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3
333
Frank Spooner, 5 hrs. team
3 00
3 334
Dan O'Brien, 9 hrs., man
2 70
3
335 Bert Hier, 63 hrs., team
38 50
3
336
T. A. McCormick, team to Proctor
1 50
3 337
M. E. Bassett, 2 hrs., team, 44 loads gravel 5 65
4
338
Ray & McCormick, mdse. as per bill 2 70
5
339
Edw. Briggs, 41/2 hrs., team 2 75
5
340
H. N. Mills, 9 hrs., team, 18 hrs., man 10 50
6
341 Alfred Wimmette, 180 hrs., man
54 00
6 342
D. D. Hall, 83 hrs., man
24 90
6 343 Not issued
6 344 Not issued
6 345 Julius Pelkey, 36 hrs., team 22 00
6
346. Geo. Greno, 45 hrs., man 13 50
6 347 Dan Bogue, 45 hrs., man 13 50
7 3471/2E. A. Randall, 153 hrs. self, 117 hrs. team 139 50
9 348 A. D. Mills, 9 hrs., team 5 50
9 3481/2Harry Whittemore, 131/2 hrs., man 1 13
26
9
349 H. O. Phillips, 41/2 hrs., team, 41/2 hrs., man . 4 10
9
350
Lester Phillips, 41/2 hrs., man
40
13 351
Jos. Ducette, 108 hrs., man
32 40
14 352 Phil Halpin, 45 hrs., man
13 50
14 353
Dan Bogue, 491/2 hrs., man
14 85
14 354
John Aunchman, 5 hrs., man 1 50
14
355 . Geo. Greno, 27 hrs., man 8 10
15
356
Henry Parker, 9 hrs., man, 41/2 hrs.
team 5 25
15
357
C. J. Fox, 501/2 hrs., team
24 75
20 358
Chas. Greno, 14 hrs., man 4 20
20
359 C. V. Tel. Co., service
1 80
21
360
Ed. Blanchard, 27 hrs., man
8 10
21 361
H. McPhee, 36 hrs., man
10 80
21
362
Dan Bogue, 45 hrs., man
13 50
24
363
F. W. Trombetta, 2,635 ft. spruce
105 40
28 364
J. Mathews, 180 hrs., man
54 00
28 365
Geo. Greno, 62 hrs., man
18 60
28
366
C. Greno, 36 hrs., man
10 80
28
367
Dan Bogue, 45 hrs., man
13 50
28
368
H. McPhee, 411/2 hrs., man
12 45
28 369
Roy Churchill, 6 hrs., man
2 50
30
370
Alfred Wimette, 126 hrs., man
37 80
Oct. 1 371
E. A. Randall, 162 hrs., self, 136 hrs., team 155 10
.
