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1 50
Fred Tappan, 3 days 3 1-3 hours,
5 00
F. E. Tilton, self and pair horses 2 days,
7 00
J. R. Bryer, 3 days,
4 50
A. E. Lee, 350 ft. plank delivered,
4 20
A. L. Vittum, 1 day,
1 50
Otis Vittnm, 1 day,
1 50
S. A. Hill, 3 days,
4 50
A. M. Graves, 1 day,
1 50
Thompson & Hoague, 1 Champion road blade,
8 00
Good Roads Machine Co., axle nut.
50
A. W. Batchelder, 3 days,
4 50
Chas. S. Clark, 4 days,
6 00
Pair oxen 1 days,
1 50
Horse 1 day,
1 00
Use of tools,
50
S. D. Garland, repairs, 16
9 16
Henry Davey, self and horse 4 hours,
1 00
C. A. Fossius, 1-2 day,
75
F. E. French, 1-2 day,
75
H. A. Palmer, 1 day,
1 50
W. F. Palmer, 1 1-2 days,
2 25
James Prescott, 11 1-3 hours,
1 70
F. E. Tilton, 2 men 1-2 day, 1 50 John Tilton, 50
2 00
21
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
O. E. Vittum, 7 hours,
1 05
Otis Vittum, 4 1-2 days,
6 75
A. W. Batchelder, 11 days,
16 50
John W. Campbell, 1 day,
1 25
Chas. S. Clark, 18 1-2 days,
27 75
Pair oxen 1 day,
1 50
Horse 18 hours,
1 80
4 stringers,
1 00
12 ft. lumber,
12
S. B. Clark, 8 hours,
1 20
Will Prescott, 3 hours,
45
33 82
F. A. Bryer, 1 man 2 days,
3 00
J. C. Cochran, 13 hours,
1 95
Cutting bushes as per contract,
5 00 6 95
J. O. Howarth, 8 1-2 hours,
1 28
A. E. Lee, 1146 ft. plank,
13 75
W. N. Mason, 610 ft. plank,
7 32
Stevenson & Perkins, 748 ft. plank,
7 48
W. F. Palmer, 12 1-2 days,
18 75
James Prescott, 7 days,
10 50
Marshall Vittum, 4 1-2 days,
6 75
Otis Vittum, 16 days,
24 00
Hiram Vittum, 6 1-2 days,
9 75
C. S. Clark, services as road agent,
18 00
$630 62
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd of Town Treas., on Selectmen's orders :
May 28. Order No. 11,
$316 31
June 25. 6C
22,
95 30
July 30.
32,
39 91
Sept. 24.
161 10
Feb.
2. 104, 18 00
$630 62
BREAKING SNOW FROM DEC. 28, 1904, TO FEB. 1, 1905.
Howard W. Blanchard, John N. Campbell, C. S. Clark,
$ 4 75
12 49
12 13
Hiram Corliss,
3 88
22
ANNUAL REPORT
Chas. W. Donovan,
4 75
A. M. Graves,
4 69
Thomas Heath,
2 70
S. A. Hill,
50
Gilman Hilton,
2 63
Newman Hilton,
9 37
L. T. Willis,
2 00
L. E. Hinds,
6 66
J. O. Howarth,
3 88
L. P. Lamprey,
6 63
F. O. Mason,
5 87
Wm. McClosky,
17 25
H. A. Palmer,
7 38
Oscar Vittum,
6 75
Samuel Peaslee,
1 75
Abram Tappan,
1 25
Frank Tappan,
75
Wm. Tibbetts,
5 85
Frank Tilton,
26 70
A. M. Vittum,
5 73
Marshall W. Vittum,
14 62
I. H. Graves,
2 00
$172 96
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd of Town Treas., on Selectmen's order :
Jan. 28. Order No. 85,
$172 96
ACCOUNT OF EUGENE P. WALLACE. SNOW BILLS FROM FEB. 1 TO APR. 1, 1904.
