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12. To see what sum of money, over and above that required by law will be appropriated by the town for the maintenance and en- largement of the public library.
13. To see if the town will vote to instruct its selectmen to petition the executive committee of the Orleans County Agricultural Association for permission to join said agricultural association and re- ceive the benefits of the services of county agricultural adviser or agent, employed by said association, and to appropriate such sim of
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money as the executive committee of said association shall demand upon the granting of said petition, not to exceed such proportional part of the sum of $120C, as the grand list of the town of Brighton bears to the total grand list of the county of Essex, all as provided in Section 2 of No. 120 of the laws of 1915.
14. To see if the town will vote to avail itself of the provisions of an act to facilitate the assessment and collection of poll taxes as provided in No. 48 of the laws of 1915.
15. To see if the town will appropriate money, and if so, how much, for the proper observance of Memorial Day.
16. To see what sum of money the town will appropriate for the compensation of the fire company, the chief, and horses to draw the fire apparatus.
17. To see if the town will vote to raise a sum of money in ad- dition to the amount now required by law, to take advantage of the State Aid Law, and if so, how much.
18. To see if the town will vote to instruct the school directors to appoint medical inspectors for the school, if so, how many.
19. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to de- fray the current expenses of the town, for the support of the schools, the support of the poor, the making and repairing of highways and bridges and the care of snow roads for the ensuing year, and to liqui- date its present liabilities.
20. To transact any other business that may legally be transact- ed at said meeting.
H. B. Blodgett, Selectmen
H. B. Farmer, of
E. E. Davis, Brighton.
Dated at Brighton, this 17th day of February, A. D. 1917.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE TOWN OF
BRIGHTON
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1918
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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Brighton
FOR THE YEAR
Ending February 1, 1918
The Herald Press, Island Pond, Vt.
Auditors' Report
Your auditors have examined the accoumts of the various town officers and find them as follows:
Selectmen's Account
Orders have been drawn by the board to the demands as herein mentioned. Vouchers have been taken and filed in the town clerk's office for your inspection.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES
No.
3074 Rev. C. D. Trottier, Roman Catholic, $22 50
3075 A. P. Cobb, Methodist Episcopal, 22 50
3076 L. F. Jones, Congregational 22 50
3077 M. T. Sadlier, Protestant Episcopal, 22 50
$90 00
MEMORIAL DAY
3146 H. B. Farmer, vote of town, March 1917 TAXES
$40 00
3187 Geo. L. Dyer, Treas., taxes factory building, $ 155 83
3212 Geo. L. Dyer, State school, 512 07
State highway,
1024 14
3234 State tax,
2072 74
3220 W. A. Gleeson, Agent, tax, factory lot, 3 35
$3768 13
INTEREST
3111 Geo. L. Dyer, Treas., interest on Brighton Water Bonds, $980 00
3127 Island Pond National Bank,interest on orders 2819, 51, 1838, 2403, 2585,
2682, 2534, 2813, 2928, 2989, 3011, 3029, 1866, 2561, $529 65
3159 Geo. L. Dyer, Treas., interest on U. S. Surplus fund, 189 19
2
3191 E. F. Johnson, interest, 1886, 2525, $125 00
3206 Goe. L. Dyer, Treas., interest, 3100, 3112, 3128, 3142, 3152, 91 39
3207 Geo. L. Dyer, Treas., interest on Brighton Water Bonds, 990 00
3225 E M. Bartlett, Cemetery Commissioner, Trust Funds, Hobbs and Linehan, Agnes Ladd, Sarah Storrs, Louis Barnes, 48 67
3241 Island Pond National Bank, interest on orders. 3029, 3162, 2561, 3171, 51, 1838, 2403, 2585, 2682, 2534, 2813, 2928, 2929, 3011, 2819, 1866,
596 22
3258 E. F. Johnson, interest on orders, 2878, 3078, 2400, 2924, 135 06
3270 E. M. Bartlett, Cemetery Commissioner, interest on Trust Funds, 10 62
$3685 80
WATERING TROUGHS
3254 Agnes Rexford, 12 months, $3 00
3271 W. R. Danforth, 12 months, 3 00
$6 00
MONEY LOANED TO TOWN
3078
E. F. Johnson,
$ 1000 00
3100
Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
3112.