1 372 Ben Schon, sharpening drills
1 40
4 373 John Fallon, 18 hrs., team 11 00
5 374 Dan Bogue, 45 hrs., man 13 50
5 375 J. Mathews, 45 hrs., man
13 50
5
376 Phil Halpin, 45 hrs., man .
13 50
5 377 Geo. Greno, 45 hrs., man
13 50
5 378
Chas. Greno, jr., 45 hrs., man
13 50
5 379 Dennis O'Neil, 27 hrs., man
8 10
5
380 M. Mullin, 18 hrs., man
5 40
5 381 Jas. White, 18 hrs., man 5 40
8
382 Jas. White, 18 hrs., man
5 40
27
9
383
M. Mullin, 18 hrs., man, 9 hrs., horse 6 90
9 384
Mike Greno, 45 hrs., team
27 50
11 385
C. L. Hitchcock, trucking 5 00
11 386 Jas. White, 5 hrs., man
3 00
12
387 - P. Halpin, 79 hrs., man
23 70
12 388
Dan Bogue, 50 hrs., man
15 00
12
389
Fred McPhee, 9 hrs., man
2 70
12
390
R. H. Parker, 18 hrs., team
11 00
12
391
Geo. Greno, 30 hrs., man
9 00
15
392
C. Lethbridge, 63 hrs., man
24 87
15
393
H. S. Hooker & Son, repairs as per bill
11 20
15
394
V. Tumilevis, 27 hrs., team, 12 hrs., man 18 60
16
395
T. H. Candon, 27 hrs., team
16 50
17
396
Mike Greno, 72 hrs., team
44 00
19
397 Dan Bogue, 45 hrs., man
13 50
23
398
John Carrigan, 18 hrs., man
5 40
23
399
S. R. Kendall, 9 hrs., team
5 50
25
400
C. V. Tel. Co., services
2 26
26 401
Dan Bogue, 45 hrs., man
13 50
26
402
Morris Pratt, 41 hrs., man
12 30
28
403 Julius Pelkey, 38 hrs., team
23 22
29
404
J. B. Candon, 18 hrs., team
11 00
Nov. 1 405
E. A. Randall, 81 hrs., team, 171 hrs., self
125 50
2 406
H. S. Parker, 6 padlocks, (tool- house) 3 90
5 407
H. W. Perkins, 9 hrs., man
2 70
7 408
Maurace Holden, 6 hrs., team
3 66
9 409 Jas. Candon, 20 hrs., team
12 22
14
410
R. H. Parker, 27 hrs., team
16 50
14 411
C. Lethbridge, 18 hrs., man
7 00
15 412 Mike Greno, 23 hrs., man
6 90
15 413 Chas. Greno, 45 hrs., man
13 50
15
414 H. McPhee, 27 hrs., man
8 10
1
18
4141%Julius Pelkey, 56 hrs., team
34 22
28
18
415 John Carrigan, 27 hrs., man
8 10
18
416 Pat Carrigan, 45 hrs., man, 9 hrs., team: 19 00
21 417 John Steele, 9 hrs., man, 9 hrs, team 8 20
22
418 L. S. Kendall, 18 hrs., team
11 00
22
419 Henry Mullin, 18 hrs., man 2 50
23
420 Dan Bogue, 32 hrs., man
9 60
23
421 P. Halpin, 23 hrs., man
6 90
23
422
E. A. Randall, 135 hrs., self, 72 hrs., team
104 00
26
423
D. D. Hall, 10 hrs., man
3 00
26
424
Pat Timbers, 54 hrs., man
16 20
26
425
C. A. Creed, 70 hrs., team, 27 hrs. man 50 60
30
426
Dan Bogue, 33 hrs .; man
9 90
Dec.
2
427
E. Hitchcock, 9 hrs., team
5 50
2
428
P. Halpin, 9 hrs., man
2 70
2
429
Dan Reed, 5 hrs., team
3 00
4
430
James Malone, 60 hrs., man
18 00
4
431
William Fox, 15 hrs., team, 41/2 hrs., man 11 50
6
432
N. & T. Mfg. Co., cedar posts 47 00
7
433
Smith Lumber Co., 50 ft. drain tile 26 52
9
434
John Mathews, 171 hrs., man 51 30
11
435
Henry Parker, 5 hrs., team, 5 hrs.,
man 4 50
14
436
Pat Timbers, 131/2 hrs., man
4 05
17 437
T. A. McCormick, 20 hrs., team
13 44
23
438
Dan Bogue, 45 hrs., man
13 50
23
439
C. V. Telephone Co., service
1 70
30
440
1919
E. A. Randall, 45 hrs., team, 54 hrs., self 51 50
Jan. 7 441
Thomas & White, mdse. per bill 4 43
9 442
'L. S. Kendall, 5 hrs., team 3 05
9
443
J. B. Candon, 15 hrs., team
9 16
25
444 Ansel Jackson, 21/2 hrs., man and
horse, 51/2 hrs., man 2 65
29
28 445 W. T. Bogue, 41/2 hrs., team
2 75
31 446 S. R. Kendall, snowing bridge 3 00
31 447 Chas. Chapman, snowing bridge 2 00,
31 448 H. O. Phillips, snowing bridge
1 50
31
449 E. A. Randall, 27 hrs., self 18 hrs., team 23 00
31
450 J. H. Dutton, mdse. as per bill 17 83 Less orders out 39 44
$8,861 10
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT-EXPENDITURES
Road machine work $1,530 00
State permanent work (Proctor road, D. D. Hall, job, Kendall Hill job) 2,977 64
Snow work ($653.20), guard rails, cutting brush and bridge work .
