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3. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the amount of money necessary to receive State aid for Permanent Highways.
3. To see if the town will vote to dispense with delivery of inventory blanks until time of taking inventory.
5. To see what action the town will take in regard to acquiring more land for Cemetery.
6. To transact any other business that may properly come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal, this nineteenth day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and ten.
WM. H. HORTON, JOHN P. METCALF,
ASA E. AMES,
A true copy of Warrant-Attest :
Selectmen of Piermont. 1
WM. H. HORTON,
Selectmen of
JOHN P. METCALF,
ASA E. AMES,
Piermont.
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the School District in the town of - Piermont qualified to vote in district affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said district on the 12th day of March 1910, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose a Moderator for the coming year.
2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.
3. To choose a member of the School Board for the en- suing three years.
4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year.
5. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Committees, or Officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto.
6. To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees in rela- tion to any subject embraced in this warrant.
7. To see how much money the District will raise and appropriate for the support of Schools.
8. To see how much money the district will vote to raise and appropriate for the repairs of school houses.
9. To see if the District will authorize the School Board to appoint a Superintendent of schools according to laws, P. S. 90: 24, as amended by laws 1895.
Given under our hands at said Piermont this 18th day of February, 1910.
MARTHA L. CLARK, W. H. BLAISDELL, G. L. CLOUGH,
School Board of Piermont.
A true copy of Warrant-Attest: MARTHA L. CLARK, W. H. BLAISDELL, G. L. CLOUGH,
School Board of Piermont.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Piermont NEW HAMPSHIRE
Embracing those of Selectmen, Auditors, Treasurer, Board of Education and Road Commissioner,
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1911
THE OPINION PRESS BRADFORD, VT.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Piermont NEW HAMPSHIRE
Embracing those of Selectmen, Auditors, Treasurer, Board of Education and Road Commissioner,
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1911
THE OPINION PRESS BRADFORD, VT.
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Valuation of Town of Piermont, 1910.
Resident real estate
$241.036 00
Non-resident real estate
82,356.00
Number of polls 177
17,700.00
Number of horses 284
29,400.00
Number of mules 3
390.00
Number of oxen 10
692.00
Number of cows 826
23,456.00
Number of neat stock 170
3,412.00
Number of sheep 360
1,034.00
Number of hogs 37
454.00
Fowls
850.00
3 automobiles
28,010.00
Money at interest
7,600.00
Stock in trade
4,600.00
Mills and machinery
3,378.00
Lumber on river bank
$444,468.00
Soldiers' exemption
MONEY TAX FOR YEAR.
For town charges
574.25
For county tax
714.00
For State tax
300.00
For new cemetery
38.40
For library
892.50
For schools by law
900.00
For schools by vote
150.00
For school house repairs
200.00
For school officers
400.00
For high school tuition
175.00
For school supplies
1,111.09
For highway by law
435.00
For permanent highway
25.00
For Memorial Day
10.00
For flag for school
326.81
For additional tax allowed by law
$8,452.05
Rate per cent. $1.90.
LYMAN M ROBIE, HUBBARD S. STANLEY, JAY E. CHANDLER, Selectmen.
100.00
4,200.00
$2,200.00
Treasurer's Report.
B. C METCALF, Treasurer.
Cash on hand $1,032.31
Amount of tax bill
8,152.05
Geo. Austin, for lot in Cedar Grove cemetery
24.00
Stephen Drown, for perpetual care of lots in Cedar Grove cemetery 400.00
Leonard Averill, lot in Cedar Grove cemetery
4,00
L. M. Robie, for two horses 425.00
E. R. Celley, dog license 85.20
Harry R. Gould, town note given
100.00
W. H. Horton, filing nomination for representative
2.00
H. S. Stanley, filing nomination for representative 2,00
John F. Simpson, filing nomination for supervisor 1.00
1.00
H. S. Muchmore, town note given
300.00
D. C. Muchmore, town note given
400.00
E. R. Celley, fine for two drunks
15,00
County for support of paupers
59.75
Mrs. Martin Day, for lot in Cedar Grove cemetery
12,00
State Treasurer, savings bank tax
126.67
State Treasurer, literary fund
86.31
State Treasurer, proportion school fund 189.60
J. P. Metcalf, shingles
28,00
J. P. Metcalf, use of town team
2,00
W. H. Blaisdell, rent school lot
70.00
H. P. Foote, rent school lot
70.00
J. Hill, use of town house 1.00
Grass in River Road cemetery
3.00
E. S. Fox, toward support 10.00
Geo. A. French, for repairing his road 1.00
$11,902.89
Chas. O. Fellows, filing nomination for supervisor
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Disbursements. NOTES AND INTEREST PAID.
