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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01825 5387
GC 974.302 B45AR, 1921
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Berlin,
Vermont
FOR THE
1
YEAR ENDING
JANUARY 31, 1921
Warning
The inhabitants of the town of Berlin who are legal voters in town meeting are hereby warned to meet at Town Hall, West Berlin, Tuesday, the first day of March, A. D. 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m. to transact the following business, to elect:
1. A moderator.
2. A town clerk.
3. To hear and act on the several reports of the town of and district officers.
4. Shall the selectmen of the town of Berlin be empowered and authorized to appoint one or two road commissioners?
5. To elect all necessary town officers.
6. Shall Washington County issue additional bonds to the amount of Seventy Thousand ($70,000) Dollars for a county tuberculosis hospital?
7. To see if the town will vote to raise money to defray the current expenses of the town and town school district and pay the indebtedness of either, also State, County, State School and State Highway tax.
8. To see if the town will vote a sum of money to take advantage of the State aid law, and if so, how.
9. To see if the town will elect a board of five library trustees and instruct such board to make applications to the State board of library commissioners for State aid.
10. To see what sum, if any, the town will appropriate for the maintenance of a free public library.
11. To see if the town will vote to pay the Town Clerk a salary.
· 12. To see if the town will vote to have medical inspec- tion in the schools or not.
13. To do any other business proper and necessary to be done when met.
E. H. TURNER, M. J. CORLISS,
G. E. AYERS, Selectmen.
1
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
1 OF THE
Town of Berlin,
Vermont
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING
JANUARY 31, 1921
Capital City Press, Montpelier, Vt.
ORDERS DRAWN BY E. H. TURNER
Feb. 9. Dan Guyette, labor on highways $ 3.80
9. Fred McQueen, labor on highway 3.63
10. Roy Clark, rolling roads 40.88
14. Moses Mayo, shoveling snow 3.80
19. Dan Guyette, labor on road.
3.30
19. Fred McQueen, labor on road 5.94
24. Dan Guyette, labor on road. 3.63
26. Capital City Press, 1 land Record
22.00
Mar.
