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306 World's Events Publishing Co., sup- plies 80
14.
307
O. M. Humphrey, fuel 4 75
14. 308
Mable Eddy, janitor. 1 25
21. 309 Anna F. Bell, teacher
45 00
21. 310 Edna Phalen, teacher 27 00
21. 311
Charlotte Hale, teacher
30 00
21. 312 Jennie Cline, teacher 27 00
21. 313
Laura Parsons, teacher 27 00
21. 314
Sedonia Tennien, teacher 27 00
21. 315
Edith Jackson, teacher 26 50
21. 316 Rachel Jackson, teacher 26 50
21. 317
Mary McCormick, teacher 27 00
21 318 Estella McCarthy, teacher 27 00
21.
319 Corinne Randall, teacher 18 00
21. 320 Alice Bailey, teacher 16 00
21. 321
Rena Leonard, teacher 24 00
21. 322 Rose McLaughlin, teacher 24 00
21. 323 Rose Clark, teacher
19 50
21 324 Daisy Raleigh, teacher
22 50
21. 325 Mable Force, teacher 30 00
21. 326 Elizabeth Kelley, teacher
27 00
21. 327 Margaret Quinlan, teacher 24 00
21. 328 Eugene Chaffee, transportation 28 00
21. 329 Mrs. Alex. Houston, janitor 22 50
21. 330 Geo. Palmerine, janitor. 22 50
21. 331 Richardson Dow, janitor 8 00
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Date. No.
Amount. $6 00
Dec. 21.
332
Dixie Fox, janitor
21 333
M. Fitzpatrick, transportation
49 50
21. 334 John Demick, transportation.
22 50
21. 335 John Fredett, transportation.
16 50
21. 337 Nelson Manley, transportation
18 75
21. 338
Alex. Bean, transportation.
56 25
21. 339
C. J. Fenton, janitor.
12 69
19 340
Edward La Brake, janitor
4 00
21.
341 Lettie Nichols, cleaning
1 25
22 342 Dixie Fox, janitor.
4 00
26.
343
F. M. Scofield, carting.
7 02
1907.
Jan. 4.
344
Ginn & Co., books 11 67
4. 345
H. M. Chatterton, supplies.
2 91
4. 346 The Tuttle Co., stationery
3 75
4.
347
Ray & McCormick, curtains.
1 75
4.
348
N. G. Stevens, sawing and piling wood 13 00
9.
349
W. S. Humphrey, labor
2 35
10.
350
Lettie Nichols, cleaning
1 25
17. 351 Nelson Manley, transportation .
12 50
18. 352 John Demick, transportation.
15 00
19. 353 E. Sokoless, transportation 11 00
24.
354
John Worden, shoeing sleds.
5 00
24. 355
A. D. Tiffany, taking census
23 80
24. 256 American Book Co., books.
2 88
24. 257 Hinds & Noble, books.
5 17
24.
358 World's Events Publishing Co., books 55
24.
359
Henry Gipson, window
1 20
25.
360 M. C. Smith & Co., repairs on fur- nace
13 46
26.
361 S. K. Burbank, transportation (for John Fredett) 7 70
26
362
Ginn & Co., books. 5 00
26.
363 American Book Co., books 5 76
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Date. No. 364
Amount.
Aug. 26.
John Rouane, services as school com- missioner
$25 00
30.
365
H. M. Chatterton, coal and supplies. 13 27
30. 366.
Ansel Jackson, hauling coal. 1 65
30. 367
Anna F. Bell, teacher
60 00
30. 368
Charlotte Hale, teacher
40 00
30 369
Edna Phelan, teacher
36 00
30. 370
Jennie Cline, teacher
40 00
30. 371
Laura Parsons, teacher
36 00
30. 372
Sedonia Tennien, teacher 36 00
33 00
30. 374 Rachel Jackson, teacher
30 00
30. 375
Mable Force, teacher
40 00
30. 376
Elizabeth Kelley, teacher 36 00
30. 377
Margaret Quinlan, teacher 32 00
32 00
30
379
Mary McCormick, teacher
36 00
30. 380
Estella McCarthy, teacher
36 00
30. 381
Corinne Randall, teacher
26 00
30. 382
Carrie M. Squires, teacher
30 00
30. 383
Daisy Raleigh, teacher
15 00
30.
