Annual report of the town officers of the town of Springfield, Vt. for the year ending 1920, Part 3

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Publisher: Springfield, Vt. : Reporter Publishing Co.
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99 W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise for farm 7 33


100 Frank Raymond, haying 14 00


101 Walter Blodgett, haying 14 00


103 Chas. Johnson, haying 17 50


104 Frank Raymond, haying 14 00


105


Walter Blodgett, haying


14 00


106


Frank Raymond, haying


3 00


107 Walter Blodgett, haying


3 00


108


Chas. Johnson, haying


3 00


109 LaFountain, Woolson & Co., mer- chandise for farm 23 30


110 Springfield Farmers' club, grain and merchandise 68 65


111


C. M. Washburn, services and ex- penses to Rutland on Valley case 89 00


112 Springfield Local Telephone Co., 1 58


114 Cleon Whitcomb and wife, services


65 00


116 LaFountain, Woolson and Co., mer- chandise


10 79


117 Springfield Wall Paper and Shade Co., merchandise 5 23


118 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise 47 10


119 Stearns Bros., merchandise 35 85


120 Springfield Farmers' club, merchan- dise and grain 62 00


122 Cleon Whitcomb and wife, services 65 00


124 Springfield Local Telephone Co., 1 58


125 C. M. Washburn, services 84 00


126 F. C. Davis, insurance farm buildings 19 20


Carried forward


$3210 29


53


.


$3210 29


Brought forward


Order No.


128 W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise 12 85


129 Crosby & Slack, books for Overseer 3 00


130 Stearns Bros., merchandise 27 85


131 LaFountain, Woolson & Co., mer- chandise 7 87


134 Standard Shoe Store, merchandise


6 00


135 Lawrence & Wheeler, insurance farm buildings 35 22


138


H. C. Fogg, blacksmithing 59 55


139


C. M. Washburn, services 84 00


140


Springfield Farmers' Club, grain and merchandise 58 90


141


Springfield Local Telephone Co., 1 58


142


Cleon Whitcomb and wife, services 65 00


143


W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise


1 66


144


L. B. Spaulding, threshing 23 40


145


LaFountain, Woolson & Co., mer- chandise 16 35


146


Stearns Bros., merchandise


15 95


151


C. M. Washburn, services


84 00


1.52


Cleon Whitcomb and wife, services


65 00


153


Springfield Farmers' Club, merchan- dise and grain 55 40


154


Handy-Brown Co., merchandise 147 06


156 Springfield Local Telephone Co., 1 58


157


James Beagle, merchandise and re- pair work 3 75


158


Godin Bros., merchandise 6 30


161


A. B. Whitcomb, twine 12 50


162 J. C. Hooper, merchandise


11 65


163


J. H. Reynolds, blacksmithing


19 15


164 W. H. Wheeler and Son, merchan- dise 11 71


Carried forward


$4047 57


54


$4047 57


Brought forward


Order No.


165 Stearns Bros., merchandise 16 45


166 LaFountain, . Woolson & Co., mer- chandise 20 26


169 Dodge's Pharmacy, merchandise 4 72


17.0 F. W. Corliss, parts for milking ma- chine 18 01


172


Springfield Local Telephone Co., 1 58


173 Cleon Whitcomb and wife services 54 50


174 Springfield Farmers' Club, merchan- dise and grain 58 54


175 LaFountain, Woolson & Co., merchan- dise 11 32


176


C. M. Washburn, services 84 00


177 Stearns Bros., merchandise 20 29


178 Godin Bros., merchandise


4 18


180


Geo. Martin, labor at farm 3 45


183


Handy-Brown Co., merchandise


35 58


186


Mrs. Cleon Whitcomb, services to Jan. 1st, 1920 20 00


187


Lawrence & Wheeler, 11480 lbs. coal at $11.55 66 30


188


Geo. C. Shedd Co.,11010 lbs. coal at $11.55 63 95


189


Springfield Farmers' Club, merchan- dise and grain 93 20


191


Springfield Local Telephone Co., 1 58


192


Coburn & Walker, merchandise for farm 34 85


193 Godin Gros., merchandise for farm 4 90


194 Eli Snide, cutting wood 30 00


195 Stearns Bros., merchandise for farm 22 43


197 W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise 4 05


198 Springfield Market Co., merchandise 61 75


Carried forward


$4783 46


55


Brought forward $4783 46


Order No.


