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Art. 18. To see if the town will vote to exempt from taxa- tion a proprosed new industry promoted by Messrs. Hudson, McLeod and Lang, for a term of five years.
Art. 19.
WHEREAS pursuant to a vote passed in special town meeting of the legal voters of the town of Mor- gan in the County of Orleans and State of Vermont, Said meeting having been warned for that purpose and held November 25th., 1919 the selectmen of the Town of Brighton in the County of Essex and State of Vermont, were notified to meet with the select- men of said town of Morgan at the office of Harry B. Amey in the village of Island Pond in said town of Brighton, Wednesday the 7th day of January A. D., 1920, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of agreeing, if possible, on the location of the bound- ary line dividing said Towns of Morgan and Brighton
the location of said boundary line, according to the contention of said Selectmen of Morgan, now being uncertain and in dispute,
AND WHEREAS the matter is now in abeyance and no agree- ment has been reached by and between the select- men of said towns of Morgan and Brighton.
NOW THEREFORE
(1) To determine in what manner the town will carry into effect a compromise for the location of said boundary line aforesaid.
(2) To determine whether the town of Brighton will vote to authorize its selectmen to locate such line by agree- ment, and as agents of said town to sign and execute all agreements, papers, deeds and conveyances necessary therefor, emply counsel, competent surveyors and assist- ants to examine records and other evidence and to locate and survey such line and to mark the same agreeably to the laws of the State of Vermont.
(3) To determine whether the town will vote to authorize its selectmen, if such line is not agreed upon as is provided for by aw, to bring in the name of the town of Brighton a petition to the supreme court, making the town of Mor- gan defendant, for the appointment of commissioners to locate the line.
WHEREAS for a great many years last past the Pherrin's River Bridge at or near Butters Mill so-called has, by some agreement or understanding by and between the town of Brighton of Brighton in the County of Essex and State of Vermont and the town of Mor- gan in the County of Orleans and State of Vermont, been maintained partially by the town of Brighton and partially by the town of Morgan, it having been . made to appear that a small portion of said bridge was in the said town of Brighton.
AND WHEREAS on the 16th. day of June, A. D., 1919 notice was sent to F. E. Boyce, John Thurston and D. C. Foss as Selectmen of the town of Brighton by A. H. Grout of Newport, Vermont, for the selectmen of Morgan giving them, as selectmen of the town of
Brighton, notice that the town of Morgan would here- after have nothing to do with the maintenance or construction of the bridge above named, said letter also, among other things, stating that it further ap- pears, after careful investigation, that the true line between the towns of Brighton and Morgan is so lo- cated, upon recent careful surveyl, made upon the old recorded surveys of the town, that the bridge in ques tion is wholly within the town of Brighton and hence should be wholly maintained by said town.
NOW THEREFORE
(1) To determine what action, if any, the town of Brighton will take relative to the determination of the true loca- tion of said bridge.
(2) To determine whether the town of Brighton will vote to authorize its selectmen to ascertain as nearly as Is pos- sible as to do the true location of said bridge with respect to town or county lines or to make such agreement as to location and maintenance of said bridge or any portion thereof with the selectmen or authorized agents of said town of Morgan or the officers of the Highway depart- ment of theState of Vermont or the respective counties of Orleans or Essex, as said selectmen of said Brighton may deem just and proper, and as agents of said town to sign and execute all agreements, papers and deeds and conveyances necessary therefor, employ counsel, compet- ent surveyors and assistants to examine records and other evidence relative thereto and to do all matters and things necessary in the premises.
(3) To determine what action, if any, the town of Brighton will take relative to the maintenance of said bridge or any part thereof.
Art. 20. To transact any other business that may legally be transacted at said meeting.
F. E. BOYCE, D. C. FOSS, JR., JOHN W. THURSTON,
Selectmen.
Dated at Brighton, this 16th. day of February, A. D., 1920.
ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE
Town Officers OF THE TOWN OF Brighton Vermont
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1921
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ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE
Town Officers OF THE TOWN OF Brighton Vermont
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1921
Your auditors have examined the accounts of the various officers and find them as follows :
SELECTMENS' ACCOUNT
Oredrs have been drawn by the board to meet the demands mentioned. Vouchers have been tak- en and filed in the Town Clerks office for inspection. 84 Fred Bellrose, snow roads, $ 30 20 48 00 85 Dennis Twofoot,
86 H. T. Hurley,
4 40
87 Geo. F. Pewpaw,
$ 20
89 J. A. Wallace, 7 50
90 C. H. Towle,
6 40
91 Alfred Boutin,
31 00
92 O. J. Webster,
3.60
93 G. E. Fraser,
14 00
95 S. C. Parker,
14 00
96 Edward Hawkins,
6 00
97
Ed King, land damage, winter road,
5 00
98
A. Stott, snow roads,
11 00
99 Walter Bumps,
36 00
101
A. Bedard,
7 00
103
Geo. H. Taylor,
£ 60
104
F. E Boyce, paid for snow roads
14 20
106 Foss & Co.
51 00
107
Jos. Boutin,
50
109
A. Bedard,
4 00
111
A. Bedard,
3 50
117
G. Morrisette,
1 75
119 H. A. Stevens,
10 50
120 A. Bedard,
3 80
160
T. C. Paradis,
12 00
175
Bert Corliss,
1 60
192
A. C. Colby,
210 85
231
A. C. Colby,
35 00
280
A. C. Colby,
50 00
286
Wm. Campbell,
1 05
290
Fred Bellrose,
4 10
291
Arthur Dupree,
14 40
338 S. R. Norcross, stairs, overpass, 20
3 00
352 Jos. Morrisette, snow road,
6 50
357 E. E. Davis, snow road,
362 Jos. Welch, 97 hours stairs
28 .0
75 W J Barry, 55 hrs. sidewalk, Sidewalk
235 F. E. Boyce, 1408 ft. plank
$ 73 42
248 James Samson, labor,
300 00
270 F. E. Boyce, 620 ft. plank, 37 44
276 James Samson, labor 200 00
279 Bosworth Store Co., cement and railing 605 77 200 00 282 James Samson, labor
296 Bosworth Store Co., cement
129 11
296 Bosworth Store Co., nails,
72
309 James Samson, labor
200 00
317 James Samson, labor
546 96
318
F. E. Boyce, plank
11 00
361 James Samson, labor on railing
12 00
paint and brushes
6 42
$2327 64
Bridges
237 Fudge Grant, 1 day labor, gore road $ 3 50
238 Fudge Grant, 1 day labor, gore road 3 50
239 G. E. Aldrich, repairs, gore road 11 00
241 Henry Willey, repairs, labor, gore road
5 00
244 Fudge Grant, 1 day labor gore road
3 50
270 F. E. Boyce, 2624 ft. plank 120 68
277 W. J. Barry, repairs, railroad street 2 50
292 A. J. Applebee, 88 ft. lumber 3 52
302 R. E. Drew, repairs, Webster mill bridge 4 00
323 Jos. Morrissette, reps, Castonguay place, 12 00
363 G. E. Aldrich, labor, bridge, gore road 2 50
team hauling lumber 2 50
174 20
Watering Trough
339 Edward King, 3 00
340 Agnes Rexford,
3 00
$6 00
6 00
336 H. H. Hobson, survey
