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23 Franklin Elbridge Howard Robert Edward Bacon
Male
Edward J. and Alice M. Chadwick
Oct. 1
Dufault
Female
Alfred and Rose G. Cyr
22
Jennie S. Baros
23
Helen Reed Edwards
Male Jack J. and Mary A. Chaves
22
Female Broz E. and Besa C. Carlbou
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Male Gustav A. and Elizabeth P. Howard Joseph A. and Jessie M. Irish Tom and Margaret M. Laird
Aug. 21 Olive Pearl Noel
Emily Dunham Richards Cobbett Nataler Weymouth Hinds
Female
Female
BIRTHS RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER IN 1913.
DATE.
FULL NAME OF CHILD.
SEX.
NAME OF PARENTS.
Oct.
4
Stillborn
8
Stillborn
16
Ethel Roberts
17
Stillborn
21
Weldon Arthur Worcester
Male
Arthur L. and Bertha A. Page
Mary Agnes Keenan
Female
Bernard F. and Annie A. Nee
13
Barbara Swann Washburn
Female
Curtis W. and Ida P. Swann
13
Priscilla Johnson Washburn
Female
Curtis W. and Ida P. Swann
16
Martha Gertrude Roscoe
Female
Gesner H. and Annie C. Keith
19
Earl Clifford Broman
Male
Carl E. and Mattie A. Ohlson
22
Holmes
Male
Francis B. and Marion L. Hall
26
Donald Charles Jacobs
Male
Joseph N. and Alice G. Lafoley
Dec.
5
Alfreeda A. Cruser
Female
Alfred and Lillian M. Lombard
8
James Edward Piva
Male
Manuel G. and Lucy Piva
23
Mary Lima
Female
Joseph R. and Mary E. Gleason
28
Robert Alan McMorrow
Male
Thomas E. and Etta M. Tucker
29
Lawrence Franklin Allen
Male
Henry F. and Ida M. Torren
Female
Joseph V. and Mary E. Rivers
Nov.
12
Number of births recorded 73.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER IN 1913.
DATE.
NAME.
AGE. YMD
CAUSE OF DEATH ..
Jan. 14
Horace Williams Howard
75
5
Atheronia
16
Louise E. Draper
82 5 28
Old Age
23
Elnathan Benson .
69
9 28
Myocarditis
Feb.
20
Charles E. H. Churchill
55
4 8
Dilation of the Heart
Mar.
10
Gustavus H. Willis
69
6 2
Lobar Pneumonia
12
John Ames
86
6 8
Arterio Sclerosis
28
Lucy E. Weatherbee
1
8 17
Measles
29
Frank M. Hayward
63
2 14
Arterio Sclerosis
April
3
Robert E. Pratt
70
Hemeplegia
8
Sophia C. Pratt
31
2 22
Heart Failure
24
Robert Pike
90 11 18
Congestion of Lungs
29
Frank E. Monson
19
9 14
Suicide
May
1
George R. Shurtleff
60 -
Fatty Myocarditis
8
Arthur F. Reed
26
1 18
Phthisis Pulmonalis
11 Charles P. Handy
70
3 18
Arterio Sclerosis
13
Julia A. Townsend
76 6 27
Cerebral Hemorrhage
18
Frank S. Johnson
1 2 15
Septic Meningitis
23
Annie Roberts
47 -11
Phthisis Pulmonalis
June 9
Elizabeth Ross
1 2 30
Bronchitis [of Chest
21
Herbert L. Fisk
41
co
9
Internal Hemorrhage
July 3
Alice F. Murphy
50
Cerebral Hemorrhage
18
Edward Madden
52
Val. Heart Trouble
23
John Zwairatis
44
Heart Disease
27
Edgar Billings
79
6 7
Tetanus
Aug. il Warren B. Cobbett
67 4 22
Chronic Myocarditis
18
Evelyn E. Bousquet
1 6 7
Tuber. Meningitis
18
B. Mary Dorgan
83
3
Acute Indigestion
28
Sarah E. Pearl
33 1 28
Anterior Poliomyelitis
Sept. 4
Methelda Dupuis
75 8 13
Chronic In. Nephritis
16
Mary E. Perkins
76 11 15
Old Age
18
Sarah O'Connor
33 -
Chronic Gastritis
23
Besty W. Hinds
29 11 13
Pulmonary emborlisus
Oct.
