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Bert Putman, cutting brush, F. E. Ryther, work on bridges and culverts,
2 40
15 29
$ 194 83
Orders Drawn by Selectmen for Support of Poor.
AUGUSTA CARPENTER.
F. G. Harvey, medicine furnished, $ 1 00
Ballard Howard, fixing lock on Augusta Car- penter's house, 50
D. F. Fitch, for cash paid out, 1 04
F. G. Harvey, medicine furnished, 1 00
J. A. Davis, supplies furnished,
12 23
F. G. Harvey, wood furnished,
3 50
J. A. Davis, supplies furnished,
21 17
F. G. Harvey, wood furnished,
5 25
Mrs. Leon Shippee, milk and butter furnished, 2 79
W. S. Robinson, 2 cords wood furnished, 4 00
HARRY WHIDDEN.
Mary A. Goodell, boarding from January 1 to
April 1, 1910, $ 18 10
Gilbert Goodell, board 6 months, .24 00
B. F. BUTTERFIELD.
J. A. Davis, supplies for family, $ 20 32
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TRAMPS.
D. F. Fitch, cash paid Nancy Russell for tramp keeping, $ 1 00
N. D. Alexander, keeping tramp, 1 00
F. E. Ryther, cash for support of paupers,
2 21
$ 119 11
Miscellaneous Orders Drawn by Selectmen.
Wilmington Savings Bank, interest to January
1, 1910, $ 136 63
E. L. Hildreth, printing 200 town reports, 19 50
M. A. Moore, land damage, 5 00
Wilmington Savings Bank for highway pur- poses, 800 00
Wilmington Savings Bank for town purposes, 500 00
Leon T. Bogle, state highway tax,
102 56
Leon T. Bogle, state school tax,
164 10
Leon T. Bogle, interest on United States deposit fund, 48 97
Leon T. Bogle, county tax,
20 51
Leon T. Bogle, interest on Robinson Fund,
27 79
C. E. Mann, services as health officer,
3 35
Wilmington Savings Bank for highway pur- poses, 500 00
George C. Dixon, election printing, 11 50
E. H. Pratt, driving hearse,
2 00
J. A. Davis, as health officer,
32 95
S. H. Yeaw, assistance rendered board of health,
2 25
Town of Dover tax on Augusta Carpenter house, 1 26
C. H. Bemis, damage done to sheep by dogs, 12 00
C. H. Parmelee for 1/2 gallon formaldehyde and 15/16 pound permanganate, 1 19
8
Services of Town Officers.
D. F. Fitch, services as selectman, $
11 40
F. E. Ryther, services as selectman, 6 50
O. E. Hill, services as selectman, 7 50
L. G. Snow, services as lister, 42 57
F. H. Holland, services as lister, 41 25
Frank Hescock, services as lister, 57 10
D. F. Fitch, examination and mileage of sheep killed, 3 60
F. E. Ryther, examination of sheep killed, 3 00
L. T. Bogle, services as town clerk, treasurer and cash paid, 43 04
D: F. Fitch, services as overseer of poor, 2 25
D. F. Fitch, services as civil authority,
75
F. E. Ryther, services as overseer of poor,
3 75
F. E. Ryther, services as civil authority,
1 50
F. E. Ryther, services as health officer, 4 25
F. E. Ryther, order book, 50
W. C. Halladay, services as civil authority, 1 50
C. H. Bemis, services as civil authority, 1 50
H. M. Brown, services as ballot clerk, 1 00
G. A. Gould, services as town grand juror, 4 50
S. L. Hill, services as constable, 10 00
Total, $ 247 44
W. C. HALLADAY, -
C. H. BEMIS, J. L. BROWN, Š Auditors.
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Inventory of Town Road Property.
Road scraper. Wheel scraper. Plow.
2 iron bars. 1 spade. 2 picks.
25 sticks dynamite.
Fuse and caps.
Hammer and wrench. Sod fork.
Road snow roller.
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ROAD COMMISSIONER'S ACCOUNT.