20 00
22 00
Salaries
71 E. R. Harvey, Auditor $ 24 50
72 Fred Paquette, Auditor 17 50
73 Ovilla Lacroix, Auditor 13 50
79 Pauline I. Welch, Asst. Town Clerk, 2 00
80 M. L. Dyer, Ballot Clerk
2 00
81 W. H. Kane, 0 00
82 W. A. Paine, 2 00
83 Henry Turgeon
2.00
88 J. R. Applebee, attending ballot box
3 00
attending booths
3 00
102 E. A. Bemis, Overseer of Poor,
205 M. L. Dyer, Ballot Clerk
2 00
253 P. A. Bartlett, 13 days Lister
39 00
285 H. E. Randall Fire Chief
50 00
287 W. A. Paine, 131% days Lister
54 00
Expenses to Guildhall, 6 00
238 J. S. Sweeney, 181% days Lister 74 00
1 day Moderator
1 00
Exp. to Listers Meeting
9 23
Team hire Clerk hire 2 00
207 P. A. Bartlett, Ballot Clerks 24 00
J. R. Applebee attng booths 8 50
200 G. I. Pyer, 455 names school census 308 14 18 20 $03 GLDrer,collecting $30,814.08 @ 1%
305 C. R. Powell, legal services
90 00
:18 P. A Bartlett, ballot clerk
28 00
Exp. bootha,
6 34
221 Farlin. I. Welch, making check list
5 00
245 G. L. Dyer, Town Clerk,
200 00
Town Treasurer
25 00
Water Com. Treasurer
125 00
Water Commissioner
25 00
346 A. Stott, Water Commissioner
25 00
347 C. E. Foss, Water Commissioner
25 00
348 D. C. Foss, Jr., Selectman
20 0
349 F. E Boyce, Selectman,
20 00
350 J. W. Thurston, Selectman Chairman 50 00
351 A. J. Applebee, Overseer of Poor
75 00
$1498 66
2 50
€ 25
Repairs on Factory Building
Pete Cheverier, 3 days labor
12 00
121 122 D. H. Wing, 3 days labor 12 00 123 F. E. Boyce, 20 00 25 00 124 C. J. Cross, 5 days labor, M. B. Parent, 5 days labor, 125 20 00 126 H. Cole, 5 days labor, 20 00
Clyde Manzer, 5 days labor
20 00
127 12 00 128 S. C. Parker, 3 days labor 129 W. R. Danforth, 5 days labor 17 50
C. Corbin, 41/2 days labor
9 00
Harold Currier, 5 days labor,
20 00
John Pelkey, 5 days labor,
20 00
E. D. Hawkins, 5 days labor, 20 00
H. T. Farrell, 3 days labor 9 00
20 00
J. O. Lapointe, 3 days labor,
9 00
C. W. Kittridge, 5 days labor
20 00
H. Smith, 5 days labor,
20 00
P. R. Moultroupe, 5 days labor
20 00
J. L. Morse, 4 days labor
16 00
Foss & Company, material
175 57
Foss & Co., material,
89 49
P. Cheverier, 2 days labor F. E. Boyce,
20 00
H. Cole, 1 day labor
4 00
M. B. Parent, 1% day labor
2 00
H. Smith, 6 days labor
24 00
P. Moultroupe, 6 days labor
24 90
Edward Hawkins, 5 days labor
20 00
C. J. Cross, 6 days labor
39 00
C. Corbin, 5 days labor
10 00
J. L. Morse, 41% days labor,
18 0
J. L. Morse, 41% days labor,
18 00
152 153 154 155
Clyde Manzer, 31% days labor H. Currier, 4 davs labor John Merrill, 41% davs labor
16 00
18 00
156
S. C. Parker, 21/2 days labor
10 00
157 158 159
W. R. Danforth, 2 days labor O. J. Webster, 2 days labor
8 00
C. W. Kittredge, 3 days labor
12 00
162 Geo. L. Dyer, 6 No. Packing, G T R
