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327 E. L. Breed, 24 days 5 hours horse, 53 00
15
328
Bert Smith, 3 days 8 hours man, 1 day team, 9 20
15
329
T. E. Adams, 6 days 6 hours,
9 90
23 330
Charles Smith, 44 loads gravel,
4 40
26 331 Bert L. Breed, 1 day 5 hours,
2 25
29 332 Ansel Jackson, 1 day team,
3 50
29
333
Ed. Briggs, 5 hours, 75
1909
Jan. 15 334 E. F. Jackson, 1 day 3} hours, 2 03
15 335
Clayton Cooley, raking stone, 2 25
28 336 Milo Hill, 1 day,
1 50
28 337 Win. Howland, 1 day 5 hours,
2 25
28 338 Heman Hooker, 5 hours,
75
28 339 John A. Houston, 2 days man, 8 hours team, 5 80
28 340 Simon Morie, 1 day, 1 50
28 341 Fred Sawyer, 4 hours, 60
Edward Briggs, 2 days, 3 00
24
25
Date. No.
Jan. 28 342
Amount. Daver Mills, 3 hours man, 3 hours team, $1 50
28 343 Asa Jackson, 5 hours team, 1 75
28
344 Peter Nelson, 2 days, 3 00
28
345
Willis Bros., 3 days team,
10 50
28
346
J. J. Smith, 1 day team,
3 50
28
347
Charles Jones, 1 day team,
3 50
30
348
Joseph Tennien, blacksmith repairs, per itemized bill, 1 85
30
349 James Chapman, 2 days team, 7 00
30
350
E. L. Breed, 8 days, 1 day team,
19 50
30
351 Jesse Billings, 142 loads gravel,
14 20
Total,
$4,172 51
RECAPITULATION.
Machine work,
$ 522 50
Raking stone and cart work,
162 10
1,168 loads of gravel,
887 68
Tools and supplies,
290 45
Culverts built and repaired,
310 00
Selectmen, labor and material,
22 50
Permanent work,
666 92
Total,
$4,172 51
20 per cent. grand list,
$2,970 17
State highway,
549 28
Special State highway,
300 00
Special Town,
22 50
Tile sold,
5 00
P. E. Mooney, cart,
3 05
Balance, 1908,
$4,151 05
21 46
Overdraft,
1,310 36
General road work,
300 00
Selectmen, work,
1 05
ERNEST L. BREED, Road Commissioner.
.
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School Commissioners' Report.
ORDERS DRAWN.
No.
1 Henry Philips, 3 cords wood, $ 9 00
2 B. S. Powers, transportation for January, 20 00
3 B. S. Powers, transportation $10.50, wood $17.31,
27 81
4 N. Martell, transportation,
40 00
5 J. H. Dimmick, transportation, 30 00
27 00
7 Henry Philips, 54 cords wood, 21 00
8 Nelson Manley, transportation,
12 50
9 John O'Brien, transportation,
33 00
9₺ James Tennien, truant officer,
9 75
10 Wm. Humphrey, one-half cord of wood,
2 00-
11 Gino Ratti, teaching,
80 00
12 Charlotte Hale,
46 00
13 Jennie Cline, 66
40 00
14 Miss Pomeroy, teaching $40, adv. $18,
58 00
15 Sedonia Tennien, teaching,
40 00
16 Laura Parsons,
40 00
17 Stella McCarthy, 66
40 00
18 Mary McCormack,
40 00
19 E. M. Kelly,
18 00
20 Maude Stevens,
34 00
21 Daisy Raleigh,
32 00
22 Teresa Cline,
32 00
23 Nellie Turner,
30 00
24 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
25 Ethel Ryder,
32 00
26 Matilda McCormick,
36 00
27 Corinne Randall,
34 00
28 N. G. Stevens, sawing wood,
4 13
29 H. M. Chatterton, coal and supplies,
9 85
30 Ansel Jackson, drawing coal, 1 50
Amount.
