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Fred A. Rogers, hunting moths
6 00
Fred A. Rogers, ballot clerk 6 00
Maurice Parsons, ballot clerk 1910-11-12 and stove pipe 10 10
Walter E. Luce, services as moderator 2 00
S. M. Packard, ballot clerk 1910-11 4 00
A. W. Whitcomb, services as justice . 2 00
William Goodrich, one sheep killed by dog ... 4 00
10
William Bartlett, care cemetery and Hussey lot, 8 50
Arthur J. Luce, public watering place . . . .
... 1 50
Dr. C. F. Cowan, medical services to Emma Philbrick and record of births. 6 00
Bangor Childrens' Home, board of Maurice Whitcomb 47 60
Henry J. Luce, stationery and postage 3 00
N. Whitman & Son for flags 2 25
E. F. Dillingham, books and blanks for town . . 9 50
Charles Mudgett, public watering place ....
1 50
Loring, Short & Harmon, books for town .... 2 50 J. J. Dearborn, services as auditor two years. . 4 00
Town of Webster, small pox cases of Orissa King French and family . 112 00
F. A. Tribou, keeping three tramps 4 50
Fred M. Johnson, care of cemetery 3 00
F. O. Rogers, care of cemetery two years. 10 00
Dr. E. C. Newcomb, medical attendance to Emma Philbrick 3 00
Dr. E. C. Newcomb, registering of births and deaths from 1893 to the present time 46 50
Melvin Sewall, driving hearse 33 00
Alfred M. Hart, public watering place. .
1 50
Arthur Tolman, collecting taxes 1911 and fees, 110 85
Alfred M. Hart, constable fees. 6 00
847 81
Balance
$64 96
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY J. LUCE, Selectmen J. E. MILLER, of
F. A. TRIBOU, Newburg.
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HIGHWAY ACCOUNT PAID BY ORDERS
E. L. Newcomb, commissioner $51 17 90
Arnold, Allen
Anthony, Joseph
3 15
Avery, Fred . 7 05
Bowen, J. W.
1 50
Bridgham, Harry
4 05
Bickford, Geo.
45
Bartlett, Charles
10 50
Croxford, Isaiah
2 95
Curtis, E. J ..
4 65
Croxford, L. D.
2 78
Clements, F. R.
60
Cilley, Fred .
11 40
Dillingham, W. H.
10 50
Dearborn, J. J.
.
2 00
Ellingwood, Fred .
6 10
Foster, Maurice
7 50
Fifield, Thomas
3 84
Garrows, Henry
6 22
Grant, Elmer E.
10 94
Hollis, W. H.
13 85
Howes, F. A.
9 60
Howes, V. F.
5 25
Hatch, Henry
4 50
Hamm, Charles
3 00
Hiltz, E. J.
6 00
Johnston, Fred
3 30
Kenney, Geo. O. 8 85
King, Frank . 1 00
Knight, W. E.
3 05
Knight, William
2 35
Knowlton, A. W.
10 40
Lawrence, E. A. 6 47
12
Leonard, Royal 3 75
Leavitt, H. F.
30 19
Leavitt, Fred
16 50
Leavitt, M. S ..
8 32
Mills, E. D. .
2 25
Mann, Charles
11 25
Nealey, Scott .
4 39
Newcomb, M. T.
21 38
Nealey, Jefferson
2 00
Porter, N. T.
5 10
Porter, L. F. .
6 22
Parsons, Maurice
6 07
Parsons, Roland
18 00
Roberts C. F.
6 13
Ryder, Ira G.
31 82
Ryder, William
8 54
Rogers, F. O.
5 75
Reed, Alton
14 25
Staples, L. H.
4 25
Simpson, W. F.
25 50
Smith, A. L.
8 08
Snow, Bert.
7 08
Seabury, E. L ..
3 75
Smith, H. H. D.
2 85
Staples, L. A.
3 37
Smith, Arthur
2 02
Smith, G. W.
5 08
Stevenson, Warren
6 60
Smith, L. O.
3 75
Simpson, W. F.
9 25
Simpson, L. W.
10 20
Tolman, A. L.
3 60
Tribou, F. A.
19 98
Tribou, F. A. to C. M. Conant Co.
9 00
Toothaker, Charles
3 00
Whitcomb, C. H.
