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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01834 7457
GC 974.102 B51AR, 1913
Annual Reports
OF THE
Town Officers
OF THE
Town of Bingham
FOR THE
Year Ending February 17, 1913
Annual Reports
OF THE
Town Officers
OF THE
Town of Bingham
FOR THE
Year Ending February 17, 1913
Press of THE INDEPENDENT-REPORTER Skowhegan, Maine. 1913
Town Officers, 1912-13
Town Clerk : W. B GOODRICH
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor :
S. A. SMITH, HENRY COOLEY
ORISON GORDON
Tax Collector : C. W. DUTTON
Treasurer : E. W. MOORE
School Committee: W. E. ROBINSON, I. C. PIERCE, G. G. GILMAN
Board of Health : I. C. PIERCE, ORISON GORDON, A. C. DINSMORE, A. C. DINSMORE, Secretary
Constables :
CLARENCE W. DUTTON,
WILLARD J. CARL
Road Commissioner : E. N. TAYLOR
Superintendent of Schools : CHARLES E. BALL
Truant Officers : CLARENCE W. DUTTON, WILLARD J. CARL
2
Report of Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor
To the Citizens of Bingham:
We herewith submit our annual report of the financial stand- ing of the town for the year ending Feb. 17, 1913.
VALUATION APRIL 1, 1912
Real estate, resident
$326,070.00
Real estate, non resident 55,250.00
Total real estate
$381,320.00
Personal estate, resident
$91,330.00
$91,330.00
Total Valuation
$472,650.00
ASSESSMENTS FOR 1912
Building and repairing highways $1,200.00
Building and repairing bridges 200.00
For breaking snow roads 700.00
Common Schools
1,200.00
„, Text books
250.00
repairs on school houses and school
supplies 350.00
support of the poor
800.00
Miscellaneous expenses and Hydrant
rental 4,000.00
State road 400.00
.
Street lights 400.00
", Free High School 650.00
,, Police service 730.00
Extra · labor on High School Building 111.82
Memorial Day 15.00
Repairs of Cemetery 50.00
Cutting bushes 200.00
State Tax 1,836.85
4
", County Tax
871.10
With an overlay of
627.08
- $14,591.85
Rate of taxation $29.00 per $1,000.00
Tax on Valuation of $472,650.00 $13,706.85
Tax on 295 polls @ $3.00 each 885.00
$14,591.85
Supplemental assessment ... 85.49
Total amount committed to collector
$14,677.34
SUPPORT OF POOR
Amount raised
$800.00
Unexpended last year 27.08
$827.08
Amount expended for the poor the past year has been as follows:
Mary Cooley and child $289.05
Samantha Thompson 150.00
Nelson E. Knight
81.60
Geo. McClintick
366.44
David Gilman
40.60
Dennis Knight
· 54.10
981.79
Overdrawn
154.71
$827.08
Support of Poor not chargeable to Bingham
Danville S. Pierce $19.05
Due from Town of Moscow $19.05
STATE PAUPER ACCOUNT
Due from State last year
$329.02
Paid for Casket for Lewis Thompson 25.00
Received from State
$344.02 $344.02
5
HIGHWAYS
Amount raised
$1,200.00
Received from Taylor Bros., for dirt sold .. 3.60
$1,203.60
Amount expended
Orders drawn
Labor unless otherwise specified
1912
May 15 Frank Smith $21.88
31 George Jones 19.25
June 6 Charles B. Gilman
4.70
8 Fred E. Baker
13.56
17 Ed Cushman
21.50
17 Fred Hogdon
9.62
18
Wallace Goodrich
18.37
. JJuly 1 George Jones
2.70
7 Ed McClintock
10.50
10 Ernest Gilman
41.13
17 Robert Davis
28.75
17 Norman Fogg
7.00
29 Fred Baker
5.25
Aug.
5 . Isaac Holway
22.63
14 Forest Bean
1.32
21 George Corson
24.06
21 A. C. Bates
14.00
Sept.
2 The J. J. Lander Co., supplies
3.75
7 Fred E. Baker
20.02
9 Berger Mfg. Co., metal culvert 12.60
9 Frank Smith 17.50
21 Herbert Wentworth
1.75
Nov.
11 Charles B. Gilman
13.37
19 Ed. Miller
2.87
.19 Melphene Horne
16.00
Dec.