R. F. Abbott,
$12 71
A. C. Atwood,
5 59
Erastus Bagley,
1 25
Wm. Bennett,
6 50
M. G. Brown,
1 25
Clarence Bryant,
1 50
W. C. Bryant,
2 81
Charles Burrows,
99
H. L. Burrows,
17 25
John Burrows,
1 62
23
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
N. J. Burrows,
7 22
J. W. Burrows,
16 75
W. W. Carter,
6 60
F. H. Chick,
24 42
Samuel Chase,
5 50
W. H. Cook,
25
G. E. Danforth,
4 30
C. S. Ethridge,
1 44
C. E. Eastman,
5 93
Dexter Garland,
62
C. P. George,
4 84
A. S. A. Gilman,
4 75
John C. Gilman,
1 87
N. F. Gilman,
1 00
G. O. Hanson,
4 80
A. T. Hoag,
2 48
C. B. Hoyt,
3 83
Geo. S. Hoyt,
15 90
N. F. Hodge,
7 16
W. B. Marston,
6 48
H. E. Moulton,
4 62
E. W. Mudgett,
1 47
Elisha Mudgett,
5 97
W. H. Penniman,
6 39
J. S. Quimby,
2 81
C. O. Smith,
31 89
Harry H. Smith,
4 37
L. A. Smith,
2 06
C. E. Skinner,
1 35
John Sullivan,
6 87
A. F. Taylor,
7 27
Henry Tibbetts,
2 75
Wm. Tibbetts,
3 75
E. P. Wallace,
17 19
M. C. Wallace,
24 42
Charles Webster,
13 30
Will Wishman,
1 00
$319 09
24
ANNUAL REPORT
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd of Town Treas., on Selectmen's order :
Apr. 20. Order No. 8, $319 09
REPAIRS OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES, AND CUTTING BUSHES FROM APR. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1904.
F. R. Angier, 6 days 1 1-2 hours, $9 22
Horse 5 hours,
50 9 72
J. E. Beede, 1 day,
1 50
2 pair oxen 1 day, 3 00
Horse 1 day, 1 00 5 50
Leonard Brownlie, 7 days 1 1-2 hours,
10 72
C. H. Burrows, 2 days,
3 00
Fred N. Burrows, self and pair oxen 2 days,
6 00
Harry L. Burrows, 2 days,
3 00
J. W. Burrows, self and pair horses 2 days,
7 00
W. C. Bryant, 1 1-2 days,
2 25
S. D. Garland, repairing road machine, Sharpening drills, pick and bars,
79
3 39
John N. Dodge, 4 1-2 days,
6 75
L. B. Hull, 9 1-2 days,
14 25
F. M. Smith, spikes, powder, fuse and bolts,
1 66
Willis H. Smith, 1 day,
1 50
3 days running road machine,
6 00
7 50
John Sullivan, 2 days,
3 00
Horse 1 day,
1 00
4 00
Geo. W. Thompson, pair oxen 2 days,
3 00
E. P. Wallace, 12 days 6 hours,
18.91
Pair horses 12 days 1 hour.
24 21
43 12
Charles Webster, 5 2-5 days,
8 10
4 50
Pair oxen 3 days, Horse 1-2 day, 50
13 10
L. H. Smith, cutting bushes as per contract,
3 00
R. F. Abbott, self and 2 pair oxen 7 4-5 days,
35 10
F. R. Angier, 18 4-5 days,
28 20
Leonard Brownlie, 7 hours,
1 05
F. A Bryer, pair oxen 7 4-5 days,
11 70
Charles Burrows, 2 days cutting bushes,
3 00
Harry Burrows, 7 days,
10 50
J. W. Burrows, 8 hours,
1 20
Geo. O. Cook, 1 day,
1 50
2 60
25
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
A. S. A Gilman, pair oxen 8 3-10 days, 12 45
J. N. Hodge, 12 1-2 days, 18 75
L. B. Hull, 8 7-10 days,
13 05
H. E. Moulton, 2 men 1 day, Pair oxen 1 day,
1 50
Pair horses 7 hours,
1 40
5 90
Erastus Mudgett, 8 days, Horse 2 days,
2 00
14 00
Eugene Mudgett, 18 4-5 days, 28 20
Horse 2 days, 2 00
30 20
C. O. Smith, 2150 ft. bridge plank,
21 50
Willis H. Smith, 5 1-2 days running road machine,
11 00
Wm. Tibbetts, 9 2-5 days,
14 10
Eugene P. Wallace, 3 days,
6 00
Pair horses 18 3-10 days,
36 60
Self 15 4-5 days,
23 70 66 30
Charles Webster, 7 4-5 days,
11 70
Pair oxen 8 4-5 days, 13 20
24 90
F. R. Angier, 3 days 5 3-4 hours, Horse 1-2 day, 50
5 85
John Hodge, 1 day,
1 50
Erastus Mudgett, 1 day,
1 50
Eugene Mudgett, 1 1-2 days,