Paid F. E. Yeaw,
$ 3 97
A. E. Jones,
2 63
E. W. Ingram,
2 17
V. H. Hescock,
21 52
M. A. Moore,
4 95
E. G. Stanley,
7 87
E. J. Grout,
66 54
H. L. Stetson, team on roller,
86 00
D. F. Fitch, team on roller,
98 00
O. E. Allen, team on roller,
8 00
E. J. Bartlett,
19 48
H. M. Bartlett,
6 67
Fred Bogle,
1 20
R. S. Bogle,
18 90
John Davison,
1 94
Zina Goodell,
4 05
H. V. Jefts,
4 79
W. L. Upton,
12 50
F. N. Upton,
4 80
F. W. Ashe,
1 35
Chas. F. Lazell,
1 13
Orrin C. Bolster,
10 57
F. L. Gould,
1 28
C. L. Wentworth,
1 80
W. L. Yeaw,
2 10
C. E. Rice,
3 75
G. E. Cooper,
8 40
H. M. Brown,
5 00
George A. Gould,
7 90
Fred Holland,
12 05
B. F. Butterfield,
2 70
J. K. Atwood,
2 92
Bert Stanley,
1 05
-
11
W. E. Cannon, 5 62
Warren Putnam,
1 50
E. L. Wilder, 1 50
B. F. Butterfield, 1 35
Bert Stanley,
50
W. F. Jones, for repairs on road machine,
31 25
E. J. Grout, for explosives and fuse,
3 20
B. E. Putnam,
5 25
D. C. Howe,
8 00
Warren Putnam,
10 50
E. L. Wilder,
3 50
Zina Goodell,
6 00
Ira Jesseman,
3 50
Joe Goodell,
14 00
E. J. Grout,
75 00
G. W. Parker,
6 47
W. J. Metcalf,
1 10
L. B. Shippee,
25 00
Bert Putnam,
7 00
F. E. Ryther,
10 07
W. M. Harris, repairs machine,
10 00
L. B. Shippee,
23 15
L. B. Shippee,
12 28
J. K. Atwood,
8 40
Burlingame & Darby, dynamite,
18 00
Ed Belnap, bringing dynamite,
1 00
Arthur Green,
15 30
George Harris,
5 25
B. F. Butterfield,
2 62
M. H. Lyman,
2 54
L. J. Sylvester, F. Russell work,
3 52
Bert Stanley,
1 75
W. C. Halladay, Jesseman's work,
1 75
F. Hescock,
7 17
E. J. Grout,
77 36
12
L. B. Shippee, 34 70
L. D. Moulton, 3 50
C. H. Parmelee,
70
G. Cooper,
3 32
J. K. Atwood,
5 95
J. H. Davis, Sherman's work,
2 80
George A. Gould,
7 36
Eddie Houghton,
5 00
L. J. Sylvester,
4 50
Zina Goodell,
5 00
E. J. Grout, exploders,
1 70
W. H. Mann,
2 35
L. D. Moulton,
4 10
L. B. Shippee,
32 00
George Roberts,
15 50
C. E. Rice,
17 00
Bert Stanley,
3 32
Zina Goodell,
19 25
Zina Goodell,
2 00
Warren Putnam,
12 42
F. H. Johnson, Putnam's work,
5 45
Joe Goodell,
14 11
George Gould,
11 90
Bert Putnam,
21 17
Ira Jesseman,
2 00
W. C. Halladay, Jesseman's work,
17 19
H. E. Sherman,
2 50
F. E. Yeaw,
6 05
C. W. Ingram,
6 37
Bona Cooper,
1 75
E. J. Grout,
159 25
Eddie Houghton,
8 06
W. C. Halladay, land damage and gravel,
8 00
W. J. Metcalf,
7 10
R. H. Stanley,
87
13
R. S. Bogle,
3 25
R. S. Bogle,
1 00
L. B. Shippee, 10 00
B. H. Shippee,
17 75
Fred Goodell,
17 68
Lewis Elwell,
29 75
F. L. Upton,
3 90
George C. Dixon, order book,
50
Clark Chandler, tile,
18 30
D. W. Burington,
1 30
L. G. Snow,
3 15
E. L. Wilder,
1 40
L. D. Moulton,
3 50
O. C. Bolster,
10 06
Bert Putnam,
5 25
F. Hescock,
4 54
M. H. Lyman,
12 00
E. J. Bartlett,
8 42
John H. Morgan,
3 15
Ira A. Jesseman,
1 75
Orrin Hescock,
2 62
C. L. Wentworth,
11 02
George D. Hale,
27 40
