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Rutland R. R., Light & Power Co., office and hall 1 07
Jas. A. Duffy, shoveling snow on plains 6 00
Pittsford Village, street lighting 268 58
Town treas., for Decoration Day 50 00
Burditt Bros., wire guard rails 44 95
H. M. Gipson & Son, lumber for town hall 8 57
S. K. Burbank, insurance 44 87
H. M. Gipson & Son, lumber for town hall 10 31
Rutland R. R. Light Co., office and hall 10 00
Good Roads Machinery Co., crushing plates
96 44
The Tuttle Company, printing ballots, primary Ballot clerks, town meeting
5 10
9 00
State of Vermont, state school and highway 3,256 69
Fred L. Clark, hemlock plank 122 94
L. E. Humphrey, painting tool house 10 35
Nelson Brear, work on town hall 46 20
16 20
E. A. Randall, snow work, winter 1916 490 37
60 59
60
E. A. Randall, money furnished to complete new road 200 00
61
F. M. Scofield, drawing coal and work on town hall 28 51
Ray & McCormick, for Frank Bassett, quaran- tine 49 75
62
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 4.4 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 M. Connolly, oil and paint for tool house Chas. N. Patch, work on town hall, plumbing 83 80
57 58 59 E. A. Randall, guard rails and bridges
6
63 Newton & Thompson, cedar posts
8 75
64 The Tuttle Company, election supplies 22 30
65 Ballot clerks, Nov. election 12 00
66
J. H. Dutton, paint and fixtures for town hall 20 49 Mrs. J. J. Flanagan, chairs, Housekeeper's Club 15 00
67 68 Dr. H. H. Swift, health officer 65 02
69 Harley Mills, sheep killed and killing dogs 40 00
70 Bert Hier, damage done calves by dogs
12 00
71 £ H. M. Gipson & Son, lumber for school room 6 88
72 The Tuttle Company, books, town accounting
19 30
73 G. W. Platt, services, W. McKeil
10 00
74 A. D. Tiffany, water and sewer, town hall
9 00
75 E. W. Eayres, cedar posts .
53 92
76
J. H. Wheaton, auto signs 12 98
77 H. M. Gipson & Son, lumber for guard rails 28 08 78 Chaffee Lumber Co., lumber for guard rails 37 72
79 F. M. Scofield, coal and trucking, town hall 12 40
80 J. V. Clifford, painting town clerk's office
16 90
81 J. H. Dutton, paint for town clerk's office and school 59 64
82 J. H. Dutton, staples and nails 1 10
83 E. A. Randall, guard rails and labor 76 09
84 Rutland R. R., Light & Power Co., hall and office 2 76
85 E. A. Randall, snow work, 1916-1917 71 94
86 T. H. Candon, services, first selectman 15 00
87 D. D. Burditt, services, second selectman 10 00
5 00
88 H. O. Phillips, services, third selectman
89 Mrs. S. K. Burbank, telephone, stamps, etc., for town clerk's office 38 08
J. E. Tennien, killing four dogs and presiding at town meetings 12 00
$23,910 22
90
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The Bowen Fund
The annual interest on the fund left by the late Mr. Crom- well Bowen, for the relief of the worthy poor, was duly re- ceived from the town treasury and paid in small sums to the persons designated by the board of distribution. The orders upon which the money was paid are in the possession of the Trustee, and may be examined by those interested in the mat- ter.
A. D. TIFFANY,
Pittsford, Vt., Feb. 1, 1917.
Trustee.
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Report of Superintendent of Schools
To the Citizens of Pittsford :
I desire to present the following statement of enrollment which shows how the school population of the town is being accommodated.
SCHOOLS
ENROLLMENT 80
Lothrop Building, high school
Lothrop Building, grammar department, two teachers 78
Lothrop Building, intermediate department 46
Lothrop Building, second primary department 44
Lothrop Building, first primary department 36
.
- 284
Florence Building, grammar room
45
Florence Building, primary room, three teachers
56
Wheaton Building, grammar room 20
22
Douglass
17
Goodnough
29
Hudson
29.
Furnace
24
Dickerman
16
East Pittsford
14 - 1.29
Rural
Total 556
If the Florence, Wheaton and Douglass schools should be consolidated, better results could undoubtedly be obtained without any additional expense after a suitable building had been erected. The laws of the state do not now furnish so great financial assistance in such consolidation as they did
ニ 101
Wheaton Building, primary room
42
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three years ago, but we believe it is a matter deserving the careful consideration of the voters of the town.
