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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01825 6484 E
GC 974.302 P98AR, 1913
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
AUDITORS
AND
Town Officers
OF THE
TOWN OF PUTNEY
VERMONT
FOR THE
Year Ending February 1, 1913
AUDITORS
A J. AYER
TROTS OP . L. PEDILETHI & CO
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1912
Moderator : FRANK A. BURDITT. Town Clerk: A. M. CORSER. Selectmen : G. T. APLIN, 1913; F. A. AUSTIN, 1914; B. M. REED, 1915. Overseer of the Poor : DR. L. H. BUGBEE. Town Treasurer : H. L. BAILEY. Constables : W. A. WOOD, JOHN F. MALEY. Listers : WM. GARLAND, 1913; F. B. HANNUM, 1914; JOHN R. MILLER, 1915.
Auditors : A. M. CORSER, E. E. KNIGHT, A. J. AYER.
Town Grand Jurors : G. T. APLIN, F. A. BURDITT, H. A. BLOOD. Fence Viewers : HENRY CRAWFORD, HENRY WARREN, NELSON LOCKE. Library Trustees : MARY WASHBURN, 1913; NELLIE H. CLARKE, 1914; J. W. SHELLEY, 1915; MRS. GERTRUDE KNIGHT,. 1916; A. J. AYER, 1917.
School Directors: MARY WASHBURN, 1913; FRANK BURDITT, 1914; GEORGE T. APLIN, 1915.
Road Commissioners : GEORGE R. BRALEY, PARKER A. FULLER. Trustee U. S. Deposit Fund : FRANK A. BURDITT. Trustees Zacherly and Fossy Funds: H. P. FARR, 1913; F. A. BURDITT, 1914; A. M. CORSER, 1915. Town Agent : HARLAN P. FARR. Pound Keeper : FRED B. HANNUM. Surveyors of Wood and Lumber: B. M. REED, J. N. HUNT, A. J. AYER. Inspector of Leather : FRED J. MARTIN. County Grand Jurors : HENRY C. WARREN, FRANK A. FIFIELD. Petit Jurors : J. N. HUNT, FRANK DICKINSON, HAROLD BUGBEE, D. S. ANGIER.
Trustee of West Hill and Baldwin Funds: LYMAN B. WOOD. Trustee of East Putney Cemetery Fund : A. C. COBB. Sexton : W. G. TREADWAY. Health Officer : DR. L. H. BUGBEE. Superintendent of Schools : JOHN D. WHITTIER. Town Representative : EDWARD W. AIKEN.
Justices of the Peace : GEORGE T. APLIN, HENRY C. WARREN, FRANK A. BURDITT, HERBERT A. BLOOD, FRED L. PARMELEE.
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Treasurer's Account
H. L. BAILEY, TREASURER.
DR.
Cash on hand February 20, 1912, $ 714 40
Received town tax collected by treasurer, 9,718 08
Received of W. A. Wood, constable, taxes, 305 50
Received of A. F. Schwenk, Davis tax, 54 05
Received of A. F. Schwenk, Buckman tax,
68 46
State treasurer, state highway tax, 470 27
State treasurer, permanent work state road,
983 54
State treasurer, apportionment automobile fund,
148 43
State treasurer, state school funds,
687 82
State treasurer, account district superintendent,
208 93
State treasurer, bob cat bounty, 2 00
20 10
David T. Perry, for Tarvia,
70 00
George H. Thwing, Tarvia and stone,
24 20
Town clerk, for dog licenses,
97 00
Taxes abated,
51 00
Town of Dummerston,
7 10
Town of Vernon,
19 10
I. H. Bugbee, refund on stove, Loveland,
4 81
Eagle Pencil Co., refund,
1 50
B. M. Reed, lumber sold,
2 95
B. M. Reed, grass on schoolhouse lot,
1 00
F. A. Burditt, wood sold, 2 00
Wm. A. Cole Paper Co., subscription for roads, 300 00
L. H. Bugbee, goods sold from Amling estate, 10 00
Trustees, interest on public money, 62 95
Vermont National Bank, borrowed, 6,000 00
C. M. Kilburn, rent of town hall. 43 00
P. F. and R. W. O'Connor, rent of town hall,
15 00
Putney Grange, rent of town hall,
40 00
Received of L. H. Bugbee, refund on Chas. Davenport account, 9 00
Received of C. M. Kilburn, rent of hall, 1911,
50 00
$20,192 19
State treasurer, hedgehog bounty,
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Treasurer's Account
H. L. BAILEY, TREASURER.
CR.
