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15 Placarding and quarantining at Geo. Lampher's, . Fumigating at J. Simonds,
[ 25
5 00
16 Report,
I5
24 Biennial report,
I 00
5 00 25 Fumigating at J. Walton's, Quarantining and placarding at Albert Arnells, I 50
Apr. I8
Quarant'g and placard'g at R. S. Sayre's,
I 50
May 8
P. H. Carter's,
1 50
9
L. Cadwell's,
I 50
10
66
J.Batchelder's,
I 50
July Investigating case at W. Coombs, 3
I 25
8 Express on jug,
35
II Collecting water at W. Coombs,
I 00
I3 Express on water,
45
Aug.
3 Placard'g and quarant'g at Sargent Camp,
I OO
22 Ticket to Burlington,
4 15
I days pay,
, 00
4 00
Sept.
9 Exam. school house at E. Thetford,
I 25
26 Exam. school house, Union Village,
1 00
Oct.
3
Placarding store at Thetford Hill,
I 25
4 Report,
15
17 Investigating case at Huntington and Coomb's, I 25
20 Investigating case at Thetford Academy, I 25
25 Fumigating at W. Coombs, 5 00
23 Board,
2 00
66 66 Thetford Center, I 25
I 25
39
Nov.
I3 Placard'g and quarant'g at W. Messer's, I 25
Collecting water at L. Vaughan's, 1 25
45
20
I5 Fumigating at Mr. Alliston's,
5
00
I7 Collecting water at Mrs. F. Bonds,
I 25
18 Report,
I5
Fumigat'g and placard'g at G. Porter's, Express on water,
45
26 Quarant'g and placard'g at A. French's,
I 25
30
" R. Vaughan's,
I 25
Dec.
6 Collecting water on Thetford Hill,
I 25
7 Express on water,
90
Report,
I5
Dec.
I3 Investigating at R. Vaughan,
I
25
Telephone to state board,
45
14 Quarant'g and placard'g at N. Clark's,
I 25
I5 Investigating cases at Thetford Ctr.,
2 50
Quarantin'g and placard'g at A. Turner's,
H 00
66 John McClay's,
I 25
66 Henry
I
25
66
Arthur Clark's,
I 25
66
W. Messer's,
I
25
66
George Porter's,
I
25
66
Sam Webster's,
I
25
66
66 Frank Hatch's,
I
25
66
A. French's,
I
25
66
W. Higgins',
I
25
66
L. Kent's,
I
25
Mrs. Woodcock's,
2 00
66
66
fumigat'g G. Porter's,
5 00
66
W. Messer's,
5 00
66
66 H. Richardson's, 2 00
Vaccinating at S. Webster's,
50
Investigating case at Thetford Ctr., I 25
Quarant'g and placard'g at L. Cadwell's, I 50
19
29 Collecting water at Thetford Academy,
25
4 Express on water, 66 bottles,
I
25
H. Richardson's,
I 25
George Fifield's, I 25
A. Nuttweon's, I
25
1
40
22 Fumigating at L. Cadwell's, Report,
I 50.
I5
24 Fumigating at A. French's,
5 co
J. Daggett's, 2 50
25
66 school house at Thetford Ctr., at F. Richardson's,
5 00
I 75
26 Quarant'g and placard'g at G. Colby's, I 50
31 Investigating at G. Colby's,
I 50
Fumigating at Thetford Academy,
I
75
1912.
Jan.
2 Examining school at No. Thetford,
I
50
5 Investigating case at R. Clark's,
I
25
6 Fumigating church at T. Center,
5 00
8
at G. Colby's,
2 00
II
66 " R. Clark's,
5 00
1 I2
" R. Vaughan's,
5 00
18 Report,
15
19 Examining school at Thetford Ctr.,
I
25
29 Quarant'g and placard'g at R. Hatch's,
2 00
30 Report,
15
Express on box to M. Allis,
35
Feb.
2
Bill for A. French,
5 35
5
Med. and call to Eva Latuch,
75
8 66 66
75
IO
Medicine to Eva Latuch,
50
15 66
50
66
66
75
I7
66 66
75
18
75
Paid by order of selectmen,
$164 90
41
Report of Town Committee of Thetford Academy.