6 M. Fitzpatrick, transportation,
27
No 31 C. J. Fenton, janitor,
Amount. $17 52 13 90
33 W. P. Abbott, services for February,
51 41
34 James Chapman, 1} cords wood,
5 62
35 Pauline Rockwood, music teacher,
26 00
36 J. H. Dimmick, transportation,
15 00
37 38
E. Reed, sawing wood,
8 25
Mrs. W. Wheeler, 10 cords wood,
40 00
39
B. S. Powers, transportation,
29 00
40 N. Manley, transportation,
18 75
41 T. J. Hagan, labor and supplies,
3 70
42 American Book Co., bọoks,
8 16
43 Ginn & Co.,
5 41
44
Thompson, Brown & Co., 66
75
45 Ginn & Co., song
12 15
46
J. L. Hammett & Co.,
14 75
47 J. L. Hammett & Co., ink wells,
5 05
48 H. A. Sawyer & Co., mucilage and baskets,
3 15
49 H. A. Sawyer & Co., brooms,
3 38
50 Silver, Burdett & Co., music,
33 34
51 Geo. E. Chalmers, dictionary holder,
4 50
52 Edward E. Babb & Co., books,
12 39
53 Proctor Graded School, music,
2 18
54
John H. Dobinson, tuning piano,
2 50
55
Mrs. Lizzie Parron, transportation,
12 00
56 Ethel Ryder, teaching,
16 00
57 N. Martell, transportation,
16 00
58 Geo. Palmerine, janitor,
18 00
59 Gino Ratti, teaching,
80 00
60 Charlotte Hale,
46 00
61
Jennie Cline,
66
40 00
62 Miss Pomeroy,
40 00
63 Sedonia Tennien,
40 00
64 Laura Parsons, 66
40 00
65 Stella McCarthy,
40 00
66 Mary McCormack, 60
1
40 00
.
32 W. P. Abbott, expenses,
.
-
66
28
No.
Amount.
67 Maude Stevens,
teaching, $34 00
68 Daisy Raleigh,
32 00
69 Teresa Cline, 60
32 00
70 Nellie Turner,
30 00
71 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
72 Corinne Randall,
34 00
73 C. J. Fenton, janitor and supplies,
19 17
74 E. W. Chaffee, transportation,
20 80
75 Pauline Rockwood, music teacher,
26 00
76 W. P. Abbott, services for March,
51 41
77 Mrs. Squires, janitor,
5 00
78 Richard Dow, janitor,
12 00
79 B. S. Powers, transportation,
29 00
80 Mrs. H. Fox, janitor,
6 50
81 Dorr Bogue, janitor,
6 00
82 Edwin LaBroke, janitor,
5 50
83 N. Manley, transportation,
20 43
84 J. L. Hammett & Co., books,
1 95
85 Ginn & Co., books,
9 40
86 D. C. Heath & Co., books,
3 53
87 H. A. Sawyer & Co., baskets,
1 50
88 M. Fitzpatrick, transportation,
30 00
89 A. D. Tiffany, services and supplies,
8 34
90 Wilfred Bean, labor,
5 00
91 J. H. Dimmick, transportation,
7 50
92 Mrs. A. Houston, janitor,
12 50
93 Harry Fox, transportation,
19 00
94 N. Martell, transportation,
24 50
95 Mrs. C. Greeno, cleaning schools,
30 00
96 W. S. Humphrey, repair work,
9 75
97 N. Martell, transportation,
16 50
98 H. M. Chatterton, coal and supplies,
15 30
99 Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books,
15 04
100 Ginn & Co., books,
5 58
101 D. C. Heath & Co., books,
16 12
102 Corrine Randall, teaching,
34 00
29
Amount.