200 C. M. Washburn, services to Jan. 1st. 84 00


202 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise 50 77


203 Dr. B. A. Chapman, professional ser- vices 2 00


205 E. Crosby & Co., grain 16 80


Total


$4937 03


Orders Drawn by C. M. Washburn, Overseer, for Support of Poor Away From Farm


Order No.


3 F. D. Gill, cash paid, milk and meat, Polander


$ 22 01


4 F. C. Blake, meat for Polander 10 09


5 Wasley Zuick, milk and rent for Po- lander 25 60


6 Kenet & Bloomfield, merchandise for Polander 41 09


8 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 16 00


9 Stearns Bros., merchandise for Po- lander 20 06


12 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise for Mrs. Relation 4 39


13 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 14 00


14 W. E. Fuller, merchandise for Mrs. H. A. Glynn 32 50


18 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer


14 00


29 Stearns Bros., merchandise for Po- lander 16 44


Stearns Bros., merchandise for Mrs. Relation 5 27


Carried forward $221 45


56


$221 45


Brought forward Order No.


34 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise for Mrs. Relation 12 65


35 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise for Mrs. H. A. Glynn 25 05


37 Chas. Tarbell, merchandise for Mrs. Bugbee 2 65


38 Town of Castleton, support of F. H. Fuller 75 40


39 Kenet & Bloomfield, merchandise for Polander 32 06


40 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


41 F. G. Gill, merchandise for Polander, 29 Valley St. 13 77


42 F. D. Gill, merchandise for Mrs. Re- lation 12 60


45 Peter Kuppinsky, milk for Polander 7 44


46 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


50 Polander, rent for Mrs. Relation 13 00


51 Geo. Cook, milk for Mrs. Glynn 10 00


52 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise for Mrs. Relation 7 79


54 Everett Whitcomb, merchandise for Mrs. Glynn 5 75


55 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


59 Stearns Bros., merchandise for Polan- der 16 59


61 Dr. Chapman, professional services Ruth De Camp 56 00


66 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 16 00


67 Wazil Zuick, milk for Polander, three months 21 40


68 Polander, rent for Mrs. Relation


13 00


Carried forward $607 60


57


$607 60


Brought forward


Order No.


72 W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise for Joe Wells 5 92


75 Handy-Brown Co., Polish account 2 51


75 Handy-Brown Co., clothing, Ranslow girl, Brandon school 20 67


80 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


86 Kenet & Bloomfield, merchandise, Polander 68 43


89 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


90 Polander, rent for Mrs. Relation 13 00


94 W. E. Fuller, merchandise for Mrs. Glynn 21 39


94 W. E. Fuller, merchandise for Mrs. Bugbee 5 00


97 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise for Polander 9 89


102 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


113


Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 16 00


115 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


118 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise, Po- lander 8 98


119 Stearns Bros., merchandise for Blan- chard 2 00


121 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 16 00


123 E. H. Kendall, services and cash paid Johnson girl 8 50


127 Blanhard & Tupper, rent, Mrs. Re- lation 18 63


130 Stearns Bros., merchandise for Blan- chard family 10 00


132 Max Siklick, merchandise for Polan- der 12 82


133 Dr. Hazen, care Joe Wells 9 00


Carried forward $916 34


58


Brought forward $916 34 Order No. 134 Standard Shoe Store, order truant officer 20 75