The rapid increase in the price of all supplies is adding somewhat to the cost of the schools but, through the co-oper- ation of teachers, we feel that economy is being practiced in the use of these so far as efficiency will warrant.
Respectfully submitted, W. A. BEEBE, Superintendent of Schools.
LIST OF PRESENT TEACHING FORCE, POSITION AND WAGES PER WEEK
HIGH SCHOOL
G. L. Forte, principal, history, science and French $33 33
Anna F. Bell, English and mathematics 15 28
Laura Walbridge, Latin and German
14 58
Mrs. Robt. White, domestic science 6 00
M. Kathryn Rutledge, music
6 00
GRADES AT LOTHROP
Anna Davine, first and second
$12 00
Elizabeth Kelley, third and fourth
12 00°
Nancy O'Brien, fifth and sixth
11 00
Margaret McDevitt, seventh and eighth
12 00
Edna Phalen, eighth and ninth
12 00
FLORENCE BUILDING
Agnes Mullin, grammar room
13 00
Catherine Mulhern, primary room
13 00
Maude Javery, assistant
11 00
WHEATON BUILDING
Anna McCormick, grammar room
12 00
Eugenia G. Thomas, primary room
11 50
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RURAL SCHOOLS
L. Mulligan, Douglas
$10 50
Cecelia Tennien, Goodnough
11 00
Anna A. McDevitt, Hudson
11 50
Mary Carrigan, Furnace
13 00
Ruth Powers, Dickerman
10 50
Ruth Grosvenor, East Pittsford
13 00
School Directors' Report
Knowing the increased cost of every single item pertaining to the maintenance of our schools we have found it necessary to economize in every possible way to keep within our appro- priation without jeopardizing the present high standing of all schools throughout the town.
We have had new roofs on the Douglass School and a part roof on the Wheaton.
The Lothrop building has been painted throughout. New door casings have been put on all through the basement. Elec- tric light fixtures have been installed in every room in the building. The insurance has been renewed with a five-year paid policy at a cost of $315. We have a complete set of new grates in the building to be installed when needed.
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Cost of transportation has about doubled since last year owing to the mile and one-half clause in the Acts of 1915.
We feel that it will be next to impossible to run the schools for the year to come on the same tax as the past year.
DR. T. J. HAGAN, E. H. ALLEN, A. J. WIMETT, School Directors.
Orders Drawn
FROM FEB. 1, 1916 TO JULY 1, 1916
Date. No.
Feb. 3
1 Miss Rutledge, teaching
$13 50
7 2
Chas. Hitchcock, carting 75
9
3 Dunn Bros., stove and grates
34 00
9 4 Rutland R., L. & P. Co., lights
2 38
18
5 P. McDevitt, janitor
20 00
24
6 Teaching
1,091 22
Transportation
98 80
Mar. 1
7
P. McDevitt, janitor
25 83
8
8 Will Foley, work
12.15
17
9
Jas. Chapman, wood
25 00
17
10 Teachers
850 22
Transportation
78 00
Janitor
10 00
Lights
1 56
Supplies
44 82
18
11 P. McDevitt, janitor
15 00
21
12 Mrs. O'Neil, washing
2 00
23
13 Mrs. Houston, janitor
23 00
23
14 Jerry Riordan, janitor
55 00
Ruth Powers, janitor
11 00
23
15 Mrs. Frank Spooner, janitor
11 00
12
24 16 Mrs. Pratt, janitor 11 00
25 17 M. L. Fleming, labor at Lothrop
10 80
Apr.
1 18 P. McDevitt, janitor
30 83
5
19 Judson Smith
2 00
Rutland R., L. & P. Co., lights
50
Ray & McCormick, supplies
12 95
F. M. Scofield, carting The Tuttle Company, supplies
6 50
21
20 P. McDevitt, janitor
15 00
21
21 Agnes Carrigan, janitor 13 00
30 00
28
22 Mrs. Pratt, cleaning
3 00
May 1 23 Teachers' salaries
1,091 24
Fred Sawyer, transportation
32 00
Tony Korzun, transportation
32 00
V. Trumielevey, transportation
40 00
P. McDevitt, jantior
30 83
John Falloon, wood
6 00
Rutland R., L. & P. Co., lights
82
Milton Bradley Co.
15 76
Benj. H. Sanborn Co.
24 78
World Book Co.
