Annual report of the board of officers of the town of Pittsford, Vermont, for the year ending 1906-1909, Part 3

Author: Pittsford (Vt.)
Publication date: 1906
Publisher: Rutland, Vt. : Tuttle
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I found one or two of the schools in the more remote districts "out of grade," but the superintendent and teachers of those schools are working together to remedy that con- dition, and we hope by the end of the year to bring them again into line. And this brings to mind a fact, which I feel it my duty to bring to your attention, and that is, that


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as the schools are now graded, we have below the High School, only eight grades instead of the customary nine. One year's work goes by the name of the fifth and sixth grade, and thus an attempt is made to do two years' work in one. The result is, that pupils are rushed ahead and into work beyond their comprehension, teachers become discouraged in the attempt to accomplish the impossible, and ultimately in spite of school directors, superintendent and teachers, too many of our boys and girls are leaving our schools, "graduated " but not educated.


In regard to the course of study in the High School I would say that a committee composed of prominent educa- tors of the state is preparing a course of study for the high schools of Vermont ; and as soon as this course is perfected, the principal of our High School, assisted by the superin- tendent, hopes, by the use of this as a model, to present for your consideration a course of study to take the place of the one now in use, a course excellent in its time, but now grown somewhat threadbare.


I found the schoolhouses in good repair as a general condition. Those in the outer districts are for the most part, pleasanter and more convenient than those at the Mills or the village, whereas the High School has a house unsur- passed, I believe, by any in the state.


Respectfully submitted,


ANNA F. BELL.


Pittsford, Vermont, January 31, 1906.


Report of the Librarian of the Maclure Library


For the year ending December 1, 1905 Number of days library has been open, 154 Number of books circulated, 8,690 Average circulation each day, 56


Average circulation Saturday evening, 40. I


Total number of persons drawing books, 502


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Amount


Per cent of fiction drawn, 79.5


Number of books added to library by gift, 58 Number of books purchased with memorial funds, 23; costing. $37 35


Number of books purchased with money given by Dr. Walker, 71; costing. 82 42


Books purchased with money received from the town, 116; costing .. 88 62


Periodicals bound, 37; costing. 25 00


Total Total additions, 247


$233 39


The library receipts were: From Dr. Walker, $350; from the town, $259.92; from interest on memorial funds, $50.32 ; from fines, etc., $36.70; total, $696.94. The ex- penditures were: For librarian's salary, $250; assistant librarian, $84; books and binding, $233.39; periodicals, $70.28; cataloguing, printing, etc., $61.72; total, $699.94.


The reading room and Magazine club have been supplied with thirty-three magazines and papers, four of which were contributed.


A number of books have been kept in the Willis store at Fowler for the use of the people in that part of the town, and recently another branch has been opened at East Pitts- ford in charge of Miss R. B. Leonard.


Respectfully submitted, MARY T. RANDALL, Assistant Librarian.


Report of Health Officer


During the year ending December 31, 1905, there have been two epidemics in town -one of diphtheria with twelve cases reported, and undoubtedly a number that were not reported, and one of typhoid fever with thirteen cases reported.


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We have been unable to find the source of infection in the typhoid cases, but the fact that the first five cases were all small boys who lived in all parts of the town and had all been together on the ball ground, gave rise to the sus- picion that all were infected from some water supply. This was investigated, but with no definite result.


The cases that followed could most of them be traced to infection from those first taken.


Attention was called last year to the extremely unsani- tary condition existing at the schoolhouses at Pittsford Vil- lage and Pittsford Mills. This condition has been remedied at the village and closets put in and connected with the sewer.


But the condition at the Mills school remains unchanged and is a disgrace to any village and a constant menace to the health of the children attending the school.


There is no reason why this building should not be pro- vided with closets and connected with the sewer.


Attention is called to the fact that the Board of Health has the public water supply analyzed four times a year and that anyone can have a water supply analyzed by application to the Health Officer and payment of expense charges to the State labratory at Burlington.


