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Amount expended,
$2527 53
Respectfully submitted, W. L. CURRIER, Road Commissioner.
EXPENDITURES
Common roads
$2527 53
Snow roads
462 57
Sidewalks
402 51
East Haven road job
1283 71
P. Powers culvert
58 CO
$4734 32
RESOURCES
Town appropriation, $2433.64 less $243.36,
10 per cent for sidewalks
$2190 28
Auto maintenance
120 00
Total amount received for general expenditure $2310 28
Received from State, permanent work, 441 51
Apportionment of State highway tax, 5 per cent
396 33
Amount voted by town for state work
445 87
Balance exceeded appropriation
1140 33
Total,
$4734 32
Respectfully submitted, W. L. CURRIER, Road Commissioner.
Special State Road Work
EXPENDITURES
W. J. St.Pierre
$45 00
Dennis Twofoot
47 50
H. B. Farmer
55 20
E. E. Davis
28 30
RESOURCES
$176 00
Received from State
$176 40
Respectfully submitted,
E. E. DAVIS, Special Commissioner.
Overseer's Report
I have drawn orders on the town treasurer for the support of the poor from February 1, 1917 to February 1, 1918, amounting to $1905.17, for the following persons :
A. A. Dunn and family
$129 99
F. Hilliard and family
550 08
Transients
10 00
Joe Belland and wife
227 11
Thos. Pelletier and family
520 63
Overseer of poor account
50 40
Mrs. King
48 25
S. Lafleur
104 46
John Knight
32 50
Mrs. Laplante
1 00
Mrs. Houle
2 75
Frank Young
76 82
Mrs. Stanley
35 50
A. Goulette and family
84 25
Mrs. M. Stevens
6 00
Mrs. Jas. Findley
6 00
Mrs. Dow
19 43
$1905 17
Itemized bills and vouchers for all money paid out are in the town clerk's office for the inspection of the taxpayers. ITEMIZED ACCOUNT
Paid out for wood, 1917,
$218 00
rent, 1917, -
168 00
doctors' fees, 1917,
64 75
clothing, 1917,
82 12
stove and pipe, 1917,
15 45
provisions,
1356 85
Received for sale of Lafleur land
$114 23
sale of F. Young's effects
40 70
Collected from Ernest Lofgreen
7 00
Respectfully submitted,
$1905 17
E. A. BEMIS, Overseer.
Water Commissioner's Report
Balance on hand February 1, 1917,
$1126 25
From C. D. Trottier, 1-2 expense thawing water pipe,
6 85
From water rents collected,
3919 08
$5052 18
CASH PAID OUT
Town of Brighton, interest on water bonds,
1960 00
Town taxes,
8 97
L. B. Jones, storage and ground rent,
2 50
Hall & Knight, hardware and supplies,
116 55
G. T. R., ground rent,
1 00
Foss & Co., labor and supplies
78 83
Essex County Herald, printing,
2 00
J. P. Osborne, labor,
227 65
Thomas Devlin, labor,
208 67
Charles Corbin, labor,
90
Joseph Welch, labor,
28 43
George Reynolds, labor,
10 12
H. E. Aldrich, hauling gravel,
50
D. P. Mackenzie, envelopes,
5 80
Island Pond Electric Co., current,
14 60
Braman & Dow, merchandise,
49 12
James R. Applebee, rent of workshop and storage, 29 10
Freight and trucking,
7 59
J. W. Skillens, team hire,
28 50
Postage,
2 50
Paid to town treasurer,
1448 29
Paid to Mrs. V. H. J. Lee, discount on account, 1 08
4232 70
Balance on hand February 1, 1918,
$ 819 48
SUMMARY
Balance on hand February 1, 1917,
1126 25
From other than water rents,
6 85
From water rents,
3919 08
$5052 18
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PAID OUT
Town of Brighton, interest on water bonds,
$1960 00
George L. Dyer, town treasurer,
1448 29
For labor,
475 77
For supplies, material, rent, etc.,
348 64
4232 70
Balance on hand February 1, 1918, RESOURCES
$819 48
Cash on hand,
$ 819 48
Water rents uncollected,
1054 16
Stock and fixtures on hand,
926 00
A. P. Drown, note,
6 63
Lot of land, 111 acres,
300 00
$3106 27
LIST OF WATER TAKERS WHO ARE MORE THAN THREE MONTHS IN ARREARS
P. H. Coffey,
$29 50
J. R. Farmer,
11 00
E. C. Potter,
11 00
Haynes and Hawkins,
26 00
Julia Riggie,
4 50
A. E. Davis,
13 25
J. G. Canning,
9 75
Henry Moffett,
16 25
Alex Goulette,
4 50
Mrs. William McCoy,
4 50
Will Allen,
20 00
Myron Waterman,
4 50
Bridget Holleran,
5 50
Estate of C. F. Tracey,
9 00
Henry Willey,
20 25
L. A. Morse,
27 37
On June 30th, 1917, in accordance with the law passed by the Vermont Legislature at the 1917 Session entitled, "An Act Amending No. 299 of the Laws of Vermont for the year 1910," I received from the trustees of the Brighton Water Bonds Sinking Fund the following statement, together with all papers, town orders, cash and securities.