$27 00
E. M. Kelley, 36 00
Edwin LaBroke, sawing wood $4.00, transporta- tion $10.00, 14 00
E. A. Reed, sawing wood, 7 50
The Tuttle Co., order books, 3 00
55
Perry Picture Co., colors,
1 12
N. Martell; transportation,
33 00
N. Manley, transportation,
25 00
C. J. Fenton, janitor and supplies,
18 32
B. S. Powers, transportation,
21 25
114 W. P. Abbott, services for April,
51 41
115 Gino Ratti, teaching,
80 00
116 Charlotte Hale,
46 00
117
Jennie Cline,
40 00
118
Miss Pomeroy,
40 00
119 Sedonia Tennien,
40 00
120 Laura Parsons,
40 00
121 Stella McCarthy,
40 00
122
Mary McCormack,
40 00
123 Maude Stevens,
34 00
124 Daisy Raleigh,
32 00
125 Teresa Cline,
30 00
126 Nellie Turner,
32 00
127 Rachel Jackson,
48 00
128 Ethel Ryder,
66
26 00
129 Pauline Rockwood,
12 00
130 Kerry Taylor, transportation,
3 20
131 W. S. Humphrey, labor,
15 00
132 John LaBroke, transportation,
7 50
133 Geo. Palmerine, janitor,
33 00
134 N. Martell, transportation,
6 25
135 N. Manley, transportation,
6 50
136 Parker & Ryan, glass,
137 H. M. Chatterton, coal,
6 16
109 110 111 112 113
No. 103 Matilda McCormack, teaching, 104 105 106 107 108 H. A. Sawyer & Co., ink and basket,
32 00
30
No.
Amount.
138 Corinne Randall,
teaching, $34 00
139 Matilda McCormick,
36 00
140 E. M. Kelley,
36 00
141 Kerry Tailor,
transportation,
6 00
142 John LaBroke,
10 00
143 Kerry Taylor,
3 00
144 N. Martell,
33 00
145
B. S. Powers,
32 75
146 Ginn & Co., books,
2 50
147 J. L. Hammett & Co., books,
5 00
148 W. P. Abbott, services for May,
51 41
149 N. Manley, transportation,
5 00
150 Kerry Taylor, transportation,
3 00
151 Houghton, Mifflin & Co., books,
2 23
152
L. E. Knott App. Co., supplies,
44 17
153 Ethel Ryder, teaching,
3 20
154 M. Fitzpatrick, transportation,
40 50
155 C. J. Fenton, janitor and supplies,
22 09
156 Gino Ratti, teaching, יו
100 00
157 Charlotte Hale,
57 50
158 Jennie Cline,
50 00
159 Miss Pomeroy,
50 00
160 Sedonia Tennien,
50 00
161 Laura Parsons,
50 00
162 Stella McCarthy,
50 00
163 Mary McCormack,
50 00
164
Maude Stevens, 66
42 50
165
Daisy Raleigh,
40 00
166
Teresa Cline,
40 00
167
Nellie Turner,
37 50
168 Rachel Jackson,
40 00
169 Pauline Rockwood,
32 50
170 J. LaBroke, janitor $4, transportation $10,
14 00
171 Dorr Bogue, janitor $4.50, sawing wood $2,
6 50
172 H. M. Chatterton, $4.65, coal $168,
172 65
173 B. S. Powers, transportation,
14 25
31
Amount. $ 9 00 54 00
E. M. Kelley, teaching,
H. Spaulding, drawing coal,
15 60
Harry Fox, transportation,
11 25
Mrs. H. Fox, janitor,
4 50
Nelson Manley, transportation,
25 00
Gino Ratti, graduating expense,
4 00
A. D. Tiffany, services and supplies,
17 62
L. E. Knott App. Co., thermometer,
41
183
Oval & Kosler, diplomas,
11 44
184 185 Corinne Randall,
51 00
186 187
Kerry Taylor, transportation,
6 00
Geo. Palmerine, janitor,
6 00
188 N. Martell, transportation,
66 00
189
Mrs. A. Houston, janitor,
21 00
190
C. Jones, wood,
73 50
191
C. Jones, transportation,
15 30
192
W. P. Abbott, salary and expenses,
63 21
193 194
R. Rich, labor,
20 00
195
Woodruff Print Shop, printing,
1 25
196
Mrs. Jennie Squires, janitor,
4 50
197
E. W. Chaffee, transportation,
22 00
198 A. D. Tiffany, water rent,
10 00
199 200
S. McDonald, labor and supplies,
38 00
201
L. Dutelle, cedar posts,
2 90
202 E. L. Barnum, screen and ladder, High school,
66 45
Madeline Eayres, teaching,
32 00
203 204 205
S. McDonald, labor, 2 50
J. T. Tennien, fencing High school, 7 20
206
S. E. Brown, labor, 7 50
207
S. Whittemore, cutting and piling wood,
7 80
208 Mrs. A. Pratt, cleaning schools,
6 00
209 Nick Weinle, labor,
15 37
No. 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182
R. Dow, janitor,
Matilda McCormick, teaching,
54 00
E. J. Thomas, alabastine,
40
Wm. Keough, labor,
10 50
32
No.