9. Montp. Savings Bank, interest on notes. . .
34.50
9. Montp. Savings Bank, Notes paid up at 1st Nat'l Bank 3,000.00
9. Montp. Savings Bank, Money borrowed at 5%. 1,000.00
10. Moses Mayo, shoveling snow
8.67
12. Dan Guyette, shoveling snow 2.55
13. Manuel Shepard, shoveling snow 9.69
18. A. C. Brown, rebate on taxes
15.00
18. C. A. Dodge, official services
6.00
19. Peter Gonyo, man and team labor
29.28
19. H. A. Goodhue, shoveling snow 3.00
19 C. D. Brown, man and team labor 26.78
24. S. F. Richardson, shoveling snow
8.58
April 1. H. M. Andrews, team labor
18.75
5. Harvey Belville, shoveling snow. 15.67
8. Moses Mayo, shoveling snow 4.90
8. Rob't. Inells, shoveling snow
4.29
8. Arthur Inells, shoveling snow
11.88
8. Montp. Savings Bank, money borrowed at 5%
1,000.00
16. A. C. Brown, shoveling snow
3.10
16. Almon St. John, shoveling snow 5.61
5.28
16. C. H. Patneaude, shoveling snow
3.00
16. F. V. Winslow, team labor
21.00
16. K. L. Turner, labor on highways
13.53
16. E. H. Turner, man and team labor 41.31
22. Robt. Turner, shoveling snow 8.25
28. Colisto Gomez, shoveling snow 3.30
16. Allie St. John, shoveling snow .
3
28. Peter Gonyo, shoveling and land damage. . . 6.32
May 3. Montp. Savings Bank, money borrowed at 5%. . 1,000.00
3. Harold Churchill, shoveling snow 1.32
4. Alfred Crandall, shoveling snow. 2.00
17. Montp. Savings Bank, money borrowed at 5%. . 1,000.00
17. A. C. Brown, memorial expenses. 25.00
17. Montp. Savings Bank money borrowed at 5%. 1,000.00
June
1. A. C. Brown, county tax
78.56
1. Montp. Savings Bank, money borrowed at 5%. 1,000.00
1. Montp Savings Bank, money borrowed at 5% 1,000.00
1. Montp. Savings Bank, money borrowed at 5% 1,000.00
18. L. L. Stone, man and team la bor
16.15
24. Montp. Savings Bank, money borrowed at 5%. 1,000.00
28. Lane M. F. G. Co., sharpening blade. 2.03
28. Berlin Corner Cemetery Asso., interest on note. 38.00
July 19. Robt. Turner, mowing Black and East road Cemetery's. . 11.00
19. McAllister and Kent, Insurance.
2.90
20. Montp. Savings Bank, interest to July 1st. . 99.41
3.00
9. Peck Bros., tile.
1.63
9. Argus & Patriot, advertising
1.73
19. Brigham Bros., bridge plank.
104.24
22. Harry Barrows, shoveling snow
3.80
23. Lane M. F. G. Co., sharpening blade. 1.35
23. Atlantic Road Machine Co., 1 road grader
240.00
28. McAllister & Kent, Insurance 2.00
Sept. 6. M. J. Corliss, Farm Bureau dues.
32.28
28. Montp. Savings Bank, Interest.
101.47
28. Walter F. Scott, State Highway tax
392.80
28. Walter F. Scott, State School tax
785.60
30. Montp. Savings Bank, Interest.
37.50
Oct.
1. Brigham Bros., lumber for bridge.
38.88
5. M. L. Lewis, laying over abutment at Part- ridge Bridge. 378.75
29. Walter F. Scott, State Tax.
3,173.47
Nov.
3. J. A. Benjamin, labor and lumber. 12.00
8. Sarah L. Brown, 2 days Ballot Clerk 6.00
4
3173 3728 85
Aug. 2. Ranald Turner, shoveling snow
8. A. C. Brown, Attending Board Meeting Elections Recording and Postage. 18.60
8. H. A. Thurber, printing. 13.50
8. Ruth Barney, Ballot Clerk. 3.00
8. M. D. Bancroft, Ballot Clerk. 6.00
16. S. C. Pike, 120 ft plank.
4.80
15. Lane M. F. G. Co., sharpening blade.
2.70
Dec. 11. Sarah L. Brown, recording and indexing cemetery names. . 40.80
29. W. D. Bancroft, repairing hall.
2.50
Jan. 8. A. C. Brown,*Vital Statistics to Jan. 1 1921. Recording Bond and Postage. . 5.45
8. A. C. Brown, 32 death & birth certificates
8.00
10.
G. K. Perrin, Interest on cemetery note.
38.00
10.
Capital Hardware, 2 lts. glass & set
2.40
17. Town of Orange, taxes.
3.85
Sept. 11. Barre Daily Times, advertising.
3.60
Jan. 17
Buswell's Book Store, inking pad, note and record book. 2.30
Feb.
1, A. E. Buck, attending C. A. meeting
3.00
1. C. G. Poor, public water. 3.00
1. Brighan Bros., public water 3.00
Total. 1,8206.94
ORDERS DRAWN BY M. J. CORI ISS FOR 1920
1920
Feb.
20. N. B. Barry, rolling roads. 13.50
20. Howard Curtis, rolling roads 58.50
28. Horton Smith, rolling roads. 63.65
28 L. H. Clark. 17.63
Mar. 3. Flora Peak, supplies, Everet Hood 1.72
3. Capital City Press, printing town reports . .
84.00
3. Argus and Patriot Co., printing. 5.50
3. Board of Charities & Probation, care of George Hood. 8.00
12. N. B. Barry, shoveling snow.
10.00
12. D. J. Murry, 6 days auditing. 12.00
12. Clarence Pike, 3 days auditing
6.00
16. L. K. Clark, rolling roads. .
7.58
18.