136 S. E. Lawton, M. D., Brattleboro Re- treat, care of Ludok Aukuda 56 00


137 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 30 00


143 W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise, for Joe Wells 1 60


146 Stearns Bros., merchandise, Blan- chard family 6 02


147 Max Siklick, merchandise, Polander 14 44


148 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


149 L. M. Baker, care Blanchard family 15 00


150 W. L. Fairbanks, time and cash paid out on Sheldon girl 12 00


154 Handy-Brown Co., merchandise, Po- lander 4 91


155 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 15 00


159 Dr. Ward, care Joe Wells to date 10 50


160


Town of Weathersfield, care Harry La Flame 154 60


164 W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise for Joe Wells 3 80


165 Stearns Bros., merchandise, Blan- chard family 2 00


167 Max Siklick, merchandise, Polander 14 97


168 City of Rutland, care Valley family 5 00


171 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer


30 00


179 Max Siklick, merchandise, Polander


14 54


181 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer


16 00


182 City of Rutland, hospital bill, Valley girl 51 75


184 Alex Kelado, milk, Polander 20 13


Carried forward


$1430 35


59


Brought forward


$1430 35


Order No.


185 A. Lovell, milk and groceries for Po- lander 55 40


190 Mrs. Geo. Hammond, care Mrs. Geer 16 00


192 Coburn & Walker, order truant officer 21 75


196 W. H. Wheeler & Son, merchandise, Joe Wells 9 26


199 Max Siklick, merchandise for Polan- der 15 50


201 C. H. Moore Co., order truant officer 16 75


204 Dr. Hazen, care Blanchard family 2 75


Total


$1567 76


RECAPITULATION


Total orders at farm $4937 03


Total orders away from farm 1567 76


Total orders drawn by Overseer


$6504 79


Order No. 135 outstanding Feb. 1, 1919


8 00


$6512 79


Order No. 159 outstanding Feb. 1, 1920


10 50


$6502 29


Total orders paid


There is due from the City of Barre for support of Mrs. Relation $153 40


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RECEIPTS FROM SPRINGFIELD TOWN FARM C. M. Washburn, Overseer


1919


April 22


Beef sold


$337 50


May 12 Pork sold


18 86


17 Milk sold


197 00


June 18 Milk and Cream


247 37


July


11


Veal sold


27 00


16


Cream sold


99 52


19 Milk sold


88 67


Aug.


16


Cream sold


104 08


Sept. 22 Cream sold


96 40


Oct.


1 Milk sold


11 52


4 Veal sold


18 90


11


Veal sold


22 35


16 Cream sold


91 51


Nov.


15 Veal sold


19 05


21 Cream sold


118 43


22


Veal sold


19 80


Dec.


2 Pork sold


80 96


19 Received board for Mrs. Taylor 756 00


23 Cream sold


96 62


23 Pork sold


113 50


Jan.


10 Team work and labor on high-


way


83 25


14 Pork sold


21 00


14 Pears and plumbs


10 93


14 Pasturing


10 00


17 Cream sold 82 46


Total receipts from farm


$3063 63


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TOWN FARM INVENTORY


1 pair work horses


$ 400 00


1 pair work horses


500 00


8 pigs


60 00


4 shoats


88 00


1


Sow


35 00


7


steers


600 00


1 calf


30 00


-


4 calves


100 00


8


yearlings


560 00


1 bull


35 00


19


COWS


2375 00


32 hens


64 00


$4847 00


150 bushels corn, 270 bushels oats, 200 bushels potatoes, 20 bushels beans, 100 pounds pork. Fruit and vegetables enough for the family.


Present inmates :- Fred Davis and Joe Morey. Eight others from one to three months during the year.


The auditors desire to say to the voters of Springfield that the standard of excellence estab- lished in the past in connection with the manage- ment of the town farm has been maintained during the past year.


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School Directors' Report


The school directors submit to the taxpayers their annual report.


