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Silver Burdett & Co., writing and spel- ling books, IO 40
Silver Burdett & Co., writing books, 7 40
Ginn & Co., histories and primers, II 93
W. C. Halladay, books furnished,
I 75
Town of Wilmington for schooling. Rhoda Hescock, 4 50
Franklin Publishing Co., primary lan- guage studies, 15 00
E. H. Jones, postage, stationery and freight on supplies, 3 59
$71 40
-
Paid E. H. Jones, services as superintendent,
$14 00
school director, 5 95
W. D. Howe,
2 50
-
$22 45
Total amount expended for schools, $1359 73
10
Report of H. C. Yeaw, Road Commissioner.
Paid A. W. Hagar, 2 men and 6 horses, each 22 12 days at $9, $202 50
A. W. Hagar, 3 days at $1.50, 4 50 team, I day at $1.50, I 50
- $ 208 50
George D. Hale, 2212 days at $1.75, 39 37
K. D. Adams, 8 1.50, 12 00
Fred Holland,
214
66
3 37
H. C. Davis,
1/2
75
Elliott Harris,
1/2
75
A. H. Thomas, 3 4-10 " 5 IO
H. A. Powers, 5 612-10 days at $1.50, 8 47 team, I 1 12-10 " I
IO 20
E. Howard, 2 612-10 days at $1.50, 3 97
horse, 2-10 “ 20
4 17
Frank Bellows, 712 days at $1.50, II 25
C. F. Lazelle, I 8-10 "
2 70
E. Moulton, 2 2-10 "
3 30
D. W. Yeaw, 7 2-10 "
10 80
team, I 4-10 "
2 10
12 90
W. H. Mann, 2 2 12-10 days at $1.50,
3 37
B. B. Collins, 2 2-10
3 30
T. F. Bogle, 10 2-10
15 30
team, 1 1/2 2 25
17 55
E. A. Ryther, 17 2-10 days at $1.50, 27 80
team 6 9 00
W. D. Howe, 1 9-10 16 2 85 ... team 1 6-10 days at $1.50, 2 40
C. C. Tuttle, 6 9-10 days at $1.50, 10 35
team 6 7 12-10 days at $1.25, 8 44
11
Paid C. H. Bemis, 10 1-10 days at $1.50, $15 15
team 5 2-10 7 80
G. A. Gould, 3 5-10 5 25
team 7-10 1 05
Clifford Gould, 2 812-10 66
1.25, 3 56
C. H. Russell, 6 8-10 1.50, IO 20
use of plow,
50
R. H. Stanley, 12 2-10 days at 18 30
G. B. Boyd, 12 612-10 18 97
team I 5-10 2 25
D. C. Starkey, 8 1%
12 75
team 6
9 00
R. S. Bogle, 2
3 00
E. D. Miner, 4-10
60
team 9 312-10 14 03
73 ft. plank.
73
E. J. Hoyt 2 8-10 4 20
244 ft. plank, I 95
J. D. Fessenden, 7 912-10 II 92
2650 ft. timber at $3 per M. 7 95
W. L. Upton, work on road near W. F. Jones', 38 53
Geo. Bogle, 1 6-10 days at $1.50, 2 40
Zina Goodell, 5 I-IO
7 65
team 2 1 -10 3 15
C. F. Read, 5 6-10
8 40
team 2 3-10
3 45
Snow Brothers, 3 8-10
5 70
E. L. Drury, 8 3 12-10
12 52
Geo. Bolster, 5 334-10
66
8 07
horse and scraper .
