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WRITING
Grades 1 - 2 On board and paper.
Grades 3 - 9 Copy books provided according to pupils' progress and carefulness.
LANGUAGE
Grades 1 - 4 In connection with reading, copying, punctuation marks, capitals, common abbreviations, etc. Oral composition. Insist on correct language in sentence forming and avoiding such as done for did, seen for saw, ain't for isn't, etc. Grades 5 - 6 Steps in English I or Hyde's English I. Written work daily.
Grades 7-8-9 Steps in English II or Hyde's English II, sup- plemented by Prince's Grammar. Parsing and analysis em- phasized.
General:
No definite number of pages has been assigned for a term's work in a subject. Teacher is supposed, before she begins work f) estimate what ought to be done in the term before her and assign work accordingly.
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Teach drawing, Nature work and Music if you can.
Be sure to look over and explain difficult parts of next day's lessons to pupils. It is seldom enough to say "Take three pages for tomorrow, class is excused."
We regret the shortness of the school year, to keep pace with neighboring towns, to fit pupils better and quicker for high school and to carry out an adequate curriculum the towy ought to support a 30 week school year.
But little repairing has been done this year; a new out building was to have been erected at Eaton School house but feasible plans could not seem to be made until now. The job has now been contracted and will be executed in due time. The new shed at Garfield school has been fixed so it is less unseemly and more comfortable and substantial; and one at Franklin school will be similarly fixed. These two jobs will have been handled with very little material cost to the town. Minor repairs need to be made at Stetson and Longfellow buildings.
Very few pupils in town have to be conveyed but those on Dore Hill are so located as to cause almost questionable expense.
We wish to express our appreciation for efforts of our teachers and co-operation of citizens, and we earnestly hope both may be strengthened in future. Honest criticism for good of the work is solicited.
We recommend following for March meeting:
That town appropriate $750.00 for High School.
That town appropriate $150.00 for text books and supplies.
That town appropriate $150.00 for repairs.
That town appropriate $900.00 for common schools.
That town authorize school committee to appoint a school physician. This may seem needless to some but your officials know of no project of equal cost that might yield better returns in a generation's time. The expense would not be large.
Respectfully,
W. N. SANDERS, DR. L. N. ELLINGWOOD, E. H. TIBBETTS,
. Superintending School Committee of Athens.
GUY F. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
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Town Clerk's Report
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JAN. 1, 1913
Number of marriages recorded from Jan. 1, 1912 to Jan. 1, 1913, twenty.
Number of births recorded from Jan. 1, 1912 to Jan. 1, 1913, twenty-four.
Number of deaths recorded from Jan. 1, 1912 to Jan. 1, 1913, fifteen.
Amount of money collected for dog licenses for the year 1912, $48.00.
MARRIAGES
1912:
Jan. 1-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, John LL. Foss of Solon and Sadie B. Smith of Bingham.
Jan. 1-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, John H. Curtis and Helen Hurd, both of Athens.
Feb. 11-By R. E. Page, Justice of the Peace, Joseph M. Larrabee of Jackson and Sophia J. Giggey of Athens.
Mar. 5-By J. F. Holman, Justice of the Peace, Leon C. Lancaster of Athens and Clara Isakson of Monson.
Mar. 9-By Osman B. Clark, Justice of the Peace, Leavitt Turner of Athens and Flossie P. Braley of Cambridge.
Apr. 6-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, Manley Campbell and Hattie I. Campbell, both of Athens.
Apr. 16-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, William Lancaster and Martha A. Gardner, both of Athens.
Apr. 17-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, Arthur C. Tuttle, and Elsie L. Moody, both of Athens.
May 14-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, Charles P. Gardner and Amanda L. Bailey, both of Athens.
May 31-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, Loyson R. Chase of Solon and Vira Ridley of Athens.
June 11-By Chas. C. Mclaughlin, Justice of the Peace, Hollis W. Brown of Harmony and Mildred P. Barker of Athens.
July 18-By B. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, Albert W. Boston of Bluehill and Nina E. Buzzell of Athens.
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Aug. 11-By Geo. Merriam, minister of the Gospel, George E. Noyes of Athens and Ella M. Smith of Skowhegan.