A few weeks ago the school directors announced that they proposed, if the town provides the means, .to make such an increase in the salaries of teachers that the minimum amount paid shall be $1000 for grade work in the village. The salaries of teachers in the rural schools will be increased so that the amounts paid will be in excess of those recommend- ed by the state board of education. The largest increase will be received by the teachers who are at present paid the lowest salaries. Those who are now receiving the largest salaries will receive an increase graduated by the amounts now received.


In order to carry out this plan of increase in sal- aries the directors will be obliged to ask for a consid- erable increase in the rate of taxation for school purposes. We hope and believe that the town will vote this increase so that the teachers may be ade- quately paid for the efficient service rendered.


We also wish to say a word regarding the need of a new building. This need has been apparent to many for some time. The large number of new houses built in the last two years and the number now in process of construction brings this need to the townspeople with greater emphasis. The num-


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ber of school children has so increased that those in the first and second grades of the Park street build- ing are allowed to attend school only on part time. Next year the part time arrangement may have to be extended to the third and fourth grades. If these two grades can attend school only part of the time the result will be a serious loss to the pupils. Chil- dren of the first two grades may not suffer so seri- ously by this arrangement but when older ones are compelled to be out of school for half the time the result will inevitably be detrimental not only to their work of those years but to all their school work of later years.


The school directors believe that additional school accommodations must be provided to meet the growth of the town and we recommend that favor- able action be taken on this question.


A detailed financial statement of the expendi- tures for schools from Feb. 1, 1919, to Jan. 31, 1920, follows.


All of which is respectfully submitted.


WARREN E. FISHER


CORA F. BENNETT


School Directors.


JOHN E. STETSON


64 _


TEACHING


High School


R. N. Millett


$2458 31


John M. Pierce


1250 00


C. A. Wardner


1254 12


Chas. H. Spooner


1441 67


Ralph C. Wentworth


1444 50


Sarah P. Durkee


1274 77


Cora E. Kathan


1000 81


Florence A. Kathan


938 10


Marguerite H. Jones .


826 12


Marguerite Dyer


424 84


Ella F. Fellowes


449 92


Lidona H. Putney


376 20


Maude B. Smith


376 20


$13515 56


Junior High


Irma A. King


$ 865 16


Beulah E. Mabie


819 26


Edward Spaulding


400 00


Frances H. Kevlin


463 10


Dorothy L. Harris


424 84


Delsey R. Severy


424 84


Ellen G. Kevlin


106 72


$3503 92


Elementary


Sabra L. White


$ 808 54


Gladys A. Gallup


808 54


Ruth M. Aldrich


813 21


Carried forward


$2430 29


65


$2430 29


Brought forward


Ruby E. King


643 11


Mary M. Van Ornam


722 03


Hazel J. Hawkins


735 42


Dorothy Harris 1


733 57


Carolyn L. Bardwell


722 03


Annie G. Wood


722 03


Gladys A. Piper


349 98


Gladys Deal


55 26


Alvin D. Parker


572 98


Mary A. Sheehan


668 42


Helen G. Higgins


318 44


Esther B. Bagley


318 44


Mary P. Jackson


349 98


Ruth M. Slack


738 53


Mildred C. Roberts


657 98


Hazel Eggleston


293 30


Florence B. Moore


668 42


E. H. Kendall


685 70


Inez M. Griswold


664 84


Margaret A. Towers


548 23


Mary E. Egan


612 00


Mrs. Dan T. Davis


537 00


Frances Davidson


280 00


Genevieve A. Lamb


308 00


Mary I. Maderios


304 00


Irene R. French


289 00


Esther I. Mckinnon


150 00


Lula Lockwood


137 60


Mrs. D. F. Flynn


126 24


Mary F. Lamb


28 94


Verna M. Clark


35 50


Marion A. Keith (Mrs. C. O.)