The Academy has maintained a very satisfactory school during the past year.
The course of study is the same as last year.
The number of students have been about 33.
There will be a deficiency this year of about $400 00 or the same as last year.
The discipline of the school has been very good.
(Signed)
H. F. WILCOX, C. C. EMERSON, GEO. W. COOK.
Report of the Thetford Public Library.
The Thetford Public Library is kept in the Latham Memor- ial Library building on Thetford Hill and is composed of books which were given by the state or purchased by the town. This Library and the Latham Memorial Library of about three thous- and volumes are free to all inhabitants of the town. Last year the town appropriated thirty-five dollars. Ten dollars of this money was paid for the rent of the Latham Memorial Library and ten dollars toward the Librarian's salary, leaving fifteen for the purchase of new books.
The state has loaned four traveling libraries to the town during the year : East Thetford, North Thetford, Union Village and the Grange.
42
The teachers in our schools ought to use the Library more than they do. The Librarian is ready to select children's books for the use of the schools if they are carefully kept and returned in a few weeks.
The Library is open on Tuesday afternoon from three to. five and on Friday evening from six to eight.
Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM SLADE, President of the Trustees.
February 13, 1912.
MARRIAGES IN THETFORD 1911.
Mar.
2 Luman M. Sawyer and Cora Anna King.
June 8 Truman Martin Hatch and Elizabeth Agnes Doug- lass.
2 I Jack Henry Willard and Alice Drown.
24 Everett Baxter Jaquith and Alice Amicea Stickney.
Aug. 10 George Gilman Rogers and Tressa Lora Hill.
Sept. 2I Rev. Carroll Condict and Isabelle M. Adams.
Oct. 25 Leon William Newcomb and Estella Mae Whitte- more.
Dec. 6 Harold Edward Heaton and Elsie Marie Corlis.
30 Arthur J. Robinson and Abbie E. Winham.
43
BIRTHS IN THETFORD 1911.
Jan. 29 Ernest L. Sawyer.
Mar. IO Robert A. Pitnie.
25 George Phineas Stowell.
May
I3 Dorothy Stearns Ware.
June 4 Marie Elizabeth Slack.
26 Nelson George Pero.
July
14 Grace Louisa Walton.
Sept. 6 Philip Irving Vaughan.
I2 Glen Norman Cloud.
Oct.
4 Winston Gerold Colton.
5 William Thomas Johnson.
9 Gilbert Ide Dunton. Helen Lillian Paulson.
28 Lillian Grace Bragg.
Nov.
6 Leon Oliver Randall Cummings.
24 Evelyn Ruby Morse.
29 Marion Hazel Barker.
Dec.
27 Lewis E. Bearor.
31 Margaret Elinor Terhune.
DEATHS IN THETFORD 1911.
Years Months Days
Jan. 16 Frances Maria Dodge,
70
9
9
19 Margaret Alice Swift,
73
II
4
Feb. 18 Eqa Sauth,
15
3
18
25 Charles L. Lucas,
54
9
15
Mar.
5 Sophia Tilden Cushman,
89
4
I
26 Nellie Elizabeth Banker.
44
17 Oramel S. Sayre,
56
2
24
Apr.
2 Nathaniel Kilburn,
75
4 16
May
25 Samuel M. Gleason,
77
IO
27
June
I Angeline C. Earl,
89
O
22
19 Adna B. Porter,
64
3
23
Aug.
9 Philonie B. Bragg,
82
IO
I
IO
Myron D. Hill,
77
II
25
25 Frederick J. Corlis,
82
8
19
Sept.
I6
Betsey Sargent Judd,
76
II
5
22 Cordelia White,
84
O
9
Oct.
5 Mary E. Burr,
87
7
I
Nov.
13 Florus Heaton Kinney,
90
O
13
Dec.
3 Oliver Lemuel Greenwood,
7
3
19
14 Martha Ann York,
84
8
II
NOTICE.
The legal voters of the town of Thetford are hereby notified and warned to meet at the town hall in said town on Tuesday, Mar. 5, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M., to transact the follow- ing business :
Article I. : To elect a Moderator for the year ensuing.