Oct. 19-By Lewis W. West, minister of the Gospel, Ora M. Braley of Cambridge and Ada M. Turner of Athens.
Oct. 21-By Benj. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel. Zelot T. Kincaid and Edith S. Draper, both of Athens.
Nov. 2-By Benj. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, Charles Huff and Lizzie M. Low, both of Athens.
Nov. 8-By John F. Holman, Justice of the Peace, Adelbert Butler and Lila M. Wright, both of Athens.
Nov. 27-By Benj. H. Johnson, minister of the Gospel, Edgar J. Fox and Rena M. Stickney, both of Athens.
Dec. 23-By H. G. McGlaughlin, minister of the Gospel, Willie A. Nelson and Vera Anna Cederfeldt, both of Athens.
Dec. 31-By George L. Parker, minister of the Gospel, Harry N. Flanders of Athens and Marion E. Drake of Somerville, Mass.
BIRTHS
1912:
Dec. 31, 1911-To Bertha Cole a daughter.
Jan. 7-To Ralph and Edna Butler a son.
Jan. 10-To Leslie H. and Annie C. Perkins a daughter.
Jan 22-To Phineas S. and Lillian L. Poland a daughter.
Jan. 24-To Elmer M. and Alice Bowden a son.
Jan. 26-To Fred A. and Abbie M. Ellis a son.
Mar. 19-To Cecil G. and Lillian Keene a daughter.
Apr. 7-To Alton H. and Mamie E. Ellis a son. Apr. 30-To Horace B. and Cindy Hayden, a daughter.
May 10-To Auren C. and Sadie Buzzell a son.
May 10-To Auren C. and Sadie Buzzell, a daughter.
June 12-To Isaac H. and Verdena M. Sally a son.
June 12-To Addie M. Turner a daughter.
June 16-To Harper and Rosa Hea a son.
June 21-To Maurice L. and Bulah A. Small a son.
July 11-To Nelson E. and Mertie A. Knights a daughter.
July 15-To Jeddiah and Stettiah Brown, a son.
July 30-To Chelsie F. and Daisy B. Furbush a son.
Aug. 12-To Perley and Alice Turner a daughter.
Sept. 8-To Roy C. and Addie E. Davis a daughter.
Sept. 24-To Sumner C. and Edith B. Whitman, a daughter.
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Oct. 24-To Joseph P. and Elsie G. Willey a son.
Dec. 9-To Zelot and Edith S. Corson a son.
Dec. 23-To Cyrus E, and Annie B. Corson, a son.
DEATHS
1912:
Jan. 16-Herbert Corson, aged 50 years, cause Chronic In- testinal Nephritis.
Jan. 22-Reuben R. Webb, aged 81 years, cause Cystitis.
Mar. 10-Lewis C. Elliott, aged 67 years, cause Myocarditis and Artero-Scerosis.
May 11-Colby Bowden, aged 22 years, cause Pneumonia.
May 25-Amanda L. Gardner, aged 61 years, Heart disease.
June 16-Clifton V. Ellis, aged 2 mo. 14 days, cause Pneu- monia.
July 4-Frank Foss, aged 46 yr., 10 mos., 18 days, cause Angina Pectoris.
Aug. 21-Daniel Wentworth, aged 82 years, cause Acute In- digestion.
Sept. 8-Martin Jones, aged 79 yrs., 2 mos., 27 days, cause Chronic Cystitis.
Sept. 24-'Baby' Knights, aged 2 mos., 3 days, cause Pneu- monia.
Oct. 9-George W. Poland, aged 74 yrs., 2 mos., 5 days, cause Cirrhosis of Liver.
Oct. 19-Nettie Scribner, aged 54 yrs., 4 mos., 5 days, Gall Stones.
Oct. 25-Gertrude Leighton, aged 11 years, cause Valvular Heart Disease.
Dec. 27-Francene H. Merrill, aged 63 years, cause Chronic Rheumatism.
Dec. 30- Sally, aged 6 mos, cause Pneumonia.
H. N. FLANDERS, Town Clerk.
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Warrant for Town Meeting
STATE OF MAINE COUNTY OF SOMERSET, S.