66 66
66
=
1000 00
3128
.
66 66
16
1000 00
3152
"-
. -
-6
1000 00
3171
1000.00
3252
66
66
2000 00
$10000 00
RENTS
3087 W. A. Gleeson, Agent, land rent, factory, lot, $5 00
3118 W. H. Kane, hall March meeting 1917, 10 00
3167 H. B. Amey, offices, 6 months to July 1, 1917, 175 CO
66
1000 00
3142
66
1000 00
3162
3.
3220 W. A. Gleeson, Agent, land rent factory lot, $ 5 00.
. 3248 H. B. Amey, offices, 6 months to Jan. 1. 1918, 175 00
$370 00
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
3168 Island Pond Electric Co., current, June 1, '16, to June 1, '17, $994 -56 --
3217 Island Pond Electric Co., current June 1," '17, to Sept. 1, '17, 232 62
3245 Island Pond Electric Co., current, Sept. to Jan. 18 239 92
$1467 10
INSURANCE
3079 Geo. S. Robinson Co., factory bldg., $63 75
3125 Geo. L. Dyer, bond, trustee Water System, 25 00
3161 Geo. L. Dyer, insurance factory bldg., 134 50
3240 Geo. L. Dyer, insurance factory build- ing, 137 05
$360 30
FIRE DEPARTMENT
3243 H. E. Randall, for distribution among fire company, vote of town March 1917, $150 00
3246 W. J. Rooney, 12 pounds soda, 1 20
3268 Essex County Herald, printing fire alarm cards, 3 50
$154 70
PUBLIC LIBRARY
3269
Miss Ruth Steady, vote of town March 1917, $125 00
PRINTING
3090 Essex County Herald, printing 650 town reports, $67 50
3276 Essex County Herald, printing notices
2 50
$70.00
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AMOUNT TO APPLY ON FACTORY BUILDING ORDER
3250 Geo. L. Dyer, Treas., 25 percent Grand List to apply on factory order 2534, vote of town,
$2590 92
BRIDGE, J. C. Farmer.
3172 J. C. Farmer, team and labor,
$55 00
3173 Bosworth Store Co., cement,
147 89
3176 Ellis L. Hudson, labor, 24 66
3178 Grand Trunk Railway System, 7490 lbs. steel rails,
153 56
3204 J. H. Barnes, labor,
68 50
3208
E. E. Davis, scrap iron, labor and team,
160 00
3210 Foss & Co., material,
25 28
3226
A. C. Colby, 950 ft. lumber,
22 50
3233 Lee Elliott, hauling plank, 3 50
$660 89
CEMETERY FENCE
3213
Bosworth Store Co., 30 rods fencing,
$15 00
3216 Jos. Welch, four and one-half days labor, 11 25
3223 O. L. Mansur, labor and team,
4 00
3224
James Sampson, 85 cedar posts,
10 20
3229 T. Devlin, labor, 6 25
$46 70
REBATE ON TAXES
3256 E. F. Johnson, list 1917,
209 37
3257 O. J. Webster, list 1917,
4 30
$213 67
SNOW BILLS
3080
Walter Bumps,
$4 75
3081 J. C. Paradis,
26 00
3082 Geo. Wilson,
28 00
3083
Geo. H. Chase, stairs,
15 37
3084
Leon Minard,
2 50
3091 E. E. Rivard,
2 00
3092 L. H. Currier,
2 80
3093
E. E. Davis, men and teams,
112 50
3094 E. L. Lanpher,
40 00
3095 W. S. Currier,
9 75
3096
R. C. Wing,
41 00
3098
J. H. Barnes,
27 50
5
3099 H. E. Aldrich,
$ 7 50
3101 Myron E. Smith,
36 80
3102 Leon Minard,
2 CO
3103
Fred Boutin,
7 50
3104
A. E. Allyn,
10 CO
3105
Geo. H. Chase,