2 25
C. O. Smith, 150 ft. bridge plank,
1 50
Wm. Tibbetts, 1 day,
1 50
A. T. Stanton, 20 loads gravel,
2 00
E. P. Wallace, 3 days,
4 50
Pair horses 2 1-2 days,
5 00
Paid Harry Wallace, 1-2 day, 50 10 00
R. F. Abbott, cutting bushes as per contract 7 50
2 70
Albert Atwood, on highway as per contract,
5 00
E. P. Wallace, 2 1-5 days,
3 30
Pair horses 1-2 day, 1 00 4 30
Moses G. Brown, 1 day,
1 50
Walter C. Bryant, 4 1-10 days,
6 15
C. H. Burrows, 6 days cutting bushes,
9 00
J. G. Burrows, 4 days cutting bushes,
6 00
A. T. Hanson, 4 days 2 1-2 hours, 6 37
W. B. Marston, 3 1-2 days cutting bushes, 5 25
5 35
F. R. Angier, 1 4-5 days,
3 00
12 00
26
ANNUAL REPORT
Eugene Mudgett, 5 3-10 days,
7 95
E. P. Wallace, 6 1-3 days,
9 50
Pair horses 2 1-2 days, 5 00
Man 8 days 4 2-15 hours, 12 62
27 12
Charles Webster, 3 1-5 days, Horse 12 hours,
1 20
6 00
Geo. W. York, 4 1-2 days,
6 75
Chas. Burrows, 3 1-2 days,
5 25
John Burrows, 2 1-2 days,
3 75
Pair horses 2 days, 4 00
7 75
S. D. Garland, repairing machine, sharpening drills, 2 11
Geo. H. Hanson, 1-2 day,
75
John Hadlock, castings and bolts,
11 05
Erastus Mudgett, cutting bushes as per contract,
3 00
Eugene Mudgett, 2 days,
3 00
Eugene P. Wallace, 3 1-2 days,
5 25
Pair horses 3 days, 11 25
6 00
C. H. Burrows, 3 1-2 days,
5 25
W. W. Carter, through summer on road,
3 00
F. M. Smith, spikes, nails, powder and fuse,
1 39
C. O. Smith, 150 ft. bridge plank, 1 50
E. P. Wallace, services as road agent,
18 00
$672 35
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd of Town Treas., on Selectmen's orders :
May 28. Order No. 10,
$146 96
June 25.
18,
324 40
July 30. 66
33,
26 10
Aug. 27.
35,
19 50
Sept. 24. 66
36,
82 09
Oct. 29.
66 48,
44 16
Dec. 31.
66
67,
11 14
Feb. 2.
101,
18 00
$672 35
BREAKING SNOW FROM DEC. 28, 1904, TO FEB. 1, 1905.
R F. Abbott, A. C. Atwood,
$24 63
6 21
Wm. Bennett, 1 13
4 80
27
TOWN OF SANDWICH,
C. H. Burrows,
1 00
N. J. Burrows.
6 47
J. G. Burrows,
6 59
J. W. Burrows,
12 90
H. L. Burrows,
11 70
F. H. Chick,
13 87
Everett Eastman,
94
C. P. George,
88
A. S. A. Gilman,
2 40
Geo. A. Gilman,
5 25
J. C. Gilman,
4 31
Norman Hodge,
1 01
C. B. Hoyt,
5 00
E. W. Mudgett,
3 75
H. E. Moulton, 3 75
W. H. Penniman,
4 23
J. S. Quimby,
1 87
C. O. Smith,
30 97
E. P. Wallace,
3 17
M. C. Wallace,
34 87
Oscar Whedon,
2 10
Fred Williams,
6 81
$195 81
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd of Town Treas., on Selectmen's order :
Feb. 2. Order No. 107. $195 81
ACCOUNT OF ELMER ELLIOTT. SNOW BILLS CONTRACTED BY W. S. PENNIMAN FROM FEB. 1 TO APR. 1, 1904.
L. C. Ambrose,
$11 52
A. W. Bachelder, 2 94
L. D. Bean, 3 00
C. O. Blanchard, 7 62
J. R. Bryer, 5 00
J. J. Cartland,
8 38
Leon Currier,
9 84
Elmer Elliott,
29 78
Chas. R. Fellows,
10 27
J. W. Fogg,
3 87
28
ANNUAL REPORT
G. F. Gault,
12 75
J. F. Gilman, 9 67
L. D. Gray, 5 00
C. L. Foss,
6 50
J. A. Hanson,
19 04
W. F. Hill,
1 75
T. W. Hoag,
6 43
W. Z. Plummer,
7 80
S. F. Quimby,
4 00
J. A. Scriggins,
2 98
L. C. Skinner,
20 00
Jonathan Tappan,
24 54
W. W. Tewksbury,
14 12
Cornelius Turner,
7 62
$234 42
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd of Town Treas , on Selectmen's order :
$234 42 Apr. 30. Order No. 9,
REPAIRS OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES, AND CUTTING BUSHES FROM APR. 1, TO DEC. 31, 1904.