3 10
163
F. E. Boyce
20 00
130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152
O. J. Webster, 5 days labor
8 00
14 00
7 00
10 00
C. J. Cross, 2 days labor
P. R. Moultroupe, 5 days labor 20 00
H. Smith 51/2 days labor, 22 00
Edward Hawkins, 4 days labor 20 00
Edward Hawkins, 4days labor with team t 00 J. L. Morse, 6 days labor 24 00
J. T. Merrill, 6 days labor 24 00
L. H. Currier, 6 days labor 24 00
C. Corbin, 6 days labor
12 00
M. B. Parent, 11/2 days labor 6 00
George F. Devine, inspecting boiler 20 36
H. H. Hobson, machinery, pulleys, 25 00
Harold Currier, 6 days labor
24 00
J. T. Merrill, 2 days labor 12 00
John L. Morse, 3 days labor
P. R. Moultroupe, 6 days labor 12 60
C. Corbin, 6 days labor, 12 00
Edward Hawkins, 41/2 dys labor & team 24 75
Henry Smith, 4 days labor 16 00
C. J. Cross, 1 day labor 5 00
Jas. Worth, Ex. chgs., 2 bxs engine parts ? 82 8 00 P. R. Moultroupe, 2 days labor
12 00
L. H. Currier, 6 days labor
24 00
P. R. Moultroupe, 1 days labor
4 00
C. Cross, 3 days labor
15 00
Edward Hawkins, 2 days with team
11 00
F. E. Boyce
20 00
Foss & Co., labor and material
370 56
206
H. Smith, 5 days labor
20 00
207 209 210
H. Smith, 2 days labor
3 00
215
Bosworth Store Co., supplies
611 40
217
R. Smith, 4 days labor
16 00
C. Corbin, 1/5 days labor
1 00
10 00
20 00
7 50
20 00
225
Ronald Moffett, 1/2 day labor
1 00
164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 194 195 196 197 198 H. Smith, 5 days labor
218 219 C. J. Cross, 2 days labor 222 C. J. Cross 4 days labor C. Corbin, 31/2 days labor 223 224 Henry Smith, 5 days labor
11 00
C. Corbin, 6 days labor 12 00
Edward Hawkins, 2 days with team
20 00
199 200 201 204
C. Corbin, 6 days labor,
3 00
226 227 233
F. E. Boyce, material F. Paquette, Jr., 1020 ft. flooring & frt 110 56 Geo. L. Dyer, Fitchburg Steam Engine Co. repairs on engine, 97 01
234 Henry Smith, 11/2 day labor
124 46
240 James Samson, labor
26 35
242 C. J. Cross, 51% days labor
28 75
245 T. T. Denesha, 2 days labor
9 00
249
P. H. Coffey, painting
74 25
250
C. J. Cross, 7 days labor
35 00
251
M. B. Parent, 5 days labor
20 00
252 Guy E. Norris, 5 days labor
12 50
254 Henry Smith, 23/1. days labor, factory
13 75
255 P. H. Coffey, 5 days, 6 hours, paint
33 75
3 gallons turpentine
8 95
256 Guy E. Norris, 214, days painting 114 days, sewer
3 75
257
C. J. Cross, 3 days, 6 hours, paint
8 00
259 T. Couture, 41% days paint
15 75
263
D. A Elliott. 2 days paint
8 31
264
Cny E. Norris. 2 days paint
5 00
265
P. H. Coffey, 6 days paint
40 50
2 days, Moultroupe 4 gallons turpentine, 6 00
22 00
267 C. J. Cross, 6 days painting
30 00
268 James Coffey, 6 davs painting
27 00
270 F. E. Boyce, 1294 ft. lumber
70 75
971
James Coffey. 2 days. 7 hrs painting