384
Rena Leonard, teacher
24 00
30. 385
C. J. Fenton, janitor
16 67
30 386
Ernest Sokoless, transportation
11 00
30. 387
Nelson Manley, transportation.
12 50
30. 388. John Demick, transportation.
15 00
30.
389 A. D. Tiffany, express paid and ma- terial and labor paid for. 11 68
30.
390
A. D. Tiffany, school commissioner. . 40 00
30. 391 T. J. Hagan, school commissioner ...
22 40
$8,942 10
A. D. TIFFANY, T. J. HAGAN, JOHN ROUANE, School Commissioners.
(3)
30 373
Edith Jackson, teacher
30. 378 Rose McLaughlin, teacher
34 SUMMARY.
Teachers
$5,881 63
Transportation
1,180 70
Fuel
450 60
Books
565 23
Piano for high school.
133 00
Stove for Fire Hill school.
16 40
Repairs on furnace and water closets
19 61
Furniture
7 50
Janitor work
375 00
Water and sewer taxes
20 00
Tuition, two scholars, town of Brandon
9 32
Tuition, two scholars, town of Chittenden
13 96
Boarding one pupil.
21 00
Insurance
6 25
Taking school census.
23 80
Repairs, material, express, freight and labor
130 70
School commissioners
87 40
$8,942 10
SCHOOL RESOURCES, 1906.
55 per cent. of grand list, 1906 $7,376 38
Rent of school lands. 79 33
Horse and sleigh sold. 45 00
Tuition
2 00
Received from Mendon for tuition.
35 54
Received from Chittenden for tuition, 1904-1905.
106 62
Received from Mrs. Casey for tuition
13 50
Received from Proctor for tuition.
22 02
Huntington fund
68 79
Rev. J. M. Brown, for fuel, Fowler schoolhouse.
15 00
Rev. C. H. Smith, for fuel, Fowler schoolhouse.
5 00
State school money 591 11
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Amount.
Refunded by Elizabeth Horton
$6 50
Received from state treasurer 250 95
Received on piano account, high school.
26 80
Due from rental of school lands
93 46
Total resources
$8,738 00
Overdraft in 1906 $204 10
Report of the Superintendent of Schools
To the Honorable Board of School Directors:
Gentlemen .- As superintendent of schools, I herewith sub- mit my report for the last half of the school year.
I have visited all of the schools once and some of them more than once. The school property I found in comparatively good condition. At East Pittsford a few minor repairs were needed, and at the Hudson school both teacher and pupils have suffered because of the cold floor.
The schools at the village and at Fowler opened with so large attendance that it was found necessary to engage two assistants-one for each school.
As to the work of the schools, it is, on the whole, satisfac- tory. Nearly all of the teachers are doing good, conscientious work, while that of many of them is most excellent. The suc- cess of the schools is largely due to the wisdom of the board in retaining their teachers year after year. In only one school, to my knowledge, has there been a frequent change of teachers; and that one is a living proof of the evils resulting from such a course, which, though deplorable, has been in that case un- avoidable.
However, in my judgment, both pupils and teachers are at present laboring under two disadvantages. First, a revision of the course of study for the grades is needed. It is very difficult
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for the teachers to give uniform examinations because they have no definite course to follow. Second, the tendency of this age is to rush; but it seems to me that such tendency should not be carried into the schoolroom. Young minds need time for growth and development, and the children in our schools are only strug- gling with the impossible when they are compelled to attempt to do in one year the work for which all other schools allow two years. As a result, they are too young to do the best work when they enter the grammar and the high school.