Thos. F. Steyens, interest 1910 $ 4.00
H. S. Muchmore, note and interest till Feb. 15th 410.00
D. C. Muchmore, note and interest till Feb. 15th 449.66
J. Lawrence, interest till Feb. 15th 60,00
Ellen Lawrence, interest till Feb. 15th 60,00
Loren G. Smith, interest till Feb. 15th
36.00
Horace Clough, interest, till Feb. 15th
18.00
Jonathan Tyler Council, interest till Feb. 15th
18.00
M. Ella Brainerd, interest till Feb. 15th
9.60
Eva J. Metcalf, interest till Feb. 15th
18.00
Mary Hunt, interest till Feb. 15th
233.39
Harry R. Gould, note and interest
102.80
$1,419.45
HIGHWAY BILLS.
F. A. Robie, commissioner
$1,025.90
W. H. Blaisdell
4.35
J. E. Chandler, freight
7.56
N. E. Metal Culvert Co.
168.84
H. V. Celley
1,60
J. Thayer
.88
J. F. Simpson
The above are before the washout and the following after.
F. A. Robie, commissioner
986.82
Harry Clement
6.50
N. M. Gould
19.25
J. Hadlock
16.60
F. C. Robinson, posts
5,00
J. G. Stickney, snow bill
6,00
G. Lamontagne, snow bill
19.20
E. B. Pike, lumber 35.75
11,70
J. M. Leonard, snow bill
.87
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H. S. Stanley, repairs on Meadow Road
30.10
H. E. Morrison, lumber and meal 181.66
H. S. Stanley, labor 1,50
$2,530.08
PERMANENT ROAD BILLS.
Asa E. Ames
$ 35.35
Harry Clement
10.50
Fred Cutting
27.65
Herbert V. Celley
16.80
Guy Evans
14,17
Wallace Beede
17.50
Harry French
15.58
Ernest Day
36,75
Homer Clark
1,05
Byron Dennis
24.15
Oliver Blair
10.50
Lee Howland
12.0;
O. B. Stanley
14.00
John P. Metcalf
1.75
H. F. Stetson, 29 loads dirt
1.45
F. A. Robie
22.00
N. M. Gould
29.12
H. S. Stanley
3.00
E. S. Underhill, land damage
2.00
$295.39
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
J. N. Leonard, use Meadow Road $ 2.00
Stearns & Brigham, insurance on bridge 45.00
L. D. H. Clark, cutting grass and fixing fence in River Road cemetery 6,00
E. R. Celley, for supplies 7,60
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F. H. Webster, lamb killed by dogs 5.00