726 15
Patrol work
300 00
Repairs, tools, culverts and sluice pipe
580 00
General work
2,747 31
$8,861 10
RESOURCES
20% Grand List
$3,240 21
Town appropriation, permanent work
500 00
State appropriation, permanent work
500 00
State auto maintenance
389 50
Selectmen's orders for snow, brush, bridge work, tile and guard rails 1,101 67
Selectmen, Hall job
100 00 .
Pittsford Aqueduct Co., labor on trough
3 75
State, 5% Highway appropriation and village ap- propriation
669 84
State surplus
311 88
Miss Eaton, labor on tool house
10 90
M. E. Hewitt, engine house 40 00
J. B. Carrigan, used plank
3 00
30
Sheffield Farms, work on Kendall Hill 50 00
S. R. Kendall, work on Kendall Hill 50 00
T. H. Candon, E. Hitchcock, L. S. Kendall, work on Kendall Hill 15 00
Selectmen, for general road work
1,875 35
$8,861 10
Less orders out
39 44
$8,821 66
. The past year men were paid $2.70 per day and teams $5.50.
E. A. RANDALL, Road Commissioner.
Report of Overseer of Poor
The following people were helped at farm: Julia Rugg, 12 months ; Mrs. I. Kellogg, 32 weeks; John Tominski, 6 weeks; James Bresnan, 4 weeks; Mrs. George Hewitt and child, 4 weeks; Mrs. John Bissett, 5 weeks and medical care.
Helped outside: E. York and family, A. Pratt and fam- ily, Mrs. Sweet, John Broston boarded at Charles Lindquist's, 22 weeks; Ivan Kellogg, boarded at Mrs. Stevens', 6 months ; George Platt's children truant officer's order, Mrs. Joe Beer and family, 2 months help, Wm. Wescott, hospital and burial expenses; Mrs. Wm. Wescott, hospital care; Ed. Senacle and family, Edward Fradett, hospital and burial expense; Varney family, medical care; Mrs. Steel's family, medical care; John Battles, hospital and medical care; Mrs. Barton Hart, hos- pital and burial expense; Mrs. A. Leonard, commitment to retreat; Mrs. L. Alexander, hospital care; John Miller, fuel. Two transients were cared for over night.
ORDERS DRAWN
1918 Feb. 2
No. 1 Chas. Hitchcock, drawing coal to farm 3 00
5
2 John Cassidy, boarding three 9 00
13
3 T. R. Willis, two ton coal for farm
18 00
13
4 John Cassidy, boarding three
9 00
16
5 Rutland Hospital, board and care Battles child
43 00
18
6 John Cassidy, boarding three
9 00
25
7
Dr. J. M. Laperre, services to Bat- tles child 22 55
26
8 John Cassidy, boarding three
9 00
27
9 Rutland Hospital, board and care Battles child 26 00
Mar. 2
10
Dr. J. M. Laperre, services to Mrs.
B. Hart 22 70
-
32
4 11 John Cassidy, boarding three
9 00
12 Mrs. E. Stevens, board, Ivan Kel- logg 12 00
5
13 Chas. Lindquist, 7 weeks board J. Broston 14 00
6
14 Co-operative Store, mdse. to E. York 48 83
11
15 John Cassidy, boarding 3 9 00
18
16. Dr. J. M. Laperre, services to Steel family 5 25
17 John Cassidy, boarding 2
6 00
19
18
R. W. Barnard, burial Mrs. B. Hart 36 00
21
19 Fanny Allen Hospital, board and care Mrs. B. Hart 23 50
25
20 John Cassidy, boarding. 2 6 00
29
21 Mrs. E. Stevens, boarding Ivan Kellogg 12 00
Apr.
