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9 13
5I John McClary, 2 days labor, 4 00
Total,
$1653 99
15
Highway tax from state,
$673 36
Appropriation from state,
200 00
town,
200 00
Surplus from state,
577 27- 1653 99
Amt. overdrawn, 3 36
L. W. COOK,
Selectmen
F. H. BURR, of C. C. EMERSON. Thetford.
Thetford, Feb. 15, 1912.
ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT
FOR THE YEAR 1911. TOWN OF THETFORD, VT.
No.
Apr. 29 108 A. C. Adams, 2 1-2 hours with horse,
75
110 H. E. Heaton, 2 days work, 3 00
111 A. B. Clark, tools and repairs as per bill, 7 35
May 11 112 G. M. Gibson, 46 hours work at 17 1-2c, 8 05
113 John Cloud, 9 1-2 days with team, 38 00
115 O. Sanborn, 1 days work, 1 75
116 A. V. Turner, labor,
50
19
117 John Cloud, 2 days with team, 8 00
20
120 Geo. Porter, 1 day, 1 75
121 Wesley Sayre, ox tongue for machine, 1 00
122
R. H. Wilson, 1 1-2 days with team, 6 00
123
Jerome Jackman, labor, 1 00
125 Frank Wilcox, 1 day with tm., 3 75
27
16
June 3 129 W. P. Slack, 1 day with team and man,
4 08
6
131 W. H. Aldrich, 1 1-2 days,
2 25
21
134 Walter Stickney, 1 1 2 days,
2 25
135 W. A. Higgins, 1 day,
1 50
24
138
Will Robinson, 3-4 day,
1 00
139
Alden Trescott, 1 day with tm.
4 00
140
Wm. P. Slack, 3 days
9 05
July
10 147 H. A. Morse, labor and plank,
2 54
148 C. B. Maxham, 100 ft. plank,
1 20
149 A. B. Black, repairs for mach.,
9 70
21 150
Cy Merrel, 3 hours with team,
1 20
Aug.
3
151
N. B. Pero, labor as per bill,
12 75
26 155 Don Root, labor and grade,
2 40
156 Eugene Illsley, 12 loads grade,
1 20
157 Arthur Smith, labor and lumber,
6 62
158
Geo. Porter, labor with team,
2 00
159
H. F. Wilcox, ١١
3 60
Sept.
4
160 Miller Rollin Co., for harrow,
11 68
161 M. M. Moseley, for hone,
19 28
162 Geo. Cummings, labor,
70
163 L. W. Roberts, labor,
2 50
164 A. B. Clark, repairs,
40
165
Geo. Dow, 50 hours with tm.,
20 00
166
Geo. Clough, 7 1-2 "
3 00
167
E. Hill, 14 hours at 15c,
2 30
168
A. Trescott, 2 1-2 days with team,
10 00
Sept. 11
171
C. A. Jenkins, 1 1-2 days and team,
6 00
15
173
A. B. Palmer, labor as per bill,
60 00
174
W. H. Chamberlin, 1 1-2 days,
2 62
25
177
J. Batchelder, 1 2-7 days,
2 25
Oct. 4 178
F. Stevens, 1 day,
1 75
Nov. 14 179
W. Higgins, building culvert,
5 00
Sept. 30
180
L. B. Stowell, labor as per bill,
12 00
Oct.
4 181 Tom Johnson, 1 day,
1 75
182 Wm. Cook, 50 loads grade,
5 00
10
184
Chas. Wilmot, 1 1-4 days with team, 5 00
17
12
185 Reed Clough, 2 days labor,
4 00
186 Geo. Dow, 3 1-2 days with tm .. 14 00
187 John Daggett, 2 days labor, 3 00
26
191 Fred Howard, 2 1-2 days team, 2 men, 14 37
192
W. P. Slack, 2 days, 3 00
194
Geo. P. Colby, labor as per bill, 3 80
Nov.
14
195 W. A. Willoughby, as per bill,
5 25
196
Henry Titus, as per bill,
4 50
19
197 Perley Smith, labor,
1 00
Dec.