The expense of the examination is paid by the state.


The record for the year shows 79 births and 36 deaths, with cause of deaths as follows:


Tuberculosis


3


Pneumonia


2


Meningitis


2


Peritonitis


I


Heart disease


7


Erysipelas


I


Obs. of bowels


I


Hepititis.


I


Cerebral hem


2


Old age.


3


Malformation


I


Colitis


2


Still birth


4


Carconoma


Premature birth


2


Accident.


1


Marasmus


I


H. H. SWIFT, M. D., Health Officer.


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Town Treasurer's Report


RECEIPTS.


1905 Date


Amount


Feb.


1 Balance cash on hand


2$4, 101 03


9


Fines received State vs. Keogh 5 00


Fines received State vs. Nesbit 5 00


Fines received State vs. Nesbit


5 00


Fines received State vs. Nesbit


15 00


Fines received State vs. La Moran 5 00


Fines received State vs. Nesbit. 2 00


Fines received State vs. Nesbit .. 5 00


Fines received State vs. Lassor 5 00


Fines received State vs. Thompson .... I 00


Fines received State vs. Fredette


5 00


I5 Mrs. Ann Steele, rent school land to January 1, 1905 ... 35 44


2I


Overseer poor, furniture Mrs. Wight sold. 9 00


March


14


Fine, State vs. Alexander


5 00


15 State treasurer, Huntington fund.


68 79


April


I5 State auditor, bounty noxious ani- mals, 1904. 2 25


May


1


Proctor Trust Co., treasurer's note ....


3000 00


4 State treasurer, excess of costs above fines, intoxication cases


14 34


23 Rev. C. H. Smith, fuel used for Flor- ence Sunday school. 5 00


June


8 Proctor Trust Co., treasurer's note ..... 2000 00


9 E. L. Paine, treasurer's note


400 00


IO Fines, State. vs. Jno. Mano


14 91


IO Fines, State vs. Joe Mano 14 9I


July


I Harriet Babcock, treasurer's note.


2150 00


7 State treasurer, town apportionment state school tax 581 94


26 Town clerk, license fees, dog account


192 00


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No.


Amount.


Date. August 7 State treasurer, town apportionment state school $45,000 reserve fund ....


$285 46


28 M. L. Phillips, school land tax to Jan. 1, 1905 2 70


Sept.


I Taxes collected.


15,460 98


Oct.


2 Highway, donation from Dr. Walker .. 10 00


3 Lynn Pincher, mortgage note and interest 156 33


7 J. J. Smith, received for lumber


1 00


14 J. E. Tennien, constable, account de- linquent taxes. 100 00


14 Road commissioner, selectmen's order No. 56 235 37


25 J. E. Tennien, constable, account de- linquent taxes. 100 00


Nov.


21 J. E. Tennien, constable, account de- linquent taxes 75 00


24 State treasurer, 14964 68 State highway mileage 515 75


Dec.


I6 School commissioner, Bresee school- house 20 00


1905


January 8 L. S. Kendall, rent school lands to January 1, 1906 79 56


8 G. A. Haskins, rent school lands to January 1, 1906. 3 25


19 School commissioner, old iron sold ...


6.15


23 J. E. Tennien, constable, account de- linquent taxes. 125 00


23 Fine, State vs. King


1 00


23 Road commissioner, dynamite sold ... 19 60


24 G. F. Hendee, rent school land to January 1, 1906 7 50


24 M. L. Phillips, rent school land to January 1, 1906. 3 25


25 Thos. Riordan, rent school land to 2 January 1, 1906 2 50


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Date. No.