1
22 John Cassidy, boarding 2
6 00
2
23
W. E. Denison, phone at farm 6 months 7 50
3
24
Chas. Lindquist, boarding J. Bros- ton 8 00
5
25 Ray & McCormick, mdse. Pratt, $42.79; Platt, $7.80; Mrs. Sweet, $22.55 73 14
26 Co-operative Store, mdse. E. York 37 25
8
27
John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
15
28 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
22
29 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
30
30 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
May
1
31 Chas. Lindquist, boarding J. Bros- ton 8 00
2
32 Mrs. E. Stevens, boarding Ivan Kel- logg 12 00
6 321/2John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
9 33 Co-operative Store, mdse. E. York 25 00
14 34 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
.
.
33
20
35 John Cassidy, boarding 2
6 00
21
36 Thomas & White, mdse. for J. Rugg. and Mrs. Kellogg 4 80
22
37 W. E. Denison, care of Jas. Cave- neaugh 5 01
27
38 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
June
3
39 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
7
40 Co-operative Store, mdse. E. York 25 00
41 Mrs. E. Stevens, boarding Ivan Kel- logg 12 00
10
42
John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
17
.
43
John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
18
44 T. R. Willis, coal to Mrs. Sweet
10 75
26
45 Dr. J. M. Laperre, services Steel family 4 75
46 John Cassidy, boarding 2
6 00
27
47 Chas. Hitchcock, drawing coal to Mrs. Sweet 1 75
July
1 48 John Cassidy, boarding 2
6 00
49 Co-operative Store, mdse. York, $25.80; Mrs. Joe Beer, $18.00 43 80
1 50
Mrs. E. Stevens, boarding Ivan Kel- logg 12 00
6 00
12
52
Ray & McCormick, mdse. Pratt, $36.38; Mrs. Sweet, $21.25; Bar- rett child, $1.15; Mrs. Kellogg, $2.50 61 25
15
53
John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
17
54
T. R. Willis, 2,385 lbs. coal to Mrs. Sweet 12 52
29
55 John Cassidy, boarding 2 for 2 weeks 12 00
r
Aug. 1
. 56
Mrs. E. Stevens, boarding Ivan Kel- logg 12 00
2 57. Ray & McCormick, mdse: Mrs. Sweet, $7.31; Pratt, $12.01, and Senacle, $14.97 . 34 29
8
51
John Cassidy, boarding 2
34
58
Co-operative Store, mdse. to York, $25.00, and Mrs. Joe Beer, $18.00 43 00
5
59 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
9
60 Harold Alexander, patching roof at farm 1 00
13
61 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
19
62
John Cassidy, boarding 3 9 00
23
63 M. Connolly, screen door and nails 2 64
26
64 John Cassidy, boarding 3 9 00
Sept. 2
65 C. R. Holden, shingles for farm 1 00
66 John Cassidy, boarding 3
9 00
9
67 Ray & McCormick, mdse. Senacle, $16.21, Pratt, $14.74, and Mrs. Sweet, $5.12 36 07
18
70 John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
24
71 John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
28
72 Co-operative Store, mdse, E. York 25 07
30
73 John Cassidy, boarding 1
3 00
Oct. 3
74
Dr. J. M. Laperre, services Mrs. Steel, $5.00; E. York, $21.50; 4 trips to Florence 26 50
75 Ray & McCormick, mdse. Pratt, $34.45 ; Senacle, $15.66, and Mrs. Sweet, $9.17 59 28
10
76 John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
12
77 Francis Carrigan, opening Walter Fradett grave 5 00
17
78 Howard Wheaton, phone at farm 6 months to March 1, 1919 7 50
22
79 Village Proctor, water rent at farm April 1, 1918, to April, 1919 10 00
25
80 John B. Stearns, ambulance with. Fradett to hospital 8 00
28
81 Alec Cameron, 2 cords wood John Miller 7 00
68 John Cassidy, boarding 3 9 00
69 Co-operative Store, mdse. E. York 25 00
35
82
John Cassidy, boarding 1 three weeks 9 00
Nov. 4 83 Co-operative Store, mdse. E. York 25 00
84 Ray & McCormick, mdse. Mrs. Sweet, $9.87; Senacle, $15.06, and Pratt, $18.63 43 56
85 John Cassidy, boarding 1