C. E. Benjamin, 3 days auditing
6.00
18. C. E. Benjamin, 1} day auditing 1.50
22, N. B. Barry, shoveling snow . 3.00
25. Arthur Crandall, work on snow plough 3.75
5
5
17. Erwin M. Harvey, legal services
50.00
25. Geo. Winslow, public water . 2.50
Mar. 5. Adrian Granger, shoveling snow
14.40
25. Adrian Granger rolling roads and snow plough. 97.13
25. Adrian Granger, snow plough. 1.25
29 Nol Beauchemine, shoveling snow & cross- ing field .
6.15
30. Bradley Buck, shoveling snow.
4.80
April 1. Horton Smith, rolling roads and plough. . snow
29.25
3. Arthur Brown, recording and postage.
15.80
23. Fred Reed, shoveling snow
4.20
26. H. E. Curtis, shoveling snow & snow plough
16.40
27 Earl H. Curtis, breaking roads & snowing bridge.
5.00
May
22. Harold Hawes, taking list.
42.00
June 4. Harold Willey, shoveling snow
4.50
5. Harold Willey, ballot clerk.
3.00
5. Capital City Press, printing check list
7.50
5. Argus & Patriot Co., advertising
2.40
5. John J. Clifford, ballot clerk.
3.00
June
5. Peck Bros., 1 keg of nails.
8.00
12. Arthur Brown, making tax bills
10.00
16. Herbert Willey, shoveling snow 40.0
24 Carl Andrews, shoveling snow. 4.00
July 2. Arthur C. Brown, making tax bills
15.00
Aug. 10. Taxes for Town of Orange,
3.20
10. Argus & Patriot Co., printing
3.30
10. Capital City Press, printing
21.64
10. M. J. Corliss, 5 days services.
10.00
10 M. J. Corliss, shoveling snow and work on bridges.
14.60
10. M. J. Corliss, 9 days services
27.00
Sept. 10. Volholm Store, repairs on chairs
3.00
Oct. 13.
Clarence Pike, services at primary and type writing notices .
6.00
15.
Harold Willey, 1 day ballot clerk.
3.00
8. Marcus Perrin, care of Boles cemetery .
10.00
Nov. 25.
Harold Willey, ballot clerk.
3.00
30. Clarence Pike, 1 day election & work on check list.
5.00
1921
Jan.
10. Capital Hardware, supplies. 7.99
10. M. J. Corliss, labor on bridge. 2.80
10. M. J. Corliss, 3 days services 9.00
6
28. Clarence Pike, services at presidential primary . .
3.00
12. C. D. Brown, rolling roads. 45.62
Feb. 1. E. H. Turner, services as selectman, pos- tage & stationery 54.24
Total. $ 832.50
ORDERS DRAWN BY G. E. AYERS
1920
Feb. 19. Bingham Marvin, keeping road in 1919. . . $10.00
Mar. 8. Montpelier and Barre Light and Power Co lighting West Berlin bridge. 2.51
Mar. 25. A. H. Cole, cutting and shoveling out ditches . 4.99
29 Dr. William Lindsay, professional services for Irene Picor 18.32
April 8. W. J. Fiddock, rebate on taxes
25.00
8. Montpelier and Barre Light and Power Co., lighting West Berlin bridge
. 83
April 19. Geo. Streeter, care of sluice.
16.13
24. F. B. Bailey, water rent for 1919 and 1920.
6.00
24 Olin Chase, labor on bridge.
3.50
24
M. D. Glines, labor on bridge.
3.50
24
G. E. Ayers, team labor on bridge.
6.00
May 12.
M. E. Glines, listing and snowing bridge
61.00
24. M. D. Glines, labor in cemetery 14.00
31. M. D. Drew, labor in cemetery 15.37
June 5. James Towne, hone.
1.50
5. Dwinell Hardware Co., tools.
29.04
21. J. C. Bailey, painting cemetery fence
30.00
22. Olin Chase, guard rails.
150.00
30. Jerry McCarty, interest on note from Jan. 1, 1920 to July 1, 1920
250.00
July 27. H. C. Leonard, posts.
99.45
Aug. 16.
Capital Hardware Co., paint, oil and brush
46.25
Aug. 30. Barney Marble Works, dymanite and exploders
40.00
Sept. 7. A. H. Cole, freight on culverts.