12 Enoch Osgood
6.25
20 Joseph Hunnewell 6.12
20 Manley Hunnewell 5.00
20 Daniel Flanders 4.00
1
29
Perlie Carl
38.50
6
Orders Drawn. 1913
Jan. 11 W. J. Carl 3.55
15 Calvin R. Ellis 51.63
18 Howard Russell, repairs 5.88
18 S. J. Whitney, supplies
60.83
Feb. 11 George B. Gilman
49.37
11 Perlie Clark
44.25
12 Preble & Robinson
58.00
13 Earl Taylor
103:25
13 Taylor Bros.
70.00
13 Taylor Bros.
71.00
13 Taylor Bros., machine work
373.37
13 Perlie Clark
5.50
13 Perlie Clark
.87
14 Thomas Reynolds
1.95
14 S. J. Whitney, supplies
14.50
14 Calvin R. Ellis
3.50
14 Henry Cooley
20.75
14 A. P. Murray, gravel
15.70
14 The J. J. Lander Co., supplies
38.00
14 Coney Grant
7.50
15 Raymond Carl 1.65
15 Carl Cates 2.50
17 Joseph Connor 3.50
Overdrawn
$1,203.60
BRIDGES
Amount raised
$200.00
Unexpended last year
303.40
Received from Taylor Bros. for plank
9.25
Amount expended :
Orders drawn
1912
July 29 Perlie Carl
$7.87
Sept. 21 Clarence Hogdon
1.75
$512.65
$1,421.00
217.40
7
Sept. 30 Elbie Curtis 450
Oct. 17 Solon Lumber Co., plank
23.43
Dec. 20 Daniel Flanders 1.75
Jan. Brackett & Andrews, plank 141.14
Sept. 21 Fred Hogdon
1.75
June 17 Ed Cushman
8.00
July 3 Frank Hall, plank
84.40
29 Perlie Carl
7.87
Sept. 21 Clarence Hogdon
1.75
30 Elbie Curtis
4.50
Oct. 17 Solon Lumber Co., plank
15.95
17 Solon Lumber Co., plank 7.48
1913
Jan. 15 Calvin Ellis
7.00
30 John Kelley
10.42
Feb. 11
G. G. Gilman 21.00
11
Perlie Clark
21.00
13 Earl Taylor
24.00
13 Taylor Bros.
70.00
14 Calvin N. Ellis
10.50
$476.06
Unexpended
36.59
$512.65
SNOW ROADS
Amount raised
$700.00
Amount expended including after settlement last year
Orders drawn
1912
April 10 Arno Padham $ 7.00
15 John Cassidy 3.50
15 Daniel Flanders 13.00
16 J. P. Witham
9.80
19 James Oharo 2.30
19 H. B. Whipple 4.37
19 John H. Gordon
2.97
19 Ed Rollins
.70
19 Orison Gordon
17.87
19 Bernard Beedy 1.75
19 Harold Beedy .44
8
April 19
Patrick Cassidy 8.22
23 S. A. Smith 1.75
May 7 Peter Mahoney 10.32
15 S. M .Boynton
4.37
15 A. C. McClintick 8.05
25 S. J. Nottage 6.57
28 Joseph Connor
5.95
31 Orlando Hunnewell
.87
June
6 Charles B. Gilman
16.28
6 Charles B. Gilman, use of field
3.00
21 Robert Davis
5.25
Aug. 1 Albare F. Gehrkie
2.62
14 Zenas Fletcher
3.50
Sept. 2 William McDonough
1.50
14 N. W. Williams
15.75
Nov. 6 Wallace Goodrich
3.15
6 L. W. Brown
2.01
6 G. W. Brown
4.11
22 Melphene Horn 10.10
Dec.
20 Daniel Flanders 5.95
20 Joseph Hunnewell 11.77
1913
Feb. 11 Charles B. Gilman 2.80
11 Charles B. Gilman, damage to field 10.00
11 G. G. Gilman
3.14
11 Perlie Clark
17.50
12 J. H. Savage
11.90
12 S. J. Nottage & Son
2.00
13 A. N. Clark
1.75
13 G. W. Badger
7.17
14 Isaac Holway 2.00
14. Henry Cooley
5.40
14 A. P. Murray
6.70
14 Howard Russell, repair snow
plow 1.00
14 Granville Goodrich
3.50
14 F. L. Furbush, repair, snow roller
21.70
15 Willis Holbrook
1.00
15 E. N. Taylor 5.00
15 John Cassidy 1.00
Ed. McClintick 14.72
. .
