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To paid highway orders $3289 45
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SCHOOL ACCOUNT
1918
For Domestic Science from State
$ 200 00
Tuition from Charleston
144 00
Tuition from Ferdinand
170 60
66 16 L. A. Marsh
36 00
From State, transportation and board
561 51
6
trained teachers
266 00
advanced instruction
231 11
rebate for current expenses
100 10
66 vocational course
200 00
Town Apportionment
7500 75
$9409 47
CONTRA
To paid school orders
$10162 97
POOR ACCOUNT
1918
Town apportionment
$100G 10
Received from town of Holland for Turcotte family
377 00
Received from Arthur Goulette
10 CO
$1387 10
CONTRA
Paid Overseer's orders
$2337 54
CEMETERY ACCOUNT
1918 Feb. 1
Cash on hand
$81 66
Sale of lots 75 00
$156 66
CONTRA
Paid cemetery commissiones's orders
$98 33
REGISTRATION OF DOGS
1818
Received for registering dogs, less .15 on
Paid to town account $107 10
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Auditor's 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 $2863 29 of the town, $58 33 of the cemetery commission- ers, that the treasurer of the Brighton Water System has in his hands, $1725 89.
FRED PAQUETTE,
E. R. HARVEY.
Auditors
ORDERS OUTSTANDING
SELECTMEN
No.
'51
O. L. Mansur
$ 360 51
1838
Island Pond National Bank
5000 00
1886
16
500 00
2400
E. F. Johnson
698 52
2403 2525
Island Pond National Bank
1000 00
2585 2682
Island Pond National Bank
2000 00
2878
E. F. Johnson
750 00
2924
256 70
2928
Island Pond National Bank
1000 00
2929
1000 00
3011
1000 00
3029
1000 00
2813
60
990 99
2819
16
500 00
3078
E. F. Johnson
1000 00
=
16
1000 00
E. F. Johnson
2000 00
34
3162
Island Pond National Bank
$1000 00
3171
=
66
1000 00
3252
2000 00
3292
1000 00
3298
1000 00
3304
1000 00
3311
16
16
1000 00
3318
1000 00
3442 A. Stott
12 50
3442 W: R Danforth
3 00
3450 G. L. Dyer
35 75
3451 E. H. Currier
4 13
3454 E. A. Bemis
75 00
3308 Island Pond National Bonk
1000 00
$30187 10
OVERSEER OF POOR
504 O. T. Davis
$ 62 37
505 Convent
12 75
507 L. A. Cob!>
21 00
510 J. W. Thurston
245 00
$341 12
ROAD COMMISSIONER
144 I. L. Robin 70 Grand Trunk Ry.
$ 60
35 00
$35 60
1919
Feb. Amounts due on leased land
$99 42
OVERSEER OF POOR ACCOTNT
Due from E. F. Norcross from order No. 98, paid August 31, 1916, J, Lavoie account $26 00
66
66
66
66
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66
16
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CEMETERY TRUST FUND
Apr. 16, 1917, Mrs Agnes A . Ladd Trust Fund, care of lot $ 50 00 Feb. 22, 1914, received of E. M. Bartlett, commissioner, to be used for care of Sarah A. Storr's lot 100 00
Feb. 6, 1915, received of Elmer Berry, income to be used for care of C. W. Hobbs lot in Protestant Cemetery, and for care of lot where J. H. Linehan is buried in old Catholic cemetery. 50 00
Aug. 13, 1915, received of S. E Gray for perpetual care of Lewis Barnes' lot in old cemetery. 50 00
Oct. 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
$30187 10
Overseer of poor
341 12
-
Road Commissioner 35 60
$30563 82
ASSETS
Cash in hands of town treasurer
2863 29
treasurer water system
1725 89
cometery account
58 33
Due on leased land
99 42
Uncollected taxes, Bemis collector
909 65
" M. L. Dyer, old tax
427 38
..
16
1918
569 97
E. F. Norcross, Lavoie account
26 00
Hospital accounts due
498 00
equipment
50 00
Water accounts due
913 56
8141 49
Town indebtedness
22422 33
1918-The Selectmen paid $2288 35 for factory order No. 2534 in full and water system order No. 2561, $974 35.