210 W. P. Abbott, services for July,
211 R. W. Ketcham, lumber, 1 00
212 R. Rich, labor, 30 00
213 B. J. Stevens, freight on seats,
26 43
214 Mineral Tablet Ink Co., powder,
2 50
215
H. F. Noyes, flooring for Mills school,
76 00
216 Vt. School Seat Co., seats Fowler & Mills,
458 50
217 T. J. Hagan, cash paid Howland, planing,
50
218 .Mrs. C. Cooley, janitor.
9 40
219 R. Rich, labor,
51 25
220
Thomas & White, supplies for R. Rich,
17 40
221
Nelson Breor, labor,
1 38
222
M. Connolly, supplies,
15 49
223 Mrs. A. Houston, cleaning school room,
7 00
224
H. W. Perkins, wood,
19 50
225
W. P. Abbott, error July order,
1 48
226
W. P. Abbott. services for August,
52 89
227
Mrs. C. Greeno, cleaning schools,
5 00
228
Burditt Bros., lumber,
2 10
229
Eagle Pencil Co., supplies,
16 00
230
J. L. Hammett Co., paper,
31 50
231
J. L. Hammett Co., freight,
2 13
232
W. R. Allen, labor,
18 00
233
Nick Weinle, seating Fowler school,
21 25
234
Tom Shannon,
4 62
235
A. D. Tiffany, services and supplies,
20 91
236
City of Rutland, 4 seats,
4 00
237 Ansel Jackson, moving closet,
2 00
238 M. L. Philips, land for closet,
15 00
239
W. S. Humphrey, labor and supplies,
10 71
240
Thomas & White, wire and staples,
2 91
241
Nelson Manley, transportation,
6 25
242 E. J. Brown, 10 cords wood,
40 00
243 H. M. Chatterton, stoves and supplies,
75 07
244 N. G. Stevens, sawing wood $11.25, transporta- tion $45,
56 25
Amount. $51 41
33
No. 245 246 247
Mrs. C. Greeno, cleaning schools,
Amount. $10 00
Albert Pratt, labor,
8 25
Mrs. F. D. Squires, cleaning school,
4 00
248
Mrs. A. Fish,
2 00
249 Jerry Riordan, labor,
1 25
250 251
H. A. Sawyer & Co., supplies,
7 15
Nick Weinle, seating Fowler school,
4 10
252 W. P. Abbott, services for September,
52 89
253 John LaBroke, transportation,
15 00
254
Silver, Burdett & Co., books,
14 87
255
Ginn & Co.,
18 05
256
American Book Co.,
2 95
257
Ginn & Co.,
16 92
258
Hinds & Noble,
22 67
259
H. M. Weigel, reports,
10 00
260
H. B. Allen, transportation,
15 00
261 Nelson Manley, transportation,
13 00
262
J. B. Candon, lumber,
4 13
263
S. McDonald, labor,
3 25
264
C. J. Fenton, janitor and supplies,
18 67
265 D. Appleton & Co., books,
2 35
266
J. V. Clifford, painting,
4 05
267
Dunn Bros., water jars and cups,
20 85
268
Ginn & Co., books,
14 45
269
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., linen,
1 70
270
Ray & McCormick, curtains,
3 90
271
D. C. Heath & Co., books,
2 29
272
Ginn & Co., books,
4 15
273 Tuttle Co., shades,
7 50
274
Gino Ratti, teaching,
92 00
275
Charlotte Hale,
50 00
276
Jennie Cline,
40 00
277
Miss Pomeroy,
46 00
278 Laura Parsons,
40 00
279 Mary McCormack,
40 00
280 Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
34
No.
· Amount.
