patent Book Cover Co., supplies
12 00
Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co., supplies
10 93
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
189
A. C. Hosmer Co., supplies 227 29
Houghton Mifflin Co., books 73 27
John C. Hull, expenses
2 50
Immigrant Educational Society, books
72
S. A. Ingraham, labor
1 00
Wallace B. Jewett, tuning piano
2 00
William G. Jewett, tuning pianos
22 25
Fred F. Johnson, labor
7 00
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co., supplies
1 00
Johnson Service Co., labor and material
17 23
Clarence Kenney Estate, trucking
19 80
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, furniture and supplies
89 34
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co., supplies 67 95
Leominster Concrete Co., labor and material
130 95
Leominster Dairy Supply Co., milk
4 75
Leominster Electric Co., electrical supplies
4 46
Leominster Elec. Light & Power Co., light and power 312 11
Leominster Gas Light Co., light and fixtures 160 81
Leominster Enterprise, paper and printing 211 71
Leominster Hardware Co., hardware and supplies 309 87
Town of Leominster, Highway Dept., grading 12 00
Leominster Post Office, stamps and envelopes 61 23
Leominster Water Works, labor and material
1 75
F. J. Lewis, teaming coal, etc.
131 50
Library Bureau, supplies
32 97
J. L. Litchfield, labor and material
15 62
Little, Brown & Co., books
4 68
C. C. Lowell & Co., supplies
10 10
George L. Lucier, labor
22 25
Lyons & Carnahan, books
1 90
Car! S. Magoon, supplies
2 50
Wm. E. Marks Coal Co., coal
299 35
190
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Mrs. Nellie E. McDonnell, laundry
2 47
D. C. McIntosh, supplies 31 10
McKinley Publishing Co., maps
3 00
Emma E. Metcalf, repairing flags
2 35
Frank K. Moore, power grinder
27 00
Clarence Morse, transportation
408 00
W. K. Morse & Co., freight and trucking
78 56
Motor-Work Publishing Co., supplies
4 23
National Express Co., express
18 75
Neostyle Co., supplies 46 00
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephones
147 74
L. D. Newton, milk 2 20
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight
549 14
Nickerson Dry Goods Co., supplies
226 78
William Nimmons, transportation
42 00
Chas. F. Nixon, supplies
4 27
Norton Co., grinding wheels
7 00
Noyes-Randall Co., supplies
2 12
The Old Corner Book Store, Inc., books
3 38
L. S. Ollis, floor brush
2 00
Mrs. C. C. O'Sullivan, laundry
7 27
The A. N. Palmer Co., supplies
25 90
A. L. Parkman, coal
4,333 42
David Pellecchia, trucking
76 95
Frederic L. Perry, rubber stamps
3 00
W. H. Perry, expenses
26 46
Pettingell-Andrews Co., electrical supplies
123 05
Z. S. Phelps, binding reports
10 50
Pierce Furniture Co., furniture
125 95
Frank I. Pierson, Chairman, expenses of committee
38 00
Pleasant Street Garage, transportation 8 00
Capt. Wm. G. Pond, expenses 3 00
191
Mrs. E. U. Powers, labor
6 50
Edwin W. Powers, wood 28 00
Price & Lee Co., directories 4 00
Publisher of "Aus Nah Und Fern," "' books 5 60
Rand, McNally Co., maps 16 60
William Read & Sons, rifles and equipment
82 75
Remington Typewriter Co., supplies
56 31
H. E. Remington & Co., binding book 1 50
Robey-French Co., supplies 65
R. H. Safford, labor and material
1 50
Benj. H. Sanborn & Co., books 85 35
Scott, Foresman & Co., books 23 77
Chas. Scribner's Sons, books
12 00
F. E. Short & Co., groceries and supplies 103 38
Silver, Burdett & Co., books
66 44
W. H. Silverthorne, supplies 10 50
M. A. Simard, services 30 00
Simonds Mfg. Co., supplies
2 88
George W. Smith, labor
1 75
Michael F. Smith, services
23 40
Smith Brothers, labor and material
310 80
Smith & Co.'s Express, express
15 80
Preston Smith, supplies
6 00
Somerville Brush Co., brushes
16 89
Standard Grinding Co., sharpening lawn mowers
6 50
Standard Mill Supply Co., floor brushes
27 00
M. Steinert & Sons Co., tuning piano
3 00
Sterling Carbon Co., supplies
8 75
E. W. Stevens, oil 17 01
C. H. Stoelting Co., Binet tests 5 77
A. Storrs & Bement Co., supplies 9 25
Sun Enamel Works, sawdust
30
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
192
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
T. F. Tansey, window shades 15 60
Underwood Typewriter Co., supplies 37 18
University Book Store, books 5 00
Wadsworth-Howland & Co., floor oil and supplies 57 03
Waldo Bros., labor and material 471 59
Mrs. Emma Webber, labor 2 80
Webber Furniture Co., furniture
47 70
Webber Lumber & Supply Co., lumber 82 86
West Disinfecting Co., liquid soap
52 50
E. W. Weston, labor and material
13 50
F. A. Whitney Carriage Co., dowels
38
Whitney Reed Corporation, dowels
1 02
Wilkinson Wall Paper Co., labor and material
33 10
William R. Winn, material 15 00
W. A. Wood Co., supplies
5 50
F. W. Woolworth & Co., supplies
7 35
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co., car tickets
915 71
World Book Co., books
90
Wright & Ditson Co., athletic supplies
11 82
Wright & Potter Printing Co., supplies
50
F. E. Wyman, labor and material
3 90
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co., supplies
7 42
$18,782 17
Report of Cemetery Committee
For the Financial Year ending December 31, 1914.
The Cemetery Committee submit the following report for the year ending December 31, 1914 :-
RECEIPTS
Appropriation for cemeteries
$3,700 00
Balance from last year
225 44
Flowers 100 00
$4,025 44
EXPENDITURES
Salary of superintendent
$ 800 00
Flowers
100 00
Labor in cemeteries
1,715 87
Teaming
524 20
Loam
199 50
Turf
45 00
Crushed stone
29 87
Shrubs and planting
85 00
Extension of water pipes
252 42
Water rates
63 44
Cragin & Wilkins Co.
12 05
W. A. Ells
3 25
Police duty
41 40
13
194
CEMETERY COMMITTEE
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