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22 Benj. H. Sanborn & Co., as per bill, 30.40
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23 J. L. Hammett Co., supplies as per bill, 140.61
5 24 Charles Banker, transportation to Thetford Center, . 35.25
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25 Gilkey & Judd, 3 brooms, 2.25
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26 John Judd, services & postage 10.50
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11 27 John Walton, transportation 2 girls 5 wks, Union Village
15.00
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28 Lyndon Institute, tuition
Robert Allen and John Kinsman Jr, 24.00
11 29. E. Nugent, transportation to Thetford Center, 10.00
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11 30 Mattie French, cleaning Thet- ford Center school house, 6.00
11 31 Fred Cluckey, cleaning Thet- ford Hill school house, 6.00
11 32 R. H. Vaughan, cash for freight, express, etc., 5.88
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Oct. 11 33
Mrs. J. Simonds, boarding Kibbey girl, 4 wks, $ 12.00
16 34 Walter Barrows, boarding Spooner girls, 2 wks, 16.00
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35 Mary Hayes, teaching 4 wks at Rice Mills, 80.00
26 36
Minnie F. Randall, teaching 4 wks, at Union Village, 76.00
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37 Violet Pratt, teaching 4 wks, at Thetford Center, 88.00
26 38 Leone Thorne, teaching 4 wks, at Potato Hill, 80.00
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39 Leola Taft, teaching 4 wks, at Thetford Hill, 80.00
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40 Minnie R. Church, teaching 4 wks at North Thecford, 80.00
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41 Charlotte Vaughan teaching 4 wks at East Thetford, 80.00
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42 P. N. Moulton, wood at North Thetford, 16.42
3 42 Lenore Preston, teaching 4 wks at Post Mills, 80.00
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43 Perry Clark, board of Spooner girls, 2 wks, 16.00
3 44 Carrie Dailey, transportation at North Thetford, 32.00
3 45 Chas. Banker, transportation to Thetford Center, 24.00
3 46 J. A. Illsey, bal. for 8 wks, New Boston, 40.00
3 47 J. G. French, supplies and cash for sanitary work, 19.98
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48 E. A. Stowell, labor and cash paid out at U. Village, 10.00 ·
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49 C. H. Robinson, drawing wood, 4.00
9 50 Myron Robinson, putting in wood at Potato Hill, 4.00
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Nov. 16
51 Minnie F. Randall, teaching 4 wks at Union Village, $ 76.00
16 52 Leone Thorne, express and teaching 4 wks at Potato Hill, 81.10
16 53 Leola M. Tafc, teaching 4 wks at Thetford Village, 80.00
16. . 54 Minnie R. Church, teaching 4 wks at North Thetford, 80.00
16 55 Perry Clark. board of Spooner girls, 2 wks, 16.00
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Mary Hayes, teaching 4 wks, at Rice's Mills, 80.00
25 57 Violet Pratt, teaching 4 wks, at Thetford Center, 88.00
25 58 Charlotte Vaughan, teaching 4 wks at East Thetford, 80.00
25 59 Carrie Dailey, transportation 4 wks, 32.00
25 60 J. A. . Illsey, transportation 4 wks, 30.00
25
61 John Walton, transportation 5 wks, 15.00
25 62 H. W. Hewins, repairs at Rice's Mills, 1.00
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63 C. B. Maxham, refairs, cleaning and putting in wood, 11.35
30
64 A. B. Wilmot, cleaning house, Stevens school, 6.25
30 65 Mr. Joseph Young, cleaning house, North Thetford, 3.50
30
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Asa Cummings, cleaning house, Stevens school, 1.00
30
67 Lenore Preston, teaching 4 wks at Post Mills, 80.00
30 68 W. P. Slack, transportation 12 wks, 48.00
30
69 Arthur Smith, transportation 4 wks, 16.00
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Nov. 30 70 F. H. Burr, transportation 4 wks, $ 16.99 30 71 Alice F. Fifield, 28 music lessons, 42.00
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72 Perry Clark, boarding Spooner girls 2 wks, 16.00
30 73 L. W. Roberts, wood at Union Village, 4.50
30 74 O. E. Randall, sawing at Union Village, 1.00
Dec.