9
J. A. Jordan
1.75
Overdrawn last year
30.70
$345.52
Unexpended Feb. 17, 1913
354.48
$700.00
CUTTING BUSHES
Amount raised
$200.00
Amount expended
Orders drawn
1912
Sept. 21
Herbert Wentworth
$4.32
21 Fred Hogdon 7.87
21 Clarence Hogdon 8.75
30 Perlie Carl
2.62
Nov. 11 Charles B. Gilman
10.50
16 Frank Smith
36.75
19 Fred Brown
6.12
19 Peter Mahoney
10.50
19 Melphene Horn
11.37
Dec.
16 William J. Kiger
5.25
20 Orlando Hunnewell
16.19
20 Hugh Harmon
12.42
20 Joseph Hunnewell
16.19
20 George Nottage
7.00
20 Daniel Flanders 14.00
1913
.
Feb. 11 G. G. Gilman $2.60
13 John Savage 14.87
13 A. N. Clark 12.00
13 Zenas Fletcher
10.50
13 Joseph Hunnewell 16.62
14 Perlie Clark
3.50
14 Isaac Holway
15.31
14 Henry Cooley
10.50
14 Robert Davis
12.25
14 Edward Smith
7.87
15 William McDonough
5.25
10
April 17 Joseph Connor
5.25
Overdrawn last year 96.29
$382.66
Overdrawn
182.66
$200.00
STATE ROAD ACCOUNT
Amount carried over by town last year. $781.00
Amount carried over by State
800.00
Amount raised by town 1912
400.00
Appropriation by State 1912
400.00
$2,381.00
Amount expended
Orders drawn
1912
May 27 S. J. Whitney
$735.60
June 10
Leon Huff 8.10
10 Joseph Nolan 4.50
10 Taylor Bros.
17.25
10 E. R. Taylor
15.00
10 Leon Tulley
8.10
10 Daniel Galivan
11.25
10 John Cahill
8.10
10 Robert Berry
8.10
10 Alfred Pollard
16.50
10 Frank McDermont
8.10
10 Lewis Nesbit
5.00
10 George Jones
6.30
10 John McDonough
5.40
10 Jos Rian
1.80
10 Scott Welch 7.20
10 Charles Lancaster
5.40
10 Frank McDorant
10.80
10 Merwyn Rollins
6.30
10 Pat Thompson
3.60
17 Pat Thompson
9.90
17 E. R. Taylor
5.00
17 Daniel Galivan
15.00
17 Lewis Nesbit 4.67
11
June 17 Ed Leach 6.30
17 Alfred Pollard
16.50
17 John Steward
5.40
17 Scot Walsh 6.30
17 Thomas Maher 5.40
17 Frank McDonough
9.90
17 Lewis Tulley
9.90
17 Frank McDermont
4.50
17 Samuel George
9.90
17 Frank Smith
3.60
17
Frank Smith
9.90
17 George Jones
7.20
17 Joe Ryan
4.50
17 Leon Huff
9.90
17 John McDonough
9.90
17 Jos Nolan
9.90
17 Merwyn Rollins
9.90
17
Charles Collins 6.25
17 Charles Fentiman 3.00
17 Ed Cushman
.50
17 Samuel George
8.10
17
James Holdeness .90
17 Charles Lancaster 7.20
17 John Cahill 8.20
29 Frank Smith 10.80
29 Leon Huff 10.80
29 Joseph Ryan 10.80
29 Ned Moore
8.10
29 Frank McDonald
10.80
29
Thomas Maher
10.80
29 Merwyn Rollins 10.80
29 John McDonough
10.80
29 John Steward
10.80
29 Frank McDermont
8.70
29 E. R. Taylor
5.00
29 Alfred Pollard
18.00
29 Lewis Nesbit
9.33
29 Daniel Galivan 15.00
29 Pat Thompson
10.80
29 Lewis Tulley 10.80
29 Taylor Bros.
3.00
29 Ralph Galant 8.10
12
June 29 Frank Hutchinson 2.80
29 Perlie Carl
10.00
29 Charles Collins 5.50
29 Ed Leach 8.10
29 Ed Leach 5.40
29 Scot Welch 1.80
29 C. E. Fentiman 5.33
29
Samuel George 6.40
29 Ed Burns 1.80
July
3 John McDonough 7.60
3 John Steward 4.80
3 Pat Thompson 4.60
3 Robert Berry
.40
3 W. P. Fentiman
5.25
3
Charles Norton
5.00
3
Charles Collins
14.65
3 Frank Smith
10.80
3 Leon Huff
5.80
3 Joe Ryan
9.40
3 Forest Bean
10.00
3 Alfred Pollard
15.33
3 E. R. Taylor
18.00
3 Daniel Galivan
6.40
3 Ralph Galant
8.80
3 Frank McDermont
9.60
3 Taylor Brothers
15.00
3 Frank McDonald
10.40
3 Frank Hall 10.90
1.80
3 Merwyn Rollins
2.20
3 Lewis Tulley
9.00
3 Thomas Maher
4.80
10 Lewis Nesbit
.66
10 Maine Central Ry. Co.
23.61
17 Ed Leach
4.60
17 Norman Fogg
4.40
29 Ralph Galant