Fred Holland,
1 75
J. H. Estabrook,
12 00
Warren Lazell,
4 72
George Gould,
1 75
George Harris,
1 75
K. H. Shippee,
4 45
B. B. Collins,
98
D. S. Prouty, work, freight and repairs,
14 52
H. V. Jefts,
7 13
Joe Goodell,
14 53
D. F. Fitch,
4 00
Chas. H. Bemis,
23 57
14
Lewis Elwell,
7 35
S. H. Yeaw,
12 98
E. R. Willard, freight tile, 1 46
E. J. Grout, 54 27
W. L. Upton,
16 82
G. J. Goodell,
18 72
Fred Goodell,
14 00
M. A. Moore,
22 71
W. H. Moore,
1 19
H. M. Brown,
6 50
E. H. Pratt,
2 00
Chris Jones,
2 00
Fred Goodell,
12 75
J. A. Davis, tools from stage,
2 70
W. L. Yeaw,
6 98
C. L. Brown, glass broken,
1 30
Ernest Howe,
2 00
M. H. Lyman,
2 40
V. H. Hescock,
7 28
Bert Putnam,
5 85
E. J. Grout, check to N. E. Metal Culvert Co., 31 08
C. H. Turner,
3 00
E. R. May,
1 05
J. L. Bartlett,
10 89
E. J. Grout,
11 88
$ 1,847 12
Of the above amount there were orders drawn to E. J. Grout
For services as road commissioner, $ 130 00
Man and team, 273 76
Driving horse, 10 00
Due at last auditors' meeting, 30 54
15
There was expended for state road $438.43, and $216.79 for resurfacing state road, leveling roads and picking stones so as to obtain automobile fund.
E. J. GROUT.
Road Commissioner.
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SCHOOL DIRECTORS' REPORT.
DISTRICT No. 1.
Mrs. Alice Johnson, teaching and board 28 weeks,
$ 230 00
Mrs. Fannie Moore, cleaning house, 2 00
A. E. Jones, 11/4 cords wood, 5 00
A. E. Jones, incidentals,
84
W. C. Halladay, incidentals,
1 02
A. E. Jones, building fires,
3 00
$ 241 .86
DISTRICT No. 3.
Miss Winifred Sherman, teaching and board 28 weeks,
$ 256 00
Joseph Goodell, 2 cords wood,
9 00
Mrs. Fannie Moore, cleaning house,
2 00
Carlton Lazell, building fires,
3 00
W. C. Halladay, incidentals,
42
$ 270 42
DISTRICT No. 4.
Miss Marion Howe, teaching and board 28 weeks, $ 256 00
Mrs. Fannie Moore, cleaning house, 2 00
S. H. Yeaw, 12 cord wood, 1 75
W. L. Yeaw, janitor work,
4 00
W. C. Halladay, incidentals,
96
$ 264 71
17
DISTRICT No. 6.
Mrs. Abbie Adams, teaching 28 weeks, $ 217 00
Mrs. Wm. Harris, boarding teacher 28 weeks, 84 00
Mrs. C. E. Mann, cleaning house, 2 00
L. T. Bogle, 13/4 cords wood,
3 06
L. T. Bogle, cleaning stovepipe,
25
F. H. Johnson, cleaning closets,
1 00
Floyd Mann, janitor work,
1 00
Clyde Upton, janitor work,
2 50
J. A. Davis, incidentals,
1 14
$ 311 95
DISTRICT No. 8.
Miss Mary Casey, teaching 28 weeks, $ 154 00
Mrs. M. H. Lyman, boarding teacher 28 weeks, 81 86
Mrs. M. H. Lyman, cleaning house, 2 00
M. H. Lyman, 3 cords wood, 6 00
L. T. Bogle, 2 cords wood and kindling, 4 00
F. H. Johnson, janitor work,
3 00
J. A. Davis, incidentals,
60
$ 251 46
REPAIRS.
DISTRICT No. 1.
A. E. Jones, flagpole and setting same,
$ 1 40
F. E. Yeaw, pulley for flagpole,
20
$ 1 60
18
DISTRICT No. 3.