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According to law, we were called upon, last year, to pay 20 per cent of Grand List for State War Tax,instead of 5 per cent as per vote of town. This tax will be as mich the coming year, if not more, as we understand a bill has been talked of in our legislature to make this War Tax 30 per cent of grand list. We have examined the accounts with the town Auditors and recommend that the various departments be allowed the same to expend as last year-with 15 cents for town indebtedness to replace factory order and increase 15 per cent for War Tax as per law, making 2.30 per dollar of Grand List, as follows:
State School Tax
$ .15
State War Tax
20
School
75
Town Highway
25
Town Poor
01
Selectmen
68
County
02
Town Indebtedness
15
$2 30
E. E. DAVIS,
F. E. BOYCE,
D. C. FOSS, Jr. - Selectmen
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 4th, A. D., 1919, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur- pose 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 granted for the sale of intoxi- cating 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 per- cent 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 commissioners, 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 appropiatod by the town for the maintenance and en
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largement of the public library.
11 To see if the town will appropriate money, and if so, how much, for the proper observ- ance of Memorial Day.
12 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.
13 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.
14 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to defray the current ex- penses of the town, for the support of the schools, for the support ofthe poor, the mak- ing and repairing of highways and bridges and the care of snow roads for the ensuing year,and to liquidate its present liabilities.
15 To transact any other business that may legally be transacted at said meeting.
16 To see if the town will vote to empower the Selectmen to dispose of Pleasant Street School Property.
17
To see if the town will vote to extend the the town water system from the home of Charles Breese to the residence of C. N. Williams with pipe sufficient size and hydrants enough to furnish ample fire pro- tection to this district. The extension to be completed on or before Nov. Ist., 1919.
E. E. DAVIS, F. E. BOYCE, Selectmen
D. C. FOSS, Jr.
Dated at Brighton this 21st. day of February, 1919
ANNUAL REPORTS
020
OF THE Town Officers
OF THE TOWN OF BRIGHTON Vermont
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1920
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE Town Officers
OF THE TOWN OF BRIGHTON Vermont
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1920
HERALD JOB PRINT, Island Pond, Vt.
AUDITORS' REPORT
Your Auditors have examined the accounts of the var- ious town officers and find them as follows:
SELECTMENS' ACCOUNT
Orders have been drawn by the board to meet the de- mands mentioned. Vouchers have been taken and filed in the Town Clerk's office for inspection.
Religious Societies
No.
3470 Rev. C. D. Trottier, Roman Catholic,
$ 22 50
3471 C. M. King, Methodist Episcopal, 22 50
3472 F. C. Mosher, Congregational,
22 50
3473 G. L. Dyer, Protestant Episcopal,
22 50
$ 90 00
Memorial Day
3501 H. B. Farmer, vote of town,
$ 40 00
Public Library
17 Ruth Steady, vote of town, $125 00
Money Loaned Town