4
Stillborn
8 Charles Alexander
78
Old Age
8 Stillborn
17
Stillborn
24 Ella M. Leonard
54 8 10
Acute Ureamia
Nov. 22
Antonio P. Chaves
18 5 10
Indocarditis [and leg
Dec. 20
John Courtney
82
Senile Gangrene foot
Number of deaths recorded 39.
EDWASD H. CROCKER,
Town Clerk.
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Albert V. Staples
2
Haematuria
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ABSTRACT FROM CHAPTER 99 OF THE REVISED LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Sec. 3. Physicians and midwives shall, within forty- eight hours after the birth of every child in cases of which they were in charge, mail or deliver to the clerk or registrar of the city or town in which the birth occurred a notice stat- ing the date and place of the birth, giving the street number if any, color and the family name. They shall within fifteen days after the birth, mail or deliver to the clerk or registrar of the city or town in which the birth occurred a report of the birth, stating the date and place, the name, if any, of the child, its sex and color, and the names, ages, places of birth, occupations and residences of the parents, giving the street number, if there be any, and the number of the ward in a city, the maiden name of the mother, if the full return is not made within the forty-eight hours.
The fee of the physician or midwife shall be twenty-five cents for each birth so reported. A physician or midwife who neglects to report each birth within forty-eight hours or fif- teen days thereafter, shall for each offence forfeit a sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
Sec. 6. Parents within forty days after the birth of a child, and every householder within forty days after a birth in his house, shall cause notice thereof to be given to the clerk of the city or town in which such child is born.
The facts required for record, as stated in section 3 shall so far as known or obtainable, be included in every notice given under the provision of this section.
Sec. 8. A parent, or other persons, who by section 6 is required to give, or cause to be given, notice of a birth or
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death, who neglects to do so for ten days after the time lim- ited therefor, shall forfeit not more than five dollars for each offence.
Sec. 24. The town clerk will furnish blanks for returns of births to parents, householders, physicians and midwives who apply therefor.
By-Laws of the Town of West Bridgewater.
Adopted March 10, 1913, and Approved
by the Attorney-General, March 27, 1913.
ARTICLE I.
TOWN MEETINGS.
Sec. 1. Notice of every town meeting shall be given by posting attested copies of the warrant for the meeting in not less than seven conspicuous places in the town at least seven days before the day on which the meeting is to be held.
Sec. 2. The annual town meeting shall be held on the first Monday in March in each year for the election of such officers and the determination of such matters as by law are required to be elected or determined by ballot; and all other business shall be considered by adjournment to the second Monday in March at 7.30 p. m.
Sec. 3. No vote shall be passed at a town meeting, ap- propriating more than one thousand dollars, unless there shall be present, at least, fifty legal voters of the town.
ARTICLE II.
DUTIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.
Sec. 1. The reports of all boards, committees, or officers, which are to be published in the printed annual report of the town, shall be delivered to the Selectmen as soon after the 1st day of January as possible, but not later than January fifteenth.
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Sec. 2. The Selectmen, and Water Commissioners shall cause to be posted in some conspicuous place at the Town Hall a notice of the times and places of their respective regu- lar meetings.
Sec. 3. The Town Clerk and the Town Treasurer and Collector shall cause to be posted in some conspicuous place at the Town Hall a notice of the hours during which their respective offices will be open.
ARTICLE III.
FINANCIAL.
Sec. 1. The fiscal year shall begin with the first day of January in each year and shall end with the last day of December, and all appropriations of money shall be made for the then current fiscal year.
Sec. 2. No money shall be paid from the treasury except for state and county taxes, for notes and interest thereon, and for costs in criminal cases, without a warrant or order there- for signed by a majority of the Selectmen; except that the Water Commissioners shall have authority to draw orders upon the Treasurer for expenditures in their department.
Sec. 3. Whenever the account of an appropriation made for any purpose, other than for a special purpose for which the work has not been completed, shows at the end of the fis- cal year a balance unexpended, such balance shall, except in the case of the Water Department, revert to the Treasury as unappropriated funds. If the amounts appropriated for a specific work exceed the cost of such work and all expenses and liabilities incidental thereto, the balance of such appro- priation shall, at the end of the fiscal year in which such work is completed, revert to the Treasury as unappropriated funds.