F. A. Robie, sheep killed by dogs 5,00
G. N. Russell, surveying town line 3.00
H. E. Morrison, expense loal Board of Health to date 114.99
W. B. Deal, labor and care Cedar Grove cemetery
31.10
E. Underhill, labor on town shed 5.00
E. R. Celley, recording births, marriages and deaths 4.55
J. Hill, care library 20,00
J. Hill, care town hall 13.25
E. R. Celley, postage and stationery 5.58
W. H. French, land damage 5.00
B. C. Metcalf, on com. to purchase and locate new cemetery 2.00
W. E. Ford, on com. to purchase and locate new cemetery 2.00
R. L. Risley, on com. to purchase and locate new cemetery 2.00
2.50
H. S. Stanley, cash paid for legal advice
2.00
B. C. Metcalf, River Road cemetery
2.00
L. M. Robie, keeping tramps
1.50
J. E. Chandler, surveying town line 4.00
J. E. Chandler, posting fire notices
1,00
Joseph Hill, library books
22,27
E. S. Coller, return 3 marriage certificates 1909
.75
Express on town reports
.30
Opinion Press, 300 reports 20.00
Byron Dennis, two horses 437.00
H. E. Morrison, lumber and shingles 28.84
E. B, Staniford, estate, record births 2,25
G. Chandler, snowing bridge 2.65
G. Lamontagne, overtax 1909 14.00
W. H. Horton, Memorial Day expenses 16,00
W. H. Horton, expense to Woods ville 4.95
E. C. Eastman, books and stationery 4,25
Laura C. Stevens, for lot in River Road cemetery, sold to W. H. Blaisdell 8.00
C. G. Lamontagne, fence wire 10.00
J. Lawrence, repairing meadow fence
Fay Emery, land damage Alfred French, cutting grass in Clay Hollow cemetery 3.00
5.00
Joseph Hill, library books 3.50
F. C. Robinson, posts for River Road cemetery Fred Stone, land damage .
.72
2.00
A. A. Phelps, nails
1.88
A. R. Gould, labor on she's and use of barn
2.50
O. B. Stanley, lot for cemetery 300.00
$1,181.93
WATER TROUGHS.
Elmer Moulton, 1909
$ 3.00
Walter Perkins, 1909 and 1910
6.00
S. J. Lougee, 3.00
Fay Emery
2.00
L. E. Stevens
3.00
H. H. Nutt
2.00
J. Hill, water supply
2.00
$21.00
STREET LIGHTS.
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of February
$10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of March 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of April 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of May 10,00
Bradford Electric Lighting
Co., for month of June 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of July
10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting
Co., for month of August 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of September 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of October 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of November 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co .. for month of December 10.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for month of January
10.00
$120.00
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PAUPER BILLS.
For support of E. S. Fox-
Chas. French, care $ 3.00
24.50
H. E. Clement, care
14,00
C. E. Andross, for carrying to county farm
2.00
C. E. Andross, care 3.00
Lee Howland, care 1.50
W. E. Locke, medical attendance 13.50
$61.50
TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES.
William E. Ford, Moderator
$ 7.00
Lyman M. Robie, Selectman
60.00
Hubbard S. Stanley, Selectman 62.50
Jay E. Chandler, Selectman 35.00
William H. Blaisdell, supervisor
12.00
John F. Simpson, supervisor
10.00
Chas. E. Fellows, supervisor
15,00
Jay E. Chandler, supervisor
4.00
Edwin R Celley, town clerk
25.00
Orlo B. Stanley, collector
85.00
Burgess C. Metcalf, treasurer
30,00
Ernest E. Day, ballot clerk
4.00
Orlo B. Stanley, ballot clerk
4.00
Lester C. Chandler, ballot clerk
4,00
Harry Hodsdon, ballot clerk
4,00
Homer S. Ames, dog constable
6,00
Robert L. Risley, auditor .
4,00
Homer S. Ames, auditor 4,00
$375.50
James M. Thayer, care
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SUMMARY OF DISBURSEMENTS.
State tax
$ 714.00
County tax
574.25
Notes and interest
1,419.45
Miscellaneous bills
1,181.93
Highway bills
2,530.08
Permanent road bills
295.39
Water troughs
21,00
Street lights
120.00
Pauper bills
61.50
Town officers
375.50
Support of schools
3,103.48
Abatements
49.45
$10,746.03
LIABILITIES.
Due school district for schools
$ 627.78
Due school district for transportation wagon
125.00
Due library
53.53
Due Thomas E. Stevens, note
100.00
Due Horace Clough, note
300.00
Due H. S. Muchmore, four notes
1,700.00
Due L. G. Smith, note
600.00
Due Jonathan Tyler Council, two notes
300.00
Due Mary Hunt, note
3,723.13
Due Joseph Lawrence, note
1,000.00
Due Ellen Lawrence, note
1,000.00
Due D. C. Muchmore, three notes
650.00
Due M. Ella Brainerd, note
160.00
Due Eva J. Metcalf, note
300.00
$10,639.44
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RESOURCES.
Cash in treasury
$1,156.86
TOWN DEBT.
Liabilities less resources $9,490.83
Interest paid on all notes up to Feb. 15th, 1911.
The Town holds in trust the following funds for the perpetual care of lots in Cedar Grove Cemetery, on which it allows three per cent interest, to be laid out on the lots.