20 75 Chas. A. Wilcox, 2812, wks, tuition to Thetford Academy, 342.00
20 76 F. H. Everett, tuition of Cora Wilmot & Jean Blodgett, 24.00
20 77 F. W. Lewis, tuition of Erwin Cox, 12.00
20 78 Orin Robinson, janitor work, glass and poker, 5.18
20 79 John P. Morris, broom, 1.00
20 80 Mrs. W. H. Brown, trans- portation winter, spring and fall, 25.50
20 81 Perry Clark, board of Spooner girls, 4 wks, 32.00
20 82 J. A. Illsley, transportation to New Boston, 4 wks, 30.00
20 83 John Walton, transportation to Union Village, 4 wks, 12.00
20 84 Carrie Dailey, transportation to North Thetford, 4 wks, 32.00
20 85 Mary Hayes, teaching 4 wks at Rice's Mills, 80.00
20 86 Minnie F. Randall, teaching 4 wks at Union Village, 76.00
20 87 Violet Pratt, teaching 4 weeks at Thetford Center, 88.00
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88 Lenore Preston, teaching 3 weeks at Post Mills, 60.00
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Dec. 20 89 Leola Taft, janitor work and teaching 4 weeks at Thetford Hill,
$ 83.50
20 90 Minnie R. Church, teaching 4 weeks at North Thetford, 80.00
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91 Charlotte Vaughan, teaching 4 weeks at East Thetford, 80.00
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92 Emma Coombs, teaching 12 weeks at Stevens School,
240.00
20 93
Beulah . Stearns, teaching 2 weeks at Potato Hill, 40.00
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94
A. B. Clark, irons for stove at Union Village, 1.75
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95 Town of Norwich, 5 tuitions at $10, one at $6.75, 56.75
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96 Edward E. Babb & Co., water jars and supplies, 29.20
23
97 Silver Burdett & Co., Text Books, 75.08
23 98
D. A. Fraser, Text Books, 1.44
23
99
Benj. H. Sanborn, Text Books,
2.90
23
100
Current Events, papers,
28.80
23 101
J. G. French, case of paper towels and 12 holders, 14.75
Jan.
7 102
Lawrence McKnight, janitor at East Thetford, Spring Term, 6.00
7 103
R. H. Vaughan, labor and cash for freight and express, 9.99
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104 Mrs. J. Simonds, board of Kib- bey girl, 10 weeks, 40.00
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105 C. A. Wilcox, 4 cords wood at North Thetford, 40.00
13 106 John M. Bedell, 4 cords wood at East Thetford, 40.00
18 107 J. W. Young, sawing 8 cords wood and repairs at North Thetford, 13.00 1
18 108 Alice F. Fifield, 19 music lessons, 25.50
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Jan. 24 109 Reginald Fifield, 6 cords dry wood, $ 66.00
24 110 Chas. Banker, janitor service, Thetford Center, 3.50
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111 Favor C. Jenkins, janitor ser- vices, and kindlings for Thet- ford Hill, 8.00
24 112 Lyndon Institute, tuition Ro- bert Allen and John Kinsman Jr., 24.00
24 113 J. H. Cloud, 2 cords dry wood in shed and moving 1/2 cord, 26.00
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114 T. C. Green, transportation 16 days Union Village, 8.00
24 115 John Walton, transportation 31/2 weeks Union Village, 10.00
24 116 J. A. Illsley, transportation 4 weeks, 30.00
24 117 Carrie Dailey, transportation 4 weeks, 32.00
24 118
Mary Hayes, teaching 4 weeks at Rice's Mills, 92.00
24 119 Minnie F. Randall, teaching 4 weeks at Union Village, 80.00
24 120 Violet Pratt, teaching 4 weeks at Thetford Center, 88.00
24 121 Lenore Preston, teaching 4 weeks at Post Mills, 80.00
24 122 Leola M. Taft, teaching 4 weeks at Thetford Hill, 80.00
24 123 Arlo Hatch, teaching 4 weeks at Stevens School, 80.00
24 124 Charlotte Vaughan, teaching 4 weeks at East Thetford, 80.00
24 125 Minnie R. Church, teaching 4 weeks at North Thetford, 80.00
24 126 Beulah Stearns, teaching 4 weeks at Potato Hill, 80.00
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Jan. 24 127
Mrs. Betsey King, janitor Fall term Rice's Mills, $ 6.00
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128
Minnie Randall, janitor and kindling, Union Village, 9.00
24
129 Mrs. J. Simonds, board of Kib- by girl, 4 weeks, 16.00
24
130
Mrs. R. C. McKelvey, board of 2 Spooner girls, 4 weeks, 32.00
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131 James Moran, 5 cords Maple butts, 60.00