12 00
272
P. H. Coffey, 2 days, 7 hrs painting
18 70
7 hrs Moultroupe paint and varnish
៛ 50
273
T. Couture, 21/2 days painting
8 75
275 Foss & Co .. brushes and putty,
7 25
278 Henry Smith, 1/2 day roof
£ 50
2.79 Posworth Store Co., supplies
295 38
281 P. H. Coffers, painting signs,
23 00
2.94 Henry Smith, roof factory
1 75
295 John Pepeau, roof factory
1 58
5 63
18 33
258 M. B. Parent. 2 days, paint
5 00
268 T. Conture, 6 days painting
1 92
12 50
27A C. J. Crocs, 21/2 days painting,
43 51
7 50
Henry Smith, 53/1 days labor
246
325 Fitchburg Steam Engine Co., repairs on engine 83 23
326 New England Roll Grate Co., set roll grates 223 12
327 C. J. Cox, heating apparatus, 824 00
332 S. J. Payeur, labor and material 8 66
337 Brighton Furniture Co., 118 gallons paint 185 90
358
15 gals. linseed oil, 33 75
I. P. Electric Co., material and repairs 447 38
$5551 40
Religious Societies
67 Rev. Jas. T. Therrien, Roman Catcholic $22 50
68 H. H. Hobson, Methodist Episcopal, 22 50
69 Gilbert Kittridge, Congregational, 22 30
70 Charles E. Johnson, Protestant Episcopal, 22 50
$90 00
Insurance
74 Geo. L. Dyer, Factory building $ 21 25
118 Geo. L. Dyer, Town Officers Bonds, 12 50
232 Geo. L. Dyer, Factory Building 127 50
320 Geo. L Dyer, Public Library
28 00
$209 25
Rents
100 M.B.Parent,rent Opera Hall, Mch mtg. $10 00 rent, Opera Hall, Special Mtg. 10 00
179 W. A Gleeson, Agent, land rent 5 00
220
P. A. Bartlett, rent Opera Hall
10 00
243
Harry B. Amey, rent Officers, 6 mths, 175 00 M. W. Boyce, rent, Opera Hall 10 00
298
312 M. W. Boyce, rent, Opera Hall, 10 00
324 W. A. Gleeson agent, rent, Factory lot 5 00
331 Harry B. Amey, rent, Officers, 6 mths 200 00
$435 00
Memorial Day
213
H. B. Farmer, vote of town 40 00
Interest
105 E. F. Johnson, interest 135 27
110 Geo. L. Dyer, interest, Brighton Water Bonds, 980 00
176
Island Pond National Bank, interest 804 73
212
L. A. Cobb, Int. U. S. Surplus Fund 189 19
283
E. F. Johnson, interest,
125 00
207 Geo. L. Dyer, interest, Brighton Water Bonds, 080 00
316 Island Pond National Bank, interest 1135 52
353 E. F. Johnson, Int. 2924, 2878, 2400, 3028 135 27
$4484 98
Money Loaned
177
Island Pond National Bank ,
1000 00
178 Island Pond National Bank
1000 00
202 Island Pond National Bank
2000 00
216 Island Pond National Bank
2000 00
$6000 00
Taxes
289 Geo. L. Dyer, Factory Building
101 09
304 Geo. L. Dyer, Highway
626 27
304 Geo. L. Dyer, School
1252 53
308 Geo. L. Dyer, State
5217 71
324 W. A. Gleeson, Agent, Factory Lot
3 35
$7200 95
Electric Lights
108 Island Pond Electric Co., current.
$ 222 92
Renewals 8 00
repairs 75
330
current 446 06
renewals 15 75
repairs
19 11
current 225 00
renewals
7 00
$944 59
358
Cemetary.