3 00
7
86 Dr. E. J. Rogers, services Mrs. A. Leonard 5 00
11
87 R. W. Barnard, burial Walter Fra- dett 40 00
14
88 John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
20
89
John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
90 J. H. Wheaton, Probate fee in Mrs. A. Leonard case 6 50
22
91 Wm. Backus, opening J. Bissett's grave 4 00
25
93
Dr. J. M. Laperre, services E. York 7 00
Dec. 2
95
Co-operative Store, mdse. E. York 25 00
96
John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
3
97
Ray & McCormick, mdse. Pratt, $18.69; Mrs. Steel, $8.30; Mrs. Sweet, $8.75; Senacle, $7.41 43 15
7
98
Thomas & White, mdse. to E. Sena- cle 23 07
9
99
F. P. Robinson, 2 ton coal for farm 19 00
100 Rutland Hospital, care E. Fradette, jr. 18 90
101 Ray Barber, drawing 2 ton coal from Rutland to farm 6 00
102
John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
103 13
Vergal Alexander, 2 loads wood Mrs. Sweet 16 00
16
104 John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
92 L. S. Kendall, transporting Mrs. A. Leonard to Waterbury 22 00
26
94
John Cassidy, boarding 1 3 00
36
17 105 Erwin Kendall, trip to Brandon after Mrs. Geo. Hewitt 4 00
19
106 Proctor Hospital, care and board Wm. Wescott, $5.14, and Mrs. Wm. Wescott, $41.14 46 28
19 107 A. E. Manley, opening Wm. Wes- cott's grave 5 00
20
108 John Mahler, voucher book 60
23
109 John Cassidy, boarding 2 and child 8 00
30
110 R. W. Barnard, burial of Wm. Wes- cott 50 00
111 John Cassidy, boarding 2 and child
8 00
Jan. 3
112 Thomas & White, mdse. E. Sena- cle 47 51
3 113 Ray & McCormick, mdse. Pratt, $23.77; Mrs. Sweet, $7.36 31 13
114 Co-operative Store, mdse. E. York 25 00
6
115 John Cassidy, boarding 1 two weeks, 1 one week 9 00
7
116 D. Alexander, sawing 2 cords wood Mrs. Sweet 2 50
8 117 Dr. H. H. Swift, services A. Leon- ard, $8.00; Mrs. Kellogg, $7.00; Battles child, $5.00 20 00
13
118 Dr. J. M. Laperre, services J. Rugg, $5.00; Mrs. J. Bissett, $25.00; York, $7.00, and Varney, $7.00 44 00 119 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
20
120
T. R. Willis, 2 tons coal Mrs. Sweet, $24.30 ; 3,550 lbs., to farm, $21.87 46 17
121 John Cassidy, boarding 2 6 00
122 Chas. Lindquist, boarding J. Bros- ton 7 weeks 17 50
28
123 W. T. Denison, 1 year's rent for A. Pratt 48 00
29
124 J. H. Wheaton, for Rutland Hos- pital, board and care Mrs. D. Alexander 53 25
37
125 Co-operative Store, mdse. to E. York 25 00
126 John Cassidy; boarding 2 6 00
30
127 Chas. Patch, labor and material on sink at farm 5 30
Ray & McCormick, mdse. to Pratt, $21.68, and Mrs. Sweet, $6.33 28 01
129 Thomas & White, mdse. to Senacle 16 24
130 James Halpin, salary, phone and team hire 107 00
Total
$2,188 37
Reimbursement by Barton Hart
$32.50
Town West Rutland in Mrs. Joe Beer case
36 00
Geo. Hewitt for board of wife
14 00
Old iron sold
8 00
$90 50
Total expenses for year
$2,188 37
Total reimbursements
90 50
Actual cost
$2,097 87
Respectfully,
JAMES HALPIN, Overseer.
Maclure Library
REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 1, 1918.
Number of afternoons the library was open
166
Number of evenings open 96
Total number of openings
262
Number of books circulated (adult reading)
5,719
Number of books circulated from children's room
2,420
Total book circulation
8,139
Current magazine circulation
2,482
Total circulation
10,621
Average daily circulation of books and magazines was 63.9. Largest circulation was 222, November 6th.
During the year 198 volumes were added to the library, of which 33 were bound magazines, 9 were gifts, and 156 were purchased at a cost of $203.51. The library subscribed to 29 magazines and two daily newspapers for the reading room tables at a cost of $73.12.