A new course of study has been adopted in the high school this year in accordance with that prescribed by the state, thus placing this school in the rank of "approved high schools." During the past year a new piano, costing two hundred and ten dollars, was purchased for the school and has been paid for as follows :
By subscription
$77 00
By school
6 00
By Girls' Glee Club
21 00
Total
$104 00
Balance, paid by the town.
106 00
$210 00
In closing this report, may I add that I hope the town of Pittsford will avail itself of the opportunity given by our legis- lature to secure skilled supervision ? It is the great need of our schools, and will do more than anything else can do toward rais- ing them to that high standard which we as a people wish them to attain.
Respectfully submitted,
EDNA E. PHALEN.
Pittsford, Vt., Feb. 2, 1907.
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Report of the Librarian of the Maclure Library
For the year ending December 1, 1906.
Amount.
Number of days the library has been opened.
154
Number of persons drawing books 607
Number of books circulated.
9,800
Increase over previous year
1,100
Average circulation each day
63.6
Average Saturday evening
51.9
Per cent. of fiction drawn.
76.5
Number of books added to library by gift. 77
Number purchased with memorial funds, 69; cost. ... $103 05 Number purchased with money given by Dr. Walker ; 52; cost. 85 28
Number purchased with money received from town, 82; cost. 69 64
Number of periodicals bound, 19; cost.
11 80
Total number of books added, 299; cost of same. $269 77
The reading room table has been supplied with twenty-six magazines and papers. Eight were contributed and eighteen purchased at a cost of $46.67.
The magazine club numbers ten members, who pay a yearly fee of $1.50. They have the reading of nine magazines, with the privilege of supplementing from the reading room table when necessary. The total amount paid out for periodicals is $73.90.
A few books have been placed in the Willis store, and Mr. Squires has charge of the circulation.
An attempt has been made to establish a branch library at East Pittsford, the success of which will depend on the people of that community.
A new rule at the library is that all persons over fifteen years of age can draw two books at one time, provided one book is not fiction and not a bound magazine.
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There has been received in the library for fines, subscrip- tions and books rented $48.05. Of this sum $30 has been paid to the treasurer and the balance used for paying express, freight and other minor expenses.
The total expenditures of the library for the year 1906 was $903.95. The town paid $266.21.
The bills for resewing and repairs on worn out books are large. The great need of the library is for a little more money for such repairs and for more printed lists.
Respectfully submitted,
BERTHA M. SHAW,
Librarian.
Town Treasurer's Report.
RECEIPTS.
Amount.
Date. 1906.
Feb. 1. Balance cash on hand. $4,428 34
1. Balance on dog licenses, 1905. 2 00
9.
G. F. Hendee, justice, fine, State v. E. I. Thompson 5 00
12 School directors, old sleigh.
5 00
12. School directors, tuition.
2 00
19. Mrs. Ann Steele, rent school lands
20 25
27. Town of Mendon, tuition
35 54
Mar. 6. Mrs. Emma J. Loveland, treasurer's note. 100 00
10. Town of Chittenden, tuition, 1904-1905. . .
106 62
16. State treasurer, Huntington fund.
68 79
17. Overseer poor, 1 cord wood sold.
4 00
19. Proctor Trust Co., treasurer's note. . .
2,000 00
20 Town of Proctor, tuition, 3 children, 1905.
22 02
26. J. E. Tennien, constable, fine, State v. Buntro 5 00
Apr. 6. G. A. Ellis, balance rent school lands. 18 33
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Date.
Amount.
Apr. 28. H. A. Noyes, treasurer's note.