Amount


January 25 Robt. Loveland, rent school land to January 1, 1906. $1 50 29 J. E. Tennien, account delinquent taxes. 75 00


30 .Elmer E. Hack, rent school land to January 1, 1906 3 75


30 F. B. Noyes, rent town hall. 48 31


3I School directors, error order No. 361 80


31 Selectmen, error order No. 81. 80


31 Highway commissioner, received for old iron 7 00


$29,995 17


1905 Date


PAYMENTS


Amount


Feb. 23


Postage $ 2 00


March 23 D. T. Holden, endorsement on Treasurer's note. 25 00


15 J. E. Tennien, balance constable fees, State vs. Brainerd 32


21 J. E. Tennien, balance constable fees, State vs. Lassor I 99


James Halpin, interest on Treasurer's note 60 00


April 4 State Treasurer, ¿ fines re- ceived for intoxication cases. 22 50


May 8 D. T. Holden. interest on two Treasurers notes. ..


27 38


19 Henry F. Field, County Treasurer, county tax .. ... 129 65


31 Postage. I OO


June


9 State Treasurer, state high- way tax. 648 27 State Treasurer, state school tax. 1037 23


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Amount.


Date June


July


No. 20 Justice and witness fees. State vs. Mano. $19 82 .... James Halpin, Treasurer's I note, $2150 and interest, $64.50 2214 50


I5 Mrs. Elva Bailey, interest on note .. 78 00


Aug.


I Mrs. Helen R. Ward, inter- est on note. 30 00


I I Hiland Holden, interest on note 40 00


14 Congregational Society in- terest on note .. 40 00


18 Harriet C. Barnes, interest on note. 84 00


24 Proctor Trust Co., $3000 note and interest .. 3043 13


Sept.


28 Proctor Trust Co, $2000 note and interest .. . . Maclure Library Associa- II tion, interest on note .. ...


40 00


27 W. J. White, 14 days taking lists. 28 00


Oct.


2


S. K. Burbank, I per cent on taxes collected. 154.60


I4 Postage


1 00


Nov. 29 Express on cash


50


Dec.


2 I Stationery I 30


1906


Jan. 31


Town Treasurer, salary I year 25 00 Town Clerk, salary I year .. 125 00


Bowen Fund, orders 200 00 Selectmen, orders .. 1887 24


School Commissioners,


8747 79 orders.


2020 00


49


Highway


Commissioners,


orders.


$3445 82


Overseer Poor


1385 79


$25,566 83


Bal. cash on hand


4,428 34


Total


$29,995 17


SUMMARY OF TAXES


Grand List $13,005 75


Whole tax, 128 per cent.


$16,647 36


Delinquent 625 39


$16,021 97 ;


4 per cent.


640 87


15,381 10


Net taxes omitted from Grand List ...


79 89


Net taxes collected by treasurer


15460.99


DELINQUENT TAXES


1904.


$161 69


1905


625 39


$787 08


Collected by constable.


475 00


312 08


Abated


263 22


In hands of constable


$ 48 66


DOG FUND


171 dogs licensed. 192 00


Town clerk, fees for licensing. 17 10


Henry W. Elliot, damages 15 00


G. F. Hendee, fees in sheep case. 6 86


Sam Steele, 3 sheep killed.


12 00


50


M. Landon & Son, 3 sheep killed $12 00


John Hanley, 5 sheep killed 20 00


To general account $82 96


$109 04


TREASURER'S NOTES


February 1, 1906


Trustee Bowen Fund $ 5.000 00


Harriet C. Barnes. 2.000 00


Hiland Holden 1,000 00


Mrs. Helen Ward


1,000 00


Congregational Society.


1,000 00


Maclure Library Association


1,000 00


Mrs. Eliza Bailey


1,950 00


D. T. Holden 650 00


U. S. surplus money


3,633 20


James Halpin.


2,000 00


E. L. Paine 470 00


Harriet Babcock.


2, 150 00


$21,883 20


Accrued interest.


305 00


Total $22,188 20


RENTAL SCHOOL LANDS


Due January 1, 1906


Austin A. Mills.


$36 75


Mrs. Ann Steele.