D. S. Prouty, 1 gallon black paint,
$
55
DISTRICT No. 4.
F. E. Yeaw, repairing fence, $ 40
DISTRICT No. 6.
C. H. Parmelee, paint, $
2 65
F. H. Johnson, work on fence, 3 00
Lil Stanley, preparing ceiling for paint, 1 25
L. T. Bogle, work on schoolhouse,
50
Wm. Harris, work on schoolhouse,
3 47
B. J. Stanley, work,
50
$ 11 37
DISTRICT No. 8.
Wm. Harris, work,
$ 4 87
F. H. Johnson, work,
3 50
L. T. Bogle, stove damper,
40
$ 8 77
TRANSPORTATION.
E. G. Stanley to No. 8, $ 1 00
Mrs. M. H. Lyman to No. 8,
95 20
$ 96 20
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TUITION FOR ADVANCED PUPILS.
Brattleboro High School,
$ 120 00
Bellows Falls High School,
24 00
Leland & Gray Seminary,
8 00
Wilmington High School,
60 00
$ 212 00
SUPPLIES.
E. E. Babb & Co.,
$ 15 35
W. J. Metcalf, freight and express,
1 15
F. H. Johnson, copying book,
1 00
F. E. Yeaw, express and order book,
90
$ 18 40
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alice Johnson, services as superintendent, 1909, $
19 50
B. B. Collins, school clerk, 1909, 7 72
L. W. Boyd, insurance,
8 25
F. H. Johnson, services as school director,
6 00
$ 41 47
SUMMARY.
District No. 1,
$ 241 86
District No. 3,
270 42
District No. 4,
264 71
District No. 6,
311 95
District No. 8,
251 46
Repairs,
22 69
Transportation,
96 20
Tuition for advanced pupils,
212 00
Supplies,
18 40
Miscellaneous,
41 47
$ 1,731 16
20
Received from Town of Marlboro, tuition, $ 14 00
W. C. Halladay for stove, 1 40
F. H. Johnson, old windows, 3 50
L. T. Bogle, rent on shed,
1 50
$ 20 40
F. E. YEAW, A. E. JONES,
School Directors.
F. H. JOHNSON,
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WILBUR LIBRARY University of Bench COLLECTION UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT LIBRARY
WILBUR
AUDITORS' REPORT
AND
Annual Exhibit of the Finances
OF THE TOWN OF
DOVER, VERMONT
FREE
ERMONTI
UNIT
AND
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
February 10, 1912
BRATTLEBORO: PRESS OF E. L. HILDRETH & CO. 1912
List of the Town Officers of the Town of Dover, Vt. Chosen March 7, 1911
Moderator : S. H. Yeaw. Town Clerk, Treasurer and Trustee: Leon T. Bogle. Selectmen : F. E. Ryther, O. E. Hill, D. F. Fitch. Overseers of Poor : Selectmen. · First Constable: Sherwin L. Hill. Listers : Fred H. Holland, Frank Hescock, Laton G. Snow. Auditors : J. L. Bartlett, W. Frank Jones, N. D. Alexander. School Directors : Ava E. Jones, Frank E. Yeaw, Fred H. Johnson. Collector of Taxes: Town Treasurer. Town Grand Juror: George A. Gould. Road Commissioner : Samuel H. Yeaw. Town Agent, W. Frank Jones. Fence Viewers : Gilbert J. Goodell, Frank Hescock, H. M. Brown. Pound Keeper : Dorr F. Fitch. Inspectors of Wood and Lumber : J. A. Davis, Dana S. Prouty.
