USA > New Hampshire > Cheshire County > Winchester > Annual reports of the town officers of Winchester, N.H. : for the year ending 1909 > Part 2
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
" 3, Mrs. Julia B. Thayer, bequest 1,000 00
11, Interest allowed on Mrs. Thayer's bequest 375 33
Oct. 8, County dependent soldiers
125 07
" 8, county paupers 498 95
" 19, borrowed Town Fin. Com. 1,850 00
Dec. 11, State Treasurer, insurance tax 4 50
" 11, railroad tax 172 98
" 11, . 6 savings bank tax 119 02
" 11, literary fund 323 82
" 23, State engineer's account, state road 428 60
Jan. 7, 1909, settlement on H. H. Pratt note
72 55
". 21, Mrs. Julia B. Thayer bequest 700 00 Feb. 10, rent of town hall 25 00
" 13, dog license 285 60
" 15, hay on common 1908
3 00
" 15, Police court cases, 162 to 201 in- clusive 154 00
$40,224 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
County tax
$2,158 58
State tax
1,950 00
Schools
8,269 87
Memorial Day
30 52
Evergreen cemetery appropriation
275 00
Fire department
225 00
Town Library ..
500 00
Soldiers' monument
1,100 00
Grading for monument
142 24
Old Home Week
75 00
35
Hydrant
6
800 63
Ashuelot bridge
330 04
New bridges
1,012 19
Board of Health
233 96
Errors and abatements
207 01
Fire department
1,665 56
State highways
2,764 11
Highways
3,680 03
Vital statistics
349 75
Damage to stock by dogs
30 25
Care of Common
50 00
School census
25 00
Notes and interest
3,415 54
Library bonds, interest
600 00
Ordinary town charges
670 35
Paupers
1,794 90
Police court
45 13
$32,400 66
TOWN OFFICERS.
Selectmen
$492 25
Overseer of Poor
70 85
Auditors
2 00
Firewards
30 00
Moderator
10 00
Moderator, school meeting
2 00
Board of Health
10 75
Town treasurer
75 00
Treasurer, school district
20 00
Town clerk
50 00
Board of Education
362 52
Supervisors
63 00
Police
105 60
Police court Justice
100 00
36
Sexton
217 50
District clerk
3 00
Truant officers
6 50
Tax collector
200 00
Chief of fire department
10 00
Dog constable
16 00
Ballot clerks
24 00
$1,870 97
DEBTS.
Town bonds outstanding
· $15,000 00
Town notes
12,170 86
$27,170 86
Taxes uncollected, 1904
1905
104 40
1906
219 52
1907
429 53
1908
2,485 18
$3,367 03
Respectfully submitted, W. D. RIPLEY,
Treasurer.
We. the undersigned, auditors of the town of Winchester, have this day examined the books of the town treasurer for the year ending February 15, 1909, and find them correct. Cash on hand in the Winches- ter National Bank, to the credit of the town, $3,877.85.
CARLOS C. DAVIS, Town FRANK E. JENNINGS, S Auditors.
Winchester, N. H., Feb. 23, 1909.
$ 127 40
CEMETERY TRUSTS.
Capital
Unexpended
income Feb. 15.
1908.
Income
Received
Expended
1908.
Balance on
hand Feb. 15,
How
Invested.
H. L. Lane, Butler Fund James B. Cass Jane Thomas
$ 100.00
$ 4.25
$ 3.50
$ 1.50
$ 6.25 |Town Notes.
100.00
5.75
3 50
.75
8.50
50.00
2.00
1.75
.75
3.00
Ellen Alexander Ira Gustine
100.00
3.75
3.50
1.75
5.50
200.00
8.75
7.00
3.50
12.25
Tryphena Gustine
800.00
25.37
28 00
16.65
36 72
John A. Powers
150 00
5.50
5.25
2.50
8 25
Nathaniel Stevens
100 00
4.75
3.50
1.00
7.25
George B. Thompson H. Amelia and E. Smith Emily A. Atherton J. W. Titus Jane M. Utley
50 00
1.75
1 75
.75
2.75
100.00
6.41
3.50
9.91
70 86
3.48
2.48
1.00
4.96
100.00
1.37
3.50
1.25
3.62
100.00
2.23
3.50
1.50
4.23
200.00
7.00
2.00
5.00
50.00
1.15
1.15
$2,270 86
$75.36
$78.88
$34.90
$119.34
.