3 91
2
24 Mr. Fisher, team
1 00
4
25 M. Connolly, supplies
8 85
4
26 Mr. Pratt, sawing and putting in wood 8 10
8
27 Jerry Falloon, work
4 50
25
28 Teachers
1,091 24
Fred Sawyer, transportation
32 00
Tony Korzun, transportation 32 00
V. Trumielevey, transportation
40 00
30
29
P. McDevitt, janitor
45 83
June
6 30 W. J. Foley, work at Lothrop
11 75
6
31 Teaching
402 00
Fred Sawyer, transportation
16 00
V. Trumielevey 20 00
Tony Korzon, transportation
16 00
Mrs. Houston, janitor
30 00
Jerry Riordan, janitor
50 00
P
Mr. Fisher, teaching
3 65
13
Mrs. Pratt, janitor
10 00
Mrs. Fox, janitor
10 00
Mrs. Cooley, janitor
10 00
Agnes Carrigan, janitor
10 00
Ruth Powers, janitor
10 00
Mrs. Spooner, janitor 10 00
12
32
Arthur Elliott, trees
3 00
13
33
Mrs. O'Neil, washing
2 00
16
34
T. J. Hagan, telephone, express, post- age and expenses to Rutland 14 86
21
35 Pat. McDevitt, janitor
30 00
21
36
Geard Refining Co., oil
9 20
21 37
F. Scofield, carting
7 30
21 38
Mr. Fisher, teaching
20 00
21
39
Norman Stevens, wood
10 00
21 40
Vt. Marble Co., coal
745 00
23
41 Dr. T. J. Hagan, services, school director 35 00
23
42
Vt. Marble Co., sundries 5 35
23
43
W. Timbers, express
2 20
24 44 Vt. Marble Co., diplomas
4 00
24 45
W. A. Beebe, sundries
24 04
27 46
S. K. Burbank, insurance 3 50
27 47
Mrs. H. Fox, janitor
12 00
27 48
P. McDevitt, janitor
15 35
27
49 Fred D. Barnard, transportation
60 00
27 50
J. H. Reed, transportation
60 00
27
51 Miss Laura E. Parsons, transportation
20 00
27
52
B. J. Smith, transportation
80 00
27 53 Chas. Creed, transportation
100 00
27
54 Chas. Bresse, transportation
20 00
27
55 Martin C. Fitzpatrick, transportation 60 00
27 56 E. H. Allen, services, school director
35 00
27
57 C. M. Sturtevant, services, school di- rector 35 00
27
58 J. H. Dutton, sundries
15 13
30 59 Miss Rutledge, teaching
25 00
$7,164 00
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FROM JULY 1, 1916 TO FEBRUARY 1, 1917
Date. No.