8.10
29 Perlie Carl
1.80
29 Alfred Pollard
21.00
29 Guy Williams 8.00
29 Elbie Curtis 10.00
29 Seth Devoll 9.00
3 Ned Moore
13
July 29 Frank Smith
10.80
29 Ed Leach
9.90
29 George Pierce 5.40
29 Daniel Galivan
11.25
29 Taylor Bros.
52.00
29 E. R. Taylor
15.00
29 Ned Moore
9.00
29
Robert Barry
5.40
29 John Kelley 9.00
29 Enoch Osgood
13.50
29 Forest Bean
.90
Aug.
10 Preble & Robinson
16.45
10
Preble & Robinson 58.00
10 Preble & Robinson 24.00
10 Preble & Robinson
19.33
21 Lewis Tulley
9.00
21 Preble & Robinson
22.20
21 Lewis Nesbit
3.00
21
E. E. Greenwood
15.25
21
A. C. Dinsmore, gravel
62.00
21
A. C. Dinsmore, land damage
10.00
Sept.
30 Maine Central Ry. Co.
2.30
16 Bingham Water Dist. use of tools
12.00
30 F. S. Hunnewell 19.00
30 Raymond Carl
2.60
30 Jos. Nolan
.40
30 . Taylor Bros.
7.44
30 Perlie Carl
.90
30 E. R. Taylor
2.50
30 C. E. Fentiman
4.07
30 C. E. Fentiman
1.13
30 Taylor Bros.
6.00
30 Fred E. Baker
2.10
Oct.
30 Hackett & Witham, material 124.00
30 S. J. Ward, brick 105.00
Nov. 26 Mrs. Navinia Jackson, land damage 10.00
1913
Jan.
.15 Calvin R. Ellis
12.90
Feb.
14
Charles Colby 1.00
1912
Sept. 30
Bingham Water Dist., iron pipe .. 35.30
2 Charles Collins
2.14
14
Sept. 30 Hward Russell sharpening pick 6.10
$2,365.14
Unexpended
15.86
$2,381.00
SIDEWALKS
Amount unexpended last year
$24.44
Amount expended this year:
Orders drawn
1912
July 17 Guy Williams
$ 7.00
31 Allen Robinson 3.50
Sept. 30 Enoch Osgood
19.25
$29.75
Overdrawn
5.31
$24.44
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Amount raised
$730.00
Unexpended Feb. 1st, 1912
91.50
$821.50
Amount expended Feb. 1, 1913:
Paid W. J. Carl
$638.00
R. H. Sands
44.00
$682.00
Unexpended Feb. 1, 1913
139.50
$821.50
STREET LIGHTS
Amount raised
$400.00
Amount unexpended Jan. 1, 1912
1.97
$401.97
Amount expended from Jan. 1, 1912 to Mar.
1,1913
$445.83
Amount overdrawn, March 1, 1913. 43.86
$401.97
15
MEMORIAL DAY
Amount raised
$15.00
Amount unexpended $15.00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
Including Hydrant Rental
. Amount raised
Amount expended :
Orders drawn
1912
Mar. 9 Thomas Town $7.50
9 Elias Andrews, interest 22.15
18 Forest Furbush .50
30 John Butler, interest
12.20
April 2 Loring, Short & Harmon
12.75
3 W. J. Carl
4.50
. 3 S. A. Smith, cash paid out
16.25
9 H. I. Ģoss, treasurer Water Dist., for hydrant rental to Apr. 1, 1912
400.00
22 Central Maine Power Co., for wir- ing lower part of fire station.
21.21
29 Amanda Adams, interest
9.00
May 10
Charles M. Hill, interest
17.50
13 Pittsfield Advertiser
36.00
14 Sarah F. Baker, amount endorsed on Town aide
86.00
28 Benny Atwood, interest
1.90
June 4 A. C. Dinsmore, for labor and .ma- terial, fumigating 33.90
6 S. A. Smith, for cash paid as per bills rendered 38.1(
6 F. L. Furbush, labor on fire sta- tion 15.60
10 Eureka Fire Hose Co. supplies for fire department
66.55
13 F. L. Furbush, fire department .75
13 Gracie Smith, typewriting 1.00
29 F. L. Furbush, for labor on voting booths 1.50
29 First National Bank, Skowhegan, interest 37.50
$4,000.00
16
July 5 George D. Loring 2.97
20 Mrs. E. A. Whipple, interest 30.00
27 J. P. Hardy, labor on fire station 20.00
Aug. 3 S. A. Smith, services 65.00
10 J. P. Hardy, labor and paint on fire station 20.00
14 J. P. Hardy, balance due labor on fire station 5.50
Aug.