3.68
8. N. E. Metal Culvert Co., culverts.
106.32
·
17. M. J. Gallison, mowing cemetery and re- pairing gate.
5.00
24. A. S. Libby, cutting bushes.
7.00
24. Jerry McCarty, interest on note.
36.11
25. Will Fiddock, listing, books and postage
43.90
27. Olin Chase, lumber. 139.60
28. G. E. Ayers, posts and labor on sluice and bridge. 26.73
7
28. G. E. Ayers, making table, transporta- tion of drill and culverts. 14.50
28. 'Olin Chase, labor on highway and bridge. . 8.00
28. G. E. Ayers, services as selectman. 25.25
Oct. 4. H. N. Bailey, mowing Wright cemetery .. . 10.00
7. John Clifford, services as ballot clerk, and water rent. 6.00
9. Olin Chase, labor on bridge.
3 50
13. Montpelier and Barre Light and Power Co., lighting West Berlin bridge. 4.99
15. G. E. Ayers, team labor on bridges.
28.00
29. A. H. Cole, lumber, repairing grades and sharpening blades . 8.70
29. Treasurer of State of Vermont, powder and brooms. 8.00
Nov. 13.
John Clifford, services as ballot clerk.
3.00
13. W. L. Herring, labor on bridge.
2.00
13.
Dwinell Hardware Co., shovels.
12.00
20. Bert Sanders, lighting lantern.
5.00
26. M. E. Glines, labor on Coonrod bridge.
10.50
27. Arthur Mitchell, 2 days work putting in stone on bank of brook. 7.00
Dec.
3. Ernest A. Hill, man and team labor
10.50
4. Elmer M. Hill, 2 days work putting in stone on bank of brook.
15.00
7. Peck Brothers Co., 8' 4" Tile.
1.44
7. G. E. Ayers, services as selectman.
7.50
7. G. E. Ayers, labor on Coonrod and Saw- telle bridges, and mowing cemetery.
35.22
9. C. V. R. R., freight on culverts.
5.50
22. N. E. Metal Culvert Co., culvert.
81.50
8. Olin Chase, plank.
28.68
8. Dwinell Hardware Co., steel and nails
5.56
31. Jerry McCarty, int., on note.
125.00
31. Geo. Streeter, labor on Hannett, Coonrod and Lombard bridges. 24.50
1921
Jan.
3. Elmer M. Hill, work on roller 11.00
7. Mabel A. Fiddock, services as ballot clerk. 6.00
8. Montpelier and Barre Light and Power Co., lighting West Berlin bridge
2.50
14. Will Fiddock, stringers
2.00
29. C. S. Field, posts
30.00
31. Elmer M. Hill, repairing road machine and water tub rent. 7 20
31. G. E. Ayers, services as selectman and
or.
,
team labor 22.00
31. A. S. Libbey, services as fire warden. 15.25
31. O. L. Chase, bridge timbers. 19.25
31.
G. E. Ayers, services as selectman, pos- tage and telephone. 10.50
July
3. M. & W. R. R. Co., freight on culverts . 3.03
3. N. E. Metal Culvert Co., culverts 67.82
Total . $ 1895.12
ORDERS DRAWN BY G. E. AYERS FOR STATE WORK. ORDERS DRAWN FOR CONSTRUCTION ON NORTHFIELD ROAD
1920
April 24. John O'Grady, labor.
$ 16.11
24. Jas. Crozier, team labor 21.00
24. Olin Chase, labor 12.25
24. Geo. Streeter, labor
3.50
24. M. D. Glineș, labor
10.50
24. G. E. Ayers, labor
16.11
24. W. I. Lawrence, labor
4.28
1, John O'Grady, running drill
26.12
1. Jas. Crozier, team labor 35.00
1. L. Boyson, team labor 21.00
1. Olin Chase, labor
17.50
1. M. D. Glines, labor.
17.50
1. Geo. Streeter, labor
17.50
1. G. E. Ayers, labor
25.00
1. O. S. Pelotto, labor
8.75
1. J. Guilmett, labor .
8.56
8. G. E. Ayers, team without man
18.00
8. Jas. Crozier, team labor
42.00
8. John O'Grady, running drill .
30.00
8. Olin Chase, labor 21.00
8. J. Guilmett, labor
21.00
8. J. Guilmett, labor
21.00
8. O. S. Pelotto, labor 21.00
8. M. D. Glines, labor
21.00
8. M. E. Glines, labor
21.00
8. G. E. Ayers, labor.
24.08
8.
Cross Brothers Co., oil and gasoline.
2.48
8.