1916
July 7
1 Walter May, painting $27 60
7 2 A. D. Tiffany, water 20 58
13 3 Mr. Fisher, teaching, 4 weeks 40 00
27 4 G. & A. Brousseau, supplies 55
27 5 Rutland Railway, Light & Power Co., lights 1 46
27
6 F. Scofield, trucking and freight
1 44
27
7 Pat Timbers, transportation 26 66
27 8 Pat Carrigan, transportation 26 66
Aug. 1
9 Pat McDevitt, janitor
46 71
3 10 Walter May, painting 10 00
3 11 Jerry Falloon, team work
14 25
10
12 Ray & McCormick, supplies
17 67
10 13 Mr. Fisher, teaching, 4 weeks
40 00
12 14 Walter May, painting
25 00
15 15 A. J. Wimett, taking census
22 80
15 16 Hayden Reed, repair work
45 50
21 17 Mr. Fisher, teaching, 2 weeks
20 00
21
18 W. C. Landon & Co.
41 00
21 19 Dunn Bros., grate
3 00
24 20 Mrs. Geo. Rivers
50
23
21 A. J. Novak Printing Co., printing
3 80
23 22 M. Connolly, supplies
31 39
23 23 Chas. Greeno, Sr., labor
23 25
23
24 Chas. Hitchcock, flag pole delivered
2 50
28 25
Walter May, painting
6 75
31 26 Pat McDevitt, janitor
45 83
Sept. 7
27
S. K. Burbank, insurance
22 96
7 28 J. L. Hammett Co., supplies
42 69
13 29 Vt. Marble Co., shingle
34 59
14
30 A. Houston, cleaning
5 00
18 31 Mrs. A. Pratt, cleaning 5 00
27
32 T. P. Hennessey, batteries
2 10
15
27 33 F. M. Scofield, trucking and freight
6 31
27 34 E. Allen, wood 10 00
27 35 W. C. Landon & Co., sundries 1 00
27 36 J. L. Hammett & Co., supplies
77 92
27 37 E. P. Dutton & Co., books
5 15
27 38 H. A. Sawyer & Co., supplies
14 49
27 39
Pat McDevitt, janitor
45 83
27 40 Fred Sawyer, transportation
16 00
27
41 Tony Korzun, transportation 20 00
27
42
V. Trumielevey, transportation
20 00
27 43
Teachers' pay roll, 2 weeks
528 38
27 44
L. E. Smith, teaching, 2 weeks
20 00
Oct. 6 45
Clarence Powers, wood
6 25
9
46
Ginn & Co., books
12 29
9
47
G. L. Forte, supplies
1 45
9
48
D. Appleton & Co., books 2 08
11 32
9
50
Henry S. Parker, furniture
6 60
9
52
A. Calhoun & Sons, grates
56 43
20 53
S. K. Burbank, insurance
225 00
25 54 Teachers' pay roll, 4 weeks
1,096 77
25 55 Rutland R., L. & P. Co., lights
1 50
56 H. A. Smith, wood
2 50
27 27 57 27 58 W. C. Landon, supplies
17 65
27 27
60
V. Trumielevey, transportation 36 00
27
61 Fred Sawyer, transportation 28. 90
28 62 Pat McDevitt, janitor
45 83
Nov. 8 63 Fred McPhee, labor
1 75
10 64
L. B. Bailey, trucking
50
11
65 Rutland R., L. & P. Co., lights
50
11
66
B. H. Sanborn Co., books
18 90
11
67 J. L. Hammett Co., supplies 17 34
11
68 Vt. School Seat Co., seats 42 96
11
69 Rand, McNally & Co., books
41 55
11 70 Metzger Bros., flag
3 22
9
49
American Book Co., books
9 51 The Tuttle Company, books 7 72
4 14
F. Scofield, trucking and freight
59 Tony Korzun, transportation
36 00.
16
11 71 A. M. Palmer Co., books
2 01
11
72 Ginn & Co., books 15 59
11
73 Mrs. Chaffee, transportation 13 33
11 ·731/2J. H. Dutton supplies
19 12
14 74 Hayden Reed, labor
5 50
23
75 Vermont Marble Co., supplies
11 27
23 76 Teachers' pay roll, 4 weeks
1,097 27
23 77 P. McDevitt, janitor
50 00
23 78 Tony Korzun, transportation 40 00
23 79 40 00
23 80 Fred Sawyer, transportation 32 00
Dec. 5 81 Rutland R., L. & P. Co., lights
4 79
5 82 Smith Heating Co., grates
2 45
5
83 S. K. Burbank, insurance
90 00
7
84 John Mahler, wood and supplies
4 45
9
85 Frank O'Neil, manure
2 50
18
88 Agnes Carrigan, janitor
14 00
18
89 Jerry Riordan, janitor
70 00
18
90 Teachers' pay roll, 4 weeks
1,096 77
18
91 Silver Burditt & Co., supplies
34
18
92 Houghton Mifflin Co., books
23 02
18
93 Edward E. Babb & Co., books 21 47
18
94
J. L. Hammett & Co., supplies
29 37
18
95 Pat McDevitt, janitor
50 00
18
96
V. Trumielevey, transportation 40 00
18
97 Tony Korzun, transportation
40 00
18
98 Fred Sawyer, transportation
32 00
20
99 Mrs. O'Neil, washing towels
2 00
21 100 J. E. Tennien, wood
5 50
Board, 2 weeks
5 00
Truant officer 8 60
21 101 Mrs. F. G. Spooner, cleaning
3 00
21 102 Ray & McCormick, supplies 37 95
21 103 M. C. Fitzpatrick, board, 1 week 3 00
29 104 Mrs. F. G. Spooner, janitor
16 50
V. Trumielevey, transportation
9 00
18 86 J. H. Mahler, wood
18 87 Mrs. A. Houston, janitor
42 00
17
29 105 Jerry Falloon, team work
5 50
30 106 Mrs. Albert Pratt, janitor 14 00
1917
Jan. 5 107 Rutland R., L. & P. Co., lights .3 99
5 108 James Chapman, wood 5 00
5 109 Julia Manley, mending flag 1 00
5 110 Thomas & White, supplies
27 70.
