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7 87
6 37 Aaron Burdett, 2 d. 5 h.
4 37
38 Geo. Rivers, 2 d. 3 h.
4 12
39 William Matthews, 3 d. 5 h.
6 12
40 James Cunningham, 10 d.
17 50
41 E. L. Baird, 3 d. team, 1 d. m.
13 75
11
42 Albert Dow, 22 h.
43 M. Conway, 12 days
21 00
13 44 Carlos Alexander, 4 d. 5 h.
7 87
45 Geo. Rivers, 4 d. 7 00
46 Geo. E. Hewitt, 4 d. m., 6 h. team 9 40
47 Aaron Burdett, 3 d. 5 25
15
48 W. J. Casey, 3 h. team, 1 d. m. 2 80
3 82
29 Geo. E. Hewitt, 1 d. team
14
49 Saul Center, 1 d. m.
1 75
16
50 T. B. Haley, expenses on machine supplies, 2 65
51 William Davenport, 3 d. 3 h. team 13 20
17
52 G. W. Whitcomb, 1 doz. shovels, 1/4 gal, m. oil 10 90
53 Gosset Smith, 5 days 8 75
18 54 S. K. Burbank, check for machine repairs 16 00
23
55 Geo. Rivers, 3 days
5 25
27 56
Chas. Hitchcock, 2 d. m. and h., 1 d. m. 7 50
57 M. Conway, 9 d. 5 h. 16 62
58 Geo. Rivers, 3 d.
5 25
59 William Matthews, 3 d. 5 25
60 Chas. Lethbridge, 1 d. 8 h. m. 2 d. 2 h. m. and h. 9 31
61
Chas. Bean, 1 d.
1 75
May 1 62 E. L. Breed, 23 d. 27 d. hone 76 37
63 W. K. Varney, 8 d. 14 00
4 64 Geo. Rivers, 6 d. 10 50
65 John Matthews, 3 d. m. 14 d. m. and h. 45 50
66 Aaron Burdett, 6 d.
10 50
67 Joseph Ducette, 71/4 d. 12 69
6 68 C. A. Creed, 5 d. 7 h. m. 2 d. team, to March 1 15 55
69 C. A. Creed, 5 d. 6 h. m. 3 h. team 11 00
70 M. Conway, 6 d. 10 50
8 71
W. K. Varney, 3 d.
5 25
72 L. P. Dutelle, 10 d. team 40 00
11 73 Dan Bogue, 12 d. 5 h. team
50 00
74 Geo. Rivers, 4 d.
7 00
75 Ansel Jackson, 5 h. m. 12 d. 21/2 h. team 49 87
13 76 John Morris, 2 d.
3 50
18 77 Aaron Burdett, 5 d. 5 h. m. and h. 15 79
78 Joseph Brear, 4 d. 5 h. 7 87
79 Geo. Rivers, 4 d. 5 h. 7 87
80 Albert Mills, 1 d. m. 1 75
-
15
81 Patrick Dinning repair on road
6 00
20
82 Frank Hinds, 29 d. team 116 00
22 83 M. Conway, 3 d. 5 25
84 G. W. Whitcomb, 2 scrapers
12 50
23
85 James Rowe, 203/4 d. team
83 00
25
86 Aaron Burdett, 3 d. m. and h.
8 63
26
87 Geo. Rivers, 4 d.
7 00'
27 88 F. L. Delphia, 3 d.
5 25
89 Joseph Brear, 4 d.
7 00
28
90 Nelson Brear, 6 d.
10 50
29 91 Aaron Burdett, 2 d. 5 h. m. and h.
7 18
92 R. Hendee, 4 d.
7 00
93 Geo. Rivers, 2 d. 5 h.
4 37
94
Albert Pratt, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
June 1
95
E. L. Breed, 26 d. 24 d. hone
76 00
96 G. W. Whitcomb, supplies for itimiz- ed bill 3 31
97 Louis Dutelle, 11 d. team
44 00
98 Joseph Ducette, 9 d. 5 h. 16 62
99 Joseph Brear, 4 d. 7 h.
8 22
100
Fred Delphia, 4 d. 2 h. 7 35
101 John Matthews, 11 d. 3 h. m. 3 d. 5 h. m. and h.
29 81
102
Aaron Burdett, 1 d. 2 h.
2 10
5 103
S. D. Champine, repair per itimiz- ed bill 1 75
104 W. K. Varney, 6 d. 8 h.
11 90
105
N. Bissette, 6 d. 7 h. 11 73
106
Warren Hendee, 1 d. 5 h.
2 62
6 107
Joseph Brear, 4 d.
7 00
108 Wm. Humphrey, 4 d. 7 h. team
18 80
8 109
Chas. Potter, 5 d.