20 25


J. M. Goodnough estate


3 75


G. A. Ellis.


18 33


E. J. Leonard.


10 00


Total $89 08


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The Bowen Fund


The annual interest on the fund left by the late Mr. Cromwell Bowen for the relief of the worthy poor was duly received from the town treasury and paid in small sums to the persons designated by the board of distribu- tion. The orders upon which the money was paid are in the possession of the trustee, and may be examined by those interested in the matter.


S. K. BURBANK, Trustee.


UNITED STATES SURPLUS MONEY


The amount of United States surplus money in posses- sion of the town of Pittsford under the census of 1906 is $3633.20. The annual interest on this sum was collected as a portion of the state school tax upon the grand list of 1905, and is now in the treasury ready to be distributed with other school money and is being used for the support of the schools.


S. K. BURBANK, Trustee.


Auditors' Report


To the Taxpayers of Pittsford :


An examination of the reports of the various town officers by us, are found to be correct. as per vouchers pre- sented.


LIABILITIES


Bowen funds


$ 5000 co


United States surplus money


3633 20


Treasurer's notes


13,250 00


Accrued interest. 305 00


Outstanding orders, overseers of poor


37 80


road commissioner


7 90


selectmen.


12 45


66 school directors 68 21


$22,314 56


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RESOURCES


Cash in treasury.


$4428 34


Due from constable.


48 66


School land rental


89 08


P. J. Fleming, bal. on note ..


4 81


Mendon and Rutland tuition


100 00


Mendon tuition,


28 50


66


66 Chittenden, 1904 and 1905 tuition.


441 50


-5140 89


$17,173 67


D. T. HOLDEN, THOS. H. CANDON, J. E. McCORMICK,


1 Auditors.


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Notice


The legal voters of the town of Pittsford are hereby warned to meet at the Town Hall in Pittsford on Tuesday, March 6th, A. D. 1906, at 10 o'clock A. M., to act on the following business :


I. To choose a moderator to govern said meeting.


2. To act upon the reports of the town officers.


3. To choose all necessary town officers.


4. To choose grand and petit jurors ...


5. To see if the town will vote to raise money by tax or otherwise to pay all current expenses of the town.


6. To see when the several taxes shall become due.


7. To see if the town will vote to accept the provisions of sections 480 to 486, Laws of Vermont, providing for payment of taxes direct to town treasurer.


8. To see if the town will vote to appropriate money for Decoration day expenses, and how much.


9. To see if the town will vote to pay the running expenses of the Maclure library the ensuing year.


IO. To see if the town will vote : "Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in the town."


II. To transact any other legal and necessary business.


E. A. RANDALL, ) P. E. MOONEY, & Selectmen. G. F. HENDEE,


Pittsford, Vt., Feb. 6, 1906.


220093154321.


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE


BOARD OF OFFICERS


OF THE


Town of Pittsford


VERMONT


FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 1 1907


THE TUTTLE COMPANY, PRINTERS RUTLAND 1907


A


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


BOARD OF OFFICERS


OF THE


Town of Pittsford


VERMONT


FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 1 1907


THE TUTTLE COMPANY, PRINTERS RUTLAND 1907


Town Officers.


March 6, 1906.


Moderator-D. D. Burditt Town Clerk-C. J. Fenton. Treasurer-S. K. Burbank.


Selectmen-P. E. Mooney, G. F. Hendee, E. H. Allen. Overseer-Jas. Halpin.


School Directors-A. D. Tiffany, Dr. T. J. Hagan, J. J. Rouane.


Listers-Martin C. Fitzpatrick, W. J. White, J. B. Candon.


Auditors-J. E. McCormick, Thos. H. Candon, W. J. Keith.


First Constable-J. E. Tennien.


Second Constable-Chas. Duffy.


Town Grand Jurors-A. D. Tiffany, Jas. A. Duffy.


Pound Keepers-Thos. Riordan, C. A. Creed, P. McDevitt, W. J. White.


Fence Viewers-E. F. Jackson, M. L. Phillips, A. D. Tiffany.


Trustee Public Money-S. K. Burbank.


Surveyor of Wood and Lumber-E. H. McManus.


Road Commissioner-E. L. Breed.