Trow and Holden Co., sharpening drills
5.00
8. E. T. Seguin, oil.
1.25
15. G. E. Ayers, team without man 21.00
15. Jas. Crozier, team labor 4.00
May
May
9
15. Jas. Crozier, team labor 42.00
15. Olin Chase, labor
21.00
15. Geo. Streeter, labor 21.00
15. J. Guilmett, labor 17.00
15. O. S. Pelotto, labor 20.00
15. M. D. Glines, labor
10.50
15. M. E. Glines, labor 17.50
15. G. E. Ayers, labor.
30.00
15. John O'Grady, running drill
30.00
15.
Harry MacGowan, sharpening drills
20.25
22. G. E. Ayers, team without man
19.25
22. Jas. Crozier, team labor
38.50
22. Olin Chase, labor
05.05
22. Geo. Streeter, labor
19.25
22. O. S. Pelotto, labor
19.25
22. M. E. Glines, labor
19.25
22. M. E. Glines, labor 15.75
22. G. E. Ayers, labor.
27.77
22. John O'Grady, running drill.
20.50
22. Harry MacGowan, sharpening drills.
33.75
22. W. I. Lawrence, labor. 19.06
22. Olin Chase, gasolene and oil
34.47
29. G. E. Ayers, team without man
21.00
29. Jas. Crozier, team labor. 42.00
29. C. W. Campbell, team labor 42.00
29. Olin Chase, labor.
19.25
29.
Geo. Streeter, labor
21.00
29 O. S. Pelotto, labor.
21.00
29 M. E. Glines, labor
10.50
29. M. D. Glines, labor
21.00
29. G. E. Ayers, labor.
30.00
29. John O'Grady, running drill.
25.00
29 H. MacGowan, sharpening drills.
16.87
29. W. I. Lawrence, labor
21.00
29. John Cook, labor.
21.00
29. Trow and Holden Co., sharpening drills. . . 1.90
June
5. Jas. Crozier, team labor
31.50
5. G. E. Ayers, team without man 15.75
5. Olin Chase, labor 15.75
5. Geo. Streeter, labor 15.75
15.75
5. M. D. Glines, labor
15.75
5. W. I. Lawrence, labor
15.75
5. John Cook, labor.
15.75
5. Harry MacGowan, sharpening drills. 17.50
5. John O'Grady, running drill 29.17
10
5. M. E. Glines, labor
5. G. E. Ayers, labor 27.50
5. G. H. Cole, labor
1.75
5. G. F. Chase, labor. 1.17
5. G. E. Ayers, team labor
12.28
5. Olin Chase, oil and gasolene.
18.30
5. O. S. Pelotto, labor.
12. G. E. Ayers, team without man
20.00
12. Jas. Crozier, team labor
42.00
12. Olin Chase, labor
17.50
12. Geo. Streeter, labor 20.00
12. O. S. Pelotto, labor. 17.50
12. M. E. Glines, labor 21.00
12. Harry MacGowan, sharpening drills
15.00
12. John O,Grady, running drill
30.00
12. John Melanson, labor
21.00
12. G. E. Ayers, labor
30.00
12. C. C. Leonard, labor.
1.75
12. W. I. Lawrence, labor 19.00
12. Dwinell Hardware Co., spikes 4.50
19. M. E. Glines, labor 17.89
3.22
18.
Alexander Co., dynamite.
84.23
19.
Peck Brother's Co, exploders 36.38
20.00
19. G. E. Ayers, team without man
17.89
19. Jas. Crozier, team labor
32.28
19. G. E. Ayers, labor
23.06
19. M. D. Glines, labor
17.89
19.
Geo. Streeter, labor
17.89
19. Leon Chase, labor.
17.50
19. John Clifford, labor
17.50
19. Raymond Norton, labor
13.61
19. Olin Chase, labor
11.28
19. John Melanson, labor
11.28
19. P. A. Cook, labor.
8.75
19. J. M. Cook, labor
11.86
19. C. C. Leonard, labor.
3.89
23. Olin Chase, oil and gasolene 20.25
24. R. C. Diemer, use of drill. 132.00
July 3. Roy Colby, 351 loads gravel. 70.20
3. Roy Colby, land and house damages 45.00
3. G. F. Chase, land and house damages. 15.00
3. Capital Hardware Co., glass and setting
9.00
Oct.