3486 Island Pond National Bank,
$1000 00
3497 Island Pond National Bank,
2000 00
3499 Island Pond National Bank,
2000 00
3506 Island Pond National Bank,
2000 00
$7000 00
Printing
3477 Essex County Herald, Town Meeting Warning, $ 2 75 Essex County Herald, 650 Town Reports, 82 80
3513 Essex County Herald, printing tax cards, 2 25
Essex County Herald, printing tax notices, 1 75
43 Essex County Herald, publishing notice to parents, 80 Essex County Herald, printing notices, Fire Dept. meeting, 1 50
$ 91 85
Sidewalk-Derby Street
3507 Ellis Hudson, labor and material, $ 627 56
Eliminating of R. R. Crossing to Lemuel Chase Farm
9 George L. Dyer, Treas. Public Service Com- missions, order No. 526, $100 00
Watering Troughs
53 Will Meehan, 12 months, $ 3 00
54 Agnes Rexford, 12 months, 3 00
$ 6 00
Salaries
3462
E. R. Harvey, 10 days Auditor 1919, $ 25 00
3463
Fred Paquette, 10 days Auditor 1919, 25 00
3480 M. L. Dyer, Ballot Clerk, 1919, 2 00
3485 3495
T. L. Paquette, Ballot Clerk
2 00
3492 J. R. Applebee, Primary, 1919,
17 40
J. R. Applebee, Election 1919, 24 15
J. R. Applebee, March Meeting, 1919, 17 35
3509
Pauline D. Welch, making tax list, 1919, 5 00
3517
P. A. Bartlett, 21 days, 7 hours Lister, 65 60
1 W. A. Paine, 13 days Lister, 39 00
Team hire,
4 00
Attending Listers Meeting,
6 00
3 Geo. L. Dyer, 446 names Schcol Census,
17 84
4 H. E. Randall, Fire Chief, 50 00
5 J. S. Sweeney, 1 day Moderator, 4 00
20 days lister,
60 00
Attending Listers Meeting,
3 00
Expenses attending Listers Meeting, Auto hire,
2 00
Paid for Notices,
2 50
=
2 46
Pauline D. Welch, Asst. Town Clerk, 1919, 2 00
16 28
George L. Dyer, collecting $25598.54 at 1% 255 99 Dr. H. E. Sargent, Health Officer, Feb. to July, 1919, 41 65
37 W. H. Hobbs, Services Fire Warden, cash paid out 8 50
52 George L. Dyer, Services Town Treasurer, 125 00
George L. Dyer, Water Commissioner
25 00
George L. Dyer ,services Water Commissioner Treasurer, 125 00
C. E. Foss, Services WaterCommissioner, 25 00
55 56 A. Stott, Services Water Commissioner, 25 00
57 E. A. Bemis, Services Overseer of Poor, 75 00
58 F. E. Boyce, Services Selectman, Chairman, 50 00
59 D. C. Foss, Jr., Services Selectman, 20 00
60 John W. Thurston, Services Selectman, 20 00
$1172 44
Snow Accounts
Isaac Moore, shoveling,
$ 1 50
S. R. Norcross, shoveling stairs, 2 25
W. G. Moore, shoveling, 1 50
Jos. Lapointe, shoveling cradle lioles, 9 60
S. R. Norcross, shoveling stairs,
2 50
John Cahill, shoveling,
4 20
F. H. Bellrose, man and team,
13 90
Foss & Co., man and team,
46 60
E. E. Davis, two teams, 71/2 days,
105 00
E. King, land damage, winter road,
5 00
Leo Menard, land damage, winter road,
6 00
S. R. Norcross, shoveling stairs, 2 00
W. J. Barry, sidewalks, 17 60
H. A. Stevens, 10 hours snow roads,
3 00
W. H. McDonald, 11/2 days, snow roads,
5 25
J. C. Paradis, snow roads, 6 00
33
S. R. Norcross, stairs,
2 00
42
H. A. Danforth, 7 hours, snow roads,
2 10
62
W. L. Currier, snow roads to Dec. 31, '19 192 00
63 S. R. Norcross, shoveling stairs, 9 00
$ 436 90
3459 3460 3461 3464 3467 3469 3474 3475 3476 3481. 3484 3487 3488 3492 22 26
Cemetery
3500 O. L. Mansur, paid A. Castonguay labor, $ 12 25 paid Joe Castonguay ,labor, 12 25
paid Geo. Wilson, labor, 5 25 paid carting, 8 00
3521 Geo· Wilson, labor 20 00
3522 Jas. Hopkins, labor,
20 00
3527 O. L. Mansur, paid H. Hendricks, 2 dys mowing, machine, 16 00
3 days raking and team, 9 00
paid Jas. Hopkins, 41/2 days,
18 00
paid Geo. Wilson, 5 1/2 days,
22 00