C. H. Turner, 7 1-10 days
10 65
team 2 6-10
3 90
E. K. May, I 8-10
2 70
team, 2-10 66
15
E. J. Bartlett, 2 5 12-10
P
66
. 3 82
12
Paid E. J. Bartlett, team I 1-10 days at $1.50
$1 65
E. E. Ellis, I 5-10
2 25
" team I 5-IO 66
2 25
" use of plow,
40
S. H. Yeaw, 14 5-10 66
21 75
" team 3 66
4 50
66
" plank,
46
J. J. Snow, 6 933-10
66
IO 45
plank,
56
E. M. Harris, 4 9-10
7 35
D. C. Howe, 3 412-10
5 18
sluice logs 66
30
E. H. Pratt, 6
9 00
use of tools,
1 00
L. D. Moulton, 18 3-10
66
27 45
G. N. Cooper, covering stone, [ 25
66 5 973-10 days at $1.50, 8 90
team, 2 9-10 4 35
₹
14 50
G. O. Russell, 5 9-10 days at $1.50, 8 85
F. E. Johnson, 2 8-10 " 4 20
S. A. Dean, 3 1/2 5 25
L. H. Gore, 12 1-10
18 15
J. L. Bartlett, expended on mountain road, 43 15 10 8-10 days at $1.50, 16 20
team, I 9-10 2 35
66 56 ft. plank, 45
M. A. Moore, 4 834-10 days at $1.50, 7 32
2 00
C. C. Tuttle, 5 934-10 days at $1.50, 8 96
team, 2 3 00
M. W. Lyman,
2.25
V. H. Hescock, 1 912. 10 "
2 93
J. K. Atwood, 2
3 00
team, 1/2 "
75
E. J. Hoyt, II 7-10 " 17 55
66
job cutting brush,
13
Paid E. J. Hoyt, team, 1/2 day at $1.50, $ 75
use of plow, IO
Fred Johnson, 2 days at $1.50, 3 00
F. F. Fitch, 5 9-10 " 66
8 85
team, 2 " 3 00
I. L. Gould, 21/2 " 3 75
Joseph Goodell, 3 3-10 days at $1.50, 4 95
E H. Jones, 5 433-10 days at $1.50, 8 20
D. S. Prouty, use of tools and team I 80 434 ft. plank at $10, 4 34
6 14
W. C. Halladay, 793 ft. plank at $8.00,
6 3+
7 lbs. nails at .04,
28
Mrs. J. B. Wilson, man 1 1/2 days at $1.50,
2 25
Clifford Brown, 2 days at $1.50, 3 CO
team I day 1 50
4 50
H. W. Estabrook, 7 2-10 days at $1.50 10 80
A. W. Hagar, 312 days blasting at 2.00 7 00
A. O. Johnson, 1 1/2 days at 1.53 2 25
Henry Sherman, I 612-10
2 47
Rua E. Adams, I 7-10
2 55
job cutting brush, 2 50
C. L. Wentworth, 3 8-10
days 66
5 70
T. Houghton, 6 6-10
9 90
team I 6-10 66
2 40
Frank Hescock, 2 3-10
66
3 45
Fred Stanley, 5
66
66
7 50
Fred Smith, 1I 432-10 days at
$1.50, 17 17
team 4 1-10 days at
$1.50, 6 15
66
timber furnished, I 75
.. mending chain, 15
use of scraper, 50
25 72
E. G. Stanley, 1 1/2
2 25
14
Paid D. C. and W. L. Yeaw, 33 1 12-10 days at $1.50, 49 72 D. C. and W. L. Yeaw, timber, 54
$ 50 26
Geo. D. Hale, 10 312-10 days at $1.50, 15 53 Fred Smith, I 1 50
H. C. Yeaw, 51 4-10 days at $2.00, $100 80
team, 42/3 1.50, 7 00
use of tools, 75
paid for fuse, 2 50
axle paste and pick
handle. 30
H. C. Yeaw, paid repairs on tools, 55
" box exploders, I 50 " making itemized report, 4 00
H. C. Yeaw, board of help, I 80
for hired help, 7 17
128 37
J. H. Kidder, 3 boxes dynamite, 54 00
،، 100 ft. fuse, 80
2 boxes exploders, 3 00
expense getting same, 2 20
60 00
M. W. Moseley, 2 scraper blades, 16 00
.. express on same, 1 25
17 75
l otal,
$1075 16
CR.
By I machine blade and dynamite, $15 00
Total amount expended on highways in summer, $1060 16
15
From the above amount there was expended on stone bridge near E. A. Ryther's, $ 100 00 On stone and gravel job near W. F. Jone's, 57 00 On log job below E. H. Pratt's, 59 25
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Amount paid for breaking roads in winter of 1895-6, $308 58
Respectfully submitted, H. C. YEAW, Road Commissioner.
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BREAKING ROADS.
AMOUNT EXPENDED FOR THE WINTER OF 1895-6.
HOURS.
Paid C. H. Turner,
15
$ I 55
team
5
50
$ 2 05
C. C. Tuttle,
16 1-2
I 65
team 5
50
2 15
Frank Hescock,
50 1 - 2
5 05
team
26 1-2
2 65
7 70
Zına Goodell,
9 1-4
92
team
9 1-4
93
I 85
Charles F. Read,
29 I-4
2 92
" team
49
4 90
7 82
M. A. Moore,
5
50
50
V. H. Hescock,
3 1-2
35
team
3 1 2
35
70
E. R. May,
8
80
80
Geo. Bolster,
25
2 50
team
4
40
2 90
W. D. Howe,
23
2 30
team
8 1-2
85
3 15
16
HOURS.