To Cecil T. Jewett, Constable of the Town of Athens:
Greeting :- In the name of the State of Maine you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Athens, qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to meet and assemble at Wesserunsett Hall in said Athens, on Monday. the third day of March, A. D. 1913, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act upon the following articles, to wit:
Art 1-To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
Art. 2-To choose a Town Clerk for ensuing year.
Art. 3-To choose Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor.
Art. 4-To choose a Town Treasurer.
Art. 5-To choose an Auditor of Accounts.
Art. 6-To choose a Town Agent.
Art. 7-To choose a member of the Superintending School Committee to serve for three years.
Art. 8-To choose a Road Commissioner.
Art. 9-To choose Truant Officers.
Art. 10-To choose a Collector of Taxes and fix his compen- sation for collecting the same.
Art. 11-To choose Constables and all other Town Officers which towns are required by law to choose at their annual March meetings.
Art. 12-To see if the town will vote yes or no upon the adoption of the provisions of Chapter 112, of the Public Laws of Maine for the year 1907 as amended by Chapter 69, Public Laws of 1909, relating to the appropriation of money necessary to entitle the town to State aid for highways for the year 1913.
Art. 13-To see if the town will raise and appropriate in addition to the amounts regularly raised and appropriated for the care of ways, highways and bridges, the sum of four hundred dollars being the maximum amount which the town is allowed to raise under the provisions of Chapter 112 of the Public Laws of Maine for the year 1907 as amended by Chapter 69, Public Laws of 1909, or raise any amount.
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Art. 14-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to finish repairing the road leading west from Eaton's corner so called, in said town.
Art. 15-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to build and repair roads and bridges in town the ensu- ing year.
Art. 16-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to pay the interest on the school fund note.
Art. 17-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for support of the common schools the ensuing year.
Art. 18-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to repair school houses the ensuing year.
Art. 19-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to purchase school books.
Art. 20-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to purchase school supplies.
Art. 21-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the support of the Poor the ensuing year.
Art. 22-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to pay the incidental expenses of the town.
Art. 23-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to pay the expenses of Memorial Day.
Art. 24-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to purchase wire for road fences.
Art. 25-To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to pay for cutting bushes beside the roads.
Art. 26-To see if the town will vote to authorize the Su- perintending School Committee to make a contract with the trustees of Somerset Academy to send all Free High School scholars in town to Somerset Academy during the year and if so to see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to pay the tuition of said scholars.
Art. 27-To see if the town will vote to authorize the Su- perintending School Committee to maintain any schools having an average attendance of less than eight scholars.
Art. 28-To see if the town will vote to exempt from taxa- tion logs or lumber either manufactured or in process of manu- facture in the town of Athens for one or more years.
Art. 29-To see if the town will vote to fix the price per hour for labor performed by men, oxen and horses on the high- ways the ensuing year.
Art. 30-To see if the town will vote to raise a sum of money to be expended on the road through the Knights woods, so called.
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Art. 31-To see if the town will vote to authorize the Selectmen or Road Commissioner to manufacture or purchase one or more rollers to be used in breaking roads in town and if so to see what sum the town will vote to raise for that purpose.
Art. 32-To see if the town will vote to authorize the Se- lectmen to hire money and issue town orders on interest there- for, to pay on orders due and demanded said money to be first paid and charged to the town Treasurer and by him paid on said orders.
Art. 33-To see what action the town will take in relation to exterminating the Brown Tail Moth and pass all votes neces- sary respecting same.
Art. 34-To see if the town will vote to raise a sum of money to repair the fence around the Cemetery near the Wm. Corson place, so called.
Art. 35 To see if the town will vote to raise a sum of money to purchase a Road Grader.
Art. 36-To see if the town will vote to raise a sum of money to build permanent sidewalks in place of the plank walks.
Art. 37-To see if the town will vote to raise a sum of money to purchase some apparatus to be used for fighting fire and pass all votes necessary respecting same.
Art. 38-To see if the town will vote to accept all moneys left in trust the proceeds to be used for perpetual care of certain lots in Mt. Rest Cemetery and pass all votes necessary respecting same.