Cash in Savings Bank (Island Pond)
$1581 01
23
Town orders carried as cash,
No. 2150
$350 00
2152
400 00
2161
200 00
2175
300 00
2277
1350 00
2665
1002 82
2849
1031 30
3064
1025 37
$5839 49
$7420 50
Town Orders carried as an investment,
No. 2051
700 00
2023
500 00
1987
1000 00
1764
2000 00
1839
3303 24
1883
1000 00
1710
1000 00
1442
1000 00
1003
3000 00
13503 24
$ 20923 74
Statement assets, Feb. 1, 1917
$ 20901 14
Received interest of Bank, May 1st.
22 60
$20923 74
Cash in Savings Bank as shown above will be found in my report as Town Treasurer. Orders held by Trustees have been can- celled from town indebtedness. Order No. 2561, $974 35, not held by Trustees, remains unpaid.
GEORGE L. DYER, Treasurer of Water System.
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,
C. E. FOSS, A. STOTT,
GEORGE L. DYER, - Water Commissioners.
Cemetery Commissioners' Report
We have received for the sale of lots during the past year $60.00, and $59.29 interest on cemetery trust fund, and these amounts have been paid to the town treasurer. We have drawn orders amount- ing to $
The following persons still owe for lots in the new cemetery:
John Smith,
$ 10 00
Fred Currrier,
10 00
J. Kingston,
10 00
Henry Eggleston,
10 00
Sam Parker,
10 00
George Hyland,
10 00
Mary Frothergill,
10 00
Gill Moore,
10 00
A. E. Hawkins,
10 00
Eddie Perry,
5 00
James McFayden,
10 00
Mrs. F. Stanley,
3 00
E. N. Trenholme,
15 CO
I. H. Quimby,
15 00
$133 00
STATEMENT
Balance in the hands of town treasurer, February 1, 1917, $ 33 87
Interest on Trust Funds, town order November 9,
48 67
R. A. Melcher,
10 00
J. Livingston,
10 00
F. H. Johnson,
10 00
F. G. Patterson,
10 00
E. J. Parsons,
10 00
H. Hendricks,
10 00
Interest on Trust Funds, town order,
10 62
$153 16
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ORDERS DRAWN
O. L. Mansur, labor and orders issued, $ 31 50
J. Welch,
20 00
Martin Smith,
5 00
Thos. Devlin,
15 00
Cash in hands town treasurer,
81 66
$153 16
Report of Library Trustees
CASH RECEIVED
Cash on hand, February 1, 1917,
$ 160 43
Received from fines, 7 00
Received from town, February 9, 1918, 125 CO
$292 43
CASH PAID OUT
Paid Loring. Short & Harmon for books, Mar. 29, $ 88 55
R. H. Steady, extra work, 5 00
R. H Steady, work as librarian, Aug. 1, 15 00
R. H. Steady, work as librarian, Nov. 1, 7 50
C. A. Nichols Co., for books, Nov. 3,
48 75
R. H. Steady, work as librarian, Feb. 1, 1918, 7 50 Cash on hand, February 1, 120 13
$292 43
RUTH H. STEADY, Treasurer Library Trustees
Health Officer's Report
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Brighton:
The school houses are in practically the same condition as when inspected one year ago. Fire escapes have been placed on the "Foss Building" on Cross street and the Mansur Dan building on Cross street, the Mosseau building on Pherring street. The only parties who have not complied with the fire escape law are the owners of the Bartlett block on Main street.