38 40


S. Abbie Spooner


6 00


Gladys Chapman


5 00


Carried forward


$16456 66


66


Brought forward $16456 66 Mrs. H. D. Casey 12 50 Mrs. Walter Willis 2 50


Elizabeth K. Miller Thelma Perkins Mabel W. McQuaid


10 50


7 50


123 25


$16612 91


Supervisors


Frances J. Hutchinson (Music)


$ 421 00


Margaret Partenheimer (Music)


499 89


Hidla Allwood, (Drawing)


989 26


Jarvis T. Beal, 2d


100 00


Lucy G. Marshall


25 00


$2035 15


H. D. Casey, (Supt.)


$2558 31


Christie A. Gilmore (medical inspection)


849 92


W. E. Fisher


150 00


Cora F. Bennett


100 00


John E. Stetson


75 00


$325 00


Insurance


F. C. Davis


$ 42 20


Lawrence & Wheeler, Inc.


452 95


$495 15


Notes and interest


$23856 82


Janitors


1


Sanford A. Peck James E. Stone


$750 00


806 00


Carried forward


$1556 00


67


Brought forward Wm. O. Keith


$1556 00


810 00


E. H. Kendall


241 20


Frederick L. Holton


593 34


Mary E. Egan


24 00


Mrs. W. M. Litchfield


41 25


Horace Putnam


22 80


John E. Hadwen


12 80


C. H. Lockwood


26 70


Dwight Chase and Clinton


21 50


Mrs. Dan T. Davis


11 55


Annie B. Lovell


20 76


Arthur Johnson


5 25


H. K. Blanchard


2 00


$3389 15


Repairs


H. B. Carter


$140 52


C. O. Randall


102 13


LaFountain, Woolson & Co.


78 06


Powers Regulator Co.


42 46


W. H. Thompson


2 75


L. N. Longe


2 00


Springfield Wall Paper & Shade Co.


4 75


B. K. Barlow


461 35


A. N. Johnson


24 33


George N. Wood


2 25


Adam Armstrong


3 00


D. E. Kendall


4 55


Burlington V. B. Co.


5 00


Fred Hall


14 00


Henry Perrott


16 10


Carried forward


$903 25


68


Brought forward


$903 25


Koehler-Tobin Construction Co.


1138 55


Dillon Boiler Works W. E. Fuller


37 23


13 60


W. H. Wheeler & Son Wm. O. Keith


1 50


75


$2094 88


Water, Fuel and Lights


Colonial Power & Light Co.


$222 86


Springfield Gas Co.


98 58


Leon R. Aldrich


128 25


Springfield Village


152 50


Annie B. Lovell


60 00


Dwight Chase


72 00


George C. Shedd Co.


878 80


Lawrence & Wheeler, Inc.


1561 15


A. L. Davis


9 34


Joseph Blanchard


5 25


A. A. Rickard


11 44


John J. Pedden


25 94


C. M. and Earl Howe


327 50


Adin T. Putnam


32 00


F. D. Nash


15 00


R. N. Millett


17 95


C. H. Lockwood


13 80


Elmer C. Cutler


5 00


F. L. Howe


3 00


Mrs. W. M. Litchfield


3 00


Charles M. Lovell


40 00


George F. Tanner


12 00


R. M. Wilcomb


46 99


$3742 35


69


·


Transportation (Elementary)


Robert Putnam


$540 00


H. W. Dutton


844 00


H. G. Thomas


320 00


Guy M. Cane


380 00


H. C. Fogg


500 00


C. W. Leet


95 00


J. S. Brown


95 00


E. J. Abbott


744 00


I. C. Parks


102 70


S. M. Bishop


247 50


W. E. Fisher


259 00


E. J. Huntley


45 00


W. H. Reed


122 50


D. E. Kendall


195 00


C. D. Cutler


12 00


Henry Young


68 40


W. R. Aldrich


190 00


Springfield Electric Railway Co.