Art. 2 To elect a Town Clerk for the year ensuing.
Art. 3 To hear and act upon the reports of the several Town Officers.
Art. 4 To see if the town will authorize and empower the Selectmen to appoint a Road Commissioner or elect by ballot, and to elect all necessary Town Officers. "
Art. 5 To raise a tax to pay the endebtedness of town and for current expenses.
Art. 6 To raise a Highway Tax.
Art. 7 To raise a School Tax.
Art. 8 To see it the Town will vote any money for the benefit of Grand Army Memorial Day.
Art. 9 To see if the Town will vote any money to take advantage of the State Aid Law, and if so how much.
Art. 10 .Shall license be granted for sale of intoxicating liquors in town.
Art. 11 To elect a Town Library Commissioner for five yéar.
Art. 12 To nominate a Trustee to Thetford Academy.
Art. 13 To see what sum if any, the town will vote for maintenance of a Free Public Library.
Art. 14 To see if the Town will vote any money for the benefit of Thetford Academy.
Art. 15 To see if the Town will vote to survey or lay out .a Public Highway at the south end of Fairlee Lake, and if so how far.
Art. 16 To transact any other business proper to come before said meeting.
L. W. COOK, Selectmen
F. H. BURR, of
C. C. EMERSON. S Thetford.
Thetford, Feb. 15, 1912.
Having purchased of GEO. WILSON
his Dry Goods and Grocery business, we shall put in a complete line of
Staple Goods
usually carried in a Country Store. We shall try to merit your patronage by having
HIGH GRADE GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES
and by courteous treatment of our cus- tomers.
Come and see us.
Burr & Campbell, POST MILLS, VT.
ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE
SELECTMEN
AND
AUDITORS
OF
THETFORD, VT.
For the Year Ending February 15th, 1913
RANDOLPH, VT .: BUCK PRINTING CO. 1913
Charles S. Wilmot
LICENSED UNDERTAKER
THETFORD, VT.
Day and Night Telephone Service
G. M. WILSON
UNDERTAKER AND LICENSED EMBALMER ALSO Licensed Auctioneer POST MILLS, VT.
ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE
SELECTMEN
AND
AUDITORS
OF
THETFORD, VT.
For the Year Ending February 15th, 1913
RANDOLPH, VT .: BUCK PRINTING CO. 1913
2
TOWN OFFICERS ELECTED 1912
E. N. Heaton,
Moderator
Henry West,
Town Clerk
F. H. Burr,
C. C. Emerson, L. W. Cook,
I
-
- Selectmen
E. N. Heaton, -
Treasurer
Geo. F. Richardson,
O. D. Bond,
N. H. Porter,
S. C. Stevens,
E. N. Heaton,
W. E. Tucker,
E. M. Fullington,
C. A. Adams, -
Auditors
H. F. Wilcox,
L. S. Martin, -
-
Road Commissioner
C. S. Wilmot, Geo. W. Cook, John Judd,
-
School Directors
C. C. Emerson, G. A. Clough, John Judd,
-
- Fence Viewers
Henry E. French, r
Henry F. Wilcox, Chas. C. Emerson, Chas. S. Wilmot, Nelson H. Porter, Edward N. Heaton, Samuel C. Stevens, C. A. Adams, -
Justiccs of the Peace
- Town Representative
$
Overseer of Poor 1st Constable 2nd Constable
Listers
TREASURER'S REPORT.
E. N. HEATON, Treasurer DR.
1912.
Feb. 16
Cash on hand,
$1591 32
Mar. 6 Dartmouth Bank, money borrowed, 1000 00
8 Advs. in town reports 1912,
2 00
9
O. D. Bond, tax bills 1908-9-11,
22 60
May 13
Dartmouth Bank, money borrowed,
1000 00
29
66
1500 00
June 7
25 Hedgehog bounties,
18 30
July 3 Rebate on tiling bought,
3 54
6 Town of Strafford tuition,
20 00
Sept. 2 State school funds,
1172 30
5% State treas., for selectmen,
45 00
Oct.
26
State Supt. of Education, John Kennedy's estate,
54 77
Nov. 15 State highway tax,
720 10
22 State permanent highway work,
1201 45
1913.