Paid notes at Vermont National Bank, $6,500 00
Paid interest on notes, 445 07
Paid John F. Austin, interest to January 1, 1913, 112 00
Paid Nancy Austin, interest to January 1, 1913, 72 00
Paid H. P. Farr, interest to January 1, 1913,
240 00
Paid B. M. Reed, interest to January 1, 1913,
80 00
Paid Brattleboro Trust Company, interest on Martha Woodbury note, 76 51
Paid bounties on hedgehogs,
9 30
Paid L. H. Bugbee, M. D., returning births and deaths, 6 00
Paid H. H. Lawrence, M. D., returning births and deaths,
1 25
Paid A. I. Miller, M. D., returning births and deaths,
50
Selectmen's orders, 1912,
5,700 88
Road commissioner's orders, 1912, Braley,
645 34
Road commissioner's orders, 1912, Fuller,
933 05
School directors' orders, 1912,
3,601 36
Overseer of the poor orders, 1912, 998 72
Cash on hand February 1, 1913, $770 21
$20,192 19
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Overseer of the Poor
DR. I .. H. BUGBEE. DR.
Support of Loveland family :
M. G. Williams, groceries, etc., $ 98 48
F. B. Howard, meat and provi- sions, 35 52
A. M. Corser, groceries, etc., 23 79
Frank Young, rent,
50 00
Dr. L. H. Bugbee, medical atten- dance, 27 75
Dr. V. H. Eddy, glasses, 2 00
E. E. Blood, milk, wood, etc., 9 80
F. B. Hannum, wood,
19 00
B. M. Reed, wood,
1 87
Dr. H. H. Lawrence, 1 00
$269 21
Support of Dexter Farmer :
C. C. Farmer, board to December 27 94 00
M. G. Williams, clothing and tobacco, 9 75
A. J. Ayer, tobacco, 3 50
A. M. Corser, rubbers, etc .. 3 30
Dr. L. H. Bugbee, medical atten- dance, 3 50
$114 25
Support of Charles Davenport :
M. D. Royce, board and care, $145 25
E. E. Knight, burial, 36 75
Dr. I. H. Bugbee, medical atten- dance, 3 75
C. M. Kilburn, teams (refunded). 9 00
$194 75
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Support of Mary Gale :
Warner Kathan, board to Feb- ruary, 1, $193 60
A. M. Corser, clothing,
9 26
Dr. L. H. Bugbee, medical atten- dance, 16 50
Dr. H. H. Lawrence, medical
attendance,
3 00
$222 36
Support of James Curtis : Mrs. Patrick Clune, board and care, $107 15
O. Odett, care, 12 00
$119 15
Support of Mammie Grimes :
Mrs. B. A. Colebrook, board,
$ 18 00
Dr. L. H. Bugbee, medical atten- dance, 3 00
$ 21 00
Brattleboro
Retreat,
burial
Mrs.
Tenney, $ 15 00
E. E. Knight, burial Mrs. James Timothy, 36 25
Dr. L. H. Bugbee, wood for tramp house, medicine, etc., 3 25
A. M. Corser, food for tramps,
50
R. W. Littlefield, care of Clemons boy,
3 00
$ 58 00
Total expenses of poor, $998 72
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Overseer of the Poor
CR.
Received for goods sold Amling estate, $ 10 00
Received from J. H. Loveland, stove, 4 81
Received from Dr. L. H. Bugbee, refund on Chas. Davenport account, 9 00
Amount due from the Town of Rock- ingham, account of Chas. Davenport, 94 38
$118 19
Actual cost of the poor,
$880 53
Road Commissioner
GEORGE R. BRALEY.