16 50
Whitcomb, H. R.
3 16
Whitcomb, Geo. W.
6 68
$581 48
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W. O. Davis, commissioner $ 83 87
Arnold, M. F. 4 50
Arnold, Allen
1 50
Gatchell, Edwin
10 50
Gatchell, George ·
1 50
Howes, Vivien .
1 50
Knight, W. V ..
3 00
Knight, Willington
8 75
Kimball, Guy
19 22
Loring, Lewis
8 00
Mills, E. D.
3 00
Miller, J. E.
19 00
Miller, J. J.
7 50
Norton, Ben
7 25
Otis, Frank.
9 00
Otis, J. P. .
8 00
Parsons, Irving .
4 50
Parsons, Allie M.
1 50
Porter, Milton .
42 00
Prescott, Ralph .
4 50
Rines, George W.
7 50
Rogers, F. O.
20 00
Smith, Walter
2 17
Witham, B. A.
4 00
$282 26
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Henry M. Leonard, commissioner
$165 00
Baker, Will 5 70
Boon, Arthur 3 00
Croxford, Ray .
3 60
Croxford, L. D.
2 48
Cookson, George
3 00
Cobb, Wilbur
2 40
Chapman, Warren
9 75
Flement, Lewis.
7 20
Fairbrother, Roscoe
3 25
Gray, Allie
23 45
Garland, J. J.
1 50
Hart, Alfred
31 90
Johnston, F. M.
17 00
Kenney, George
1 05
Luce, Arthur J.
4 50
Lawrence, Ed.
5 70
Luce, Harry W. 4 20
Leonard, Christopher
1 50
Mitchell, W. E.
4 35
Morrell, Alonzo
1 00
Nealey, Scott.
3 75
Rich, G. W
5 88
Snow, Bert
2 70
Smith, Guy
6 75
Smith, Albert
28 00
Tolman, A. L.
1 50
Watson, John
13 82
Williams, Fred
7 00
Simpson, William
2 00
$372 93
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PERMANENT ROAD, SOUTH ROAD
Appropriated,
$200 00
H. M. Leonard,
$ 80 75
Anthony, Joseph
6 00
Baker, Hannibal
9 00
Bartlett, Manter
18 75
Bridgham, Elmer
6 00
Bridgham, Merton
6 00
Chapman, C. L. gravel,
23 00
Davis, Frank
18 75
Foster, Maurice
7 50
Flement, Lewis
7 50
Jolander, Axel
14 75
Lake, Charles
23 75
Leonard, H. M.
plank,
7 92
Lawrence, Edwin
9 00
Mills, Elias
7 50
Newcomb, Mark
11 25
Newcomb, E. L.
23 13
Newcomb, Charles
8 63
Newcomb, Wilmot
lumber,
3 00
Porter, Allie
7 50
Rich, G. W.
15 00
Smith, Guy
4 50
Smith, Walter
22 50
Tribou, George
25 50
Tribou, Fred
11 25
Bartlett, H. M.
wire
4 00
Snow, Bert
6 00
Cilley, Fred
7 50
396 93
Overdrawn,
$196 93
96 rods of permanent road at a cost of $4.13 per rod.
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STATE ROAD
E. L. Newcomb,
$ 95 76
Maurice Foster,
33 75
Ralph Newcomb,
44 75
F. A. Tribou,
73 58
G. L. Tribou,
74 24
W. H. Dillingham,
43 50
Maurice Parsons,
42 09
Fred Cilley,
19 50
Joseph Anthony,
21 00
Merton Bridgham,
7 50
Elmer Bridgham,
21 00
Myron Whitcomb,
12 75
E. D. Mills,
21 00
C. F. Roberts,
20 25
Charles Hamm,
4 50
Elbridge Whitcomb,
6 00
Charles Boyington,
7 50
William Ryder, gravel,
64 16
Ira Ryder,
6 75
Walter Mitchell,
19 50
L. F. Porter,
27 15
Clarence Young,
28 64
G. W. Smith,
8 50
A. D. Foster,
28 50
Harry Harding,
6 75
L. H. Staples,
7 50
George Getchell,
3 00
Manley Bartlett,
7 50
Roscoe Packard,
1 50
Raymond Sidelinker,
14 60
S. W. Bridgham, gravel
35 50
Melvin Sewall, lumber
4 32
$812 54
175 rods of permanent road at a cost of $4.64 per rod.
