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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF OFFICERS
OF THE
GC 974.302 P69A, 1911-1913
TOWN OF PITTSFORD
VERMONT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1st
1911
THE WOODRUFF PRINT SHOP BRANDON, VT.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE .
BOARD OF OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF PITTSFORD
VERMONT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1st
«
1911
THE WOODRUFF PRINT SHOP BRANDON, VT.
Town Officers.
Moderator-D. D. Burditt.
Town Clerk and Treasurer-S. K. Burbank.
Selectmen-C. A. Creed, G. F. Hendee, D. D. Hall. Overseer of Poor-James Halpin.
School Directors-T. J. Hagan, R. C. Smith, A. D. Tiffany. Listers-Frank J. Hinds, Jas. Candon, Ernest Hitchcock. Auditors-T. H. Candon, E. A. Randall, J. E. McCormick. First Constable-J. E. Tennien.
Second Constable-H. C. Scoville.
First Grand Juror-A. D. Tiffany.
Second Grand Juror-L. S. Kendall.
Road Commissioner-E. L. Breed.
Town Agent-D. D. Burditt.
Tree Warden-J. A. Duffy.
Justice of Peace- C. M. Sturtevant, J. B. Candon, P. McDevitt, D. D. Burditt, J. A. Eayres, R. W. Barnard, L. S. Kendall
Grand List, 15,190.62. No. of 670.
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Selectmen's Report.
In presenting this, we have nothing out of the usual to report. General repairs on our bridges, culverts, guard rails, including the cutting of brush and material used, has cost $312.31. We have made some much needed repairs in our Town Hall kitchen ; laid a new floor, cut an opening through into the hall and painted the wood work, at a cost of $26.93. Received for rents of hall $38.00; piano $30.00. Paid for tuning piano $3.50. The Schools of the Town have had the use of the hall and piano free, ten evenings, Band three, and Lady Foresters one. The Town Clerk's office has received some finishing touches, in the way of grille work and shelv- ing, which adds much to the convenience of the office. The damage done by dogs amounts to $177.15. The law requires every dog to wear a collar, distinctly marked with owner's or keeper's name and registered number. This will be strictly enforced hereafter. Received for licenses on 199 male and 23 female dogs $296.00.
Orders have been drawn on the Treasurer as follows :
Date No. 1910
Amount
Feb. 17 1. J. E. McCormick, services as audi- tor, $6.00, Stamps, Express and Telephone $6.40, 700 Town Re- ports $53.40, $ 65 80
17 2. E. A. Randall, services as auditor, 6 00
17 3. T. H. Candon services as auditor, 6 00
Mar. 9 4. Maclure Library, quarterly allowance, 76 75
10
5. M. C. Webber, legal services 1909, 14 00
10 6. F. M. Scofield, janitor, work and re- pairs on hall, 4 51
14 7. J. K. P. Chapman, snow plowing side walks, 27 50
July 2 8. Chas. Potter, bridge work, 3 00
4
Date No.
Amount
July 2 9.
Wm. Dimick, bridge work, $ 3 00
2 10. C. A. Creed, bridge work 84 50
2
11. Fleming Bros. snow guards, Town Clerk's office. 1 98
2
12.
Maclure Library, quarterly allowance, 75 95
2
13. S. K. Burbank, making Grand List $10.00, Tax book $10.00, Quadre- nial $10.00, notices to tax payers $5.00, reports to State Supt. of Schools 17.73, 52 73
2 14. A. D. Tiffany, water rent, Town Clerk's office, 3 50
8
15. Ernest Hitchcock, Listers' supplies $10.55, and legal services $5.00, 15 55
Aug. 8 16.
W. S. Humphrey, screen door and labor, Town Clerk's office, 3 75
8 17.
Brier & Hasseltine, labor, grille and counter, Town Clerk's office 13 85
8
18. Ernest Hitchcock, services lister, 51 90
8
19. Martin C. Fitzpatrick, services, lister, 47 00
8
20.
Rutland Mfg. Co., grille and counter, Town Clerk's office, 103 94
30
21. S. Whittemore, mowing Congo. yard, 2 00
Sept. 3 22.
Maclure Library, quarterly allowance, 75 95
3 23.
52 39
8
24.