193
221 228
O. L. Mansur, Pd for work in cemetery $42.00 Jos Welch, 1 Day cutting bushes cemetary 400 O. L. Mansur 11/2day pd Wilson cemetary 6.00 Geo. Wilson 12 days labor in cemetary 60.00 Gilman Moore 1/2dy labor with team 5 00
260 261 262 O. L. Mansur, Pd. F. Boutan mowing 31 00
269
Geo. Wilson, 51/2 days labor, cemetery 27 00
335 R. A. Melcher, labor, cemetery 3 75
341 Bosworth Store Co., repairs, fountain 4 55
$183 30
Land for Park
203 James Henry
1000 00
311 James Henry
250 00
336 H. H. Hobson, survey and making map 12 75
$1262 75
Fire Department
66 Foss & Co., 2 doz. spanners,
$ 11 75
66 Foss & Co., washer on nozzle
40
66 Foss & Co., labor chemical 50
112 A. A. Cole, 8 1b. bicarb soda
2 40
114 Lewis Gosley, shoveling snow
6 00
247 Henry A. Prescott, one Adj. Hydrant wrench 5 00
319 E. R. Harvey, vote of town
400 00
354 S. J. Payeur, repairs, hose wagon
13 90
355 J. W. Thurston, sulphuric acid
75
$440 70
Forest Fires
161 J. V. Wade, FroestFire, 1919
$ 3 00
310 J. L. Peterson, Forest Fire, C. V. L. lands Oct. 24, 1920 25 50
329 John W. Thurston, Forest Fire, C. V. L.,
paid 16 men, 72 00
$100 50
Printing
78 Essex County Herald, 11 line adv. 1 10 Essex County Herald, Town Warning 7 50 Essex County Herald, 650 Town Reports 97 00
115 Essex County Herald, Town Meeting Warning, 7 00
174 Essex County Herald, men wanted adv. 50
Essex County Herald, notice to tax payers 5 20
2 6 Essex County Herald, notices 1 60
$15 Essex County Herald, ballots 30 10
$153 75
Trec Department
299 Walter Sequin 41% days labor
$15 75
301 Walter Sequin, 4 days labor 18 00
206 Alfred Boutin, man and team 6 00
$30 75
Public Library
:64 Rose Stott, vote of town $125 00
Miscellaneous
76 Charleston Lumber Co., 146 ft lbr. $ 8 40
cedar post 40
77 Pauline I. Welch, stamps and mailing town reports, 10 90
94 Geo. L. Dver, error in addition order 52 10 00 Rosworth Store Co., repairs, sewer, 55 90
113
116 R. J. McKenrey, refund poll tax, 1919 4 42
180 Pauline Welch, for securing inscription on grave stones of persons who died pre- vions to the year 1870. transcribing, in- dexing and remitting certified copies of same to the secretary of State in accord- ance with act No. 92, 1919 10 50
208 Geo. L. Dyer. 955 post cards 0 55
211 Teon Menard, repairs, Rexford road, 30 50
2.14 F. Parent, 4 hrs repairs, railing, South St. 2 80 220 P. A. Bartlett, Ex Primary election 4 00
229
P. H. Coffey, paint and labor, South St. fence 41 25
200 Pauilne I. Welch, making tax list 10 00
234 Edward Hawkins, 11% dy labor, rubbish dump, 3 00
293 John France, cutting bushes, 7 00
296 Bosworth Stora Co., tiling, James Henry 23 20
214 Geo. H. Chase, auto hire, Morgan Line 15 00
:22 W. F. Bresse, auto hire, Morgan Line 3 00
328 F. L. Blake, repairs, road machine
21 50
9 41 3$2 S. J. Payeur, repairs, A. C Colby repairs, James Henry 18 27
333 Tr. A. Elie, fumigating
11 50
334 W. J. Barry, care garbage cans 5 00
342 R. A. Melcher, cleaning jail, 3 50
343 Geo. L. Dyer, 1 dog license book
1 00
Geo. L. Dyer, revenue stamps
10
Geo. L. Dyer, 2 check list books 3 10
Geo. I .. Dver, 2 school order books, 1 00
Geo. L. Dver, Capital City Press, binding vital statistics 6 00
Geo. L. Dyer, 2 Oveerseer Books 1 00
Geo. L. Dyer, 1 Real Estate Transfer 2 25
344
J. L. Julien, refund taxes 1919
5 02
355 J. W. Thurston, dsinfectant
30 80
J. W. Thurston, flowers 6 50
356 O. G. Stevens, refund taxes list 1920 18 43
359 S. J. Paveur, repairs, scraper 13 75
360 Pr. A. E Parlin, disinfecting 12 50
Dr. A. E. Parlin, medical services 6 50
365 The Bosworth Store Co., material, repairs snow roller 10 23
$475 48
SUMMARY
Snow Roads,
$ 952 45
Sidewalks
2327 84
Bridges
174 20
Watering Trough
6 00
Salaries
1498 66
Repairs on Factory
5551 40
Regligious Societies
90 00
Insurance
209 25
Rents 435 00
Memorial Day Interest Money Loaned Taxes
40 00
4484 98
6000 00
7200 95
Electric Lights
944 59
Cemetery
183 30
Land for Park
1262 75
Fire Department
440 70
Forest Fires
100 50
Printing
153 75
Tree Department
39 75
Public Library
125 00
Miscellaneous
475 48
$32,696 55
SCHOOL DIRECTORS REPORT
Statement of orders drawn by the School Board from Feb. 1st., 1920 to Feb. 1st. 1921.