Jan. 13 O. D. Bond, tax bill 1911, State maintenance fund,
7 43
14 Town tax bill 1912,
5746 83
Town highway tax bill 1912,
2873 41
Town school
4022 78
School land rent,
51 54
College
20 00
15 Transfer from dog to town funds,
60 50
27 O. D. Bond, tax bills 1906-7-10-11,
33 83
Feb.
7
1911,
22 25
$23765 22
2000 00
345 27
230 00
4
CR.
By paid selectmen's orders, $10082 31
state highway orders,
2759 57
school orders, 5831 36
road commissioner's orders,
3098 54
overseer's orders,
1233 64
sundries,
50 16
uncollected taxes,
136 75
bank deposit and cash,
572 89-$23765 22
REPORT OF SELECTMEN
Paid day laborers $1.75 a day and $4.00 with team. Orders drawn by selectmen from Mar. 5, 1912, to Feb. 12, 1913.
No.
Mar. 5 1 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, borrowed money,
$1000 00
8 2 Miss H. E. Gillette, use of water, 1 00
3 G. M. Wilson, use of water, 1 00
4 Buck Printing Co., town reports, 38 40
5 Henry H. Hartson, rolling roads, 8 50
6 Chas. Slack, rolling roads, 8 00
7 Henry Hartson, 8 00
8 John Kinsman, labor on high- way, 7 00
5
9 W. S. Gustin, work as health officer, 4 00
10 L. W. Cook, delivering re- ports, postage and cash pd., 2 87
18
11
E. M. Fullington, serv. as auditor, 4 00
12 J. A. Trescott, rolling roads,
8 00
13 G. M. Gibson, carrying sup- plies to L. Cadwell, 1 25
25
14
L. Cadwell, 9 jugs of milk, 13 50
29
Apr.
16
16 A. E. Smith, break. roads, 3 00
11
17
Geo. Chase, rolling 4 50
18 L. B. Stowell, break. " 2 50
27 19 Geo. Porter, snow. bridge and break. roads, 5 25
20 Geo. Dow, break. roads, 5 25
21 Gilman Bacon,
6 28
22 Chas. Cook, snowing bridge,
2 00
May
1
23 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 21. 25
24 Chas. E. Cummings, overseer of the poor, order books, 3 00
11 25 Mrs. F. A. Chesley, int. on old order, 12 18
26 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, borowed money, 1000 00
27 F. E. Garey, Thetford Acad- emy, 200 00
24
28 L. S. Martin, snow. bridge and break. roads, 10 00
29 E. B. Frost Post, No. 54, 25 00
27
30 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, borrowed money,
2000 00
30
31 County treas., county tax, 28 72
June 1 32 F. E. Garey, bal. due Thet- ford Academy, 200 00
15 S. E. Mandigo, cut. brush, 2 10
6
3
33 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 21 25
7
34 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, borrowed money, 1500 00
35 State treas., state highway tax, 287 25
36 State treas., state school tax, 459 60
37 int. on deposit
money, 111 09
15
38 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 21 25
21 39 L. W. Cook, break. roads, 3 85
40
O. D. Bond, expenses in Dwight land sale, 19 20
41
Arline Brown, land damage,
10 00
July
16
42
R. H. Clough, labor on highway, 14 70
43 A. B. Sawyer, break. roads,
1 25
30 44 L. W. Cook, lumber,
7 55
45 Luman Sawyer, plank and labor, 3 66 46 F. H. Burr, plank and drawing to Rice's Mills, 37 50
Aug. 2
47 Chas. Wilmot, census of schools,
7 84
48 E. N. Heaton, making tax bill,
6 00
15 49 L. W. Roberts, snow. bridge and road work, 5 62
50 S. E. Mandigo, cut. bushes and plank, 3 75
51 H. E. Heaton, snow. bridge and work with team, 4 30
52 The United Construction Co., bridge,