$1,000 00
May 10. G. F. Hendee, justice, fine, State v. Mul- arky 1 00
28. School directors, tuition, Casey. 13 50
27 Robt. H. Drake, second class liquor license fee 1,500 00
June 8. Rev. J. M. Brown, fuel used at Florence schoolhouse 12 00
9. Proctor Trust Co., treasurer's note 2,500 00
26. G. F. Hendee, justice, fines and costs. 31 91
July 11. State treasurer, apportionment state school tax 591 11
21. Dr. H. F. Walker, contribution for depot sidewalk 25 00
27. Elizabeth Thornton, refund on salary .. ..
6 50
28. C. M. Sturtevant, justice, fines, State v. Burgess 5 00
31. G. F. Hendee, justice, fines and costs, State v. Sexton 11 05
Aug. 1. State treasurer, school apportionment, $45,000 fund 250 95
8. Rev. C. H. Smith, fuel, Florence school- house 5 00
14. School directors, account horse sold. 30 00
17 Selectmen, account cattle damage by dogs. 10 00
27. School directors, account piano fund. 4 70
Sept. 1. A. A. Mills, rent school lands 37 75
1. Taxes collected. 16,582 69
22. J. B. Candon, justice, fines, State v. Locals
15 00
Oct. 19. C. M. Sturtevant, justice, State v. Fowler & Foley 40 00
27. State treasurer, state highway apportion- ment 521 46
Nov. 5. School directors, balance account horse sold 10 00
40
Date.
Nov. 14. G. F. Hendee, justice, fines and costs, State v. P. Laurier $15 00
1907.
Jan. 1. Rev. J. M. Brown, fuel, Florence school- house 3 00
1. Thos. Riordan, rent school land. 2 50
26. School directors, piano account.
22 10
28. Highway account, selectmen order No. 43. 180 60
30. D. D. Burditt, rent school lands.
50
30. F. B. Noyes, rentals, town hall. 21 15
31. J. A. Duffy, rentals, town hall. 2 40
31. G. F. Hendee, rentals, school land
7 50
31. Town clerk, dog licenses. . 210 00
31. J. E. Tennien, account delinquent taxes. . 250 00
$30,742 26
PAYMENTS.
1906.
Mar. 17. Harriet Babcock, note and interest $2,211 16
20. Jas. Halpin, interest on note. 60 00
May 8. D. T. Holden, interest on two notes. 26 00
22. County treasurer, county tax 1906, 1/2 p. c. 65 03
June 1. State treasurer, one-half liquor license fee.
750 00
11. State treasurer, state school tax
1,040 46
11. State treasurer, state highway tax.
650 29
22. E. L. Paine, interest on note.
16 00
26. Witness and officer fees, State v. Willis. .. 26 91
July 14. Tuttle Co., tax books and notices
10 75
31. Costs, State v. Sexton.
6 05
Aug. 1. Hiland Holden, interest on note. 40 00
3. Harriet C. Barnes, interest on note 84 00
3. Helen R. Ward, interest on note. 30 00
8. Maclure library, interest on note. 40 00
13. E. L. Paine, note and interest 402 85
13. Eliza J. Bailey, interest on note 78 00
Sept. 1. W. J. White, services Lister 36 00
Amount.
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Date. Amount.
Sept. 1. A. D. Tiffany, fees State v. Sexton. $1 84
1. Jas. Fitzpatrick, fees State v. Thompson. . 1 06
5. Town treasurer, 1 per cent. collecting taxes 165 83
7. Proctor Trust Co., note and interest. 2,042 25
25. D. T. Holden, endorsement on note. 25 00
8. Proctor Trust Co., note and interest. 2,518 75
Oct. 23. Telephone, one-half rental. 6 36
29. Congregational Society, interest on note .. 40 00
Nov. 12. D. T. Holden, endorsement on note 25 00
14. G. F. Hendee, fees State v. P. Laurier. . . . 1 50
Dec. 4. Asher Burdett, bill license commissioner. . 14 40
4. Witness fees, State v. Laurier 8 50
1907.