1473 00


H. W. Burton


48 00


E. J. Westney


64 00


R. C. Butler


40 00


John Brown


30 00


Marion E. Heald


15 00


$6430 10


Transportation (High School)


George E. Jewett


$449 00


Foster H. Hammond


260 00


Mrs. W. F. Livingston


49 50


Leon A. Cutler


63 75


E. J. Huntley


90 00


Charles P. Smith


70 00


Carried forward


$982 25


70


Brought forward Lee Davis Robert L. Fullam Highway Department George F. Sessions


$982 25


27 50


46 80


20 00


15 00


$1091 55


Supplies and Appliances


J. L. Hammett Co.


$163 40


Milton Bradley Co.


435 16


Crosby & Slack


117 76


H. L. Palmer


221 18


Kenney Bros. & Wilkins


129 24


W. H. Wheeler & Son


126 67


LaFountain, Woolson & Co.


139 67


Marguerite H. Jones


125 00


Cheshire Chemical Co.


32 39


C. W. Locke


14 08


Springfield Wall Paper & Shade Co.


23 45


W. E. Fisher


1 40


L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.


70 48


Burlington V. B. Co.


36 00


Oliver Ditson Co.


17 81


C. O. Randall


9 72


Neostyle Sales Agency


4 45


American Ribbon & Carbon Co.


20 50


Stearns Bros.


12 97


Charles Cook & Son


10 50


Belcher & Loomis Hardware Co.


74 32


Remington Co.


115 00


A. N. Palmer Co.


40 00


C. C. Birchard & Co.


23 00


Carried forward


$1964 15


71


Brought forward $1964 15 Walker Lithograph & Publishing Co. 34 65


R. M. Wilcomb & Co. 13 44


Houghton & Simonds


3 70


Handy-Brown Co.


4 50


Bruce Publishing Co.


2 00


Frances J. Hutchinson


7 68


Mrs. O. N. Bean


5 00


W. E. Fuller


7 92


J. E. Morse


80 29


Torrington Brush Works


26 06


Library Bureau


10 69


U. S. Paper Mills, Inc.


35 00


John W. King


17 00


$2212 08


Text Books


Silver Burdett & Co.


$ 81 76


MacMillan Co.


110 02


John C. Winston Co.


167 50


Charles Scribners' Sons


1 46


D. C. Heath & Co.


134 26


Allyn & Bacon


84 10


Ginn & Co.


264 28


Rand, McNally Co.


7 65


American Book Co.


60 74


Charles E. Merrill Co.


54 40


Benj. H. Sanborn & Co.


89 13


Houghton Mifflin Co.


132 65


E. E. Babb & Co.


114 60


Bruce Publishing Co.


6 20


F. J. Barnard & Co.


75 50


Carried forward


$1384 25


72


Brought forward Lyons & Carnahan A. S. Barnes Co. Tuttle Co.


$1384 25


6 24


4 40


6 60


$1401 49


Sundries


Springfield Local Telephone Co.


$156 16


American Railway Express Co.


45 49


Springfield Electric Railway Co.


51 97


H. D. Casey


102 14


R. N. Millett


12 00


Robert Putnam


210 25


Crosby & Slack


23 45


George E. Jewett


8 24


H. A. Manning Co.


4 00


Cahee House Furnishing Co.


4 73


Western Union Co.


2 30


Beulah E. Mabie


12 63


F. S. Weatherhead


5 00


Frances J. Hutchinson


9 00


John M. Pierce


44 34


Springfield Savings Bank


4 00


H. Fogg


3 00


F. H. Hammond


6 00


W. E. Fisher


2 25


Harold Slade


13 50


Lawrence & Wheeler, Inc.