George R. Braley :
715 hours, at 20 cents,
$143 00
672 hours, team, at 25 cents, 168 00
200 hours, man, at 20 cents, 40 00
27 hours, man, at 15 cents,
4 05
Meeting at Brattleboro,
2 50
F. B. Hannum, team work, at $4.50,
85 50
W. H. Farnum, labor,
111 37
C. H. Cooke, labor,
37 62
J. H. Loveland, labor,
5 62
Nelson E. Pratt, labor,
4 03
Harold E. Pratt, labor,
3 76
O. L. Buxton, gravel, 1 50
H. E. Gassett, labor,
2 00
G. F. Roberts, blasting,
8 89
W. W. Reed, labor,
4 50
E. Bovie, labor, 10 10
L. B. Wood, labor,
1 65
E. E. Blood, repairs, 6 00
A. C. Patterson, gravel,
2 50
D. H. Smith, repairs,
1 25
A. J. Wooley, labor,
1 50
Met by commissioner's orders,
$645 34
Unexpended balance, 1911, $ 82 50
One half highway tax,
539 05
Part of auto maintenance fund,
23 79
$645 34
$645 34
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P. A. FULLER.
P. A. Fuller :
882 hours, self, at 20 cents, $176 40
6003/5 hours, team, at 25 cents, 150 15
Attending meeting, 2 70
Paid freight, telephoning and postage, 1 45
F. E. Blood, team work, at 45 cents,
301 32
Fred Godfrey, labor, at 171/2 cents, 107 96
W. J. Fuller, labor, 78 79
Warren Punt, labor,
30 62
H. L. Tift, Jr., labor,
1 50
George Vaine, labor,
1 75
Albert Townsend, labor,
9 00
Frank Townsend, labor,
4 37
Q. B. Newcomb, labor, 5 00
O. Odett, labor, 4 02
M. Eugene Robbins, labor, 5 65
1 80
D. S. Angier,
5 90
J. J. Fuller, 5 82
O. L. Buxton, gravel, 21 00
A. F. Nathan, gravel, 90
A. A. Wing,
2 60
J. N. Hunt,
75
D. H. Smith, repairs, 5 10
A. B. Black, Road Machine Company, 8 50
$933 05
Met by commissioner's orders,
$933 05
One half highway fund, $539 05
Part of auto maintenance fund, 1244 24
Paid from town tax, 269 76
$933 05
J. J. Knight,
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Orders Drawn by Selectmen
These orders paid all bills against the town, not met by orders of the school directors, road commissioners and overseer, and those paid by the treasurer and shown in his account. The orders for bridges, town hall and dog ex- penses are included in the total $5,700.88.
State Roads
SELECTMEN.
D. S. Angier, 447/10 days, at $5.00, $224 50
H. D. Blodgett, 381/2 days, at $4.00,
154 00
E. E. Blood, team work, 221 50
Barrett Mfg. Co., 111 bbls. Tarvia, 447 47
Boston & Maine, freight, 93 47
Massachusetts Broken Stone Co., stone, 492 62
Boston & Maine, freight on stone, 363 76
Town of Brattleboro, use of roller, 60 00
Freight on same, 24 00
D. T. Perry, loading roller,
11 06
B. M. Reed, loading roller, etc.,
12 86
Wm. A. Cole Paper Co., coal,
19 80
Paid for tools, 4 82
Rufus Jacobs, labor,
46 37
Charles Davenport, labor,
32 37
Peter Jeffrey, labor,
14 87
Harold H. Bugbee, labor,
14 00
A. Norrington, labor,
43 74
George Reynolds, labor,
20 13
B. M. Reed, team work,
11 25
Bernard Kent, labor,
15 75
Raymond Stowell, labor,
16 50
Dan Crowley, labor,
5 25
Warren Punt, labor,
00
John Rice, labor,
3 50
10
Henry Wood, labor,
5 25
B. L. Wood, labor, 20 13
Fred Godfrey, labor, 7 00
N. C. Newcomb, labor, 1 75
H. D. Blodgett, helper 1/2 day,
1 25
A. M. Corser, supplies,
6 84
W. G. Treadway, team,
1 00
D. H. Smith, repairs,
80
D. S. Angier, labor and team,
21 90
Bela Booth, labor,
7 87
M. Eugene Robbins, labor,
60
R. Kingsbury, labor,
1 00
O. L. Buxton, sand,
2 50
H. H. Bugbee, lighting road,
4 00
Mrs. M. D. Whitman, level,
1 25
$2,443 73
FUND USED FOR ABOVE.