J. G. Atwood, repairs on road machine, $2 55
Rods for bridge, 1 50 4 05
Geo. Eaton, 1 1-2 days,
2 25
Elmer Elliott, April,
7 80
Elmer Elliott, May,
46 40
Francis Elliott, 11 days,
16 50
C. L. Foss, self and pair horses 3 hours,
1 05
Amos Gale, 13 hours, 1 95
Frank Grant, 7 1-2 days,
11 25
W. W. Tewksbury, 1 1-2 days,
2 25
Edwin J. Atwood, 7 days,
10 50
A. W. Batchelder, 12 days,
18 00
E. W. Bennett, pair oxen 11 days,
16 50
C. F. Brown, 1-2 day,
75
Will Brown, 1-2 day,
75
J. Page Brown, 6 days,
9 00
J. R. Bryer, 6 1-2 days,
9 75
Chas. S. Clark, 9 days running road machine, 18 00
29
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
Pair oxen 2 days,
3 00
Man 1 day, Ax, 85
1 50
23 35
Leon H. Currier, 2 days,
3 00
Geo. L. Eaton, 12 days,
18 00
Elmer Elliott, 14 days 4 1-3 hours,
21 65
2 pair oxen 12 days,
36 00
Pair horses 10 days,
15 00
Pair horses 2 days,
4 00
Horse 1 day,
1 00
Housing road machine,
2 00
Paid for oxen's board, 1 00
80 65
Francis Elliott, 15 days, 22 50
Chas. R. Fellows, 1 day running road machine,
2 00
C. L. Foss, 1 day running road machine,
2 00
Amos Gale, 3 days,
4 50
Albert Gale, 1-2 day,
50
F. H. Grant, 12 days,
18 00
Alonzo McCrillis, pair oxen 12 days,
18 00
W. W. Tewksbury, 1 1-2 days, 2 25
36 00
Henry Wallace, 2 days,
3 00
E. W. Bennett, 1 day,
1 50
J. Page Brown, 3 days,
4 50
H. H. Currier, 1 day,
1 50
Elmer Elliott, 7 1-2 days,
11 25
Pair horses 4 4-5 days,
9 60
Horse 2 7-10 days,
2 70
1 stringer,
1 00
Paid man 1 day,
1 50
D. S. Watson, 2 hours,
30
A. McCrillis, 3 hours,
45
Plow point and harrow repairs, 1 15 27 95
13 75
W. W. Tewksbury, 1 1-2 days,
2 25
Harry Wallace, 1-2 day,
75
C. O. Blanchard, 12 hours,
1 80
G. L. Eaton, 3 days,
4 50
Francis Elliott, 16 1-5 days,
24 30
Frank Grant, 1 day,
1 50
Francis Elliott, 9 days 1 2-3 hours,
Cornelius Turner, self and pair oxen 12 days,
30
ANNUAL REPORT
Elmer Elliott, 13 1-5 days,
19 80
Pair horses, 16 00
Horse 2 7-10 days, 2 70
36 ft. 8-inch timber, 3 96
42 46
Jonathan Tappan, repairing road as per contract, 2 00
Harry Wallace, 1 1-2 days, 2 25
J. G. Atwood, repairing road machine and sharpening drills. 1 90
A. W. Batchelder, 7 days, 10 50
J. Page Brown, cutting bushes as per contract, 9 50
L. H. Currier, cutting bushes as per contract, 2 00
Francis Elliott, 3 1-2 days,
5 25
Amos Gale, cutting bushes as per contract,
6 00
A. E. Lee, plank, 14 34
W. N. Mason, 262 ft. plank, 4 71
Frank Plummer, laying stone culvert as per contract, 5 00
Daniel Watson, 5 days,
7 50
Elmer Elliott, 7 days, 10 50
Man 1 day, 1 50
Pair horses 2 days 1 1-2 hours,
4 30
Pair oxen 2 1-2 days,
3 75
Drawing stringers from Mason's mill, 75
Labor on road, 94
Nails, spikes, and mending chains, 3 25
24 99
R. S. Batchelder, painting steel bridge,
6 50
C. O. Blanchard, 2 days cutting bushes, 3 00
J. F. Gilman, cutting bushes as per contract, 4 10
2 92
A. W. Grant, cutting bushes as per contract, W. S. Tappan, 2 men 1 day 3 1-2 hours, 3 men 1 day,
4 05
4 50
Pair horses 1 day 3 1-2 hours, 2 70 11 25
Elmer Elliott, services as road agent, collecting and paying bills in 1904 and 1905, 18 00
W. S. Tappan, 5572 ft bridge plank, 66 83
Spruce and hemlock for bridges, 30 48
Paint, linseed oil, turpentine and japan, 3 41
32 lbs. spikes, 1 28 102 00
$762 97
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31
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
RECEIPTS.