Town Agent-D. D. Burditt.


Justice of Peace-C. M. Sturtevant, J. B. Candon, M. Con- nolly, C. N. Fowler, N. P. Ladabouche, C. F. Squires, R. W. Barnard. Tree Warden-James A. Duffy.


Inspector of Leather-Prosper Fregon.


Grand List-13,411.60. Number of Polls 723.


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Selectmen's Report


To the Taxpayers of Pittsford:


Following is our report as selectmen of the town of Pittsford, for the year ending January 31st, 1907. In addition to the regu- lar town expenses, we have replanked the Mills bridge at a cost of $150.00. Paid $100.00 towards the support of band, pur- chased a snow plough for the side walks at $55.00, and built a lock-up under the Otter Creek Inn.


DOG LICENSE.


The amount received from licensing dogs, and paid town treasurer, was $210.00. We have paid bills for previous year to the amount of $90.75.


We have drawn orders on the treasurer as follows :


Date. No. 1906.


Amount.


Mar. 17. 1 Maclure Library association for quarter ending Mar. 1st. $65 03


Mar. 21. 2 J. E. McCormick for reports, post- age and auditor 65 21


3 Hugh Leahey, snowing bridges. 4 00


4 Wm. Humphrey, snowing bridges ... 6 00


5 Jas. F. Thomas, cutting brush. . .. May 14.


2 00


6 E. J. Perry, six thousand feet of plank 120 00


25. 7 C. J. Fenton, recording 486 scholars names, at 3 cents each 14 50


June 6. 8 Maclure Library Association, quar- terly allowance. 65 03


9 C. J. Fenton, for names on check list. 15 60


4


Date. July 8.


No. 10 D. T. Holden, 3 days' service as au- ditor $6 00


26. 11 Harry Smith, hunting dogs from cattle, 11/2 days


2 25


Aug. 2.


'12 G. F. Hendee, for making out check list, for printer and printing caucus check list.


11 06


2. 13


G. F. Hendee, for Horace Warner's hearing expenses


7 50


22. 14


H. Lavoice, for mowing cemetery . . ... 6 00


22.


15 M. C. Fitzpatrick, listing personal property, appraising real estate.


42 00


22.


16 Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co., for insurance


32 97


22. 17 M. L. Phillips, damage to cattle by dogs


30 00


26. 18


J. B. Candon, services as lister


43 00


26. 19


T. H. Candon, services as auditor, 2 days in 1905, 3 days in 1906. ... A. D. Congdon & Son, 5,505 ft. plank for bridges, at $16 thousand ...


10 00


Sep. 5.


20


88 08


5.


21 Wm. Davenport, hunting dogs from cattle


2 00


17. 211/2 Tuttle Company, for 50 check lists. .


21 48


17. 22 G. F. Hendee, for making out check list for freemans meeting. ..


8 00


17.


23


Bert Breed, hunting dogs from cattle.


75


17 24 E. H. Allen, for dog case.


5 00


17. 25 W. H. Tarble, hunting dogs and labor


2 25


17. 26 G. F. Hendee, appraising and time ..


4 75


17 27 M. N. Ayer & Co., painting wagon, re- pairs on wagon, bridge, etc. ..


7 75


24. 28 Tuttle Company, ballots, etc.


26 05


Oct. 17. 29 S. K. Burbank, Memorial Day ...


146 50


17. 30 S. K. Burbank, grand list, tax book, etc. 30 00


Amount.


5


Amount.


Date. No. Oct. 17. 31 S. K. Burbank, tax notice, printing, making out, mailing, etc. . .....


$17 00


17.


32 Maclure Library Association, quarter year, 2 per cent. on grand list .. 65 03


Nov. 3. 33 W. F. Bogue, ballot clerk. 2 00


Dec. 3. 34 H. A. Hasselton, for surveying Pleas- ant and Cross street. 3 00


9.


35 M. O'Donnell, ballot clerk .. 2 00


11.


21.