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Treasurer's Report
JOHN J. DEARBORN, Treas., in account with TOWN OF NEWBURG for the fiscal year ending Feb. 18, 1913
Received from all sources $9,123 14
1912
Mch. 23 Rec'd from former treasurer $ 204 80
A. L. Tolman, 1911 taxes 1,095 22
Mch. 30
$706 53
May 10
70 72
Dec. 16
58 96
1913
Feb. 17
259 01
-- $1,095 22
Rec'd from A. M. Hart on 1912 taxes. . ..
4963 68
July 13
$264 45
Aug. 12
576 92
Aug. 14
196 72
Aug. 29
280 97
Oct. 4
383 91
Nov. 9
937 80
Nov. 22
431 28
Dec. 7
395 00
Dec. 24
480 74
Feb. 8
566 06
Feb. 17
57 00
Feb. 17
392 83
-$4,963 68
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From other sources :
Apr. 15
State, dog tax refund. 62 48
Apr. 21
State, pauper account . 69 66
May 27
Merchants Nat'l Bank, loan on note 500 57
Ang. 2 State, pauper account .
76 59
Sept. 20 J. J. Staples on dog tax
40 00
Nov. 25
State pension
60 00
Dec. 23 State road refund
412 54
Dec. 31
High school refund 300 00
1913
Jan. 11 R. R. and telegraph tax 197 47
Jan. 11 Common school fund 483 71
Jan. 11 School mill fund. 602 42
Feb. 1 State executive department 35 00
Feb. 17
A. M. Hart on dog tax 19 00
$9,123 14
Paid out by order of selectmen
$8,809 28
Cash on hand Feb. 18, 1913. 313 86
$9,123 14
Respectfully submitted,
J. J. DEARBORN, Treasurer.
Auditor's Report
I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Treasurer and Tax Collector for the year 1912-13, and find them correct.
C. H. WHITCOMB, Auditor.
Newburg, Feb. 18, 1913.
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Superintendent of Schools' Report
I present to the citizens of the Town of Newburg, my report as Superintendent of schools for the past year.
SCHOOL FUND
Received from the State,
$1,086 13
Raised by the town,
700 00
Overdrawn in 1911,
109 97
Available for 1912,
$1,676 16
TEACHERS' SALARIES
SPRING TERM
Gladys Lowell,
8 weeks,
$64 00
Linda Hopkins,
8
60 00
Lulu Whitcomb,
8
60
72 00
Carrie Larrabee,
8
60
60 00
Ruth Grindle,
8
60 00
Helena Green,
8
68 00
Lois Elden,
8
56 00
Total,
$440 00
FALL TERM
Flora Hulbert,
10 weeks,
$70 00
Ruth Grindle,
10
66
75 00
Effie Perkins,
10
70 00
Helena Green,
10
75 00
Wara Winchinbaugh, 10
70 00
Merton Bridgham,
10
70 00
Linda Hopkins,
10
70 00
Total, 500 00
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WINTER TERM
Merton Bridgham,
8 weeks
$60 00
Outstanding Bill
Dora Sweet,
5
66
37 50
Susie Brennan,
3
23 25
Effie Perkins,
8
56 00
Linda Hopkins,
8
56 00
Laurel Moores,
8
56 00
Helena Green,
8
60 00
Effie Morrill,
7
50 40
Total,
399 15
Total amount paid teachers,
$1,339 15
TRANSPORTATION
Clarence Young,
8 weeks
$ 48 00
William Ryder,
18
108 00
Chas. Mann,
1 3-10
2 60
Geo. Whitcomb,
4 3-10
8 60
Walter Clements,
26
66
112 00
Albert Smith,
26
132 40
Board of Henry Craig, Winter term
6 00
$417 60
FUEL
Milton Chapman, kindling wood
$ 3 00
Geo. Whitcomb, 2 cords of wood
10 00
C. L. Chapman, 5
25 00
Mark Newcomb, 2
10 00
Geo. Rines, 1
4 50
J. E. Miller,
1
66
5 00
Thomas Fifield, wood
9 00
Helena Green, kindling wood
1 50
$68 00
JANITOR
Oscar Fall, Hill School $ 2 50
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STATEMENT
Amount paid to teachers,
$1,339 15
for transportation,
417 60
fuel,
68 00
janitor,
2 50
Total amount paid out,
$1,827 25
Available,
1,676 16
Overdrawn,
$151 09
SCHOOL HOUSE REPAIRS