Jan. 1. County treasurer, county tax for 1907 . . . 44 71
7. D. T. Holden, endorsed on note. 25 00
13. Dr. O. C. Barber, fees for reporting births 1 15
18. S. K. Burbank, 1 year salary, town treas- urer 25 00
31. C. J. Fenton, 1 year salary town clerk. 125 00
31. Express and postage 5 80
Selectmen's orders 1,585 14
School directors' orders 9,009 81
Road commissioners' orders 3,198 85
Overseer poor orders. 1,279 16
Bowen fund orders 200 00
$25,923 61
Balance cash on hand.
4,818 65
$30,742 26
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SUMMARY OF TAXES.
Amount.
Grand list, 1906
$13,411 60
Tax, 133 per cent. $17,837 43
Addition to tax list. 63 17
Whole sum of taxes $17,900 60
Delinquent 628 91
$17,271 69
Four per cent.
690 87
$16,580 82
Add error on tax.
1 87
Whole tax collected by treasurer.
$16,582 69
DELINQUENT TAXES.
1905
$48 66
1906
628 91
$677 57
Abated
261 25
$416 32
Cash from constable
250 00
In hands of constable Jan. 31, 1907. . $166 32
TREASURER'S NOTES, FEBRUARY 1, 1907.
Trustees Bowen fund. $5,000 00
Harriet C. Barnes 2,100 00
Hiland Holden 1,000 00
Mrs. Helen Ward.
1,000 00
Congregational Society 1,000 00
Maclure Library Association. 1,000 00
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Amount.
Mrs. Eliza Bailey
$1,950 00
D. T. Holden
175 00
D. T. Holden.
400 00
James Halpin
2,000 00
Emma J. Loveland.
100 00
N. A. Noyes.
1,000 00
U. S. deposit money
3,633 20
$20,358 20
Accrued interest.
267 84
$20,626 04
S. K. BURBANK, Town Treasurer.
The Bowen Fund.
The annual interest on the fund left by the late Mr. Crom- well 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 distribution. 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 deposit money in possession of the town of Pittsford, under the census of 1906, is $3,633.20.
The interest on this sum was collected as a portion of the state school tax upon the grand list of 1906, and is now in the treasury for distribution with other school money, and is being used for the support of schools.
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Your attention is directed to No. 54 of the laws of 1906 pro- viding for a permanent public school fund. After Dec. 14, 1906, the United States deposit money became a part of the public school fund and the income and principal became payable to the state treasurer.
It is optional with this town to pay the principal sum to the state treasurer or to retain it and pay five per cent. into the state treasury annually on or before June 10.
S. K. BURBANK,
Trustee.
Auditor's Report.
To the Taxpayers of Pittsford:
We have examined and audited the reports of the various town officers and herewith present you a correct report as per vouchers received :
LIABILITIES.
Bowen fund
$5,000 00
United States surplus money 3,633 20
Treasurer's notes
11,725 00
Accrued interest
267 84
-$20,626 04
RESOURCES.
Cash in treasury .
$4,818 65
Due from constable
166 32
School land rentals.
93 46
P. J. Fleming, balance on note
5 10
5,083 53
Total liabilities
$15,542 51
Net gain over 1905 $1,631 16 J. E. McCORMICK, T. H. CANDON, W. J. KEITH,
Auditors.
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Report of the Board of License Commissioners
As required by law, we herewith submit our report, begin- ning with April 2, 1906, and ending with January 31, 1907.
On the second day of April, 1906, the commissioners met and organized by the election of Asher Burditt chairman and secretary. The commissioners, after careful consideration of the conditions existing here, voted to fix the fee for first class licenses at $1,200 each and for second class licenses $1,500.
Four applications for the different classes of licenses have been received and the commissioners granted a second class license to R. H. Drake, for which the licensee paid into the town treasury, $1,500, one-half of which is by law to be paid over by the treasurer to the state.