8 75
110 Elwin Baird, 5 d. 5 h. m. 5 d. 5 h. team 31 62
111 F. L. Delphia, 6 d.
10 50
112 Henry Taylor, 6 d.
10 50
113 John Dukett, 4 d.
7 00
114 Aaron Burdett, 6 d.
10 50
115 Frank Woselle, 5 d. 8 75
116 Albert, Pratt, 9 d. 5 h.
16 62
16
117 Roy Hansom, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
118 Geo. Rivers, 6 d. 10 50
119 W. K. Varney, 4 d. 7 00
11 120 Wm. Matthews, 11 d.
19 25
12 121
Ansel Jackson, 14 d. 5 h. team
58 00
13 122 Joseph Brear, 4 d. 5 h.
7 87
123
Nelson Brear, 9 d. 2 h.
16 10
124 Jack Poro, 5 d. 5 h. team
22 00
14 125 Frank Loyselle, 10 d. 5 h. m.
18 37
126 Geo. Rivers, 4 days
7 00
15 127 John Dukett, 4 d. 5 h.
7 87
128
Martin Fitzpatrick, 15 d. 3 h.
26 77
129
T. Keith, 3 d. m. and h.
8 63
130
Chas. Potter, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
131 William Fox, 5 d. team
20 00
132 Henry Taylor, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
133 Fred. Delphia, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
134 Joseph Brear, 3 d.
5 25
135 Aaron Burdett, 6 d.
10 50
136
Wallace Dow, 4 d. 5 h.
7 87
137 Elwin Baird, 5 d. 5 h. m. 4 d. 5 h. team 27 62
17 138
Julius Pelkey, 5 d. 5 h. team
22 00
139 John Parker, 11 d.
19 25
140 Joseph Ducette, 12 d.
21 00
19 141 E. A. Randall, 9 d. 5 h. team
38 00
142 W. K. Varney, 6 d. 5 h.
11 37
20 143 Frank O'Neil, 18 d.
31 50
22 144 Joseph Brear, 5 d.
8 75
145 Elwin Baird, 4 d. 5 h. m. 5 d. team 27 87
146 Fred Delphia, 6 d.
10 50
147 Chas. Potter, 6 d.
10 50
148 Harry Taylor, 6 d.
10 50
149 John Dukett, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
150 Aaron Burdett, 4 d.
7 00
151 Wallace Dow, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
152
Geo. Rivers, 3 d.
5 25
153 Wm. Fassett, 13 d. 5 h.
23 62
154 Jerry White, 12 d. 5 h.
21 87
155 Phillip Dutelle, 4 d. 7 00
17
24 156 N. Bissett, 7 d. 5 h.
13 12
157 L. S. Kendall, 6 d. team
24 00
27 158 J. J. White, 14 d. 24 50
28 159 Russ Hart, 18 d. 5 h. team 74 00
160 L. P. Dutelle, 7 d. team 28 00
161 Patrick Timbers, 2 d. 5 h. team 10 00
29 162 Joseph Brear, 5 d. 5h.
9 62
163 Fred Delphia, 6 d.
10 50
164 Leim Pincher, 10 d.
17 50
165 Geo. Rivers, 6 d.
10 50
166 Aaron Burdett, 5 d.
8 75
167 Chas. Potter, 4 d.
7 00
168 John Dukett, 4 d.
7 00
169 N. Bissett, 2 d. m. and h.
5 75
170 Henry Taylor, 5 d.
8 75
171 Leavitt Leonard, 1 d. m. 20 d. 5 h. team 83 75
July 1 172
E. L. Breed, 24 d. 20 d. h.
68 00
173 Geo. Lewis, 14 d. 5 h. team
58 00
3 174 Joseph Brear, 2 d.
3 50
175 Nelson Brear, 2 d.
3 50
176 Aaron Fredette, 2 d. 5 h.
4 37
177 W. K. Varney, 3 d.
5 25
178 Arthur Manley, 16 d. 19 d. tending lanterns 32 75
179 Frank Poro, 6 d.
10 50
180 Dan Reed, 5 h.
75
181 Joseph Reed, 3 h. team
1 20
5 182
Tom Keith, 3 d. m. and h. 8 62
6 183 Aaron Fredette, 1 d. 1 75
184 M. C. Fitzpatrick, 41/2 d. m. 53/4 d. team
30 87
185 Geo. Lewis, 394 loads gravel
39 40
186 Thomas & White, 1 can axle grease
25
187 G. W. Whitcomb, lanterns
1 05
188 Joseph Brear, 3 d.
5 25
189 Nelson Brear, 3 d.
5 25
190 Fred Delphia, 5 d.
8 75
191 Aaron Burdett, 3 d. 8 h. 6 65
192 Joseph Conway, 6 d. 6 00
18
193 Joseph Ducette, 9 d. 5 h. 16 62
194 Wm. Davenport, 7 d. team 28 00
195 Wm. Timbers, 1 d. team 4 00
8 196
Patrick Timbers, 1 d. team 4 00
9 197 N. Bissett, 5 d.