Sec. 4. The head of every department, board or com- mittee authorized to expend money shall, at the close of the
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fiscal year, furnish the Treasurer, for incorporation in his annual report, a list of all outstanding liabilities of such de- partment, board or committee, showing to whom the same are due, for what due, and the amounts thereof.
Sec. 5. Funds given the Town, in trust or otherwise, for specific purposes shall not be mingled with other funds of the Town but shall be kept and invested separately, and used only in accordance with the terms of the gifts.
ARTICLE IV.
SELECTMEN.
Sec. 1. The Selectmen shall exercise a general supervi- sion over all matters affecting the interests or welfare of the town.
Sec. 2. The Selectmen shall cause the appearance and answer of the town to be entered and made in all suits brought against the town at law or in equity, and the inter- ests of the town to be defended therein. They shall consider all claims made against the town for damages, or breach of contract, and may, with the advice of counsel, settle the same, provided that in no case shall a settlement be so made by a payment of more than five hundred dollars without au- thority from the town.
Sec. 3. All conveyances under seal which may hereafter be executed by the town, pursuant to a vote of the town or otherwise, shall be sealed with the town seal and subscribed by a majority of the Board of Selectmen for the time being, unless otherwise directed by the town.
Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the Selectmen to see that every conveyance to the town of any interest in land is pro- perly recorded in the Registry of Deeds.
Sec. 5. The Selectmen shall, in their annual report, un- less such information is contained in other reports to be pub-
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lished in the Annual Town Report, state in detail what action they have taken in the year preceding whether as Selectmen or as Overseers of the Poor. They shall state specifically what town ways and county ways have been laid out, what damages have been assessed and paid, what claims are out- standing, and what claims are in suit against the town. They shall also state what ways that have been ordered laid out, or accepted, remain to be constructed. They shall give full reports in regard to all suits against the town. They shall also make a detailed statement of the repairs made upon public buildings in their charge.
Sec. 6. The Selectmen shall have the printed annual re- ports of the town ready for distribution not later than February 10th of each year; and shall have a copy thereof left at every dwelling house in town not later than February 15th.
ARTICLE V.
TOWN CLERK.
Sec. 1. The Town Clerk shall keep a true copy (in a book to be kept for such purpose alone) of all deeds and con- veyances executed by the Selectmen.
Sec. 2. The Town Clerk shall furnish all boards, com- mittees, and officers with a copy of all votes affecting them.
Sec. 3. The Town Clerk shall furnish the Selectmen for publication in the annual printed report of the town a copy of his record of all town meetings that have been held during the preceding year.
ARTICLE VI.
TOWN TREASURER.
Sec. 1. The Town Treasurer shall, immediately after the first day of each month, make to the Selectmen a de- tailed report of all receipts during the preceding month, and
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a summarized report of the same since the beginning of the fiscal year. He shall also prepare such other financial state- ments as may from time to time be required by the Select- men.
Sec. 2. The report of the Town Treasurer shall include:
1st. A list of all notes issued during the year and the purposes for which the money was borrowed, giving the dates, amount, term, rate of interest, time of maturity, the pre- mium, if any, received thereon, and the names of the parties of whom the funds were borrowed.
2d. A full exhibit of all moneys, properties, and securi- ties which have been placed in his charge by virtue of any statute or by-law or by virtue of any gift, devise, bequest, or deposit.
ARTICLE VII.
ROAD COMMISSIONER. .
Sec. 1. The Road Commissioner shall keep an accurate account of all money expended and all work done upon the public ways of the town, and a daily record of the number of men and teams employed, and the extent and nature of the work done.
Sec. 2. The Road Commissioner shall keep a pay roll of the employees of the street department, and of the owners of teams employed thereon, and a detailed account with all par- ties furnishing materials therefor; the time for which pay- ment is to be made; the rate of wages; the amount and cost of materials furnished, and the amount due in each case.