Art. 39-To see if the town will vote to raise $150.00 for purchasing an outfit for testing weights and measures.
You are also required to give notice that the Selectmen will be in session on the said day and at the said place of meeting from nine until ten o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of correcting the list of voters.
Hereof fail not and make due returns of this warrant with your doings thereon at or before the above mentioned day of meeting.
Given under our hands at Athens this twenty-second day of February, A. D. 1913.
LEE W. FOSS, H. S. ELLIOTT,
THOMAS C. FOX,
Selectmen of Athens.
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Annual Reports
OF THE
Town Officers
OF THE
Town of Athens
FOR THE
Year Ending February 20, 1914
Annual Reports
OF THE
Town Officers
OF THE
Town of Athens
FOR THE
Year Ending February 20, 1914
Press of THE INDEPENDENT-REPORTER Skowhegan, Maine.
Town Officers 1913-14
Moderator : J. F. HOLMAN
Town Clerk : H. N. FLANDERS
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor : GEO. F. AYER FRANK FOX
W. R. TIBBETTS
Road Commissioner : JOHN DAVIS
School Committee : L. N. ELLINGWOOD E. H. TIBBETTS C. T. JEWETT
Superintendent of Schools : GUY F. WILLIAMS
Collector of Taxes : ERNEST H. COOK
Treasurer : M. J. HIGHT
Auditor : J. F. HOLMAN
Town Agent : GEO. F. AYER
Selectmen's Report
MONEY VOTED BY THE TOWN AT ANNUAL MEETING.
State road
$200.00
Eaton Corner road
100.00
Roads and bridges
3,000.00
Interest on school fund note
·88.31
Common schools
900.00
Repair of school houses
100.00
School books
150.00
Support of poor
200.00
Incidental expenses
600.00
Memorial Day
25.00
Cutting bushes
50.00
Free High school
250.00
Repair of road through Knights' woods
250.00
Extermination of brown tail moth
· 25.00
Cemetery fence near Wm. Corson's
25.00
Road grader
50.00
Fire apparatus
150.00
Weights and measures
150.00
County tax
508.65
State tax
1592.11
Overlay
162.67
$8,576.74
VALUATION OF TOWN
Real estate
$239,880.00
Personal estate
96,151.00
Total valuation $336,031.00
Rate of taxation 24 mills on a dollar.
Tax on valuation, $336,031.00
$8064.74
Tax on 256 polls at at $2.00
512.00
$8576.74
Supplementary tax
24.00
Total amount committed
$8600.74
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INCIDENTAL EXPENSES
Lee W. Foss, services as Selectman $85.00
H. S. Elliott, services as Selectman 45.00
T. C. Fox, services as Selectman 40.00
W. N. Sanders, services as treasurer 25.00
Guy F. Williams, services as Supt. of schools 100.00
J. F. Holman, services as moderator 3.00
L. N. Ellingwood, services as S. S. Com.
5.00
E. H. Tibbetts, services as S. S. Com. 5.00
C. T. Jewett, services as S. S. Com. 5.00
Geo. F. Ayer, services as auditor and postage 6.00
C. T. Jewett, posting warrants March meeting 1.50
Independent Reporter, printing reports . .
29.20
E. H. Cook, posting warrants June and Sept. meetings 3.00
B. A. Hight, ballot clerk June and Sept. meetings 4.00
W. N. Sanders, ballot clerk June and Sept. meetings 4.00
A. A. Hall, moving hearse house 10.00
A. E. Locke, use of hall 3 meetings 7.00
F. W. Bucknam, books 8.60
C. S. Cleveland, auto signs 2.00
F. A. Wentworth hauling grader from Skow- hegan 2.50
Hight & Ayer, express and freight on grader 6.11
A. A. Hall, services as truant officer
M. G. Green, office rent 2.00
10.00
O. A. Menges, services and cash paid out Board of Health 2.75
O. A. Menges, returning vital statistics
2.25
H. N. Flanders, recording vital statistics .
7.20
L. N. Ellingwood, returning vital statistics . 5.50
E. H. Tibbetts, services Board of Health 3.00
M. J. Hight, treasurer, postage 1.00
E. H. Cook, services as collector 192.76
$623.37
Appropriation
600.00
Overdrawn $23.37
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PAUPER ACCCOUNT
Appropriation
$200.00
EXPENDITURES TOWN OF ATHENS
For Leander Ireland
$22.21
Bert Wing
6.43
Martin Corson
9.93.