8 75
10 1891/2 Frank Hinds, 8 d. team
32 00
11 1901/2 John Matthews, 16 d. m. 12 d. m. and h. 62 50
13 1911/2 Nelson Brear, 4 d. 7 00
1921/2 Joseph Brear, 5 d.
8 75
1931/2 Fred Delphia, 5 d.
8 75
1941/2 Aaron Burdett, 1 d. m. 1 d. m. and h. 4 62
1951/2 Elwin Baird, 4 d. team
16 00
15 1961/2 M. Carrigan, 4 d. team 16 00
17 1971/2 Tom Keith, 3 d. m. and h.
8 62
19 198 Joseph Conway, 4 d.
4 00
20 199 Mrs. H. C. Scoville, tending lanterns
3 00
200 Louis Dutelle, 6 d. team
24 00
201 Joseph Brear, 6 d.
10 50
202 Nelson Brear, 4 d. 7 00
10 50
204 Aaron Burdett, 5 d.
8 75
23 205 Chas. Smith, 8 d. team, 133 loads gravel 45 30
24 206
Fred Delphia, 3 d.
5 25
27 207
Joseph Brear, 6 d.
10 50
208 Nelson Brear, 6 d.
10 50
209 Louis Dutelle, 6 d. team
24 00
210 Fred Delphia, 3 d.
5 25
211
Aaron Burdett, 5 d.
8 75
212
Joseph Conway, 6 d. 5 h.
6 50
Aug.
1 213
E. L. Breed, 25 d. 21 d. h.
71 00
3 214 Fred Delphia, 5 d.
8 75
215 James Cunningham, 12 d. 5 h.
21 87
216
Geo. Rivers, 6 d. 7 h.
11 73
217 Aaron Burdett, 1 d. m. 4 d. m. and h. 13 23
218 C. R. Hendee, 4 d. 7 00
219 Elwin Baird, 6 d. 5 h. team
26 00
203 Fred Delphia, 6 d.
19
220 Ansel Jackson, 11/4 d. m. 71/4 d. team
31 19
221 Wallace Dow, 5 d. 8 75
222 Joseph Brear, 4 d. 7 00
6 223 James Candon, 25 d. 5 h. team 102 00
224 Thomas & White, supplies as per bill
50
8 225
T. W. Carrigan, turning water
1 00
10 226 Nelson Brear, 5 d.
8 75
227 Fred Delphia, 4 d. 7 00
228
Joseph Conway, 4 d. 4 00
229 A. W. Mills, care of home road
7 45
230 John Morris, 3 d.
5 25
231 C. R. Hendee, 3 d.
5 25
232 Joseph Brear, 5 d.
8 75
233 Aaron Burdett, 2 d. m. 3 d. m. and h. 12 11
234 Elwin Baird, 2 d. team
8 00
235 Geo. Rivers, 5 d. 8 75
13 236
Frank O'Neil, 4 d. 7 00
237
Arthur Falloon, 2 d.
3 50
238
Frank Greeno, 2 d.
3 50
14 239 Chas. Hitchcock, 4 d.
7 00
240 W. S. Butler, breaking road and turn- ing water 3 87
241 Darwin Pelkey, 2 days
3 50
242 Harold Timbers, 2 d.
3 50
243 Carrol Timbers, 2 d.
3 50
244 John Matthews, 10 d. m. 8 d. 5 h. m. and h. 41 90
245
Henry Noyes, 5 d. 5 h. m. 7 d. team
37 63
15 246 Roy Hanson, 2 d. 3 50
247 Wm. Rivers, 2 d. 2 00
248 Dick Rich, 2 d.
3 50
249 Joseph Conway, 4 d. 7 h.
4 70
250 John Cassidy, 2 d. 3 50
251 Wm. Fassett, 17 d.
29 75
252 John Dukett, 2 d. 5 h.
4 37
16 253 Russ. Hart, 12 d. 5 h. team
50 00
254 Aaron Burdett, 2 d.
3 50
17 255 Joseph Brear, 4 d. 7 00
256 Fred Delphia, 4 d. 7 00
20
257 Ansel Jackson, 3 d. 5 h. team 14 00
258 Geo. Rivers, 5 d. 5 h. 9 62
19 259 John Morris, 2 d. 3 50
260 Moses La Bombard, 3 d. 5 25
261 Edward Timbers, 2 d.
2 00
20 262 John Cassidy, 3 d.
