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Amount
31
5
20
Date No.
Amount
Sept.5 217
H. Spaulding, 3 days Town, 1 day 5 hrs. team State $16 50
218 E. L. Breed, 30 days, 18 days horse 78 00
6 219 Amos Poro, 2 days 1 hr., 6 hrs. Nel- son Breor, time self 4 63
7 220 Wm. Matthews, 3 days 5 hrs. State 6 13
221 Ansel Jackson, 5 days team 17 50
222 Albert Dow, 12 days 6 hrs. State
22 05
223 Chas. Potter, 1 day 6 hrs. State
2 80
8 224
Bert Hier, 9 days team 31 50
10 225
Peter Forcha 3 days 6 hrs. State 6 30
226
Joseph Breor, 3 days 6 hrs. State
6 30
227
Chas. Bean, 2 days State
3 50
228
Frank Barret, 3 days State
5 25
229
B. L. Breed, 4 days State
7 00
230
Albert Pratt, 8 days State
14 00
231
Joseph Conway, 6 days 5 hrs.
4 88
232 Matthew Conway, 6 days 5 hrs.
4 88
12 233 Albert Dow, 1 day 5 hrs. State
2 63
234 Richard Dow, 5 days 6 hrs. State
9 80
13 235 Chas. Potter, 4 days State
7 00
236
Clarence King, 4 days 6 hrs. State
8 05
237 Cornie Reed, 2 days
2 00
14
238 Jerry White, 4 days State
7 00
15 239
Leavitt Leonard, 8 days 3 hrs. man, 13 days 6 hrs. team State 68 93
24)
Herbert Haseltine, surveying 3 00
241
Jock Poro, 4 3-4 days team State
19 00
242 Mike Fitzpatrick, 5 days 5 hrs. man, 3 days team 18 75
243
L. S. Kendall, 4 days 5 hrs. team State 18 00
16
244
C. H. Swift, 3 days 2 hrs. State 5 60
245 Wm. Matthews, 3 days State
5 25
246
W. Raleigh, 5 days State
8 75
247 Chas. Bean, 1 day State
1 75
21
Date No. Amount Sept. 16 248 Albert Pratt, 3 days, State $ 5 25
17 249
E. H. Button, supplies per itemized bill 63 21
250
Peter Forcha, 3 days State, 1 day Town 6 75
251 Frank Barrett, 3 days State, 2 days Town 8 25 Chas. Chapman, 18 days 5 hrs State, 14 days 2 hrs. Town, team 123 70
253 Wm. Cassidy, 8 days State, 1 day Town, team, 1 day man 37 00
254 Chas. Bresee, 8 days 5 hrs. State, 4 days 5 hrs. Town 21 63
255 H. Spaulding, 5 days Town, 2 days State team 25 50
20
256 H. A. Noyes, 10 days team State 40 00
21 257
D. D. Burditt, Jr., 5 days team 17 50
258 S. R. Kendall, breaking roads
6 50
22 259 L. P. Dutelle, 2 days State, 4 days Town, team 22 00
24
260 Merritt Clifford, 67 days team 234 50
261 Nelson Breor, Sr., labor and material 2 00
262 Chas. Smith, 165 loads gravel
16 50
263 Elwin Baird, 3 days 5 hrs. team, 2 days man 15 25
264 Bert Eayres, 7 days 6 hrs. team
26 60
28 27
265
Bert L. Breed, 4 days 7 hrs.
7 05
266 Wm. Cassidy, 4 days team, 5 days J. Cassidy's time, State 24 75
29
267 Mrs. Carlos Alexander, for Virgil Alexander's time, 9 days 5 hrs. State, 1 day Town
18 13
268 Not used.
30
269 Hiland Holden, oil and tending lantern on State work * 5 00
Oct. 1 270 P. H. Kendrick, 3 days 5 hrs. team State, 5 days team Town, 1 day 5 hrs. man 33 75
19 252
22
Amount
Date No.