Sarah J. Rixford John Adams
.
1909.
1908.
REPORT OF Town Finance Committee.
The Town Finance Committee respectfully sub- mit the following report of the receipts, investments and expenditures for the year ending Feb. 15, 1909:
DR.
Feb. 15, 1908, To cash on hand $ 361 22
Interest on Penn. R. R. notes 250 00
" N. Y. city bonds 280 00
" L. S. & M. So. R.
R. notes 250 00
Interest on N. Y. C. R. R. notes 250 00 " Mrs. J. B. Thayer
bequest 375 33
Mrs. J. B. Thayer bequest 1,700 00
Town note $1,850 and interest 1,862 33
Interest on $1,000 note 40 00
" town of Walpole
bond 8 75
Interest on town of Northumber-
land bond 45 00
Town note $1,000 and int. 1,053 33
Interest on cemetery trust fund 78 88
John Adams trust fund
50 00
$6,604 84
1
38
39
CR.
By $500 bond, town of Wal- pole, N. H. $ 497 14
$1,850 loaned town of Win- chester 1,850 00
$2,000 Northumberland bonds and interest 2,096 76
Cemetery trust fund note
50 00
Amount expended on ceme- tery lots 34 90
Safety box in bank
3 00
2,000 Enfield Fire Disc't. bonds and interest 1,941 83
Amount of cash on hand in bank 131 21
$6,604 84
INVESTMENTS.
8000 N. Y. city bonds 312 per cent. $7,579 33
5000 N. Y. C. R. R. notes 5 per cent 5,030 56
5000 L. S. & M. S. R. R. notes 5 per cent. 5,030 56 5000 Penn. R. R. notes 5 per cent. 4,975 69
500 town of Walpole bond 312 per cent. 497 14
2,096 76
2000 town of Northumberland bond 412 per cent
2000 Enfield Fire Disc't. bond 312 per cent. 1,941 83
Town of Winchester cemetery trust fund notes
2,270 86
$29,422 73
W. D. RIPLEY, F. P. KELLOM, CHARLES. W. SCOTT, Committee.
Town Finance
Examined and approved. CARLOS C. DAVIS, 1 Town FRANK E. JENNINGS, Auditors.
Winchester, N. H., Feb. 23, 1909.
REPORT OF Treasurer of Public Library.
RECEIPTS.
1908.
Feb. 15, Balance in Winchester National Bank $ 7 93
Town appropriation
300 00
Special appropriation
200 00
Fines
4 10
$512 03
DISBURSEMENTS.
Outlook
$
5 00
Doubleday, Page & Co.,
2 00
P. O. box rent
80
Cleaning
4 75
W. H. Guernsey
40 63
magazines to May, 1909
37 50
66
1910
38 22
Mary E. Holmes
2 00
W. W. Smith
1 25
F. A. Prescott, Fuel
10 00
W. E. Saben, Coal
57 32
Winchester Star
3 00
Funk & Wagnalls
3 50
40
41
Century Book of Facts
5 00
Century Book of Health
4 75
Henry S. Hammond
3 00
Country Life to 1911 Popular Mechanics Merrill White
8 00
1 00
H. A. Manning & Co.
2 00
J. Grace Alexander
2 55
William Greenwood
75
D. Appleton & Co.
1 50
The Circle
2 50
Woodbury & Lesure
2 15
Abbie P. Thompson, Librarian
68 90
W. L. Rixford, Janitor
75 00
Grace B. Lobdell
3 00
Granite Monthly
1 00
Ball & Ripley
7 17
W. H. Guernsey
75 00
Bal. in Winchester Nat'l. Bank
38 79
$512 03
Respectfully submitted, J. GRACE ALEXANDER,
Treasurer.
Winchester, N. H., Feb. 25, 1909.
We have examined the vouchers and accounts of the Treasurer of the Winchester Public Library Trus- tees and find them correct.
CARLOS C. DAVIS, 1 Town FRANK E. JENNINGS, S
Auditors.
