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1 00
7, H A Walker, express on books, 1 00
15, Kate P Ainsworth, services as superintendent. for 1895, 41 00
16, D Flower, repairs on school-house in No. 2, 14 93
18, C F Holt. work and materials in No. 2,
$7181 12
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17
May 22, W R Sturtevant, school supplies.
4 99
23, Leech, Shewell & Sanborn, school supplies, Rand, McNally Co .. text-books, 21 70
23 20
J L Hammett, school supplies, 2 40
Silver, Burdett & Co, school supplies,
1 75
B F' Adams, cleaning school-house in No. 5, Frank McLaughlin, cleaning school-house, No. 4,
4 00
27, Town of Woodstock, tuition, 1895,
36 15
June 6. Frank C Burk, cleaning school-house, No. 9 and 13, 4 00
9 00
3, Mrs A C Dunsmoor, teaching 8 weeks in No. 13,
48'00
Emma J Miner, 60
10
66
10
50 00
Idella O Robertson,
10
66
1,
35 00
Kate P Ainsworth, 66
10
66
2,
80 00
Lena O'Neal,
10
66
8, 50 00
Stanley G Spear, 10
2 00
Fred Spafford, cleaning school-house in No. 3,
70 00
Lillian L Knowlton, teaching 10 weeks in No. 4,
12,
55 00
Carrie May Holt,
10
3,
55 00
Lucy M Flower,
10
2,
60 00
C E Billings, 66
10
66
4, 80 00
Mary E Marcy,
10
66
9, 55 00
W A J Turner, boarding teacher 10 weeks, and going to denot.
21 00
N Jenne. 2 cords wood for No. 13.
9 00
6, Julia F. Bates, teaching 10 weeks in No. 6,
55 00
Henry L Strong, janitor services in No. 4,
3 00
18, D C Heath & Co., text-books.
5 00
25, James M Sleeper, janitor services, in No. 2,
10 62
. 12, C A French, cleaning school house in No. 12,
2 00
27, Lucy J Perkins, teaching 10 weeks in No. 7, 28, W R Sturtevant, insurance tax,
24 55
Sept. 5, H A Walker, express on books,
9 50
Oct. 14, Shelden & Co., school books,
16 13
Nov. . 6, Carrie Maud Holt, teaching 10 weeks in No. 6. .
55 00
7, M L Wright, building fires in No. 5,
1 00
Mrs Emina J Crowell teaching 10 weeks in No. 5, 57 50 Mrs H P C Hanson, 10 66 6.
56 00
Mary E Marcy,
10
.6
9,
55 00
Mabel E Rogers,
..
5 2-5 " 66
60
10,
29 70
Mabel E Rogers,
66
4
10,
12 00 50 00
Winnie A Colby,
10
8,
7,
50 00)
Julia F Bates, 66
10
66
66
3. 55 00
Jessie D Penniman.
66
10
66
2, 65 00
E A Spear, 10 cords of wood,
46 00
Carrie May Holt, teaching 10 weeks in No. 12,
55 00
Idella O Robertson, 66 10
11,
45 00
.
1,
95
26. C R Perkins, 2 cords wood for No. 7,
8 34
Aug. 11, C H Hoisington, 23 cords wood for No. 5,
55 00
Lily G McElroy,
10
10 50
17, Martin & Stickney, stock and work in No. 2,
5, 57 50
Carrie Maud Holt,
11, 57 30
Jessie D Penniman, ", 10
18
Nov. 7, C E Billings, teaching 10 weeks in No. 4, 80 00 Mrs E W Billings, boarding teacher 10 weeks in No. 11, 25 00
Lillian L Knowlton, teaching 10 weeks in No. 4, 70 00 F E Loveland. janitor services in No. 4, 2 50 14, Mrs A C Dunsmoor, teaching 11 weeks in No. 13,
2, Helen A Dudley, 10 ยท
16, James W Morgan, janitor services in No. 9,
1 15
21, James M Sleeper, care of school-house and kind- ling, in No. 2, 4 50
.
Martin & Stickney, new windows and work. No. 2, 25, Ernest G. Maxham, building fire 7 weeks, No. 13, 1 75
34 75
28, Mrs Pearl Woodward, cleaning school-house. No. +, 1 35
Dec. 1, Charles F Holt, shingling school-house in No. 3, 10 75
25, Charles F Holt, 2 M shingle, lumber, work, No. 9, 1895.