Amount raised by the town,
$100 00
M. B. Severance, cleaning 2 schoolhouses,
6 00
E. J. Hiltz, 1 schoolhouse, 3 00
Nellie Ryder,
2 schoolhouses, 4 00
Guy Kimball, 1 schoolhouse,
1 50
Chas. Green, painting blackboards,
1 00
J. J. Dearborn, lumber, etc.,
3 34
Geo. Whitcomb, supplies,
1 30
Henry Bartlett, supplies,
2 17
Geo. Cookson, repairs,
2 00
24 31
Unexpended,
$75 69
TEXT BOOK ACCOUNT
Amount raised by the town,
$50 00
Overdrawn in 1911,
13 77
Available for 1912,
$36 23
Ginn & Company, due in 1911,
$ 8 69
Ginn & Company,
3 00
Ginn & Company,
4 80
Lillian Hamm, books, express, etc.,
4 32
20 81
Unexpended,
$15 42
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FREE HIGH SCHOOL
Amount raised by the town, 1909,
$250 00
received from the State, 1909,
55 00
1911,
300 00
due
1912,
200 00
raised by the town,
1912,
150 00
received from the State, 1912,
300 00
-- $1,255 00
PAID
Roscoe Smith,
10 weeks, 1909,
$110 00
James R. Dwelley,
30
1910-11,
450 00
James R. Dwelley, 20
1911,
300 00
James R. Dwelley, 10
1912,
150 00
Emery L. Leathers,
5
1912,
75 00
Hillman Smith,
5
1912,
75 00
E. L. Bartlett,
10
66 1912,
150 00
-$1,310 00
FUEL
Clarence Young, 2 cords of wood,
$10 00
JANITORS
James R. Dwelley,
30 weeks, 1911-12,
$ 6 00
Hillman Smith,
10 1912,
2 50
E. L. Bartlett,
10 1912, 5 00
$13 50
TEXT BOOKS
Ginn & Company, $36 48
We ought to appropriate $200 for the high school this year.
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As a town maintaining a class C high school is not obliged to furnish an apparatus for laboratory work, the money raised for that purpose has been used to purchase needed books, for the school.
Amount raised $50 00
Unexpended 13 52
In conclusion we wish to say that if our efforts to make our schools a success have not always met your approval, wherever we have failed we ask pardon for our failure, and close with a strong appeal to you to look after the interest of our schools for upon them rests the future of our town, state and nation. For the support of the S. S. Committee and the unfailing courtesy of the citizens, I am deeply grateful and extend my thanks to all.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. LILLIAN HAMM, Supt. of Schools.
FRANK SHAW,
GEO. WHITCOMB, S. S. Committee
M. J. SEVERANCE,
Henry J. Luce- First Selectmen Juan agent.
Official
NINETY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OF NEWBURG
1913-1914
Newburg was Incorporated March 13, 1819
The Furbush Printing Company Printers Bangor, Maine
46.
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NINETY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OF NEWBURG
1913-1914
Newburg was Incorporated March 13, 1819
The Furbush Printing Company Printers Bangor, Maine
TOWN OFFICERS OF NEWBURG
Moderator W. E. LUCE
Town Clerk J. J. STAPLES
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of Poor HENRY J. LUCE JOHN E. MILLER FRED A. TRIBOU
Town Agent HENRY J. LUCE.
Treasurer J. J. DEARBORN
Tax Collector and Constablé ALFRED M. HART
Auditor C. H. WHITCOMB
School Committee
GEO. WHITCOMB, Term expires 1914
MELVIN J. SEVERANCE, Term expires 1915
OSCAR H. FALL, Term expires 1916 .
Superintendent. LILLIAN HAMM
E. L. NEWCOMB
Road Commissioners W. O. DAVIS HENRY MADDOCKS
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WARRANT
STATE OF MAINE
PENOBSCOT SS.