H. E. SARGENT, M. D., Health Officer February 1, 1918.
Treasurer's Account
George L. Dyer, Treasurer.
ACCOUNT OF TREASURER COLLECTOR
1917, June 1st To tax bill, Sept. 1st To taxes uncollected includ- ing abatements, $ 773 20
$22281 83
To 4 percent discount on $2C570.11, 822 81
To carried to school account, 8712 04
To carried to highway account, 2323 22
To carried to poor account,
1161 60
To carried to town account, 7550 44
Feb. 1st To carried to school account, 414 05
To highway account,
110 42
To poor account,
55 21
To town account,
358 84
$22281 83
E. A. BEMIS, TAX COLLECTOR Balance uncollected February 1, 1917, 909 65
ACCOUNT OF F. E. RUSSELL, TAX COLLECTOR
1917
Sept 1 Received from town treasurer, $1711 72
133 names at 5 cents, 6 65
212 68
Uncollected 1915 taxes, Blanchette, 65 00
20 names at 5 cents,
1 00
.
1997 05
Nov. 2 Paid to town treasurer,
$200 00
1918
Jan. 2 Paid to town treasurer,
100 CO
Jan. 30 Paid to town treasurer,
150 00
Feb. 15 Paid to town treasurer,
190 00
Feb. 19 Paid to town treasurer,
298 51 )
Feb. 19 Paid to town treasurer, 1916 taxes,
89 67 )
Abatements, 1916 tax,
6 00
Rec'd one Bond as collateral for-this amount
Uncollected 1916 taxes,
27
Abatements, 1917 tax,
$64 10
One name, 1916 tax,
05
14 names, 1917,
70
1 99 03
Uncollected 1917 tax,
709 11
119 names,
5 95
Uncollected Blanchette 1915 tax,
65 CO
20 names,
1 00
Uncollected 1916 tax,
116 96
898 02
$1997 05
SELECTMEN'S ACCOUNT
1917
Received from water commissioners,
$ 3408 29
Trustees of Water Bonds Sinking Fund, cash and interest,
1602 63
Island Pond National Bank,
9000 00
E. F. Johnson,
1000 CO
Town apportionment,
7909 28
F. E. Russell, tax collector,
1028 18
G. L. Dyer, dog licenses,
108 60
G. L. Dyer, leased land rents,
66 74
J. M. Albee, cemetery trust fund,
50 00
H. B. Farmer, brick sold,
5 00
E A. Bemis, sale of Lafleur land,
114 23
$24292 95
CONTRA
Paid Dr. Elie, reporting births and deaths, $ 14 00
Dr. Parlin, reporting births and deaths, 1 50
Dr. Norcross, reporting births and deaths,
3 50
Dr. Sargent, reporting births and deaths,
3 50
Orders, old and new, 22252 91
$22275 41
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
1917
Received from town apportionment,
$2433 64
Received from 5 percent apportionment, State tax,
396 33
Received from auto maintenance fund,
441 51
28
Received from auto maintenance fund,
$ 120 00
$3391 48
CONTRA
To paid highway orders,
$4648 07
SPECIAL STATE ROAD WORK
Received from State for special work,
176 40
CONTRA
To paid orders, E. E. Davis, special commissioner,
176 00
SCHOOL ACCOUNT
1917
Received from town appropriation,
$9126 09
Received from Dr. A. E. Parlin, basket ball loan,
20 CC
Received from tuition from Charleston,
58 25
Received from tuition from Ferdinand,
170 00
Received from tuition from Westmore,
59 90
Received from E. E. Davis, grass sold,
2 00
Received from State for trained teachers,
306 00
Received from State for transportation and board,
389 91
Received from State for advanced instruction,
179 86
Received from State for rebate for current expenses,
142 05
CONTRA
To paid school orders,
8317 35
POOR ACCOUNT
1917
Town apportionment,
$1216 81
Received from Mrs. Houle,
9 25
Received from Town of Norton,
99 33
Received from refund from E. Lofgreen,
7 00
Received from sale of Frank Young's effects,
40 70
$1373 09
CONTRA
1917
Paid overseer's orders,
$2019 52
$10454 06
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CEMETERY ACCOUNT
1917
February 1, cash on hand,
$33 87
Interest on trust fund,
48 67
Sale of 6 lots,
60 00
Interest on trust fund,
10 62
$153 16
CONTRA
Paid remetery commissioners orders,
$71 50
REGISTRATION OF DOGS
Received for registering dogs,
$126 00
Less 15 cents on 116 dogs,
17 40
Paid to town account
$108 60
Auditors' Report
We have audited the books of the town of Brighton. Vouchers for the foregoing accounts are on file in the town clerk's office for in- spection. We find the town treasurer has in his hands cash to the amount of $2692 22 of the town, $81 66 of the cemetery commission- ers, that the treasurer of the Brighton Water System has in his hands $819 48.