Oct. 1 271 Wm. Hendee, 4 days $6 00
3 272 Frank Barrett, 2 days 3 00
273 Thomas & White, supplies per bill 6 75
274 Richard Dow, 1 day 5 hrs.
2 25
4 275 Walter Jackson, 3 hrs. man, 3 hrs. team
1 50
8 276 Henry Phillips, 2 days team
7 00
277 Wm. Hendee, 3 days 3 hrs.
4 95
278 Frank Soulia, 6 days 7 1-2 hrs. team
23 62
279 Ansel Jackson, 10 days team
35 00
280 E. L. Breed, 21 days, 6 days horse
48 00
13 281 John Matthews, 11 days 1 hr. State, 10 days 7 hrs. horse and man Town 22 282 H. Spaulding, 1 day team
3 50
24 283
Milo Kill, 2 days
3 00
31 284 A. L. Keith, blacksmith bill
19 93
Nov. 5
285
Geo. T. Lewis, repairs on road, 119 loads gravel
16 60
286 Chas. Poro, 4 days
6 00
287
Wallace Dow, 6 days
9 00
288
M. Connolly, picks and handles
1 60
16
289 Elwin Baird, 2 days team
7 00
19
290 Bert L. Breed, 33 days
49 50
291 A. C. Grover, surveying
4 78
292 Thomas & White, machine oil
15
21
293 Chas. Poro, 5 days
7 50
23 294
Wallace Dow, 1 day
1 50
26
295 Chas. Poro, 2 days 5 hrs.
3 75
296 T. M. Adams, 7 days 7 hrs.
11 55
297
T. E. Adams, 4 days 3 hrs. man, 1 day team 9 95
298
Chas. Chapman, 28 days team
98 00
28 299 Hiland Holden, 11 ds. and 50c dynamite 22 50
Dec. 2 300 Harold Poro, 1 day 1 50
7 301 Russell Hart, 7 days team, 7 days man 35 00
10
302 Chas. Creed, 6 days man, 7 days team 33 50
46 17
23
Date No. Dec.10 303 E. H. Button, 40 ft. Akron tile
Amount
$ 6 00.
304 Byron Powers, 432 loads gravel 43 20
22 305 John Matthews, 21 days 5 hrs. man and horse, 4 days man 59 75
23
307 Warren Hendee, 4 days
6 00
308
Ansel Jackson, 4 days team
14 00
28
309 L. S. Kendall, 2 days 3 hrs. team
8 05
29
310
C. D. Blanchard, 2 days team 7 00
30 311 Leavitt Leonard, 1 day team 3 50
1911
Jan. 3 312 Chas. Smith, 44 loads gravel 4 40
313 James Chapman, 1 day man, 1 day 8 hrs. man and horse 6 00
7
314 Geo. Lewis, 118 loads gravel 11 80
30
315 Chas. Lethbridge, 1 day
1 50
Total,
$4,851 50
RECAPITULATION.
EXPENDITURES.
Machine work,
$ 428 00
Raking stone,
305 60
Graveling,
1,403 06
Paid for gravel,
151 40
Dynamite, tools, etc.,
163 45
Permanent work,
1,104 70
General road work,
1,237 00
Plank
58 29
$4,851 50
RESOURCES.
20 per cent. Grand List,
$3,038 12
State Highway fund,
546 79
306 Henry Mullen, shoveling snow
1 50
24
Automobile fund,
$334 21
Highway surplus fund, 115 58 Selectmen work, 77 35
Dr. Walker donation for sidewalks,
25 00
Old Iron sold,
75
$4,137 80
Overdrew 1910 appropriation,
$713 70
Left over from 1909 appropriation 114 52
Balance overdraft $599 18
E. L. BREED,
Road Commissioner.
School Commissioners' Report.
Date No.
Amount
1910
Feb. 1
1 W. S. Humphrey, labor High school
$ 4 40
2 F. M. Scofield, trucking July 1, '09 to Jan. 22, '10 7 35
4 3
J. E. Tennien, services as Truant Officer 1909 12 55
7
4 James Fitzpatrick, transportation 25 00
8
5 Albert Howard, 66
20 00
9
6 John Labroke,
18 00
11 7 Nelson Manley,
10 00
8 Fred Sawyer,
66
45 00
14
9 Michael Fitzpatrick,
27 00
18 10 Nelson Manley,
10 00
19
11 Fred Delphia, hauling coal
7 40
23 12 S. G. Johndroe, teaching
83 34
13 Charlotte F. Hale, 50 00
14 Kathleen A. Adams, 46 00
25
Date No.