To ALFRED M. HART, a constable of the town of Newburg in said county.
GREETING :
In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town of Newburg, qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to assemble at the Town House in said town of Newburg, on Monday, the sec- ond day of March, 1914. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to act on the following articles, to wit :
Art. 1 To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
Art. 2 To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.
Art. 3 To hear the report of Town Officers and act thereon.
Art. 4 To choose Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor for the ensuing year.
Art. 5 To choose one member of the School Committee for three years.
Art. 6 To choose a Town Treasurer for the ensuing year.
Art. 7 To choose a Collector of Taxes, and vote what, percent to pay him for collecting the same.
Art. 8 To choose a Town Auditor and all other necessary Town Officers for the ensuing year. fire harder Art. 9 To raise money for the support of common schools.
Art. 10 To raise money for support of poor.
Art. 11 To raise money for incidental expenses.
Art. 12 To raise money for roads and bridges.
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Art. 13 To raise money for repairs on school houses.
Art. 14 To raise money for school books.
Art. 15 To raise money for free high school.
Art. 16 To raise money for abatements.
Art. 17 To see if the town will vote "yes" or "no" on the question of appropriating and raising money necessary to entitle the town to state aid as provided in section 20 of chapter 130 of the Public Laws of 1913.
Art. 18 To see if the town will appropriate and raise the sum of $1000 for the improvement of the sections of state aid roads as outlined in the report of the state highway com- mission, in addition to the amounts regularly raised for the care of ways, highways and bridges ; the above amount being the amount which the town is allowed to raise under the provisions of sections 19 and 23 of chapter 130 of the Public Laws of 1913.
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Art. 19. To see whether the town will vote to raise money, and what sum, for the maintenance of state aid high- ways during the ensuing year, within the limits of the town, under the provisions of section 18 of chapter 130 of the Public Laws of 1913.5 9
Art. 20 To see if the town will vote to raise $100 to be ex- pended for permanent improvements on Winterport Road.
Given under our hands at Newburg, Me., this 18th day of February, 1914.
HENRY J. LUCE, 1 Selectmen JOHN E. MILLER, of F.A. TRIBOU, Newburg
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Report of Assessors
INVENTORY OF ALL ESTATES
Real Estate, resident,
$177,260 00
Real estate, non-resident,
10,805 00
Personal estate, resident, Grand total valuation
61,226 00
$249,291 00
LIVE STOCK
No. Av. Val.
Total Value
Horses,
332
$49
$16,475 00
Colts, 3 to 4 years,
9
35
315 00
Colts, 2 to 3 years,
30
39
1,175 00
Colts, under 2 years,
14
26
375 00
Cows,
53€
22
11,743 00
Oxen,
27
41
1,105 00
3 year old,
87
17
1,518 00
2 year old,
149
14
2,007 00
1 year old,
153
9
1,368 00
Sheep,
558
3
1,675 00
Swine,
89
8
720 00
-
$38,476 00
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
Bank Stock, 97 shares,
$9,700 00
Money at interest,
4,100 00
Stock in trade,
5,200 00
Automobiles (6),
850 00
Musical Instruments (22),
2,000 00
Furniture,
300 00
Machinery not taxed as real estate,
600 00
-$22,750 00
Total personal property.
$61,226 00
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Number of polls taxed, 195. Number of polls not taxed, 31. Tax rate . 021.