There has been reported to us ten convictions for intoxica- tion from April 1, 1906, to January 31, 1907, inclusive.
The names of each of the persons convicted were immediately transmitted to the licensee for posting, and sales of liquor to them by the licensee prohibited.
Ten persons have been posted upon the application of rela- tives. By virtue of sections 96 and 97 of the act, the licensee was duly notified, and sales to such persons prohibited.
We have furnished evidence for one conviction for illegal selling, and two convictions for getting liquor under false repre- sentation of age.
On November 17, 1906, Mr. Burditt resigned as a license commissioner and W. T. Bogue was appointed to fill the vacancy, and on November 24th the commissioners met and reorganized by electing R. E. Loveland chairman and secretary.
Eight meetings of the board have been held.
Respectfully submitted,
R. E. LOVELAND,
T. R. WILLIS, W. T. BOGUE, License Commissioners.
Notice
The legal voters of the Town of Pittsford are hereby warned to meet at the Town Hall in Pittsford on Tuesday, the 5th day of March, 1907, at 10 o'clock a. m., to act on the following busi- ness :
1. 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 expen- ses of the Maclure library the ensuing year.
10. To see if the town will vote: "Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in the town."
11. To transact any other legal and necessary business.
P. E. MOONEY,
G. F. HENDEE, Selectmen.
E. H. ALLEN,
Pittsford, Vt., Feb. 6, 1907.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Pittsford
VERMONT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1
1908
The Woodruff Print Shop, Brandon, Vt.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Pittsford
VERMONT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1
1908
The Woodruff Print Shop, Brandon, Vt.
Town Officers
Moderator-D. D. Burditt. Town Clerk-C. J. Fenton.
Treasurer-S. K. Burbank.
Selectmen-G. F. Hendee, E. D. Hinds, J. B. Raleigh. Overseer-Jas. Halpin.
School Directors-Dr. T. J. Hagan, J. J. Rouane, A. D. Tiffany.
Listers-M. C. Fitzpatrick, Jas. Candon, Harry Crouse.
Auditors-J. E. McCormick, T. H. Candon, W. J. Keith.
First Constable-J. E. Tennien.
Second Constable-Geo. B. Thompson.
Town Grand Jurors-A. D. Tiffany, Jas. A. Duffy.
Pound Keepers-W. J. White, Chas. Hewitt, Wm. Nichols, H. W.Sessions, W.B.Shaw, M. L. Phillips.
Fence Viewers-J. J. Smith, C. A. Creed, J. A. Worden.
Trustee Public Money-S. K .. Burbank.
Surveyor of Wood and Lumber-E. A. Randall.
Road Commissioner-E. L. Breed.
Town Agent-D. D. Burditt.
Justice of Peace-C. M. Sturtevant, J. B. Candon, R. W. Barnard, Wm. McCormick, C. A. Styles. N. B. Ladabouche.
Tree Warden-J. A. Duffy.
Librarian-Bertha Shaw. Asst. - Mary T. Randall.
Grand List-$15,021.75.
Number of Polls-700.
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Selectmen's Report
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF PITTSFORD :
In presenting you this Annual Report, nothing out of us- ual has happened the past year. The necessary repairs on our bridges and guard rails amount to $181.88, and bridge at East Pittsford was built over new at a cost of $50.93. We have repaired and painted the Town Hall to the amount of $263.30.
Two strands of barbed wire for fencing where the snow drifts badly to C. R. Hendee's from the corner of the Bap- tist parsonage lot on the west side of the highway to Ed. Pelkey's.