Amount
Feb.23 15 Jennie E. Cline, teaching
$40 00
16 Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
17 May E. McCormick,
40 00
18 Corinne Randall,
36 00
19 Matilda McCormick,
40 00
20 Elizabeth Kelly,
36 00
21
Siria I. Serri,
34 00
22
Madeline Eayres,
36 00
23 Teresa Cline,
32 00
24 Constance Gulick,
32 00
25 Rena Smith,
32 00
26 Rena Leonard,
34 00
27 Lena E. Wood,
34 00
28 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
29 Nellie M. Horton,
40 00
30 W. P. Abbott, superintendent
47 04
31 C. J. Fenton, janitor work
22 11
24 25 32 John Labroke, transportation
12 00
33 J. L. Hammett Co., stationery
33 17
7
34
Houghton Mifflin Co., books
8 81
35 Parker & Ryan, chairs
1 30
12 36 Ginn & Co., books
8 23
16
37 Little, Brown & Co.,
4 37
12
38 D. C. Heath & Co.,
6 00
15 39 E. E. Babb & Co.,
14 48
25 40 H. M. Chatterton, coal
30 80
41 Nelson Manley, transportation
10 00
42 Ansel Jackson, hauling coal
14 68
28
43 W. S. Humphrey, labor High school
2 25
Mar. 1 44 M. C. Fitzpatrick, wood
57 00
4 45 Nelson Manley, transportation
10 00
46 Fred Sawyer,
15 00
47 John Morris, janitor work
9 50
48 Fleming Bros., labor and material
16 81
26
Date No.
Amount
Mar. 4
49 James Chapman, wood $20 00
50 Thomas & White, material 1 24
51 Vt. School Seat Co., ink wells
70
7 52 Frank P. Robinson, coal
99 90
12 53 Fred Delphia, hauling coal
14 61
54 Nelson Manley, transportation
10 00
55 Pittsford Aque. Co., water and sewer rent 13 00
56 John Morris, janitor work
5 00
14 57 E. A. Randall, school wagon, painting and repairing 63 00
18 58 Richardson Dow, janitor work
20 00
19
59 Harley Perkins, wood
15 00
21 60 John Morris, janitor work
5 00
61 L. Bailey, hauling wood
2 00
62 S. G. Johndroe, teaching
83 34
63 Charlotte Hale,
50 00
64 Kathleen Adams, teaching
46 00
65 Jennie E. Cline, 66
40 00
66 Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
67 May E. McCormick
40 00
68 Corinne Randall,
36 00
69 Matilda McCormick, 66
40 00
70 Elizabeth Kelley,
36 00
71 Siria I. Serri,
34 00
72 Madeline Eayres,
66
36 00
73 Teresa Cline,
32 00
74 Constance Gulick, 5
66
32 00
75 Rena Smith, 60
32 00
76 Rena Leonard,
34 00
77 Lena E. Wood,
34 00
78 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
79 Nellie M. Horton,
40 00
80 Seth Wolcott, transportation
108 00
81 John Labroke, 66
24 00
82 Fred Sawyer, 66
15 00
22
27
Date No.
Amount
Mar. 22
83 Charles Jones, transportation,
$39 00
84 Nelson Manley, 20 00
85 Michael Fitzpatrick, “
27 00
24
86
Carlos Alexander, cleaning closets
5 00
87 Theodore Bogue, janitor work 6 00
88 Mrs. Alex. Houston,
21 00
25 89 Joseph Gagnon, sawing wood
9 48
90 F. M. Scofield, janitor wood
23 00
91 Jerry Riordan,
21 00
92 James Fitzpatrick, transportation
38 75
93 Henry Fredette,
10 50
94 Lewis Dutelle,
5 00
95 Eugene Chaffee,
24 00
96 Mrs. Jennie A. P. Squire, janitor work
12 00
97 Mrs. Albert Pratt, janitor work
5 00
98 Mrs. Henry Fox, janitor work and transportation 24 00
100
Fred Sawyer, transportation
15 00
26
101 Moses LaBombard, transportation
15 00
Apr. 7
102
Frank Soulia, wood
20 00
9 103