S. K. Burbank, Insurance assesments, C. A. Creed, bridge work and cutting brush 116 39
8
25. Chas. Bresee, six days labor, 9 00
Oct. 25 26. F. M. Scofield, repairs on Town Hall, 23 62
Nov. 3 27. H. H. Spaulding, ballot clerk,
2 00
15 28. W. T. Bogue, ballot clerk,
2 00
15 29. F. S. Keith, ballot clerk,
2 00
15 30. E. C. Keith, ballot clerk,
2 00
26 31. Rutland Railway L. & P. Co., lumber, 19 57
Dec. 1 32. Maclure Library, quarterly allowance, 75 95
5
Date No.
Dec. 5 33.
J. B. Carrigan, labor,
Amount $18 00
5 34.
Rutland Florence Marble Co., iron rails, 3 50
29 35. H. A. Hasseltine, labor, Town Clerk's office, 19 15
29
36. Town Clerk, office supplies, 19 30
29
37. H. M. Chatterton, coal Town Clerk's office, $48.56, hardware, $9.42, 57 98
1911
Jan. 2 38. M. Connolly, hardware, 8 44
2
39. C. A. Creed, bridge work and supplies, 35 67
2
40. Henry H. Peabody, dog damage to sheep, 15 00
2
41. Austin A. Mills, dog damage to sheep, 70 00
42. I. M. Leonard, dog damage to sheep, 40 00
2
43. Samuel Steele, dog damage to sheep, 15 00
2
44. John Hanley, dog damage to sheep, 20 00
2 45. C. A. Creed, apprising damage to sheep, 1 25
2
46. D. D. Hall, apprising damage to sheep, 1 50
2
47. G. F. Hendee, apprising damage to sheep, 14 60
2 48. M. W. Clifford, plank, 11 28
2
49. A. D. Tiffany, water and sewer rent, Town Clerk's office, 5 50
12 .50. S. K. Burbank, Insurance Town Hall,
13 25
14 51. James B. Candon, services as lister, 56 00
24 52. E. L. Breed, one-half Cooley Hill job 57.00, repairs on side walk to depot 20.35, 77 35
24 53. Dr. Pinckney reporting 21 births, 23 deaths, 11 00
24 54. Dr. Hagan, reporting 50 births and 19 deaths 17 25
24
55. Dr. Klotz, reporting 4 deaths, 1 00
26 56. A. E. Manley, ballot clerk, 2 00
27 57. Dr. Gilchrist, reporting 3 deaths, 75
27 58. Dr. Flanders, reporting 3 deaths, 75
2
6
Amount
Date , No. Jan.27 59 Dr. Swift, reporting births and deaths from Sept. 21, '10 to Jan 1, '11, $ 37 25
Feb. 1 60 F. M. Scofield, tuning piano $3.50, re- pairs on hall 1.15 4 65
1
61 Townclerk, supplies, recording, services, etc 59 91
1
62 H. O. Phillips, ballot clerk, 2 00
1
63 G. F. Hendee, cash paid out 6 30
1
64 C. A. Creed, services as selectman 66
25 00
1
65 G. F. Hendee, 10 00
66
1
65 D. D. Hall, 5 00
$1,729 71
C. A. CREED, G. F. HENDEE, D. D. HALL, Selectmen, 1910.
Overseer of Poor's Report
For Year Ending February 1st, 1911.
It has cost the town the last year $1,490.22 to keep the poor. The following individuals have been helped, some are boarded at the farm and some are boarded away from the farm.
BOARDED AT FARM AT PRESENT TIME.
Julia Rugg, John Shepard, Henry Fredette, Jr., wife and four children, Mrs. James Wescott Rollins.
FAMILIES WHO WERE HELPED AWAY FROM THE FARM.
Albert Pratt and family, Noah Fredette and family, Julia Rivers, hospital expenses, Frank O'Neil and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bushey, George Alexander, Helen Leonard,
7
Philip Reckert's child's grave opened, Mrs. Frank Poro, fun- eral expenses, John Fredette and family, Mrs. McKeil.
There has been 160 rods of wire fence built on the farm, 230 feet of sewer pipe laid, 160 feet of water pipe laid, one chimney rebuilt from ground up. The following tools are on the farm now: one weeder, two bars, and two cable chains. All vouchers will be left at town clerk's office for benefit of anyone that wishes to see them.