Other expenses of the year, including binding bills, in- surance, printing, telephone rental, supplies, express and lib- rarians' salaries, amounted to $745.51.
During the year the library was closed on 43 regular days, as follows, on 23 days last winter on account of coal shortage, on 17 days in October during the influenza epidemic, on 3 holidays, and on one evening on account of no electricity.
In addition to more closings than we have ever had, the children were not allowed to draw books during the first twenty days of December, the first month of our last library year, on account of an epidemic of scarlet fever. It was ex- pected that all this would materially lower the circulation
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records of the year, but the falling off in circulation, from the year before, was only 246, a deficit which could easily have been made up in two full days' circulation. It would seem that these figures speak well for the reading habit of the people of the town.
Two shipments of books have been made for the soldiers' and sailors' libraries, one to the A. L. A. station at Hoboken, to be-sent overseas, and the other to the Harvard station for use in this country. These books, 282 in number, were con- tributed by individuals, and book pockets were pasted in and book cards made at the library.
A printed list of the accessions of 1918 is now ready for free distribution.
During the past year the Walker Memorial building and the lot was deeded to the Maclure Library Association, and the bequests of the will of Dr. H. F. Walker paid by the executor, Prof. Williston Walker.
Respectfully submitted,
MARY R. ALLEN, Librarian.
Report of Town Treasurer
RECEIPTS
Feb.
1 Balance cash on hand $2,478 08
1 J. M. LaPierre Refund on York bill 2 40
7 Town of Proctor, tuition, Douglass School 84 70
8 State Treas. Highway 5% State Appor- tionment, Village 41 28
25 Proctor Trust C., borrowed money 3,000 00
26 State Auditor burial Wm. Jones reim- bursement 75 00
Mar.
4 Alex Paul, rental school lands
20 25
9 State Auditor Elec. energy tax 328 84
12 State Auditor, burial Mrs. Eliza Durfey reimbursement 75 00
19 James A. Duffy, borrowed money 1,000 00
Apr.
3 P. McDevitt, lumber
1 62
3 Dog licenses
152 15
6 Overseer of Poor, reimbursement by H. X. D. Barton-Hart 22 50
8 W. S. Fenton, table purchased 10 00
8 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tennien, borrowed money 200 00
10 Proctor Trust Co., borrowed money
1,000 00
22 Town of Proctor, snowing Douglass bridge 6 67
23 Proctor Trust Co., borrowed money 3,000 00
23 H. X. D. Barton-Hart, reimbursement for burial of wife 5 00
9 Proctor Trust Co., borrowed money
1,000 00
16 Dog licenses 23 80
22 Proctor Trust Co., borrowed money 3,000 00
23 Justice Sturtevant, fine K. Wienceski 2 00
May
41
24 Pittsford Aq. Co., labor on trough 3 75
28 James Halpin, stone sold 8 00
29 P. McDevitt, cement purchased 2 25
3 Proctor Trust Co., borrowed money 3,000 00
11 Justice Sturtevant, fine D. Barker 2 00
14 Town of Chittenden, tuition 48 00
15 W. A. Beebe, school books sold 2 33
27 Wm. McCormick, reimbursement school board 184 00
27 Henry Freeman, Walker legacy 5,000 00
27 Town of Rutland, tuition 73 50
6
H. X. D. Barton-Hart, reimbursement for burial of wife 5 00
8 Town of West Rutland, reimbursement acct. poor acet. 36 00
Aug.
19
State Auditor, electrical energy tax 321 56
19 J. V. Clifford, from rental town hall 8 55
26 Taxes to date 10,292 05
26 Justice Sturtevant, fine Michau Oskai 5 00
Sept. 3 Balance taxes 24,042 85
250 00
30 J. B. Carrigan, used plank 3.00
Oct. 9 Justice Sturtevant, fine Alex Barish 3 00
Nov. 1 Sheffield-Farms improvement Ham-
mond hill 50 00
Dec.