12 67
3106
Ed. King, damage, winter road,
5 00
3107 L. N. Elliott,
11 00
3110 Ed. Guay, sidewalks,
3 20
3113
Geo. H. Chase, snow from fire department doors,
1 00
3114
R. C. Wing,
44 CO
3116
E E. Davis, men and teams,
36 00
3117 G. E. Aldrich,
5 00
3119
Jos. W. Welch,
10 00
3120
E. Rivard,
5 80
3121
Thos. Todd,
3 00
3122
E. E. Davis, men and teams,
27 60
3123
R. C. Wing,
38 50
3124
Thos. Kilpatrick,
4 00
3126
A. A. Moulton,
3 20
3133
Dennis Twofoot,
8 00
3135
M. E. Smith,
7 00
3137
W. R. Danforth,
1 75
3139
Leon Minard, land damages, winter road, and shoveling.
3 60
3140
E. L. Lanpher,
10 00
3143
T. Devlin,
15 00
3149
E. B. Hill,
13 75
3153
Alex Goulette, sidewalks,
5 75
3159
Ed. Woods,
3 00
3170
A. F. Wilson,
40 00
3175
H. E. Aldrich,
2 50
3188
H. B. Farmer,
49 40
3190
B. W. Farmer,
5 50
3198
Paul John,
2 00
3247 W. J. Barry, sidewalks,
13 40
3251
Geo. Chase, stairs,
1 00
3253 Jos. Welch, stairs,
14 50
3266
H. E. Lafountain,
7 50
6
SALARIES
3085 W. F. Morong, auditor,
$ 25 00
3086 Fred Paquette, auditor, 25 00
3097 J. R. Applebee, ballot clerk, 15 60
3108 W. A. Paine, 6 days taking enrollment, 12 00
A. G. Wentworth, 7 days taking enrollment, 14 00
3109 3115 W. B. Hand, 4 nights police, special, 6 00
3132 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3136 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3141 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3145
Fred J Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3148
Fred J. Lord, 7 days police, 17 50
3151
Fred J. Lord. 7 days police,
17 50
3154 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3156 Dale Morse, watchman, fire Flaherty house, 1 00
3157 A. G Wentworth, 17 days lister, 34 00
A. G. Wentworth, attending listers' meet- ing at Guildhall, 5 00
3158 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3160 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3165 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3169 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3174 Fred J. Lord, 4 days police,
10 00
3177
Fred J. Lord, 14 days police,
35 00
3181 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3183 J. S. Sweeney, 13 days lister,
26 00
3184 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3185
H. E. Randall, fire chief,
50 00
3189
Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3192 W. A. Paine, 21 1-2 days lister,
43 00
W. A. Paine, team,
12 50
W. A. Paine, attending listers' meeting,
5 00
W. A. Paine, postage,
75
3195 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3199 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3201 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3203
Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3205 George L. Dyer, taking school census, . 434 names, at 4 cents,