ARTICLE VIII.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Sec. 1. The Forest Warden shall keep an accurate and detailed account of the expenditures of his department,
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showing the dates, names, amounts, and objects thereof. He shall also keep a detailed list of the alarms to which the department responds, the length of time on duty, and the amount of fire loss in each case.
Sec. 2. The Forest Warden shall make an annual report stating the doings of the department during the year and his recommendations for the ensuing year, to be published in the annual town report.
ARTICLE IX.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Sec. 1. The Board of Health may make rules and regu- lations for the public health and safety relative to house drainage.
Sec. 2. The Board of Health shall annually present in the printed annual report of the town, a full and compre- hensive statement of all its acts during the preceding year.
ARTICLE X.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
Sec. 1. The Board of Water Commissioners shall annually present, in the printed annual report of the town, a full and comprehensive statement of all its acts, also a review of the condition of the water supply and an estimate of the appro- priations needed by their department for the ensuing year.
ARTICLE XI.
CARE OF BURIAL GROUNDS AND LOTS.
Sec. 1. The town will accept and forever hold in trust any money or securities which may hereafter be deposited with the Town Treasurer for the perpetual preservation, care, improvement, or embellishment of any public or private burial place, or any lots or graves therein, agreeable to the provisions of the Statutes of the Commonwealth.
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Sec. 2. The Selectmen are authorized to enter into agreement in behalf of the town with the holders of burial rights in any lot in the cemeteries of the town to keep for- ever such lot, and the structures and grass thereon, in good and neat condition, so far as the same can be done by an ex- penditure not exceeding four per cent. per annum of any sum of money, or equal to the income from any securities, which such holder may have deposited with the Town Treas- urer for said purpose.
ARTICLE XII. POLICE REGULATIONS.
Street Rules.
Sec. 1. No person shall use any indecent, profane, or insulting language in any public place in the town, or near any dwelling house or other building therein.
Sec. 2. No person shall remain upon any doorstep, portico, or other projection of any house or other building not his own, to the annoyance or disturbance of any person.
Sec. 3. No person shall loiter upon any doorway, door- step, portico, or other projection of any building not his own, after being directed by a police officer to move on, nor shall any person unnecessarily obstruct the free passage of foot travelers on such sidewalk or in any street or other public place in the town.
Sec. 4. No person having the care or custody of any sheep, swine, horse, cow, or other grazing animal shall per- mit or suffer the same to go at large or to graze on any street, lane, common square, or other public place within the town, or permit any such animal to go or stand on any sidewalk, or to stand upon any street crossing therein for any unreason- able length of time.
Sec. 5. No person shall by noise or gesture, or by throwing any missile, or by any other means, wantonly or
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designedly frighten any horse in any street or other public place in town.
Sec. 6. No person having under his care or control any vehicle shall permit the same, or the animal or animals attached thereto, to stand across any public highway or street in such a manner as to obstruct the travel over the same for an unnecessary length of time; no person shall stop with any vehicle in any public street so near to another vehicle as to obstruct public travel.
Sec. 7. No person shall drive, draw, or propel any cart, wagon, or other vehicle (except children's and invalid's hand carriages) upon any footpath or sidewalk in the town, nor coast thereon.
Sec. 8. No person shall throw, place or caused to be placed in any public way or place in the town any obstruc- tion, or any ashes, garbage, carrion, filth, offal, fuel, build- ing materials, or rubbish of any kind, except in such place and in such manner as shall be directed by the Selectmen.
Sec. 9. No person shall throw stones, snowballs, sticks, or other missiles, or kick at football, or play at any game in which a ball is used, or fly any kite or balloon, or shoot with or use a bow and arrow, gun, air gun, or sling, in or across any of the public ways of the town.
Bathing.
Sec. 10. No person in a nude state shall bathe or swim in any of the waters within the town except at night.
Junk Licenses.
Sec. 11. The Selectmen may license suitable persons to be dealers in and keepers of shops for the purchase, sale, or barter of junk, old metal, or second-hand articles, in the town. They may also license suitable persons as junk collec- tors, to collect, by purchase or otherwise, junk, old metals,
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and second-hand articles from place to place in the town; and they may provide that such collectors shall display badges upon their persons or upon their vehicles, or upon both, when engaged in collecting, transporting, or dealing in junk, old metals, or second-hand articles; and may prescribe the de- sign thereof. They may also provide that such shops, and all articles of merchandise therein, and any place, vehicle, or receptacle used for the collection or keeping of the articles aforesaid, may be examined at all times by the Selectmen or by any person by them authorized thereto.