W. P. Abbott, superintendent 47 07
7 00
14 105 Annie and Nellie Whittemore, cleaning
12 00
Mar.25 106 The Tuttle Co., books
3 00
18
107 Silver Burditt & Co., books
2 09
10
108 American Book Co., books
1 44
18 109 Ginn & Co., books
20 55
Apr.16 110 Mrs. Chas. Greeno, cleaning
6 00
21
111 John Labroke, transportation
12 00
23 112 Mrs. Abial Fish, cleaning 5 00
113 John Morris, janitor work
10 00
114 Mrs. Chas. Greeno, cleaning 6 00
25
115 W. S. Humphrey, repairs, High school 3 35
116 Fred Sawyer, transportation 17 00
99 Mrs. John Morris, janitor work
6 00
104
Mrs. Alex. Houston, cleaning
28
Amount
Apr. 26 117 Nelson Manley, transportation
$30 00
27 118 David Duket, putting wood in shed 7 00
119 Vermont Marble Co., chairs for schools 9 63
12
120 Silver Burditt & Co., books
3 85
19
121
The American School Board, journals
2 50
22 122
E. E. Babb & Co., books
10 12
123
D. C. Heath & Co., books
2 37
30 124
W. P. Abbott, superintendent
47 07
May 3
125 S. G. Johndroe, teaching
83 34
126 Charlotte Hale,
50 00
127 Kathleen Adams,
46 00
128 Jennie Cline,
66
40 00
129 Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
130
May E. McCormick,
40 00
131 Corinne Randall,
36 00
132 Matilda McCormick,
40 00
133 Elizabeth Kelley,
36 00
134 Siria I. Serri, 66
34 00
1
135 Madeline Eayres,
36 00
136 Teresa Cline,
32 00
137
Constance Gulick,
32 00
138 Rena Smith,
32 00
139 Rena Leonard, 66
34 00
140 Lena E. Wood,
36 00
141
Rachel Jackson,
32 00
142 Nellie Horton,
40 00
5 143 John Labroke, transportation
12 00
7 144 John Morris, janitor work
10 00
13 145 Nelson Manley, transportation
20 00
146 Fred Sawyer,
24 00
147 F. R. Bradley, lettering diplomas
2 80
12
148 Ginn & Co., books
8 18
20 149 Rollin C. Smith, flags for schools
8 35
150 F. P. Robinson, 30 tons coal
162 00
151 John Labroke, transportation
12 00
Date
No.
29
Date No.
Amount
May20 152 The H. R. Hunting Co., dictionary
$ 6 11
153 Ginn & Co., books
3 04
Apr. 22 154 American Book Co.,
5 25
155 E. E. Babb & Co.,
6 67
May20 156 John Morris, janitor work
10 00
21 157 Michael Fitzpatrick, transportation
27 00
158 Albert Pratt, cutting wood
7 25
159 W. S. Humphrey, 18 1-2 hours work
3 70
24
160 Nelson Manley, transportation
20 00
26 161 A. D. Tiffany, material paid for
8 98
31 162 S. G. Johndroe, teaching
83 34
162 1-2 Charlotte Hale, teaching
50 00
163 Kathleen Adams,
teaching
46 00
164 Jennie E. Cline,
40 00
165 Daisy Raleigh,
36 00
166 May E. McCormick,
40 00
167 Corinne Randall,
36 00
168 Matilda McCormick,
40 00
169 Elizabeth Kelley,
36 00
170 Siria I. Serri,
66
34 00
171 Madeline Eayres,
36 00
172 Teresa Cline,
66
32 00
174 Rena Smith,
32 00
175 Rena Leonard,
66
36 00
177 Rachel Jackson,
32 00
178 Nellie Horton,
40 00
179 W. P. Abbott, superintendent
47 07
180 John Morris, janitor work
12 00
181 John Labroke, transportation
21 60
182
James Halpin, wire, posts and labor
8 81
183
June 1 184 Thomas & White, glass, putty, broom 61
6 185 Rollin C. Smith, flags for schools
7 30
32 00
173 Constance Gulick,
34 00
176 Lena E. Wood,
10 00
Vt. School Seat Co., seats and desks
30
Date No.