17 36
3209 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police,
17 50
3211 George L. Dyer, treasurer, collecting
-
7
$19757, taxes at 1 percent,
$197 57
3214 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police, 17 50
3219 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police, 17 50
3222 Fred J. Lord, 7 days police, 17 50
Fred J. Lord, 12 days police, 30 00
3231 3238 3239 3255
Alex Stott, 6 months water commissioner, 12 50
E. A. Bemis, 9 days overseer, 56 25 .
George L. Dyer, town treasurer, 75 00
George L. Dyer, water commissioner, 25 00
George L. Dyer, water commission treasurer, 125 00
3259 H. B. Farmer, selectman, chairman, 50 00
3260 E. E. Davis, selectman, 20 00
3261 F. E. Boyce, selectman, 20 00
3262 D. C Foss, Jr., selectman, 20 00
3263 O. L Mansur, selectman, 20 00
3264 Alex Stott, water commissioer, 6 months, 12 50
3265 C. E. Foss, water commissioner, 12 months, 25 00
3273 Dr. H. E. Sargent, health officer, 100 00
MISCELLANEOUS
3088 Passumpsic Telephone Co., fire alarm service April 1917, $ 4 26
3089 M. C. Davis, rent wheel scraper, 1916, 5 00
3107 Lee N. Elliott, 6093 ft. hemlock plank, 109 67
3107
Lee N. Elliott, 368 ft 2x6 spruce
7 36
3129
H. B. Farmer police uniform,
25 00
3130
A. E. Hawkins, labor and material, fac- tory roof, 105 83
3131 Passumpsic Telephone Co., fire alarm service May 1, 1917, 2 13
3134
O. T. Davis, supplies for lockup, 37 70
3138 Montpelier Book Binding Co., 1 land record book, 16 27
3144 The Tuttle Co., town account books,
19 30
3147 Passumpsic Telephone Co., fire alarm service to May 31, 1917 1 88
3155 O. T. Davis, window shades for lockup, 2 00
3164 New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., fire alarm service to June 30, 1917, 1 60
3166 Bosworth Store Co., cement, 29 03
3179
H. B. Farmer, Probate Court fees, Margaret
8
Coffey case, $ 9 50
3180
Edward Hawkins, cutting bushes, 6 25
3182
H. B. Farmer, Armco culvert. 181 80
3186
E. L. Hudson, cement mixer, 290 00
3193
A. E. Hawkins, labor and lumber for bridge, 2 75
3194
L. Riggie, repairs on bridges at East Brighton, 2 00
3196
New England Telephone and Tele- graph Co., fire alarm to Aug. 31, 1917, 3 70
3197 J. R. Applebee, labor and supplies for lockup, 10 50
3200 Geo. Ewens, damage to wind shield, 3 50
3202 W. A. Gleeson. Agent, freight charges on cement mixer, 9 10
3213 Bosworth Store Co., cement, 15 30
3215 New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., fire alarm services to Sept. 30, 1917, 1 85
3218 W. H. Hobbs, labor on bridges at East Brighton, 8 00