281 Teresa Cline, teaching,
$32 00
282 Rachel Jackson, 66
32 00
283 Pauline Rockwood,
30 00
284 Corinne Randall,
36 00
285 Matilda McCormick, 66
36 00
286 E. M. Kelly,
36 00
287 Huldah Erickson, 66
34 00
288
Helen E. Emerson,
34 00
289 Agnes M. Sargent, 66
28 00
290 Madeline Eayres,
32 00
291 Destroyed.
292 Constance Gulick, teaching,
32 00
293 Tuttle Co., curtains,
8 25
294
C. D. Powers, 9 cords slab wood, 25 66
2 50
296 Mrs. Kirby, janitor,
8 50
297 Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick, transportation,
20 00
298 J. LaBroke, labor $3.50, transportation $10,
13 50
299 Dorr Bogue, janitor,
2 50
300 M. W. Clifford, lumber,
21 24
301
Thompson, Brown & Co., books,
4 24
302 Ginn & Co., books,
5 41
303 J. L. Hammett & Co., supplies,
13 81
304 American Book Co., books,
14 14
305
H. B. Allen, transportation,
22 50
306
A. D. Tiffany, services and supplies,
19 75
307
Richard Mooney, repairs on wagon,
3 00
308 Nelson Manley, transportation,
25 00
309 D. Alexander, labor,
2 60
310 John LaBroke, transportation,
10 00
311 B. S. Powers,
18 25
312 C. J. Fenton, janitor and supplies,
17 92
313 W. P. Abbott, services for October,
52 89
314 E. J. Brown, 10 cords wood,
40 00
315 H. A. Sawyer & Co., supplies,
2 83
316 D. C. Heath & Co., books,
4 45
.
295 Edward Fox, piling wood,
35
No. 317 The Tuttle Co., shades, 318 319 Edward E. Babb & Co., books,
Amount.
$ 2 55
Geo. E. Chalmers, dictionary holder,
5 00
Ginn & Co., books,
5 07
Gino Ratti, teaching,
92 00
50 00
40 00
46 00
326 Mary McCormack, 66
40 00
Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
329 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
330
Pauline Rockwood,
30 00
331
Corinne Randall,
36 00
332 Matilda McCormick,
36 00
333 334
Huldah Erickson,
34 00
335
Helen E. Emerson,
34 00
336 Agnes M. Sargent,
28 00
337 338
Constance Gulick,
32 00
339 340
Mrs. Kirby, janitor,
8 00
341
Dr. T. J. Hagan, services and supplies,
25 00
342 M. Fitzpatrick, transportation,
36 00
343
Nelson Manley,
12 50
344
John LaBroke,
10 00
345
N. G. Stevens, sawing 26 cords wood,
19 50
346 Rutland-Florence Marble Co., irons for wagon,
1 00
347
H. B. Allen, transportation,
15 00
348 Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick,
25 00
349 John LaBroke,
10 00
350 Nelson Manley,
12 50
351 Creamery Package Mfg. Co., lumber, 31 72
352 E. H. Button, lumber,
30 53
E. M. Kelley,
36 00
Madeline Eayres,
32 00
H. B. Allen, transportation,
15 00
327 328 Teresa Cline,
40 00
32 00
320 321 322 Charlotte Hale, 323 Jennie Cline, Miss Pomeroy, 324 325 Laura Parsons,
25 34
36
No.