4 W. A. Beebe, school books sold
58 85
9 Miss M. J. Eaton, reimbursement, labor at schoolhouse acct. fair State Treas., educational transportation and board $421 32
10 90
Trained teachers in rural schools 1,061 00
Vocational courses 400 00
Rebate for current expenses
333 76
2,216 08
18 State Treas., State highway 5% fund 669 84
20 M. E. Hewitt, reimbursement 40 00
June
July
25
Justice Sturtevant, fine Clarence King 5 00
25 J. E. Tennien, delinquent taxes
14
42
24 State Treas., permanent highway work 335 39
24 State Treas. balance from 1917 highway work 8 75
28 J. E. Tennien, delinquent taxes 105 98
31 Geo. Hewitt for board of wife at town farm 14 00
1919 Jan. 2 State Treas., rent of armory 60 00
4 W. J. Dutelle, rent of school lands
1 25
6 Thos. C. Riordan, rent of school lands 2 50
8 D. D. Burditt, rent of school lands
50
11 A. A. Mills, rent of school lands
10 50
16 Town of Proctor, tuition school 50 50
Douglass
22
E. E. Hack est., rent of school lands 3 75
22
Vt. Marble Co., rent of school lands 3 75
22 J. E. Tennien, delinquent taxes 180 00
25 Vt. Sanatorium, rent of school lands 32 46
25
State Treas., Auto main. Unselected highways 269 50
27 G. Frank Hendee, rent school lands 3 75
27
J. J. Flanagan, rent 36 00
28 J. E. Tennien, delinquent taxes
5 54
29
L. S. Kendall, improvement Hammond hill 5 00
31 S. R. Kendall, improvement Hammond hill 50 00
31 T. H. Candon, improvement Hammond hill 5 00
31 Ernest Hitchcock, improvement Ham- mond hill 5 00
31 J. E. Tennien, delinquent taxes 74 28
31 P. E. Mooney, cedar posts 6 00
31 Town of Chittenden, cedar posts 7 50
31 State Treas., highway fund, maintenance
120 00
31 State Auditors, voucher 977, highway fund, regular and surplus 476 49
$63,744 19
43
Total receipts
Total disbursements
$63,744 19 57,863 78
$5,880 41
Check book balance
$5,106 78
Cash in till
773 63
$5,880 41
DISBURSEMENTS
Feb. 21 J. O'Donnell, stamps $6 00
26 B. M. Gilmore, Admr., burial Wm. Jones 75 00
28 Pittsford Aqueduct Co., interest 48 00
Mar. 2 May E. Manley, 6 mo. interest Lothrop bonds 837 76
11 Frank Durfey, burial Mrs. Eliza Durfey 75 00
Apr.
8 Mrs. J. E. Tennien, payment on order 200 00
1 J. T. Tennien, interest
20 77
1 Harriet C. Barnes, interest
124 00
1 Jennie A. Noyes, interest
32 00
6 W. J. White, interest 36 58
8 T. A. McCormick, interest 20 00
10 Anna L. Noyes, interest
28 00
10 Grace Noyes, interest
28 00
13 R. E. Loveland, cash on order
25 00
27 Mrs. J. E. Tennien, interest on order No. 52 4 51
27 J. T. Tennien, payment on order 200 00
27
T. A. McCormick, order No. 14 and int. 501 50
27 W. J. White, payment on order 100 00
27
Pittsford Aqueduct Co., Int. on order
20 00
May
14 J. T. Tennien, payment on order 300 00
20 R. E. Loveland, interest on order 15 92
24 Dr. T. J. Hagan, birth certificate 25
June 5 Mrs. Eliza Bailey, interest on order 78 00
R. E. Loveland, payment on order 7
15 00
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8 D. D. Hall, interest on order 28 00
18 J. T. Tennien, payment on order 200 00
27 Proctor Trust Co., payment of notes 5,000 00
1 W. J. White, payment on order 150 00
1 F. M. Scofield, interest on order 46 00
31 Pittsford Aqueduct Co., interest on Ord. 132 00
31 Edward Phalen, interest on order
51 25
Aug.