Eleven new guide boards have been erected at various cross roads in town, and others repaired. Brush has been cut and removed from our highways so far as we could get help to do it. We are sorry to report that nothing has been done to our burying grounds. The "Congo" yard needs a new front fence and in both yards nearly fifty head stones are lying flat on the ground. Such a condition is deplorable in a village like ours. Dr. Walker who has so kindly fur- nished the town an office for our Town Clerk and Treasurer for the past thirteen years, in the Library building, gratis, has notified us that within two years from October 1st, 1907 the room will be wanted for use of the Library. The dam- age done by dogs to sheep and cattle the past season is the largest in the history of the town. We have too many worthless dogs, and the outcome of it is, farmers are being forced out of the sheep business. To eliminate this nuisance we recommend that the town offer a bounty on every dog caught in the act of killing sheep or cattle.
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We have drawn orders on the Treasurer as follows :
Date
No.
Amount.
1907
Feb. 18. 1
H. M. Chatterton, mdse. $ 3 51
Mar. 2. 2 P.E. Mooney, services Sept. election 2 00
2. 3 R. R. Mooney, blacksmith's bill 1 50
15. 4 J. E. McCormick, services as audi- tor, town reports and postage 64 75
15. 5 Maclure Library Association 1-4 of 2 per cent. Grand List 67 06
20. 6 R. H. Rich, Treas. Pittsford Band, appropriation voted at town meeting 100 00
April 2. 7 W. H. Tarble, rent of office for Court room 8 00
29. 8 D. D. Burditt, town agt., Attorney M. C. Weber's bill, Town vs. B. J. Douglas 95 60
July 3. 9
S. K. Burbank, treas., tax notices and insurance tax 33 20
3. 10 Maclure Library Association, 1-4 of 2 per cent. Grand List 75 11
3.
11 S. K. Burbank, treas., the Tuttle Co., supplies 22 50
Aug. 5.
18. 12 James F. Thomas, repairing bridge 1 00 13 C. J. Fenton, town clerk, the Tuttle Co., record book 11 00
26. 14 S. K. Burbank, Decoration Day expenses 49 00
26. 15 M. C. Fitzpatrick, services as lister 7 days 14 00
26. 16 H. H. Peabody, one lamb killed by dogs 2 00
26. 17 M. L. Phillips, two head cattle killed by dogs and damage 25 00
26. 18 E. D. Hinds, one yearling heifer killed by dogs 15 00
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Date No. Aug. 26. 19 E.A. Reed, one sheep killed by dogs Order lost.
Amount $ 5 00
26. 20
26. 21 Elmer Hack, five sheep killed by dogs, and damage 25 00
26. 22
H. M. Landon, five sheep killed by dogs and damage 25 00
26.
23 Frank Stocker, one dayhunting dogs 1 50
26. 24 Arthur Mills, one day hunting dogs 1 50
26. 25 F. M. Scofield, mowing cemetery yards 6 00
27.
26 S. K. Burbank, insurance taxes
36 92
27.
27 M. N. Ayer & Co., barbed wire and staples 7 03
30. 28 James P. Candon, services as lister sixteen days 32 00
Sept. 2.
29
Maclure Library Association, 1-4 of 2 per cent. of Grand List 75 11
2. 30 C. E.Jones, plowing out side walks 12 50
21.
31 Linus E. Humphrey, town hall painting job 25 00
26.
32 R. E. Loveland, cutting brush 4 00
Oct
.11. 33 Nelson Brien, labor on town hall 16 90
19.
34 H.M.Gipson, lumber and shingles town hall, 39 29
28. 34 M. N. Ayer & Co., paint, oil etc, town hall 79 20
Nov.
1. 36 Lucian Bailey, hauling lumber and shingles 2 50
4.
37 H. M. Chatterton, mdse. town hall
6 64
7. 38 Sam Steele, two sheep killed by dogs 8 00
13.
39 Wm. Lillie, making guide boards and material 10 55
16. 40 James Malone, material, and build- ing guard rail 20 70
25. 41 May & Humphrey, balance labor etc. town hall 93 77
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Date No. 42
W. A. Casey, 7 1-2 days cutting brush $ 11 25
7. 43 Maclure Library Association, 1-4 of 2 per cent. Grand List 75 11
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