Amount
June 7 186
S. K. Burbank, insurance
$ 6 50
11 187 Davis Alexander, labor 1 50
188 Richardson Dow, janitor work
20 00
189 Nelson Manley, transportation
20 00
190 A. J. Hubbard, repairing clocks
3 00
191 Parker & Ryan, door mats
4 00
14 192 John Morris, janitor work
10 00
193 Nelson Manley,
transportation
10 00
195 John Labroke, 12 00
66
18 00
197 Fred Sawyer,
40 00
198 Mrs. Alex. Houston, janitor work
17 50
199 Mrs. Henry Fox,
20 00
200 Mrs Albert Pratt,
5 00
201 Mrs. J. A. P. Squire
10 00
202 Eugene Chaffee,
transportation
14 00
203
Lewis Dutelle,
25 00
204
Henry Fredett,
35 00
205
James Fitzpatrick,
62 50
206
Jerry Reardon,
janitor work
17 50
207
F. M. Scofield,
17 50
208
Theodore Bogue,
5 00
209 Seth Wolcott,
90 00
210 S. G. Johndroe,
teaching
41 67
211 Charlotte Hale,
25 00
212 Kathleen Adams,
23 00
213 Jennie Cline,
20 00
214 Madeline Eayres,
18 00
215
Daisy Raleigh,
66
20 00
216 Teresa Cline,
16 00
217 May E. McCormick,
20 00
218 Corinne Randall,
18 00
219 Rena Leonard,
10 00
220 Rachel Jackson,
16 00
221 Constance Gulick,
16 00
1
66
196 Michael Fitzpatrick,
31
· Date No.
Amount
June14 222 Rena Smith,
teaching
$16 00
223 Elizabeth Kelley,
18 00
224 Matilda McCormick,
20 00
225 Lena E. Wood, 66
18 00
226 Siria I. Serri,
17 00
227
Nellie Horton,
20 00
17 228 B. S. Powers, transportation
27 00
11 229 Wm. Vaughn, bell rope and labor
1 00
7 230
Ginn & Co., books
2 61
30 231
A. L. Keith, repairing wagon
4 00
July 2 232
W. P. Abbott, shperintendent
47 07
4 233 John Morris, janitor work
2 00
234 Ray & McCormick, material for school
1 88
7 235
Norman Stevens, transportation
45 00
22 236
Dr. T. J. Hagan, use of land two years
20 00
237
Parker & Ryan, door mats
4 00
26 238
Rena B. Leonard, repairs on school room teaching 7 00 1 40
41 00
28 241
Town of Pittsford, water and sewer tax 18 62
11 76
18 242
W. P. Abbott, material for six months sallary for July
50 17
Aug. 1 243 244
H. F. Noyes, flooring 91 00
6 245
Nelson Breor, 5 days labor
15 00
10
246
3 1-3 10 00
1 247
Richardson Dow, moving wood 6 60
13
248
Nelson Breor, 5 days work 15 00
18 249
Rutland R. R., freight on school seats
19 14
20 250
Nelson Breor, 4 days labor 12 00
66
24 251
8 24 00
25 252
3 1-4 66
12 50
27 253
Davis Alexander, 2 days 5 50
31 254
Walter May, painting and whitewashing 15 00
255 Vt. School Seat Co., seats and desks 398 00
256 Parker & Ryan, glass 6 00
239 66
27 240
Frank Soulia, wood
32
Amount
Date No.
Aug.31 257 J. L. Hammett, stationery $37 90
Sept. 1 258 Mrs. Chas. Greeno, cleaning 32 00
5 259 Rutland R. R., freight on school seats 5 16
260 J. V. Clifford, painting and calcamining
19 20
261 W. P. Abbott, superintendent 50 17
262 Nelson Breor, 6 2-3 days labor
20 00
10 263 Mrs. Chas. Geeno, cleaning
3 00
264 Mrs. Abial Fish 5 00
4 90
266 G. F. Kimball, rent of room one year
90 00
16
267 Mrs. Albert Pratt, cleaning
3 00
17
268 Nelson Breor, 1 1-3 days labor
4 00
23 269 John Labroke, transportation
15 00
270 H. M. Chatterton, school supplies
58 00
27 271 John Morris, janitor work
10 00
30 272 Nelson Manley, transportation
27 00
Oct. 3 273 Rutland R. R., freight
6 79
4 274 Fleming Bros., labor and material
38 17
275 Mrs. Chas. Cooley, janitor work 1 year 17 85
50 17
5 277
S. G. Johndroe, teaching
111 12
278 Kathleen A. Adams,
50 00
279 Edith N. Grout,
48 00
280 Jennie E. Cline
40 00
281 May E. McCormick,
40 CO
282 Stella D. Ellis,
36 00
283 Siria I. Serri,
40 00
284 Daisy Raleigh,
40 00
285 Kate Graham,
40 00
286 Lena E. Wood,
66
44 00
287 Matilda McCormick,
66
44 00
288 Elizabeth Kelley,
40 00
289 Florence Edgerton,
32 00
290 Mary G. Carrigan,
36 00
291 Rena Smith,
36 00
13 265 W. S. Humphrey, labor at High school
Sept. 4 276 W. P. Abbott, superintendent
33
Date No.