4
198 M. E. Davis, labor,
1 50
John Goddard, 24 1-10 days,
42 18
Rosco Clark, 29 1-2 days,
51 62
B. W. Clark, 78 1-2 days,
137 37
Perry Clark, 73 days,
127 74
Arthur Waterman, 86 1-2 days,
169 37
L. S. Martin, 116 2-5 days,
232 80
4 oxen 82 1-2 days,
412 50
expense as per bill, 12 74
Oct. 4 183 Myron Smith, labor with team, 5 00
$1568 21
Highway tax 25 per cent.,
$1436 23
Maintenance fund from state, 132 00-$1568 23
L. S. MARTIN, Road Commissioner.
18
TOWN POOR ACCOUNT.
Unpaid orders Mar. 7, 1911, Feb. 24, 1911, No.
1 Allen Floyd, board and tobacco for Silas Hanks from Jan. 19 to Feb. 19,
10 80
2 Geo. E. Harvey, goods for Mrs. John Kennedy, 1 14
3 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from Dec. 8 to Mar. 2, 18 00
4. Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Feb. 14 to Feb. 28, 5 50
5 William Higgins, milk for Mrs. John Ken- nedy to Mar. 1, 2 95
6 Mrs. Don Root, board of Mrs. Colby from Feb. 6 to Mar. 6, and Web Powers from Feb. 27 to Mar. 6, 16 00
8 Kinney Brothers, board and care of F. Kinney from Jan. 28 to Mar. 2, 48 00
10 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from Feb. 7 to Mar. 7, 10 00
11 Geo. E. Harvey, mitts .50, tobacco .10, underwear 1.00, handkerchief .05, for Web Powers, 10 yards shirting 1.00, 7 balls cotton .35, thread .05, tobacco .45, for Silas Hanks, pork .42, butter .25, sugar .25, tripe .08, crackers .28, onions .10. butter .25, tea .50, pork for Mrs. John Kennedy, 6 03
12 Mrs. Don Root, bal. of board of Web Pow- ers to Mar. 6, error on date, 6 00
15 Mrs. Eliza Benjamin, board and care of Mrs. Colby from Sept. 5 to Oct. 19, 1910, 15 00
16 R. H. Wilson, lodging and feeding tramps until Feb. 9, 1911, 24 00
26 A. W. Jaquith, board and lodging of tramps to Mar. 1, 1911, 10 CO
19
43
Otis D. Bond, tramp bill of Carl Johnson from Mar. 26, 1910, to May 3, 1910, to apply on taxes of 1910, 10 00
7 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Feb. 28 to Mar. 14, 5 50
9 Eliza Roberts, board of Park Avery from Jan. 28 to Feb. 25, 12 00
13 Mrs. Irving Bond, board of Mrs. York from Jan. 17 to Mar. 14, 40 00
14 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Feb. 19 to Mar. 19, 10 00
17 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from Mar. 2 to Mar. 30, 4 00
18 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Mar. 14 to Mar. 28, 5 50
19 Kinney Brothers, board of F. Kinney from Mar. 2 to Apr. 1, 36 25
20 Eliza Roberts, board of Park Avery from Feb. 25 to Mar. 25, 12 00
21 Mrs. Don Root, board of Mrs. Colby from Mar. 6 to Mar. 27, 7 50
22 Mrs. Don. Root, board of Web. Powers from Mar. 2 to Mar. 27, 9 00
23 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from Mar. 7 to April 1, 8 00
24 Mrs. Irving Bond, board of Mrs. York from Mar. 14 to Apr. 1, 12 50
25 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Mar. 10 to Apr. 1, 4 33
27 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Mar. 28 to April 11, 5 50
28 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from April 11 to May 2, 8 25
29 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from Mar. 30 to May 4, 5 00