Tax on 249,291 at .021,
Tax on 195 polls at $3.00,
$5,235 11 585 00
$5,820 11
State tax,
$1,414 85
County tax,
274 08
Support of common schools,
800 00
Support of poor,
100 00
Incidental expenses,
400 00
Interest J. J. Dearborn,
15 00
Roads and bridges,
1,200 00
Repairs on school houses,
100 00
Text books,
50 00
Free high school,
200 00
Abatements,
50 00
New hearse,
400 00
State road,
400 00
Permanent highway South road,
200 00
Permanent highway Cass road,
200 00
++ Overlay,
16 18
Total commitment to collector,
-$5,820 11 -1*
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Report of Selectmen
Cash on hand February 18, 1913, $ 313 86
Rec'd from Alfred M. Hart col. bal. 1912 tax, 320 91
Rec'd from Alfred M. Hart col. 1913 tax, 5,128 86
From State, free high school, 306 66
State, dog tax refunded,
50 45
State, damage to sheep,
57 00
Supt. of schools, tuition,
7 50
Bank loan,
600 00
State R. R. and telegraph tax,
210 39
State, soldier's burial,
35 00
pension, 180 00
road refund,
406 84
school mill fund,
661 16
common school fund,
510 07
H. H. Maddocks, one-half exp. metal culvert, 7 00
Total amount received,
$8,795 70
PAID OUT DURING YEAR BY ORDERS
Highways and bridges
$2,032 32
State road,
868 03
Pauper account,
38:34
State tax,
1,414 85
County tax,
274 08
Incidentals,
643 39
Dog licenses, 63 00
Sheep killed by dogs, 57 00
Merchant's Nat'l Bank, note and interest, 621 09
State pensions, 156 00
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Abatements,
46 01
Hearse,
400 00
Free high school,
450 00
Tuition,
10 00
Teachers' salaries,
1,410 00
Transportation,
442 00
Fuel,
142 00
Repair of school houses,
140 88
Text books,
59 38
Janitor service,
11 00
-- $9,279 37
Total amount of orders drawn
$9,279 37
Outstanding orders of 1913,
625 11
Amount of 1913 orders cashed by treasury, $8,654 26
Amount of 1912 orders cashed by treasury, 45 01
Amount of 1911 orders cashed by treasury, 1 65
Total amount of orders cashed by treasury,
$8,700 92
ASSETS
Cash in treasury, $ 94 78
Due from collector, 1913 taxes, 691 25
Due from town clerk, dog licenses 1912, 9 00
Due from town clerk, dog licenses 1913,
65 00
+Due interest on Hussey fund, 26 00
State, free high school
200 00
State, on account dog licenses (about), 50 00
-$1,136 03
LIABILITIES
Outstanding Orders 1913,
$625 11
Salaries, Henry J. Luce, 60 00
J. E. Miller, 50 00
F. A. Tribou,
50 00
J. J. Dearborn, treas.
25 00
J. J. Staples, clerk,
20 00
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Mrs. Lillian Hamm, Supt. 60 00
Alfred M. Hart, collector, / 4/3 145 50
Estimated amount of outstanding bills,
200 00
$1,235 61
Liabilities in excess of resources, 99 58
SCHOOL REPORT
Amount raised by vote of town,
$ 800 00
Received from State, 1,171 23
$1,971 23
+
Overdrawn 1912,
91 09
1,880 14
Teachers' order from 1912,
60 00
Available, 1913,
1,820 14
144
Paid teachers,
$1,350 00
transportation,
442 00
fuel,
129 50
janitor,
6 00
-$1,927 50
Overdrawn, 107 36
FREE HIGH SCHOOL
Amount raised by town. $200 00
Received from State and tuition,
107 50
Due from State 1913, 200 00
Available,
-- $507 50
Overdrawn previous years,
78 50
Available, $429 00
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EXPENDITURES
E. L. Bartlett, spring term, $150 00
E. L. Bartlett, janitor service, 5 00
Winfred Edminster, fall and winter 300 00
Fuel, Maurice Foster, 12 50
$467 50
Overdrawn,
38 50
SCHOOL HOUSE REPAIRS
Amount raised by town,
$100 00
Paid by orders,
Raymond Sidelinker,
5 70
Sadie Porter,
12 00
Raymond Sidelinker,
3 00
George Whitcomb,
14 99
Lottie Ryder,
12 00
E. J. Hiltz,
3 00
H. R. Bartlett,
8 32
O. H. Fall,
8 31
H. R. Whitcomb,
5 50
Alton Reed,
1 35
Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
6 90
Christopher Leonard
28 60
Bangor Brick & Construction Co.
4 10
C. Woodman & Co.,
27 11
$140 88
Overdrawn,
40 88
TEXT BOOKS
Amount raised by town, $50 00
Unexpended from 1913, · 28 94
Available, $78 94
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Paid by orders,
Ginn & Co.,
$39 24
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
12 47
Lillian Hamm,
7 67
$59 38
Unexpended, 19 56
FUNDS AVAILABLE (School Department)
Common schools,
$1,820 14
Text books.
78 94
High school,
429 00
Repairs,
100 00
--- $2,428 08
EXPENDED
Common schools,
$1,927 50
Text books.