paid Geo. Wilson, 3 days, 12 00
paid Jas. Hopkins, 3 days,
12 00
$ 166 75
Morgan and Brighton Town Line
3511
A. C. Bemis, auto hire,
7 00
7 C. R. Powell, legal services,
60 00
51 H. H. Hobson, 27 hours,
21 60
1 day attending hearing,
6 00
paid E. M. Harvey, 4 50
$ 99 10
Insurance
3458
George L Dyer, factory building,
$ 23 35
3493
Town Officers Bonds, 27 50
3515
factory building,
140 10
31
factory building,
106 25
31
library books,
28 00
$325 20
Interest
3455 Island Pond National Bank, interest on orders, $662 22
3466 E. F. Johnson, interest on orders, 135 27
3482 George L .Dyer, interest on Brighton Water Bonds, 980 00
3496 Island Pond National Bank, interest on orders, 629 93
3505 L. A. Cobb, interest on U. S. Surplus Fund, 189 19
2 E. F. Johnson, interest on orders, 125 00
13 George L. Dyer, interest on Brighton Water Bonds, 980 00
40 Island Pond National Bank, interest on orders, 798 26
$4499 87
Rents
3478 B. H. Small, rent on Opera hall, March meeting, $ 10 00
3502 W. A. Gleason, land rent, factory building, 5 00
3502 W. A. Gleason ,taxes, 1918, 3 35
3514 H. B. Amey, rent to July, 1919, 175 00
21 W. A. Gleason, land rent, factory building, 5 00
21 W. A. Gleason, taxes, 1919, 3 35
45 H. B. Amey, rent to Jan., 1920, 175 00
$376 70
Electric Lights
3490 Island Pond Electric Co., current Sept. 15 to Mch. 15,
471 34
24 Renewals, 12 00
3516
Island Pond Electric Co., current Mch. 15 to June 15, '19,
222 92
63 Renewals,
31 50
repairs, viaduct, 5 00
41 Island Pond Electric Co., current June 15 to Dec. 15, '19,
445 84
62 Renewals, 31 00
$1219 60
Fire Department
3457 I. L. Robin, repairs fire apparatus, 3 10
3479 H. E. Randall, 500 ft. hose, 335 00
38 H. E. Randall, for distribution, fire company, 150 00
Bridges
8 Vermont Product Co., 4105 ft. 3 in. plank, $ 164 20 312 ft. 2 in plank, 12 48
1163 ft. timber, 46 52
40 ft. 2x4x16, 1 92
142 ft. 6x6x16 7 68
48 ft. 3x5x16, 1 92
12 Henry Willey, labor and material, repairs bridge, Gore road, 3 00
14 H. B. Farme:, lumber, R. R. street bridge, 4 00
labor, R. R. street bridge, 1 C:
15 James Sampson, labor, Hawkins and Stevens
bridges, team, nails and spikes, 5 09 blacksmith, 2 85
37 00
19 George Baldwin, repairs, bridge, Henshaw road,
5 00
35 James Sampson, labor, bridge on Meadow, 74 50
62 W. L. Currier, Stevens bridge,
6 50
1000 ft. plank, Levi Pond,
Goupie and Stott bridges, 25 00 work on bridges, 10 00
F. Bellrose, E. Rivers bridge, 7 30
plank, E. Rivers bridge,
5 00
work on Heath's bridge,
4 25
Guide Boards,
20 00
$ 587 91
Taxes
3523 George L. Dyer, taxes on factory building, $ 89 42
10
State School Tax, 1109 99
11
State Highway Tax, 554 99
13
County Tax,
207 27
24
State Military Tax, 5010 13
$6971 80
Miscellaneous
3456 Wm. Campbell, refund, poll tax, $ 4 13
3465 F. E.Boyce, stamps and mailing Town Reports, 14 51
3483 W. J. Barry, disposing O'Brien horses, 10 00
3489 J. V. Wade, removing rock, State highway, '18, 5 00
3491 S. J. Payeur, repairs, snow roller, 12 78
3494 E. King, labor, calvert and highway near E. E. Davis's and school house, 3 00 3503 J. .. Applebee, storage, side-walk roller, garbage cans, 3 50
repairing cans and street sign, 5 32
3504 Lemuel Chase, 50 trees, snow fence, 1918, 9 50
3508 Vermont Product Co., 104 ft. 3 in. plank for bridges, 41 64
3510 Foss & Co., 3 days team, gravel Y. M. C. A., 21 00
4 days team, rubbish dump, 28 00
3512 Vermont Product Co., 1000 ft. 3 in. plank, 40 00