2. G. E. Ayers, labor
6.94
2. Geo. Streeter, labor 6.00
9. Geo. Streeter, labor 16.00
11
19.
John O'Grady, running drill.
19. Clayton Bean, labor
15.75
9. M. E. Glines, labor. 12.00
9. G. E. Ayers, labor and team labor
21.61
16. M. E. Glines, labor. 24.00
16. Geo. Streeter, labor 24.00
16. Thomas I. King, labor 16.00
16. C. C. Leonard, labor.
4.00
16. G. E. Ayers, team labor
51.00
23. G. E. Ayers, team labor 42.50
23. Geo. Streeter, labor
24.00
23. M. E. Glines, labor.
24.00
23. Thomas I. King, labor
24.00
23. C. C. Leonard, labor
4.00
30. G. E. Ayers, labor and team labor
40.50
30. M. E. Glines, labor.
24.00
30. Geo. Streeter, labor
24.00
30. Thomas I. King, labor
12.00
Nov. 6.
Geo. Streeter, labor
4.00
6. M. E. Glines, labor
4.00
6. G. E. Ayers, labor.
5.00
6. Roy Colby, 191 loads gravel
38.20
13. G. E. Ayers, labor
15.00
13. M. E. Glines, labor
12.00
13. Geo. Streeter, labor
12.00
13. Dwinell Hardware Co., nails, paint and oil 47.50
$3087.83
ORDERS DRAWN FOR MAINTENANCE OF ROAD
BARRE
W. I. Lawrence, labor credited to Order No. 97. .
$ 12.00
June 12.
W. I. Lawrence, transportation 7.50
12 M. D. Glines, labor 10.50
12. John Cook, labor. 10.11
12.
J. T. Norton, team labor 28.00
12. L. L. Stone, team labor. 28.00
12. Harold Hawes, team labor 14.00
12. L. A. Hood, labor.
20.00
12. M. D. Glines, labor
12.00
12. John Cook, labor. 12.00
12. W. F. Gibbs, labor 12.00
12. H. Adams, labor. 4.00
12. Henry Richards, labor
16.00
12. E. H. Turner, labor
4.00
24. John Cook, labor
10.67
Total
12
24. Paul Cook, labor. 3.56
24. J. T. Norton, team labor
31.50
24. L. L. Stone, team labor. 31.50
24. J. T. Norton, team labor 7.00
24. L. L. Stone, team labor
7.00
24 J. T. Norton, team labor
3.50
24. J. T. Norton, team labor
28.00
24. L. L. Stone, team labor
21.00
24. L. A. Hood, labor.
20.00
24. John Melanson, labor
7.56
24. Olin Chase, labor.
7.56
24. Raymond Norton, labor
4.00
24. Henry Richards, labor.
14.22
24. Harold Churchill, labor
8.00
24. H. T. Hawes, team labor and man.
10.50
24. H. T. Hawes, team labor and man. 10.50
24. Olin Chase, transportation. 10.00
June 28.
C. L. Partridge, 110 loads gravel
27.50
30. Henry Richards, labor.
4.00
July 3. L. L. Stone, team labor
25.00
3. J. T. Norton, team labor
11.50
3. Harold Hawes, team labor
4.50
3. L. A. Hood, labor.
5.00
3. John Melanson, labor
4.00
3.
C. C. Leonard, labor 4.00
4.00
3. P. Puricelli, labor
1.33
3. G. Zorzi, labor.
1.33
3. G. Scrizzi, labor.
1.33
3. G. Caranchini, labor 1.33
1.33
3. V. Cacciamali, labor.
1.33
Aug.
7. G. E. Doton, team labor
31.50
7.