3227 E. E. Davis, Letourneau bridge, 36 50
3228 D. C. Foss, Jr., reinforced bars,
D. C. Foss, Jr., J. Wade bridge, 129 67
3230 J. Hopkins, cutting bushes and snow fence, 10 00
3232 O. L. Mansur, trees for snow fence, 7 50
3235 New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., fire alarm service to Oct 31, 1917, 1 85
3236 Henry Willie, cutting bushes, labor Henshaw bridge, 3 00
3237 E. E. Davis, men and team on culvert near creamery, 12 50
3239 E. A. Bemis, making tax bill, 8 00
E. A. Bemis, services town meeting, 2 00
E. A. Bemis, trip to Waterbury, Mar- garet Coffey, 20 00
3242 Dr. H. E. Sargent, attending meeting at Rutland, 17 10
3244 New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., fire alarm to Nov. 30, 1917, 1 85
9
J. R. Farmer, 1 day labor on bridges. $ 2 50
3249 3255 Geo. L. Dyer, attending town meeting, 2 00
Geo. L. Dyer, recording town meeting warning, 50
Geo. L. Dyer, recording town meeting proceedings, 50
Geo. L. Dyer, 1 transfer book, 1 92
Geo. L. Dyer, 1 cash book, 1 65
Geo. L. Dyer recording town officers' bonds, 1 00
Geo. L. Dyer, making transfer lists,
2 00
Geo. L. Dyer, making and recording ap-
pointment of police officers. 50
Geo. L. Dyer, 900 post cards, 9 00
Geo. L. Dyer, making tax notices and cards, 9 00
Geo. L. Dyer, 1 cash book,
35
Geo. L. Dyer, 1 order book, 1 74
Geo. L. Dyer, stationery and postage, 2 00
Geo. L. Dyer, envelopes,
55
Geo. L. Dyer, making lease land notices, 25
Geo. L. Dyer, returning 90 births and deaths, 9 00
Geo. L. Dyer, returning 23 marriages, 2 30
Geo. L. Dyer, procuring 54 names of chil- dren, 5 40
3267 New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., fire alarm service to Jan. 31, 1918, 3 70
3272 Dr. A. E. Parlin, examination, Miss Coffey and Miss Holleran, 8 00
3274 E. M. Bartlett, paid labor new cemetery, 18 50
3275 H. B. Farmer, labor on bridges, 3 75
3277 John W. Thurston, flowers, 12 00
Disinfectants, 36 65
SUMMARY OF TOTALS
Religious societies,
$ 90 00
Memorial Day, Taxes,
3768 13
Interest,
3685 80
Watering troughs,
6 00
Money loaned to town,
10000 00 370 00
Rents,
40 00
10
Electric Lights,
$1467 10
Insurance,
360 30
Fire Department,
154 70
Public Library,
125 00
Printing,
70 00
Amount to apply on factory building order,
2590 92
Bridge, J. C. Farmer,
660 89
Cemetery Fence,
46 70
Rebate on taxes,
213 67
Snow bills,
789 59
Salaries,
1511 03
Miscellaneous,
1295 91
$27245 74
School Directors Account
Statement of orders drawn by the School Board from February 1, 1917 to February 1, 1918.
No.