3518 Bosworth Store Co., 41 ft. 8 in. tiling, Murphy, 12 60 88 cement, Morris bridge, Hudson, picture Findley auto wreck, 77
3519 John Murphy, 19 hours labor, Murphy drain, Ed. Perry 16 hours labor, Murphy drain, 6 40 7 60
James Hopkins, 7 hours labor, Murphy drain, 2 80
3520 Edward Guay, 11 hours cutting bushes,
4 40
3524 Walter Bumps, repairs on highway,
29 00
3525 Foss & Co., 58 ft. 8 in. tiling, 40 hours labor on sewer,
36 00
3526 John Murphy, 3 hours labor on ditch, Ed. Perry, 4 hours labor on ditch, 1 60
1 20
3528 H. H. Hobson, survey near Bemis school house, 3 00
paid E. R. Harvey, 1 00
3529 S. J. Payeur, repairs, road machine, 17 93
3531 C. D. Boardway, picture Findley auto case, 3 00
3532 Alex Stott, gravel, highway, head of pond, 2 00
6 Loring, Short & Harmon, Selectmen's Town Order book, 10 91
18 A. A. Waterman, 1 day services, hospital, 1918, 4 00 2 thermometers, 3 00
19 George Baldwin, 61/2 days cutting bushes,
15 00
20 John Prance, cutting bushes, 2 00
25 John Prance, cutting bushes, 2 50
27 George L. Dyer, 1 Exactly Dial Check Writer, 49 00
29 Bosworth Store Co., tiling, Henry, 9 22
20 30
30 Mrs. B. M . Wilcox, mattress, hospital, 1918, 10 CO
32 W .J. Barry, cartage garbage cans, 4 50
34 John Cahill, labor and material, Old County Road, 13 70
36 W. A. Gleason, freight charges on snow roller, 16 70
44 F. L. Blake, snow roller, 175 00
4 50
46 S. J. Payeur, repairs, dump cart, repairs, road hone, making evener, 1 00
5 80
2 sewer grates, J. Murphy, 5 90
47 Foss & Co., labor, sewer near Essex House, material, sewer near Essex House, 17 15 90
16 88
48 Bosworth Store Co., labor, Flat sewer, tiling, J. Henry, 46 10
49 James Samson, burying horse, 3 00
50 Mose Paye, lamb killed by dogs, 12 35
52 George L. Dyer, attending Town Meeting, 3 00
recording warning and Town Meeting business, 1 00
Tuttle & Co., dog license book,
90
902 post card tax notices, 8 04
Tuttle & Co., town order books, 3 00
postage and stationery, 2 00
returning 58 births, 5 80
returning 33 marriages, 6 60
returning 34 deaths, 3 40
completing 56 birth certificates, 56 names children @ 25c ea., 14 00
61 A. M. Stevens, labor and auto hire, Findley auto wreck, 3 25
62 W. L. Currier, work on State road, 465 00
J. Henry, work on culvert near Damons, 70 00
J. D. Bouchard,, culvert near Damons,
2 00
Irving Emery, culvert near Damons,
22 50
Work ca wall, culvert near Damons,
153 00
Post and railing, culvert near Damons,
24 70
Cutting bushes, 36 00
Sewer-J. Weatherstone,
30 00
Tiling-J. Weatherstone, 33 42
Ditch near J. King's, 40 00
Unloading snow roller, 1220 ft. plank, 30 50 30 ft. plank, J. Henry, J. W. Thurston, disinfectants, 9 20
3 00
2 00
64
telephone message, 25
raid Will Melville, inspecting M. Paye lamb killed by dogs, 1 00
Cheverier, repairs, R. R. street bridge, 75
A. Cheverier, fighting fire, 1 88
65 J. P. Cslczne, 55 hours labor, Main street sewer, 27 50
$1782 66
Summary of Totals
Religious Societies,
$ 90 00
Memorial Day,
40 00
: ublic Library,
125 00
Money Loaned Town,
7000 00
Printing,
91 85
Sidewalk-Derby Street,
627 56
Eliminating R. R. Crossing to Lemuel Chase Farm,
100 00
Watering Troughs,
6 00
Salaries,
1172 44
Snow Account,
436 90
Cemetery,
166 75
Morgan and Brighton Town Line,
99 10
Insurance,
325 20
Interest,
4499 87
Rents,
376 70
Electric Lights,
1219 60
Fire Department,
538 10
Bridges,
587 91
Miscellaneous,
1782 66
Taxes,
6971 80
$26,257 44
SCHOOL DIRECTORS' REPORT
Statement of orders drawn by the School Board from February 1st., 1919 to February 1st., 1920.