Rec'd of Town Treas., on Selectmen's orders :
May 28. Order No. 12,
$ 93 50
June 25.
26,
299 00
July 30.
34,
52 20
Sept. 24. 66
39,
78 81
Nov. 26. 66
56.
91 69
Dec. 31.
73,
129 77
Feb. 2.
108,
18 00
$762 97
BREAKING SNOW FROM DEC. 28, 1904, TO FEB. 1, 1905.
L. C. Ambrose,
$ 7 50
C. O. Blanchard,
5 50
J. J. Cartland,
6 19
C. W. Cove,
9 27
L. H. Currier,
3 23
Elmer Elliott,
9 85
C. R. Fellows,
3 57
C. L. Foss,
7 85
G. F. Gault,
5 00
G. L. Grey,
4 22
J. F. Gilman,
4 37
W. F. Hill,
4 87
T. A. Horne,
4 45
W. Z. Plummer,
4 91
L. C. Skinner,
12 73
Jonathan Tappan,
4 22
W. S. Tappan,
11 61
W. W. Tewksbury,
8 06
Geo. W. Wiggin,
4 65
W. C. Wilkins,
2 25
$124 30
RECEIPTS ..
Rec'd of Town Treas., on Selectmen's order : Jan. 28. Order No. 95, $124 30
CHARLES S. CLARK, EUGENE P. WALLACE, ELMER ELLIOTT,
Road Agents.
Report of School Board.
It seems that a lengthy report of our schools is unnecessary, for everyone interested in our schools is supposed to be well informed in regard to them.
The School Board have had an unusually difficult job in se- curing teachers who are qualified, without paying much more than has been our accustomed practice. We think the time is not far distant when we shall have to pay much higher prices to our teachers. Most of our schools have been supplied with competent teachers, and the results as a whole are highly satisfactory.
There have been some repairs made at North and East Sandwich, and we have quite a revenue in the treasury to aid in future repairs which can be used to good advantage. The parents have shown a good degree of interest in our schools, for which aid we are thankful.
We wish to thank the town as a whole for their support and the liberal appropriation for our use.
D. D. ATWOOD, HARRIET E. CARTLAND, A. B. HOAG, M. D., School Board of Sandwich.
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TOWN OF SANDWICH.
TREASURER OF SCHOOL BOARD.
TREASURER OF SCHOOL BOARD IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN DIS- TRICT OF SANDWICH FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1905.
SCHOOL REVENUE.
Interest on School Fund note,
$133 92
Repairs,
100 00
General fund,
236 08
Law,
1,050 00
Dog license,
142 84
Literary fund of 1903,
94 99
State aid,
165 12
$1,922 95
From Treasurer of 1903,
226 95
$2,149 90
TEACHERS' SALARIES.
June 29. Mabel I. Quimby, teaching 11 weeks in Center grammar school, $88.00
July 1. Ruth Scott, teaching 11 weeks in Lower Corner school, 55 00
July 1. Gertrude Glidden, teaching 11 weeks in Chick school, 66 00
July 2. Edith L. French, teaching 11 weeks in East Sandwich school, 60 50
July 2. Florence Hoyt, teaching 11 weeks in Center primary school, 71 50
July 2. Eva M. Bryant, teaching 11 weeks in North Sandwich school, 82 50
July 5. Alice N. Hoag, teaching 11 weeks in Dur- gin school, 71 50
July 5. Ella C. Hoag, teaching 11 weeks in White- face school, 82 50
July 7. Clara E. Parrott, teaching 11 weeks in Fellows school, 55 00
Dec. 16. Charles G. Penniman, teaching 15 weeks in Chick school, 97 50
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34
ANNUAL REPORT
Dec. 16. Alice Walker, teaching 15 weeks in Center grammar school, 120 00
Dec. 17. Alice N. Hoag, teaching 15 weeks in Whiteface school, 112 50
Dec. 17. Edith L. French, teaching 15 weeks in East Sandwich school, 82 50
Dec. 17. Agnes L. Peaslee, teaching 15 weeks in- Lower Corner school, 75 00
Dec. 17. Mrs. Maud Q. Bryar, teaching 15 weeks in North Sandwich school, 112 50
Dec. 17. Eva M. Bryant, teaching 15 weeks in Cen- ter Primary school, 97 50
Dec. 19. Edith Moulton, teaching 15 weeks in Dur- gin school, 97 50
$1,427 50
TRANSPORTATION.