5 25
263 L. S. Kendall, 2 d. team
8 00
21 264 S. D. Champine, repair work as per bill 7 40
265 Henry Ellis, 2 d.
3 50
22 266 Fred Delphia, 3 d. 5 25
267 Francis Bean, 6 d. 5 h. team
26 00
268 M. Connolley, supplies as per itimiz- ed bill 15 28
23 269 Joseph Brear, 5 d.
8 75
270 Wm. Matthews, 9 d. 15 75
4 00
24 272 Nelson Brear, 3 d. 5 h.
6 12
273 Frank Greeno, 5 d. 8 75
274 Aaron Burdett, 6 d. 10 50
275 L. P. Dutelle, 3 d. team 12 00
7 87
26 277 Geo. Lewis, 3 d. team, 148 loads gravel, cutting ice, $2.10 28 90
278 Joseph Conway, 5 d. 5 h. 5 50
279 M. C. Fitzpatrick, 1 d. 5 h. m., 2 d. team 10 62
27 280 Wm. Baird, 16 d. 5 h. team
66 00
281 S. K. Burbank, Chas. Creed's time 13 22
282 Carlos Alexander, 5 d.
8 75
283
Jerry Falloon, 7 d. team
28 00
284 H. M. Chatterton, cement as per bill
21 47
28 285 J. J. Smith, 4 d. team 16 00
286 Wm. Timbers, 3 d. 5 h. team 14 00
5 25
287 Joseph Brear, 3 d.
29 288 Wm. Cassidy, 7 d. 6 h. team
30 40
289 J. B. Carrigan, 4 d. team, 47 loads gravel, care of road $3.00. 8 d. man 37 70
271 Julius Pelkey, 1 d. team
276 Geo. Rivers, 4 d. 5 h.
21
290 Dan Burditt, Jr., 11 d. 5 h. team snowing bridge $4.50 50 50
291 Chas. Smith, 4 d. 11/2 h. team, 169 loads gravel 33 50
30 292 Fred Delphia, 7 d.
12 25
293 Thomas Keith, 4 d. m. and h. 11 50
294 Patrick Timbers, 7 d. m. 4 d. 5 h. team 30 25
295
Chas. Lendquest, work on home. road 11 00
296
E. S. Kilburn, 7 d. 5 h. team
30 00
297 Nelson Brear, 2 d.
3 50
298 Wallace Dow, 5 d.
8 75
299 Wm. Rivers, 1 d. 1 00
300 E. W. Earyes, 17 d. team 68 00
301 Lavitt Leonard, 3 d. team, 1 plow $5. 17 00
31 302 James Cunningham, 12 d. 5 h. 21 87
303 Matthew Carrigan, 6 d. 5 h. m., 9 d. team 47 37
304 Mike Fitzpatrick, 6 d. James work 10 50
305 S. R .. Kendall, 10 d. team, 5 d. m., 25 loads gravel, $18; breaking road and snowing bridges 69 25
306 Amos Poro, 3 d. m., $2.00 for horse
7 25
307 Joseph Brear, 2 d. 5 h. 4 37
308
E. L. Breed, 27 d. 20 d. h.
74 00
309
Wm. White, 3 d. 81/2 h. team 15 40
310
Wm. Mills, 2 d. 5 h.
4 37
311 John Steele, 2 d. m., 1 d. team
7 50
312 Aaron Burdett, 4 d. 7 00
313 Geo. River, 6 d. 10 50
314 Wm. Humphrey, 13 d. 5 h. team 54 00
315 Bert Hier, 8 d. 5 h. team
34 00
316 Joseph Reed, 12 d. 51/2 h. m., 12 d. 51/2 h. team, 3 d. Dan's time.
76 66
317 S. K. Burbank, Fred Nichols work on home road 5 00
318
Wm. Davenport, 9 d. team 36 00
Sept.
2 319
Ansel Jackson, 4 d. team 16 00
320 Henry Phillips, 5 d. 5 h. team repairs on culvert, $2.00 24 00
22
321 Joseph T. Tennien, repairs per bill 3 45
322 Linus Humphrey, 1 d. 1 75
323 Fred Delphia, 1 d. 1 75
324 Jerry White, 3 d. 5 25
325 J. J. White, 3 d. 5 25
6 326 Jerry Falloon, 10 d. 5 h. m., 1 d. team 22 37
11 327 Harley Mills, 4 d. 5 h. 7 87
13 328 James Malone, 11d. man, 1 d. 5 h. team
25 25
329 John La Brake, 4 d. 5 h.
7 87
14 330 Pat Timbers, 1 d. team
4 00
331 Fred Delphia 5 h.
88
16 332 Geo. River, 2 d.
3 50
20 333 Wm. Casey, 1 d. man, 41/2 d. team 19 75
21 334 Geo. River, 3 d. 5 25
22 00
23 336 Virgil Alexander, 3 d. 5 h. man, 1 d. team 10 12
327 John Houston, 21/2 d. man, 3 d. team 18 loads gravel 18 17
24 338
L. P. Dutelle, 1 d. 5h. team 6 00
26 339
Tom Tennien, 1 d. 1 75
28 340
Geo. River, 5 d. 5 h.