Respectfully submitted,
FRED PAQUETTE,
E. A. BEMIS,
Auditors.
Outstanding Orders SELECTMEN
No.
51
O. L. Mansur,
$ 360 51
1838
Island Pond National Bank,
5000 00
1866
Island Pond National Bank,
5.0 CO
2400
E. F. Johnson,
698 52
2403
Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
2525
E. F. Johnson,
2000 00
2561
Water System,
974 35
2585
Island Pond National Bank,
2000 CO
2682
Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
2878
E. F. Johnson,
750 CO
2924
E. F. Johnson,
256 70
2928
Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
2929
Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
3011
Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
3029
Island Pond National Bank
1000 00
2813
Island Pond National Bank,
990 99
2819
Island Pond National Bank,
500 00
3078 E. F. Johnson,
1000 00
3162
Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
3171 Island Pond National Bank,
1000 00
2534
Island Pond National Bank,
2288 35
.
31
3252
Island Pond National Bank,
$2000 CO
3245
Island Pond Electric Co.,
239 92
3246 W. J. Rooney,
1 20
3257
O. J. Webster,
4 30
3260
E. E. Davis,
20 00
3262
D. C. Foss, Jr.,
20 00
3265
C. E. Foss,
25 00
3266
H. Lafountaine,
7 50
3267
New England Telephone Co.,
3 70
3268
Essex County Herald,
3 50
3271
W. R, Danforth,
3 00
3272
Dr. A. E. Parlin,
8 00
3273
Dr. H. E. Sargent,
100 00
3275
H. B. Farmer,
3 75
3276
Essex County Herald,
2 50
3277
J. W. Thurston,
48 65
27810 44
OVERSEER OF POOR
No.
365
Osborne Bros.,
$3 50
368
L. J. Payeur,
5 00
379
Stern Bros.,
6 50
380
E. A. Bemis,
11 53
381
Dr. A. Elie,
41 50
382 Ed. Lord,
4 96
383
Ed. Lord,
2 56
384
Dr. A. Parlin,
2 50
78 05
ROAD COMMISSIONER
No.
222
Currier and Osborne Bros.,
$ 6 00
227
Currier and Osborne Bros.,
18 00
235
J. P. Osborne,
1 25
223
Jamon Perry,
1 00
86 J. P. Wade,
2 00
89 Town of Brighton,
48 00
90 Town of Brighton,
10 00
86 25
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AMOUNTS DUE ON LEASED LAND
W. H. Hobbs & Son,
$10 00
Ezra Goupee,
5 00
Myron Waterman,
7 82
Patrick Foley Estate,
8 50
Mrs. O. C. Danforth,
8 00
Jamon Perry,
15 00
J. H. Barnes,
1 48
Dr. A. Elie, (O'Keefe)
3 12
W. Morris,
63
$59 55
OVERSEER OF POOR ACCOUNT
Due from E. F. Norcross, from order No. 98, paid August 31, 1916, J. Lavoie account,
$26 00
TRUST FUND OF CEMETERY LOTS
April 16, 1907, Agnes M. Ladd, to be used as perpetual fund for care of her grave lot,
$ 50 CO
February 22, 1913, received of E. M. Bartlett, commis- sioner, to be used for the perpetual care of Sarah A. Storr's lot,
100 00
February 6, 1915, received of Elmer Berry, for a perpet- ual fund to be used for care of C. W. Hobb's lot in the Protestant cemetery, also care of lot of H. Linehan buried in old Catholic cemetery, 50 00 August 13, 1915, received of S. E. Gray for perpetual care of Lois Barnes' lot in the Protestant ceme- tery, 50 00
October 12, 1917, received of J. M. Albee for a perpetual care of lot in old cemetery, 50 00
$300 00
STANDING OF THE TOWN
Outstanding orders, selectmen, $27810 44
Outstanding orders, overseer of poor, 78 05
Outstanding orders, road commissioner, 86 25
$27974 74
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ASSETS
Cash in hand of town treasurer,
$2692 22
Cash in hands of treasurer, water system,
819 48
Cash in hands of treasurer, cemetery,
81 66
Due on leased lands,
59 55
Uncollected taxes, Bemis collector,
909 65
Uncollected taxes, Russell collector,
898 C2
E. F. Norcross, Lavoie account,
· 26 00
$5486 58
Town indebetedness,
$22488 16
1917, the Selectmen paid $2590 92, 25 percent of Grand List, on factory order No. 2534.