30 Kinney Brothers, board of F. Kinney from April 1 to May 1, 37 50
31 Eliza Roberts, board of P. Avery from Mar. 25 to May 1, 14 00
20
32 Mrs. Don Root, board of Mrs. Colby from Mar. 27 to Apr. 27, 10 00
33 Mrs. Don Root, board of Web. Powers from Mar. 27 to April 27, 10 00
34 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from April 1 to May 1, 10 00
35 Mrs. Irving Bond, board of Mrs. York from April 1 to April 29, 20 00
36 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from April 1 to May 1, 10 00
37 Geo. E. Harvey, shirt .50, and 1 suit of underwear 1.00,
1 50
38 Geo. E. Harvey, tripe .16, oil .50, coffee .22, pork .42, bread .10, sugar .25, butter .50, peas .10, bread .20, cream tartar .10, soap .25, bread .20, beef .25, eggs .16, eggs .16, butter .50, cream tartar .10, tapioca .16. bread .20, yeast .02, sugar .25, beef .25, oil .50, lard .52, tomatoes .10, butter .50, soda .04, tea .50, cream tartar .10, eggs .16, sugar .25, graham flour .25, fish .45, flour $1.45, coffee .22, bread .20, butter .50, sugar .50, 35 quarts milk to Apr. 26, $1.75 for Lucian Al- drich, 13 04
39 A. W. Jaqcith, keeping 36 tramps from Mar. 5 to April 28, 31 33
40 Burton E. Bailey, taxes of leased land of Mrs. Colby's farm, 6 80
41 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from May 2 to May 16, 5 50
42 A. W. Jaquith, keeping 3 tramps from April 28 to May 26, 3 00
44 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from May 16 to May 31, 5 50
45 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from May 4 to June 1, 4 00
46 Kinney Brothers, board of F. Kinney from May 1 to June 1, 38 75
21
47 Eliza Roberts, board of Park Avery from May 1 to June 1, 12 00
48 Mrs. Don Root, board of Mrs. Colby from Apr. 27 to May 27, 10 00
49 Mrs. Don Root, board of Web. Powers from April 27 to May 17, 6 67
50 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from May 1 to June 1, 10 00
51 Mrs. Irving Bond, board of Mrs. York from April 29 to June 1, 23 43
52 Irving Bond, 2 pr. hose .50, mending .50, 2 chemise .50, 2 drawers .50, postage .12, 2 underskirts .50, 1 chemise .25, postage .06, 2 night dresses $1.40, 2 pr. hose .50, sewing and mending for Mrs. York, 5 33
53 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from May 31 to June 1,
10 00
54
George E. Harvey, rice .16, sugar $1.00, butter .25, cream tartar .10, beef .25, med, .20, butter .50, bread .10, beef .36, pork .33, lard .48, flour $1.65, yeast .02, salt .18, bread .10, soap .25, bread .10, butter .50, crackers .28, beans .40, pork .41, coffee .22, tea .50, 13 quarts milk from April 29 to May 10 for L. C. Aldrich, 8.90 Shoes $1.90, tobacco .10, hat .50 for Web. Powers, 2.50
11 49
55 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from May 31 to June 14, 5 50
56 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from June 1 to June 29, 4 00
57 Kinney Bros., board of F. Kenney from June 1 to July 1, 37 50
58 Eliza Roberts, board of Park Avery from June 1 to June 11, 6 00
59 Mrs. E. Sawyer, board of P. Avery from June 11 to July 2, 15 00
22