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No. 167 F A Damon, repairs $ 19 05
163 E E Babb & Co., supplies and appliances 42 44
169 S J Maroney, mdse. 8 11
170 Foss & Co., Quel
312 43
1/1 O W Smith, Janitor service
21 00
172 I C Heath & Co., text books
8 81
17 G L Dyer, balance Clerks Salary
10 00
174 Foss & Co., repairs and supples 34 77
175 Charles R Thibadeau, teachers wages 155 52
176
M H Watson, teachers wages
100 00
177
Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages 68 00
178 Mary E Paley, teachers wages 68 00
63 09
179 180 181 182
Nel H Blodgett, teachers wages
56 00
183 H A Stevens, transportation
52 00
184 185 186
Mrs John Cahill. transportation
25 00
Mrs D A Elliott, teachers wages
67 50
187 188 189 190 191
Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages
68 1.0
Mary F. Daley, teachers wages
68 00
Hazel V. Wark, teacher swages 68 00
Jane Bishop, teachers wages 68 00
M H Watson, Jr., teachers wages
100 00
Marion E. Davis, teachers wages
52 00
195 Neil H Blodgett, teachers wages
72 20
196 Arthur W Nason, transportation
60 00
Geo L Dyer, insurance
3 14
Myra Daley, teachers wages
42 00
200
Eugene E Rivers, transportation
8 00
201 O W Smith, Janitor services
21 50
202 Roy Douglas, Janitor service
6 00
Jane Bishop teachers wages
63 00
Marion E Davis, teachers wages
52 00
O W Smith, Janitor services.
21 00
O W Smith. Jaritor services
21 )0
Charles R Thibadeav, teachers wages 155 52
192 193 194
197 198 199 H A Stevens, transportation
52 00
Hazel V Wark, teachers wages
203 204 45 00 205 Foss & Co., repairs 6 29 206 Mrs John Cahill, transportation 23 00 21 00 207 O W Smith, Janitor Service 208 The Bosworth Store Co., supplies 1 30 209 Foss & Co., repairs 16 86 210 E E Babb & Co., supplies and text books 7 14 8 00 Joseph V Wade, Janitor Service 211 212 Charles R 'Thibadeau, teachers wages 155 52
213 214 215
Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages
68 00
216
MaryE Daley teachers wages 68 00
68 00
217 218
Hazel V Wark, teachers wages Jane Bishop, teachers wages
68 00
.anon E Lavis, teachers wages
52 00
( w Smith, Janitor service
21 00
H A Stevens, transportation 52 00
48 00
223
Velma L Hobbs, board
24 00
Foss & Co., fuel
402 80
O W Smith, Janitor service
21 00
Violet I onaldson, teachers wages
80 00
Jane Bishop, teachers wages
34 00
M H Watson, teachers wages
100 00
Hazel V Wark, teachers wages
68 00
68 00
2 1 2 2 Mary E Daley, teachers wages
58 00
223 O W Smith, Janitor service
21 50
2 4 Mrs John Cahill, transportation
28 00
2 4
Neil H Blodgett, teachers wages
72 20
2~6
M H Watson, Jr., teachers wages
72 20
236 M H Watson, Jr., teachers wages 25 00
28 88
238 Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages 17 00
239 Mary E Daley, teachers wages
17 00
240 Haz ! V Wark, teachers wages
17 00
241 Jane Bishop,teachers wages 51 00
242 Howard & Brown, Sundries 2 94
243 H A Stevens., transportation
65 00
·
225 2.6 227 238 229 2.0