22 86
Jan. 5, Chas M Backus, 234 M shingles for Nos. 3 and 9, 28 68
9, H H Bates. 2 1-2 cords wood for No. 6, 12 50
14, Stone, Tracy & Co., paper and border for No. 2, 3 95 18, W D Spaulding, pail, dipper, chalk. etc., No. 4, 1 10
Feb. 5, C F Holt, repairing roof of school-house, No. 2, .- 1 25
6, Mary E. Marcy. teaching 10 weeks in No. 6, 57 50
Fred S Spafford, janitor work in No. 3, 2 50
70 00
Lucy M Flower, 10 12,
55 00
Frank C French, building fire in No. 12, Lewis Marcott transportation of Mamie Thomp- son 48 days to No. 11,
21 60
Geo E Tarble, 76 cubic feet of wood for No. 12,
2 66
J S Darling, 10 1-16 cords of wood for schools,
45 28
E W Billings, building fire in No. 11,
2 50
C E Colby, building fire in No. 8,
2 85
Winnie A Colby, teaching 10 weeks in No. 8,
55 00
H A Miller. 66 10 66 66
2,
55 00
Lily G McElroy, 66
10
66
5,
55 00
Julia F Bates, 66
10 66 66
3, 57 50
Mrs H P C Hanson, 10
66
1, 55 00
Clara A Jorden, boarding teacher 10 weeks,
30 00
H H Bates, boarding his son in No. 6.
7 50
James Sleeper. janitor work and kindling in No. 2, Leech, Shewell & Sanborn. text-books,
9 00
D C Heath & Co. text-books, 5 00
9, A A Sturtevant, 2 1-2 cords of wood for No. 1, 8 75
10, C E Billings, teaching 10 weeks in No. 4, 80 00
12, W T Murphy, building fire in No. 1, 2 50
13, E S Ainsworth, cash paid for building fire, etc .. in No. 6, 3 25
Leonard Bros,' school supplies, 1 65
G R Crosby, building fire and kindling in No. 13, 3 00
Amy M Carter, teaching 11 weeks in No. 13, 38 50
Mrs G R Crosby, boarding teacher 11 weeks, 27 50
Jessie D Penniman, teaching 10 weeks in No. 2, 65 00
66 00 80 00
6 00
Carrie Maud Holt, teaching 10 weeks in No. 11,
2 50
19
Feb. Edwin Slayton, janitor work in No. 4, 4 50
15, George Williams, teaching 10 weeks in No. 7, 60 00
13, Lillian L Knowlton, teaching 10 weeks in No. 4, 70 00
16, Reed & Merritt, supplies. 4 02
C H Hoisington, building fire in No. 5,
2 50)
W R Sturtevant, school supplies,
1 29
E A Spear, 1-2 cord of wood for No. 1,
2 25
E S Ainsworth, personal services and expenses,
19 83
E W Billings,
66
19 60
C E Billings, 66
66 - 66
66
18 25
$3295 00
EXPENSE OF EACH SCHOOL IN TOWN. School No. 1.
1896
Apr. 16, H W Chase, cleaning house,
35 00
July . 3, Idella O Robertson, teaching 10 weeks, W A J Turner, boarding teacher, 21 00
56 00
Nov.
7, Mrs. H P C Hanson, teaching 10 weeks, E A Spear, 2 cords wood,
9 00
Feb.
6, Mrs. H P C Hanson, teaching 10 weeks,
55 00
9, Mrs. A A Sturtevant, 2% cords wood,
8 75
12, W T Murphy, janitor,
2 50
16, E A Spear, 12 cord wood for No 1,
2 25
$191 50
School No. 2.
Apr. 18, C F Holt, work and material, J L Hadley, cleaning house, etc,
4 50
May. : 16, D Flower, mason work and papering,
14 93
June 17, Martin & Stickney, stock, etc,
9 00
July 3, K P Ainsworth, teaching 10 weeks, J D Penniman, 66 66
60 00
25, J M Sleeper, janitor.
34 75
65 00
80 00
J M Sleeper, janitor, Stone, Tracy & Co, paper, etc,
3 95
1 25
18 28
55 00
30 00
6 00
13, J D Penniman, teaching 10 weeks,
65 00
$544 18
Feb. . 5, C F Holt, repairing roof, 6, J S Darling, 4 1-16 cords wood, H A Miller, teaching 10 weeks, Mrs. C A Jordan, boarding 10 weeks, J M Sleeper, janitor and kindling,
4 50
Nov. 21, Martin & Stickney, windows and work, J D Penniman, teaching 10 weeks, Helen A Dudley, 66 66
80 00
5 00
$ 7 02
1897
$ 2 00
20
School No. 3. .
July 3, N Spafford, cleaning house, Lucy M Flower, teaching 10 weeks,
55 00
Nov. 7, Julia F Bates, 55 00
9 00
E A Spear, 2 cords wood,
10 75
Dec. 1, C F Holt, shingling,
13 50
Jan. 5, C Backus. 6 M shingles,
2 50
Feb. 6, Fred Spafford, janitor, Julia F Bates, teaching 10 weeks,
57 50
School No. 4.