60 Mrs. Don Root, board of Mrs. Colby from May 27 to June 27, 10 00
61 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from June 1 to July 1, 10 00
62 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from June 1 to July 1, 10 00
63 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from June 14 to June 28, 5 50
64 Mrs. I. Bond, board of Mrs. York from June 1 to July 1, 37 50
65 Curtis Whitcomb, board Mrs. Roberts from June 28 to July 12, 5 50
66 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from June 29 to Aug. 3, 5 00
67 Kinney Bros., board of F. Kinney from July 1 to Aug. 1, 38 75
68 Mrs. E. Sawyer, board of P. Avery from July 2 to July 30, 20 00
69 Mrs. D. Root, board of Mrs. Colby from June 27 to July 27, 10 00
70 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from July 1 to Aug. 1,
10 00
71 A. Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from July 1 to Aug. 1, (paid to G. A. Fifield by order of Floyd),
10 C)
72 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from July 12 to Aug. 2, 8 25
73 Mrs. I. Bond, board of Mrs. York from July 1 to Aug. 1,
38 75
74 I. Bond, cheese cloth $1.88, batting .42, stock sheeting $1.18, gauze .50, under- shirts .50, sheeting $1.18, hydrogen .35, cheese cloth $1.50, sheets $5.08, antiseptic powder .58, alcohol and ex- press .75, outing flannel $1.62, sheet- ing $1.18, cotton cloth $1.60, creoline .25, skirt .25 for Mrs. York, 18 82
75 Geo. Harvey, shoes for Silas Hanks, 89
76 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Aug. 2 to Aug. 16, 5 50
23
77 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from Aug. 3 to Aug. 31, 4 00
78 Kinney Bros., board of F. Kinney from Aug. 1 to Sept. 1, 38 75
79 Mrs. E. Sawyer, board of P. Avery from July 30, to Sept. 3, 25 00
80 Mrs. D. Root, board of Mrs. Colby from July 27 to Aug. 27, 10 00
81 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from Aug. 1 to Sept. 1, 10 00
82 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Aug. 1 to Sept. 1, 10 00
83 Mrs. A. Floyd, making shirts .75, and knitting hose .75 for S. Hanks, 1 50
84 Mrs. I. Bond, board Mrs. York from Aug. 1 to Sept. 1, 38 75
85 Mrs. I. Bond, outing $4.85, ammonia .26, hydrogen .25, for Mrs. York, 5 36
86 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Aug. 16 to Aug. 30, 5 50
87 R. H. Wilson, keeping 43 tramps from Feb. 12 to Apr. 8, 57 00
88 G. A. Fifield, shirts, leggings, hose $2.25, for W. Powers, goods for Hanks $3.25, goods Mrs. Colby $2.00, Nubtrown $1.00, 8 50
89 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Aug. 30 to Sept. 13, 5 50
90 Geo. Knight, digging grave for Myron Hill, 3 00
91 Chas. Wilmot, casket, robe and under- taker's service for Myron Hill, 30 00
92 A. B. Sawyer, board. Olive Sawyer from Aug. 31 to Sept. 28, 4 00
93 Kinney Bros., board F. Kinney from Sept. 1 to Oct. 1, 37 50
94 Mrs. E. Sawyer, board P. Avery from Sept. 3 to Oct. 1, 20 00
95 Mrs. D. Root, board Mrs. Colby from Aug. 27 to Sept. 27, 10 00
24
96 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board O. Nutbrown from Sept. 1 to Oct. 1, 10 00