AUDITORS' REPORT
The auditors of the town of Dover, Vt., respectfully sub- mit the following report. The grand list for 1911 was $2,564.75. On this list there has been assessed a tax of 150 cents on the dollar-80 cents for town, 40 cents for school and 30 cents for highway.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Town Money Received
By cash in treasury February 9, 1911, $ 581 26
By cash of S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1910 list, 7 50
By cash Wilmington Savings Bank,
600 00
By cash from state treasurer, bounties on noxious animals, 106 70
By cash of treasurer on 1911 tax bill,
1,865 98
By cash of town clerk for dog licenses, 43 30
By cash of S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1911 list, 71 72
$3,276 46
Payments of Town Money
Amount paid on selectmen's and overseer's orders, $2,476 78
Balance in treasury February 10, 1912, $ 869 68
2
School Money Received
By cash in treasury February 9, 1911, $ 506 22
By cash from Marlboro, tuition, 14 00
By cash of T. D. Potter, rent on school land, 4 17
By cash of S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1910 list, 5 00
By interest on Robinson Fund, 27 79
By cash of A. E. Jones for school desk, 3 00
By cash from Wilmington Savings Bank,
400 00
By cash from state treasurer, school tax appor- tionment, 248 66
By cash from state treasurer, income on reserve fund, 74 97
By cash from state treasurer, income on reserve fund, 22 79
By cash from state treasurer, income on reserve fund, 68 36
By cash E. E. Ellis, rent on school land, 10 18
By cash from state treasurer, rebate on trans- portation, 21 37
By cash from town treasurer on 1911 tax bill,
932 99
By cash from S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1911 list, 35 86
Total amount, $2,375 36
Payment of School Money
Amount paid on school directors' orders, $2,285 16
Balance in treasury February 10, 1912, $ 90 20
3
Highway Money Received
By cash in treasury February 9, 1911, $ 427 22 By cash from S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1910 list, 5 00
By cash from town treasurer on 1911 tax bill, 699 74
By cash from state treasurer, automobile fund, 104 00
By cash from state treasurer, highway appor- tionment, 280 55
By cash from S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1911 list, 26 89
Total amount, $1,542 40
Payment of Highway Money
Paid on selectmen's and commissioner's orders, $1,526 97
Balance in treasury February 12, 1912, $ 16 42
Dog Account
Cash for 37 licenses,
$ 47 00
Town clerk's fees,
3 70
$ 43 30
Paid Leon B. Shippee, 1 sheep killed,
$5 00
Paid G. J. Goodell, 1 sheep injured, 4 00
Paid examination and mileage,
3 80
$ 12 80
Leaving balance for dog fund, $ 30 50
4
Liabilities
Outstanding orders, selectmen, $ 100 30
Outstanding orders, highway,
31 75
Note in Wilmington Savings Bank for highway dated June 1, 1907, 600 00
Note in Wilmington Savings Bank for highway dated December 10, 1909, 100 00
Note in Wilmington Savings Bank for highway dated August 1, 1910, 500 00
Note in Wilmington Savings Bank for town dated June 1, 1911, 600 00
United States surplus fund due to state, 708 64
Total, $2,640 69
Resources
Delinquent taxes, 1909 list,
$ 4 00
Delinquent taxes, 1911 list,
31 35
Cash in treasury, town,
869 68
Cash in treasury, school,
90 20
Cash in treasury, highway,
16 43
Rents on school lands,
7 95
$1,019 61
Apparent deficit,
$1,621 08
Money Expended by Selectmen on High= ways and Bridges
Davis & Bogle, for plank, $ 17 15
Joseph Goodell, plank, 17 14
9 28
Ira A. Jesseman, plank,
H. M. Brown, building abutment,
25 00
-
5
H. M. Brown, building Davis bridge, 40 00
George Boyd, labor,
4 37
Ira A. Jesseman, labor,
8 25
F. E. Ryther, labor,
12 09
O. E. Hill, labor,
20 55
Weston J. Snow, labor,
1 05
J. C. Brown, labor, 2 25
1 20
Martin Johnson, labor,
1 23
Dorr F. Fitch, labor,
4 00
Frank L. Gould, cutting brush,
3 90
George A. Gould and son, cutting brush,
8 17
Fred Goodell, cutting brush,
7 00
E. H. Pratt, cutting brush,
85
R. H. Stanley, cutting brush,
20 25
Joseph Goodell, cutting brush,
2 00
D. C. Howe, cutting brush,
5 00
$ 210 73
Orders Drawn by Selectmen for Support of Poor
AUGUSTA CARPENTER.
J. A. Davis, supplies,
$ 60 86
O. E. Hill, supplies,
4 60
B. B. Collins, supplies, 14 59
F. G. Harvey, supplies,
26 62
R. H. Stanley, sawing wood,
1 85
Gilbert Akeley, sawing wood,
50
E. J. Grout, drawing wood,
2 00
BLANCHE MOULTON.