A. A. Ainsworth, labor
20.00
7. J. T. Norton, team labor
42.00
7. Chester Doten, labor
12.00
7. G. E. Ayers, team labor
42.50
7. Felix Belille, team labor
35.00
7. Joseph Bellile, labor
20.00
14. G. E. Ayers, team labor
39.67
14. Felix Belille, team labor
35.00
14. G. E. Doten, team labor
17.50
14. H. T. Hawes, team labor 35.00
14. Joseph Belille, labor. 20.00
14. A. A. Ainsworth, labor 13.33
14. Chester Doten, labor 22.00
13
3. Leon Chase, labor
3. E. Cacciamali, labor
21. Felix Belille, team labor 42.00
21. G. E. Doten, team labor
35.00
21. H. T. Hawes, team labor 35.00
21. C. L. Partridge, team labor 28.00
21. L. L. Stone, team labor 21.00
21. Joseph Bellille, labor.
24.00
21. A. A. Ainsworth, labor
24.00
21. Chester Doten, labor. 24.00
21. G. E. Ayers, team labor
51.00
21. G. E. Doten, team labor
14.00
21. Chester Doten, labor 8.00
28. Felix Belille, team labor
42.00
28.
H. T. Hawes, team labor
38.50
28. C. L. Partridge, team labor
9.33
28. J. M. Brigham, team labor
21.00
28. Joseph Belille, labor
24.00
28. A. A. Ainsworth, labor.
24.00
30.
C. L. Partridge, 470 loads gravel.
117.50
30. G. E. Ayers, team labor. 51.00
May
12.
M. & W. R. R. R. Co., freight on tarvia. .
85.88
June
5. The Barret Co., tarvia. 729.24
Total. $2,399.61
Rebate on freight on tarvia, . $ 85.88
Received for tarvia barrels, . 270.50
356.38
Total.
$ 2043.23
E. H. TURNER M.J. CORLISS
G. E. AYERS
Selectmen.
F. V. WINSLOW, SPECIAL ROAD COMMISSIONER
State Road work, by Gunnison bridge
1920 Order No.
June 21. 1 G. E. Doten.
$ 23.79
21. 2 F. V. Winslow, 45.60
21. 3 H. M. Andrews 13.26
21. 4 Kenneth Turner 13.22
21. 5 M. J. Corliss.
3.11
21. 6 Wm. J. Riddle
10.11
28. 7 G. E. Doten. 24.50
28. 8 C. D. Brown. 21.00
28. 9 F. V. Winslow 54.00
14
.
28. L. L. Stone, team labor
42.00
28.
0
W. H. Turner
7.00
28.
11 M. J. Corliss.
3.50
28. 12 Robert Turner
10.31
28. 13 Wm. J. Riddle
12.25
July 5.
14 G. E. Doten.
19.44
5.
15 F. V. Winslow
34.33
5.
16 Harry Mason.
6.22
5.
17 Robert Turner
9.72
5.
18
W. H. Turner
1.75
Aug.
16. 19
H. M. Andrews
14.00
16.
20
F. V. Winslow
24.00
16.
21
Howard Curtis
12.44
16.
22 M. J. Corliss
6.22
16.
23
Hiram Curtis.
6.22
Sept. 13.
24
Howard Curtis
7.00
13.
25
F. V. Winslow
24.00
13.
26
G. E. Doten.
2.34
13. 27
Hiram Curtis.
3.50
13.
28 Chester Doten .
3.50
23.
29 Wm. Riddle
7.00
13.
30 W. H. Turner
8.50
Total
$ 431.83
F. V. WINSLOW, SPECIAL ROAD COMMISSIONER
State Road Work by Turner bridge
1920
Order No.
Sept. 11.
1 G. E. Doten.
$ 10.50
11.
2 F. V. Winslow 18.00
11.
3 Chester Doten
5.25
11.
4 H. M. Andrews
3.50
20. 5 F. V. Winslow
34.66
20. 6 G. E. Doten. .
20.22
20. 7 Chester Doten
10.11
20.
8 H. M. Andrews
8.17
20. 9 W. H. Turner
5.38
Oct.
11. 10 G. E. Doten.
7.00
11. 11 F. V. Winslow
36.00
11. 12 H. M. Andrews
10.50
11. 13 Chester Doten.
10.50
18.
14 H. M. Andrews
22.00
18.
15 G. E. Doten
28.00
18.
16 F. V. Winslow
72.00
15
18.
17 Chester Doten.
21.00
18.
18 E. N. Shepard
4.00
18.
19 W. H. Turner 10.00
25. 20 F. V. Winslow
72.75
25. 21 G. E. Doten.