97 Allen Floyd, board Silas Hanks from Sept. 1 to Oct. 1, 10 CO
98 Mrs. I. Bond, board Mrs. York from Sept. 1 to Oct. 1, 37 50
99 Mr. I. Bond, outing flannel $4.93, for Mrs. York, 4 93
100 Curtis Whitcomb, board Mrs. Roberts from Sept. 13 to Oct. 4, 7 25
101 Geo. Harvey, goods for Silas Hanks from Aug. 28 to Sept. 26.
90
102 G. M. Wilson, goods furnished Mrs. Petrie to Sept. 29, 8 89
103 Curtis Whitcomb, board Mrs. Roberts from Oct. 4 to Oct. 18, 5 50
104 A. B. Sawyer, board Olive Sawyer from Sept. 28 to Nov 2, 5 00
105 Kinney Bros., board of F. Kinney from Oct. 1 to Nov. 1.
38 75
106 Mrs. E. Sawyer, board P. Avery from Oct. 1 to Oct. 29, 20 00
107 Mrs. D. Root, board Mrs. Colby from Sept. 27 to Oct. 27, 10 00
108 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board O. Nutbrown from Oct. 1 to Nov. 1, 10 00
109 Allen Floyd, board Silas Hanks from Oct. 1 to Nov. 1, 0 00
110 Mrs. I. Bond, board of Mrs. York from Oct. I to Nov. 1, 38 75
111 Mr. I. Bond, outing flannel 9.36, shirts 2.00, hydrogen .30 for Mrs. York, 11 66
112 Harry Richardson, washing for Mrs. Petrie 75, bbl. and boxes .75, and moving Mrs. Petrie's goods $3.20, 4 50
113 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Oct. 18 to Nov. 1, 5 50
114 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Nov. 1 to Nov. 15, 5 50
25
115 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Nov. 1 to Nov. 15, 5 00
116 Kinney Bros., board of F. Kinney from Nov. 1 to Nov. 13,
16 25
117
Geo. F. Richardson, 1-2 day going to see about Mr. Kinney and Mrs. York .75,
·
1-2 day to E. Thetford about tramps. 75
1-2 day to see last overseer about Mrs. Colby's bill at Benjamin's and tramp bill .75, 1-2 day to carry J. Kennedy's bill to commissioners .75, 1-2 day to N. Thetford about tramps .75, 1-2 day to N. Strafford to see records of Mrs. Colby's farm .75, 1 day to W. R. Junc- tion to take council on Aldrich and Mrs. Colby's case $1.50, carfare and stage fare to W. R. Junction .90, Pingree & Pingree $2.00, 1-2 day on Mrs. York's case .75, 1 day to care for Park Avery $1.50, 1 day to move P. Avery to Sawyer's $1.50, 1-2 day on Mrs. York case .75, 1 dinner to tramp .25, 1-2 day to see about Mrs. York .75, 1 day to E. Thetford to see about Myron Hills $1.50, 2 pr. over- alls $1.80, and vest for Silas Hanks $1.25, 1 yd. stork sheeting for Mrs. York $1.00, 1 day to see about Myron Hills estate $1.50, 1 day to Post Mills on Petrie case $1.50, Pingree & Pin- gree, advice on Petrie case $1.00, 1 day to carry Mrs. Colby to sign deed $1.00, 1 trip to Post on Petrie case .75, 1 trip to Post Mills to see State's Attorney $1.00, stork sheeting for Mrs. York $1.00, Medicine and ex. on same for Silas Hanks $1.30, 1-2 day to P. Mills on Petrie case .75, 1-2 day to see about P. Avery .50, 1 trip to Post Mills to see about Petrie case
26
$1.50, packing and moving Mrs. Pet- rie's goods $3.00, 1 day to N. Thet- ford to see about tramps $1.50, 1-2 day to see selectmen and grand juror on Petrie case .50, postage and enve- lopes .48, 37 07
118 Harry B. Richardson, wood furnished L. B. Aldrich, April 18, 1911, 1 83
119 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from Nov. 2 to Nov. 30, 4 00
120 Mrs. E. Sawyer, board of P. Avery from Oct. 29 to Nov. 29, 15 00
121 Mrs. Don Root, board and care of Mrs. Colby $7.33 to Nov. 13, $12.00 to Dec. 1, 19 33
122 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from Nov. 1 to Dec. 1, 10 00
123 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Nov. 15 to Dec. 1, 5 00
124 Mrs. John Simonds, board of Mrs. Petrie and children from Nov. 11 to Dec. 2,
15 00
125 Mrs. Irving Bond, board of Mrs. York from Nov. 1 to Dec. 1,
37 50
126 Mrs. Irving Bond, 2 yds. rubber sheeting $2.00, cuting flannel $6.11, hydrogen .83, flannel sheets $2.40, for Mrs. York,
11 34-
127 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Nov. 15 to Nov. 29,