159 00
19
53 H. F. Wilcox, ins. on town buildings, 48 70
23
54 A. B. Palmer, cut. brush, 4 00
26
55 Glen Fifield, mowing old cemetery, 3 50
56 Mrs. Abbie Bond, housing town tools, 6 00
7
30 57 E. N. Heaton, tax books, cards and postage,
12 25
58 C. E. Bacon, broak. roads, 3 60
31 59 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 21 25
Sept. 4
60 Town library insurance, 1 20
61 Jed Illsley, cut. bushes and breaking roads, 8 00
62 Chas. Wilmot, use of team for hearse 9 funerals, 18 00
63 Fred Taylor, break. roads,
4 40
64 L. W. Cook, freight on cement,
10 40
65 Burr & Campbell, 80 bags
40 00
66 W. H. Messer, cut. bushes,
4 20
67 Geo. Porter,
4 20
68 Jed Illsley,
10 00
69 C. A. Adams, serv. as town and school auditor, 5 41
10
70 Geo. Porter, cut. bushes,
1 58
71 W. H. Messer, 1 58
72 The Opinion Press, check lists, votes and ballots, 22 35 1
73 Buck Printing Co., order book, 1 25
74 W. A. Higgins, break. roads, 12
75 Karl Bailey, hanging lantern and protecting washout, 1 25
14
76 A. V. Turner, horse killed on highway, 75 00
77 Fred Aldrich, work surveying on Lake road, 13 37
78 Fred Aldrich, work on survey- ing Lake road, 5 00
16
79 C. D. Brown & Co., 15 bags cement, 9 00
80 E. N. Carpenter, 20 loads gravel for bridge, 2 00
81 M. S. Colburn, work on bridge as per bill, 1 00
8
82 Clarence Wilmot, work on bridge as per bill, 17 00
83 Jed Illslsy, work on bridge, 19 50
84 C. E. Sargent, 21 25
85 L. W. Cook, lumber and work on bridge, 31 00
86 L. W. Roberts, work on bridge, 16 67
87 Ware Bros., cut. bushes, 7 52
88 Henry West, postage, expenses and money paid out, 22 35
26
89 L. W. Roberts, work on bridge, 1 75
90 E. W. Illsley, work on 2 bridges,
2 00
28
91 Geo. Knight, care and work in Post Mills cemetery, 10 00
29
92 John Judd, break. roads,
3 60
93 E. M. Fullington, serv. as Auditor, 1 00
94 E. M. Fullington, lights at bridge 18 nights, 2 70
95
Asa Cummings, cut. bushes, 8 13
96 C. A. Banker, 18 80
Oct.
3
97
B. C. Aldrich, work survey- ing around lake, 16 45
7
98 C. W. Campbell, break. roads, 2 25
12 99 C. L. Coombs, cut. bushes,
4 03
100 E. A. Stowell, stringers, plank for bridge and labor, 10 00
19
101 W. A. Willoughby, drawing
dirt for bridge as per bill, 6 30
23
102 R. H. Wilson, culvert at Post Mills, 35 0)
103 Burr & Campbell, cloth for Silas Hanks and delivered
L. W. Cook, 6 79
31
104
Geo. Colby, cut. brush,
6 08
105 11 07
106 Jas. Barrett, snow. bridge, 2 00
24
9
Nov. 6 107
Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 21 25
108 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 21 25
109 H. H. Southworth, 32 posts for cemetery work, 5 44
110 Geo. W. Knight, repairs on cemetery fence at Post Mills and straightening the head stones, 6 15
111 Edwin Illsley, break. roads 1911-12, 9 00
112 Arthur Wilcox, break. roads, 6 40
113 O. D. Bond, expenses and services Sept. and Nov. election, 10 80
114 O. D. Bond, to E. Thetford and return after tramp, 1 00
14
115 T. R. and C. H. Barrett, cut- ting brush, 6 00
116 Ira Young, team work and work on bridge, 1 50
117 Walter Clark, snowing bridge 1910-11, 3 00
20 118 G. G. Bacon, labor on culvert and plank, 6 00
119 H. B. Richardson, placing vot- ing booths and taking away, 3 00