Amount
Sept. 5 292 Eugenia Pinney, teaching
$32 00
293 Stella Hughes,
34 00
294 Lottie Dewey,
30 00
295 Teresa Cline,
36 00
296 John Labroke, transportation
15 00
Oct. 7
297 James Halpin, material and labor
2 66
8 298 Fred Sawyer, transportation
32 00
299 Henry Fredette,
14 00
13
300 John Morris, janitor work
15 00
20 301 Charles Duffy, 3 days labor
10 00
302 L. Bailey, hauling wood
4 00
21 304 John Labroke,
transportation
15 00
305 James Fitzpatrick,
37 50
25
305 1-2 Michael Fitzpatrick,
27 00
27 306 Charles Jones,
3 00
307 Eagle Pencil Co., pencils
19 85
308
Smith System Heating, heaters
150 86
309 H. A. Sawyer & Co., brooms
4 50
310 Woodruff Print Shop, postal cards
6 89
311 P. Libby, labor
2 00
312
E. E. Babb & Co.,
books
14 67
313
American Book Co.,
15 53
16
315
Ginn & Co.,
82 32
316 J. L. Hammett & Co.,
2 02
21
317 Silver Burdette & Co.,
6 84
29
316 1-2 Fred Sawyer,
transportation
25 95
31 318 1-2 Wm. Manley,
36 00
Nov. 3 318 John Labroke,
15 00
319 N. G. Stevens, sawing wood
17 87
320 W. P. Abbott, superintendent
50 17
321 Willis Brothers, wood
34 00
322 S. G. Johndroe, teaching
111 08
323 Kathleen Adams,
66
50 00
324 Edith N. Grout,
48 00
314
C. Scribners Sons,
3 36
66
-
34
Amount
Nov. 3 325
Jennie E. Cline, teaching
$40 00
326 May E. McCormick
40 00
327 Stella D. Ellis,
66
36 00
328 Siria I. Serri,
40 00
329 Daisy Raleigh,
40 00
330 Kate Graham,
40 00
331 Lena E. Wood,
44 00
332 Matilda McCormick,
66
36 00
333 Elizabeth Kelley,
40 00
334 Florence Edgerton,
60
32 00
335 Mary G. Carrigan,
66
36 00
336
Rena B. Smith,
66
36 00
337
Teresa Cline,
36 00
338
Eugenia Pinney,
32 00
339
Stella Hughes,
34 00
340
Lottie Dewey,
66
40 00
341 John Morris, janitor work
15 00
15 342 Wm. Manley,
transportation
18 00
17
343
Samuel Steel,
20 00
15
344
G. F. Hendee, wagon pole and floor dust
17 19
18
345 Henry Fredett, transportation 21 00
346
John Labroke,
15 00
23
347 Mrs. Alex. Houston, cleaning closets and getting in wood
5 00
28
348
Wm. Manley, transportation
18 00
22
349 H. A. Sawyer, brooms
4 50
350
Geo. E. Chalmers, books
40
351
E. E. Babb & Co.,. "
17 62
352
Ginn & Co.,
6 75
353
American Book Co., books
13 06
28
354 S. G. Johndroe,
teaching
111 08
355 Kathleen Adams,
66
50 00
356 Edith N. Grout,
48 00
357 Jennie Cline,
60
40 00
358 May McCormick
40 00
Date No.
35
Date No.