ORDERS GIVEN BY OVERSEER OF POOR.
No.
Amount
Date 1910 Feb.11 1 Joe Breer, sawing wood for Mrs. McKeil $ 1 00
21
2
Frank Wozell, boarding Bushey and wife
12 00
21 3 Alex Cameron, wood for Mrs. McKeil 4 00
25 4 John Dunn, mdse. for Noah Fredette 8 00
28 5 Thomas & White, board money from Fred Manning, Sr. 16 00
Mar. 5
6 Mrs. E. Alexander, board of Geo. Alexander 8 00
8
7
J. V. Clifford, rent in full for O'Neil family to Mar. 1 5 44
10
8
Burdett Bros., coal to N. Fredette 5 90
10
9
W. S. Smith, shoes to N. Fredette 1 50
23
10
Clarence Blanchard, 8 cds. wood to farm
28 00
23
28 12
11 W. S. Smith, shoes to N. Fredette family 5 25 Henry Fredette, Sr., boarding Bushey and wife 22 85
28 13
Thomas & White, for Fred Manning's board money 16 00
Apr. 1
14
Mrs. E. Alexander, board of G. Alex- ander 8 00
4 15
Alex Cameron, wood to Pratt
3 00
6 16
Ray & McCormick, mdse. to A. Pratt, F. O'Neil, Mrs. McKeil and H. Fre- dette, Jr. 87 78
8
Amount
Date No. Apr.12 17 Thomas & White, Fred Manning's board money $ 8 50
15 18 G. F. Hendee, wood to H. Fredette, cedar posts for farm 9 00
25
19 G. F. Kimball, keeping transient 75
25
20 Thomas & White, wire nails and staples for farm 41 26
25 21 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexan- der 8 00
May 4 22 John Dunn, mdse. to N. Fredette
16 00
4 23 F. Wozell, boarding J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00
16 24 Dr. Hagan, witness fee in Brattleboro insane cases 2 00
21 25 Mrs. E. Alexander, boarding G. Alex- ander 8 00
31
26 F. Wozell, boarding J. Rugg and J. Shephard 12 00
June 6 27 Ray & McCormick, mdse. to A. Pratt and Mrs. McKeil 31 87
6 28 Dr. Pinckney, services to H. Fredette, Jr. 3 50
29 Lutian Bailey, drawing posts and tile to farm 1 50
20
30 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00
27
31 Chas. Lethbridge, building chimney at farm on kitchen part 1 50
28 32 F. Wozelle, work on water and sewer ditch at farm 14 00
29 33 Joe Dusett, work on water and sewer at farm 9 00
29
34 Geo. Briggs, 9 00
29 35 Nelson Manley,
3 00
29 36 A. Pratt, 9 00
July 2 37 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00
5 38 John Dunn, mdse. to N. Fredette 16 00
9.
Date No. July 6 39
Amount
James Halpin, sewer tile and water pipe $42.62, and 8 days labor $58 62
6
40 Mrs. E. Spence, care Mrs. McKeil 16 50
7
41 Dr. B. J. Andrews, 4 6-7 weeks board and care Julius Rivers at hospital 34 00
7 42 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 00
16
43
Dr. Flanders, 3 visits to Mrs. McKeil 3 00
30
44
Mrs. E. W. Spence, care Mrs. McKeil 10 00
30 45 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg, Jack Shepard 12 00
Aug. 1 46
Dr. Flanders, to Mrs. McKeil 5 00
Ray & McCormick, mdse. to Pratt, J.