7 50


E. O. Aldrich, Treas.


12 00


E. J. Goings


24 00


$763 95


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Recapitulation


Teaching


$33632 39


Supervisors


2035 15


Salary of Superintendent


2558 31


Medical Inspection


849 92


School Directors


325 00


Insurance


495 15


Truant Officers


26 90


Sundries


763 95


Text Books


1401 49


Supplies and Appliances


2212 08


High School Transportation


1091 55


Tuition (Rockingham)


138 00


Transportation (Elementary)


6430 10


Janitors' Services


3389 15


Fuel, Water and Lights


3742 35


Repairs


2094 88


School notes and interest


23856 82


Total orders drawn by School Directors $85043 19


Deduct orders outstanding, Feb. 1, 1920 $ 1195 40


$83847 79


Total orders outstanding Feb. 1, 1919 $315 88


Order numbers 19, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 26, 697, 991A, paid during year $274 43


Orders 110A, 368 outstanding Feb. 1, 1920 $ 41 45


Total orders paid as per Treasurer's report $84122 22


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Outstanding School Orders Feb. 1, 1920:


Order No.


317 Ruth Slack


$ 40 26


326 Mrs. Dan T. Davis


30 00


339 L. E. Knott Co. 12 66


344 Charles H. Spooner


71 04


345 R. C. Wentworth


73 68


347 Cora Kathan


52 62


348 Florence Kathan


50 00


350


Margaret Dyer


44 72


352


Margaret Partenheimer


52 62


364 Carolyn Bardwell


39 46


366


Anna Wood


39 46


371


Ruth Slack


40 36


375 E. H. Kendall


54 84


376


Margaret Tower


17 47


379 Mary Eagan


32 00


380 Mrs. Dan Davis


30 00


381 Mary I. Maderios


32 00


382


Esther McKinnon


30 00


385 Robert Putnam


40 00


387


Sanford M. Bishop


54 00


388


Guy M. Crane


80 00


390


George F. Tanner


12 00


392


J. E. Morse


80 29


401 I. C. Parks


10 40


402 Mabel McQuaid


10 50


403 Elizabeth Miller


1 50


404 Thelma Perkins


7 50


405 Foster Hammond


6 00


406 D. C. Heath Co.


42 00


407 Ginn & Co.


11 52


408


Allyn Bacon Co.


80 00


Carried forward


$1178 90


75


Brought forward Order No.


$1178 90


409 Burlington Blind Co.


5 00


410 Cheshire Chemical Co. 11 50


$1195 40


Your school directors had the expenditure of the following :


Town school tax


$47237 44


Tax collector


416 37


Tuitions


1214 00


Land Rents


89 02


Manual training course


3024 48


Grass sold


5 00


Over-payment Houghton Mifflin Co.


1 30


Interest Gaylord fund


58 75


Books sold


15 00


Rent of stall school barn


4 00.


Treasurer's note for school expenses .


23200 00


State aid :


Superintendent of schools


$1825 00


School Nurse


150 00


Transportation


469 78


Teachers


533 00


Junior school


500 00


Vocational


400 00


Rebate


440 97


Allotment Federal funds


1526 44


$81110 55


Total orders drawn, school account


$85043 19


Total receipts as shown by Treasurer's report 81110 55


Excess of expenditure over receipts $ 3932 64


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Your auditors wish the voters to understand that it became necessary to borrow $23200 until suffi- cient taxes were collected to provide for payment of school expenses. The order for $23856 82 was drawn in payment of same with accrued interest. The actual expense to the town was the amount of the interest, $656 82, not for the full amount of the order as it would seem to appear.


The auditors wish to commend the school direc- tors for the accuracy of their account as presented to them.


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Cemetery Commissioner's Report


Orders Drawn by Commissioners


Order No.