Leonard Tuttle
41.90
" Tramp
1.50
$81.97
Balance unexpended
$118.03
PAID FOR PAUPERS OF OTHER TOWNS
Isaac Corson and family
$8.75
John Avery and family
70.54
Wm. E. Knights
139.00
$218.29
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation
$25.00
Paid Alden Bucknam
25.00
ROAD GRADER
Appropriation
$50.00
Undrawn
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FIRE APPARATUS
Appropriation $150.00
Undrawn
CEMETERY FENCE
Appropriation
$25.00
Paid E. H. Tibbetts 25.00
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Appropriation
$150.00
The Fairbanks Co. $130.00
L. S. Pennell, freight and trucking at Au- gusta 3.15
Hight & Ayer, freight and trucking from
2.91
Skowhegan
$136.06
Balance unexpended
13.94
BROWN TAIL MOTH ACCOUNT
Paid H. S. Elliott
$12.37
T. W. Burr, printing notices
4.15-
Ansel Corson
29.00
Appropriation
25.00
Overdrawn
$20.52
$45.52
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PAID FOR SHEEP KILLED BY DOGS
Rosebud Corson
$5.00
Amos Corson
4.00
W. F. Huff
3.50
Chas. Chapman
20.00
Total $32.50
ABATEMENTS
Austin Baker
$5.36
Joe Cederfelt
12.80
Davenport Russell
2.00
Wm. E. Lawrence
2.00
Albion Small
2.00
Lyman Scribner
2.00
Peter Tuttle
2.00
Fred A. Wentworth
5.60
$33.76
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Financial Standing Feb. 20, 1914
ASSETS
Cash in treasury $2130.84
Due from Bingham Pauper Account 244.50
Due from Fairfield Pauper Account 70.54
Due from State Road Account 200.00
Due from State on dog tax
40.00
Due from State for sheep killed by dogs ..
32.50
Due from New England Road Machine Co.,
freight and express on road grader 8.61
$2726.99
LIABILITIES
Town officers' bills for 1913
$200.00
Mt. Rest Cemetery fund in trust
100.00
Estimated bills to arise
50.00
$350.00
Assets above liabilities $2376.99
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. F. AYER,
FRANK FOX,
W. R. TIBBETTS,
Selectmen of Athens.
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Road Commissioner's Report
STATE ROAD ACCOUNT
Jasper Leavitt, labor $28.88
Adelbert Butler, labor
9.53
Geo. Millett, labor
9.53
Wm. Lancaster, labor 9.53
Geo. Gardner, labor
9.53
Leon Lancaster, labor
9.53
Chas. Robinson, labor
9.53
John Davis, labor
58.05
Horace Johnson, labor
30.00
John Curtis, labor
65.60
M. L. Tuttle, labor
7.00
Elwood Corson, labor
.75
D. Cleaves, labor
31.32
John Hayden, labor
1.25
Geo. Scribner, labor
28.00
Les Perkins, labor
34.09
Percy Leighton, labor 7.88
18.00
G. Getchell, labor
41.88
H. Tuttle, labor
3.50
F. A. Wentworth, labor
50.63
Frank Fox, labor
4.00
Horace Reed, labor
105.00
Chas. Estes, carting
21.00
Hight & Ayer, oil, dynamite and carting ..