3 9
47 48
Rugg, Shepard and Mrs. McKeil 39 74
18
24
50
24 51
Sept.3 52
49 Mrs. E. W. Spence, work for Mrs. McKeil 1 00 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00 John Dunn, mdse. to Noah Fredett's family 16 00
6
53 J. B. Stevens, funeral expenses for Mrs. Frank Poro 25 00
8 54 Miss S. J. Hooker, for Champlain V. Telephone Co., for use of 'phone at Town Farm from Aug. 1, '10, to Feb. 1, '11 8 05
15
55 Dr. Hagan to J. Rugg and Mrs. McKeil 30 00 21
56 Mrs. E. Alexander, board Geo. Alexander 8 00 30 57 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00 Oct. 3 58 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00 4 59 Ray & McCormick, mdse. to Mrs. McKeil and Pratt 31 17
26 60 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00 Nov. 3 61 H. M. Chatterton, mdse. for farm 2 40
3 62 John Dunn, mdse. to Noah Fredette's family 16 00
7 63 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00
Vt. Marble Co., 300 bricks for farm 2 70
8
Amount
Date No. Apr.12 17 Thomas & White, Fred Manning's board money $ 8 50
15 18 G. F. Hendee, wood to H. Fredette, cedar posts for farm 9 00
25
19 G. F. Kimball, keeping transient 75
25
20 Thomas & White, wire nails and staples for farm 41 26
25 21 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexan- der 8 00
May 4 22 John Dunn, mdse. to N. Fredette
16 00
4 23 F. Wozell, boarding J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00
16
24 Dr. Hagan, witness fee in Brattleboro insane cases 2 00
21 25 Mrs. E. Alexander, boarding G. Alex- ander 8 00
31
26 F. Wozell, boarding J. Rugg and J. Shephard 12 00
June 6 27 Ray & McCormick, mdse. to A. Pratt and Mrs. McKeil 31 87
6 28 Dr. Pinckney, services to H. Fredette, Jr. 3 50 29 Lutian Bailey, drawing posts and tile to farm 1 50
20
30 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00
27
31 Chas. Lethbridge, building chimney at farm on kitchen part 1 50
28 32 F. Wozelle, work on water and sewer ditch at farm 14 00
29
33 Joe Dusett, work on water and sewer at farm 9 00
29 34 Geo. Briggs, 9 00
29 35 Nelson Manley, 3 00
29 36 A. Pratt, 9 00
July 2 37 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00
5 38 John Dunn, mdse. to N. Fredette 16 00
9
Amount
James Halpin, sewer tile and water pipe $42.62, and 8 days labor $58 62
40 Mrs. E. Spence, care Mrs. McKeil 16 50
7
41 Dr. B. J. Andrews, 4 6-7 weeks board and care Julius Rivers at hospital 34 00
16 30 44
43
Dr. Flanders, 3 visits to Mrs. McKeil 3 00
30 45
Aug. 1 46
3 9
48
Vt. Marble Co., 300 bricks for farm 2 70
18
24
50
49 Mrs. E. W. Spence, work for Mrs. McKeil 1 00 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00
24
51
Sept. 3 52
John Dunn, mdse. to Noah Fredett's family 16 00
6 53
J. B. Stevens, funeral expenses for Mrs. Frank Poro 25 00
8 54
Miss S. J. Hooker, for Champlain V. Telephone Co., for use of 'phone at Town Farm from Aug. 1, '10, to Feb. 1, '11 8 05
15 55 Dr. Hagan to J. Rugg and Mrs. McKeil 30 00
21 56
Mrs. E. Alexander, board Geo. Alexander 8 00
30 57 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00 Oct. 3 58 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00 4 59 Ray & McCormick, mdse. to Mrs. McKeil and Pratt 31 17
26 60 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard 12 00 Nov. 3 61 H. M. Chatterton, mdse. for farm 2 40
3 62 John Dunn, mdse. to Noah Fredette's family 16 00
7
63 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00
Date No. July 6 39 6
7 42 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 00
Mrs. E. W. Spence, care Mrs. McKeil 10 00 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg, Jack Shepard 12 00 Dr. Flanders, to Mrs. McKeil 5 00
47 Ray & McCormick, mdse. to Pratt, J. Rugg, Shepard and Mrs. McKeil 39 74
10
Date No.