Frank Hescock, board and care, $ 38 00
Mrs. D. F. Fitch, board and care, J. A. Davis, supplies, 4 55
2 00
Fred Goodell, labor,
6
HARRY WHIDDEN.
W. C. Halladay, supplies, $ 13 50
TRAMPS.
F. E. Ryther, keeping,
$ 4 00
N. D. Alexander, keeping, 3 00
Calista L. Ryther, keeping,
2 00
W. J. Metcalf, keeping,
3 00
$ 121 07
Miscellaneous
George H. Streeter, snow roller,
$ 85 00
E. L. Hildreth & Co., town reports,
19 00
State highway tax,
104 58
State school tax, 167 32
48 97
Interest on Robinson fund,
27 79
O. E. Butterfield, retainers and services two years, 24 00
E. H. Pratt, driving hearse,
2 00
Tax on poor farm, 1 44
F. H. Johnson, work at forest fire,
2 00
W. M. Harris, work at forest fire,
2 00
Leon T. Bogle, work at forest fire, 2 00
F. E. Ryther, 1/4 cord wood,
50
W. C. Halladay, express on town reports,
10
N. D. Alexander, assisting listers,
6 00
J. J. Snow, work at forest fire,
75
Leon B. Shippee, damaged by dogs,
5 00
Gilbert J. Goodell, damaged by dogs, 4 00
J. A. Davis, expenses as health officer, 44 77
W. C. Halladay, supplies to health officer,
80
E. J. Grout, burying cattle, 5 00
$ 553 02
1
Interest on school fund,
Orders Drawn on Highway Treasury by Selectmen for Highway Purposes
J. J. Snow, 1 42
$
F. E. Ryther,
4 00
H. U. Jefts, 3 00
D. F. Fitch,
15 00
J. S. Gallop,
8 00
N. D. Alexander,
15 50
W. L. Upton,
2 00
S. L. Hill,
9 50
F. G. Harvey,
9 50
W. L. Yeaw,
87
E. L. Wilder,
1 40
B. B. Cooper,
1 80
H. U. Jefts,
1 65
E. J. Bartlett,
7 19
K. H. Shippee,
1 25
A. E. Jones,
3 85
$ 85 93
Services of Town Officers
J. L. Bartlett, services as auditor,
$ 1 50
W. Frank Jones, services as auditor, 3 00
N. D. Alexander, services as auditor, 3 00
C. H. Bemis, services as auditor,
3 00
G. J. Goodell, services as ballot clerk,
1 00
J. C. Brown, services as auditor,
3 00
W. C. Halladay, services as auditor,
3 00
Frank Hescock, services as ballot clerk,
1 00
Frank Hescock, services as lister,
44 22
F. H. Holland, services as lister,
20 97
8
L. G. Snow, services as lister, 13 88
F. E. Ryther, services as selectman, 13 15
O. E. Hill, services as selectman, 13 95
D. F. Fitch, services as selectman, 11 10
J. A. Davis, services as health officer, 15 90
Leon T. Bogle, services as town clerk, treasurer, trustee and cash paid, 45 00
Leon T. Bogle, returning vital statistics to secre- tary of state, 63 45
$ 260 12
We have borrowed from Wilmington Savings Bank :
For town purposes,
$ 600 00
For school purposes,
400 00
We have paid to said bank :
From town treasury,
$ 921 01
From school treasury,
407 95
From highway treasury,
300 00
We have paid to state treasurer :
On United States deposit fund,
$ 270 73
F. E. RYTHER,
O. E. HILL,
Selectmen.