Amount
Nov.28 359 Stella D. Ellis,
teaching
$36 00
360 Siria I. Serri,
40 00
361 Daisy Raleigh,
40 00
362 Kate Graham,
40 00
363 Lena Wood,
44 00
364 Matilda McCormick,
40 00
365
Elizabeth Kelley,
40 00
366
Florence Edgerton,
66
38 00
367 Mary G. Carrigan,
66
36 00
368 Rena B. Smith,
36 00
369
Teresa Cline,
36 00
370
Eugenia Pinney,
32 00
371
Stella Hughes,
34 00
372 Lottie Dewey,
40 00
373
W. P. Abbott, superintendent,
50 17
374 J. Morris, janitor work
15 00
374 1-2 R. Dow, janitor work and mov- ing wood
25 50
375 John Labroke,
transportation
15 00
376 Fred Sawyer
40 00
377 Mrs. Joseph Gagnon,
60 00
378 Thomas & White, broom and glass
64
Dec. 8
379
Wm. Manley, transportation
18 00
380
Lottie Dewey, teaching
10 00
10 381 James Chapman, hauling 30 tons coal
45 00
382 Nelson Breor, labor
2 25
12 383 Wm. Manley, transportation
9 00
384 John Labroke,
15 00
4
385 Jos. Gagnon, 14 weeks board of daughter
35 00
386 Fred Sawyer, transportation
16 00
387 John Morris,
janitor work
15 00
388 Richardson Dow,
8 00
389 F. M. Scofield,
66
28 00
390 Michael Fitzpatrick, transportation
36 00
391 Seth Wolcott, 66
126 00 :
66
36
Date
No.
Amount
Dec. 12
392 James Fitzpatrick,
transportation $41 25
393 Henry Fredette,
28 00
394 Fred Barnard,
35 00
395 Lewis Dutelle,
35 00
13
396 Eugene Chaffee,
28 00
397 Mrs. Henry Fox, transportation and janitor work,
28 00
398 Mrs. Alex. Houston,
janitor work
24 50
399 Jerry Reardon,
24 50
400
Mrs: Albert Pratt,
7 00
401
Mrs. J. H. P. Squire,
14 00
402
Irene Gonyea,
14 00
: : 403 Jennie E. Cline,
teaching
20 00
404 May McCormick,
20 00
405 Stella D. Ellis,
18 00
406 Siria I. Serri,
20 00
407
Daisy Raleigh,
20 00
408 Kate Graham,
20 00
409
Lena Wood,
22 00
410 Matilda McCormick,
20 00
411 Elizabeth Kelley,
20 00
412
Florence Edgerton,
17 00
413 Mary G. Carrigan,
18 00
414
Rena B. Smith,
18 00
415 Teresa Cline,
18 00
416 Eugenia Pinney,
16 00
417 Stella Hughes,
17 00
418 F. M. Scofield, trucking and janitor work
29 15
14
419 A. D. Tiffany, postage, express and freight 8 07
20
420.
S. G. Johndroe, teaching
55 54
421 Kathleen Adams, 37 50
422 Edith N. Grout, 36 00
423 B. S. Powers, transportation 28 00
19
424 Mrs. Chas. Greeno, cleaning
15 00
37
Amount
Date No. Dec. 19 425 Mrs. Henry Fox, transportation
$36 25
426 Mrs. John Morris, janitor work 4 00
427
Scott, Foresman & Co., books 6 50
17 428
H. M. Gipson, door
4 75
429 Vt. Marble Co., 2 chairs, 3 baskets
3 35
430
D. C. Heath & Co., books
2 43
22
431
W. S. Humphrey, labor
5 60
432
Fleming Bros., labor
5 33
433
Bert Smith, transportation
20 00
434
H. M. Chatterton, labor
3 00
435
John Morris, janitor work
10 00
436
Mrs. Chas. Greeno, cleaning
15 00
1911
Jan. 3 437
Thomas & White, glass and putty
41
438
W. P. Abbott, superintendent
50 17
6
439
Ray & McCormick, soap and paper
1 35
440
Winn Howland, 2 days labor
6 00
7
441
Mrs. Abial Fish, cleaning
4 00
442
K. McDevitt, moving wood
12 75
443
John Labroke, transportation
15 00
444
John Morris, janitor work
10 00
16
445
S. G. Johndroe, express on package
1 70
446 Wm. Manley, transportation
18 00
18
447 Winn Howland, labor
1 50
21
448
Richardson Dow, janitor work
9 00
24
449
W. P. Abbott, expenses for six months 14 25
450
H. M. Chatterton, coal and other supplies
12 42
25
451 S. G. Johndroe, teaching
111 08
452 Kathleen Adams,
50 00
453 Edith N. Grout,
48 00
454 Jennie E. Cline,
40 00
455 Mary McCormick,
40 00
456 Stella D. Ellis,
36 00
457 Siria I. Serri,
40 0.0
458 Daisy Raleigh,
40 00
38
Amount
Jan. 25 459 Kate Graham,
teaching®
$40 00
460 Lena Wood,
44 00
461 Matilda McCormick,
40 00
462 Elizabeth Kelley, 66
66
40 00
463 Florence Edgerton,
38 00
464 Mary G. Carrigan,
36 00
465 Rena Smith,
66
36 00
466
Teresa Cline,
6 €
36 00
467 Eugenia Pinney,
36 00
468 Stella Hughes,
34 00
469 Lottie Dewey 66
40 00
27 470 W. P. Abbott, superintendent
50 17
471 A. D. Tiffany, taking school census
24 68
473 John Labroke, transportation
15 00
474 John Morris, janitor work 10 00
29 474 1-2 Henry Fredette, transportation 14 00
475 Wm. Manley, 18 00
476 Thos. J. Hagan, school director
25 00
477 Rollin C. Smith, transportation
13 00
478
school director
25 00
479 A. D. Tiffany, school director 60 00
$13,059 33
SUMMARY.