120
L. W. Cook, serv. as selectman to Nov. 25, 1912, 15 00
27 121 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 42 50
30 122 E. N'. Heaton, serv. as lister, 26 25
Dec. 2 128 Chas. Wilmot, use of team at 4 funerals, 8 00
9
129 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on 3 notes, 74 38
18
130 S. C. Stevens, serv. as lister, 28 80
10
131 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 21 25
23
132 W. E. Tucker, serv. as lister, 26 60
30 132 Frank P. Stevens, sheep killed by dogs, 30 00
Leavitt Sargent, sheep killed by dogs, 10 00
Bernard Randall, sheep killed by dogs, 10 00
C. C. Emerson, examining sheep losses and appraisal, 7 10
F. H. Burr, appraisal of sheep killed, 1 00
133 J. Bachelder, cut. bushes and cemetery work, . 30 66
Jan. 3 134
E. N. Heaton, 1 per cent. collecting taxes, 114 59
135
E. N. Heaton, treas., 4 per cent. discount on taxes, 475 36
136 Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, college land rent, 20 00
16 137
Mr. Haskell, balance due for dirt and gravel, 18 00
24
138
Dartmouth Nat'l Bank, int. on note, 5 67
29 139
F. H. Burr, repair Barker bridge, Post Mills bridge and plank and repairing railings, 18 40
140 Asa Cummings, cut. brush,
6 47
Feb. 3 141
G. M. Wilson, 3 trips with hearse, 6 00
142 E. M. Fullington, 1 year int. on old town orders, 15 03
143 C. S. Wilmot, 3 trips with hearse, 6 00
7
144 G. F. Richardson, bridge work and plank, 6 98
-
11
145 N. H. Porter, moving safe and express paid, 4 10
146 O. D. Bond, abatement of taxes 1912, 13 20
147 O. D. Bond, error in Illsley tax bill, 2 00
147 C. C. Emerson, serv. 15 days as selectman and expenses, 25 00
149 L. B. Allen, serv. as health officer as per bill, 100 05
150 Miss Hannah Gillett, use of water, 2 00
151 H. F. Wilcox, use of water and revising check list, 4 00
152 J. A. Trescott, use of water at Hill, 2 00
153 G. E. Emerson, use of water at Berry place, 3 00
154 J. W. Thompson, use of water No. Thetford, 2 00
155 A. G. Clark, use of water, - -
2 00
156 N. H. Porter, 3 00
G. A. Fifield,
3 00
Ami Penn.
1 00
C. H. Sayer,
1 00
H. H. Colton, 2 00
157 Chas. Powell, ballot clerk, 3 00
Geo. Cook, 3 00
Fred Stetson, 3 00
G. E. Emerson,
3 00
F. C. Pushee, 3 00
W. E. Tucker, 3 00
158 C. C. Emerson, revising check list and abating taxes, 5 00
E. N. Heaton. revising check list and abating taxes, 4 00
S. C. Stevens, revising check list and abating taxes, 4 00
12
F. H. Burr, revising check list and abating taxes, 4 00
N. H. Porter, revising check list and abating taxes, 5 00
O. D. Bond, revising check list and abating taxes, 1 00
159 Henry West, serv. Mar. 7, Nov. meetings and re- vising check list, 9 00
160 H. F. Willoughby, serv. as janitor, 6 00
161 E. N. Heaton, serv. as treas., 25 00
162 F. H. Burr, serv. 21 days as selectman and expenses, 36 50
163 Geo. Mayo, planking on E. Thetford bridge, 20 57
Total, $9382 31
Respectfully submitted,
F. H. BURR,
Selectmen
C. C. EMERSON, of
L. W. COOK, - Thetford.
Thetford, Vt., Feb. 15, 1913.
The selectmen have drawn orders for state road work from June 3, 1912, to Oct. 23, 1912, as follows:
Having paid $1.75 a day for men and $4.00 for man and team.