38 H. M. Chatterton, snow plow for side- walk 55 00


21.


39 H. M. Chatterton, nails, oil, twine ... 1 91


27.


40 R. H. Drake, for sewer, town hall building 5 00


31.


41 Wm. Humphrey, snowing bridges ... 9 00


1907.


Jan. 14.


42 Andrew Riley, for forty hours' work on jail room. 10 00


19.


43 E. L. Breed, work, plank and nails on bridges 180 60


21.


44 H. M. Gipson, for 450 ft. matched spruce, 93 ft. 2 x 4. 14 46


31.


45 M. Connolly, pipe, unions, etc. 3 71


31. 46


Jas. A. Duffy, trimming shade trees. . 2 00 .


31. 47 I. B. Worden, damage to sheep, goats, and time hunting dogs .. 48 50


31. 48 F. M. Scofield, drawing lumber from Brandon 2 00


31.


49 Edward Keith, 1 day, ballot clerk. . .


2 00


31. 50 T. H. Candon, 1 day, ballot clerk. . .


2 00


31. 51 Harold Burditt, ballot clerk.


2 00


31. 52 P. E. Mooney, services, selectman .... 20 00


31. 53 F. G. Hendee, services as selectman. . 15 00


31. 54 E. H. Allen, services as selectman. ... 10 00


11. 36 Maclure Library Association, quar- terly allowance, ending Dec. 1st. 71 12


37 Jas. A. Duffy, setting trees Arbor day 6 00


Amount.


6


Date. No. Jan. 31.


55.


C. J. Fenton, town clerk, bills as fol- lows : Office supplies, $22.50; express, $1.50; two town meet- ings, $4.00; registering 185 dogs, $18.50; recording for town,


$22.75; recording for state, $16.50; recording for board of health, $7.50 ; recording births and deaths, $20.50; dog license book, $1.00; recording 595 children of school age, $17.35. $132 60


Total


$1,572 69


RESOURCES.


Received from F. B. Noyes for town hall. $39 00


Received from J. A. Duffy for town hall 2 40


5,000 feet 3-inch plank on hand.


80 00


Snow plow


55 00


Total $176 40


P. E. MOONEY, G. F. HENDEE, E. H. ALLEN,


Selectmen.


Overseer of Poor Report. Year ending February 1, 1907.


1906.


I have drawn the following orders during the past year : Feb. 10. 1 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg $10 00


16. 2 Helen Noyes, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


17. 3 A. Boddry, wood for Mrs. McKeil. 22 50


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Amount.


Feb. 19.


Date. No. 4 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander $4 00


19. 5 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner 6 00


21. 6 A. D. Tiffany, bringing Cummings child from Burlington home .... 5 57


24. 7 W. H. Hale, merchandise to Frank O'Neil 8 00


Mar. 5.


8 W. H. Hale, merchandise to Frank O'Neil 8 00


5. 9 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


5.


10 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner 6 00


6.


11 Helen Noyes, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


9.


12 Jock Poro, moving Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 1 00


10.


13 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg 10 00


17. 14 John Cooley, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


19.


15 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner 6 00


19


16 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


19. 17 Jas. Halpin, cash paid to Geo. Lada- bouch and one telephone message for Edward Cummings. 1 83


20. 18 W. H. Hale, merchandise to Frank O'Neil 8 00


26.


19 Ernest Benor, sawing wood for Mrs. McKeil 8 45


Apr. 2. 20 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner 6 00


8


Amount.


Date. No. Apr. 2.


21 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander $4 00


6. 22 Chas. Jones, taking James Carter to hospital 1 65


9.


23 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Rugg 10 00


Julia


11. 24 Dr. H. H. Swift, board and treatment for James Carter 6 00


14.


25 John Cooley, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 16 00


16.


26 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


16.


27 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner 6 00


23. 28 Emily Thomas, care of Mrs. McKeil. 4 00


28. 29 R. W. Barnard, burial of O'Neil child 8 25


30.