Teachers
$6,906 39
Transportation
2,197 45
Fuel
592 82
Wagon bought
60 00
Repairs on wagons and sleighs
20 90
Janitor work
646 41
Cleaning school rooms and closets
120 25
Superintendent
601 75
New seats, desks and chairs
672 69
Date No.
39
Water and sewer tax
$ 18 62
Rent of room for school
90 00
Books
291 96
Stationery
135 75
Flags
15 65
Trucking
67 19
Repairs on school rooms
341 27
Truant officer
12 55
Insurance
6 50
Miscellaneous supplies
91 50
Board of one scholar
35 00
Taking census
24 68
School Commissioners' services
110 00
$13,059 33
RESOURCES.
55 per cent. Grand List
$8,354 84
Rent school lands
84 31
Tuition from Town of Rutland
54 00
Rent Fire Hill school house
5 00
State Treasurer, Permanent School fund
220 50
State school tax
739 53
45,000 Reserve state school
596 24
15,000
198 75
Transportation fund
313 87
Old iron sold
4 40
Superintendent fund.
418 18
Tuition from Proctor
126 40
Tuition from Chittenden
97 20
Total resources
$11,213 22
Overdrew appropriation
1,846 50
$13,059 72
40
In submitting the foregoing report we regret the increased cost of maintaining our schools. Owing to the fact that school buildings will wear out it has been necessary to lay some new floors and newly seat and desk some of the school rooms. Also, because of there being more scholars for the Intermediate room in the village, we were obliged to rent a room in the. hotel which we were obliged to furnish, and placed the 9th grade there necessitating the hiring of another teacher. Some of the parents whose children were sent to the hotel room objected to their children going to that room until after the State Board of Health pronounced it sanitary and suitable for present use, but the State Board condemned the Intermediate room and gave us notice that a more suitable room must be furnished soon.
All of our school rooms are full and more ample accommo- dations are very much needed. One other thing should be attended to at once if we are to continue the transportation of scholars. There should be more suitable wagons or car- riages provided. All of the children who are carried by the town have long rides and in bad weather the exposure is bad for them. Many of the parents of young children dislike very much to have their children so exposed. We would like to have the town give us some instructions in the matter.
THOMAS J. HAGAN, ROLLIN C. SMITH, AMOS D. TIFFANY,
School Directors.
41
Report of Special Committee On New Central School Building.
To the Voters of the Town of Pittsford :
The committee appointed at the last annual Town meeting to investigate the matter of a new central school building for the Town of Pittsford respectfully reports as follows :
LOCATION.
We have considered with especial care the following loca- tions :
1st. The property owned by Mrs. A. D. Heath, constitutes a location in everyway desirable, if the voters are willing to place the building there. With the present buildings re- moved the frontage is ample and a rise of ground toward the rear of the lot is an ideal spot for a school building. The lot, however, is not large enough for a play ground but land owned by Henry H. Peabody, at the rear of Mrs. Heaths' lot, could be added in any amount desired by the Town and is entirely satisfactory for the purpose.
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