June 3 102 Jim Wilbur, state road work, $10 60
103 John McClary, 12 00
104 Bigelow & Dowse, road tools, 4 92
105 John Turner, road work, 10 00
106 Geo. Brown, 2 25
13
107 Clarence Bailey, with teams, 50 00
108 John McClary, road work, 12 00
109 Jim Wilbur, 10 50/
110 S. Bilow, work on road self and team, 26 82
111
S. Bilow, road work with teams, 30 00
112 A. H. Titus, road work, 15 00
113 S. Bilow, road work with teams,
27 00
114 R. H. Wilson, state road work with team, 30 00
115 Jim Wilber, road work, 10 50
116 Ira Young, 20 :
117 Albert Daley,
18 37
118 John McClary,
12 00
119 Geo. E. Harvey, dynamite and fuse, 13 25
120 A. B. Wilmot, road work with team, 54 00
121 E. W. Emerson, road work with team,
73 75
122 John Colby, road work, ..
30 00
123
10 00
124 Jim Wilber,
12 25
125 Albert Daley,
7 00
126 Ira Young,
8 75
127
John McClary,
15 00
128
C. E. Bailey, road work with teams, 54 00
129
C. E. Bailey, road work with teams, 48 00
130 Jack Turner, road work, 22 17
131 S. Bilow, road work with teams,
45 75
132 Fred Aldrich, road work, 33 25
133 R. H. Wilson, road work with team, 11 50
134
R. H. Wilson, road work with team,
75 00
14
135
H. A. Haskell, 300 loads of gravel, 30 00
136 Fred Turner, 167 loads of clay, 16 70
137 Arthur Dushan, road work, 25 00
138 A. E. Wilmot,
with team, 22 00
139
C. E. Bailey, road work with teams, 52 00
140 John McClarey, road work, 16 00
141 Ira Young,
7 50
142 E. W. Emerson, road work with team, 22 00
143 Jim Wilber, road work,
13 00
144 Albert Daley,
10 50
145 Will LaCross, team, 22 00
146 Neal Allis, road work,
8 75
147 F. A. Randlett, tiling,
45 60
148 R. H. Wilson, road work with team, 25 00
149 Albert Titus, road work,
5 00
150 Geo. Pero, repairing road tools,
5 15
151 Jim Wilber, road work,
21 00
25 C. E. Bacon, with
team,
54 00
26 Everett McClary, road work,
5 25
27 John McClary,
24 00
27 Neal Allis,
7 00
29 Albert Daley,
21 00
30 Ira Young,
30 00
31 Geo. Slack, road work with team,
56 00
32
C. E. Bailey, road work with teams,
176 00
33 Jim Wilber, road work, 19 25
34 John McClary,
22 00
35 Ira Young,
27 50
36 Albert Daley,
13 12
with
15
37 R. H. Wilson, with team, 200 00
38 Jim Wilber, road work, 11 38
39 Walter Jenkins, 14 35
40 E. W. Emerson, road work with team, 24 80
41 Chas. Wilmot, road work with team, 56 00
42 Clarence Bailey, road work with teams, 176 00
43 Ira Young, road work, 20 00
44 John McClarey, 66
18 00
45 Jim Wilber, 5 25
46 Geo. Chase, road work with team, 44 00
47 Geo. Slack, 48 00
66
48 Albert Daley, road work,
8 37
48 E. W. Emerson, road work with team,
100 00
50 R. H. Wilson, road work with team, 60 00
51 Jim Wilber, road work, 5 00
52 Clarence Bailey, road work with teams, 73 60
53 Geo. Slack, road work with team, 18 00
54 Geo. Chase, road work with team, 18 80
55 Chas. Wilmot, road work with team, 20 00
56 Harold Young, road work with team, 18 80
57 Fred Howard, road work with team, 20 00
58 Arthur Palmer, road work with team, 20 00
59 Ira Young, road work, 12 50
60 Jim Wilber, 14 00
61 Albert Daley, 7 00
16
62 Walter Jenkins, “ 12 25
63 E. W. Emerson, road work with team, 14 00
64 R. H. Wilson, road work with team, 50 00
65 R. H. Wilson, road work with team, 51 40
$2759 57
F. H. BURR,
C. C. EMERSON,
Selectmen of
L. W. COOK, L Thetford.
Feb. 12, 1913.
ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT.
For the Year 1912.
No
Apr. 8 200 Geo. E. Harvey, supplies, $ 36 55
14 15
July 1 247 Good Road Machine Co., sup.