9 62
30 341 E. L. Breed, 22 d., 9 d. h.
53 00
342 Wallace Dow, 2 d.
3 50
Oct.
1 343 G. W. Whitcomb, supplies per bill
36
344 Chas. Drake, 5 h. man and horse
1 44
5 345 John Mathews, 11d. man, 12 d. man and horse 53 69
11 346 Geo. River, 2 d. 3 50
14 347 Harley Perkins, repairing culvert 2 00
18 348 L. S. Kendall, 3 d. team
12 00
19 349
Geo. River, 5 d.
8 75
23 350
E. H. Button, dynamite and drain tile per bill, $5.00 105 68
24 351
T. E. Adams, 13 d. 2 h. man, 6 d. team boat plank 52 10
26 352 Geo. Rivers, 2 d. 3 50
Nov. 1 353
E. L. Breed, 23 d. 7 d. h. 53 00
2 354 Geo. River, 5 d. 5 h. 9 62
335 Albert Mills, 5 d. 5 h. team
23
6 355
Ansel Mills, 1 d. 5 h. man, 8 d. 5 h. team 36 62
356 L. S. Kendall, 5 d. 6 h. team 22 40
11 357
Ansel Jackson, 1 d. team
13 358 Geo. River, 6 d. 5 h. 4 00
11 37
16 359
John Dukett, 3 d. 61/2 h.
6 38
360 Russ. Hart, 3 d. team
12 00
23 361 Erwin Barnes, 2 d. 5 h.
4 37
26 362
Julius Pelkey, 4 d. 6 h. team 18 40
30 363 E. J. Brown, 5 d. team 20 00
20 00
2 365
Geo. Rivers, 4 d.
7 00
366 Wm. Davenport, 2 d. team
8 00
9 367 Samuel Steele, 3 d. 2 h. man, 1 d. 5 h. team 11 60
368 J. A. Houston, 1 d. team
4 00
10 369 E. W. Dickerman, 3 d. 5 h., team 34 loads gravel 17 40
21 370 Geo. Rivers, 2 d. 3 50
371 Candon Bros., 5 d. 7 h. team 22 80
372 A. L. Keith, blacksmith repairs per bill 7 69
24 373 Geo. Lewis, cutting ice and 20 loads gravel 4 10
26 374 John Mathews, 8 d. man, 20 d. man and horse 71 40
30 375
Frank Hinds, 41/4 d. team 17 00
376 Chas. Smith, 1/2 d. team, 1/2 d. man, 50 loads gravel 7 87
1913
Jan. 1 377 Fred Barnard, 5 d. team 20 00
13 378 Ned. Timbers cutting ice 75
17 379 Wallace Dow, 9 h.
1 58
22 380 James Falloon, repairs on culvert 2 00
31 381 E. A. Randall, 10 d. team 40 00
382 E. L. Breed, 25 d. 3 d. hone 53 00
$6,081 40
Dec.
30 364 E. J. Brown, 5 d. team
24 RECAPITULATION
RESOURCES.
22% grand list
$3,437 07
State highway fund
587 84
Special state highway fund
741 73
Special 4% town fund
624 92
State auto fund
240 00
Special auto fund
200 00
Selectmen snow-work
200 70
Donation Dr. Walker
25 00
Balance road fund, 1911 Total
26 75
$6,084 01
EXPENDITURES.
Machine work
$470 25
Raking stone
218 00
Graveling
666 40
Paid for gravel
103 80
Tools and supplies
192 80
Freight and repairs
19 49
Permanent work
2,066 30
General road work
2,344 36
Total
$6,081 40
Balance road fund
$2 61
E. L. BREED, Com.
School Commissioners' Report
During the year, from Feb. 1st, 1912, to Feb. 1st, 1913, we have drawn 555 orders amounting to $14,624.57. We have paid out to complete the Lothrop School building and for repairs on other school building during the year about $700.00.
AMOS D. TIFFANY, THOS. J. HAGAN, ROLLIN C. SMITH,
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Report of Building Committee
To the Voters and Taxpayers of Pittsford:
The committee elected at the annual town meeting in March, 1911, to secure land and erect thereon an eight-room brick school building, herewith make their final report. They completed the Lathrop school building and turned the same over to the school directors about August 1st, 1912.
In addition to the building the committee expended over a thousand dollars for school furnishings, mainly desks, blackboards and curtains. The committee were not specifically empowered to do this and may have exceeded their authority. The furniture however was an absolute necessity before the building could be used and as the school directors had no funds available it seemed best for this committee to make the purchases which were made with the advice of the school directors and superintendent.