State highway tax, $470 27
Fund for permanent roads,
983 54
Subscription, Wm. A. Cole Paper Co.,
300 00
Voted by town, 500 00
Received for Tarvia sold,
20 00
Received for Tarvia and stone sold, 244 20
Paid from town tax, 95 72
$2,443 73
Town Officers
A. J. Ayer, services as auditor, $ 9 00
H. E. Gassett, services as auditor, 6 00
A. M. Corser, services as auditor, 2 00
J. R. Miller, lister, 34 00
F. B. Hannum, lister,
35 00
Ira Davenport, ballot clerk, 1911, 1912, 8 00
Wm. Garland, lister, 17 30
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W. A. Wood, attending meetings, 4 00
L. H. Bugbee, health officer, 25 00
I. H. Bugbee, overseer, 65 00
F. B. Hannum, ballot clerk,
4 00
J. J. Knight, ballot clerk,
6 00
Geo. R. Braley, ballot clerk, 2 00
F. A. Austin, selectman, 30 00
Geo. T. Aplin, selectman, 40 00
B. M. Reed, selectman, 20 00
W. G. Treadway, driving hearse, 57 00
H. L. Bailey, treasurer, 10 00
A. M. Corser, town clerk, 6 00
$380 30
Bridge Account
SELECTMEN.
United Construction Co., 5 steel
stringers,
$ 80 00
Perry Brothers, on arch work,
325 00
United Construction Co., E. P. bridge, 110 00
F. B. Hannum, 2 oak trees delivered to mill, 10 00
C. W. Gates, labor,
6 00
Dana S. Angier, labor,
6 25
Will Johnson, labor,
1 75
B. M. Reed, labor and material,
44 81
F. A. Austin, labor and paid for gravel,
13 90
E. Bovie, labor,
7 50
S. E. White, labor,
3 00
F. A. Austin, labor,
200
G. T. Aplin, labor,
9 05
B. M. Reed, labor and lumber, 162 77
D. B. Clough, labor, 2 00
A. M. Corser, spikes, 96
$784 99
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Town Hall Account
SELECTMEN.
Expenditures.
Paid W. J. Pentland, repairs on furnace, $ 25 94
Paid C. M. Kilburn, care of hall,
67 00
Paid P. F. and Robert O'Connor, care of hall, 24 50
Paid Geo. H. Hall, repairing roof,
21 30
Paid M. G. Williams, supplies,
1 06
Paid A. M. Corser, oil and supplies,
21 01
Paid G. T. Aplin, 31,260 pounds coal,
102 09
Paid Robert Goodhue, tuning piano,
4 00
Paid Ira E. Davenport, repairing steps, 1 10
Paid Geo. M. Clay, insurance 5 years,
182 26
Paid E. E. Knight, lumber and labor, 19 19
Paid B. M. Reed, wood and drawing coal, 29 60
$499 05
Receipts.
Rental of town hall,
$ 97 00
Expenses over income,
$402 05
Dog Account
Received for 75 licenses at $1.00, $75 00
Received for 1 license at $2.00,
2 00
Received for 5 licenses at $4.00, 20 00
$97 00
Paid A. M. Corser, writing licenses,
$ 8 10
Paid Gilbert Boutwell, sheep killed,
5 00
$13 10
Income over expenses,
$83 90
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W. G. Treadway, Sexton
SELECTMEN'S ACCOUNT.