128 G. M. Wilson, oil .10, butter .30, sugar .44, Mellin's food .75, bread .10, starch .10, bread .10, butter .30, vine- gar .10, sugar .35, wicks .02, shoes for child .50, salt .10, nipples .05, butter .18, Mellin's food .75, matches .15, cocoa .25, butter .15, bread .10, Mellen's food .75, sugar .50, oil .10, telephoning $1.09, nipple .05, cookies .15, butter .15, compound .30, soap .30, tea .25, castoria .35, Mellin's food
5 50
27
.75, oil .10, glass .15, Mrs. D. Wood, washing $1.00, E. N. Heaton, milk from Sept. 1 to Oct. 16, $2.40, $13.14 less No. 102 $8.89, (for Mrs. Petrie), 4 25
129
Geo. Harvey, goods for Silas Hanks $1.10 blanket $1.25, vests $1.00, camphor .20, for Mrs. Colby, wrapper $1.20, hose .15, shoes $1.25, for Olive Sawyer, 6 15
130 Harry B. Richardson, bal. of wood fur- nished L. C. Aldrich, Apr. 18, 1911, 1 83
131 Chas. S. Wilmot, casket, robe and under- taker's service for Mr. F. Kinney. 30 00
132 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Nov. 29 to Dec. 12, 5 50
133 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Dec. 1 to Dec. 15, 5 00
134 Chas. Wilmot, casket, robe and under- taker's service for Mrs. York, 30 00
135
Mr. Irving Pixley, digging grave for Mrs. York, 3 00
136 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from Nov. 31 to Jan. 5, 1912, 6 25
137
Mrs. E. Sawyer, board of Park Avery from Nov. 29 to Dec. 29, 15 00
138 Mrs. Don Root, board of Mrs. Colby from Dec. 1 to Jan. 1, 48 50
139 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from Dec. 1 to Jan. 1, 10 00
140 Mrs. John Simonds, board of Mrs. Petrie and children from Dec. 2 to Dec. 14,
10 00
141 Mrs. Irving Bond, board of Mrs. York from Dec. 1 to Dec. 14, 17 50
142 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Dec. 13 to Jan. 3, 8 25
143 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Dec. 15 to Jan. 1, 5 00
144 G. A. Fifield, coat $3.75, shoes $1.00, rubbers $2.25, for O. Nutbrown, 7 00
145 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Jan. 3, to Jan. 17, 5 50
28
146 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Jan. 1 to Jan. 15, 5 00
147
W. S. Gustin, M. D., medical attendance of Myron Hill from Aug. 6 to Aug. 13, 7 50
148 A. B. Sawyer, board of Olive Sawyer from Jan. 5 to Feb. 2, 5 00
149 Mrs. Eugene Sawyer, board of P. Avery from Dec. 29 to Jan. 29, 15 00
150 Mrs. Don Root, board and care of Mrs. Colby from Jan. 1 to Feb. 1, 44 50
151 Mrs. Geo. Porter, board of O. Nutbrown from Jan. 1 to Feb. 1, 10 00
152 Curtis Whitcomb, board of Mrs. Roberts from Jan. 17 to Jan. 31, 5 50
153 Allen Floyd, board of Silas Hanks from Jan. 15 to Feb. 1, 5 00
154
Freneh & French, shirts for P. Avery $2, cotton cloth for Mrs. York .90, and oil cloth for Mrs. Colby .33, 3 23
155
Mrs. C. M. Quimby, for washing for Mrs. Petrie, 75
156 L. B. Allen, M. D., medicine and service to S. Hanks in Apr. $2.00, medicine in Oct. . 25, 2 25
157 W. S. Gustin, M. D., as following bill: Jan. 28, 1911, to medicine Mrs. York, 50
Feb. 20, 1911, Mrs. Colby, 50
158 Rev. A. B. Jepson, attendance at funerals of town poor, 4 00
159 Geo. F. Richardson, 1 day to E. Thetford about tramps $1.50, 1 day to E. Thet- ford on Myron Hills estate $1.50, post- age .10, 1 trip to see about Mrs. York $1.00, telephone message to change Newton .15, Rev. Mr. Shaw, services at grave of Mrs. York $1.00, service at time of Mrs. York's death $1.50, 1 trip to Mrs. Bond's to try to settle Mrs. York's estate .75, Henry West,
.
29
making deed of Mrs. Colby's place .50, Itemizing acct. for printer $1.00,
9 00
Total,
$2219 32
Amount from Mrs, Colby's farm,
85 00
Amount from Mrs. Petrie, 15 00
Amount Mrs. Petrie's goods on hand,
10 00- 110 00
$2109 32
GEO. F. RICHARDSON, Overseer of Poor.
Town of Thetford to W. S. Gustin, M. D.
DR.
Mch.
24
To medical call Mrs. York,
$1 00
28
1 00
Apr.