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132
L. B. Morse, expenses and cash paid out, 2.50
25
133 E. E. Whitcomb, supplies as per bill, 2.67
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134 J. W. Young, sawing 5 cords wood, 7.50
Total,
$ 10,152.47
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF THETFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY
For some years Thetford has made an appropiation of $35.00 a year for the support of the Town Library. Of this money $10.00 has been paid the Librarian, $10.00 for the use of the Latham Memorial Library and this has left $15.00 for the purchase of new books. Some of the time the money for new books has not been expended and the money has been accumulating. This year this has all been used and $80.00 spent for books and the librarian paid up to July 1920 and the rent of the Latham Library is also paid to that date. The Town now has quite a sizable Library of its own books and having the use of the Latham Library gives us a much better collection than is usually found outside of the large towns. The books have been carefully selected and are free for the use of any person of the town.
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REPORT OF DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICER
There were 96 cases of contagious diseases reported to this office during the year. A case of small pox was discovered in the west part of the town during the month of September. My attention being called to the character of the eruption together with the history that the patient previously had chicken pox, was most suspicious. I visited this family at once, and found a typical case of small pox, in a mild form. I was able to trace the source of the disease to Worcester, Vt., where several cases existed, with no suspicion that the disease was small pox. The early discovery of the Thetford case probably prevented a wide spread epidemic, a rigid quarantine and vaccination soon had the disease under control. Four cases subsequently developed in the family in Thetford, with no fatalities.
This experience emphasizes the importance of the reporting of all diseases of a suspicious character to the Health Officer, without delay. There is ample proof that a most severe and even fatal epidemic may start from a single mild case, of any of the group of contagious diseases.
There has been more than the usual interest taken in health problems the past year "The Child's Welfare Con- ference" held in connection with the fair at Post Mills was most successful, and again demonstrates that no matter how far apart the opinions of people may be on problems in general, they are all of one mind when it comes to the question of improving the public health, and the conser- vation of human lives.
I recommend to the people of my native town; that interest in health matters so splendidly supported, should not be allowed to become dormant. Local organizations and public spirited citizens should in every way possible promote these important issues, and to this cause I am anxious to assist you always.
Sanitary inspections of the summer schools, which includes the source of the milk and water supplies, has been made. I found the sanitary arrangements at these schools, con-
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structed along modern lines and citizens would do well to pattern after them in the caring for human waste, and the disposal of garbage, thereby preventing the spread of disease through fly contamination.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES REPORTED
Whooping Cough,
8
Measles,
0
Mumps,
45
Chicken Pox,
8
German Measles,
0
Scarlet Fever,
4
Diphtheria,
0
Poliomyelitis,
0
Influenza,
27
Typhoid Fever,
0
Pneumonia,
0
Total,
92
MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS
No. of school houses inspected, 9
No. of pupils examined,
118
No. of pupils defective,
36
Health talks in schools,
9
BIRTHS AND DEATHS
No. of births reported during the year, 1920,
18
Male,
8
Female,
10
No. of deaths reported during the year, 1920, Male, 11
20
Female,
9
Sanitary Inspections, 30
Houses quarantined 76
Visits to quarantined families, "; 5
Nuisances investigated, 7
Respectfully Submitted,
CLARENCE H. BURR, M. D. Health Officer.