It was expected, when this building was authorized, that the expense would not exceed the amount of the Lothrop fund, and it would have been possible to keep the cost within that amount. The committee however were of the opinion that as so large an amount was to be expended in any event. it was wise to add perhaps 10 per cent. to the amount and have a building in every respect permanent and satisfactory. For this reason they put on the best slate roof obtainable instead of a flat roof covered with tar and gravel. For this reason the front entrance was put in on the west side though it added only to convenience and appearance and was not absolutely necessary. A cheaper heating and ventilating plant might have been installed and wooden partitions instead of slate might have been used in the toilet rooms. The committee also spent some seventeen hundred dollars more than was originally intended for land. Upon all these points the committee submit their action to the candid judgment of the people of the town.
The financial statement follows :
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REIMBURSEMENTS
T. W. Rogers
$88 14
Town for cement
8 40
G. P. Hitchcock, lumber
90 00
Pittsford Acq. Co., labor
30 05
T. A. McCormick, shed
20 00
Insurance paid on building for 4 years
309 37
Received for coal
160 00
Total
$705 96
Net cost of building, furniture, land etc. $47,784 29
RECAPITULATION.
Land
$4,250 00
Surveying
32 25
Lawyer's fees
53 62
Foundation, water and sewer
1,763 76
Architect and expenses
2,461 98
T. W. Rogers, contract
34,622 78
Extras on building
1,453 87
Insurance
103 13
Grading, etc.
967 50
Fuel and janitor
506 11
Fencing and walks
457 99
Furniture and blackboards
1,037 08
Expenses laying corner stone, dedica-
tion, telephone, express, postage
and misc.
84 22
Total
$47,794 29
Receipted bills for all money expended on building and grounds will be found on file in town clerk's office for all interested parties.
ERNEST HITCHCOCK, J. E. McCORMICK
J. B. CANDON, P. E. MOONEY, MAY E. MANLEY,
Building Committee.
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Maclure Library
Report of the Librarian for the Year Ending December 1st, 1912
Number of afternoons the library has been open 207
Number of evenings the library has been open 105
Number of books and magazines circulated
Average circulation each day 12,378
59.7
Average circulation Saturday evening
46.8
Average circulation Wednesday evening
18.3
Per cent of fiction drawn
74
Number of books added to the library by gift:
DeGoesbriand Court No. 1053 C. O. F. 14 vols
Dr. H. F. Walker
4 vols
Norwich University
3 vols.
Other sources
4 vols.
Total gifts 25
Library funds (including $100 given by
Dr. H. F. Walker)
165 vols.
By rental of books for 2 cents a day
10 vols.
Periodicals bound
28 vols.
203
Total number of books added 228
The circulation during the past year was the largest the library has ever had; 12,378, being an increase in circu- lation of 1,006 over the previous year. The largest circula- tion on any one day was on Saturday Mar. 16, when 210 books were drawn. More books were sent out on that date than on any other in the history of the library. The smallest cir- culation was on Friday, Sept. 6, when only 6 books were taken out.
During the past year the library has subscribed to 28 magazines and a daily newspaper for use on the reading- room table and for the magazine club. Nine other period- icals have also been received regularly as gifts.
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The librarian has received in fines on overdue books, at the rate of 1 cent per day, $30 ... 47; for 25-cent book subscrip- tion taken out by non-residents, $4.25; for seven $1.50 sub- scriptions to the magazine club, $10.50; for the rental of books of fiction at 2 cents per day, $18.93; a total of $64.15.
Between six and seven tons of old newspapers and mag- azines have been brought in, and as soon as the amount can be made up to ten tons, they will be sold for the benefit of the library. The committee in charge ask every one to assist in collecting old paper.
A printed list of books added to the library from Jan. 1st, 1912, to Jan. 1st, 1913, has just been printed and is now ready for free distribution.
The library is open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clock and on Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 6:30 to 9 o'clock.
Respectfully submitted, MARY T. RANDALL, (Acting Librarian) ..
Feb. 5, 1913.
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 person 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.
Pittsford, Vt., Feb. 1, 1913.