July 9. Fred Mack, transporting one scholar to . Center school 11 weeks, $11 00
Dec. 17. Fred Mack, transporting one scholar to Center school 8 1-5 weeks, 8 20
Jan. 28. C. Cove, transporting one scholar to Center school 7 weeks, 7 00
Jan. 28. Frank Plummer, transporting one scholar to North Sandwich school 23 weeks, 23 00
$49 20
PERMANENT REPAIRS.
June 25. Roswell Batchelder, glass and setting same at Whiteface, $ 1 00
Aug. 17. Waldo Bros., 120 feet drain pipe, 22 80
Freight on same, 5 99
Drawing it, Pipe used at North Sandwich.
3 50
Oct. 21. Irving Gray, labor and material at North Sandwich, 28 94
Nov. 8.
Allen Vittum, labor at East Sandwich,
Material,
17 21
8 00
$87 44
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TOWN OF SANDWICH.
INCIDENTALS.
Apr. 20. Thomas Heath, cleaning house and vault at Lower Corner, $ 2 00
May 16. Aubrey M. Vittum, cleaning vault, and re- pairs at East Sandwich, 75
May 16. Aubrey M. Vittum, wood fitted at East Sandwich, 4 50
July 2. Freeman E. French, cleaning house at East Sandwich, 1 00
July 2. Fred N. Burrows, cleaning 2 rooms at Center, 2 00
July 2. Fred N. Burrows cleaning house at Chick's, 1 00
Sept. 2. Clara Parrott, cleaning house at Fellows', 1 00
Sept. 2. Ed F. Wallace, wood and repairs at Fel- lows', 1 75
Dec. 5. Winnie Willoughby, tuition of 7 scholars 25 weeks at True School, Holderness, 70 00
Dec. 13. A. B. Hoag, books and supplies, 8 27
Dec. 13. A. B. Hoag, cleaning house at North Sand- wich, 1 00
Dec. 17. Edith French, supplies at East Sandwich,
70
Dec. 17. F. E. Bryar, wood at North Sandwich, 1 50
Dec. 17. Geo. S. Hoyt, wood fitted at Lower Corner, 3 cords, 12 00
Dec. 17. Geo. S. Hoyt, wood fitted at Center, 2 cords, 8 00
Dec. 20. T. Olin Cook, wood at Chick's, 2 00
Dec. 21. Aubrey Vittum, 1-2 cord wood for East Sandwich,
1 50
Jan. 26. R. E. Lane, school order book, 85
Jan. 26. F. L. Hanson, cleaning vault at Center, 1 00
Jan. 28. Elmer Elliott, 1 cord wood at Whiteface, 1903, 3 50
Jan. 28. Ellen Brown, cleaning house at Whiteface, 1 00
Jan. 28. Lewis Elliott, cleaning vault at Whiteface, 1 00
Jan. 28. C. R. Fellows, 1 1-2 cords wood at Durgin's, 5 25
Jan. 28. Henry Wallace, cleaning vault at Durgin's, 1 00
Jan. 28. Mrs. Henry Wallace, cleaning house and washing curtains, 1 25
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ANNUAL REPORT
Jan. 28. W. S. Tappan, merchandise, 1 59
Jan. 28. Aristus Grant, wood at Whiteface, 1 17
Jan. 28. Elmer Elliott, wood at Whiteface, 3 00
Jan. 28. C. R. Fellows, 1 1-2 cords wood at Durgin's, 5 25
Jan. 31. Elisha Mudgett, 2 cords wood fitted at Center, 7 00
Jan. 31. Charles Blanchard, merchandise, 1 23
Jan. 31. F. M. Smith, merchandise,
2 00
Jan. 31. W. B. Marston, kindling wood at Center,
50
Feb. 9. A. B. Hoag, supplies, 2 85
Feb. 9. M. E. Perkins, labor and material at North Sandwich, 3 00
$161 41
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Mar.
Received of Treasurer of 1903,
$ 226 95
July 2.
Selectmen, by order, 600 00
Nov. 26.