83 Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
$ 48 00
84 Myra E. Daley, teacher's wages,
44 00
85 Mary E. Daley, teacher's wages,
44 00
86
Melvina Woods, teacher's wages,
44 00
87
C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
14 00
88 Stanley Hill, janitor,
2 50
89
Thomas Todd, transportation,
31 25
90 G. S. Robinson & Co., insurance,
3 05
91 Fred Parent, repairs,
3 75
92
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies and text books,
13 47
93
W. Franklyn Jones, text books,
75
94
C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
14 00
95 G. Dell Smith, text books,
6 00
96 97
Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages,
116 24
Lou E. Fullington, teacher's wages,
61 12
98 Mary E. Hayley, teacher's wages,
55 00
99 Eva M. Whelan, teacher's wages,
54 00
100 Mabel LaRoche, teacher's wages,
54 00
101
Betha E. Webster, teacher's wages,
54 00
102 Adelaid Hooker, teacher's wages,
49 98
103
Bosworth Store Co., supplies and appliances,
82 17
104 Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
12 00
105 Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
36 00
106 Mary E. Daley, teacher's wages,
44 00
107 Myra Daley, teacher's wages,
44 00
108
Melvina Wood, teacher's wages,
44 00
109 Stanley Hill, janitor,
2 00
110
W. R. Danforth, fuel,
22 50
111 C. R. Geer, fuel,
1 67
112 George L. Dyer, money paid out,
24 34
113 C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
14 00
12
114 C. B. Hodsden, repairs,
$ 2 31
115 Will St.Peter, fuel, .
24 93
116 C. B. Hodsden, janitor, 14 00
117 Paul Saunders, teacher's wages,
116 24
118 Lou E. Fullington, teacher's wages,
61 12
120 Mary E. Haley, teacher's wages,
55 00
121 Eva M. Whalen, teacher's wages,
54 00
122 Mabel L. LaRoche, teacher's wages,
54 00
123 Bertha Webster, teacher's wages,
54 00
124 Adelaide Hooker, teacher's wages,
66 64
125 Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
36 00
125 Stanley Hill, janitor,
2 00
128 Paul Jean, transportation,
88 00
129 Fenton A. Damon, janitor,
2 CO
130 Mrs. W. H. Farr, transportation,
96 00
131 C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
14 00
132 Mary E Daley, teacher's wages,
33 00
133 Myra Daley, teacher's wages,
44 00
134 Thomas Todd, transportation,
37 50
135
Melvina Wood, teacher's wages,
44 00
136 C. W. Barden, supplies,
3 50
137
W. S. Nicholson, janitor,
4 85
138
Mrs. John Cahill, transportation,
30 00
139
C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
14 00
140
C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
14 CO
141 Mrs. Ed. Woods, janitor and repairs,
6 50
142
Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages,
116 24
143 Lou E. Fullington, teacher's wages,
61 12
144 Mary E. Haley, teacher's wages,
55 00
145 Eva M. Whalen, teacher's wages,
54 00
146 Mabel LaRoche, teacher's wages,
54 00
147 Bertha E. Webster, teacher's wages,
54 00
148
Adelaide Hooker, teacher's wages,
49 98
149 W. H. Hobbs, janitor,
6 00
150 Stanley Hill, janitor,
2 50
151 C. A. Petrie, fuel,
9 50
152 C. M. Rice Paper Co., supplies
7 25
153 Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
48 00
154 Mary Daley, teacher's wages,
44 00
155 C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
13 00
156 Melvina Woods, teacher's wages,
44 00
13
157 C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
$ 12 00
158 Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages,
116 24
159 Lou E. Fullington, teacher's salary, 45 09
Mary E. Haley, teacher s salary,
41 25
160 161 Eva M. Whalen, teacher's salary, 162 Mabel LaRoche, teacher's salary,
40 50
163 164
Bertha E. Webster, teacher's salary,
40 50
Adelade Hooker, teacher's salary,
49 98
165
Myra Daley, teacher's salary,
44 00
166
Paul A. Saunders, teacher's salary,
58 32
167 168
Mary E. Haley, teacher's salary,
41 25
169
Eva M. Whalen, teacher's salary,
40 50
170 Mabel L. LaRoche, teacher's salary,
40 50
171