30 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner 6 00


30. 31 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


May 5. 32 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg 10 00


5. 33 Ray & McCormick, merchandise to Mrs. McKeil, Frank O'Neil and Albert Pratt 72 67


9. 34 John Tarble, opening O'Neil child's grave 2 00


14.


35 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner 6 00


14. 36 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


14. 37 John Cooley, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 15 00


25. 38 John Wolcot, wood to Geo. Stevens. 3 50


28. 39 Dr. T. J. Hagan, care of Mrs. McKeil and Cummings boy 7 00


9


Amount.


Date. No. May 28. 40 W. H. Hale, merchandise to Frank O'Neil $29 04


28. 41 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


28. 42 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner and Mr. and Mrs. Bushey .. 14 00 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg 10 00


June 2. 43


2. 44 Sardis Manley, milk to Mrs. McKeil. 3 10


11.


45 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner and Mr. and Mrs. Bushey. . 14 00 46 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


11.


25. 47 J. E. Tennien, care of Chas. Rock to Burlington 3 25


25. 48 J. E. Tennien, expenses to Brattle- boro with Horace Warner. 21 30


25 49 John Fuller, boarding Horace War- ner and Mr. and Mrs. Bushey. .


14 00


25.


50 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


29. 51 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg 10 00


July 5. 52 John Fuller, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


11. 53 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


16. 54 John Hagan, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


21. 55 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


24. 56 W. H. Hale, merchandise for Frank O'Neil, Horace Warner and Julia Rugg 23 80


57 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia 30.


Rugg 10 00


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Amount.


Date.


No. 58


Aug. 2. John Hagan, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey $8 00


3. 59 Dr. T. J. Hagan, examination of Hor ace Warner 5 00


3. 60 Ray & McCormick, merchandise to Albert Pratt and Mrs. McKeil ... 42 62


8.


61 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


14. 62 John Hagan, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


16. 63 Dr. H. H. Swift, examination of Hor- ace Warner 5 00


22.


64 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Rugg


Julia


10 00


24. 65 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


28.


66 John Hagan, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


30. 67 Vermont Marble Co., house rent for Frank O'Neil 32 00


Sept. 10.


68 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


10. 69 John Hagan, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


17.


70 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 4 00


17.


71 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg 10 00


27.


72


J. A. Worden, meat to Mrs. McKeil. 5 31


29.


73 John Hagan, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 57


Oct.


4. 74 Sardis Manley, milk to Mrs. McKeil. 3 80


12.


75 Wm. Bombard, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


15.


76 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 8 00


11


Date. No.


Amount.


Oct. 15. 77


Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg $10 00


15. 78 W. H. Hale, merchandise to Frank O'Neil and Julia Rugg 31 23


26.


79 Wm. Bombard, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 8 00


27.


80 Vermont Marble Co., house rent for Frank O'Neil 4 00


Nov. 2. 81 Ray & McCormick, merchandise to Albert Pratt and Mrs. McKeil ... 47 95 12. 82 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 8 00


12. 83 Wm. Bombard, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 7 41


17. 84 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg 10 00


Dec. 3. 85 W. H. Hale, merchandise to Frank O'Neil 30 15


10.


86 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 8 00


10.


87 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg 10 00


21. 88 Warren Hendee, work done for Mrs. McKeil 2 55


24.


89 Barney Rosen, clothing ordered by truant officer for Mrs. Delbert Fish's daughters 3 04


29.


90 T. R. Willis, merchandise to Joseph Lapoint 11 30


1907. Jan. 3.


91 Fannie Bombard, boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bushey 24 00


7. 93


4. 92 Ansil Mills, wood to Joseph Lapoint. 7 00 Emily Alexander, boarding George Alexander 8 00


12


Amount.


Date.


Jan. 12.


No. 94 Chas. Lethbridge, boarding Julia Rugg


$10 00


14. 95 M. N. Ayer & Co., merchandise to Jos. Lapoint and Peter Bushey. 12 04




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