May
23, Frank Mclaughlin, cleaning house,
70 00
July 3, Lillian L Knowlton, teaching 10 weeks, C E Billings,
80 00
6, H L Strong, janitor,
19 00
Nov
7, E A Spear, 4 cords wood, Lillian L Knowlton, teaching 10 weeks, C E Billings, F E Loveland, janitor,
2 50
1 35
Jan.
28, Mrs. Pearl Woodward, cleaning house, 18, W D Spaulding, supplies,
80 00
Feb. 10, C E Billings, teaching 10 weeks,
70 00
13, Lillian L Knowlton, teaching 10 weeks, Ed Slayton, janitor,
4 50
$485 45
School No. 5.
May 23, B F Adams, cleaning house,
$ 1 75
July 3, Emma J Miner, teaching 10 weeks,
57 50
Aug. 11, C H Hoisington, 2% cords wood,
10 62
Nov. 7, M L Wright, janitor,
1 00
Emma J Crowell, teaching 10 weeks.
57 50
Feb. 6, Lilly G McElroy,
2 50
16, C H Hoisington, janitor service,
$185 87
School No. 6.
$ 2 00
Apr.
1, J L Hadley, cleaning house,
55 00
Nov. 6, Carrie M Holt,
12 50
Jan.
9, H H Bates, 212 cords wood,
57 50
Feb. 6, Mary E Marcy, teaching 10 weeks, HI H Bates, board of son, 13, E S Ainsworth, cash paid janitor, etc,
7 50
3 25
$192 75
School No. 7.
$ 1 50
Apr. 25, F L Rice, cleaning house,
55 00
Ang. 27, Lucy Perkins, teaching 10 weeks,
$205 25
$ 4 00
3 00
70 00
80 00
1 10
55 00
55 00
July 6, Julia F Bates, teaching 10 weeks,
$ 2 00
21
Sept. 26, C R Perkins, 2 cords wood,
9 50
Nov. 7, Lily G McElroy, teaching 10 weeks,
60 00
$176 00
School No 8.
$ 1 50
Apr. 25, F L Rice, cleaning house,
50 00
July 3, Lena O'Neal, teaching 10 weeks,
50 00
Nov. 7, Winnie A Colby, "
9 00
Feb. 6, J S Darling, 2 cords wood,
2 85
C E Colby, janitor, Winnie A Colby, teaching 10 weeks,
55 00
$168 35
School No. 9.
June
6, F C Burk, cleaning house,
55 00
Nov. 7, Mary E Marcy,
1 15
Dec. 25, C F Holt, 2 M shingles and labor,
22 86
Jan. 5, C Backus, 6 34 M shingles,
15 18
Feb. 6, Lewis Marcott, carrying scholars, No. 11,
9 00
J S Darling, 2 cords wood,
$181 79
School No. 10.
Apr.
1, C A Mckenzie, 1 cord wood,
2 00
May
2, Geo Brown, repairs,
1 00
July
3, Carrie M Holt, teaching 10 weeks,
50 00
Nov.
7, Mabel E Rogers,
5 66
29 70
Mabel E Rogers, 4
12 00
$99 70
School No. 11.
Apr. 24, Mrs N J Flower, cleaning house,
$ 2 00
July 3, Stanley G Spear, teaching 10 weeks,
45 00
Nov. 7, Idella O Robertson, "
25 00
Feb.
6, Carrie M Holt, teaching
9 00
J S Darling, 2 cords wood, E W Billings, janitor,
2 50
$211 00
School No. 12.
July 12, Carrie M Holt, teaching 10 weeks,
$55 00
Aug. 12, C A French, cleaning house,
2 00
Nov. 7, E A Spear, 2 cords wood,
9 00
Carrie M Holt, teaching 10 weeks,
55 00
$ 2 00
July 3, Mary E Marcy, teaching 10 weeks,
55 00
16, J W Margan, janitor,
21 60
$5 00
24, Geo Brown. cleaning house,
57 50
Mrs E W Billings, boarding 10 weeks,
70 00
Feb. 15, George Williams,
50 00
22
Feq. 6, Lucy M Flower, teaching 10 weeks, F C French, janitor, G E Tarble, 22 cord wood,
55 00
2 50
2 66
$181 16
School No. 13.
June
6, F C Burk, cleaning house,
$ 2 00
July 3, Mrs A C Dunsmore, teaching 8 weeks, N Jenne, 2 cords wood,
48 00
Nov. 14, Miss A C Dunsmore, teaching 11 weeks,
66 00
25, E J Maxham, janitor,
1 75
Feb. 13, G R Crosby,
3 00
Amy M Carter, teaching 11 weeks,
38 50
Mrs G R Crosby, boarding teacher 11 weeks, 27 50
$195 75
INCIDENTALS.