D. F. FITCH,
ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT
ORDERS HAVE BEEN DRAWN FOR LABOR AND MATERIAL AS FOLLOWS :
James Atwood, $ 2 97
N. D. Alexander, 4 87
H. P. Andrews,
45
D. W. Burrington, 1 20
H. M. Brown, 12 06
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9
C. H. Bemis,
20 49
O. C. Bolster,
7 55
James Brown,
87
L. T. Bogle,
16 00
R. S. Bogle,
9 08
George Boyd,
19 74
E. J. Bartlett,
3 05
Bony Cooper,
1 75
John Davidson,
2 45
J. D. Fessenden,
27 75
Zina Goodell,
8 00
G. J. Goodell,
15 30
Joseph Goodell,
5 75
George 'A. Gould,
11 80
Timothy Houghton,
6 85
Eddie Houghton,
6 75
L. L. Howe,
1 52
F. H. Holland,
5 10
O. E. Hill,
13 30
Frank Harvey,
3 50
George Harris,
4 11
Frank Hescock,
14 32
W. D. Howe,
11 49
Orrin Hescock,
6 80
Wayne Ingram,
54 00
Charles Ingram,
2 45
R. L. Johnson,
24 04
F. H. Johnson,
34 27
Johnson Brothers,
22 48
A. E. Jones,
5 50
C. W. Jones,
1 00
M. H. Lyman,
1 00
R. C. Lazelle,
11 85
W. N. Lazelle,
13 11
L. D. Moulton,
7 66
10
J. W. Moulton,
9 54
W. J. Metcalf,
4 47
John Morgan,
10 32
E. R. May,
2 25
W. H. Moore,
12 25
M. A. Moore,
4 60
D. S. Prouty,
22 50
H. E. Prouty,
8 58
B. M. Putnam,
2 88
Clarence Pease,
2 27
E. H. Pratt,
52
H. E. Sherman,
5 65
R. H. Stanley,
7 65
P. B. Sparks,
4 50
L. G. Snow,
43 76
E. G. Stanley,
3 68
J. J. Snow,
1 3 10
C. H. Turner,
1 75
William Titus,
13 29
W. L. Upton,
21 80
E. L. Wilder,
5 16
S. H. Yeaw,
95 59
S. H. Yeaw, man,
17 06
W. L. Yeaw,
18 64
F. E. Yeaw,
8 23
Ralph Yeaw,
39 92
C. L. Wentworth,
19 86
North East Metal Culvert Co.,
13 30
$ 825 35
ORDERS DRAWN FOR STATE WORK ARE AS FOLLOWS :
James, Brown, $ 8 40 Bony Cooper, John Davidson, 2 62
3 50
11
D. F. Fitch,
3 06
Stone,
2 00
Team,
9 12
Man,
7 92
George A. Gould,
9 30
Stone,
3 00
Man,
2 18
Team,
1 70
Frank L. Gould,
7 00
Team and plow,
8 25
Zina Goodell,
5 07
Team,
6 52
Ralph Johnson,
1 50
Robert Lazelle,
2 00
Warren Lazelle,
3 50
W. J. Metcalf,
3 50
Team,
6 00
Joseph Moulton,
23 62
John Morgan,
7 00
Henry Prouty,
87
Henry Sherman,
3 50
Man,
3 50
Team,
4 50
Will Upton,
9 80
Team,
12 60
W. L. Yeaw,
2 62
Team,
3 00
Ralph Yeaw,
6 90
Team,
7 20
Frank Yeaw,
40
Team,
50
S. H. Yeaw,
32 10
J. D. Fessenden,
S 84
Gravel,
3 84
Bert Putnam,
1 75
12
L. W. Snow, 12 00
North East Metal Culvert Co.,
32 46
W. C. Halladay, cement,
E. R. Willard, freight on culvert,
2 31
D. S. Prouty, freight and lumber,
1 20
$ 282 35
WINTER WORK.
E. J. Bartlett,
$ 2 18
J. L. Bartlett,
3 75
Johnson Brothers,
2 55
H. U. Jefts,
3 90
M. H. Lyman,
3 85
M. A. Moore,
2 18
E. H. Pratt,
1 12
G. W. Parker,
1 63
H. J. Quinn,
4 50
$25 66
S. H. YEAW, Road Commissioner.
The foregoing statement of the town officers of the town of Dover for the past year, and the financial standing at this time is correct according to our best information.
J. L. BARTLETT, W. F. JONES, Auditors.
N. D. ALEXANDER,
February 12, 1912.
Annual Town Meeting
The legal voters of the town of Dover, Vt., are hereby notified and warned to meet at the church in Dover Center. so called, on Tuesday, the 5th day of March, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock a.m., to act on the following propositions, viz. :
ARTICLE 1. To act on the reports of the town officers.
ART. 2. Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxi- cating liquors in this town?
ART. 3. To see if the town will have two road commis- sioners in accordance with No. 107 of the Acts of 1910.