Sec. 12. Every keeper of a shop for the purchase, sale, or barter of junk, old metal, or second-hand articles, within the limits of the town, shall keep a book, in which shall be written, at the time of every purchase of any such article, a description thereof, the name, age, and residence of the per- son from whom, and the day and hour when, such purchase was made; such book shall at all times be open to the inspec- tion of the Selectmen and of any person by them authorized to make such inspection; every keeper of such shop shall put in a suitable and conspicuous place on his shop a sign having his name and occupation legibly inscribed thereon in large letters; such shop, and all articles of merchandise therein, may be at all times examined by the Selectmen or by any person by them authorized to make such examination; and no keeper of such shop and no junk collector shall, directly or indirectly, either purchase or receive by way of barter or exchange any of the articles aforesaid of a minor or appren- tice, knowing or having reason to believe him to be such; and no article purchased or received by such shopkeeper shall be sold until at least thirty days from the date of its purchase or receipt have elapsed. Such shops shall be closed between the hours of 6 p. m. and 7 a. m., and no keeper thereof and no junk collector shall purchase any of the articles aforesaid during such hours.
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ARTICLE XIII.
PROSECUTIONS AND PENALTIES.
Sec. 1. Whoever violates any provision of Article XIV of the Town By-laws, shall, in cases not otherwise provided for, forfeit and pay for each offense a fine not exceeding twenty dollars.
ARTICLE XIV.
REPEAL.
Sec. 1. These By-laws and the repeal of all By-laws heretofore in force shall not affect any act done, any right accrued, any penalty or liability incurred, or any suit, prose- cution, or proceding pending at the time they take effect.
Sec. 2. All By-laws heretofore in force shall be repealed and these By-laws shall become effective when approved and published as required by statute.
A true copy.
Attest: EDWARD H. CROCKER, Town Clerk.
Citizens' Caucus.
A caucus for the nomination of town officers, required by law to be chosen by ballot, to be elected at the Annual Town Meeting in West Bridgewater, will be held at the Town Hall, Monday. Feb. 9, 1914, at 7.30 p. m. The meet- ing will be called to order by the Chairman of the Caucus Committee.
Town Meeting.
The annual town meeting shall be held on the first Mon- day in March in each year for the election of such officers and the determination of such matters as by law are required to be elected or determined by ballot; and all other business shall be considered by adjournment to the second Monday in March at 7.30 p. m.
ELLIS S. LELACHEUR, HAROLD S. LYON, ORVIS F. KINNEY,
Selectmen:
REPORT
OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
AND
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
OF THE TOWN OF
WEST BRIDGEWATER
FOR THE YEAR 1913.
BRIDGEWATER, MASS. A. H. WILLIS, PRINTER, 1914.
REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
CALENDAR FOR 1914.
Winter Term,-January 5 to March 20. Eleven weeks. Vacation, -Two weeks.
Spring Term, -April 6 to June 19. Eleven weeks. Vacation ten weeks.
Fall Term,-September 8 to December 18. Fifteen weeks. Vacation, -Two weeks.
Winter Term, -January 4, 1915. Eleven weeks.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR 1913.
Mrs. A. S. LeLacheur, term expires 1914. Clinton P. Howard, term expires 1914. L. Augustus Tower, term expires 1915. Herbert Holmes, term expires 1915. Mrs. Corelli C. Alger, term expires 1916. Frank L. Howard, term expires 1916.
ORGANIZATION.
Chairman, Mrs. A. S. LeLacheur. Secretary, Frank L. Howard. Supply Agent, Supt. E. H. Grout. Truant Officer, J. C. Howard, E. H. Grout, L. A. Tower, and H. O. Davenport.
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Superintendent of Schools, Edgar H. Grout. Office in High School Building, East Bridgewater. Office hours, Monday and Thursdays, from 3.30 to 4.30 p. m.
ASSIGNMENT OF SCHOOLS.
Matfield to L. A. Tower.
South to C. P. Howard.
East to L. A. Tower.