20 Loring, Short & Harmon
2.75
23 E. E. Greenwood, estimate and
survey for sewer system
45.00
24 F. S. Hunnewell
1.00
Sept.
9 Eureka Fire Hose Co.
11.90
9 J. P. Hardy, painting ladders, fire station 13.53
18 Treasurer Water Dist., hydrant rental to Dec. 31, 1912 900.00
21 S. A. Smith, cash paid out, pauper cases 35.25
'23 Howard Russell, labor and ma- terial at fire station 7.50
23 Henry Sands .75
Oct. 2 S. A. Smith, cash paid for post- ing fire notices 8.00
21 Clara Richardson, interest 7.87
21 Juliett F. Adams, interest 7.87
Nov.
6 Henry Cooley, labor at town farm
9.65
6 S. T. Goodrich, services ballot clerk
2.00
6 A. F. Webster, services, ballot clerk 2.00
Nov.
18 Frederic H. Knight
10.00
20 Central Maine Power Co., fire de- partment
16.15
29 A. F. Webster 4.00
Dec.
5 G. Goodrich, interest
1.41
6 Loring Short & Harmon for blank Town Order book 7.50
20 Mrs. Isaac Holway, interest 16.00
1913
Jan. 6 Brackett & Andrews, lumber for use in fire station 11.36
17
Jan.