Bertha E. Webster, teacher's salary,
40 50
172
Adelade Hooker, teacher's salary,
50 22
173
C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
15 00
174
Edmund Couture, fuel,
8 00
175
Stanley Hill, janitor,
2 35
176
Paul A. Saunders, supplies and appliances,
16 33
178
Myra Daley, teacher's wages,
44 00
179
W. H. Kane, rent of opera hall,
10 00
180 Mrs. Myrtie Farr, transportation,
64 00
181 182
Mary J. Kelley teacher's wages,
60 0C
183
Paul Jean, transportation,
72 00
184 185
O. W. Smith, truancy bill,
9 90
186 Melvina Woods, teacher's wages
44 00
187
E. E Davis, school director's salary,
10 00
188
A. E. Parlin, school director's salary,
25 00
189
John W. Carroll, school director's salary,
10 00
190 George L. Dycr, clerk's salary,
40 00
191
Ed. Woods, janitor,
4 50
192 Mrs. Thomas Todd, transportation,
56 25
193
L. M. Darling, sup't, cash paid as per bill,
10 72
194 C. R. Andrews, repairs,
2 00
195 W. S. Nicholson, janitor,
3 15
196 Island Pond Electric Co., Electric Lights,
43 25
197 Mildred Douglas, janitor,
18 00
198
C. D. Boardway, meals for Concert Co.,
1 20
Ruth Hobbs, janitor,
4 0G
Mary Daley, teacher's wages,
55 00
Lou E. Fullington, teacher's salary,
45 76
40 50
14
199 F. E. Russell, truancy bill,
$ 9 00
200 Mrs. John Cahill, transportation,
20 00
201 Foss & Co., repairs and supplies,
5 46
202 E. L. Lanpher, supplies,
14 54
203 Mrs. W. T. Reynolds, cleaning,
10 00
204 Mrs. Alba Annis, cleaning,
10 00
205 Mrs. C. R. Geer, cleaning,
3 00
206 Essex County Herald, supplies,
33 00
207
Ruth C. Hobbs, janitor,
3 00
208 Mrs. J. E. Douglas, janitor,
2 50
209 Stern Bros., curtains,
2 80
210 C. B. Hodsden, janitor,
12 00
211 Caswell & Hoit, text books,
6 85
212 Ginn & Co., text books,
50 56
213 Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies and text books,
58 00
214 H. M. Weigel, supplies,
7 20
215 E. E. Davis, fuel and janitor service,
10 50
216 Helen E. Davis, teacher's wages,
48 00
217 Foss & Co., repairs and furniture.
14 20
218
Edward E. Babb & Co., text books,
2 93
219
George L Dyer, insurance,
162 88
220
A. & R. Loggie Co., fuel,
19 00
221 222
Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages,
133 32
223
Lou E. Fullington, teacher's wages,
72 20
224
Bessie Wilcox, teacher's wages,
54 0C
225
Eva M. Whalen, teacher's wgaes,
49 00
226
Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages
54 00
227
Hazel Amsden, teacher's wages,
54 00
226
Adelaide Hooker, teacher's wages,
66 64
229
Mary Daley, teacher's wages,
48 00
230
Myra Daley, teacher's wages,
48 00
231 Hazel Farr, teacher's wages,
44 00
232
O. W. Smith, janitor,
12 00
233 Fred Parent, repairs,
3 10
234 Milton Bradley Co., supplies,
117 04
235 Island Pond Electric Co., electric lights,
6 75
236 Bosworth Store Co., supplies,
3 24
237
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies,
3 68
238 O. W. Smith, janitor,
12 00
239
Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
13 50
Stern Brothers, supplies,
1 05
15
240 Foss & Co, fuel,
$402 00
241 Mrs. W. H. Farr, transportation,
56 00 48 00
243 Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages,
133 32
244
Lou E. Fullington, teacher's wages,
72 20
245
Bessie Wilcox, teacher s wages,
54 00
246
Eva M. Whalen, teacher's wages,
40 50
247
Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
40 50
248 Hazel Amsden, teacher's wages,
54 00
249
Adelaide Hooker, teacher's wages,
49 98
250 Mary Daley, teacher's wages,
48 CO
251 Myra Daley, teacher's wages,
48 CO
252 Hazel Farr, teacher's wages,
44 CO
253 O. W. Smith, janitor,
12 00
. 254 C. B. Hodsden, janitor and repairs,
10 00
255
Ed. Woods, fuel,
33 00
256
O. W. Smith, janitor,
14 00
258 259
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies and text books,
63 65
260
Silver, Burdette Co., text books,
90 74
261 Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages,
66 66
262
Lou E. Fullington, teacher's wages,