12 25
248
A. B. Black Machine Co.,
2 00
Aug. 29 275
A. B. Clark, blacksmith bill,
, 71
Jan. 28 339
3 22
Aug. 5 262 M. M. McKnight,
1 85
July 1 245 Arthur French,
00
Oct. 7 319 M. S. Colburn,
1 75
Apr. 8 201 Geo. Chase, for plank,
2 90
May 24 223
labor and grade, 6 00
Sep. 9 294
grade,
10 00
.
Sept. 28 306
17
Apr. 8 202 Harry Palmer, labor,
2 00
18 203
Geo. Porter,
3 10
June 10 236
2 60
Sept. 9
291
5 00
Apr. 18
204
W. H. Aldrich, labor,
2 00
205
G. M. Gibson,
17 79
206
A. Bryant, hay,
2 10
26 209
Geo.'Dow, labor, 66 -
20 80
Aug. 5 263
66
18 00
Jan. 28 340
7 20
Apr. 26
210
C. L. Coombs, labor,
3 75
May 14
218
L. Baldwin, stone,
5 00
18 221
Fred Turner, labor,
12 70
24 225
John Kinsman, 66
17 75
Sept. 5 288
10 00
May 24 226
F. A. Randlett, tile,
29 82
June 10
237
Chas. Banker, labor,
2 42
14
238
A. E. Smith,
12 25
Sept. 9 299
stone,
4 00
July 1
244
Harold Heaton, labor,
5 35
Aug. 29 273
3 05
Jan. 29 341
1 00
Oct.
5
317
E. N. Heaton, grade,
2 00
July 1 246
John Daggett,
5 00
16 255
Wm. P. Slack, labor,
25 00
256
R. H. Clough, 66
3 30
337
3 90
257
A. L. Dailey,
2 45
26
258
Geo. Cummings, labor,
5 40
259
Myron Smith, Chas. Bacon,
12 00
Aug.
2 260
8 90
5 264
L. W. Roberts,
1 15
19 268 A. B. Palmer,
14 00
26
270
E. Waterman,
66
1 00
271 J. Batcheldor,
60
239 Harry Richardson, labor,
6 00
1 75
240 John Judd, 66
47 60
Sept. 9 296
( 6
18
29
274 L. Eastman,
2 00
Sept. 2
284
J. A. Illsley,
12 00
285 W. A. Higgins,
3 75
3
286 T. Barrett,
5 10
287 S. Mandigo, stone,
10 00
5
289
L. D. Blake, labor,
15 00
9
290
W. H. Messer, labor,
7 40
292
R. H. Vaughn,
3 15
293
A. Trescott,
8 00
295
Geo. Wilmot, . .
8 60
297
Chas. Emerson, grade,
3 90
298
E. Illsley, labor,
39 00
Oct.
1
308
C. W. Campbell, labor,
60
5 315
Don Root,
2 00
334
4 00
316
E. E. Illsley, grade,
5 00
8
318
E. A. Stowell, labor,
12 00
7
320
Wm. D. Cook, grade,
3 20
19
321
W. A. Willoughby, labor,
4 40
322
Frank Stevens, grade,
2 00
323
H. M. Martin, lumber,
9 50
328
A. G. Clark, labor,
4 00
332
4 00
329
A. Wilcox,
5 69
336
James Barrett, stone,
3 00
338
F. E. Bond, labor,
2 00
E. A. Johnson, with 4 horses 98 22-10 days at $8.00 per day,
786 20
Tom Johnson, 98 1-5 days at $2.00 per day, 196 40
Geo. Roberts, at 2.00 per day 89 92-10 days, 179 90
Fred Roberts, 112 1-5 days at 2.00 per day, 224 40
P. F. Clark, 105 22-10 days at 2.00 per day, 210 50
19
Frank Savery, 113 1-5 days at 2.00 per day, 226 40
John Goddard, 80 1-2 day at 2.00 per day, 161 00
John McClarey, 8 days at 2.00 per day, 16 00
L. S. Martin, 151 1-2 days at 2.00 per day, 303 00
61 1-2 days oxen, at 2.00 per day, 123 00
36 1-2 days horse at 1.00 per day, 36 50
Paid out for sundries as per bill rendered, 15 31
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