4 00
REPORT OF Trustees of Public Library OF WINCHESTER.
The trustees of Winchester Public Library beg to present the seventh annual report made to the voters of Winchester.
They take pleasure in stating that a number of books will soon be added to the library.
These will be catalogued as expeditiously as pos- sible, and placed upon the shelves for the benefit of the citizens of the town.
We suggest that the usual appropriations, $300.00 and $200.00 be made for library purposes for the year 1909-10.
Respectfully submitted,
MARY E. HOLMES, J. GRACE ALEXANDER, GEORGE W. PEIRCE, LAFELL DICKINSON, HOSEA W. BRIGHAM,
Town Library Trustees.
42
1
Police Court.
EXPENDITURES.
Carlos C. Davis, salary
$100 00
Costs in cases Nos. 164, 174, 180, 185, 190 and 199
20 13
$120 13
RECEIPTS.
Fine in case No. 163
$50 00
165
5 00
،،
166
5 '00
167
5 00
168
3 00
66
169
2 00
170
5 00
66
171
5 00
172
5 00
173
5 00
175
5 00
177
5 00
66 178
3 00
179
2 00
5 00
181
43
44
66
182
5 00
183
5 00
184
5 00
188
5 00
191
5 00
66
192
5 00
193
2 00
194
2, 00
·
199
5 00
5 00
Total receipts
Expenditures
120 13
Balance
$33 87
Cases Nos. 162, 164, 176, 187, 189, 195, 198 werr settled without fine.
Cases Nos. 174, 190, 197 and 200 were dismissed.
Case 180 was held for Superior Court.
In case 185 the respondent was sent to the State Industrial School.
Case 186 was appealed to Higher Court.
CARLOS C. DAVIS, Police Court Justice.
201
154 00
REPORT OF Cemetery Committee.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1909.
Appropriation for care of cemetery
$275 00
Cash left from 1907
56 27
Balance transferred from fence fund
29 94
$361 21
DISBURSEMENTS.
E. L. Alexander, 58 hrs. work with man
$17 40
97
14 55
50
66
15 00
45 “
13 50
E. G. Harder and German
124 hrs.
26 10
E. L. Alexander, labor
34 50
Repairing lawn mower
2 70
German, 60 hrs. labor
9 00
M. D. Jones Co., for vase
10 00
James H. Bliss, labor and freight
4 52
E. G. Harder, 121 hrs. labor
18 15
R. D. Field, 45 hrs. labor
6 75
45
46
R. D. Field, 40 hrs. labor E. L. Alexander, labor 38 85
6 00
R. D. Field, 35 hrs. labor
5 25
E. G. Harder, 119 hrs. labor
17 85
E. L. Alexander, labor and team
39 85
Amos Bolton, cutting gate 1 50
Albright & Lightcap, markers
16 00
H. T. Coombs, freight 2 90
John Hutchins Est., work on water, pipe, etc. 25 17
$325 54
Balance in bank $35 67
The committee would recommend for care and im- provement of the cemetery that the sum of $350 be raised and appropriated.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE B. WOODS, - Cemetery
JAMES H. BLISS,
ANDREW J. HILLS.
Committee
REPORT OF Musterfield Park Committee.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1909.
No appropriation made for 1908.
Cash left from 1907 $21 57
DISBURSEMENTS.
Samuel Hammond, work with team and men $3 00
Balance in bank $18 57
We recommend that the sum of $50. be raised and appropriated to be used in improving the Musterfield Park for the ensuing year.
Respectfully sucmitted, GFORGE B. WOODS, - Committee.
ANDREW J. HILLS, JAMES H. BLISS.
47
Auditors' Report.
The auditors of the town of Winchester for the year ending Feb. 15, 1909 hereby certify that they have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Town Treasurer, and other town officers and find the ac- counts correctly cast and with proper vouchers, and that the financial condition of the town on Feb. 15, 1909 is as follows.
LIABILITIES.
Library Bonds
$15,000 00
Universalist Society note
5,000 00
Tryphena Gustene note
3,000 00
Eliza Fuller note
1,000 00
Frank E. Leonard note
500 00
Trustee Philesian Lodge note
400 00
Cemetery trust notes
2,270 86
Literary fund due schools
323 82
Dog license due schools
255 35
Unexpended Electric light Appropriation
1,000 00
$28,750 03
ASSETS.