Paid Fred Holland,
2 1-2
$
25
team
2 I-2
25
$ 50
Elliott Harris,
I 5
I 50
team
14
I 40
2 90
George May,
16
I 60
team
4 1-2
45
2 05
A. H. Thomas,
6
60
60
J. R. Snow,
8
80
80
F. E. Johnson,
16
I 60
team
9
90
2 50
G. N. Cooper,
9 1-2
95
team
6
60
I 55
J. L. Bartlett,
55 I-2
5 55
team
28 I-2
2 85
8 40
Tim Houghton,
67
6 70
team
42 I-2
4 25
10 95
M. W. Lyman,
42
4 20
team
26
2 60
6 80
J. K. Atwood,
54 1-2
5 45
team
36
3 60
9 05
William Coy,
144
14 40
team
28
2 80
17 20
E. J. Hoyt,
18
I 80
team
18
I 80
3 60
Fred Smith,
114 1-2
II 45
team
67 1-2
6 75
18 20
Snow Brothers,
65
6 50
team
23
2 30
8 80
E. L. Drury,
33
3 30
team
15
I 50
4 80
I. L. Gould,
27
.2 70
2 70
F. F. Fitch,
36
3 60
team
27
2 70
6 30
E. E. Ellis,
40
4 00
team
34
3 40
7 40
17
HOURS.
Paid J. D. Fessenden,
5
$
50
$ 50
F. J. Bartlett,
47. 3-4
4 77
team
34
3 40
8 17
E. H. Pratt,
15 1-4
I 53
66
team
7 3-4
77
2 30
E. M. Harris,
45
4 50
4 50
E. A. Ryther,
44 I-2
4 45
team
29 I-2
2 95
7 40
D. C. Starkey,
II
I
IC
I IO
M. H. Lyman,
33 3-4
3 37
..
team
26
2 60
5 97
C. H. Bemis,
22
2 20
team 2
20
2 40
C. H. Copeland,
43 1-4
4 33
team
8 1-4
82
5 15
Geo. A. Gould,
23 1-2
2 35
team
7 I-2
75
3 10
C. H. Russell,
89 I-2
8 95
8 95
G. B. Boyd,
45
4 50
team
26
2 60
7 10
D. C. and W.L. Yeaw, 50 1-2
5 05
" team II I-2
1 15
6 20
S. H. Yeaw,
30
3 00
team
2I
2 10
5 IO
D. C. Howe,
17 1-2
I 75
team
14
I 40
3 15
Geo. A. Bogle,
I68
16 80
team
27 1-2
2 75
19 55
R. S. Bogle,
IIO
11 00
team
72 I-2
7 25
18 25
Lyman Davidson,
18
I 80
I 80
C. F. Lazell,
4
40
40
D. W. Yeaw,
23 1-2
2 35
team
20 1-2
2 05
4 40
W. H. Mann,
I2
I 20
team
7 1-2
75
I 95
18
HOURS.
Paid Fred Willis,
IO
$1 00
$ I 00
H. W. Estabrook, 13
I 30
team
4 1-2
45
I 75
S. H. Estabrook,
74 3-4
7 47
team
28
2 80
IO 27
A. W. Hagar,
I6
I 60
team 12
I 20
2 80
L. J. Sylvester,
6
60
team 5
50
I IO
Mrs. J. B. Wilson, 24 1-2
2 45
team 8
80
3 25
L. H. Gore,
70
7 00
team 44
4 40
II 40
C. L. Wentworth,
8
80
80
Henry Sherman,
6 1-2
65
I 40
Mrs. R. E. Adams,
19 1-2
I
95
66
66
team
19 1-2
I 95
3 90
S. A. Dean,
20
2 00
6
60
2 60
Ira F. Moulton,
35 I-2
3 55
team
26
2 60
6 15
Total amount paid for breaking roads,
$308 58
team
7 1-2
75
team
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Amount of Orders Drawn the Past Year. ORDERS FOR REPAIRS OF BRIDGES.