Amount
Nov.14 64 F. Wozell, board J. Rugg and J. Shepard $12 00 14 65 Miss E. Smith, board Helen Leonard 6 00
19 66 J. E. Davis, overseer poor of Sherburne for support H. Fredette and family 49 50
21
67 Jas. Malone, 5 cds. wood Mrs. McKeil 10 50
21
68 Chas. Jones, team to Sherburne to look after H. Fredette and family 2 50
30 69 Peter Fredette, putting up chimney at farm 11 00
Dec. 2 70 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander 8 00
5
71 Vt. Marble Co., brick for Town Farm 3 60
5 72 Ray & McCormick to Pratt, McKeil, Fredette and Shepard 46 82
8
73 Burditt Bros., coal to Mrs. N. Fredette
6 75
12 74 Frank Wozell, board J. Rugg, J. Shep- ard, Mrs. Jas. Wescott and keeping two tramps 22 33
12 75 Miss E. Smith, boarding Helen Leonard 6 00
12
76 J.E. Davis, overseer poor of Sherburne doctor bill to H. Fredette, Jr. 93 00
20 77 Francis Bean, going after H. Fredette family, Sherburne 4 00
22
78 H. N. Taylor, wood for Mrs. McKeil 5 00
23
79 J. E. Davis, overseer poor Sherburne boarding H. Fredette and family
50 00
26
80
H. M. Chatterton, lime and cement for Town Farm 1 25
26 81
Dr. Hagan, services to J. Fredette 4 00
31 82 Mrs. B. Spence, care of Mrs. McKeil 6 50
Jan. 2 83 Thomas & White, wood to Mrs. McKeil
1 00
2 84 Mrs. E. Alexander, board G. Alexander
8 00
10 85 John Tarble, opening grave for Reckert child 1 00
10
86 Burditt Bros., coal to Mrs. N. Fredette
6 75
10 87 John Dunn, mdse. to N. Fredette's family 24 00
11
Amount
$ 9 00
16 89
16 90 F. Wozell, boarding H. Fredette, wife and four children, Shepard, J, Rugg, Mrs. Wescott, and keeping tramp 40 50
16
91 Dr. Pinckney, services to J. Shepard 3 75
17
92 Geo. Christmas, Jr., sawing, splitting and putting wood in shed for Mrs. McKeil 4 30
23
93 N. G. Stevens, milk for Mrs. McKeil 11 52
23
94 M. C. Webber, council fee in two cases 4 00
30 95 John Worden, meat Feb, 1, '10, to Feb. 1, '11 12 69
31
96 W. T. Denison, rent for A. Pratt from Feb. 1, '10, to Feb. 1, '11 48 00
31
97 Ray & McCormick, mdse. to Fredette, Rugg, Pratt, and McKeil
35 68
31
98 James Halpin, services $50 00
7 dys. work at farm
14 00
10 dys. closing up outside pauper cases 20 00
To postage, telephone, order book, ledger, cash paid out for carfare and small bills and stationery 6 00 90 00
$1,510 72
Total expenses
Reimbursed by City of Rutland for Mrs. Rollins
$8 75
By Town of Proctor for J. Fredette
9 00
Reimbursed by person helped 2 75
Total reimbursements
$20 50
Actual cost of poor for last year
$1,490 22
JAMES HALPIN, Overseer of Poor.
Date No. Jan.12 88 H. N. Taylor, wood to Mrs. McKeil Miss E. Smith, boarding Helen Leonard 6 00
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Road Commissioner's Report.
Year Ending February 1, 1911.
ORDERS DRAWN.
Date No.