353 W. P. Abbott, services for November,
Amount. $52 89 18 92
354 C. J. Fenton, services and supplies,
355 Gino Ratti, teaching,
92 00
356 Charlotte Hale,
50 00
357 Jennie Cline,
40 00
358 Miss Pomeroy, 66
46 00 ·
359
Laura Parsons, 66
40 00
360
Mary McCormack,
40 00
361
Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
362 Teresa Cline,
32 00
363 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
364 Pauline Rockwood, 66
30 00
365
Corinne Randall, 66
36 00
366 Matilda McCormick,
36 00
367 E. M. Kelley, 66
36 00
368 Huldah Erickson,
34 00
369 Helen E. Emerson,
34 00
370 Agnes M. Sargent, 66
28 00
371 Madeline Eayres,
32 00
372 Constance Gulick,
32 00
373 Mike Flemming, labor,
2 00
374 B. S. Powers, transportation,
11 75
375 Ginn & Co., books,
7 12
376
Sibley & Co., books,
23 49
377
H. A. Sawyer & Co., brooms,
3 38
378 H. F. Noyes, lumber and labor,
9 70
379 H. B. Allen, transportation,
15 00
380 S. K. Burbank, insurance,
15 00
381 Mrs. M. Kirby, janitor,
6 50
382 John LaBroke, transportation,
10 00
383 Nelson Manley, 66
6 00
384
W. S. Humphrey, labor High school,
4 00
385 Miss Pomeroy, teaching,
23 00
386 Pauline Rockwood,
15 00
387 Gino Ratti,
46 00
388 Charlotte Hale,
25 00
37
No 389 390 391
Jennie Cline,
teaching,
Amount. $20 00 20 00
Mary McCormack,
20 00
392 Daisy Raleigh,
18 00
393 Teresa Cline, 66
16 00
394
Rachel Jackson,
66
16 00
395
Corinne Randall,
18 00
396 Matilda McCormick, 66
18 00
E. M. Kelley, 66
18 00
Huldah Erickson,
17. 00
Helen E. Emerson,
17 00
Agnes M. Sargent,
14 00
401
Madeline Eayres, 66
16 00
402 403 404 405
Constance Gulick, 66
16 00
C. J. Fenton, janitor and supplies,
17 82
Seth Wolcott, transportation,
87 50
H. B. Allen,
15 00
Jerry Riordan, janitor,
21 00
406 407 408
Mrs. A. Houston, janitor,
24 00
Morris Pratt, janitor,
5 00
John LaBroke, transportation,
5 00
409 410 411 412
Tuttle Co., shades,
4 50
B. S. Powers, transportation,
9 00
413 414 415
M. C. Fitzpatrick, transportation,
27 00
416
Dorr Bogue, janitor,
4 50
Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick, transportation,
25 00
417 418 419
A. D. Tiffany, water tax,
5 00
420 Mrs. M. Kirby, janitor,
4 00
421 Mrs. Jennie Squires, janitor,
5 00
422
W. P. Abbott, services for December,
52 89
423 E. J. Brown, 20 cords wood,
80 00
4.24
C. J. Fenton, cleaning High school,
8 00
A. J. Hubbard, 2 clocks Fowler school,
18 00
American Book Co., books,
13 77
Mrs. Fox, janitor,
10 50
Nelson Manley,
12 25
397 398 399 400
Laura Parsons,
38
Amour t.
425 Edward E. Babb & Co., books,
$ 1 93
426 Chas. Greeno, cleaning school, 5 00
427 E. A. Randall, repairs school sleigh,
11 10
428 W. S. Humphrey, labor High school,
9 80
428₺ Dr. T. J. Hagan, supplies and postage,
6 70
429 W. P. Abbott, expenses,
5 51
430 J. L. Hammett & Co., books,
6 75
431 Atkinson, Mentger & Grower, books,
6 85
432 J. S. Randall, table,
1 50
433 J. K. P. Chapman, wood,
23 00
434
H. M. Chatterton, supplies,
5 83
435 Nelson Manley, transportation,
12 50
436 John LaBroke,
10 00
437 Tuttle Co., supplies,
3 50
438 E. W. Chaffee, transportation,
28 00
439 Pauline Rockwood, music,
50
440 D. Alexander, labor,
2 00
441 H. B. Allen, transportation,
22 50
442
S. McDonald, labor,
2 50
443 Parker & Ryan, glass,
7 60
444 Orville Brewer Pub. Co., books,
80
445 P. Libby, labor,
1 50
446 Ginn & Co., books,
6 50
447 C. J. Fenton, janitor,
18 37
448 Mrs. M. Kirby, janitor,
7 75
449 F. M. Scofield, trucking,
35 80
450 Gino Ratti, teaching,
92 00
451 Charlotte Hale,
50 00
452 Jennie Cline,
60
40 00
453 Miss Pomeroy, 66
46 00
454 Laura Parsons,
40 00
455 Mary McCormack,
40 00
456 Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
457 Teresa Cline, 60
32 00
458 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
459 Pauline Rockwood,
30 00
No.