Fletcher fund $ 47.25
Geo. Chandler fund
50,00
James Platt fund
100.00
Emily Talman fund for Cedar Grove and Clay Hollow Ceme- teries
50.00
Charles Simpson fund for Simeon Underhill lot
100.00
Hosea Quint fund 50,00
Stephen Drown fund
400.00
$797.25
There is in the town treasury for permanent roads
$290.61
And in the State treasury for same 151.00
$441.61
We have examined the foregoing accounts and find them cor- rect and vouchers for same
R. L. RISLEY,
S. H. AMES,
Auditors.
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Road Bills, 1910.
F. A. ROBIE, Road Commissioner.
March and April-
F. A. Robie
$ 42,56
Harry Andrews
11.72
Ernest Day
20,00
Earl Foote, hay
12.12
Byron Dennis, work on barn
8.50
F. H. Webster
4,75
Express and repairs, J. Hadlock
.60
L. M. Robie, express
1,35
Fred Cutting
.70
Repairs and express
1.05
$103.35
May-
Ed. Cleary
$ 29.26
Henry Nutt, work and hay
8,50
Ernest Day
48,00
F. A. Robie and team
97,50
Thomas Jones
31,76
Mrs. A. G. Clark, hay
1.50
Harry French
24.01
N. M. Gould
2,10
G. Lamontagne, work and hay
5,80
$248.42
June-
Ed. Cleary
$ 8.75
H. Nutt, drawing road machine
1.50
Ernest Day
8.00
Harry French
.87
Thomas Jones
3.50
F. A. Robie
7.00
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Fred Cutting Byron Dennis F. C. Robinson, posts
2.00
1.00
4.00
$36.62
July-
Ernest Day
$16.00
F. A. Robie, 40 rods wire
10.00
A. R. Gould, hay
5.64
Will Gould, cutting bushes
2.00
Thomas Jones
.88
Ed. Cleary
1.25
W. Lebaron, putting up railing
1.00
Pike Mfg. Co., work
1.00
F. A. Robie
13.00
Joe Davis
4.50
$55.27
August --
A. A. Phelps, spikes, etc
$ 3.35
F. A. Robie
12.76
J. N. Leonard
5.50
Pike Mfg. Co.
.25
Ed. Humphrey, slate stone
.70
Byron Dennis
2.00
Thomas Jones;
.88
$25.44
September-
Blaisdell Bros.
$ 5.30
G. Evans, cutting bushes
.85
Albert Knapp, lumber
.60
Harry French
1.75
Fred Cutting
3.50
F. A. Robie
3.00
$15.00
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December-
F. A. Robie, labor
$ 6.50
Harry Foote, 10 rods wire
10,00
Mrs. Thomas Andross, land damage
3,00
Walter Perkins, labor
3.00
$22.50
TOWN.
H. E. Morrison, lumber
$10.75
Chas. Rodimon
6.00
Fred Horton
3.60
F. H. Webster, 10 rods wira
2.50
Chas. Dodge, fixing road
2,00
C. E. Andross, cutting bushes
3.00
F. P. Bowker, land damage
3.00
A. A. Phelps, staples, nails, etc.
2.00
R. L. Risley, gravel
2.00
P. K. Day
4.05
$38.90
TURNPIKE ROAD.
June-
N. M. Gould, labor
$ 15.50
N. M. Gould, horses 16.00
Geo. Webster, labor
16,00
Henry Nutt, labor and team 34,00
13.57
Harry Jones, labor
11.38
Ed. Cleary, labor
12.26
Chas. Johnson, labor and team
10.00
Ernest Day, labor
20.00
Chas. Rodimon, 50 loads sand
7.50
Sargent Co., fuse and dynamite
7,32
Thomas Jones, labor
15
. F. A. Robie, labor Drills
21.00
.25
Harry French, labor
14,88
$199.66
WASHOUT BILLS.