Cash in treasury Feb. 15, 1909
$3,887 85
Due from County for support of paupers
449 83
48
49
Certificate of deposit for unexpended Elec- tric light Appropriation with interest Judgment rendered against Elijah Stock- well and Rosa B. Stockwell Uncollected taxes 1904
1,020 00
498 73
127 40
66 1905
104 40
1906
219 52
1907
424 53
66 1908
2,485 18
Balance in Bank credited to Overseer of Poor 3 50
$9,220 94
Net liabilities as reported Feb. 15, 1908 exclusive of Library bonds $4,942 48
Net liabilities as reported Feb. 15, 1909 exclusive of Library bonds
$4,529 09
Showing a reduction of debt during year ending Feb. 15, 1909 $413 39
CARLOS C. DAVIS, 1 Town FRANK E. JENNINGS, S Auditors.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
[L. S.]
CHESHIRE, SS.
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Winchester, qualified to vote in town affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said Winchester, on the 9th day of March next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to vote upon the follow- ing subjects:
ARTICLE 1 .- To receive the report of the town treasurer and other town officers, including agents and committees, and act thereon.
ART. 2-To choose all necessary town officers for the ensuing year.
ART. 3 .- To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the care of the common the ensuing year, or act thereon.
¥ART. 4 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise to keep the roads in repair the ensuing year, or act thereon.
ART. 5 .- To see if the town will vote to have state aid on permanent road, raise necessary money therefor, or act thereon.
50
51
ART. 6 .- To see if the town will vote to continue the sidewalk on Richmond street from a point near the residence of Merrill White, to a point near the residence of Luman R. Nelson, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 7 .- To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred and seventy-five dollars to be expended in repairing the sidewalk from the Grange hall, to a point near the residence of E. M. Prentice on Mechanic street, or act thereon.
ART. 8 .- To see if the town will vote to build a concrete sidewalk on the southeast side of Main street, commencing at a point near the Congrega- tional Church, extending to the residence of O. B. Curtis, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 9 .- To see if the town will vote to raise the road and sidewalk from the residence of Fred E. White, to the new state road, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
Art. 10 .- To see if the town will vote to have the road on the farther side of the mountain, on the Northfield road widened and made so two teams can pass, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 11 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise to pay the town officers the ensuing year.
ART. 12 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise tor ordinary town charges the ensuing year.
ART. 13 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise for the support of poor the ensuing year.
ART. 14 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise for the support of the fire department the ensuing year, or act thereon.
52
ART. 15 .- To see if the town will vote to pay the firemen anything in excess of what is allowed by law.
ART. 16 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise for the support of the public library, in- cluding care of building and grounds, or act thereon.
ART. 17 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise for decorating soldiers' graves, or act thereon.
ART. 18 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise for the care and improvement of Ever- green cemetery the ensuing year, or act thereon.
ART. 19 .- To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of seventy-five dollars to pur- chase a device for lowering caskets.
ART. 20 .- To see if the town will vote to sell the pine timber growing on the Rixford cemetery lot, to- wards defraying the expense of building a fence around said cemetery, or act anything thereon.
ART. 21 .- To see if the town will vote to paint the south parish cemetery fence, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 22 .- To see if the town will vote to pay the library bonds, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 23 .- To see if the town will vote to put in a water system for the benefit of town, by erecting a pumping station at Forest Lake, laying pipes of suit- able size to convey the water to an aqueduct to be built at or near the summit of Meeting House moun- tain, and from there conveyed in pipes throughout the town for the benefit of the inhabitants, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 24 .- To see if the town will vote to put in a sewer system for the benefit of the town, so that the
53
residents may connect therewith, thereby improving the sanitary condition, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 25 .- To see if the town will vote to put in a sewer on Parker street to carry off the surface water, and allow residents on said street to connect therewith, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 26 .- To see if the town will vote to instruct cmetery committee to repair and put the water system now supplying Evergreen cemetery in perfect condition. To have the same done before Memorial day 1909. Raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 27 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate to defray the expense of observing Old Home week.