11.79
Bowman Hdw. Co., dynamite and exploders
47.00
The Berger Mfg. Co., culvert 19.20
Frank Whittier, wood and lumber
2.10
W. M. Stinchfield, coal
18.37
$692.47
Appropriation :
By the town
$200.00
Due from the State
200.00
$400.00
Overdrawn $292.47
Jasper Leighton, labor
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ROAD THROUGH KNIGHT'S WOODS
Appropriation
$250.00
Roy Davis, labor
$14.00
Leslie Perkins, labor
14.00
Maurace Small, labor
3.50
Ed Davis, labor
1.75
Jasper Leavitt, labor
10.50
Frank Boynton, labor
28.00
Chas. Robinson, labor
12.25
F. A. Wentworth, labor
13.50
Geo. Scribner, labor
34.00
Wilfred Hurd, labor
11.40
Donald McLean, labor
2.57
Russell Cleveland, labor
14.00
John Davis, labor
18.00
John Curtis, labor
32.00
Hight & Ayer, hauling culvert
.50
Berger Mfg. Co., culvert
15.40
$225.37
Unexpended
$24.63
EATON CORNER ROAD
Appropriation
$100.00
B. Misner, labor
$3.50
Ed Davis, labor
1.75
Frank Boynton, labor
12.80
Roy Davis, labor
5.60
Jasper Leavitt, labor
5.60
Geo. Scribner, labor
12.80
John Davis, labor
6.75
Les Perkins, labor
5.42
Herbert Lincoln, labor
12.82
John Curtis, labor
12.00
Maurace Small, labor
5.60
Amos Rines, labor
12.00
$96.64
Undrawn
$3.36
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CUTTING BUSHES
Roy Davis, labor
$8.75
Selden Poland, labor
10.50
Henry Brown, labor
3.00
Gates Austin, labor
6.00
Geo. Tibbetts, labor
10.00
Manville Tuttle, labor
1.75
O. S. York, labor
4.38
Philander Hoyt, labor
.87
Auren Buzzell, labor
1.75
Joaquin & Bennett, labor
17.50
Albert Peverell, labor
.87
Beckwith & Taylor, labor
3.50
$68.87
Appropriation
50.00
Overdrawn
$18.87
ROADS AND BRIDGES
Appropriation
Winter 1913-14
$3000.00 Summer.
C. M. Conant, road machine
$225.00
John Davis, services as road com.
29.00
173.16
Wilfred Hurd, plank
24.40
C. T. Jewett, plank
157.33
Manley Nason, labor
62.00
Horace Johnson, labor
88.37
Roy Davis, labor
9.26
103.77
E. F. Dore, labor
384.00
A. A. Hall, labor, lumber, cash paid out
37.11
60.56
Ira Poland, labor
5.98
Bert Gilman, labor
33.42
1.50
Selden Poland, labor
5.15
Lester Brown, labor
3.50
Norman Hight, labor
3.37
Frank Boynton, labor
36.45
30.40
Henry Brown, labor
7.52
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Winter
Summer.
Herbert Wentworth, labor
1.75
Leroy Bucknam, labor
11.50
Fred A. Wentworth, labor
20.75
Maurace Small, labor
3.32
44.57
Edwin Davis, labor
5.73
49.87
John Curtis, labor
3.22
58.00
W. P. Rowell, labor
3.00
W. L. Turner, labor
4.02
7.87
Geo. Leavitt, labor
3.75
8.75
Chas. Burrell, labor
10.15
Chas. Estes, Road plow
10.00
Fred Perkins, labor
1.95
Jasper Leavitt, labor
25.40
Joseph Leavitt, labor
25.40
Leslie Perkins, labor
7.00
Chas. Robinson, labor
5.25
Russell Cleveland, labor
9.62
Shelden Huff, labor
20.40
14.10
E. C. Huff, labor
6.33
2.29
Albert Fish, labor and water tub
2.50
2.50
Will Nelson, labor
17.85
Geo. Scribner, labor
18.00
Donald McLean, labor
21.93
Albion Small, labor
.50
.75
Elmer Downs, labor
3.57
3.00
Will Chapman, labor
16.00
4.55
J. B. Corson, labor
43.60
4.00
Leighton Bros., labor and lumber
8.08
26.25
Mont York, labor and lumber
6.28
11.03
David Thompson, labor
1.75
Phin Poland, labor
2.28
C. G. Keene, labor
7.50
Frank Whittier, labor and lumber
5.00
Chas. Weston, labor
4.37
4.00
Hight & Ayer, dynamite and spikes
23.03
Gus Nelson, labor
17.07
16.76
F. M. Bangs, labor
9.81
12.12
A. J. Knights, labor
2.00
E. H. Goodrich, labor
13.44
3.50
Jed Brown, labor
2.10
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Winter. Summer.