15 111
Ginn & Co., books
2 03
15 112
A. J. Novak, printing
2 34
15 113
The McMillan Co., books
7 30
15 114 Kathryn Rutledge, 2 days extra
6 00
15 115 Silver Burditt Co., books
6 56
15 116 Marsden Electric Co., wiring and fixtures 142 00
17 117
Davis Alexander, sawing wood 5 12
24 118
Teachers, 4 weeks to Jan. 29
1,096 77
24 119
H. O. Phillips, wood
59 00
24 120
Mrs. Fox, janitor 14 00
26 121
F. Scofield, trucking and freight 2 50
26 122
M. Connolly, supplies 4 50
26 123 Mrs. Fox, cleaning 3 00
26 124
A. J. Wimett, postage, stationery and express 3 83
26 125
P. E. Mooney, wood
23 06
26 126
P. McDevitt, janitor 50 00
26 127
Tony Korzun, transportation
36 00
26 128
V. Trumielevey, transportation
36 00
26 129
Fred Sawyer, transportation
28 80
29 130
Ruth Powers, janitor
14 00
29 131
J. E. Tennien, wood
6 25
Board Geo. Condon, 4 wks.
10 00
29 132
Ray & McCormick, supplies
22 05
26 133 Mrs. Cooley, janitor
14 00
2 40
31 134
W. Eaton, labor
$7,781 97
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SUMMARY
Teachers $9,656 38
School directors, for services and expenses
146 49
Repairs 263 27
Furniture
49 56
·Water, fuel and lights
947 69
Janitors
1,006 37
Transportation and board
1,463 15
Supplies and appliances
509 06
Text books
180 90
Sundries
381 64
Insurance
341 46
$14,945 97
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Report of Road Commissioner
1916. Date No.
RECORD OF ORDERS
Feb. 4. 1. C. A. Creed, 18 hrs. team $8 00
4. 2. P. H. Kendrick, 6 hrs. team 2 67
4. 3. D. J. Barnes, 9 hrs. man 1 75
5. 4. E. S. Perry, 14 hrs. team, 9 hrs. man 7 75
8.
5. A. H. Howard, 9 hrs. team, 18 hrs. man, glass 10 75
10. 6. Vt. Marble Co., dynamite 4 00
10.
7. L. Bailey, snowing Mills' bridge 3 35
14.
8. Chaffee Lumber Co., sewer pipe 144 28
25.
9. C. Alexander, 61/2 hrs. man, 2 hrs. team 2 00
26. 10. J. J. Smith, 7 hrs. man 1 35
26.
11. Ed. Brown, 41/2 hrs. team, 41/2 hrs. man 2 87
29
12. Jas. Malone, 71/2 hrs. man 1 40
Mar. 3. 13.
A. D. Mills, snowing bridges, break- ing roads 17 26
3.
14.
Ivan Tyler, breaking roads 2 60
4. 15.
John Parker, Jr., 3 hrs. team 1 35
6. 16. E. G. Guyette, 13 hrs. man 2 55
6. 17. T. E. Adams, 412 hrs. team 41/2 hrs. man 2 90
8. 18.
W. J. Foley, new wheels, repairs on road machine 20 95
14. 19. John Parker, 201/2 hrs. man, 9 hrs. team 7 89
17. 20. Jas. Carrigan, 9 hrs. team 4 00
18. 21. Henry Fredette, 9 hrs. man 1 75
18. 22. Jas. Colty, 18 hrs. man 3 50
18. 23.
Harry Fitzpatrick, 18 hrs. man 3 50
18. 24. C. A. Creed, 57 hrs. team, 291/2 hrs. man 31 02
20. 25.
V. Tumilevis, 20 hrs. team, 17 hrs. man 12 21
20. 26. Chas. Drake, 9 hrs. man 1 75
20
21. 27. V. Tumilevis, 45 hrs. man, 3 hrs. team 10 11
21. 28. Bert Hier, 41/2 hrs. team, 9 hrs. man 3 75
22. 29. John Parker, 27 hrs. man, 3 hrs. team 7 61
28. 30. Peter Forsha, 27 hrs. man 5 25
28. 31. E. S. Perry, 401/2 hrs. team, 18 hrs.
man 21 50
29. 32. Frank Greene, 9 hrs. man 1 75
Apr. 1. 33. Jas. Malone, 43 hrs. man 7 58
1. 34. V. Tumllevis, 9 hrs. man, 31/2 hrs. team 3 35
1. 35. Ed. Brown, 27 hrs. team, 18 hrs. man 15 50
4. 36. Chas. Bresee, 27 loads gravel delivered 15 25
4. 37. A.D. Mills, breaking roads, snowing bridges 14 53
4. 38. Dr. L. Bailey, snowing Mill's bridge, shoveling snow 5 50
4. 39. Ivan Tyler, 12 hrs. team, 15 hrs. man 8 26
6. 40. Penn. Metal Co., sluice pipe 24 00
7.