6 Howard Russell for runners for hose cart, fire station 8.50
6 M. C. Ry. Co. 20.00
11 Treasurer Water Dis. for rental of hydrant to Mar. 1, 1913 .. 200.00
15 Augustine Simmons for balance due on High School contract trus- teed by Henry Merry 20.84
18 Fred W. Preble postage and enve- lopes 4.60
18 First National Bank, Skowhegan interest 33.33
18 First National Bank, Skowhegan interest 25.00
18 J. R. Meservey, services as ballot clerk 2.00
23 The Globe Mfg. Co. for balance on firemen's coats 7.00
23 C. E. Ball, cash paid out 10.00
30 Newell White, moth notices 1.25
30 F. W. Preble, postage moth notices 1.50
Feb. 3 J. H. Savage 10.00
7 Central Maine Power Co. material and labor, fire station 5.47
11 W. B. Goodrich, interest 16.00
11 Mrs. W. B. Goodrich, interest 32.00
11 W. B. Goodrich 14.00
11 W. B. Goodrich
.55
11 W. B. Goodrich, supplies fire dept.
1.50
11 W. B. Goodrich, record book . .
2.00
11 W. B. Goodrich, services as town clerk
19.65
11 Charles Gilman, use of water tub
2.50
11 Charles B. Gilman, interest
108.00
11 A. C. Dinsmore
5.00
11 Leon Goodrich
1.45
11 F. S. Hunnewell 6.43
11 Joseph Adams, interest
33.02
11 Lillian J. Washburn, team hire 3.00
11 Mabel Cooley, interest 8.00
11 Henry Cooley 4.00
12 G. G. Gilman, interest 20.00
18
Feb. 12 Ernest R. Gilman, interest 4.00
12 F. G. Williams 3.25
12 Howard Russell, fire station 3.00
12 John F. Owens, interest 24.00
12 Mark Savage & Co. 3.00
12 Roy M. Savage, interest 40.00
13 A. N. Clark, interest 30.15
13 Charles H. Givens, interest 20.00
13 Orison Gordon, stove for hall 8.00
13 Amon Baker 2.50
13 M. M. Chase, interest 32.00
13 Amon Baker, interest 49.20
13 Grace M. Rollins, interest 4.00
13 Ellen W. Robinson 13.00
13 S. J. Whitney, supplies for dept. 20.07
13 Orison Gordon, interest 43.87
13 John Cummings, interest 12.00
14 Perlie Clark 1.00
14 R. H. Sands, for abatement of tax C. W. Cooley for the year 1909 as per vote of town
72.13
14 Isaac Holway, interest
104.00
14 A. P. Murray, interest
3.50
14 H. B. Whipple, interest 64.53
14 H. B. Whipple, use of water tub 5.00
14 Charles Colby, wood for lockup
2.50
14 Chas. Colby, wood for fire station
2.50
14 Orison Gordon, services and cash paid out 52.70
14 F. L. Furbush, labor fire station .. 4.60
14 F. L. Furbush, labor voting booths 2.00
14 Maria Baker, interest
31.00
14 Mrs. E. A. Whipple, interest
2.79
15 G. W. Brown, wood
3.50
15 R. H. Sands 3.00
15 C. W. Dutton, posting warrants ..
8.00
15 H. I. Goss, for rent of office for Municipal Court
16.00
15 R. H. Sands 2.86
17 Henry Cooley, services and cash paid out 89.49
19
Feb. 17 S. A. Smith, balance services and cash paid out and use of team ....
137.25
17 C. W. Dutton, abatements on tax bills, 1912 55.06
17 C. W. Dutton, commission on tax bills, 1912
293.54
17 S. F. Green 4.25
17 E. W. Moore 3.74
17 E. W. Moore
20.00
Carrie Hunnewell, interest
24.00
Preble & Robinson
1.45
S. A. Smith, supper, tramps
2.50
S. J. Whitney
.38
$4,048.82
Salary of Supt of Schools to Jan. 1,1913 129.81
.
$4,178.63
Overdrawn
178.63
$4,000.00
COMMON SCHOOLS
RECEIPTS.
Amount raised by town at annual meeting $1,200.00
School and Mill fund
1,106.26
Common School fund
822.13
Equalization fund
105.95
Interest on School fund note
63.00
Tuitions
36.45
$3,333.79
Overdrawn last year
44.49
$3,289.30
Amount expended.
Teachers' wages, including board
SPRING TERM.
Orders Drawn. 1912.
Apr.
16
Belva Bush
20.00
.
20
April 20 Alice C. Smith 38.00
20 Edith Dinsmore 47.50
20 Estelle A. Jennings 36.00
20 Mary I. Putnam
44.00
May 7 Vesta Carl
36.00
28 Eva F. McDonough
28.00
June
6 Mary I. Putnam
44.00
6 Estelle A. Jennings 40.00
6 Edith Dinsmore 50.00
28 Estelle A. Jennings 40.00
28 Alice C. Smith
40.00
28 Edith Dinsmore
50.00
28 Mary I. Putnam 44.00
81.00
29 Belva C. Bush 20.00
July
2 Estelle A. Jennings
4.00
2 Alice C. Smith 40.00
3 Belva C. Bush 73.10
3 Eva F. McDonough 54.50
9 Floy E. Wilson 90.00
920.10
FALL TERM.
Sept. 18 Eva McDonough 34.00
26 Gladys B. Hisler 50.00
26 Mary Putnam 44.00
26 Mary L. Whitridge
39.60
26 May B. Tupper
40.00
30 Belva C. Bush
17.00
Oct.
19 Eva McDonough
34.00
22 Gladys B. Hisler
48.00
22 Mary I. Putnam 44.00
Nov. 11 Ethel J. Gilman
97.50
11 Belva C. Bush
100.00
11 May B. Tupper
40.00
11 Mary L. Whitridge
44.00
11 Eva F. McDonough
42.50
26 May B. Tupper
40.00
26 Mary L. Whitridge 44.00
26 Mary Putnam 44.00
26 Gladys B. Hisler 52.00
854.60
28 Vesta Carl
.
21
WINTER TERM
Dec. 19 Eva McDonough 34.00
1913.
Jan. * 18 Mary J. Pfister 30.00
18 May B. Tupper 40.00
18 Mary I. Putnam 44.00
18 Gladys B. Hisler 50.00
18 Mary L. Whitridge 44.00
30 Ethel J. Gilman 85.00
Feb.
8 Ethel C. Cooley 50.00
8 May B. Tupper 40.00
8 Eva McDonough 51.00
8 Mary L. Whitridge 44.00
8 Mary I. Putnam
44.00
8 Gladys B .Hisler 18.00
11 Mary J. Pfister
17 Mary I. Putnam
44.00
17 Mary L. Whitridge
44.00
17 Gladys B. Hisler 50.00
17 May B. Tupper 40.00
8 Mary J. Pfister 42.00
2,618.70
PAID FOR JANITOR SERVICES.
Orders Drawn.
1912.
July 20 Gardiner M. Bean 42.00
20 Gardiner M. Bean 42.00
Dec. 20 Gardiner M. Bean 42.00
1913.