31 Town Treasurer's Report
1912 RECEIPTS.
Feb. 1 Cash on hand
$3,636 08
14 Town of Chittenden, tuition 126 00
15 Proctor Trust Co., Selectmen's order No. 1 5,000 00
Mar. 9 Proctor Trust Co., Selectmen's order No. 2 5,000 00
29 H. F. Lothrop. estate 4% bonds 37,565 16
Apr. 1 Harriett C. Barnes, Selectmen's order No. 13 2,100 00
H. A. Noyes, Selectmen's order No. 8 800 00
Hiland Holden, Selectmen's order No. 14 1,000 00
Emma J. Loveland, Selectmen's order No. 12 600 00
Eliza J. Bailey, Selectmen's order No. 11 1,950 00
16 Austin A. Mills, rent school lands 21 00
May
10 Overseer Poor, reimbursement Town of Salisbury, Fred Clifford 58 45
25 Justice Sturtevant, fine Geo. Futtor 2 00
Justice Sturtevant, fine F. Colombo 2 00
June 11 Justice Sturtevant, fine Josephine Homonsky 5 00
19
D. D. Burditt, Selectmen's order No. 36 2,000 00
21
F. E. Alexander, note and interest 852 47
26 State Auditor, 7 hedgehog bounties 2 10
July 1 Justice Sturtevant fine J. Zakesky 5 00
6 Town of Proctor, tuition 90 43
17 D. D. Burditt, Selectmen's order No. 40 2,000 00
Aug. 1 D. D. Burditt, Selectmen's order No. 41 7,000 00
2 Overseer Poor, reimbursement Lethbridge 40 60
19 E. J. Leonard, rent school lands 6 50
Sept. 2 State Treasurer, apportionment State School Tax 825 26
State Treasurer, $45,000 reserve
366 30
State Treasurer, income permanent school fund 217 82
State Treasurer, $15,000 reserve fund 122 10
32
State Treasurer, transportation fund 437 44 Taxes 26,289 69
28 Building Committee, sale of cement sheds 20 00
Oct. 15 Dr. H. F. Walker, contribution highway repairs 25 00
24 School Directors, for old stove 8 00
Nov. 1 Justice Sturtevant, fine Scuzanuci 5 00
2 State Auditor, highway fund 741 73
State Treasurer, highway apportionment
587 84
5 School Directors, town of Chittenden, tui- tion 181 80
20 State Treasurer, school superintendent fund 414 60
Dec. 3 B. F. Farmer, interest on note 145 00
1913
Jan. 2 Detroit and Grand Rapids Railway, in- terest on bond 10 00
4
D. D. Burditt, rent school land 50
6
Elmer S. Hack, rent school land 3 75
7 Austin A. Mills, rent school land 10 50
T. C. Riordan, rent school land
2 50
Road Commissioner, selectmen's order No. 66 200 70
17 Overseer poor, by David Hart, reimburse- ment 6 92
20 Vt. Sanatorium, rent school land 32 46
State Treasurer, highway maintenance fund 240 00
21 J. E. Tennien constable, delinquent taxes
111 09
24 J. E. Tennien constable, delinquent taxes Vt. Marble Co., rent school land 3 75
80 00
31 F. M. Scofield, town hall rentals 98 00
Dog licenses 247 00 State Auditor, special state highway allow- ance 200 00
R. E. Loveland, rent school land 1 25
Building Committee, school order 555 160 00
$101,658 79
Feb. 1 Balance cash on hand
$1,171 75
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Feb. 2 H. A. Noyes, endorsement on note and interest $104 17
1 J. A. Eayres, endorsement on selectmen's order No. 9 (1911) 300 00
17 Martha L. Smith, interest and note 1,041 95
Mar. 9 Brandon Pub. Co., check lists 11 24
J. A. Eayres, interest on note 270 56
31 H. A. Noyes, endorsement and interest on note 145 00
Carrie C. Eayres, note and interest 1,043 48
J. A. Eayres, note and interest
3,309 16
Apr. 1 Hiland Holden, interest on note 50 00
S. K. Burbank, trustee, interest on note 3 66
First National Bank, Brandon, 2 notes and interest 10,161 80
Proctor Trust Co., interest order No. 1 61 11
Emma J. Loveland, 4 notes and interest 626 62
Hiland Holden, note 1,000 00
H. A. Noyes, note 800 00
Harriet C. Barnes, note and interest 2,205 00
Eliza J. Bailey, note and interest 2,047 50
E. L. Paine, interest on note 87 07
One thousand postal cards for tax notices 10 00
June 1 County Treasurer, county tax 39 85
10 State Treasurer, State Highway Tax 797 07
State Treasurer, State School Tax 1,275 31
18 State Auditor, 7 hedgehog bounties 2 10
July
1 Congregational Society, interest on note Justice Sturtevant, costs Zabrisky suit Proctor Trust Co., interest on note Redfield Proctor, interest on note
40 00
7 15
250 00
250 00
10 E. L. Paine Estate, note and interest 1,723 38
Aug.