41. H. O. Phillips, 24 hrs. man, 5 hrs. team 6 37
7. 42. M. C. Holden, 8 hrs. team 3 55
8. 43. P. H. Kendrick, 44 hrs. team, 13 hrs. man 22 08
8.
44. J. B. Candon, 7 hrs. man, 81/2 hrs. team 5 16
8. 45. C. Alexander, 221/2 hrs. man 4 38
8. 46. T. E. Adams, 18 hrs. team, 271/2 hrs. man 14 13
8.
47. Geo. Parker, 16 hrs. man. 3 12
8. 48. Martin C. Fitzpatrick, breaking roads 17 30
8. 49. Wm. Cassidy, 34 hrs. team, 34 hrs. man 21 75
8. 50. John O'Donnell, 561/2 hrs. man 11 01
8. 51. T. R. Willis, 17 hrs. man, 1 hr. team 3 80
8. 52. C. A. Creed, 90 hrs. man, 41/2 hrs. team 19 50
10. 53. D. A. Barker, 2 stone-boats 10 00
10. 54 P. H. Carrigan, 73 hrs. man, break- ing roads 14 20
10. 55. H. M. Landon, breaking roads 25 00
10. 56. T. A. McCormick, 9 hrs. team 4 00
10. 57. Garrett Smith, 491/2 hrs. man 9 63
10. 58. John Falloon, 13 hrs. man 2 58
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· 10. 59. E. A. Randall, 30 hrs. team, 64 hrs. self 33 70
12. 60. Chas. Poro, 9 hrs. man 1 75
12. 61. J. A. Duffy, 9 hrs. team, 41/2 hrs. man 4 88
14. 62. Walter Jackson, 14 hrs. man 2 73
14. 63.
Geo. Taylor, 71/2 hrs. team, 6 hrs. man 4 51
14. 64.
Wm. Fox, 22 hrs. man, 4 hrs. team
6 06
14. 65.
Ansel Mills, 241/2 hrs. team 10 88
14. 66.
M. E. Bassett, 16 hrs. man, 4 hrs. team 4 93
15. 67. John LaBrake, 40 hrs. man 7 78
18. 68. John Parker, 9 hrs. man 1 75
19. 69. Patrick Timbers, 511 ft. plank 9 20
21. 70.
N. Bissett, 28 hrs. man and horse 5 45
21. 71.
A. Lovejoy, 28 hrs. man and horse 8 50
21. 72. John Hagan, 421/2 hrs. man 8 88
21. 73. Frank Bean, 29 hrs. man
5 64
21. 74. Wm. Cassidy, 9 hrs. team, 9 hrs. man 5 75
22.
75. E. S. Perry, 11 hrs. man 2 13
22. 76. Wm. Manley, 421/2 hrs. man 8 88
22. 77.
Nelson Brear, 9 hrs. man
1 75
22 78.
A. Lovejoy, 491/2 hrs. man
9 62
22 79.
F. N. Blanchard, 54 hrs. team
27 00
22. 80
E. A. Randall, 54 hrs. team
27 00
24. 81.
John Matthews, 761/2 hrs. man 14 88
26. 82.
Chas. Williams' Stores, 2 scrapers
9 43
28. 83.
A. D. Mills, 23 hrs. team
11 50
29. 84. Wallace Dow, 31/2 hrs. man
70
29 85.
E. A. Randall, 54 hrs. team
27 00
29. 86.
F. N. Blanchard, 54 hrs. team 27 00
29. 87.
Wm. Manley, 241/2 hrs. man 4 90
29 88.
John O'Donnell, 25 hrs. man 5 00
May
3. 89
A. D. Case, blade for machine 14 00
6. 90. Patrick Timbers, 9 hrs. man, 9 hrs. team 5 75
6.
91. John Miller, 401/2 hrs. man
7 88
6. 92. John Hagan, 671/2 hrs. man
13 12
6. 93. Wm. Manley, 54 hrs. man
10 50
6.