Jan. 18 Gardiner L. Bean
36.00
18 Gardiner M. Bean 42.00
30 Ethel J. Gilman 5.00
Feb.
8 Ethel C. Cooley 5.00
8 Eva McDonough
5.00
12 Gardiner M. Bean 72.00
15 L. G. Brown 3.00
$294.00
50.00
22
Paid for Conveyance of Pupils and Board for same.
Orders Drawn.
June 17 G. W. Badger, board 4.00
28 Hattie Merrill, board 45.00
Aug. 1 Albert F. Gehrkie 20.00
Sept. 30 E. B. Williams 14.00
Nov. 11 G. G. Gilman 44.00
11 Albert F. Gehrkie 18.00
26 John Redmond 20.00
1913
E. B. Williams 14.00
Jan. 30 Albert F. Gherkie 27.50
30 John Redmond 29.00
Feb. 13 Mary Redmond, board 24.00
$259:50
Tuition paid Town of Brighton :
Paid for Fuel and Labor on same.
Orders drawn
July 20 Guy Williams, sawing wood 20.00
20 Preble & Robinson 92.50
Oct. 23 Bingham Last Block Co. 2.50
1913.
Jan. 18 Gardiner M. Bean
1,00
Feb. 8 Frank Curtis 13.00
11 George G. Gilman 18.00
12 Preble & Robinson 26.25
15 L. G. Brown 11.25
184.50
3,362.30
Overdrawn
73.00
$3,289.30
TEXT BOOKS.
Amount raised
$250.00
8.21
241.79
Received for books sold
11.85
$253.64
23
Amount Expended
Orders Drawn.
1912.
April
2 H. L. Palmer
35.65
2 McLain & Co. 13.05
2
Allyn & Bacon 17.81
2 Charles E. Merrill Co.
2.65
10 E. H. Caswell, express
1.25
May
28
E. H. Caswell, express
1.50
June 29 Allyn & Bacon
4.00
July 9 D. H. Knowlton
7.50
Aug. 21 H. L. Palmer
67.24
27 E. E. Babb & Co.
30.65
Sept. 30 E. H. Caswell
3.00
Nov. 11
The MacMillan Co.
6.45
11 A. N. Palmer Co.
.50
11
C. E. Ball, express
.65
Dec.
12
D. Appleton Co.
16.67
20 E. H. Caswell, express
1. 25
20 H. L. Palmer 30.00
1913.
Jan. 18 E. H. Caswell
.70
Feb.
8
Henry Holt & Co.
20.47
14 Charles Colby
2.78
14 Charles Colby
4.49
15 E. W. Moore
6.45
274.71
Overdrawn
21.07
$253.64
REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. RECEIPTS.
Amount raised
350.00
Supplies sold
55.18
High School act
75.58
480.76
Overdrawn last year
163.04
317.72
24
Amount Expended
May
2 J. J. Lander 30.00
2 John McCollor 7.00
28 Vesta M. Carl 2.00
31 Joseph Hunnewell 2.00
31 Eliza Thompson 2.00
June 4 C. E. Ball 6.00
6 J. J. Lander
17.00
20
Doris Andrews
7.00
29 R. C. Brown
3.00
July 9 F. W. Martin
9.00
15 Charles E. Ball
5.00
20 W. E. Robinson
35.00
20 Preble & Robinson
5.33
Aug. 10 Gardiner Bean
35.00
27 H. L. Palmer
16.39
27
E. E. Babb
31.00
Sept. 23
C. M. Andrews
5.00
23
Howard Moore
2.75
23 C. F. Baker
12.50
23
Evander Andrews
2.50
23
Enoch Osgood
2.50
30
C. E. Ball
1.45
Oct.
7 J. P. Hardy
1.72
Nov. 26 J. A. Jordon
6.75
Dec. 20 H. L. Palmer
49.85
20 John P. Hardy
3.16
1913.
Jan. 6
Brackett & Andrews 68.08
6 P. P. Capron 1.00
6 Gardiner Bean 1.00
4.97
8 A. F. Donigan 14.80
11 W. B. Goodrich · 3.54
11 G. G. Gilman
5.00
12 Preble & Robinson 6.06
12 M. M. Chase
16.85
12 S. J. Whitney
138.28
14 J. J. Lander 34.76
14 Chas. Colby
6.07
Feb. 3 Central Me. Power Co.
25
17 E. W. Moore 8.65
$609.96
Overdrawn
292.24
$317.72
FREE HIGH SCHOOL
Amount raised 650.00
State Stipends, 1911 and 1912
1,000.00
Tuition from Moscow
192.50
from Concord 25.00
from State
20.00
1,887.50
Overdrawn last year
360.09
$1,527.41
Amount Expended. Orders Drawn.