Amount
Feb. 10 1 John LaBroke, 5 hrs. man, 6 hrs. team $ 2 50
12 2 Wm. Davenport, 3 1-2 hrs. man, 2 days 8 hrs. team 10 33
14 3 Norman Austin, 5 hrs. man 75
19 4 Aaron Burdett, 4 days 6 00
5 Frank Loyselle, 4 days 6 00
6 W. S. Jackson, 1 day 2 hrs. man, 1 hr. team 2 15
21
7 Wm. Landrigan, breaking road 4 00
8 James Cunningham, 3 days 6 hrs.
5 25
9 James Malone, 5 days 1 hr. man, 2 days team 14 65
24 10 Samuel Steele, breaking roads
24 00
11 C. A. Creed, 2 days 5 hrs. man, 4 days 5 hrs. team 19 50
12 James Carrigan, 2 days
3 00
25 13 Joseph Gagnon, 10 hrs. man, 5 1-2 hrs. team 3 41
14 Henry Mullen, shoveling snow
1 00
26 15 James Thomas, 1 day 3 hrs. man, 7 hrs. team 5 10
16 W. G. Hendee, 3 days 5 hrs. 5 25
17 Wm. Hendee, 1 day 1 50
18 Ansel Jackson, 6 days team
21 00
19 Carlos Alexander, 3 hrs. man, 6 hrs. team 2 55
13
Date No. Feb.26 20
John A. Houston, 1 day 4 hrs. man, 1 day 2 hrs. team $ 6 30
28 21
Charles Chapman, 7 days 9 hrs. team 27 65
22
Nelson Breor, 1 day
1 50
23 Fred Smith, 7 hrs.
1 05
24 Norman Stevens, 5 hrs. team
1 75
25 C. S. Hewett, 5 hrs. team
1 75
26 T. E. Adams, 5 hrs. man, 1 day 5 1-2 hrs. team 6 17
28
28
James Chapman, 1 day team 3 50
29 E. L. Breed, 7 days
14 00
Mar. 3 30 James Doolin, care of road 4 30
10
31 Aaron Burdett, 3 days 5 hrs. 5 25
12
32 Frank Loyselle, 1 day 5 hrs. 2 25
33 Wm. Humphrey, 4 days 7 hrs. team, 1 day 8 hrs. man 19 15
34 Richard Crohan, 1 day 5 hrs.
2 25
15
35
W. S. Butler, 1 day 5 hrs. man, 5 hrs. team 4 00
16
36
E. W. Dickerman, 8 hrs. man, 2 days 3 hrs. team 9 25
37 Wm. Cassidy, 1 day 5 hrs.
2 25
22
38 L. S. Kendall, 2 days team
7 00
29
39 Ansel Jackson, 7 days 5 hrs. man, 2 days 5 hrs. man and horse, 5 hrs. team 19 25
40 Wm. Hendee, 3 days 4 50
30
41 Chas. Bresee, 4 1-2 days man and horse 11 25
42 H. Spaulding, 9 days 13 50
Apr. 8 43 Francis Bean, 2 days man and team
10 00
12
44 Bert L. Breed, 4 days 6 00
13
45 W. T. Davenport, 4 hrs. man, 11 1-2 hrs. team 4 62
T. B. Haley, freight on machine repairs 46
75
Amount
27 Ed. Brown, 4 days man, 3 days team 16 50
14
Amount
Date No.
Apr. 14 49 John Steele, 1 day 3 hrs. team $ 4 55
15 48 Aaron Burdett, 10 days 15 00
16
59 W. G. Hendee, 6 days 4 hrs. 9 60
50 Wm. Hendee, 8 days 5 hrs.
12 75
51 Ansel Jackson, 11 days team 38 50
52 Leslie Allen, 3 days
4 50
19 53 Nelson Breor, 5 hrs.
75
21
54 James Carrigan, 3 days
4 50
22
55 S. K. Burbank, check for machine repairs 10 50 21 81
23
56 J. S. Clark, road scraper
22 50
28 58 Eugene Skirce, 2 days
3 00
30 59 Aaron Burdett, 5 days 5 hrs. man, 3 days 5 hrs. horse
11 75
60 N. Bissett, 5 days 5 hrs. man, 2 days horse 10 25
May 2 61 John Morris, 5 days 5 hrs. 8 25
62 Thomas & White, 2 shovels
1 10
7 63 Wm. Hendee, 3 days
4 50
64 George Hendee, 3 days
4 50
65 Peter Forcha, 6 days
9 00
66 Ansel Jackson, 5 days team
17 50
13 67 Fred Smith, 2 days
3 00
14 68 John Matthews, 8 days
12 00
69 Peter Forcha, 6 days
9 00
70 Tom Shannon, 1 day 8 hrs.
2 70
16
71 James Chapman, 2961 ft. plank and stringers 53 29
72 Chas. Chapman, 7 days 5 hrs. team
26 25
17 73 Henry Phillps, 2 days 1 hour man, 2 days 1 hr. team 10 50
21 74 John Morris, 5 hours
75
75 Milo Kill, 2 days 5 hrs. 3 75
27 76 Wm. Hendee, 2 days 3 00
26 57 John Matthews, 15 days
15
Date No.
Amount
June 2 77 James Malone, 15 days 7 hrs. man, 5 days team $41 05
4
78 Wm. Hendee, 2 days 5 hrs. 3 75
6
79 E. L. Breed, 66 days 5 hrs., 14 days horse
147 00
11
80 John Matthews, 10 days 5 hrs. man, 8 days man and horse 35 75
81 Francis Bean, 2 days 3 hrs. team, 2 days man
11 05
82 Ansel Jackson, 9 days team
31 50
14
83 Bert L. Breed, 27 days 40 50
18
84 James A. Carrigan, 7 days team, 16 days man, 30 loads gravel
51 50
85 H. Spaulding, 3 days 5 hrs. team
12 25
24
86 Wm. Brown, 12 days team 42 00
25 87 Wm. Manley, 8 days 5 hrs.