6
P. Avery,
75
8
75
9
75
IO
66
75
II
75
13
W. Powers,
I 50
14
P. Avery,
75
15
75
16
75
I7
75
W. E. Stickney,
I
25
18
P. Avery,
75
19
medicine Mrs. York,
50
medical call W. E. Stickney,
I 25
P. Avery,
75
20
75
66
75
30
21
W. Powers,
75
W. E. Stickney,
I 25
66
P. Avery,
75
22
66
75
23
66
P. Avery,
75
25
66
W. E. Stickney,
I 25
66
P. Avery,
75
26
66
W. E. Stickney,
I 25
66
P. Avery,
75
28
66
75
29
66
66
75
30
66
W. E. Stickney,
I
25
I
66
P. Avery,
75
2
75
3
W. E. Stickney, P. Avery,
I
25
4
medicine W. Powers,
25
6
66
75
7
66
W. E. Stickney,
I 25
P. Avery,
75
9
75
10
66
75
66
75
12
66
75
I3
66
75
14
66
W. E. Stickney,
I 25
15
P. Avery,
75
16
66
66
75
17
66
75
18
66
75
19
75
20
66
66
75
22
66
66
75
66
75
5
medical call P. Avery,
75
75
8
66
66
75
May
W. E. Stickney, I
25
24
75
27
75
75
66
31
23
66
66
75
24
75
25
75
26
66
66
75
27
75
28
75
29
66
66
75
66
Mrs. York,
I 00
30
66
P. Avery,
75
3I
75
66
(night),
75
June
I
medicine Mrs. York,
50
medical call P. Avery,
75
2
75
3
P. Avery,
75
4
66
75
6
66
66
75
7
Mrs. York,
I
00
P. Avery,
75
8
66
75
9
Mrs. York,
I
00
IO
75
II
75
I2
66
66
75
14
66
66
75
15
75
I6
66
75
I7
75
66
Mrs. York,
I
00
urinal for
3 00
18
medical call
66
I 00
P. Avery,
75
19
75
20
75
21
75
22
66
75
66
75
13
P. Avery,
75
66
Mrs. York,
I 00
75
5
66
66
66
66
.
66
32
23
66
66
75
24
66
66
75
26
16
75
27
75
28
66
75
.29
66
66
75.
30
July
I
66
P. Avery,
75
2
75
Mrs. York,
1 00
3
P. Avery,
75
5
66
P. Avery,
75
6
66
75
8
75
9
66
66
I 00
19
66
P. Avery,
75
25
Mrs. York,
1 00
Aug.
5
rubber sheet Mrs. York,
I
50
Sept.
I
medicine
50
18
66 Mrs. Colby,
25
22
medical call Mrs. York,
I 00
Oct.
3
medicine
50
15
66
50
18
66
50
26
66
50
31
66
50
Nov.
7
medical call P. Avery,
75
Mrs. York,
I 00
medicine Mrs. Colby,
50
16
Mrs. York, medical call Mrs. Colby,
2
00
24
I 50
25
medicine Mrs. York,
50
medical call Mrs. Colby,
I 50
27
I 50
29
66
I 50
66
75
66
Mrs. York,
I
co
Mrs. York,
I 00
Mrs. York,
I
00
16
medicine Mrs. York,
50
50
23
66
33
Mrs. York,
1 00
Dec.
I
66
Mrs. Colby,
I 50
5
66
Mrs. York,
I 00
7
8
66
66
1 00
9
IO
66
Mrs. Colby,
1 50
II
Mrs. York,
1 00
I 2
I 00
I3
Mrs. Colby,
I 50
66
Mrs. York,
I 00
I7
Mrs. Colby,
I 50
19
66
Olive Sawyer,
I 50
27
medicine P. Avery,
25
29
medical call Olive Sawyer,
I 50
Mrs. Colby,
1 50
1912.
Jan.
28
Olive Sawyers,
I 50
Paid by overseer of poor, -$141 00
66
I 50
6
66
1 00
66
I 00
66
I 00
34 SCHOOL ACCOUNT.
On account of the school year now ending July Ist the school board make no report at this time, but your auditors find that the town treasurer has received from taxes and public funds, $5454 54
Amount of orders paid to date, 4118 81
Leaving amt. of school funds on hand for remainder of year,
-$1535 73.
E. M. FULLINGTON, } Auditors.
C. A. ADAMS.
Thetford, Vt., Feb. 15, 1912.
DOG ACCOUNT.