$ 12 08
Robertson Paper Co., supplies,
10 13
D. C. Heath & Co., text books, 4 00
D. H. Knowlton Co., text books,
1 00
Benj. H. Sanborn Co., text books,
1 27
B. E. Stover, sundries,
50
McMillian Co., text books,
5 20
O. W. Smith, janitor,
21 00
Theron Hobbs, repairs,
3 00
Bosworth store Co., supplies,
1 35
Helen Davis, teachers wages,
55 00
Marjorie Forbes, teachers wages,
40 00
O. W. Smith, jaritor,
21 00
P. A. Saunders, teachers wages,
155 52
Bessie Wilcox, teachers wages,
60 00
Hazel Amsden, teachers wages,
60 00
Eva Whalen, teachers wages,
60 00
Margaret Hooper, teachers wages,
72 20
Adelaide Hooker, teachers wages,
72 20
Gertrude Norton, teachers wages,
56 00
Margaret Hobbs, teachers wages,
48 00
O. L. Stevens, transportation, Irene Davis, teachers wages,
40 00
Ginn & Co., text books ,
19 75
Amer. Book Co., text books,
3 62
John C. Winston Co., text books,
1 83
Mrs. John Cahill, transportation,
24 00
Amer. Book Co., text books,
2 06
O. W. Smith, janitor,
21 00
Geo. Couture, fuel,
50 00
Marjorie Forbes, teachers wages,
10 00
Marjorie Forbes, janitor,
10 00
567
P. A. Saunders, teachers wages,
77 76
568 William Davis, janitor,
5 50
No. 535 536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 546 547 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 563 564 565 566
Ginn & Co., text books,
48 00
O. W. Smith, janitor,
Margaret Hobbs, teachers wages, Irene Davis, teachers wages,
I. P. Electric Co., lights, 52 35
Bessie Wilcox, teachers wages, Hazel Amsden, teachers wages, 60 00
Adelaide Hocker, teachers wages,
72 20
Iva Whalen, teachers wages,
60 00 56 00
Gertrude Norton, teachers wages,
77 76
P. A. Saunders, teachers wages, Margaret Hooper, teachers wages, Paul John, transportation,
108 00
O. L. Stevens, transportation,
48 00 5 50
Helen Davis, teachers wages,
60 00
Mrs. John Cahill, transportation,
16 00
O. W. Smith, janitor,
21 00
E. E. Babb & Co., text bocks,
24 72
Loring, Short & Harmon, supplies,
4 00
588
O. W. Smith, janitor,
21 00
Bessie Wilcox, teachers wages,
30 00
E. E. Davis, fuel,
22 00
P. A. Saunders, teachers wages,
155 52
Adelaide Hocker, teachers wages,
72 20
Eva Whalen, teachers wages,
60 00
Hazel Amsden, teachers wages,
60 00
Bessie Wilcox, teachers wages, 30.00
56 00
M. H. Watson, Jr., teachers wages,
100 00
W. M. Welch Co., text books,
7 50
The Herald Press, supplies and sundries,
3 25
O. L. Stevens, transportation,
48 00
14 00
Helen Davis, teachers wages,
48 00
Irene Davis, teachers wages,
40 00
20 00
605
O. W. Smith, janitor,
14 00
1 Bessie Wilcox, teachers wages,
30 00
2 Eva Whalen, teachers wages,
15 00
3 Marjorie Forbes, teachers wages,
40 00
569 570 571 572 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 584 585 585
21 00 36 00 20 00
60 00
72 20
Roy Douglass, janitor,
590 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 601 O. W. Smith, janitor, 602 603 604 John Cahill, transportation,