To W. C. Halladay, 16 hours work, $2 39
373 ft. plank, 3 00
-- $ 5 39
O. E. and S. L. Hill,
14 85
Lyman & Churchill, for plank and timber,
20 66
E. L. Drury,
14 62
R. S. Stanley, work on Drury bridge,
10 00
F. H. Johnson,
4 20
O. L. Corse, stringers,
2 00
W. H. Mann,
5 80
W. C. Halladay,
IO 82
E. L. Drury,
4 05
J. J. Snow,
12 79
S. L. Hill,
5 17
$IIO 35
MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS.
To H. C. Yeaw, building winter road, $12 00
W. C. Halladay, 272 pounds wire, 7 48
-$ 19 48
Justin Thomas, taxes abated, I 80
Bert Collins, printing town reports, 18 70
Bert Collins, services as auditor,
3 00
W. F. Jones, treasurer, state tax, 91 53
W. F. Jones,
school tax,
114 41
W. F. Jones,
highway tax, 114 41
W. F. Jones, interest to Wilmington
Savings Bank, .
22 77
W. F. Jones, printing for election, IO 75
20
Lyman & Churchill, for shingles for church, $19 25
Mr. Parsons, for shingles for church, 19 25 George B. Boyd, cash paid for nails, zinc and boards, 6 90
-
$ 45 40
July 8. To W. F. Jones, interest on town orders, 15 87
To W. F. Jones, for order and receipt books, 6 40
Aug. 18. To H. C. Yeaw, services as road commissioner, 40 00
Sept. 19. To H. C. Yeaw, services as road commissioner, 30 60
Feb. II. To H. C. Yeaw, services as road commissioner, 32 20
- -0- $567 32
ORDERS DRAWN ON DOG FUND.
To W. T. Tobey, $ 3 00
Fred Smith, 3 00
D. C. Starkey, 12 00
George B. Boyd, 38 25
E. R. White,
6 00
George B. Boyd, fees,
9 15
W. C. Halladay,
3 95
S. H. Lazell, appraiser,
2 25
J. J. Snow, fees,
1 00
$78 60
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Amount,
$756 27
Attest :
GEORGE B. BOYD,
Selectman.
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Expense of Paupers
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 7, 1897.
For support of Abigail Estabrook : Paid D. W. Foye for 31 days from March 7, 1896, $ 31 00
D. W. Foye for support 47 weeks and 4 days to March 7, 1897, 190 20
For I bottle sarsaparilla,
85
Whole amount, $222 05
For support of A. E. Aldrich : Paid Augusta Carpenter for work from April I to August 1, 1896, $26 14
Albert C. Johnson, I day's work, I
F. L. Davis, goods furnished, 4 50
Drs. Titus and Gillette, medical service, 10 00 E. E. Ellis for work, 4 50
46 39
Mrs. Warren Pease :
Paid Dr. Page, medical service, $20 co
Mrs. J. R. Snow for work, 7 30
F. L. Davis, goods furnished, 3 35
30 65
J. B. Davis & Son, keeping two tramps,
1 .50
Total cost for the year, $300 59
22
Expense of Town Officers.
Geo. B. Boyd, service as selectman, $ 16 50
J. J. Snow,
IO 27
W. C. Halladay, 66 6 00
D. W. Yeaw,
lister,
19 50
W. F. Jones,
19 50
O. E. Hill, service as lister, 15 00
W. F. Jones, service as treasurer, $ 8 00
trustee of public money, 2 00
making returns of births, deaths and marriages to secretary of state, I 95
making returns to the superintendent of educa- tion, 4 47
to one day attending March meeting, 2 00
to 1/2 day making check list, 75
66 66 to I day getting ballots printed, I 50
to 12 day with civil authority, 75
١١ attending freeman's meeting, 2 00
attending general elec- tion, 2 00
making returns, 1 50
26 92
J. B. Davis, service as overseer of poor,
8 50
B. B. Collins, securing school census, 5 96
service as clerk of school board, 2 13
66 service as auditor,
3 00
J. L. Bartlett, I 50
23
S. H. Lazell, service as auditor and pre - paring report for printing, $ 6 50 J. H. Metcalf, attending September and November elections and for pencils and postage, 4 30
$145 58
Resources of the Town.
By Cash in town treasury, Feb. 12, 1897, $ 428 00
school treasury, “ 19 82
Balance due on J. H. Metcalf's receipts, 489 53
" W. F. Jones, treasurer, tax bills, 2575 52
Due from Huntington fund,
19 97
Interest on U. S. Revenue,
91 07
Rent on school lands,
16 24
Due from state treasurer, fox bounties,
6 00
$ 3646 15
24
Present Liabilities of Town
So FAR AS KNOWN.