Feb. 16. Mrs. Ranney,
$ 4 00
Mar. 1. Mary Underwood, 3 00
Apr. 18. M. D. Whitman, 3 00
May 4. Mrs. George Webber,
4 00
Mar. 12. Mrs. Austin,
3 00
June 21. Charles Davenport,
8 00
Aug. 5. Mrs. Devoll's mother,
3 00
29. Mr. Boutwell,
3 00
Nov. 7. Mr. Kingsbury,
4 00
Dec. 11. Mr. and Miss Miles,
6 00
15 Clark Pierce,
3 00
18. Mrs. Kilburn,
3 00
Jan.
3. Loomis,
4 00
28. Mrs. Frances,
3 00
Aug. 10. Wheeler, 3 00
$57 00
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Miscellaneous Orders
I .. P. Bailey, postage for town reports, $ 1 49
G. D. Aiken, breaking roads, 75
C. E. Cory, shoveling snow, 4 82
G. A. R. Post, per vote, 75 00
Nellie N. Clarke, library appropriation, 200 00
Geo. M. Clay, officers' bonds, 30 00
Geo. C. Averill, county tax, 53 41
State treasurer, state highway tax, 267 04
State treasurer, state school tax, 427 26
State treasurer, interest on U. S. deposit money, 74 06
F. E. Page, services, July 4, 2 00
Gilbert Boutwell, damage to sheep, 5 00
F. A. Burditt, taking school census, 6 00
L. P. Bailey, 400 post cards for tax notices, 4 00
E. L. Hildreth, printing town reports, 39 50
C. W. Gates, cutting brush, 28 35
H. E. Gassett, cutting brush,
1 40
F. A. Austin, labor and cash paid, 7 00
H. L. Bailey, collecting taxes, 97 18
H. L. Wood, labor, 6 13
B. L. Wood, labor, 6 00
W. A. Wood, labor, 6 00
C. F. Crowley, cutting brush, 75
Mike Black, iron water trough, 7 00
I .. B. Wood, mowing cemetery, West Hill, 1 00
A. J. Ayer, account births, marriages and deaths, 56 40
C. F. Farnum, printing, 2 00
C. F. Farnum, repairing hearse, 5 00
W. A. Wood, taxes abated, 51 00
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M. D. Whitman Est., part tax returned, 9 60
C. F. Farnum, printing notices, 2 00
E. E. Knight, water tub, 2 40
E. L. Hildreth, election printing, 15 75
Trustees, interest on public money, 62 95
Q. B. Newcomb, plumbing, 6 07
H: L. Bailey, making tax book,
5 00
A. M. Corser, reporting births, deaths and marriages, 3 40
A. M. Corser, making school returns to state, 4 50
A. M. Corser, writing 81 dog licenses, 8 10
A. C. Cobb, care of East Putney ceme- tery, 6 00
D. H. Smith, repairing water tub,
1 50
- $1,592 81
Orders drawn for state road account, $2,443 73 Orders drawn for town hall account, 499 05
Orders drawn for town officers' account, 380 30
Orders drawn for bridges account,
784 99
Miscellaneous accounts, 1,592 81 - $5,700 88
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Putney Public Library
Receipts.
Cash on hand February 15, 1912,
$ 29 32
Town appropriation,
200 00
Interest on Kimball fund,
20 20
Fines, etc., collected,
7 35
.
$256 87
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for books as per bills,
$194 36
Express, freight, etc.,
1 75
Fountain pen,
3 00
Stamps, etc.,
1 00
F. B. Hannum, wood,
3 00
Nellie N. Clarke, librarian,
50 00
Cleaning, etc.,
2 50
Cash on hand,
1 26
$256 87
About the same number of books have been issued by the librarian as last year (4,522), and had not the full year been cut short by two weeks would have exceeded it. The children are becoming interested in reading and books for the youngest readers are now on the shelves. Number of books added 187, three by gift. We ask that the same gen- erosity be shown this department as last year as we need the same amount of money.