Gertrude Norton, teachers wages,
4 Albany Business College, text books,
4 37
5 Edward Woods, janitor service, 8 00
6 W. M. Welch Co., appliances, 25 48
7 Benj. H. Sanborn & Co., text books,
3 40
8 Benj. E. Sanborn & Co., text bokos,
1 27
9 Helen E. Davis, teachers wages,.
36 00
10 O. W. Smith, janitor, 14 00
11 Hazel Amsden, teachers wages,
60 00
12 Bessie Wilcox, teachers wages, 45 00
13 Eva Whalen, teachers wages,
60 00
14 Adelaide Hooker, teachers wages,
90 25
15 P. A. Saunders, teachers wages,
194 40
16 M. H. Watson, Jr., teachers wages,
125 00
17 Gertrude Norton, teachers wages,
70 00
18 Irene Davis, teachers wages,
40 00
19 William Davis, janitor,
4 00
Foss & Co., fuel,
349 87
20 21 Geo. Daigneault, transportation,
12 00
Hazel Amsden, teachers wages,
15 00
Paul A. Saunders, sundries,
28 58
22 23 24 25
O. W. Smith, janitor,
7 00
O. W. Smith, truancy,
17 75
Bert Austin, transportation,
12 00
Mrs. John Cahill, transportation,
20 00
29 Helen Davis, teachers wages,
24 00
Marjorie Forbes, teachers wages,
30 00
E. E. Davis, Director's salary,
10 00
J. W. Carroll, Director's salary,
10 00
G. L. Dyer, Clerk salary,
40 00
O. H. Cameron, Director's salary,
10 44
Geo. L. Dyer, freight, express, postage, etc.,
20 45
O. L. Stevens, transportation,
60 00
38
Essex County Herald, supplies and printing,
39 25
L. A. Morse, transportation,
362 40
39 40 E. E. Rivers, transportation,
8 00
41 Mrs. Ed Woods, janitor,
3 50
42 Ginn & Co., text books,
4 23
43 Paul John, transportation, 63 00
4 50
26 27 28 Roy Douglas, janitor,
30 31 32 33 34
35 36 37 S. J. Payeur, repairs,
2 00
Milton Bradley Co., supplies,
Foss & Co., supplies and sundries, I. P. Electric Co., lights, E. Rivard, express, 1 64
10 18 17 75 6 75
13 85
10 20
25 00
13 32
10 00
4 00
13 75
Mrs. Pat Powers, cleaning school house,
27 00
Murray Watson, Jr., teachers wages, 45 76
21 00
7 25
Chas. R. Thibadeau, teachers wages,
155 52
M. H. Watson, Jr., teachers wages, 50 00
72 20
Mary E. Daley, teachers wages,
68 00
60 00
60 00
56 00
Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages,
68 00
52 00
21 00
52 00
Mrs. J. E. Douglas, janitor's services,
3 00
Foss & Co., repairs and sundries,
13 99
Amr. Education Press, supplies,
9 00
12 50
15 00
20 00
21 00
28 00
6 75
Chas. R. Thibadeau, teachers wages,
155 52°
100 00
82 Mrs. M. H. Watson, Jr., teachers wages,
72 20
83 Elizabeth Barrett, teachers wages,
68 00
44 45 40 47 48 Bosworth Store Co., supplies, John Riggie, repairs, Edward Hawkins, fuel, 49 50 51 G. L. Dyer, insurance, 52 G.E . Aldrich, transportation, 53 Crawford Davis, janitor, 54 O. W. Smith, janitor, repairs, 55 56 57 O. W. Smith, janitor, 58 Essex County Herald, printing, 59 60 61 62 63 Hazel Wark, teachers wages, 64 Jane Bishop, teachers wages, 65 Neil Blodgett, teachers wages, 66 67 H. A. Stevens, transportation, O. W. Smith, janitor, 68 69 Marion Davis, teachers wages, 70 71 72 Regina Doyle, teachers wages,
73 74 Ginn & Co., text books, 75 B. A. Austin, transportation, 76 Mrs. J. Cahill, transportation, 77 0. W. Smith, janitor services, Regina Doyle, teachers wages, Island Pond E. Co., lights, 78 79 80 81 M. H. Watson, Jr., teachers wages,
28 00
Mrs. M. H. Watson ,Jr., teachers wages,
84 85 Hazel V. Wark, teachers wages,
68 00 60 00
Neil Blodgett, teachers wages, 56 00
Marion E. Davis, teachers wages,
52 00
O. W. Smith, janitor,
21 00
Jane Bishop, teachers wages,
60 00
H. A. Stevens, transportation,
52 00
Ginn & Co., text books,
34 10
Silver, Burdett & Co., text books,
3 62
Cambridge Bot. Supply, supplies,
34 90
E. E. Babb & Co., supplies and text books,
62 25
H. M. Weigel, supplies,
11 50
The A. S. Barnes & Co., text books,
2 30
Milton Bradley Co., supplies,
143 12
H. M. Rowe Co., supplies,
89
Regina Doyle, teachers wages,
28 00
Bert Austin, transportation,
16 00
O. W. Smith, janitor,
21 00
Regina Doyle, teachers wages,
28 00
The Bosworth Store Co., supplies,
17 98
John Cahill, transportation, A. F. Damon, fuel,
30 00
Chas. R. Thibadeau, teachers wages,
155 52
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