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DOG ACCOUNT
N. H. Porter, Town Clerk.
Debit
By licensing 92 dogs at $2.00,
$184.00
By licensing 3 dogs at $6.00,
18.00
By licensing 2 dogs at $10.00,
20.00
By licensing 5 dogs at $5.00,
25.00
By licensing 3 dogs $2.00,
6.00
Transfer from Town fund to dog fund,
147.25
$400.25
Credit
To license fees 105 dogs at 15 cents,
$15.75
To W. C. Sanborn, damage,
50.00
To Wm. Bond, damage,
128.00
To C. E. Clayton, damage,
25.00
To W. B. Palmer, damage,
37.50
To W. A. Willoughby, damage,
55.00
To Oliver Randall, damage,
56.00
To G. L. Vaughan, damage,
10.00
To A. E. Smith, damage,
3.00
To W. E. Tucker, adjustment,
8.00
To C. A. Adams, adjustment,
1.00
To C. C. Emerson, adjustment,
11.00
$400.25
INVENTORY OF TOWN PROPERTY
Two road machines,
$200.00
One dump cart,
70.00
Two snow rollers,
200.00
One pair trucks,
15.00
Two stone drags,
9.00
Two plows,
30.00
Fifteen stone drills.
5.00
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Two striking hammers,
$ 1.50
One sledge hammer,
1.00
Two forks, 1.00
Three bush snaths and scythe,
3.00
Five stone bars,
3.00
Ten shovels,
10.00
Three square pointed shovels,
1.75
Four picks,
4.00
Six pin tags for picking stone,
3.00
Two drag hones,
20.00
GUIDE BOARD REPORT
2 Thetford Hill, 2 at C. S. Wilmot Corner, 2 at North Thetford, 2 at Lord's Corner, 1 near Murphy's place, 2 at East Thetford, 1 near school house dist. 3, 2 at Sam Strong corner, 2 near H. H. Hartson, 1 at Knowles place, 2 at. Union Village, 2 at Buzzell Bridge, 1 near P. T. Clark's, 1 Rice's Mills Corner, 1 Campbell Corner, 5 at Kinborn's Corner. 1 near Cook bridge, 2 near Lucas place, 2 near N. H. Porter's. 1 at A. M. French's Corner, 1 at W. A. Willoughby's Corner, 1 at Barker Corner, 1 near Fish Rod Factory, 2 near Post Mills Bridge, 2 Coburn Corner, 1 near Post Mills Church, 1 near Lake House, 3 at E. Davis Corner.
W. E. TUCKER,
C. A. ADAMS, C. C. EMERSON, Selectmen of Thetford.
Thetford. Vt., Jan. 31, 1921.
POOR FARM ACCOUNT
Oen year rent April 1, 1920 to April 1, 1921, $115.00
Repairs on buildings, shingles, roof and labor, $35.56
By check to balance to April 1, 1921,
79.44
$115.00
$115.00
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STATEMENT OF TOWN FINANCES
E. M. Fullington Estate,
$431.04
Emily Parker,
434.20
Ada Parker, 738.72
Sarah L. Johnson,
917.73
H. W. Hewins,
807.39
Ellen Rogers,
422.15
No. 94 Nat. Bank of Orange County,
2,000.00
No. 115 Nat. Bank of Orange County,
1,000.00
$6,751.23
Assets
Due on Kinney Place,
$500.00
Due from Kenney Auction,
101.04
Uncollected taxes,
545.66
Amount due from State,
873.27
Cash and bank deposit,
1,401.49
3,421.46
Town indebtedness, $ 3,329.77
We have examined the above acct. and find same to be correct.