28.00
25.
22 H. M. Andrews
12.00
25
23 Chester Doten
21.00
25.
24 W. H. Turner.
11.25
25.
25
Berry & Jones
3.60
Nov.
5. 26 Chester Doten 7.00
5. 27 F. V. Winslow.
31.76
16. 28 W. H. Turner 4.93
Total
$ 529.08
Elmer M. Hill in account with the Town of Berlin
Winter Work, 1920
Mar. 5. Elmer Hill, rolling and shoveling roads $ 42.96
5. Ernest A. Hill, rolling roads. 18.00
9. A. H. Cole, rolling and breaking roads 42.00
9. W. J. Fiddock, rolling roads.
27.33
9. L. Boyson, rolling roads.
27.33
9. Edward Brown, breaking roads 13.60
9. Wm. Herring, rolling roads. 48.00
10. Raymond E. Norton, breaking roads 9.07
10. L. Boyson, breaking roads.
7.34
10. F. A. Gray, breaking and shoveling roads
15.81
12. John M. Holland, breaking roads and snowing bridge.
38.00
12. Paul Cook, shoveling roads.
7.00
19 E. M. Hill, rolling roads and shoveling snow .
42.69
22. S. A. Lacaillade, cutting out ice, Moody farm. 18.00
22. Austin DeCary, breaking roads.
7.88
24. Edward Brown, breaking roads
10 35
24. W. J. Fiddock, rolling roads
12.00
24. A. H. Cole, rolling roads.
12.00
24. Frank Carver, rolling roads.
12.00
25. P. Cook, shoveling snow and cutting ice
10.00
26. Wm. G. Gordon, rolling road 12 days.
9.00
26. Wm. Grey, winter work. 3.34
April
1. Peck Bros Co., dynamite, fuse and cap
15.55
1. E. M. Hill, shoveling snow, cleaning ice from road. 28.50
16
2. E. A. Hill, rolling roads and shoveling snow . 36.34
5. Frank Bean, breaking roads. 13.00
7. D. W. Colby, shoveling snow . 22.33
21. Dwinell Hardware Co., spikes and nails. . . 7.20
17. Hans Hanson, shoveling snow .
1.50
Aug. 11. Genro Bros. man and team, shoveling and plowing roads. 5.51
14. G. A. Lathrop, breaking roads (1919 and 1920 8.50
16. A. S. Libby, breaking roads, 2 and team.
men
51.34
18 Brigham Bros, 460 ft., 16 ft. plank. 18.40
Sept. 27.
Carver Bros, snowing bridge, 1919 and 1920 6.00
Oct.
27. Walter Abel, snowing bridge,1920
14.00
27. Walter Abel, cutting ice out of road, 1920. 3.00
Nov. 15. James Towne, shoveling and plowing out roads winter 1920. 6.83
1921
Jan.
28. B. S. Gove, shoveling snow and breaking road, 1919-1920, fixing road 1920. 6.50
28. Ernest A. Hill, rolling and breaking roads. 31.12
28. A. S. Libby, shoveling and breaking roads. 1919-1920 18.28
Summer Work
Oct. 27. L. L. Stone, labor on highway . 14.59
27. L. L. Stone, labor on highway.
10.50
27 L. L. Stone, labor on highway. 17.50
30. Ernest A. Hill, labor on highway . . 56.00
30. Herman E. Hill, labor on highway. 7.00
Nov. 4. A. S. Libby, labor on and for planks. 26.73
11. Arthur Mitchell, labor on highway
10.50
13. Arthur Mitchell, labor on highway 29.55
13. Elmer A. Hill, labor on highway. .
79.52
15. James Towne, labor on highway and plank 23.98
17. Ernest A. Hill, labor on highway.
58.26
17. Cedric Shepherd, labor on highway
21.00
19. Almon St. John, labor on highway 10.50
Dec.
1. Charles J. Bean, 115 ft, plank.
4.60
1. Wm. Turner, 84 loads gravel .
10.50
11. Leon Chase, 1109 ft. plank $40M 44.36
17
May July 5. C. J. Bean, snowing Royce Bridge. . 2.00
1921
Jan.
3. Elmer M. Hill, labor on highway 17.85
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