Fire Chief's Report
We have had twenty-one general alarms in the past year. Laid hose three times, took water three times.
April 6, 1917. Alarm 1 p. m. Bonett block. Cause, chimney burning out. Used chemicals. No damage.
April 13. Alarm 10 a. m. Essex House. Cause, chimney burn- ing out. Used chemicals. No damage.
April 24. Alarm 8:10 a. m. M. Peves house. Cause, chim- ney burning out. Used chemicals. No damage.
. April 29, Alarm 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Woodbury's house. Cause, chimney burning out. Used chemicals. No damage.
May 1. Alarm 3:20 p. m. Needham house. Cause, chimney burning out. Slight damage.
May 13. Alarm 11:10 a. m. W. R. Bould's house. Cause, chim- ney burning out. No damage.
May 29. Alarm 1:25 a. m. Flaherty house. Cause, unknown. Laid two lines of hose, took water. Total loss. Damage about $1000.
July 2. Alarm 5:45 p. m. Brighton creamery. Cause, sparks from smoke stack. No damage.
July 3. Alarm 3:15. Brighton creamery. Cause, sparks from smoke stack. Laid 1900 feet of hose, took water. Damage about $2000 00.
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September 22. Alarm 3:15 p. m. Bunker house. Cause, chim- ney buruing out. Slight damage.
September 25. Alarm 6 p. m. John McDonald house. Cause, chimney burning out. No damage.
Dec. 6. Alarm 10 a. m. S. Snyder house. Cause, chimney burn- ing out. No damage.
December 8. Alarm 7:15 p. m. Dr, Elie's tenement house. Cause, chimney burning out, No damage,
December 8, Alarm 10:20 p, m. Essex House, Cause, chimney burning out. No damage.
December 27. Alarm 5 p. m. J. W. Skillen's house, Cause, chimney burning out, No damage.
January 4, Alarm 10 a. m. Dr, Elie's tenement house. Cause,. chimney burning out, No damage.
Jannary 10, Alarm 7:45 p. m, W, Morse house, chimney burn- ing out, No damage,
January 12, Alarm 10 a. m. W. R. Boulds' house, Cause, chimney burning out. No damage,
January 20. 9 a. m. House. Cause, chimney burning out. No damage.
February 5, Alarm 3:00 p. m. Mrs, Reeve's house." Cause, caught from torch, thawing out water pipe. No damage,
February 6. Alarm 8:00 p. m. Needham house. Cause, chim- ney burniug out. No damage.
H. E. RANDALL, Fire Chief.
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Annual Town Meeting Warning
The inhabitants of the Town of Brighton, who are legal voters in town meeting, are hereby notified and warned to meet at the opera hall, in said Brighton, on Tuesday, March 5th, A. D. 1918, at. 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of acting upon the following business, viz :
1 To elect a moderator for the ensuing year.
2 To elect a town clerk for the ensuing year.
3 To cast their ballots on the question, "shall license be grat- ed for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town ?"
4 Shall license of the fifth class, known as druggist license, be granted in this town ?
5 To hear and dispose of the reports of the various town officers.
6 To elect all other officers as provided by law, including one - water commissioner for the term of three years.
7 To determine in what manner the taxes shall be collected.
8 To see if the town will appropriate ten percent of its highway fund for the building and maintenance of sidewalks.
9 To see if the town will vote to empower and authorize its selectmen to appoint a road commissioner or commis. sioners, whether one or two of such commissioners to be determined by said vote.
10 To see what sum of money, over and above that required by law will be appropriated by the town for the main- tenance and enlargement of the public library.
11 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.
12 To see if the town will appropriate money, and if so, how much, for the proper observance of Memorial Day.
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13 To see what sum of money the town will appropriate for the compensation of the fire company, the chief, and horse to draw the fire apparatus.