C. W. SAYRE, H. H. SOUTHWORTH, JOHN KINSMAN, Auditors. 1
AUDITOR'S REPORT
The board of School Directors recommend to the Auditors that a Town tax of $1.20 be raised for school expenses.
The board of Selectmen recommend to the Auditors that a town tax of $1.30 be raised for current expenses. Grand List, $ 7,529.00 C. W. SAYRE, H. H. SOUTHWORTH, JOHN KINSMAN.
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MARRIAGES FOR THE YEAR, 1920
Jan. 29 Ralph A. Palmer and Ruth E. Cadwell.
Mar. 24 Frank E. Bonnett and Rose C. Wilcox. June 21 John C. Raese and Alice N. McKelvey. June 30 Guy C. Brockway and Mary E. Lund.
Sept. 1 William N. Robinson and L. Susie Sayre.
Sept. 25 Clarence A. Burt and Mildred S. Poland.
Oct. 15 Harold Putnam and Goldie Story.
Oct. 30 Gerald H. Wilson and Marian L. Palmer.
BIRTHS WITH DATES AND NAMES
Jan. 14 Merton Hurlbutt Boyd.
Feb. 15 Nellie Corlis Knight.
Feb. 15
Bragg.
Feb. 19 Clifford Sayre Robinson.
Feb. 24 -- Bailey,
July 5 George William King.
Aug. 11 Ellen Beryl Campbell.
Aug. 19 Priscilla Frances Ames.
Aug. 28 Rowell.
Sept. 1 Mildred Irene Fifield.
Sept. 5 Josephine Elizabeth Moran.
Sept. 17 Agnes Elizabeth Downing.
Oct. 31 John Henry Walton.
Oct. 24 Charles William Cook.
Nov. 2 Ruth Esther Palmer.
Nov. 23 Bernard Fletcher Cummings.
Dec. 12 Norman Everett Maxfield.
Dec.
12 Carrol Henry Jenkins.
DEATHS WITH DATES, NAME AND AGE
Yrs. Mo. Days
Jan. 13 Albert Eugene Dailey
57
9
3
Jan. 29 Mary Ann Robinson,
91
1
5
Feb. 5 William A. Hurlbut,
31
11
1
Feb.
15 Bragg,
0
0
0
Feb.
17 Helen A. Bragg,
24
2
5
58
Yrs.
Mo. Days
Feb. 24
-Bailey,
0
0
0
Feb. 25 Lena Wyman Bailey.
28
1
1 .
Feb. 29 Gilman G. Bacon,
71
0
9
Apr. 19 William Latham Murfey,
71
5
6
Apr.
30 George Mason Gibson,
59
4
24
May
19
Eva May Strong,
63
8
May
29
Sidney Kinney,
73
9
19
June 9
78
3
21
Aug.
28
George Washington Howe, -Rowell,
0
0
0
Oct. 29
Henry Franklin Wilcox,
68
10
13
Oct. 24 Charles William Cook.
0
0
0
Oct. 25 Jennie May Towle,
77
0
19
Nov.
14 Phidelia Mead,
76
8
12
Dec.
14 Amanda L. Clough.
90
6
1
Dec. 19
Alexander P. Slack,
87
10
13
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1
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WARNING
The legal voters of the Town of Thetford are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Town House in said Thetford, Tuesday, March 1st, 1921, A. D. at 10 o'clock a. m. to transact the following business.
Art. 1. To elect a moderator.
Art. 2. To elect a Town Clerk.
Art. 3. To hear and act upon the reports of the several Town Officers.