1 C. W. Leet, services and cash paid out $ 8 60


2 H. W. Morgan, burials 24 00


3 John Cook, burials Catholic cemetery 32 00


4 Village Water Dept., water to July 1, 1919 .6 00


5 C. W. Leet, sexton Pine Grove 16 05


6 H. W. Morgan, sexton 114 00


7 H. W. Morgan, cash paid for labor 140 12


8 H. W. Morgan, cash paid for material 3 85


9 F. A. Dean, planting shrubbery 41 28


11 F. A. Dean, shrubs 92 50


12 W. B. Standish, loam 6 00


13 H. W. Morgan, sexton 94 00


14 H. W. Morgan, cash paid for labor 197 46


15 H. W. Morgan, cash paid for supplies 29 10


16 E. H. Kendall, cash paid for labor and material 94 65


17 W. E. Fuller, supplies for Pine Grove 21 90


18 LaFountain, Woolson & Co., grass seed and cement 12 38


19 W. E. Dix, truck hire and surveying 99 58


Carried forward


$1033 47


78


Brought forward


$1033 47


Order No. 20 Springfield Quarry Co., crushed stone 43 88


21 J. T. Slack Corp., use of truck and la- borers 192 24


22


Martin Bailey, labor in Pine Grove 44 50


23


Martin Bailey, labor in Pine Grove 30 75


24 John T. Slack Corp., use of truck 26 88


25 Springfield Electric Railway Co.,


freight on markers 12 17


26 John Raymond, burial


2 00


J. S. Jacobs, services 50 00


13 50


46 75


126 19


33 G. H. Hutchinson, drawing loam


50 00


34 G. H. Hutchinson, drawing loam


65 00


35 G. H. Hutchinson, drawing loam


100 00


36 G. H. Hutchinson, drawing loam


12 50


37 H. W. Morgan, cash paid for material


17 70


38


H. W. Morgan, cash paid help


393 86


39 H. W. Morgan, sexton 498 50


40 Martin Bailey, labor Pine Grove


75 00


41 J. S. Jacobs, cash paid labor


59 00


42 H. W. Morgan, services as sexton 102 00


43 H. W. Morgan, cash paid for labor 86 25


44 Martin Bailey, labor in Pine Grove 64 00


45 LaFountain, Woolson & Co., supplies


16 88


46 Dix & Douglas, surveying and map- ping 165 26


47 H. W. Morgan, cash paid for labor 190 08


48 H. W. Morgan, services as sexton 150 00


Carried forward


$3737 41


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27 28 H. B. Carter, sewer pipe 29 Martin Bailey, labor Pine Grove 31 J. S. Jacobs, cash paid out 32 Martin Bailey, labor Pine Grove


69 05


Brought forward


$3737 41


Order No.


49 H. W. Burton, loam


170 50


50 Mike Kozak, loam 12 00


51 H. W. Burton, moving tool house


6 00


511% George A. Olney, labor in Pine Grove


14 19


52 Water Department, water rent


10 00


53 J. L. Johnson, team work


39 79


54 LaFountain, Woolson & Co., supplies


49 09


55 H. F. Douglas, surveying and mapping 117 74


56 W. E. Dix, crushed stone 15 00


57


H. B. Carter, tile 1 20


58


G. H. Hutchinson, drawing loam


42 50


59 Martin Bailey, labor in Pine Grove


14 75


60 F. D. Nash, lumber


1 54


61 C. S. Gibson, drawing loam


6 00


62 John T. Slack Corp., team work


25 50


63 John T. Slack Corp., canvas


55 25


64 Village Water Dept., water rent


6 00


65 John Raymond, burial 2 00


Total


$4326 46


Orders outstanding Feb. 1, 1920 :


Order No.


60 F. D. Nash, lumber


$1 54


64 Village Water Dept., water rent 6 00


65 John Raymond, burial 2 00


9 54


Total orders paid


$4316 92


Receipts, Cemetery Account


Interest on trust funds


$ 526 78


Town appropriation 2000 00


Town appropriation, care soldiers' lots 300 00


Interest on Town note No. 117, 4% € 414 58


Carried forward $3241 36


80


Brought forward


$3241 36


Balance due on appropriation 50 00


Care of lots and special work 258 75 Sale of lots 500 00


Balance by error


457 06


Bequests for perpetual care


950 00


$5457 17


The following persons have by bequests or gifts provided for the perpetual care of their burial lots as follows :-




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