Selectman, by order,
1,222 95
Nov. 26. Selectmen, for repairs, 100 00
Total revenue,
$2,149 90
Paid teachers' salaries,
$1,427 50
Transportation,
49 20
Permanent repairs,
87 44
Incidentals,
161 41
Money in hands of Treas.,
371 46
Money on hand for permanent repairs,
52 89
$2,149 90
ALBERT B. HOAG, BOOK AGENT,
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF SANDWICH.
Balance in hands of Book Agent,
$ 6 90
Received of Selectmen by order,
50 00
Supplies sold,'
60
Received from general school fund,
8 27
$65 77
-
37
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
EXPENDITURES.
Bought of Edw. E. Babb & Co. :
May 4. 12 gross crayons, $ 84
1 gross pencils, 90
1 gross pens, 35
6 packages paper,
78
10 packages ink crystals,
1 00
1 doz. slates,
1 25
100 slate pencils, 20
10 New Franklin's First Arithmetics, 1 60
10 New Franklin's Second Arithmetics, 3 00
5 doz. copy books, 2 70
2 Meservey's Book-keeping, 54
2 sets Meservey's Book-keeping blanks, 50
2 English Grammars, 2 50
16 16
Bought of Edw. E. Babb & Co. :
Sept 27.
10 gross crayons, $ 70
1 gross pencils, 1 50
2 gross pens, 70
1 gross pen-holders,
40
8 packages ink crystals,
64
1 doz. slates,
1 10
6 doz. writing books,
3 24
6 No. 1 Franklin Arithmetics,
95
6 No. 2 Franklin Arithmetics,
1 76
20 Word Lessons,
4 00
20 Elementary Geographies, 9 17
20 Advanced Geographies, 20 00
- 44 66
Bought of R. E. Lane :
June 22. 10 teachers' certificates,. $ 20
100 Certificates of Perfect Attendance, 1 25
Oct. 15. 150 Enumeration cards, 60
2 05
Express and freight,
2 90
$65 77
38
ANNUAL REPORT
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Total revenue for books and supplies,
$65 77
Paid for books and supplies,
62 87
Express and freight. 2 90
-- $65 77
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE.
We, the Auditors of the town of Sandwich, have this day examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Road Agents, Treas- urer, Library Trustees, School Board, Book Agent, Treasurer Old Home Week Association, and Treasurer Sandwich Vet- erans' Association and found them correctly cast and properly vouched for and find in the hands of D. D. Atwood, Town Treasurer, $2,321.52 ; in the hands of Charles Blanchard, Li- brary Treasurer, $13.10 ; in the hands of D. D. Atwood, School Board Treasurer, $424.35 ; in the hands of A. B. Hoag, Book Agent, nothing ; and in the hands of L. D. Bean, Veteran As- sociation Treasurer, $3.46.
We also find that the Tax Collector, Elmer S. Thompson, has collected and settled with the town in full for all taxes com- mitted to him.
February 15, 1905.
E. M. HEARD, CHAS. S. MARSTON, CARL S. DORR,
Auditors.
STATISTICAL TABLE.
Name of school.
Term.
Name of teacher.
@ | Wages of teacher per month
=== | Length of term in weeks.
-- ! Whole number of pupils.
| Number of boys.
| Number of girls.
| Average daily attendance.
Percentage of daily attend-
No. of half day absences.
No. of cases of tardiness. | No. on roll perfect attendance | No visits by school board.
: | Reading
6 8 | Spelling.
& N | Penmanship.
: | Arithmetic.
DE | Geography.
5: | Physiology.
History.
| Book keeping
| Composition.
o | Civil Government Drawing.
Centre Sandwich Grammar. . Spring .... [Mabel Quimby ...
26 11 18
9 9 16
.9515
92
6
3 18 18 18 18 15 18 18 18
Center Sandwich Primary . .. .
Florence W Hoyt
30|11 16
0 8 14
. 8851
184 43
2 17 16 16 16 14
16 14 2
16
North Sandwich ..
.
66
Ella C Hoag ..
30 11 19
7 12 17
.9275
71
6
Whitefacc
Alice Hoag .
26 11 13
8 5 10
. 9440
62
4
Durgin .
56
Gertrude B Glidden
24|11 |10
6
4
8 .8504
16.
8
2 13 10 10 10 6 10 2 0
4
6
22 11
10
4
6
3
1
3 .9241
27 45
2
1 14 4 4 3 3 3
3
3
3
3
Fellows ..
Edith L French.
22|11
9
3
6
9,20
.9573
170 34
Center Sandwich Grammar ...
Fall
Alice Walker ...