5 Dr. Pinckney, birth and death certificates 2 25
19 Dr. Streeter, birth and death certificates 50
30 Cong. Society, endorsement on note 400 00
Sept. 10 Town Treasurer, collecting taxes 262 90
Proctor Trust Co., notes and interest 10,097 22
May E. Manley, interest on bonds
837 76
34
Oct. 11 Cong. Society, endorsement on note 200 00
29 Pittsford Aqueduct Co., balance note and interest 1,787 33
1913
Jan. 31 Town clerk, salary 125 00
Town Treasurer, salary 50 00
Champ. Valley Telephone Co., rental 3 months and tariff
7 55
Express and postage
4 50
Bowen fund, orders
200 00
Building Committee, orders
23,335 11
Selectmen's orders
12,409 81
School Commissioner's orders
14,624 57
Road Commissioner 'orders
6,081 40
Overseer of poor orders
2,397 96
$100,487 04
Balance cash on hand
1,171 75
$101,658 79
TREASURER'S NOTES.
Bowen Fund
$5,000 00
Congregational Society
400 00
Redfield Proctor
5,000 00
Mrs. E. J. Bailey, order 11
1,950 00
Mrs. E. J. Loveland, order 12
600 00
Hiland Holden order 14
1,000 00
N. A. Noyes, order 8
800 00
Harriett C. Barnes, order 19
2,100 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 1
5,000 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 2
5,000 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 3
5,000 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 4
5,000 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 5
5,000 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 6
5,000 00
Lothrop Sstate, bond No. 7
5,000 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 8
5,000 00
Lothrop Estate, bond No. 9
1,888 06
S. K. Burbank, trustee
350 00
35
D. D. Burditt, order 36
2,000 00
D. D. Burditt, order 40
2,000 00
D. D. Burditt, order 41
7,000 00
Interest
$70,088 06
1,271 00
$71,359 06
SUMMARY OF TAXES, 1912.
Grand List
$15,623 05
Tax, 181%
$28,277 72
Less Delinquent
947 00
$27,330 72
Less 4% discount
1,093 23
$26,237 49
Add unlisted
52 20
Collected by Treasurer 26,289 69
DELINQUENT TAXES,
In hands of Constable, Feb. 1, 1912 $632 57
Delinquent, Sept. 1, 1912
947 00
$1,579 57
Abated
641 73
$937 84
Cash paid by constable
191 09
Uncollected Feb. 1, 1913
$746 75
S. K. BURBANK,
Treasurer.
36 Auditors' Report
To the Tax Payers of Pittsford :
We herewith present you our report as per vouchers received from your town officers for the year ending January 31, 1913.
LIABILITIES.
Bowen Fund
$5,000 00
Treasurer's notes
65,088 06
Accrued interest on notes
1,271 00
$71,359 06
RESOURCES.
Rent due on school lands
$70 50
Taxes in hands of constable
746 75
Mortgage note B. F. & H. H. Farmer, from Lothrop Estate
2,900 00
Interest accrued
72 50
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western R. R. bond, from Lothrop Estate
500 00
Interest accrued 6 66
Coal on hand, Lothrop building
160 00
Due from State for transportation
440 00
Cash in Treasury
1,171 75
$6,068 16
Net Liabilities
65,290 90
Cost Lothrop school building
48,490 25
Liabilities outside of school building
$16,800 65
Net liabilities in 1911
$19,151 78
Net liabilities in 1913
16,800 65
Decrease of debt in 2 years
$2,351 13
Decrease of debt since 1912
1,616 56
T. H. CANDON,
E. A. RANDALL, J. E. McCORMICK,
Auditors.
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WARNING.
The legal voters in the annual March meeting of the town of Pittsford are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Town Hall in said town on Tuesday, the 4th day of March, 1913, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to transact the following business, viz. :
Article 1-To choose a moderator.
Article 2-To choose a town clerk.
Article 3-To hear the reports of the town officers and to take proper action thereon.
Article 4-To elect all necessary town officers.
Article 5-To see if the town will vote to elect a Road Commissioner by ballot or appoint by the Selectmen as provided in Section 3426, Laws of 1910.
Article 6-To see what taxes said town will vote to pay the current expenses of said town for the year ensuing.
Article 7-To see if the town will vote to have all taxes paid in to the treasurer as provided by law.
Article 8-To vote "shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town."
Article 9-To see if the town will vote two per cent on the grand list for the running expenses for the Maclure library.
Article 10-To see if the town will vote to appropriate money for the proper observance of Memorial Day.
Article 11-To see if the town will vote to take advantage of Sec. 4009 or amendments thereto public statutes in relation to the special highway fund.
Article 12-To see if the town will vote to take advantage of Sec. 938 public statutes in relation to Superintendent of Schools.
Article 13-To see if town will vote to authorize Selectmen to borrow money for the temporary use of the town.
Article 14-Shall licenses of the fifth class be granted in this town ?
Article 15-To see if the freemen will vote to accept or reject the proposed articles of amendment to the Constitution of Vermont.
Article 16-To see if the town will appropriate money for the purpose of lighting any portion of the streets of the town.
Article 17-To transact any other legal business.
D. D. HALL, P. E. MOONEY D. D. BURDITT.
Pittsford, February 1, 1913. Selectmen.
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