August .-
Asa Ames, labor and team
$ 15.75
C. E. Andross, labor
4.37
Ray Blanchard, labor 6.12
7.00
Fred Cutting, labor and team 3.75
10.00
Ernest Day, labor and team
30.25
Byron Dennis, labor
3.50
Ed. Duff, labor
4.90
Guy Evans, labor
5.43
N. M. Gould and team
17.50
Harry Hackett, labor
14.00
Richard Keyes and team
8.00
F. A. Robie
19.00
Lennie Stevens, labor
3.50
Frank Stetson and team
9.80
Fred Stone, gravel
7.92
O. B. Stanley, labor
1.75
H. M. Talcott
5.25
J. Thayer
4.20
Geo. Webster
14.00
Walter Webster
9.62
W. H. French
.50
$206.11
September .-
Asa Ames, labor and team
$ 6.13
Guy Foote, labor
.88
Ernest Bedford, labor and team
Harry Clement, labor
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Ed. Cleary
20.12
Ernest Day, labor and team
38,00
Guy Evans and team
21.97
Harry French, labor
17,93
Louis French, labor
2,63
N. M. Gould
24.75
Harry Hackett,
14.44
Harry Jones
5.25
Thomas Jones
6.56
Richard Keyes and team
20.00
F. A. Robie
36.50
John Simpson and team
12.25
O. B. Stanley, labor
6.57
Geo. Webster, labor
22.60
Walter Webster, labor
20,56
G. Lamontagne, labor
.88
C. G. Lamontagne and team
14,35
J. N. Leonard and team
5.30
Will Lebaron
6.46
G. Lamontagne and team
29.45
Lee Andrews, cement, Simpson Gulley
22.00
Geo. Lufkin, work on Simpson Gully A. G. Hodsdon, gravel by Stebbins L. H. Chayer
3,00
$366.48
October .-
Asa Ames, labor and team
$ 15.75
Al Beedee
5.25
Wallace Beedee
18,37
Ernest Bedford and team
8,05
Fred Cutting and team
41.12
Harry Clement, labor
5.03
Herbert Celley, labor
11,37
Ernest Day and team
17.68
5.00
3.00
17
Byron Dennis, one-half day and team
1.75
Guy Evans, labor
12.25
Harry French, labor
24.15
N. M. Gould and team
33.25
Lee Howland
.88
Adelaide Palmer, difference between gravel and plank
11.49
F. A. Robie, labor
28.50
Dan Winn
2.62
Fred Robinson, posts
5.00
Herbert Clarke, labor
8,02
Joseph Evans, labor
1.75
Libbey Bros., cement
.70
John Metcalf, fixing fence
1.50
N. M. Gould, dynamite and caps
1.75
H. E. Stebbens, labor
16.70
H. Clayburn, land damage
1.00
F. H. Webster, labor
4.75
J. E. Chandler, labor
2.00
J. E. Lee, shovel, nails and spikes
3.02
John Simpson, labor and land damage
8,30
N. R. Celley, lighting gulley washout
5,00
L. M. Robie, lumber and labor
20.00
40 rods Page fence
10.00
O. B. Stanley, 1984 ft. B. plank, Aiken bridge
31.75
$358.75
November .-
Wallace Beedee
$ 5.69
Byron Dennis and team
3.50
Ernest Day
10.50
F. A. Robie
11.00
Plow point, Asa Ames
.55
Harry French
5.69
C. B. French
2.48
N. M. Gould
3.50
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Geo. Morse
.50
B. C. Metcalf, gravel
2,10
Fred Stone, posts 3,50
J. Lawrence and team 2.70
10 loads gravel, Lawrence 1.00
H. H. Nutt and team
2,80
$55.51
SNOW BILLS, 1910.
F. A. Robie
7.50
B. H. Dennis
2.25
Harry French
1,28
Clarence Lamontagne
2.25
Louis Chayer
3.90
E. S. Underhill
7,00
Fay Emery
3.50
M. J. Batchelder
11.10
W. Perkins
16.65
F. H. Webster
1.50
H. A. Clarke
23.11
H. H. Nutt
4.60
A. A. Knapp
31.75
Joe Davis
3.00
H. E. Stebbens, cutting ice
1.50
F. A. Robie, going to E. Piermont
2,00
F. A. Robie, snow roller
5.00
J. P. Metcalf, 1 1-4 days snow roller
5.00
W. H. French, 75 hours' work
11,25
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY SNOW BILLS.
W. H. French
8.10
John Stickney .75
F. H. Webster 5.05
$147.14
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H. H. Nutt, snow roller
19.20
Chas. Rodimon
2,55
F. A. Robie, snow roller and work
12,00
Guy Foote, snow roller
2.40
Fred Cutting, horses
2.00
H. E. Morrison, plowing sidewalks
2.50
G. Lamontagne
29.23
A. A. Knapp 18,40
$102.18
Cemetery Report.