To Note of Wilmington Savings Bank, $ 500 00
Interest due 5 00
Interest on U. S. Revenue,
91 07
Outstanding orders, town,
344 47
school, 320 32
bills, so far as presented, 500 06
-
Apparent balance in favor of town, $1760 92
Respectfully submitted,
S. H. LAZELL,
B. B. COLLINS, Auditors.
J. L. BARTLETT,
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School Superintendent's Report.
No. I. The three terms were taught by Miss. Addie M. Gould, who had fairly good success. The attendance was excellent, but during the last term there seemed to be a lack of discipline and a failure to attend to study by some of the pupils which made it impossi- ble for them to make much progress ; yet others made marked advancement.
No. 4. The spring term was taught by Miss Winifred Sherman, a capable teacher, who could not do as good work as usual because the attendance was so irregular. The fall term was in charge of Mr. Frank Dobbin, who was well liked by all his pupils. He had a remarkable faculty for keeping them interested, yet he seemed to be too willing to help in recitations and did not require enough of the pupils in the preparation of their lessons. Miss Marion Howe had the winter term. Her scholars were required to learn thoroughly all lessons given them and gave evidence by their reci- tations that they were being taught by a competent and painstaking teacher.
No. 5. Miss Winifred Sherman taught here dur- ing the year. The spring and fall terms were very satisfactory as to the progress made in study, but the attendance was not what it should have been. During the winter the attendance was much better. Teacher and scholars working together made this term one of the best of recent years in that school.
No. 6. Miss Mabel Stowe, a teacher of experience and ability, had the spring term, and by hard, patient work brought the school under very good discipline and made a success where many would have failed.
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The fall and winter terms were taught by Miss Lina Hunt, who, during the fall led her pupils along in a quiet, pleasant way, doing good and acceptable work. The winter term I did not visit, but learned there was lack of interest, and dissatisfaction among some of the scholars-a few were taken out. Whether it was any fault on the part of the teacher, we very much doubt.
No. 8. The spring term was taught by Miss Florence M. Sherman, who gave general satisfaction. Miss Nora Haynes had the fall term and kept up a good degree of interest, making a success of the work. Miss Minnie Timson taught her first term here during the winter. She made some changes in the usual order of recitations, and endeavored to enforce a strict discipline, which, with her inability to solve and explain problems under the Vermont rule for partial payments, made trouble, and two pupils left school. These things no doubt prevented her from attaining full success
REMARKS.
Our schools have not been wholly satisfactory, yet we believe they have been up to the average of recent years. All teachers need the encouragement and sup- port of the parents, who should see that their children attend regularly, and, if possible, visit them in the school- room, thus coming into touch with the work being done.
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. JONES,
Superintendent of Schools.
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School Directors' Report.
The present year, we have sustained five legal schools of twenty-eight weeks each. The house in No. 8 was repaired and a school held there, to which the scholars in No. 9 were transported.
The house in No. 5 has been repaired inside and furnished with modern seats. No school has been held in No. 3-the scholars being taken to No. I. Two cases of truancy were reported, only one of which was acted upon by the truant officer. Some books and supplies have been purchased.
The total expense for schools appears in our finan- cial report to which we invite your attention.
E. H. JONES, W. D. HOWE, School Directors. F. L. DAVIS,
WILBUR COLLECTION UNIVERSITY OF
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Auditors' Report
and
Annual Exhibit
of the
Finances- 2
of the town of
Dover, -
Vermont,
for the year ending
FREEDOM
VERMONT
AND UNIT
February 12, 1898.
WILMINGTON, VT. Deerfield Valley Times Job Print. 1898.
Auditors' Report
and
Annual Exhibit
of the
Finances
of the town of
Dover, ' - -
Vermont,
for the year ending
FREEDOM
VERMONT
UNI
AND
February 12, 1898.
WILMINGTON, VT. Deerfield Valley Times Job Print. 1898.
Auditors' Report.
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The Auditors of the Town of Dover, having ex- amined the books of the Treasurer, would submit as follows :
W. F. Jones, Treasurer,
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF DOVER, VT.
Cr.
1897.
Feb. 12. Cash in Treasury at last settlement, $ 428 00
20. J. H. Metcalf, collector, 54 61
Mar. I. W. F. Jones, Treas. and collector, 400 CO
Apr. 24. J. H. Metcalf, collector, 319 66
May 17.