59 38
High school,
465 00
Repairs,
140 88
$2,592 66
Overdrawn,
164 58
ROADS AND BRIDGES
state und
Amount raised by town,
$400 00
Received from State.
Available,
406 84 - -$806 84
Expended,
868 03
Overdrawn,
61 19
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
Amount raised for roads and bridges, $1,200 00
Amount raised for South Road, permanent, 200 00
Amount raised for Boyington Rd., permanent, 200 00
$1,600 00
Expended,
2,032 32
7 · Overdrawn,
432. 32
27
12
PAUPER ACCOUNT
Amount raised by town, $100 00
Paid Mrs. Fred M. Johnston, clothes, Abbie Wiley, $7 50
Paid H. R. Bartlett, clothing, for J. Bowen's children, 30 84
$38 34
Unexpended, 61 66
Amount raised to buy hearse,
$400 00
Paid William A. Carroll,
M. C. R. R., freight, 30 00
-$400 00
Received from State soldiers' burial, $35 00
Burial Edwin Smith, --- $35 00
INCIDENTAL ACCOUNTS
Amount raised by town, $400 00
Overlay, 16 18
Received from State R. R. and Tel. tax, 210 39
State dog tax refunded, 50 45
Interest J. J. Dearborn, 15 00
3400
$692 02
325.02
PAID BY ORDERS
Henry J. Luce, Selectman, salary, $60 00
J. E. Miller, selectman, salary, 50 00
F. A. Tribou, selectman, salary, 50 00
J. J. Dearborn, treasurer, salary, 25 00
Charles Fisher, hunting moths 1913, 22 00
Raymond Sidelinker, stove, 2 00
Henry J. Luce, brown-tail notices and postage; 4 50 19/3
213,50 429.89
$643.39
13
+ Bangor Children's Home, W 32 45
G. G. Estabrook Sons, flags and postage, 6 41
Thos. W. Burr Co., printing town reports, 24 50
Alfred M. Hart, posting warrants, 4 50
A. W. Whitcomb, services as justice 1913, 2 00
C. H. Whitcomb, services as auditor 1913, 2 00
William Bartlett, care cemetery and Hussey lot, 8 50
Frank Davis, watering place, 1 50
Fred A. Rogers, services as ballot clerk, 2 00
Maurice Parsons, services as ballot clerk, 2 00
Fred M. Johnston, care Rigley cemetery. 3 00
M. J. Sewall, driving hearse, 28 00
Charles Mudgett, watering place 1 50
Alfred M. Hart, watering place,
1 50
F. W. Luce, lodging tramps,
2 00
W. E. Luce, services as moderator,
2 00
F. O. Rogers, care of cemetery, 5 00
Alfred M. Hart, collecting taxes 1912-13,
105 69
E. F. Dillingham, order books and town supplies, 15 31
C. Woodman & Co., shingles town house, Interest on orders,
48 00
2 03
J. J. Dearborn, Int.
15 00
Soldier's burial,
35 00
J. J. Staples, services as town clerk, 20 00
Lillian Hamm, services as Supt.,
60 00
$643 39
Bank note interest,
21 03
$664 38
Balance Balance
27 64 3500
62.64
com
14
Received from State for sheep killed by dogs, $57 00
J. J. Dearborn, $18 00
J. G. Trask, 17 00
M. S. Leavitt, 22 00
$57 00
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY J. LUCE ) Selectmen J. E. MILLER of
F. A. TRIBOU ١ Newburg
Estimate of the amount of money required under the following articles :
Article 9. Support common schools, $ 700 00
800
10. Support poor, 100 00
11. Incidentals, 400 00
+12. Roads and bridges,
1,200 00
13. Repairs on school houses,
100 00
150
14. School books, -50 00
15. Free high school, 160 00
16. Abatements,
50 00
+18.
1,000 00
+19.