ART. 28 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise to pay on the town debt, or act thereon.
ART. 29 .- To see if the town will vote to appoint one or more liquor agents the ensuing year.
ART. 30 .- To see if the town will vote to extend the hydrant system in Ashuelot, to or toward the residence of John Qualters, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
ART. 31 .- To see if the town will vote to estab- lish a voting precinct in Ashuelot.
ART. 32 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise for the purchase of hose for fire depart- ment.
ART. 33 .- To see if the town will select a com- mitiee to investigate and report on the practicability of purchasing, if satisfactory to the school district of Winchester, the Robbins property, now owned by the Grange, and the Mrs. J. F. Field property or any
54
other contiguous property. The same being for a schoolhouse lot, or act anything thereon.
ART. 34 .- To see if the town of Winchester will vote to accept the trust fund as provided by the last will and testament of the late Willard H. Jennings of this town, or act anything thereon or in relation there- to. The same being in relation to certain burial lots in Evergreen Cemetery and the care thereof.
ART. 35 .- To see how much money the town will vote to raise for the improvement of the old Muster- field, or act anything thereon.
ART. 36 .- To see if the town will vote to estab- lish a by-law to forbid any person to ride or drive faster than a walk upon or across the Iron Bridge crossing the Ashuelot river in the village of Winches- ter, under a penalty of one dollar, and the Selectmen be instructed to appoint someone to see that the law , is enforced.
ART. 37-To see if the town will vote to exempt from taxation till April 1st, 1919, such buildings and machinery as may be constructed and located upon the property recently purchased by E. C. Robertson & W. F. Robertson of the Cheshire Provident Inst. and L. F. Dickinson situated at Ashuelot, the same to be used by them or their successors as a manufacturing establishment, or act thereon.
ART. 38-To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $50.00 to straighten and improve the curve in road near Westport, or act thereon.
ART. 39-To see if the town will vote to purchase a street sprinkler or any other road machinery, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
55
ART. 40 .- To see what action the town will take regarding street lights in the villages of Winchester and Ashuelot, raise money therefor, or act thereon.
[L. S.] CHARLES W. SCOTT, Selectmen
FRANK E. LEONARD. of
WILLIAM E. JOHNSON, Winchester
A true copy of warrant, attest:
CHARLES W. SCOTT, - Selectmen
FRANK E. LEONARD,
WILLIAM E. JOHNSON - of
Winchester
REPORT OF Board of Education.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JULY 15, 1908.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Francis H. Buffum, Term expires 1909
Charles J. Fosgate,
1910
George W. Peirce, 66 1911
HIGH SCHOOL.
Vryling W. Buffum, Principal. Olive Cooper, Assistant Principal. Wages of principal per week, $25; wages of assistant principal per week, $13.88.
Length of school in 'weeks for the year, 35 1-5. Fall term, 14 3-5; winter term, 11; spring term, 9 3.5.
Whole number of scholars, 37. Boys 17; girls, 20. Average daily attendance, 30 4-7. Number of cases of tardiness, 71.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Olive Bliss, 1, 2 Franklin P. Kellom, 2, 3
Doris Hildreth, 1, 2, 3
Rachel Rixford, 1, 2
James S. Kellom, 2 Malcolm Pease, 2, 3
56
57
Maysie Beaman, 2
Madeline Handy, 2, 3
Ruth M. Bartley, 3
Abbie Hammond, 3
Names of scholars in graduating class 1908:
Maysie Beaman,
John J. Conway,
Flora M. Fisher,
Abbie L. Hammond,
James S. Kellom, Martin W. Qualters
SCHOOL NO. 2-PRIMARY.
Jennie A. M. Qualters, teacher for the year.
Wages of teacher per week, $9.00.
Length of school in weeks for the year, 33 2-5.
Fall term, 13 3-5; winter term, 10; spring term, 9 4-5.
Whole number of scholars, 31. Boys, 21; girls, 10. Average daily attendance, 26.