State Treasurer, fox bounties, 6 00
W. F. Jones, Treas. and collector, 563 72
J. H. Metcalf, col. on delinquent taxes, 31 80
July 9. State Treasurer, state highway, 309 07
Dec. I. Town Clerk, bal. dog fund, 45 90
8. Geo. D. Hale, con., delinquent taxes, 406 24
8. W. F. Jones, Treas. and collector. list '97, 1705 12
4
1898. Feb. 12. Geo. D. Hale, col. on delinquent tax bills, $ 220 67
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$4490 79
Dr.
Paid State school tax, $ 1IO 87
" highway tax, IIO 87
" tax, 219 64
County tax,
22 17
J. H. Metcalf, abatements.
19 27
55 Selectmen's orders, amounting to, 1359 05
183 Road Commissioner's orders, 1692 69
14 Overseer's orders, 645 37
Cash on hand to balance, 310 86
$4490 79
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School Account.
Dr.
Balance in treasury at last report, $ 19 82
Cash of Wm .. Coy, rent on school land, 4 17
Mary E. Johnson, rent on school land, 10 18
J. P. Sargent,
I 89
A. W. Atwood,
4 17
W. F. Jones, Trustee, int. to June 1,'96,
91 07
State Treas., interest on Huntington
5
Fund, $ 19 97 J. H. Metcalf, col., to balance account, 115 26 W. F. Jones, Treas. and col., list '96, 502 70 H. F. Field, State Treas., state school tax, 183 89
Town of Marlboro, tuition, II 70 W. F. Jones, Trustee, int. to June 1, '97, 91 07 Geo. D. Hale, con., delinquent taxes, 190 24 W. F. Jones, Treas. and col., list '97, 586 35
Geo. D. Hale, con., delinquent '97, 79 30
$1911 80
Cr.
Paid 77 School Directors orders,
$1607 25
Cash in treasury,
304 55
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$1911 80
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Dog Account.
W. F. JONES, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF DOVER, VT.
1 897-8.
To 38 dog licenses at $ 1.00,
$38 00
3 “ " $4.00, 12 00
$50 00
Town Clerk's fees, 41 licenses at .10,
4 10
Bal. to general acc't,
$45 90
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Report of School Directors.
Expenses.
NO. 1 SCHOOL
M. A. Moore, cleaning house, $ 1 50
Winnie Sherman, teaching, board and trans- portation, 9 weeks, 67 50
Rua Adams, 2 cords wood, 6 50
Winnie Sherman, teaching and board, 57 50
58 50
M. A. Moore, building fire, 2 50
-O - $194.00
NO. 3 SCHOOL
Fannie Moore, teaching and board, 10 weeks,
and cleaning house, $31 50
Charles F. Lazell, teaching and board, 31 50
Abbie Putnam, building fires, 2 30
$65 30
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NO. 4 SCHOOL
S. H. Yeaw, wood, $ 3 85
S. H. Ycaw, cleaning house, I 5,0
7
Lottie Hunt, teaching and board 9 weeks,
66 "IO
$ 51 75 57 50
66 66 66 66
9 58 50
W. L. Yeaw, building fires,
2 50
$175 60
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NO. 5 SCHOOL
Mrs. C. L. Russell, cleaning house, $ .1 00
Winifred Sherman, teaching 9 weeks, 40 50
Mrs. C. L. Russell, board 9 weeks, II 25
G. N. Cooper, 2 cords wood,
6 60
Winifred Sherman, teaching and board,
57 50
66 66
58 50
Charles Read, building fires, I 50
$176 85
NO. 6 SCHOOL
W. L. Upton, cleaning house, $ 2 00
G. N. Wyman, teaching 9 weeks, 63 00
IO 70 00
9 63 00
Mrs. S. L. Hill, boarding teacher 9 weeks, 18 00
66
20 00
66 ..