Art. 4. To see if the Town will authorize and empower the selectmen to appoint a road commissioner, or elect by ballot, and to elect all necessary Town Officers.
Art. 5. To raise a tax to pay the indebtedness of the Town and to pay current expenses.
Art. 6. To raise a highway tax.
Art. 7. To raise a school tax.
Art. 8. To see if the Town will vote money for the benefit of the Grand Army Memorial Day.
Art. 9. To see if the Town will vote any money to take advantage of the State highway aid law, and if so,how much.
Art. 10. Shall license be granted for the sale of in- toxicating liquors in Town.
Art. 11. Shall license of fifth class be granted in Town.
Art. 12. To elect a Town library commission for five years.
Art. 13. To see what action the Town will take, if any in regard to a memorial to the soldiers of the world war.
Art. 14. To see if the Town will vote to turn over annually the income of the C. A. Guild and T. W. D. Worthen Cemetery fund to the Post Mills Cemetery Association Inc.
Art. 15. Shall the Town Hall at Thetford Center, be used for public dances.
Art. 16. To transact any other business proper to come before said meeting.
W. E. TUCKER, C. A. ADAMS, C. C. EMERSON, Selectmen of Thetford.
Thetford, Jan. 31, 1921.
No snow bills will be paid unless authorized by the Select- men.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Thetford
Vermont
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1
1922
LAMB, THE PRINTER BARRE, VERMONT
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Thetford
Vermont
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY Ist
1922
LAMB, THE PRINTER BARRE, VERMONT
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TOWN OF THETFORD 1921.
The following business was transacted at the annual Town Meeting March 1st A. D. 1921.
1 Meeting called to order by C. A. Adams.
2 Elected, C. A. Adams, Moderator.
3 Elected, N. H. Porter, Town Clerk. Appointed, K. C. Porter, Assistant Town Clerk.
4 Voted, To accept Auditor's report as printed.
5 Voted, Selectmen to appoint Road Commissioner.
6 Elected, F. E. Hatch, Selectman for 3 years.
7 Elected, C. C. Cook, Lister for 3 years.
8 Elected, G. A. Fifield, Overseer of Poor.
9 Elected, E. N. Heaton, Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes.
10 Elected, L. B. Morse, School director for 3 years.
11 Elected, Grover C. Fifield, Auditor for 3 years.
12 Elected, C. A. Powell, Trustee of Public Money.
13 Elected, Hial S. Colton, First Constable. Elected, Richard Welch, Second Constable.
14 Voted, The income of Worthen and Guild cemetery fund to Post Mills Cemetery Trustee.
15 Elected, John P. Morris, Town Grand Jury. .
16 Elected, E. N. Heaton, Cemetery Trustee.
17 Elected, C. A. Adams, Agent to Deed Town Property.
18 Elected, C. A. Adams, Agent to prosecute and defend suits.
19 Elected, James Whitcomb, Tree Warden.
Voted, Town Tax, $1.30. Voted, Highway Tax, .30.
Voted, School Tax, 1.15.
20 Voted, Grand Army, $60.00. .
21 Voted, State Highway $350.00.
22 Voted, E. C. Bond, Library Commissioner for 5 years.
23 Voted, To pass over Article 13, in Warning.
24 Voted, 92 yes, 38 no, to use Town House for Public dances, as the Selectmen may provide.
25 Appointive Officers, by Selectmen :- RAY POWELL, C. W. SAYRE, P. F. CARTER,
L. B. MORSE,
Surveyors of wood and lumber.
3
C. S. WILMOT, S. C. STEVENS, W. E. TUCKER,
Fence Viewers.
L. B. ALLEN,
Pound Keeper.
26 Voted, To invite T. W. D. Worthen to speak and to re- port on what Thetford Academy had done in the past year with money received from the Town. 27 Voted, To adjourn.
A true copy. Attest, N. H. PORTER,
Town Clerk.
TREASURER'S REPORT E. N. Heaton, Treasurer Debit
1921.