Number of cases of tardiness. none.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Willie Bouchie, 1, 2, 3
Arthur Bouchie, 1, 2, 3,
Wesley Sullivan, 1, 3 Eugene Allen, 2
Agnes Cunningham, 1, 2
Charles LeBarge, 2
*Gertrude Allen, 1, 2 Roger Tacy, 2
Louis LeBarge, 1, 3 Esther Berkenshaw, 2
Clancie Murphy, 1, 3 Florence Bergeron, 2 Thomas Connors, 2, 3 Merna Wicks, 2 Joe Butler, 2, 3
*Gertrude Allen, absent only one day during the school year.
SCHOOL NO. 2, GRAMMAR.
Katherine F. Conroy, teacher for the year. Wages of teacher per week, $11.00. Length of school in weeks for the year, 36.
Frederick Donivan, 1
Rose Smith, 1
58
Fall term, 14; winter term, 12; spring term, 10. Whole number of scholars, 36. Boys, 17; girls, 19. Average daily attendance, 30.
Number of cases of tardiness, 71.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Fred Bolton, 1, 2, 3,
Olive Cooligan, 1, 2
Ethel Axon, 1, 2
Millia Gregoire, 1, 2
Victor Lawson, 1, 3
Guldie Basch, 1
Frances Donovan, 1, 2
Irene Doucette, 1
Ismay Estey, 1, 2,
Steven Sullivan, 2
Percy Bergeron, 2, 3
Ruth Bradford, 2
Philip Bolton, 2, 3
Nora Thompson, 2
Michael Connors, 2, 3
Margaret Thompson, 2
Clarence Fairbanks, 2, 3, Esther Welch, 2
Martin Sarsfield, 2, 3
Lydia Bouford, 2
Oscar Bouford, 2, 3
George Wagner, 3
SCHOOL NO. 3-FIRST PRIMARY.
Susie F. Conway, teacher for the year.
Wages of teacher per week, $9.00.
Length of school in weeks for the year, 34.
Fall term, 14; winter term, 10; spring term, 10. Whole number of scholars, 53. Boys, 25; girls, 28. Average daily attendance, 36 7-10. Number of cases of tardiness, 144.
· ROLL OF HONOR.
Arthur Roy, 1,3 Dorothy Stone, 1
Douglas Pease, 1, 3
Mildred Jackson, 1¿
William Conway, 2, 3
Wilmer Pickett, 3
Mazie Bardwell, 3
Laura Hill, 3 Amelia Roy, 3
Lillian Henderson, 2 Alexander Smofski, 3 Winifred Bicknell, 3 Katie Shine, 3 Elsie Shine, 3 Esther Stetson, 3
59
SCHOOL NO. 3-SECOND PRIMARY.
Grace I. Wilcox, teacher for the year. Wages of teacher per week, $9.
Length of school in weeks for the year, 32 4-5.
Fall term, 13; winter term, 10; spring term, 9 4-5. Whole number of scholars, 31. Boys, 15; girls, 16. Average daily attendance, 22 13-20.
Number of cases of tardiness, 39.
ROLL OF HONOR.
James Burns, 1,2
Ida Kendrick, 1
Walter Cooney, 2, 3 Lloyd Hildreth, 2
Adams Martin, 2, 3 Marjorie Moore, 2
Raymond O'Connor, 3
SCHOOL NO. 3-SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Alice M. Barker, teacher for the year.
Wages of teacher per week, $10.00.
Length of school in weeks for the year, 34.
Fall term, 14; winter term, 10; spring term, 10. Whole number of scholars, 43. Byos, 24; girls, 19.
Average daily attendance. 37 3-5. Number of cases of tardiness, 144.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Ray Cook, 1, 2, 3
Wyland Jackson, 1, 2, 3
Ella Young, 1, 2, 3
George Kellom, 1, 3 Robert Hill, 1, 2
Oliver Prentice, 1,2 Roy Stone, 1, 3 George Wentworth, 1 Alwin Young, 1, 2 Gertrude Bates, 1 Willard Donaghy, 2
Grace Henderson, 1, 3 Lucy Smofski, 1, 3
Reginald Balch, 2, 3 Hattie Carpenter, 2, 3 Elsie Willard, 2, 3
Vargie Polaski, 1
Raymond Hooper, 2
60
Walter Miniatt, 2 Paul Prentice, 2 Emma Vigneau, 2 Willie Brooks, 3
Fred Hammond, 2 George Nash, 3 Pearson Putnam, 3 Medrich Roy, 3
Dorris Stetson, 3
SCHOOL NO. 3-FIRST INTERMEDIATE.