9 18 00
1
E. L. Drury, 4 cords wood, 5 00
B. B. Collins, I 25
E. R. Cook, building fires and kindling-wood, 3 00
Mrs. W. L. Upton, cleaning house, 40
$263 65
8
NO. 8 SCHOOL
(). E. Hill, cleaning house, · $ 1 50
Geo. H: Batchelder, teaching 10 weeks, 50 00
66
9 45 00
building fires,
2 50
Mrs. S. L. Hill, boarding teacher 10 weeks, 20 00
$6
9 18 00
Emogene Bogle, teaching 9 weeks,
36 00
T. F. Bogle, boarding teacher,
12 92
Geo. Houghton; "
2 38
J. R. Snow, 4 cords wood,
5 00
V. H. Hescock, wood,
2 00
$195 30
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TRANSPORTATION
Fred Smith for conveying scholars to No. 5, 19 weeks, $49 00
Frank G. Harvey for conveying scholars to No. 6, 28 weeks, 21 00
F. L. Davis for conveying Coy scholars to No. 6, 15 00
Mrs. J. R. Snow for conveying scholars from No. 9 to No. 8, 9 weeks, 16 25
F. G. Harvey for conveying scholars from No. 9 to No. 8, 28 weeks, 58 75
$ 160 00
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
The Tuttle Company, $1I 14
W. D. Howe, express on supplies, 2 87
9
Edw. Babb & Co., books and supplies,
$ 9 82
W. C. Halladay, supplies, F. L. Davis, 87
2 28
E. B. Goodrich, two charts,
40 00
$66 98
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REPAIRS
No. I.
W. D. Howe, shingles and
lumber,
$5 24
Mellin & Proctor, paint and oil, 7 50
C. L. Wenthworth, shingling, 75
C. H. Bemis, work, 2 87
S. H. Yeaw, painting and shingling, 3 00
$19 36
No. 3.
Charles F. Lazelle, work,
25
No. 4.
S. H. Yeaw, painting, shing-
ling, etc.,
$8 35
Mellen & Proctor, paint and
oil,
6 48
$14 83
No. 5. Fred Smith, work, $ 50
Mellin & Proctor, flag-rope, I 25
$ 1 75
No. 6. F. L. Davis, glass, lock, etc., $1 07
IO
E. R. Cook, putting in glass, etc., 80
$ 1 87
No. 8. E. R. Cook, painting black- board, 50
$38 56
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SUMMARY
School No. I,
$194 00
66 66
3,
65 30
66
4,
175 60
5,
176 85
6,
263 65
8,
195 30
Transportation,
160 00
School supplies,
68 98
Repairs,
38 56
Total amount expended for schools, $1,338 24
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Road Account.
REPORT OF H. C. YEAW, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
Paid C. E. Haynes, 2 men and four
horses, each 1812 days at $7.00
$129 50
Geo. D. Hale, " 1.75 32 38
A. W. Hager,. 16 28 00
J. B. Davis, drawing dirt, 2 00
D. C. Starkey,
4
hrs., $
.60
Team,
4
.60
I 20
C. L. Jennison, I day, 31/2 " - 2 02
Geo. E. Howard, 3 66
4 50
L. H. Gore, '96, 5
" 912 “ 8.92
Team,
8 4.20
13 12
J. H. Metcalf, 3 " 6
5.40
Team, 6
66
.90
J. D. Fessenden, cutting brush,
2 00
A. O. Johnson, 4 days, 5 hrs.,
6 75
Will Nido, 8 " 714
13 08
J. B. Wilson, 4
66 .60
66 Horse, 3
.21
8 I
W. H. Churchill, 2 " 9
66
4 35
O. E. Hill, '96, IT " 3 16.95 4.50
Team, 3
21 45
Fred Stanley, 3 " 6 5 40
Elliot Harris, I 5 1/2
2.32
Cleaning ditches,
.50
2 82
7
6 30
12
Paid Henry Sherman, 2 days, 3 hrs., $ 3 45 6 45
E. L. Drury,
4 3
M. M. Negus,
4 12 .67 .IO
I
77
E. A. Ryther, 3 " 81/2 "
5.78
Team, I
1.50
7 28
' Geo. D. Hale,
7
I 05
C. F. Reed, I
4 2.10
Team, I
1.50
3 60