14 To see if the town will vote to raise a sum of money in addition to the amount now required by law, to take advantage of the State Aid Law, and if so, how much.
15 To see if the town will vote to instruct the school directors to appoint medical inspectors for the school, if so, how many.
16 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to defray the current expenses of the town, for the sup- port of the schools, for 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 liquidate its present liabilities.
17 To transact any other business that may legally be trans- acted at said meeting.
18 To see if the town will vote to instruct the representative to the next general assembly, to introduce such legisla- tion as is necessary to change the name of the village of Island Pond, from Island Pond to Island Lake, or Brighton Lake, or some other suitable name.
H. B. Farmer, r Selectmen of Brighton.
F. E. Boyce, D. C. Foss, Jr., O. L. Mansur,
Dated at Brighton, this 21st day of February, A. D. 1918.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
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OFFICERS
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1919
OF THE TOWN OF
BRIGHTON
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1919
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Brighton
FOR THE YEAR Ending February, 1st., 1919
The Herald Press, Island Pond, Vt.
Auditor's Report
Your auditors have examined the accounts of the var- ious town officers and find them as follows:
Selectmen's Account
Orders have been drawn by the board to meet the de- mands as herein mentioned. Vouchers have been taken and filed in the Town Clerk's office for your inspection.
Religious Societies
Number.
3278 Rev. C. D. Trottier, Roman Catholic, $ 22 50
3279 A. P. Cobb, Mehtodist Episcopal, 22 50
3280 F. C. Mosher, Congregational, 22 50
3281 M. T. Sadlier, Protestant Episcopal, 22 50
$ 90 00
Memorial Day
3315 H. B. Farmer, as vote or the town March, 1918, $ 40 00
Taxes
3340 George L. Dyer, taxes on factory build- ing, $ 155 84
3349 George L. Dyer, State highway tax,
518 19
3349 George L. Dyer, State school tax, 1036 37
3359 George L. Dyer, War tax, 2219 98
$ 3930 38
Interest
3296 George L. Dyer, interest Brighton Water Bonds, April 1918, $ 980 00
3305 George L. Dyer, interest on orders 3252,
51, 2584, 3029 3162, 3171, 1838, 2403, 2585, 2682, 2813, 2828, 2929, 3001, 2819, 1866, 2561, to April 30, 1918, 579 57
2
3317
L. A. Cobb, interest on U. S. Surplus Fund June 10,1919, 180 19
3338 E. F. Johnson, interest on orders 1886, 2525, 125 00
3353 George L. Dyer, interest on Brighton Water Bonds, Oct. 1918, 980 00
3421 George L. Dyer, interest on order 2534, 66 73
$ 2920 49
Money Loaned To Town
3292 Island Pond National Bank.
$1000 00
3298 Island Pond National Bank.
1000 00
3304 Island Pond National Bank.
1000 00
3308 Island Pond National Bank.
1000 00
3311 Island Pond National Bank.
1000 00
3318 Island Pond National Bank.
1000 00
$6000 00
Sidewalk Cross Street.
3330 E. L. Hudson. Labor.
$258 68
Salaries.
3288
Fred Paquette. 10 days Auditor 1918
25 00
3290
E. A. Bemis. 3days Auditor 1918 4 months Overseer
22 92
3293
Henry Willey 14 days Quarantine Officers
28 00
3307
J. R. Applebee. Ballot Clerks Town Meeting
13 00
3314
J. R. Applebee Special Quarantine Officer
3 75
3335
H. E. Randall, Fire Chief,
50 00
3344
George L. Dyer, Taking Schcol Census, 442 names at 4c each, 17 68
3350.