12 75
88 Peter Forcha, 9 days 5 hrs.
14 25
89
Aaron Burdett, 9 days 13 50
28
91
Ansel Jackson, 10 days team 35 00
12 00
29
94
L. S. Kendall, 2 days 5 hrs. team
8 75
July 1 95 E. A. Randall 9 days 8 hrs. team
34 30
96 M. Connoly, 2 shovels
1 50
97 Wm. Manley, 4 days
6 00
98 N. Bissett, 12 days 5 hrs.
18 75
99 Wm. Hendee, 11 days
16 50
2 100 Wm. Humphrey, 7 days 5 hrs. team, 74 loads gravel 33 65
101 Bert Hier, 7 days 1 hr. team
24 85
102 Peter Forcha, 3 days
4 50
103 John Matthews, 12 days man, 1 day man and horse 20 50
104 Leslie Allen, 4 days 6 hrs.
6 90
90
Fred Delphia, 3 days team
10 50
92 David Sweet, 8 days
93 H. Spaulding, 6 days team 21 00
16
Date No.
Amount
July 6 105 Joseph Gagnon, 2 days man, 2 days team $10 00
9
106 Aaron Burdett, 2 days man 1 day man and horse 5 50
13
107 Tom Tennien, 1 day
1 50
14 108 D. Burditt, Jr., 2 days man, 1 day team, snowing bridges $2.00
8 50
109 Henry Phillips, 7 days team
24 50
16
110 Wm. Hendee, 2 days 5 hrs.
3 75
22
111 Frank Barrett, 8 days 5 hrs.
12 75
28 112 Ansel Jackson, 8 days team
28 00
30
113 Peter Forcha, 11 days
16 50
Aug. 2
114 Leslie Allen, 3 days 5 hrs.
5 25
115 E. L. Breed, 40 days 5 hrs., 6 days horse 87 00
4
116 John LaBroke, 3 days 7 hrs. 5 55
6 117 Warren Hendee, 13 days
19 50
118 Wm. Hendee, 5 days 5 hrs.
8 25
119 H. Spaulding, 9 days team, 5 days man
39 00
120 Frank Greeno, 3 days 5 hrs.
5 25
121 Cornie Reed, 4 days
4 00
122 Darwin Pelkey, 4 days 5 hrs.
6 75
123
John Morris, 7 days
10 50
124 Peter LaMorie, 3 days 5 hrs.
5 25
10
125
Wm. Matthews, 7 days 5 hours
11 25
126
Frank Greeno, 2 days
3 00
127 Cornie Reed, 2 days
2 00
128 Patrick Timbers, 16 days, 2 hrs. team
56 70
129 Nelson Breor, 2 days 7 hrs.
4 05
11
130 Wm. Nicholls, 1 day 8 hrs. man, 4 days 5 hrs. team 18 45
131 Darwin Pelkey, 2 days
3 00
132 Julius Pelkey, 8 days team 28 00
12
133 Peter Forcha, 9 days 7 hours 14 55
13
134 Peter LaMorie, 2 days 3 00
17
Date No. Aug.13 135 Chas. Greeno, 8 days 5 hours 136 Jerry Manchester, 5 days 7 50