94. W. J. White, 54 hrs. man 10 50
6. 95. Nelson Brear, 54 hrs. man 10 50
22
6. 96. Garrett Smith, 81 hrs. man 15. 75
6. 97. Garrett Smith, 45 hrs. horse 5 00
6. 98. Virgel Alexander, 1,049 ft. plank 18 88
6. 99. Jas. Carrigan, 27 hrs. man 5 25
8. 100. John Matthews, 90 hrs. man
17 50
8. 101. J. K. Giddings, 9 hrs. man 1 75
10. 102.
Ed. Brown, 27 hrs. man, 41/2 hrs. team 7 25
10. 103. E. A. Randall, 225 hrs. services 75 00
12. 104. E. A. Randall, 108 hrs. team 54 00
13. 105. Jas. Carrigan, 9 hrs. team, 9 hrs. man
7 50
13. 106.
C. A. Creed, 2021/2 hrs. team 101 25
13.
107. Wm. Manley, 54 hrs. man 10 50
13. 108.
W. J. White, 54 hrs. man
10 50
13. 109.
J. Matthews, 54 hrs. man
10 50
13. 110. John Hagan, 491/2 hrs. man
9 62
13. 111.
Frank Soulia, 43 hrs. team
19 00
13. 112.
A. D. Mills, 72 hrs. team
32 00
13. 113.
F. N. Blanchard, 54 hrs. team
27 00
13. 114.
C. A. Creed, 27 hrs. man, 18 hrs. team
13 25
15. 115. N. Bissett, 27 hrs. man
5 25
15. 116. Jas. Candon, 9 hrs. team 4 00
16. 117. H. M. Landon, 51/2 hrs. team, 51/2 hrs. man 3 50
17.
118. Geo. E. Ladabouche, 27 hrs. team, 22 hrs. man 16 37
19. 119.
A. Lovejoy, 311/2 hrs. man and horse, 6 hrs. man 10 79
20. 120. Wm. Manley, 41 hrs. man 7 97
20. 121.
John Hagan, 401/2 hrs. man 7 87
20. 122. John O'Brien, 24 hrs. man 4 67
20. 123. Fred McPhee, 9 hrs. man
1 75
22. 124. E. W. Geno, not used.
22. 125.
F. N. Blanchard, 54 hrs. team
27 00
22. 126. Harold Nichols, 14 hrs. man 2 73
23. 127. Ralph Tarble, 31 hrs. man 6 03
24. 128.
R. C. Smith, repairing engine 51 87
24. 129. Dan Reed, 18 hrs. man 3 50
27. 130. Wm, Manley, 54 hrs. man
10 80
23
27. 131. Fred McPhee, 18 hrs. man
3 50
27. 132. A. D. Mills, 9 hrs. team, 27 hrs. horse 7 00
27. 133. Ralph Tarble, 36 hrs. man 7 20
29. 134. Geo. Greeno, 57 hrs. man 11 40
29. 135. F. N. Blanchard, 54 hrs. team 27 00
29. 136. John Hagen, 25 hrs. man 5 00
30. 137. Dyar Supply Co., repairs on road machine 6 75
30. 138. Chaffee Lumber Co., drain pipe and elbow 2 88
30. 139. No. East Metal Culvert Co., 6 culverts 114 89
June 1. 140. E. A. Randall, 54 hrs. team, mach. 27 00
2. 141. John LaBrake, 281/2 hrs. team 12 50
3. 142. Jerome Falloon, 9 hrs. man 1 80
3. 143. W. J. White, 18 hrs. man and horse, 65 hrs. man 18 50
3. 144. John Matthews, 63 hrs. man 12 60
3. 145. Wm. Manley, 36 hrs. man 7 20
3. 146. Peter Stoler, 18 hrs. man 3 60
3. 147. Fred McPhee, 45 hours man 9 00
3. 148. Fred Hagan, 41 hrs. man 8 20
3. 149. Chas. Lethbridge, 63 hrs. mason work
21 00
3. 150. Geo. Rivers, 27 hrs. man 5 40
3. 151. Harry Smith, 27 hrs. man
6 75
3. 152. J. A. Duffy, 36 hrs. team
16 20
5. 153. John Steele, 41/2 hrs. team, 131/2 hrs. man 7 63
5. 154. W. J. Foley, repair work
42 00
5. 155. Jas. Candon, 72 hrs. team 32 40
5. 156. J. A. Duffy, 45 hrs. team
20 25
7. 157. Clinton Payne, stone for crusher 25 00