Center to Mrs. LeLacheur.
Cochesett to F. L. Howard.
Jerusalem to Mrs. C. C. Alger.
North and Sunset Avenue to H. Holmes.
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FINANCIAL REPORT.
EXPENSE-COST OF CONDUCTING SCHOOL SYSTEM.
EXPENSES OF GENERAL CONTROL. - SCHOOL COMMITTEE SALARIES.
Paid A. S. LeLacheur, (1912),
$15 00
L. A. Tower,
13 50
H. Holmes,
12 00
F. L. Howard,
12 00
C. A. Alger, 12 00
C. P. Howard,
13 00
A. S. LeLacheur,
13 50
$91 00
OTHER EXPENSES.
Paid F. L. Howard, taking school census, $25 00
F. L. Howard, secretary, 10 00
A. S. LeLacheur, arranging bills and report, postage, 4 45
A. S. LeLacheur, arranging bills and report, postage (1912), 5 20
$44 65
SUPERINTENDENCE OF SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL CONTROL.
Salaries;
Paid E. H. Grout,
$516 66
J. C. Howard, Truant Officer,
6 00
Town of East Bridgewater, salary of Supt. of Schools, 197 91
$720 57
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OTHER EXPENSES. Paid E. H. Grout, postage, telephone and car fares, $12 09
EXPENSES OF INSTRUCTION.
Salaries of Teachers.
Paid Rose MacDonald, Principal, 39 weeks, $641 17
Grace Downing, 23 weeks, 347 99
Mildred Packard, 23 weeks, 304 75
Nettie M. Woodbury, 38¿ weeks,
463 20
C. Louise Wisliams, 39 weeks,
468 00
Emma A. Morrow, 39 weeks,
565 50
Elizabeth L. Holton, 383 weeks,
504 80
G. Lillian Currie, 39 weeks,
484 00
Minnie C. Cole, 39 weeks,
484 00
Mary A. Dewyer, 39 weeks,
546 00
Viola M. Richards, 26 weeks,
253 00
Elizabeth A. Martin, 38} weeks,
474 40
Ellen M. O'Neil, 38 weeks,
433 00
Ida D. Runnels, 39 weeks,
417 00
Mildred S. Jones, music, 39 weeks,
410 42
Anna S. Dewhirst, 39 weeks,
406 00
Blanche Boober, 16 weeks,
210 46
Ida D. Berry, 16 weeks, 192
192 00
Cecilia M. Beatie, 16 weeks,
176 00
Clara E. Noyes, (substitute) } week,
11 00
Mary T. Mitchell, (substitute) } week,
5 60
Zilpha Carville, (substitute) } week,
2 20
Gertrude A. Pillsbury,
7 80
Edmond Ketchum, drawing,
100 00
$7908 69
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Text Books.
Paid Ginn & Co., text books, $75 78
American Book Co., text books, 32 44
J. L. Hammett Co., text books and supplies, 167 61
237 59
E. Babb & Co., books and supplies, Charles E. Merrill Co., text books,
30 00
D. C. Heath & Co., text books, Little, Brown & Co., books,
45 00
30 17
Houghton, Mifflin Co., books,
19 95
Benj. H. Sanborn & Co., text books,
8 34
E. P. Dutton & Co., books,
4 80
Silver, Burdette & Co., text books,
9 55
Alger & Co., express,
10 75
$671 98
Stationery, Supplies and other Expenses of Instruction.
Paid W. M. Welsh Mfg. Co., certificates, $ 7 10
Perry Mason Co., Youth's Companion, 2 00
J. L. Hammett, stationery, etc.
40 14
F. H. Perkins, Transcript,
6 75
F. M. Young, printing,
7 15
Keystone Job Print, pay roll slips,
2 75
Young, printer, 500 cards,
1 50
Milton, Bradley Co. paper,
6 00
Grace E. Downing, care of supplies,
15 00
Alger's express,
8 15
Bay State St. R. R. express,
35
B. M. Packard stamped envelopes,
10 62
H. Holmes, carting supplies,
2 00
$109 51
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EXPENSES OF OPERATING SCHOOL PLANT.
Wages of Janitors and other Employees.
Paid S. B. Hetherington, janitor,
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