HENRY WEST, Town Clerk. DR.
By licensing 96 dogs at $1 00,
$96 00.
8 4 00,
32 00
66
2 00,
16 00
$144 00
DR.
To. license fees 112 dogs at $.10,
$II 20
Herbert Johnson, damage,
18 00
Bernard Randall,
10 00
C. C. Emerson, adjustment,
2 60.
F. N. Burr,
66
I 20
L. W. Cook,
3 00
License book,
I 25
Transfer to town fund,
96 75
$144 00 .
1
35
GUIDE BOARD REPORT.
There have been no repairs on guide boards the past year. They remain the same as last year.
We have guide boards located as follows :
2 at North Thetford, 2 at John Leord's Corner, I at W. L. Murphy's, 2 at East Thetford, I at Mrs. H. M. Sayre's, I near school house District No. 3, 2 at Sam Strong's Corner, 2 near H. M. Hartson's, I at Knowles' place, 2 at Union Village, 2 at Buzzell's Bridge, 2 near P. T. Clark's, I Rice's Mills Corner, I at Campbell's Corner, 2 at Nathaniel Corner, I at Cook Bridge, 2 near Lucas place, 2 at N. H. Porter's, I at John Quimby's Corner, I at Geo. Chamberlain's, 3 at Barker's Corner, I at Fish Rod Factory, 2 near Post Mills' Bridge, 2 at Coburn's Corner, I near Post Mills Church, I near Lake House, 3 at M. E. Davis's Corner, 2 at Thetford Hill and 2 at Slafter place.
L. W. COOK, Selectmen F. H. BURR, of
C. C. EMERSON. Thetford.
Thetford, Vt., Feb. 15, 1912.
Statement of Finances of Town.
Unpaid orders and interest to Feb. 15, 1912. SELECTMEN'S OLD ORDERS
E. M. Fullington, 66
$ 105 96
216 75
Emily Parker,
438 57
Ada L. Parker,
551 25
Sarah J. Johnson,
644 80
Mrs. F. A. Chesley,
208 00-$2165 33
36
SELECTMEN'S NEW ORDERS
H. W. Hewins,
$ 520 48
Dartmouth National Bank,
1000 00
1000 00
66 66
1000 00
Interest, 34 74
Ellen Rogers,
294 04-$3849 26
ROAD COMMISSIONER'S ORDERS
John Daggett, Overseer of poor, $ 3 00
W. S. Gustin, M. D., 7 50-$6025 09
ASSETS
W. E. Tucker, adm's on A. L. Higgins, $ 119 00
F. H. Burr, " John Kennedy, 174 98
Uncollected taxes 1905-1I, 94 48
I9II, 100 16
Cash on hand and in bank,
1591 32-$2079 94
Town indebtedness, $3945 15
We have examined the accounts of the several town officers and find them correct.
Respectfully submitted, E. M. FULLINGTON, C. A. ADAMS.
} Auditors.
Thetford, Vt., Feb. 15, 1912.
C
Town grand list of 1911,
$5744 92
Number of polls, 324
Town tax,
80
School tax,
70
Highway tax, 25
37
HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT.
Union Village, Vt., Feb. 12, 1912.
The sanitary condition of the town for the past year has been very good with the exception of two epidemics, one of smallpox, which ran very light, and one of fever, which was caused by impure water. There have been seventeen cases of measles, twenty cases of small pox, two of mumps and one case of typhoid fever.
The State Board of Health requires anyone selling milk, to regular customers, to have a license which is good for one year, also anyone that is engaged in the meat business must have a license, this license being good for one year.
The following diseases are declared to be communicable or dangerous to the public health within the meaning of the statute, and should be reported by heads of families and physi- cians to the Health Officer, viz .: Typhoid Fever, Typher's Fever, Small Pox, Chicken Pox, Measles, Scarlet Fever, Whoop- ing Cough, Diphtheria, Cholera, Mumps, German Measles and Erysipelas.
W. S. GUSTIN, M. D.
38
Town of Thetford to W. S. Gustin, M. D., Dr.
I9II.
Feb.
14 Placarding and quarantining at Leavitt Sargent's, $1 25
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