Amount $112 75
16
137
John Morris, 2 days 3 00
17
138 Darwin Pelkey, 2 days
3 00
139 B. L. Breed, 22 days 5 hrs.
33 75
140 Virgil Alexander, 14 days man, 5 hrs. team 22 75
141 Harold Poro, 4 days
6 00
142 Frank Greeno, 4 days 6 00
20 143 Nelson Breor, 5 days
7 50
144 Joseph Breor, 4 days
6 00
145 James Mooney, 2 days
3 00
146 Darwin Pelkey, 3 days
4 50
147 Ansel Jackson, 9 days team
31 50
148 E. Cotting, 9 days 2 hrs. team, J. Falloon's time 32 20
24
149 Jerry Manchester, 3 days 5 hrs.
5 25
20
150 E. G. Kilburn, 2 days team
25 151 Wm. Keough, 7 days Town, 1 day State 7'00
12 25
152 John Cassidy, 4 days®
6 00
26
153 Darwin Pelkey, 4 days State 7 00
154 Joseph Greeno, 3 days State, 5 hrs. Town 6 00
155 Walter Raleigh, 2 days State 3 50
156 H. M. Chatterton, tools and supplies per bill 25 95
157 Fred A. Nicholls, care of home road 5 00
158 S. K. Burbank, Arthur Mills' time 5 40
159 Joseph Breor, 5 days State
8 75
27
160 Nelson Breor, 6 days State
10 50
161 Peter Forcha, 6 days Town, 6 days State 19 50
162 Chas. Greeno, 6 days Town, 6 days State
19 50
163 Chas. Bean, 2 days 7 hrs. Town, 6 days State 14 55
18
Date No.
Amount
Aug.27 164 Frank Greeno, 5 hrs. Town, 4 days State $ 7 75
165 John Cassidy, 6 days State 10 50
166 Ansel Mills, breaking road and re- pair on home road 9 00
27 167 Freeman Scofield, repairs on side- walk 1 00
168 Thomas Haley, express on hammers
35
169 Wallace Dow, 5 days State
8 75
170 C. S. Smith, 381 loads gravel
38 10
$
171 Harold Poro, 5 hrs. Town, 4 days State 7 75
172 James Mooney, 2 days State
3 50
173 P. Libby, picking stone
2 00
174 John Matthews, 17 days 7 hrs. man and horse, 6 days self, 4 days team 60 75
175
Aaron Burdett, 6 days
9 00
176
N. G. Stevens, 3 days team, 112 loads gravel 21 70
30 177 Amos Poro, 6 days State
10 50
178 T. E. Adams, 4 days team, 6 days 7 hrs. man, boat plank $5.00 29 05
179 Chas. Lindquist, care of home road 9 00
180 J. A. Houston, 1 day 5 hrs. team, 2 days 5 hrs. man, 39 loads gravel 12 90
181 Samuel Steele, work on mountain road
28 00
182 Wm. Fox, 2 days 5 hrs. team 8 75
183 Chas. Potter, 5 days State,
8 75
184 J. J. Smith, 9 days Town, 6 days State, team 55 50
185 Frank Loyselle, 2 days State, 1 day Town 5 00
186 T. Keith, 4 days man and horse, 1 day man 11 50
31 187 L. S. Kendall, 7 days team State, 28 00
29
19
Date
No. 188
J. B. Carrigan, 6 days 5 hrs. man, . 5 hrs. team, 1 day horse $12 50
189
Wm. Matthews, 8 days State, 14 00
190 H. S. Hooker, repairs per bill 3 35
Sept. 1
191
Wm. Keough, 4 days 6 00
192 Darwin Pelkey, 2 days 5 hrs., State
4 38
193 Frank Barrett, 9 days Town, 2 days State 17 00
194
Arthur Flanders, 7 days 5 hrs. 11 25
2
195
Jock Poro, 14 days team State, 56 00
196
Chas. Potter, 1 day State,
1 75
197 Wm. Foster, 5 days
7 50
198 Aaron Burdett, 3 days 5 hrs.
5 25
199
Nelson Manley, 5 days 5 hrs. team, State 22 00
3
200
Peter Forcha, 1 day Town, 5 days 5 hrs. State 11 13
201
Joseph Breor, 5 days State 8 75
202
Chas. Hitchcock, 4 days 6 00
203
Henry Phillips, 8 days team, 1 day man
29 50
204
Wm. Hendee, 2 days 5 hrs. 3 75
205
Wm. Davenport, 8 days man, 15 days team, 64 50
206 John Cassidy, 5 days State 8 75
207 Chas. Bean, 5 days 2 hrs. State 9 10
208 Nelson Breor, 5 days State
8 75
209 Joseph Breor, 1 day State
1 75
210
Frank Bassett, 1 day
1 50
211
David Sweet, 8 days
12 00
212
Cornie Reed, 2 days
2 00
213
Clarence Powers, 4 days team State 16 00
214 Walter Raleigh, 4 days State 7 00
31 15
215 Russ Hart, 8 days 9 hrs. team
216 Wm. Manley, 3 days 6 hrs. man, 3
days 5 hrs. team State 20 30
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