Daniel Reed, plank, housing roller and ma- chine
5.50
Frank and Geo. Fox, labor, lumber and water tub
11.98
9.05
Geo. Tibbetts, labor
16.00
.75
E. H. Cook, labor
.87
C. P. Gardner, labor
.70
Ernest Linkletter, labor and lumber
1.75
5.50
M. L. Tuttle, labor
6.12
15.14
O. E. King, labor
1.53
B. P. Barker, labor
.87
1.23
Frank Butler, labor
4.25
Ira Poland, labor
8.30
Harold Batcher, labor
12.21
.70
Osgood York, labor
7.05
4.38
Preston Small, labor
1.03
3.25
E. H. Tibbetts, labor
1.05
Herbert Lincoln, labor
5.00
Chas. Chapman, labor
8.52
P. Hoyt, labor and lumber
3.01
13.62
C. K. York, labor and lumber
4.00
8.25
J. E. Chapman, labor
4.34
Edgar Perkins, labor
.50
Chester Wentworth, labor
1.05
Geo. Noyes, labor
11.40
Eugene Noyes, labor
5.07
W. A. Foss, labor and water tub
5.25
1.50
Auren Buzzell, labor
17.62
2.31
Cecil F. Chapman, labor
6.66
Will Huff, labor and water tub
10.10
1.50
Joaquin & Bennett, labor and water tub
8.05
1.50
Ray Jones, labor
15.50
W. R. Tibbetts, labor
6.60
.87
F. W. Allen, labor
3.77
Ralph Taylor, labor and lumber
8.70
9.55
Chas. Taylor, labor and lumber
9.46
10.21
Byron Hurd, labor
2.50
4.00
Jas. Forshay, labor
11.88
Calvin Sinclair, labor
3.99
Par Nelson, labor
6.09
14
Winter. Summer.
E. C. Taylor, labor and lumber
3.20
6.88
Wayland Magoon, labor
4.60
F. L. Bunker, labor
.87
2.00
C. A. Goodwin, labor
.75
O. M. Nason, labor
8.70
.88
H. O. Nason, labor
2.19
Dell Butler, labor
.96
O. A. Wright, labor
1.58
A. E. Rines, labor
35.30
10.53
F. G. Hight, labor
13.62
Sanders & Flanders, road supplies
.63
Albert Peverell, labor
1.05
3.50
Geo. Ward, labor
1.19
Ben Webb, labor
6.35
Chas. Buzzell, labor
8.48
.87
H. N. Flanders, water tub
1.50
Beckwith & Taylor, labor and water tub
..
14.11
3.00
Ed Ward, labor
2.00
Phin Poland, labor
1.13
Zelot Corson, labor
4.90
W. M. Drew, labor
25.97
3.50
Calvin Sinclair, labor
1.75
Cassius Merrill, labor and lumber
4.00
15.00
L. C. Williams, water tub, 1912 and 1913
6.00
Geo. McKenney, labor
2.98
F. M. Ward, labor
6.66
H. S. Elliott, two water tubs
3.00
$737.76
$1,938.41
Total amount expended
2676.17
Balance unexpended
$323.83
JOHN DAVIS, Road Commissioner,
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Treasurer's Report
M. J. HIGHT IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ATHENS
1913:
March 6, To cash received from W. N. San- ders $2478.85
18, Received from Town of Fairfield .. 64.25
2, Received from Guy F. Williams .. $1.60
Apr. 2, Received from Chester Bunker, tax 1912 2.00
15, Received from State dog tax re- funded 36.14
July 1, Received from Interest on bank acct.
13.49
" 21, Received from H. N. Flanders, dog tax 48.00
Oct. 27, Received from Cornville Tuition .. 49.35
Nov. 1, Received from State on account State pensions 261.00
Dec. 25, Received from State, Free High School 500.00
1914:
Jan. 7, Received from State Common school fund 584.97
", 7, Received from school and mill fund 780.39
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