Feb. 1 Cash on hand
$ 1,401.49
1 From Kinney auction sale 101.04
3 From State Highway Auto Main- tenance fund 1920 190.00
10 From Fine in Higgins suit
10.00
12 From H. S. Colton on tax bill for 1920 271.59
March 11 From State Maintenance fund for 1920 resurfacing 683.44
18 From Nat. Bank of Orange Co. money borrowed
1,000.00
April
8 From Tuition from Lyme scholars winter term 1920-1921 28.00
May
2 From Nat. Bank of Orange Co. money borrowed
1,500.00
12 From Nat. Bank of Orange Co. money borrowed
1,000.00
24 From Nat. Bank of Orange Co. money borrowed
1,000.00
June
7 From Nat. Bank of Orange Co. money borrowed 1,000.00
13 From Nat. Bank of Orange Co. money borrowed
1,000.00
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16 From Hattie Woods note 50.00
21 From Tuition from Lyme scholars 16.00
24 From Tuition from town of Nor- wich for 1918-19-20-21 317.78
24 From Nat. Bank of Orange Co. money borrowed
1,000.00
8 H. S. Colton on tax bill for 1920 28.19
18 From School directors for cement sold 2.00
19 From C. E. Bacon rent on Poor farm 32.00
24 From State for advanced instruc- tion 332.32
24 From State for transportation and board of scholars 547.88
24 From State Trained Teachers employed
726.00
24 From State for rebate on current expenses 57.60
27 From Town tax bill for 1921 9,467.83
27 From Town Highway tax bill for 1921
2,210.65
27 From Town School tax bill for 1921 :
8,362.64
29 From College land rent 20.00
29 From School land rent 51.54
Dec.
1 From Tuition from Strafford fall term 10.00
10 From Tuition from Lyme Schol- ars fall term 24.00
28 From Thetford Star Grange for · use of school house 2.40
1922.
Jan. 11 From School Directors for use of School House 1.00
13 From State Auto Maintenance fund for 1921
728.27
17 From State for unselected High- ways for 1921 1,092.06
18 From Transfer from dog fund to Town fund 197.90
18 From State Permanent Highway work 700.00
Sept. Oct.
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18 From State 5% Highway Tax (unexpended balance) 923.41
18 From Overseer of Poor on Fannie Kenneys case 227.14
19 From Tuition from West Fairlee Scholars 10.00
26 From Bal. of years rent on Poor farm 77.65
$36,402.42
Credit
By Selectmen's old orders
$ 3,000.00
Selectmen's new orders
12,195.65
School orders
11,978.41
Highway Com. orders
3,154.31
Overseer of Poor orders
1,077.09
State Highway orders
2,015.50
Sundries
43.00
Uncollected taxes
861.02
Cash and Bank deposit
2,077.44
$36,402.42
Money Received for Schools From State
·
Transportation and board
$ 547.88
Advanced Instruction
332.32
Trained Teachers employed
626.00
Rebate on current expenses
57.60
From Town
Town school tax bill
$ 8,362.64
School land rent
51.54
Tuition from other towns
405.77
Cement sold
2.00
For use of school house hall
3.40
$10,489.15
Money Received for Highways State Auto Maintenance fund for 1920 $ 190.00
State Auto Maintenance fund for 1920
(resurfacing) 783.44
State Auto Maintenance fund for 1921
628.27
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State Auto Maintenance fund for 1921 Un- Selected highways
1,092.06
State Highway Permanent work 1921
700.00
State 5% tax unexpended balance 1921
923.41
Town Highway tax bill 1921
2,210.65
$ 6,627.83
E. N. HEATON,
Town Treasurer.
ORDERS DRAWN BY SELECTMEN Feb. 1, 1921 to Jan. 31, 1922
Feb.