7. 158. E. A. Randall, 90 hrs. services 30 00
7. 159. E. A. Randall, 90 hrs. services 30 00
7. 160. Jerry Falloon, 36 hrs. team 15 67
7. 161. Dan Reed, 18 hrs. man
3 60
10. 162. .J. A. Duffy, 53 hrs. team
26 50
10. 163. John La Brake, 35 hrs. man 7 00
10. 164. Leo. Greeno, 17 hrs. man
2 38
24
10. 165. Jas. P. Candon, 53 hrs. team 26 50
10. 166. Harry Smith, 54 hrs. man 15 00
10. 167. Chas. Lethbridge, 53 hrs. man 17 67
10. 168. Ansel Jackson, 53 hrs. man 10 60
10. 169. John Hagan, laying stone
20 00
10. 170. Fred Hagan, 53 hrs. man 10 60
10. 171. Peter Stoler, 53 hrs. man
10 60
10. 172. Dan Reed, 35 hrs. man 7 00
10. 173. Fred McPhee, 53 hrs. man
10 60
10. 174. Wm. Manley, 53 hrs. man
11 13
10. 175. Francis Bean, 44 hrs. man
9 68
10. 176. Wilfred Bean, 44 hrs. man
8 80
10. 177. Geo. Rivers, 53 hrs. man
11 13
10. 178. Sam Champine, 44 hrs. man
9 68
12. 179. John Matthews, 44 hrs. man
9 24
12. 180. A. D. Mills, 56 hrs. team
28 00
12. 181. Julius Pelkey, 35 hrs. team
17 50
14. 182. Mrs. E. W. Geno, cement work
10 00
14. 183. Geo. Rivers, 54 hrs. man 10 80
15. 184. John Cunningham, 131/2 hrs. man 2 70
17. 185. E. A. Randall, 54 hrs. team 27 00
17. 186. F. N. Blanchard, 54 hrs. team, 18 hrs. man 30 60
17.
187. N. Bissett, 131% hrs. man with horse 4 13
17. 188. A. D. Mills, 45 hrs. team 22 50
17. 189. Garrett Smith, 45 hrs. man, 221/2 hrs. horse 11 25
17. 190.
R. C. Smith, repairing engine 5 82
17. 191. Jas. P. Candon, 40 hrs. team 20 00
17. 192. Thos. H. Candon, 75 hrs. team 37 50
17. 193. Harry Smith, 39 hrs. man 10 83
17. 194. Sam Champine, 35 hrs. man
7 35
17. 195. John Matthews, 35 hrs. man
7 35
17 196. Francis Bean, 40 hrs. man
8 80
17. 197. Wilfred Bean, 40 hrs. man
8 00
17. 198. Dan Reed, 27 hrs. man 5 40
17. 199. Fred McPhee, 22 hrs. man 4 40
17. 200. Leo Greeno, 40 hrs. man
6 00
25
17. 201. Francis Carrigan, 40 hrs. man 5 60
17. 202. Peter Stoler, 22 hrs. man 4 60
17. 203. John La Brake, 31 hrs. man 6 20
17. 204. Ansel Jackson, 31 hrs. man 6 20
17. 205. Chas. Poro, 22 hrs. man 4 62
17. 206. Chas. Supernois, 13 hrs. man
2 73
17 207. Chas. Lethbridge, 9 hrs. man
3 00
17. 208. John Hagan, 36 hrs. man
7 92
17 209. Fred Hagan, 36 hrs. man
7 20
17. 210. Geo. Rivers, 35 hrs. man
7 35
17. 211. Chas. Fox, 36 hrs. team
18 00
17. 212. J. A. Duffy, 40 hrs. team
20 00
21. 213. H. N. Mills, 18 hrs. team, 18 hrs. man 11 60
21. 214. E. A. Randall, 90 hrs. services 30 00
21. 215. Vt. Marble Co., lumber and supplies 48 75
22. 216. Good Roads Machinery Co., dies for crusher 96 00
22. 217. John LaBrake, 5 hrs. man
1 00
24. 218. Edw. Harris, freight on culverts 10 75
24. 219. Harry Smith, 54 hrs. man 15 00
24. 220. Wm. Manley, 51 hrs. man
10 71
24. 221. Peter Stoler, 56 hrs. man.
11 76
24. 222.
Leo Greeno, 50 hrs. man
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