A. E. Aldrich, to repairing road from his house to main road, I 50
D. C. Starkey, Team, 4 " 81/2
5 days, 5 hrs., 8.25
7.27
15 52
C. H. Russell, 2 4 3 60
L. D. Moulton, 17 " 31/2
26 02
W. D. Howe, 1567 ft. plank,
II 75
Fred Holland, I day, 8 hrs., 2.70
Team, I I5
2 85
W. C. Halladay,
41/2 "
67
D. C. Howe, 3
45
Wm. Coy,
I
I 50
S. H. Yeaw,
4 6 6.90
125 ft plank,
1.00
7 90
Geo. Houghton, 8 " 2
12.30
Fixing sluice,
50
12 80
Bert Putnam, 7 66
2
IO 75
D. W. Yeaw, 6
2
9 30
Frank Sprague, 3
4 50
Horse,
13
Paid E. H. Jones,
4 hours, $ 60
George May, I day,
I 50
P. O. Davis,
3
" 4 hours, 5 10
Rua Adams' man, 4 "
5
6 75
C. H. Turner, 7 " 712 " $11.62
Sluice logs, 40
1 12 02
Geo. B. Boyd, 4 " 4 1/2 "
6 68
M. A. Moore, 7
3 10.90
Drawing plank,
1.00
Geo. A. Gould, 6 " 3 9.45
Use of tools,
1.15
IO 60
J. K. Atwood .. 3
66
I
4.65
Team, I
I
1.65
6 30
L. W. Elwell, 4
6 00
H. A. Powers, I
5
,
2 25
F. F. Fitch, 8
4
12.60
Team,
I 66
3
1.95
Timber for bridge,
1.00
15 55
Wm. Coy, 7 4 66
II 05
C. S. Sherman, shoveling dirt near Hal- day's store,
I 25
W. L. Yeaw,
9 days, 3 hrs.,
13.95
Team, 3 7
5.55
19 50
H. E. Sherman, [ 7
2 55
Fred Smith, IO
9
16.35
Team,
2
3
3.45
Timber,
2.00
-
21 80
T. Houghton,
4 days, 1 1/2 hrs., 6 22
66
II 90
14
Paid A. H. Thomas, 2 days, 5 hours,
3 75
E. Wade 2
6
3 90
E. H. Jones, 3 2 14
4 84
Fred Holland, 5 61/2 8.47
Team, 3
4.50
Damage to cart, 1.25
14 25
S. L. Hill,
1 3 days,
19.50
Team, 2
6 hrs., 3.90
23 40
Warren Putnam, 7 hrs.,
I 05 D. S. Prouty, plank and timber for sluice, 6 21
M. W. Lyman, I day, 2 hrs.,
I 80
M. H. Lyman, 6
90
J. B. Davis & Son, plank,
I 19
Frank Bogle, 3 days, 5 hrs.,
5 25
E. H. Pratt, 5 " 8 " 8.70
IO
8 80
D. M. Hale, 2 2 66 3.28
Repairs on Scraper, 2.00
5 28
Clifford Brown, I day,
I 50
Emory Howard,
3
.. 912 hrs.,
5 9I
D. C. Howe, I 6
2 40
E. M. Haynes, 3
4.50
Team, I
66
2 66
1.80
6 30
E. R. May, 2 6 ·
3 90
F. H. Johnson, 4
I
60
6 15
Paid E. J. Hoyt,
1 5 days, 9 hrs., 23.85
Team, 3
I 4.65
1 32 ft. plank,
1.06
$29 56
George Bolster, 7 3 66 10.95
Horse, I .6
1 5
Team and tools,
1.37
-- $ 12 32
Paid E. E. Ellis, 5 days, 7.50
Team, 4 16
6.00
13 50
Snow Bros., side logs for stone bridge, I OO
Justin Thomas, I day, 8 hrs.,
2 70
C. F. Lazelle,
5
2 12
؛،
66
7 87
I. L. Gould, 4 I
6.15
Horse, I 3 .93 66
7 08
M. J. Harris, repairing road machine and tools, 3 85
E. J. Bartlett, 2 days, 612 hrs., 56 ft. plank, .45
3.98
4 43
V. H. Hescock, 2 "
3.00
Team, I “
1.50
4 50
M. E. Johnson, 4 "
6.00
Putting up railing, .40
6 40
F. E. Lazelle,
day, 12 hrs., 1 58
E. M. Harris, 7
10 50
W. H. Mann, 5 5
8 25
Leon Bogle, I
1 50
C. L. Wentworth, 6 days, 9 hrs.,
10.35
Sluice logs,
.25
IO 60
Frank Hescock, 7
10 50
Joe Goodell, 2 8 « 4.20
Team, I
1.65
5 85
Zina Goodell, 3 4 50
16
Paid J. R. Snow. 3
4.50
Team, 2
3.00
$ 7 50
S. F. Foster, I
I 50
G. N. Cooper,
4
7 "
7 05
C. H. Bemis, II
"
7 " 17.55
Team, 6 “
41/2"
9.68
Timber,
.50
27 73.
C. H. Russell,
7
4
II IO
L. J. Sylvester,
3
5
5 25
J. J. Snow,
6
“
90
C. F. Read,
I 42
J. L. Bartlett,
14 “ 8 "
22.20
Team, 3
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