NELLIE N. CLARKE, Secretary for Trustees.
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Grand List 1912
Real estate,
$4,076 15
Personal property not exempted,
906 35
204 taxable polls,
408 00
$5,390 50
Tax Statement
TAX OF 1912.
Grand list of 1912, $5,390.50, 200 cents on each
dollar, $10,901 00
Amount turned over to W. A. Wood for collec- tion, 778 00
Amount on which 4 per cent discount was made, $10,123 00 Discount on above, 404 92
Received by treasurer,
$ 9,718 08
TAXES IN THE HANDS OF W. A. WOOD, CONSTABLE.
Unpaid
Unpaid on
Collected Abated Feb. 1, 1913
Dec. 1, 1912. Tax of 1912.
$778 00
$ 68 50
$39 00
$670 50
Feb. 20, 1912. Tax of 1911.
530 40
359 50
4 00
166 90
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1910. 147 20
8 00
139 20
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1909.
48 50
7 50
41 00
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1908.
52 30
6 80
45 50
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1907.
18 70
3 40
15 30
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1906.
3 30
3 30
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1905.
56 10
49 50
6 60
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1904.
3 30
3 30
Feb. 20, 1912.
Tax of 1903.
11 24
11 24
$1,649 04 $495 20 $51 00 $1,102 84
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Inventory of Town Property
Town hall and furnishings,
$7,850 00
Horse sheds,
300 00
Tool building,
175 00
Tramp house,
225 00
Woodshed,
40 00
Scraper, tools, roller, etc.,
300 00
Hearse,
450 00
New schoolhouse,
9,500 00
No. 3 schoolhouse,
600 00
No. 5 schoolhouse,
350 00
No. 6 schoolhouse,
300 00
No. 7 schoolhouse,
1,000 00
No. 8 schoolhouse,
400 00
No. 9 schoolhouse,
400 00
$21,890 00
Funds Not Borrowed
Baldwin Cemetery fund, Lyman Wood, trustee, in savings bank, $100 00
West Hill Cemetery fund, Lyman Wood, trus- tee, deposited in savings bank, 156 00
Kimball Library fund, deposited one half in the Vermont Savings Bank and one half in the Brattleboro Savings Bank, 500 00
Sarah R. Perry fund in Vermont Savings Bank, 100 00
Old North Cemetery fund in Vermont Savings Bank, 345 70
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Liabilities, February 20, 1913
United States deposit fund,
$1,421 80
Fossy fund,
584 90
Zacherly fund,
465 20
East Putney Cemetery fund,
100 00
Mrs. Martha Woodbury, note,
1,000 00
John F. Austin,
2,800 00
Nancy Austin,
1,800 00
H. P. Farr,
6,000 00
Notes at Vermont National Bank,
6,000 00
B. M. Reed, notes, 2,000 00
Selectmen's order outstanding,
14 00
School directors' order outstanding (1906), 11 30
$22,197 20
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Resources of the Town February 20, 1912
Cash in treasury,
$770 21
Due on tax bill, 1903,
$ 11 24
Due on tax bill, 1904,
3 30
Due on tax bill, 1905,
6 60
Due on tax bill, 1906,
3 30
Due on tax bill, 1907,
15 30
Due on tax bill, 1908,
45 50
Due on tax bill, 1909,
41 00
Due on tax bill, 1910,
139 20
Due on tax bill, 1911,
166 90
Due on tax bill, 1912,
670 50
Due from Dummerston, tuition, 1911,
75 00
Due from B. C. Clemons, taxes col- lected,
220 00
Due from Westminster, tuition, 1908,
5 00
Due from Westminster, truant officer, 1908,
2 00
$2,175 05
Net liabilities, February 1, 1913,
$20,022 15
Town was owing February 20, 1912,
20,910 96
Decrease during year, $ 888 81
Your auditors have carefully examined the accounts, receipts, vouchers, etc., of the various town officers and have found them generally in good shape, and the above is a statement of the financial standing of the town so far as we have ascertained. Officers should be very careful to have bills and vouchers for all transactions and memoranda to refer to.