1
39
No. Corinne Randall, 460 461 462 E. M. Kelley, 463 Huldah Erickson,
teaching,
Amount. $36 00
Matilda McCormick,
36 00
36 00
34 00
464 Helen E. Emerson,
34 00
465
Agnes M. Sargent,
30 00
466 Madeline Eayres,
32 00
467 Constance Gulick, 66
32 00
468 W. P. Abbott, services for January,
52 89
469 Nelson Manly, transportation,
12 50
470 W. S. Humphrey, work High school,
2 80
471
A. D. Tiffany, services and supplies,
46 92
472 Dr. T. J. Hagan, services,
15 00
473 J. E. Tennien, services as truant officer,
9 55
Total,
$11,609 13
RESOURCES.
55 per cent. of grand list, 1908,
$8,167 68
Rent of school lands,
137 17
Tuition from Rutland,
30 84
Tuition from Proctor,
126 72
Tuition from Chittenden,
50 46
Sale of Whipple Hollow school house,
150 00
Transportation from State,
691 71.
State appropriation, 8 per cent. tax,
185 59
Permanent School fund,
348 64
Reserve fund of $45,000,
116 22
Reserve fund of $15,000,
832 20
Unexpended resources of 1907,
$11,259 58
Expenditures, 1908,
$11,609 13
Appropriation, 1908,
10,427 38
Overdrew appropriation 1908,
$1,181 75
422 35
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SUMMARY.
Teachers,
$6,181 20
Superintendent of Schools,
627 28
Transportation,
1,535 03
Truant Officer,
19 30
Fuel,
595 90
Water tax,
15 00
Insurance,
15 00
Graduating expense,
15 44
Screen and fire escape, High school,
66 45
Land for Douglas school water closet,
15 00
Seats Fowler and Mills schools, freight and cost of setting,
518 90
Fence at High school,
7 20
Two stoves at Fowler school,
46 00
Water jars and cups, all schools,
21 20
Two clocks, Fowler school,
18 00
Tuning piano,
2 50
Janitor work,
368 99
Books,
344 70
Lumber and repairs, all schools,
503 53
Carting,
54 90
Sawing wood,
62 88
Cleaning all school rooms,
72 00
Supplies,
472 73
School Commissioners,
30 00
Total,
$11,609 13
E. H. ALLEN,
A. D. TIFFANY,
School
T. J. HAGAN,
Commissioners.
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Report of Superintendent of Schools.
TO THE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS, Pittsford, Vermont.
GENTLEMEN :- I have the honor of submitting to you my second annual report as Superintendent of Schools for the town of Pittsford.
TEACHERS.
The corps of teachers during the Spring term was as follows: High School,
Mr. G. A. Ratti, Principal.
Miss Charlotte F. Hale, Assistant. Miss Sarah G. Pomeroy, Assistant. Miss Jennie E. Cline.
Grammar School,
Village Intermediate,
Miss May E. McCormack.
Village Primary,
Miss Stella McCarthy.
Mills Intermediate,
Miss Laura E. Parsons.
Mills Primary,
Miss Sedonia I. Tennien.
Fowler Grammar,
Miss Matilda McCormick.
Fowler Primary,
Miss Elizabeth M. Kelley.
Fowler Primary, Ass't,
Miss Corinne S. Randall.
Douglas, Fire Hill,
Miss Daisy Raleigh. Miss Nellie Turner.
Furnace,
Miss Teresa G. Cline.
Goodnough,
Miss Maud A. Stevens.
Hudson,
Miss Rachel Jackson.
East Pittsford,
Miss Ethel M. Ryder, 1st part.
Miss Madeline Eayres, last part.
Supervisor of Music,
Miss N. Pauline Rockwood.