1 Hial Colton on W. A. Higgins bill $ 9.50
9 A. L. Wilcox Highway work Apr.
5, 1920 to Jan. 25, 1921 26.20
24 P. H. Gobie Printing 550 Town reports
118.40
24 H. S. Colton Commission on E. A. and L. B. Stowell tax 2.38
24 Fred Howard 40 Cedar Posts 10.00
24 D. W. Wilson labor on highway
2.67
24 W. E. Tucker express and postage and delivering reports
6.17
24 W. P. Slack, plank and railings
12.24
26 W. F. Clark, breaking roads
1.00
Mar. 2 W. H. Hoar, snow work
12.25
4 C. A. Wilcox, insurance town library 3.08
4 N. I. Wilmot, winter work
18.00
4 H. S. Colton, two days at Primary and election 1920 6.00
4 Rob Vaughan, 1160 feet plank
46.40
12 Henry Hartson, 5 hours with team winter work
3.33
12 Jas. Doyle, winter work 1920-21
3.00
18 Nat. Bank of Orange Co. borrowed money
1,000.00
24 Max F. Hill, labor on culvert and washout 12.17
24 T. B. Johnson, labor on culvert
14.25
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24 Thurman Robinson, labor on cul- vert 8.00
24 Charles Palmer, labor on culvert 8.00
30 L. Myers Flags for G. A. R. 14.22
31 Lee W. Bacon, turning water and cleaning ditches
5.50
Apr. 26 L. B. Emerson, labor and material on Bridge 8.50
26 N. E. Road Machine Co. for blade
12.00
26 H. H. Southworth, lumber and auditor
6.50
2 Walter F. Scott, re-distribution U. S. Deposit money 154.31
2 Nat. Bank of Orange Co. Bor- rowed money
1,500.00
2 Elgin A. Johnson, 11/2 days on bridge 4.50
2 W. E. Tucker, 1 day on bridge
3.00
2 Closson Barrett, 11/2 days on bridge 4.50
2 R. H. Vaughan, 1 day on bridge
3.00
9 L. B. Emerson, 2 M plank
70.00
12 Nat. Bank of Orange Co. bor- rowed money
1,000.00
16 Harry Palmer, labor on culvert
9.33
18 Town of Lyme, planking Conn. River Bridge
108.79
18 Harry Stebbins, 14 old ties
1.54
23 Chas. R. Cummings, 4 order books
5.00
23 Geo. H. Porter, snowing bridge
5.00
23 Chas. S. Wilmot, driving hearse
12.00
23 N. E. Road Machine Co. for blade
12.00
24 Nat. Bank of Orange Co. bor- rowed money
1,000.00
26 J. R. Jacobs, 48 lbs. nails
3.17
27 H. M. Mattison, County tax
112.89
30 L. Myers, G. A. R. Memorial Day
45.78
2 Walter F. Scott, Int. U. S. Deposit money
111.09
2 The Barrett Co. 3 bbls. Tarvia B. 24.48
2 C. A. Adams, freight and cartage
8.74
6 W. H. Willoughby, 6 days labor at Poor Farm 18.00
6 G. R. Fifield, 300 feet Hemlock 10.50
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June
May
8
7 Nat. Bank of Orange Co. Bor- rowed money 1,000.00
11 M. C. Wheelock Cutting bushes 20.00
11 Lebanon Mch. Co. 24' feet 12"
13 Nat. Bank of Orange Co. borrowed money 1,000.00
20 C. K. Hosford & Co. 8 M Shingles at Poor Farm 44.00
20 Jerome Jackman, work on bridge 2.00
20 C. C. Emerson express bill paid 2.43
20 Wm. Jenkins labor Farnsworth Corner 12.00
20 Lawrence Bond labor Farnsworth Corner 19.50
20 Chas. Palmer labor Farnsworth Corner 12.00
20 Arlo Hatch Farnsworth Corner 12.00
24 Nat. Bank of Orange Co. Int. to July 1 120.37
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