2 W. J. White, payment on order
50 00
2 Interest on Lothrop bonds 837 76
2 Pittsford Aqueduct Co., note and interest 508 33
2 Proctor Trust Co., note and interest 3,016 34
27 J. T. Tennien, payment on order and Int.
215 22
Sept. 28 Mrs. E. E. Loveland, payment on order 50 00
3 Proctor Trust Co., notes and interest 6,052 50
Oct. 1 Town Treas. 1% for collecting taxes 343 35
4 Miss Harriet Barnes, interest on order 62 00
4 D. D. Hall, note and interest 1,419 29
Nov. 12 Edward Phalen, interest on note 51 25
19 Mrs. E. E. Loveland, payment on Ord. 50 00
14 W. J. White, interest on note 15 14
Dec.
19 W. J. White, payment on order 100 00
21 Mrs. E. E. Loveland, payment on order 100 00
Jan. 6 F. M. Scofield, interest on notes
46 00
14 Vital Statistics 26 75
28 J. E. Tennien and wife, note and interest 206 64
31 E. J. Brown, taxes abated and refunded 7 38
31 Overseer's orders
2,188 37
31 Selectmen's orders
8,771 12
31 Road Commissioners' orders 8,821 66
31 School Directors' orders 16,334 14
31 Bowen fund orders 192 00
$57,863 78
July
45
ยท STATEMENT OF TAXES Grand List, $16,201.05
State tax 35% Delinquent
$5,670 37 204 82 $204 82
Town tax 1.92%
$31,106 02
1,144 24
1,144 24
$29,961 78
Less 4%
1,198 47
$28,763 31
$28,763 31
By error omitted from Grand List total, $42.00
92 11
Collected, not listed
13 93
$34,334 90
Total delinquent
$1,349 06
DELINQUENT TAXES
D. R. Alexander
$8 48
F. V. Bassett
26 67
R. E. Cahee
6 81
Catherine Creed
1 14
Ann Duffy
40 86
Kate Fitzpatrick
22 70
Green Mountain Marble Company
454 00
Roy Holland
3 21
Joe Markowski
5 23
Phelps & Pratt
11 35
Vt. & Can. M. Co.
3 21
Geo. Bushey
4 54
Leslie Delphia
4 54
$5,465 .55
$5,465 55
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Geo. Hewitt
4 54
Ernest Mumford
4 54
G. H. Platt
4 54
William Pitts
4 54
Amos Poreau
4 54
John Perkajon
4 54
Alec Wood
4 54
$626 12
Auditors' Report
LIABILITIES
Bowen fund Lothrop School fund Treasurer's notes Bowen-Walker fund
$5,000 00
41,888 06
19,412 50
5,000 00
Accrued interest
1,424 42
$72,724 98
RESOURCES
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Delinquent taxes, 1917
$564 51
Delinquent taxes, 1918
626 12
Due from School lands
25 75
Check book balance
5,106 78
Cash in drawer
773 63
$7,096 79
1919
February liabilities
$65,628 19
1918
65,100 88
Increase of Liabilities Sinking fund 5% not paid into treasury
$527 31
810 08
$1,337 38
Lothrop bonds
$41,888 06
Mrs. E. J. Bailey
1,950 00
Jennie A. Noyes
800 00
Grace Noyes
700 00
Anna Noyes
700 00
Edward Phalen
2,562 50
February liabilities
$71,300 56
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Pittsford Aqueduct Co.
4,500 00
800 00
W. J. White R. E. Loveland
800 00
F. M. & M. J. Scofield
2,300 00
Harriet C. Barnes
3,100 00
J. A. Duffy J. E. Tennien, guardian
200 00
Accrued interest to 1919
1,424 42
$62,724 98
Bowen-Walker fund
10,000 00
$72,724 98
The interest on all of the above bonds and notes is at the rate of 4%. We have omitted the Detroit, Grand Rapids and Western bond as we are of the opinion it is of no value.
C. P. McDEVITT, E. J. ROGERS,
Auditors.
The Bowen Fund
The annual interest of the fund left by the late Cromwell Bowen for the relief of the worthy poor was duly received from the town treasurer and has been distributed in such sums to different persons as the distributing committee thought best. The orders upon which this money was drawn are in the possession of the town treasurer and have been duly examined by the town auditors.
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