Received of Town Treasurer
$31.10
Paid for re-setting stone
$ 4.50
Paid for work on hearse
.50
Care of Platt lot
3.00
Care of Underhill lot
3.00
Care of two Drown lots
6.00
Care of Marden lot
1.50
Care of Fletcher lot
1,50
Care of Quint lot
1.50
Labor
9.60
W. B. DEAL, Cemetery Committee.
$31.10
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Financial Report of School Board
FOR SCHOOL YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15th, 1911.
Balance received from district treasurer 1910 $ 331.24
This is seven dollars and fifty cents more than last year's report shows, which was an error last year.
Received for repairs
Received school money
2,478.48
Received for old stove
1.50
$2,961.22
RECEIVED FROM ASSESSMENT MADE BY SELECTMEN, AC- CORDING TO LAWS OF 1909.
Apportioned for tuition
$400.00
Apportioned for supplies
175.00
Salary of School Board
75.00
Salary of Truant Officer
10.00
Salary of District Superintendent
100.00
Salary of District Treasurer
10.00
Salary of District Clerk
5.00
775.00
$3,736.22
PAID TEACHERS.
Earl Foote, part of term
30.00
Mrs. S. Sisco, part of term
72.00
Rena Gould, three terms
297.00
Vernie McCrillis, two terms
141.50
Martha Reneau, one term
82.50
Jennie Andross, one term
54.00
Lela Sawyer, one term
65,00
Edith Crawford, three terms
247.50
150.00
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161.00
Alice Lory, two terms Lutheria Heath, two terms
184.00
Willard Harris, two terms
287.50
Gladys Craft, one term
78.00
Mrs. Leslie Craft, one term
60.00
Gladys Rodimon, part of term
39,00
Della Carr, one term 55.00
$1,854.00
PAID FOR CARRYING AND BOARDING SCHOLARS.
Mamie Tarbox, two terms
$ 88.00
Geo. Morse, two terms
105.00
. William Horton, three terms
66.00
Harlow Childs, one term
5.00
Charles Perkins, one term
14.00
Erastus Bagley, two terms
42.40
Leon Underhill, one term
60.00
Freeman Webster, one term
10,00
Mrs. Louis Chayer, one term
26,25
Mrs. Algeno Clark, boarding Gladys Fields, three terms 66.00
Mrs. Lamontagne, boarding the Rollins boy one term 15.00
Mrs. Lamontagne, boarding the three Rollins' children one term 60.00
$557.65
MISCELLANEOUS.
O. B. Stanley, wood for village house
$17.50
O. B. Stanley, storing school wagon Chandler & Hackett, sawing wood Lee Howland, two cords wood and sawing
1.00
2.25
9.00
8,00
Mrs. Clayburn, cleaning school house Mrs. Milo Sawyer, cleaning school house Jennie Andross, cleaning school house
2,00
2.50
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Mrs. W. French, cleaning school house Mrs. A. Ramsey, cleaning school house 2.00
Earl Tarbox, care of village house 4.00 Mrs. Clayburn, cleaning village house 3.15 C. Lamontagne, two cords wood 8.00 P. Day, two cords wood 9.00
Mrs. A. Ramsey, cleaning school house
2.00
Mrs. W. French, cleaning school house floor
.50
John Ames, putting wood in shed 2.00
Mrs. Geo. Day, cleaning school house
.75
Mrs. Cleary, cleaning school house 3.00
Mrs. Clayburn, cleaning school house 8.00
Clinton Stetson, care of village house, spring 1.30
Earl Fox, sawing and putting wood in shed 1.50
Clarence Lamontagne, two cords wood 8.00
K. P. Wright, building fires and cleaning house 5.00
Anson Smith, building fires 2.50
Leon Underhill, two cords dry wood for No. 1
9.00
Lutheria Heath, care of Clay Hollow house 1.50
Edson Eastman, two order books 1.62
Clinton Stetson, care of house, fall term 4.00
Mrs. Leslie Crafts, cleaning RiverRoad house 1.50
Leon Underhill, 1 1-2 cords dry wood for River Road
6.75
Milo Sawyer, building fires, two terms
3.00
Leon Underhill, one cord dry wood for No. 1
4.50
H. E. Morrison, one cord sawed dry wood for village Geo. Day, sawing 1-4 cord wood
.25
J. Lamontagne, building fires, winter term Geo. Day, building fires, winter term
2,50
Mrs. Geo. Corliss, building fires and care of house
2.50
John Ames, building fires and care of house 8,00
Everett Hadlock, building fires and kindling 3.00
Anson Smith, building fires 2.50
Miss L. Heath, care of school room 1.00
2,00
6.00
2.50
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Miss Gladys Craft, care of school room Miss Alice Lory, care of school room 1,00
1.00
G. L. Clough, wood 3.50
Everett Hadlock, sawing three cords dry wood 3.00
O. B. Stanley, sawing wood and storing wagon 1.05
E. R. Celley, postage and stationery 2.04
$174.66
REPAIRS.