A. M. CORSER
Auditors. A. J. AYER
Putney, Vermont, February 1, 1913.
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Births
1912.
Jan. 5. Genevieve, to Mr. and Mrs. James Farwell.
30. Dora Julia, to Mr. and Mrs. George E. Holt.
Feb. 21. George W., to Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Devoll.
Mar. 6. Leslie Oliver, to Mr. and Mrs. Leon O. Wood.
22. Elgin, to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wheeler.
Apr. 9. Michael Joseph, to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murphy.
14. Richard Harwood, to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bugbee.
May 14. Helen E., to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Ayer.
Aug. 15. Roberta Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Martin.
24. Cleon Ellis, to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Phelps.
Sept. 27. Margaret Goodhue, to Mr. and Mrs. Ira G. Miller.
Oct. Neile John, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Vaine.
2.
Nov. 7. Louisa Emily, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Amidon.
14. Isaleni, to Mr. and Mrs. Bela G. Booth.
Dec. 5. Frank Willis, to Mr. and Mrs. George B. Read.
20. Annis Estella, to Mr. and Mrs. Pliny T. Car- penter.
Marriages
May 25. Stephen I. Thomas and Mrs. Ruth E. Bennett.
31. Jeroy J. Nichols and Bertha M. Wyman.
Sept. 21. Frank W. Young and Kathleen L. Stewart.
Oct. 26. Charles Morris and Mildred C. Morris.
Nov. 12. Henry W. Frost and Lura W. Holt.
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Deaths
Years
Months
Days
Jan. 15. William Robertson,
89
0
30. Abbigail B. Robertson,
79
9
22
Feb. 13. James H. Curtis,
62
0
16
13. Jane N. Ranney,
83
5
5
28. Mary Underwood,
71
8
5
Mar. 9.
Hannah T. Austin,
87
3
1
Apr. 15.
Martin D. Whitman,
78
4
20
May 1. Hattie Ormes Webber,
47
11
16
June 18.
Charles Davenport,
99
1
28
Aug.
Demanster H. Wheeler,
74
5
10
Sept. 11.
James H. Beal,
52
0
0
Nov. 4. Ezra B. Kingsbury,
81
8
2
Dec. 8. Mary Jane Miles,
75
3
5
10. George S. Miles,
68
1
4
16. Lydia A. D. Kilburn,
74
3
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WARRANT FOR TOWN MEETING
All Irgal voless of the Lawa of Putney are Tersoy nolined and warned townget in tre Tover hall in Porney on friday, March 1. 1918, AL (en o'clock sum, to act on the following Articles. vier
Art. T. To hear the report of the last mering
Art 2. Tu elect & moderne and all other down ficars. required by law for the year cosuing
Art. 3. To see if the town wDy amibowyer and austras ser the selectinen to appoint one or two roll ceromissienery for The posting year toalead of steering in bailor
An & To ire if license shall L- granted for the sale of intoxicgung Iguors, and Lo see il license of the fifth diays shall be granted in this Town.
Art. P. To ere id the fremnen will Vole to accept or reject the proposel thicles of ameshvent to The Constini. Lion of the State of Vermont
Art. 6. To determine what somn, if any,, the town will vote the G. A. R. Post to deffay the expenses of Memorial Day.
Art, " To hear the report of the truslers' of the town (brary and Lo dejermine what sum, if any, che this will pote to support the same
Art. 8 Th see what som, if any the Town wi appro- prite for perroquet highwaye.
Arz. D. To determine whether the town will vote to raise money by a LAx ou. fre grand list of fail to pay nil Hemroids, against und all expenses of the town for the ensuing year, and it so, what pes covit on thể grand Un of 7)18, and how it shall be collected.
Att. in. Sp transici quy other business that mmes legally rome before soud meeting
GPO. T. AFLIN E. W. AUSTIN BAL REED
Pitney, Mennour February 10. 1815.
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