E. E. Blake, Services Ballot Clerk,
4 00
3351
T. L. Paquette, Services Ballot Clerk,
4 00
3354
M. L. Dyer, Services Ballot Clerk,
2 00
3362
George L. Dyer, Colletcing $21512 14 at 1 per cent, 215 12
3375
A. Stott, 6 months services Water Commis- sioner, 12 50
3418
I. H. Quimby, Services Ballot Clerk, 5 80
7 50
3
3426
O. P. Wilcox, 26 Days Lister, O. P. Wilcox, Expenses to Guildhall, 3 00
78 00
3428 A. C. Colby, 9 days Lister, 27 00
3430
J. S, Sweeney, Moderator,
3 00
J. S. Sweeney, Expenses to Guildhall,
6 00
J. S. Sweeney 4812 days Lister,
145 50
J. S. Sweeney, Automobile Hire, J. S. Sweeney, Paid H. H. Hobson,
9 00
3431 A. C. Bemis, Ballot Clerk,
8 30
3433 H. E. Sargent M. D., Health Officer,
100 00
3437
George L. Dyer, Town Treasurer,
125 00
George L. Dyer, Water Commissioner, George L. Dyer, Water Commisioner Treasurer, 125 00
25 00
3438 E. E. Davis, Selectmen, Chairman,
50 00
3439 F. E. Boyce, Sele .t.man.
20 00
3440 D. C. Foss Jr., Selectman. 20 00
3441 C. E. Foss, Water Commissioner 12 months,
25 00
3442 A. Stott, Water Commissioner 6 months, 12 50
3454 E. A. Bemis, Salary as Overseer,
75 00
$1278 57
WADE BRIDGE
3321 J. V Wade, labor
$ 45 00
3323 R C. Wing, '
36 00
3324 E. E. Davis, " 92 75
paid H. H. Hobson
2 00
J. V. Wade
20 00
" Bellrose
25 12
" Taylor
6 19
" Kittridge
8 25
" C. Rivers
2 75
" D. Twofoot
6 87
water boy
4 50
17 75
3325 A.A.Moulton, labor 3328 James Samson "
50 90
10 00
4
Cement 63 00
Team 3 00
20 lbs. nails 1 32
Lumber
3 75
3329 The Bosworth Store Co., Cement 53 13
$445 16
BRIDGES
3348 Henry Albee, 148 ft. plank and team
$ 6 70
labor, Flood bridge 8 10
Webster " 3 00
2 men & team, one half day 10 00 140 ft plank, Stott Bridge 1 50
$29 30
SNOW ACCOUNT
3285 Joseph Welch, 56 hours, stairs
$ 14 00
3286
27 6 75
3287
W J. Barry, 57 one-half hours, stairs
23 00
3295 Joseph Welch, 6 hours, stairs
1 50
3301 Geo, Chase, snow from fire dept. 4 43
3309 E. King, land damage, winter road
5 00
3347 Henry Albee, snow roads
317 15
3423 Geo. Wilson, snow, stairs
1 00
3446 S. R. Norcross,
4 00
3453 S. R. Norcross
3 00
$379 83
MORRIS. BRIDGE
3336 Arthur Peavy,
digging foundation
$110 00
3337
labor
20 00
3341 Jos. Wade
and team 18 00
3342 A. A. Moulton
9 00
3343 Bosworth Store Co.cement and material 173 63
3345 F. E. Boyce
500 ft. 2 in. plank 16 50
3346 E. E. Davis,
men and team
103 50
5
paid Barry, trucking 1 00
·' W. Meehan 2 00
" John O'Keefe 3 00
" A. Peavy 2 00
" H. H. Hobson 2 00
3352 E. J. Barnes,
3355 Foss & Co.
3350 Geo. L. Dyer,
12 and one half bbls. cement, True Blanchard 40 00
trucking 20 00
3357 Lee Elliott
labor 6 00
3358 Ellis Hudson
C
214 56
141 ft. 2x4
6 35
56 boards 1 41
11 gals. gas 3 19
3360 Vermont Pro. Co. 1500 ft boards
55 50
3361 Bosworth Store Co Cement
31 58
3371 E. E. Davis
4 days labor
12 00
8 days team 49 00
paid Mrs Morris, lighting bridge
3 00
Dennis Twofoot, man and team
27 00
3372 Geo. L. Dyer, True and Blanchard, 12 and one-half bbls cement
40 00
3394 A. C. Colby, 560 ft. lumber 19 25
labor 1 00
3447 Jones Webster Corp. " 1 00
829 ft hemlock plank 29 44
$1175 72
AMOUNT TO APPLY ON FACTORY BUILDING ORDER
3421 Geo, L. Dyer, 25 per cent Grand List to apply on factory order 2534, vote of town $2288 35
PUBLIC LIBRARY
3435 Ruth Steady, vote of town, March, 1918 $125 00
6 one-half diys team 26 00
material 128 81
6
WATERING TROUGHS
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