Libbey Bros., blind fixtures $ .45
A. E. Hale, one chair for Grammar room 3.50
L. Braynard, plastering No. 1 house 1.60
E. Underhill, lumber and labor on village house 2,00
William Gould, painting Grammar room ceiling
5.00
Milo Sawyer, labor on No. 1 house
2.00
Libbey Bros., stove for village house
20,75
A. E. Hale, three chairs for Turnpike, Clay Hollow and No. 1 houses 5.25
A. A. Phelps, mdse. for repairs 8.50
Libbey Bros., mdse. for repairs 1,55
W. H. Blaisdell, for cartage and setting up village stove 1.50
H. N. Merrill, shingles and lumber for E. Piermont house 20.43
G. L. Clough, labor on Turnpike house 1.80
G. L. Clough, stove for Brook Road house 4.00
W. H. Blaisdell, labor and mdse for repairs on No. 1 and River Road houses 2.25
$80.58
AMOUNT PAID FOR TUITION.
Bradford High School for year ending March, 1911 $ 77.50
Lisbon High School, Spring term 12.00
Haverhill High and Grammar for year ending March, 1911 127.00
Tilton High School, for year ending March, 1911 26.67
$243.17
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AMOUNT EXPENDED FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EXPRESS ON, SAME.
E. E. Babb & Co., school supplies 35.20
Silver, Burdett & Co., text books 71.11
Ginn & Co., text books 4,80
American Book Co., text books
36.96
Milton Bradley Co., school supplies
1.32
Houghton Mifflin Co., eighth grade reading
8.00
March Bros., fifty roll of honor blanks
1.00
F. A. Horton, express
2.31
W. H. Blaisdell, express and postage
10.12
$170.82
SUMMARY.
Whole amount received $3,736.22
Paid teachers
1,851.00
For carrying and board of scholars
557.65
Repairs
80.58
Miscellaneous
174.66
School supplies and express
170.82
Amount for tuition
243.17
Salary of Superintendent
100.00
Salary of School Board
75.00
Salary of District Treasurer
10.00
Salary of District Clerk
5.00
$3,270.88
Balance in hands of District Treasurer $465.34, divided as follows : From amount apportioned for school supplies 1909 and 1910 $ 4.63
From amount apportioned for truant officer 1909 and 1910 15.00
From amount apportioned for repairs 1909 and 1910 93.45
From amount apportioned for tuition 1909 and 1910 221.83
Amount of general school money 1909 and 1910 127.43
$165.34
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Respectfully submitted,
W. H. BLAISDELL, G. L. CLOUGH, MRS. LUDELLE AMES, School Board.
We have examined the foregoing accounts and find them cor- rect and vouchers for same.
R. L. RISLEY, S. H. AMES, Auditors.
School Superintendent's Report.
To the Piermont School Board:
During the three terms ending February 24, 1911, there have been registered in our schools 128 pupils. Seven school rooms were used in the Spring and Fall terms, and the River Road No. II. school is also in session this Winter term.
Two schools have kept the same teachers throughout the year, Miss Crawford at the River Road No. I., and Miss Gould at the. village primary school. The Brook Road school has had a different teacher each term and the lowest percentage of attendance. This winter the membership has been nine, the average attendance 4.88. It hardly seems wise to carry on a school where the expense is so great compared with the results accomplished.
The spirit among our teachers has been good, and faithful, con- scientious work has been done.
The reading in our schools is in general the least satisfactory study. Much stress has been laid on this and we feel that our ef- forts have been rewarded with some measure of success. New reading books have been purchased for five of the grades, and two sets of supplementary reading.
In looking over the old town reports, I find that nearly every year parents have been reminded that their duty in visiting our
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