150 00
20.
rod
100 00
4010,00
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT and
275,00
Paid by Order state
113024
NORTH ROAD
5415.24
W. O. Davis, commissioner
$107 71 ==
Allen Arnold
6 00
W. H. Rines,
4 50
Geo. Rines, 4 50
Chas. Bayington, 12 40
P. J. Bayington,
29 52
15
Fred Miller,
14 59
J. W. Bowen,
1 50
Frank King,
1 50
B. H. Norton,
10 75
Chas. Toothaker,
1 50
Percy Porter,
5 25
M. S. Porter,
34 82
Araid Ricker,
15 00
Morse & Co., plank,
40 11
C. W. Uetz, gravel,
10 00
S. M. Packard,
27 52
L. H. Leavitt,
30 75
Uley Bickford,
21 00
F. O. Rogers,
4 00
Emery Curtis,
17 25
C. A. Staples, road supplies,
7 02
Fred Toothaker,
15 00
Roland Parsons,
7 50
A. G. Lawrence,
10 50
Guy Kimball,
6 20
J. P. Otis,
9 25
Chas. Fisher,
7 50
W. V. Knight,
8 50
A. A. Cookson,
6 00
Thomas Fifield,
16 40
Ed Gatchell,
9 00
Roy Gatchell,
2 25
Wilbur Curtis.
3 75
Auleigh Howes,
5 25
Walter Howes,
10 50
Fred Howes,
14 00
Lewis Loring,
10 50
Frank Otis,
8 25
L. B. Miller,
10 87
$568 16
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PERMANENT ROAD, BOYINGTON ROAD
W. O. Davis, Commissioner,
$12 00
Walter Howes, 6 00
William Curtis, 6 00
Percy Porter,
5 25
Benj. Norton,
6 00
E. D. Mills,
6 00
Ed. Gatchell,
6 00
Allen Arnold,
6 00
Lester Ward,
27 25
P. J. Boyington,
16 00
Fred Miller,
16 87
W. H. Rines,
13 87
George Rines,
13 87
M. S. Porter,
14 62
Fred A. Howes,
7 50
Walter York,
12 00
A. G. Lawrence,
8 25
Guy Kimball,
10 50
J. E. Miller,
16 00
S. M. Packard,
16 87
L. H. Leavitt,
6 50
John J. Miller,
11 25
Orrin Miller,
9 75
Eulie Bickford,
8 00
C. H. Whitcomb,
5 25
Wellington Knight,
7 50
$278 60
No. of rods, 51. Cost per rod, $5.46.
Cost to open and fill ready for gravel, $3.25 per rod.
Cost per rod for gravel, $1.60.
hath d overdown. $49 84 1 feet cart 34 lufc
17
PERMANENT SOUTH ROAD
Henry H. Maddocks, commissioner,
$12 00
Frank Nealey,
4 00
Montford Nealey,
4 00
Fred Walker,
9 00
· Ira Ryder,
9 00
M. B. Severance,
52 87
Bert Snow,
6 75
Fred Ellingwood,
9 37
J. F. Davis,
13 12
Alphonson Porter,
16 87
Manley Bartlett,
11 25
Charles Boyington
9 37
Frank Pratt,
4 50
Manter Bartlett,
2 25
Wilbur Rich,
6 00
E. A. Lawrence,
7 50
George Rich,
9 75
William Ryder,
3 75
Ray Porter,
3 00
J. J. Dearborn,
10 00
Axel Jolander,
1.
20 00
C. A. Newcomb, 1/2 cost met. culvert,
7 00
$231 35
No. of rods 831/3. Cost per rod, $2.78. - Cost to open and fill ready for gravel, $1.62 per rod. Cost for gravel per rod, $1.15.
3- 2,68 move
Char 30.d .- 23.00 to agent fill 1365 feet
18
WORK ON SOUTH ROAD
H. H. Maddocks, commissioner,
$118 00
M. B. Severance, 94 60
Marion Bartlett, 3 00
Ira Ryder.
23 10
Fred W. Luce,
19 00
H. W. Nealey,
22 50
William Goodrich,
20 00
Walter Mitchell,
32 85
C. L. Chapman,
13 50
Hannibal Baker,
2 50
John Watson,
3 75
Fred Cilley,
5 25
E. L. Newcomb,
11 00
A. M. Morrill
3 00
W. F. Perkins,
6 30
J. F. Davis,
7 00
F. B. Morrill,
9 50
H. R. Bartlett, (plank),
9 36
E. A. Lawrence,
8 25
D. A. Chapman,
5 00
Fred M. Johnston,
4 50
R. H. Fairbrother,
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