26 15 18 10
8 15
.8570
242 12
Center Sandwich Primary ....
Eva M Bryant ....
30 15 16 10
6 12
.8977
170 11
North Sandwich ..
Maud Q Bryar .
30 15 18
8 10 16
.9173
60 3
5 9 8 88 8 8 8 ..
3
.
Durgin ... .
6
Charles G Penniman
. 26 15 13
6
7 12
.7403
362 31
3 6 13 13 13 5 13 13 . .
5 2
.
Chick. . .
66
Agnes Peaslee ...
20 15 8
3
5 7
. 7344
232 18
418 8 88588 .. 3 .
Lower Corner ..
East Sandwich ..
.
Edith L French
22 15 13
4 9|10
.7962
361 9
3 16 13|13 13 4 10| 4 . . | 3| 1| 1|10
·
. ..
........
....
.... ... ..
....
8
East Sandwich ...
5 17 24 24 24 24 24 20 8:11 3 21 18 18 18 13 18 13 13 13
15
.. 14
Whiteface.
Alice Hoag ..
Edith M Moulton
26 15 8
5 3 6
.8750
3 9 16 16|16 11 16 15 .. 9 3 10 18 18 18 18 18 14 8 10 5 5!
4
. .
Lower Corner ...
Ruth B Scott ...
20 11
4
7 .8099
216
2 9 11 11 .. 3 7 19 19 19 15 19 15 10 7 3 2 13 13 13
5
14
1
.
.
2
8
Chick .. .
Clara E Parrott ...
3 59985842 2
1 6
..
22
13
.9161
193
9
22 22 22 21 22
No. of pupils attending the
following studies.
ance.
~ | No. visits by others.
| Eng. Language.
| Algebra.
9 4 8 10 1010 4 9 7
8 .9545
32 15 24 15
.
..
.
.
Eva M. Bryant ....
Sixth Supplement to Catalogue Sandwich Free Library,
Containing all Books Added During Year Ending Feb. 15, 1905.
2426 Admirable Tinker, The Edgar Jepson
2416
Adventures of Elizabeth in Rugen, The
2488 Affair at the Inn, The Kate Douglass Wiggin
2376 Argiculture for Beginners,
C. W. Burkett, F. L. Stevens, and D. H. Hill
2473 Alley Cat's Kitten, The Caroline Fuller
2432 Andy, Lucile Lovell
2377 Autobiography of Seventy Years. Vol. I, Geo. F. Hoar
2378
66 66 66 Vol. II, 66 2402 Autobiography of Thurlow Weed, Harriet Weed
2494 Beverly of Graustark,
2395
Bird Keeping,
2431
Bishop's Carriage, The
2417 Bonny Leslie of the Border,
2444 Book of Bugs, The
G. B. Mccutcheon C. E. Dyson Miriam Michelson Amy E. Blanchard Harvey Sutherland
2391 Book of the First American Chess Congress, The
Daniel Willard Fiske
2475 Boy Captive of Old Deerfield, The M. P. Wells Smith 2465 Bred in the Bone, Thomas Nelson Page
2389 Bright Face of Danger, The Robert Neilson Stephens 2496 Broken Rosary, A Edward Peple
2470 Bruvver Jim's Baby,
2448 Bylow Hill,
2503 By the Fireside,
Phillip V. Mighels George W. Cable Charles Wagner
2493 Christmas Eve On Lonesome, John Fox, Jr.
2481 Circular Study, The, Anna K. Green
2392 Comprehensive Subject Index to Universal Prose Fiction, The Compiled by Zella Allen Dixson
41
TOWN OF SANDWICH.
2484 Crossing, The
Winston Churchill
2396 Danté,
2419 Daughter of Dale, A
2502 Deacon Lysander,
2380 Deliverance, The
2420 Doctor Luke of the Labrador,
Henry Francis Cary, Tr. Emerson G. Taylor S. P. McLean Greene Ellen Glasgow Norman Duncan
2467 Elinor Arden, Royalist,
Mary Constance DuBois Pansy
2474 Endless Chain, An
2393 Essays on Language and Other Papers,
Rowland G. Hazard George Cary Eggleston
2387 Evelyn Byrd,
2403 Exploration and Survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah, Howard Stansbury
2455 Farm of the Dagger, The
Eden Phillpotts
2483 Fat of the Land, The
John Williams Streeter
2412 Flame, Electricity, and the Camera, George Iles
2436 Flower of Youth, The
Roy Rolfe Gilson
2497 Fort Amity,
A. T. Quiller-Couch
2435 Georgians, The
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