ART. 4. To elect all town officers required by law to be elected at the annual town meeting.
ART. 5. To see what the town will pay their town officers.
ART. 6. To see what sum of money the town will raise for highway purposes.
ART. 7. To see if the town will raise a sum of money for highway purposes to take advantage of the state aid law.
ART. 8. To see what sum of money the town will raise for town purposes.
ART. 9. To see what sum of money the town will raise for school purposes.
ART. 10. To see if the town will have medical inspection of its schools.
ART. 11. To see if the town will abate the taxes of B. F. Butterfield on list of 1911.
ART. 12. To see if the town will buy a new road machine.
ART. 13. To transact any other business that can legally come before the meeting.
F. E. RYTHER, O. E. HILL, Selectmen. D. F. FITCH,
Dover, Vt., February 20, 1912.
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WILBUR COLLECTION UNIVERSITY
VERMONT LIBRARY
AUDITORS' REPORT
AND
Annual Exhibit of the Finances
OF THE TOWN OF
DOVER, VERMONT
FREEDOM
VERMONT
AND UNIT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
February 1, 1913
BRATTLEBORO: PRESS OF E. L. HILDRETH & CO.
1913
List of the Town Officers of Dover, Vt., Chosen March 5, 1912
Moderator : S. H. Yeaw. Town Clerk, Treasurer and Trustee: Leon T. Bogle. Selectmen : O. E. Hill, D. F. Fitch, F. E. Yeaw. Overseers of Poor : Selectmen. First Constable : S. L. Hill. Listers : Frank Hescock, Laton G. Snow, H. M. Brown. Auditors : W. Frank Jones, James L. Bartlett, W. C. Halladay. School Directors : Frank E. Yeaw, Fred H. Johnson, Alva E. Jones. Collector of Taxes : Town Treasurer. Town Grand Juror : George A. Gould. Road Commissioner : Samuel H. Yeaw. Town Agent : W. Frank Jones.
Fence Viewers: Gilbert J. Goodell, Frank Hescock, H. M. Brown. Pound Keeper : Dorr F. Fitch. Inspectors of Wood and Lumber : J. A. Davis, Dana S. Prouty.
AUDITORS' REPORT
The auditors of the town of Dover, Vt., respectfully sub- mit the following report. The grand list for 1912 was $2,613.65. On this list there has been assessed a tax of 150 cents on the dollar-70 cents for town, 50 cents for school and 30 cents for highway.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
Town Money Received
By cash in treasury February 10, 1912, $ 869 68
By cash of S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1911 list, 16 72
By cash from Wilmington Savings Bank,
500 00
By cash from State Treasury, bounties on hedgehogs, 42 30
By cash from Wilmington Savings Bank, 500 00
By cash of Oscar Drury, rent on road machine house, one month, 1 00
By cash of Leon T. Bogle on 1912 tax bill, 1,657 31
By cash of town clerk, dog licenses, 53 50
By cash of S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1912 list, 78 78
$3,719 29
Payments of Town Money
Amount paid on selectmen's and overseer's orders, $3,300 54
Balance in treasury, February 1, 1913, $ 418 75
2
School Money Received
By cash in treasury February 10, 1912, $ 90 20
By check of T. D. Potter, rent on school land, 4 17
By cash of S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1911, 8 36
By cash from Wilmington Savings Bank, 500 00
By interest on Robinson Fund, 27 79
By cash of Town of Marlboro, tuition,
12 00
By cash of J. P. Sargent's estate, rent on school land, 3 78
By cash of state treasurer, school tax apportion- ment, 275 09
By cash of state treasurer on $45,000 reserve fund, 34 33
By cash of state treasurer, permanent school fund, 72 61
By cash of state treasurer on $15,000 reserve fund, 11 44
By cash of state treasurer, rebate on transpor- tation, 16 15
By cash of M. E. Johnson's estate, rent on school land, 10 18
By cash of L. T. Bogle on 1912 tax bill, 1,183 79
By cash of S. L. Hill, delinquent taxes, 1912 list, 56 27
Total amount, $2,306 16
Payment of School Money
By amount paid on school directors' orders, $1,986 58
Balance in treasury February 1, 1913, $ 319 58
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