Mar. 16, Argus and Patriot, order book,
$ 50
Apr. 1, J L Briggs, drawing old seats No 4, 2 00
23, Brown & Moore, orders and receipts,
2 50
29, H A Walker, express on books,
1 70
May 7, H A Walker,
1 00
15, K P Ainsworth, Superintendent,
41 00
22, W R Sturtevant, supplies,
4 99
23, Leech, Shewell & Sanborn, school supplies, Rand, McNally & Co, text books,
21 70
JL Hammett, supplies, 0 Silver, Burdett & Co, text books,
10 50
27, Town of Woodstock, tuition,
36 15
July 18, D C Heath & Co, text books,
8 34
Aug. 28, W R Sturtevant, insurance tax,
24 55
Sept.
5, H A Walker, express on books,
95
Oct.
14, Sheldon & Co, text books,
16 13
Feb. 6, Leech, Shewell & Sanborn, text books, D. C Heath & Co, 66
9 00
13, Leonard Bros, supplies,
1 65
16, Reed & Merritt,
4 02
W R Sturtevant, school supplies,
1 29
E S Ainsworth, personal services and expenses,
19 83
E W Billings, 66
66
19 60
C E Billings,
66
66
18 25
$276 25
Net cost of schools and supplies, $3295 00
There is also due from West Windsor for tuition, $33.34.
Due from Woodstock, $67.12.
Hartland's indebtedness to Woodstock for tuition not yet as- certained.
E. S. AINSWORTH, E. W. BILLINGS, School Directors. C. E. BILLINGS,
F
,
5 00
2 40
23 20
9 00
23
HARTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Trustees of Hartland Library submit the following report : Number of books in Library, about 425, which are equally divided among the three villages. Number of books received from the State, 115. Donations of books have been received from Wil- son Britton's estate, Clarence Stockwell, E. W. Billings, Lucy Temple, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Watriss, H. G. Rugg, D. F. Rugg, W. M. Penniman, F. L. Carpenter, George Hoyt, Mrs. A. N. English, Mary Phelps, Rev. Allen Hazen, Mary Hazen and B. P. Ruggles. One hundred and two books have been purchased with money contributed by the schools. Two old libraries-one be- longing to the town, the other to private individuals-have been added to the list.
Book-cases have been given to the Town by Ordway & Martin for Three Corners, Martin & Stickney for North Hartland and by citizens of Four Corners and vicinity for the Four Corners. Mrs. Teague Dunbar, Mrs. A. A. Sturtevant and Miss Lucy Flower have kindly given their services as librarians. Libraries are open from 1 to 8 o'clock Saturdays.
Cash received : Jenneville school, $5.56; Four Corners school, $2.51; Three Corners primary school, $2.00; Fieldville school, $2.55 ; Three Corners schools, $18.00; North Hartland schools, $20 .- 00; Y.P.C.U., $6.82 ; Town appropriation, $25.00. Total, $82.44. There has been paid for new books, $20.67; cards, labels, record books, etc., $6.88. Cash in Trustees' hands, $54.89.
The school children and others who have aided so materially are to be congratulated and should be encouraged in the good work by a cheerful appropriation from the Town. The thanks of the Trustees are extended to all who have aided in the establish- ment of the Hartland Public Library.
Feb. 20, 1897.
LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
George Williams, -
1 year.
Frank G. Spear,
2 years.
D F Rugg, -
3 years.
Edwin Slayton, -
-
4 years.
E. S. Ainsworth,
-
5 years.
1897. Annual March Meeting.
The inhabitants of the Town of Hartland, Vt., who are legal voters in Town Meeting, are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Town Hall, in said Hartland, on Tuesday, March 2d, 1897, at ten o'clock a. m., to act on the following articles, to wit :
1. To choose a Moderator for the year ensuing.
2. To act upon the reports submitted.
3. To elect the necessary officers for the year ensuing.
4. To raise money by tax for current expenses, for schools, highways and other necessary expenses.
5. To fix the salaries of School Directors.
6. To vote on the question of accepting the provisions of Sec. 480 to 486, inclusive, of the Vermont Statutes, in relation to the collection of tauxs.
7. To appropriate a sum of money for the proper , ol,- servance of Memorial Day.
8. By Petition, To appropriate money for the bene- fit of the Public Library.
9. By Petition, To see if the tax payers will vote to have the town business close on the last day of January in each year hereafter.
10. By Petition, To see if the tax payers will vote to instruct the Selectmen to make their report and have it printed ready for distribution by the 15th day of Febru- ary in each year hereafter. Also, to see that the reports are distributed through the town, for the benefit of the tax payers.
11. To do any other necessary business.
ASA WEED, J. H. EASTMAN, Selectmen. W. A. GROUT,
Hartland, Vt., Feb. 16, 1897.
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