72 20
263
Bessie Wilcox, teacher's wages,
54 00
264
Eva M. Whalen, teacher's wages,
54 00
265
Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
54 00
266 Hazel Amsden, teacher's wages,
54 00
267
Adelaide Hooker, teacher's wages,
66 64
268 Mary Daley, teacher's wages,
48 00
269
Myra Daley, teacher's wages,
48 00
270 Hazel Farr, teacher's wages,
44 00
271 272 273
O. W. Smith, janitor,
14 00
Foss & Co., repairs and fuel,
17 81
Helen Davis, teacher's wages,
36 00
274
O. W. Smith, janitor,
14 00
275 Helen Davis, transportation,
98 00
Mrs. W. H. Farr, transportation, E. L. Lanpher, supplies,
64 00
276 277 278 Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages, 279 Lou E, Fullington, teacher's wages,
2 46
99 99
54 15
280 Bessie Wilcox, teacher's wages,
40 50
281 Eva M. Whalen, teacher's wages,
40 50
Helen Davis, teacher's wages,
48 00
242 Helen Davis, teacher's wages,
16
282 Mary J. Kelley, teacher's wages,
$ 40 50
283 Hazel Amsden, teacher's wages,
40 50
284 Adelaide Hooker, teacher's wages, 49 98
285 Mary Daley, teacher's wages,
36 00
286 Myra Daley, teacher's wages,
36 00
Hazel Farr, teacher's wages,
33 00
287 288
I. P. Electric Lights,
6 75
289
W. H. Hobbs and son, repairs and janitor,
17 80
290 Ray Douglas, janitor,
8 00
291 Paul Jean, transportation,
120 00
292
John Cahill, transportation,
45 00
293
O. W. Smith, janitor,
14 00
294
O. W. Smith, truancy bill,
8 45
295
Ginn & Co., text books,
21 60
296
W. S. Nicholson, janitor,
7 00
297
Foss & Co., repairs,
16 28
298
Houghton Mifflin Co., supplies,
3 69
299 Mrs. Ed. Woods, janitor,
7 50
300 Foss & Co., repairs and supplies,
13 17
301 Paul A. Saunders, teacher's wages,
66 66
302 O. W. Smith, janitor,
14 00
$8317 35
SUMMARY
Teacher's wages,
$5441 23
School directors' salary,
45 00
Repairs,
70 47
Furniture,
10 45
Fuel and lights,
585 60
Janitor's service,
386 60
Transportation and board,
878 00
Supplies and appliances,
327 42
Text books,
293 04
Truancy bill,
27 35
Insurance,
165 93
Clerk's salary,
40 00
Miscellaneous,
46 25
$8317 35
RESOURCES
Received of Dr. Parlin, account of loan to basket ball team, $20 00
17
Tuition from Charleston,
$ 58 25
Tuition from Ferdinand,
170 00
E. E. Davis, for grass sold,
2 00
From State for trained teachers,
306 00
From Ssate for transportation and board,
389 91
From State for advanced instruction,
179 86
From State for rebate on current expenses,
142 05
Tuition from Westmore,
59 90
Town apportionment,
9126 09
10454 06
Balance unexepnded, $ 2136 71
Itemized bills and vouchers for all money paid out are on file in the town clerk's office for the inspection of the tax payers.
Respectfully submitted,
Dr. A. E. PARLIN, E. E. DAVIS, School Directors. JOHN W. CARROLL,
Island Pond, Vt., February 1, 1918.
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts and statements rendered us by the School Board of the Town of Brighton, which are required to be submitted to us by them, according to the statutes made and provided, and find them correct.
FRED PAQUETTE, - Auditors. E, A. BEMIS,
Road Commissioner's Report
Orders drawn for year 1917. Vouchers are on file for same in town clerk's office.
EXPENDITURES-COMMON ROADS
John Hilll
$ 28 00
Clarence Conley
222 99
Earl Norris
38 75
John O'Keefe
97 00
A. Langmaid
119 50
E. L. Lanpher
58 75
Foss & Co.
28 68
J. P. & E. F. Osborne
150 62
F. L Blake
16 50
D. Finnegan
36 25
Geo. Wilson
59 37
F. A. Holmes
11 25
J. Jackson
1 75
I. L. Robin
24 45
J. Cahill
4 00
A. Stott, Jr.,
5 62
J. C. Paradis
8 00
Jamon Perry
1 00
Ernest Hill
8 25
Clyde Kittredge
10 00
J. P. Osborne
10 00
A. L. Bailey
31 50
E. Sawyer
51 25
W. L. Currier
709 75
W. McKelvey
108 04
A. Moulton
5 00
J. House
5 00
Currier and Osborne Bros.
3 80
L. Boutin
18 00
R. A. Melcher
131 87
D. C. Foss, Jr.
281 54
A. Goulette
208 80
Ed King
1 00
19
Bosworth Store Co. A. McKee
$26 45 4 80
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