SPRING TERM.
1912. Teachers' wages including board:
Apr. 20 Ethel J. Davis 66.67
20 Beatrice M. Smith 55.55
May 24 Ethel J. Davis 66.66
24 Beatrice M. Smith 55.55
June 20 Ethel J. Davis 66.67
20 Beatrice M. Smith 55.58
366.68
FALL TERM.
Orders Drawn. 1912.
Sept. 26 Beatrice M. Smith 66.66
Oct. 19 Beatrice M. Smith 66.66
19 Earl Merrill 55.55
Nov. 26 Beatrice M. Smith 66.67
29 Earl Merrill 66.67
Sopt. 30 Adah Snowdeal 48.00
26 Post Graduating class 3.00
$373.31
26
WINTER TERM.
Orders Drawn. 1913.
Jan. 18 Marion Hazeltine 40.00
18 Beatrice M. Smith 66.67
Feb. 8 Beatrice M. Smith 66.67
8 Marion Hazeltine 50.00
17 Beatrice M. Smith 66.67
17 Marion Hazeltine . 60.00
$350.00
$1,089.90 *
Paid for fuel and janitor services :
Preble & Robinson 26.32
S. J. Whitney
194.38
Charles Colby
2.50
Bingham Last Block Co.
7.50
$230.70
Paid Janitors:
Gardiner M. Bean
23.22
William Lander
8.00
$31.22
1,351.82
Unexpended
175.59
$1,527.41
Amount raised to pay F. L. Smith for extra labor on High School building,
trusteed by Henry Merry
111.82
Order drawn to Augustine Simmons
111.82
Amount raised for the purpose of taking care of Bingham Village Cemetery
50.00
Orders Drawn. 1912.
May 16 Lepha Preble 25.00
16 Lepha Preble 25.00
50.00
27
LIST OF ABATEMENTS.
Alva Bumpus, minor
3.00
.
Oma Badger, paid in Skowhegan 3.00
Everett Savage, deceased 3.00
Fred Flanders, paid in Mayfield
3.00
Cyrus Goodrich, paid in Solon
3.00
John W. Hill, not found
3.00
Burt Hunnewell 3.63
Roscoe Libbey, paid in Wellington
3.00
Leslie Rollins, paid in Portland
3.00
Robie Robinson, paid in Pleasant Ridge
8.08
James Barrott, paid in Canaan
3.00
Wallace York, paid in The Forks
3.00
Lewis Thompson, deceased
3.00
Fred Titus, error in assessment
4.35
John Wharff, paid in Gardiner
3.00
John W. Hutchins, paid in Brooks
3.00
List of the different parcels of Real Estate in town with the land value exclusive of Buildings and all improvements, and the total values as shown on the assessor's books:
April, 1912.
Land Buildings Total
RESIDENT
Abbey, C. W.
150
150
Adams, Joseph
600
600
1,200
Andrews, S. E.
300
1,200
1,500
Andrews, Edith
200
200
Andrews, Emma
400
450
850
Andrews, E. E.
250
650
900
Adams, B. F.
800
2,200
3,000
Adams, B. F.
500
500
Andrews, Lizzie
300
1,300
1,600
Andrews, Elias
100
500
600
Andrews, W. E.
250
1,650
1,900
Baker, G. L.
200
800
1,000
Baker, G. L.
300
2,100
2,400
Bean, Forest O.
200
600
800
Baker, May
150
300
450
Baker & Andrews
550
550
·
28
Bates, Alfred C.
200
200
400
Burk, A. S.
400
2,700
3.100
Baker, F. E.
100
250
350
Brackett & Andrews
400
1,800
2,200
Baker, Maria
350
650
1,000
Baker, Amon
550
1,450
2,000
Bean & Marshall
1,100
400
1,500
Brown, L. W.
250
50
300
Brown, L. W.
25
25
Brown, G. W.
500
300
800
Baker, Charles
200
800
1,000
Baker, John A.
200
700
900
Badger, G. W.
400
400
800
Baker, F. L.
450
750
1,200
Baker, F. L.
300
300
Bergonzi, John
150
1,250
1,400
Baker, C. S.
125
125
Badger, G. W.
200
200
Boynton, Zulema
200
200
400
Brown, R. C.
350
3,150
3.500
Ball, C. E.
200
1,300
1,500
Burke, A. N.
400
500
900
Bean, D. G.
500
1,700
2,200
Butler, John
200
1,000
1,200
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