C R Thibadeau, teachers wages
.55 52
237 C R Thibadeau, teachers wages
1 50
William Davis, Janitor services Edward Wood, transportation
M H Watson, Jr., teachers wages 100 00
Neil H Blodgett, teachers wages, 72 20
221 222 E B Hill, fuel
Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages
244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255
Rev A A Mandigo, teachers wages ( W Smith, Janitor services 10 50
10 00
Marion E Davis, teachers wages 45 00
Fred John, transportation, 122 50
Violet Donaldson, teachers wages O H Cameron, Directors Salary
25 00
E E Davis, Directors Salary E C Potter, Directors Salary
10 00
Violet Donaldson, teachers wages, 20 00
Geo L Dyer, insurance and clerks salary 63 54 William E Davis, Janitor service 4 00
256
Eugene Rivers, transportation, 6 00
258
Island Pond Electric Co., lights
13 50
259 Velma L Hobbs, transportation
18 00
260 261 262 263 264
M B Parent, sundries
30 00
William Nicholson, transportation 7 00
6 00
265
O W Smith, repairs
22 50
266
Mrs Pat Powers and daughter, cleaning school-house 40 00
267
Bosworth Store Co., supplies
9 75
268
Roy Douglass, Janitor Service
2 00
269 Mrs J E Douglass, cleaning school house 1 00
Chas. R. Thibadeau, teachers wages
25 54
270 271 272 273
O W Smith Janitor service 28 00
55 54
F H Brown, teachers wages
83 32
274
Irene White, teachers wages
88 00
275 Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages
83 00
276
Gertrude Norton, teachers wages 88 00
277 278
C R Thibadeau, teachers wages 75 00
28 00
280 281
Island Pond Electric Co., lights
6 75
282
Geo L Dyer, insurance
155 30
283 Mrs Eugene Rivers, Janitor services 5 60
284 W J Barry, fuel
15 00
Bosworth Store Co., supplies 23 00
257
B B Austin, transportation,
21 00
B B Austin, transportation
L A Morse, transportation
402 00
279
O W Smith, Janitor service
Hazel V Wark, teachers wages,
80 00
Gladys E Tretheway, teachers wages
Jane Bishop, teachers wages 88 00
60 00
10 00
Roy Douglass, Janitor service 3 50
285
Gladys Tretheway, teachers wages
55 54 60 00
286 May Haley, teachers wages
287 Carl Peavey, repairs 3 45
288 Mary A Plunkett, teachers wages 80 00
1 :2
289 290 O W Smith, janitor services
28 00
291 C R Thibadeau, teachers wages
183 52
292 F H Brown, teachers wages, 166 64
294
Gladys E Tretheway, teachers wages
27 77
294 Irene E White, teachers wages
4.4 00
205 Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages 44 00
44 00
297
Gertrude M Norton, teachers wages Jane Bishop, teachers wages
44 00
298
John Cahill, transportation
30 00
299
Royal Typewriter Co.
161 00
300
H A Stevens, transportation
90 00
301 Chas R Thibadeau, teachers wages
47 22
1
F H Brown, teachers wages
41 66
2
Gladys Tretheway, teachers wages
27 77
3 Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages
22 00
4 Irene White, teachers wages
22 00
5 Gertrude Norton, teachers wages
22 00
7
Mary A Plunkett, teachers wages
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