Helen Healy, teacher for the year. Wages of teacher per week, $10.
Length of school in weeks, for the year, 34.
Fall term, 14; winter term, 10; spring term, 10. Whole number of scholars, 40. Boys, 22; girls, 18. Average daily attendance, 33.
Number of cases of tardiness, not reported.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Dorothy Pease, 1, 2, 3
Elizabeth Burpee, 1
Clarence Brooks, 1, 3
Percy Hill, 1, 3
Bathena Davis, 2 Marion Gee, 2
Frank Field, 1
Herbert Torsleff, 3
SCHOOL NO. 3-GRAMMAR.
Mabel E. Bigelow, teacher for the year. Wages of teacher per week, $11.
Length of school in weeks for the year, 34 9-10.
Fall term, 14 1-10; winter term, 11; spring term, 9 4-5.
Whole number of scholars, 34. Boys, 19; girls, 15. Average daily attendance, 29.
Number of cases of tardiness, 168.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Hervey Bliss, 1, 3 *Winfred Young, 1, 2
Elsie Prentice, 1, 2, 3 Jennie Willard, 2 Doris Woodbury, 2 Agnes Buchanan, 3
61
Esther Flint, 2, 3 Katherine Ball, 1
Lydia Mason, 3 Frank Miniatt, 3 Leo Roy, 3 *Winfred Young absent only half day for the year.
SCHOOL NO. 5-TWO TERMS.
Annie E. Watson, teacher. Wages of teacher per week, $7.
Length of school in weeks, 24.
Fall term, 12; spring term, 12.
Whole number of scholars, 10. Boys 5; girls, 5
Average daily attendance, 813.
Number of cases of tardiness, 2.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Edith Very, 1, 2
Jessie Beal, 1
Emily Beal, 1
Gertrude Plummer, 1 Cora Plummer, 1 Cecil Shepardson, 1
Horace Very, 2
SCHOOL NO. 9-TWO TERMS.
Emma C. Fisher, teacher.
Wages of teacher per week, $7.00.
Length of school in weeks, 26 1-5.
Fall term, 14 3-5; spring term, 11 3-5
Whole number of scholars, 12. Boys, 8; girls, 4 Average daily attendance, 9.
Number of cases of tardiness, 5.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Neva Collier, 1 Rose Field, 2 SCHOOL NO. 10-TWO TERMS. Edna M. Scott, teacher,
62
Wages of teacher per week, $7.00. Length of school in weeks, 27. Fall term, 15; spring term, 12. Whole number of scholars, 13. Boys, 9; girls, 4 Average daily attendance, 111/2. Number of cases of tardiness, 4.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Sterry Phillip, 1, 2 Willard Thompson, 2
Sadie Phillip, 1, 2
Ethel Phillip, 2
Charlie Phillip, 1, 2 Esther French, 1, 2
Raymond Scott, 1, 2 Wilmer Ware, 1, 2
Albert Ware, 1, 2 Laura Thompson, 1, 2
Wesley Thompson, 1, 2
SCHOOL NO. 13-TWO TERMS.
Daisy F. Hill, teacher.
Wages of teacher per week, 7.00.
Length of school in weeks, 27.
Fall term, 15; spring term, 12.
Whole number of scholars, 12. Boys, 4; girls, 8.
Average daily attendance, 11. Number of cases of tardiness, 5.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Emma Hill, 1, 2
Bertha Hill, 1, 2
Helen Hill, 1, 2
Joe Rivers, 1, 2
Lillian Wyman, 1
Ethel Hill, 1
Roy Willard, 2
Edna Rivers, 1, 2 Celia Willard, 1, 2 Clesson Wyman,
SCHOOL NO. 16.
Edith W. Flint, teasher for six weeks. Abbie J. Field, teacher for remainder of the year. Wages of teacher per week, $7.00.
63
Length of school in weeks, 30. Fall term, 14; winter term, 6; spring term 10. Whole number of scholars, 18. Boys, 8; girls, 10, Average daily attendance, 71%. Number of cases of tardiness, 6.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.