Before the opening of the Fall term the following changes had been made: Resignations had been handed in from Miss Stella McCarthy, Miss Sedonia I. Tennien, Miss Maud Stevens and Miss Ethel M. Ryder. The Fire Hill school was closed and the teacher was not re-engaged. Miss Matilda McCormick and Miss Elizabeth Kelley were transferred from
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the old to the new building at Fowler, and Miss Huldah O. Erickson, of Proctor, and Miss Helen E. Emerson, of Thet- ford, both graduates of the Randolph Normal school, were engaged to succeed them as teachers at the old building. Miss Randall was trasferred to the Village Primary school; Miss Raleigh to the Mills Primary school; Miss Constance Gulick, of Charlotte, a graduate of the Castleton Normal school, was engaged for the Goodnough school; Miss Madeline Eayres was given the Douglas school; and Miss Agnes Sar- gent, of Mendon, was secured for the East Pittsford school.
The present corps of teachers and the educational institu- tions represented is as follows:
High School, Mr. Gino A. Ratti,
Latin and French, Miss Charlotte F. Hale,
Eng. and History, Miss Sarah G. Pomeroy, Grammar School, Miss Jennie E. Cline,
Village Intermediate, Miss May E. McCormack, Village Primary,
Mills Intermediate,
Miss Corinne S. Randall, . Miss Laura E. Parsons, Miss Daisy Raleigh,
Middlebury College. University of Vermont. Boston University. W. Rutland High School. Castleton Normal. Pittsford High School. Castleton Normal.
Castleton Normal.
Fowler Grammar,
Miss Matilda McCormick,
Castleton Normal.
Fowler Primary,
Miss Elizabeth M. Kelley,
Castleton Normal.
Florence Grammar,
Florence Primary,
Miss Huldah O. Erickson, Miss Helen E. Emerson, Miss Madeline Eayres,
Randolph Normal. Castleton Normal. Rutland High School.
Furnace,
Miss Teresa G. Cline,
Goodnough,
Miss Constance Gulick,
Castleton Normal.
Hudson, Miss Rachel Jackson,
Castleton Normal.
East Pittsford,
Miss Agnes Sargent,
Castleton Normal.
Supervisor of Music, Miss N. Pauline Rockwood, N. E. Conservatory.
The above list of teachers shows that all but three of the grade teachers are graduates from Vermont Normal schools, that all teachers in the High school are college graduates, that the Supervisor of Music has had special training for her department, and that all, save two, are residents of Vermont. When necessary to fill vacancies which will occur, it should be the aim to engage only those teachers who have had special training for their work, or successful experience in
Randolph Normal.
Douglas,
Mills Primary,
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teaching, and salaries should be made such that competent teachers may be attracted to this town and retained as long as their services warrant.
EXAMINATION OF THE EYES AND EARS.
In accordance with the law, a test of the eyesight and hearing of the pupils was made by the several teachers dur- ing the Fall term. The following is a partial report:
Number of schools in which examination was made, 15
Number of pupils examined,
377
Number of pupils found defective,
135
Per cent. of pupils found defective,
35 plus.
Of the 189 boys examined, 63 were found defective; and of 188 girls, 72 were defective. Of the 135 found defective, 113 were defective in eyesight.
The following table shows the percentage of defectives in each school. No fractions are given.
High School,
50 per cent.
Grammar School,
12
Village Intermediate,
24
Village Primary,
50
Mills Intermediate,
40
Mills Primary,
20
Fowler Grammar,
16
Fowler Primary,
31
Florence Grammar,
61
Florence Primary,
84
Douglas,
25
66
Hudson,
12
Furnace,
40
Goodnough,
50
East Pittsford,
54
Making all due allowance for the different conditions under which the tests were made, the different ways of conducting
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the tests by the several teachers, and such inaccuracies as would naturally occur, the above figures are sufficiently start- ling to make one wonder whether the conditions under which the pupils study, nearly six hours per day, have anything to do with bringing about such a result.
REPAIRS.
Needed repairs and improvements following out the sug- gestions made in my report of last year have been made at the Goodnough, Douglas, Hudson, Furnace and Florence school houses, making these buildings more wholesome and attractive. Extensive repairs have been made in the Mills school house, new floors having been put in, two windows added to one of the rooms, the walls tinted and new curtains hung.
A new two-room building has been erected at Fowler to relieve the congested condition at the Florence school and to avoid the necessity for transportation of the children from Fowler to the old Florence school. The Fire Hill school has been closed and the children attending this school provided for at the new building.
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