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Assistant Chief, Bruce Hill
Treasurer, Carl Bull
Secretary, Alfred Gmyrek Clifford Yandow
Trustee, 3 years,
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BIRTHS
Date Name Parents
1956
Dec. 12 Dwight Edwin Royce Edwin F. Royce
1957
Jan. 23 Bruce David Cham- David H. Chamberlain berlain Ethel H. Thayer
Mar. 20 Sidney Eli Humiston Fred R. Humiston Joan M. Porcheron
Mar. 24 Kathren Marie Jean Ronald F. Jean Alma J. Steadman
Apr. 11 Paula Marie Hill
Norman Bruce Hill
Caroline J. Muzzy
Apr. 12 Barry Scott Tracy
Robert A. Tracy Dorothy M. Jackson
Marcel A. Brunet
Noela T. Aube
May 17 Naomi Ruth Tatro
Lester F. Tatro
Charlotte E. Cormier
May 18 Betty Ann Armell
Lester C. Armell
Rita I. Davignon
June 24 Sherry Ann Armell
Philip E. Armell
Margaret Ann Rand
June 24 June Ann Husk
Thomas Neil Husk
Alice R. Bigelow
June 25 Judy Lynn Browe
Harold E. Browe
Jo Ann L. Chamberlain
Hosea W. Langeway
Gloria J. Cricenti
Foster J. Tucker
Edna M. Wrisley
July 17 Cheryl Ann Pierce
Ernest F. Pierce
Barbara Ann Tucker
July 23 Cynthia Marie Mace
Sam V. Mace Barbara Ann Hubert
July 29 Susan Jane Bennett
John N. Bennett Jessie E. Bennett
Aug. 6 Harold Kenneth Per- Harold P. Perkins kins
Priscilla J. Pomeroy
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July 1 Thomas Michael Langeway
July 15 Susanne Angeline Tucker
Charlotte E. Abbey
Apr. 17 Monica Ann Brunet
Aug. 13 Warren Harding Ro- Warren Harding Rotax tax, Jr. Amelia C. Sinon Aug. 19 Michael Arlyn Abair
Lloyd A. Abair Beatrice M. Gero
Aug. 29 Scott Ross Hawkins
Calvin C. Hawkins Ernestine W. Cloe
Aug. 27 James Philip Mc- ·Martin
Philip B. McMartin Helen Lakis
Sept. 25 Kay Ellen Husk
Ray E. Husk Anna D. Stephens
Oct. 3 Craig Harrison Wood
Gerald E. Wood Margaret A. Bruce
Oct. 22 Laura Ann Babcock
Henry M. Babcock Sylvia M. Carter
Nov. 5 Roger David Gebo
Adrian J. Gebo Nora R. Mongeau
Nov. 12 Randy Norman Haw- kins
Richard J. Hawkins Norma J. Beck
Nov. 19 Joseph Emile Paul Mailloux
John Paul Mailloux Jeannette Matilda Bouvier
Dec. 20 Holly Leona Palmer
Maurice T. Palmer Eleanor Sylvia Miller
Dec. 26 Don Joseph Cousino
Guy Peter Cousino Pauline Marthena King
66
MARRIAGES
Feb. 23 Charles Daniel Field May Moorby
May 7 Henry M. Babcock Sylvia M. Shonio
May 30 Philip Edward Armell Margaret Ann Porter Rand
June 8 Francis Warner Molly Stark
June 19 Benjamin Keese Beatrice Mayo
June 29 Ronald Edward Pidgeon Dorothy Elizabeth Sorrell
July 1 Lawrence Gebo Elisse Hallock
July 18 Donald Stanford Mitchell Shirley Virginia Carlson
July 20 John Robert Chapman Shirley Waneta Barrows
Aug. 17 Thomas W. Purcell Florence May Barltrop
Oct. 5 Thomas B. Bushey Doris Mae Palmer
Nov. 14 Robert Carter Evelyn C. Jerome
Dec. 25 Robert Philip Higbee Mae Evelyn Bailey
Dec. 18 Samuel Martin Barrows Patricia Carlena Newton
Ferrisburgh Vergennes
Ferrisburgh Ferrisburgh
Ferrisburgh Ferrisburgh
Ferrisburgh Vergennes Vergennes Vergennes
Ferrisburgh Vergennes
Ferrisburgh Waltham
Shrewsbury, Mass. Shrewsbury, Mass.
Vergennes Vergennes
Hartford, Conn. Newburgh, N. Y.
Shelburne Ferrisburgh
Bristol Ferrisburgh
Ferrisburgh Charlotte
Ferrisburgh Vergennes
67
DEATHS
Date Name Age
Jan. 10 Henry W. Thompson
38 years
Jan. 10 Robert S. Miller 67 years
Jan.
19
Mrs. Lydia Pecu
76 years
Jan. 19 Mrs. Carrie Pierce Porter 87 years
Jan. 21 Mrs. Freda Fern Porter
56 years
Feb. 14 Mrs. Rose Lawrence
68 years
Feb. 26 Melody Barber
3 months
Mar. 2 Emma Dupre Mathewson
76 years
Mar. 5 Mrs. Clara Bisbee Peck
89 years
Apr.
11
Leo Anthony Mckinnon
67 years
Apr. 30 Stacy M. Hicks
61 years
May 9 Mrs. Malvina Sorrell Elliot
81 years
June 26 June Ann Husk 1 1-2 days
July 23 Mrs. Winnie Torrey O'Donnell
82 years
July 25 Tina Mae Deyette 72 years
July 26 Robert F. Bruce 21 years
Aug. 28 Mrs. Bertha LaBrake Soulia 75 years
Aug. 28 Frances Lorene Wheeler 88 years
Sept. 11 Mrs. Josephine Kelly Gaines 64 years
Oct.
8
Mrs. Mary Petty Sunderland
82 years
Oct. 15 Lewis C. Peck
87 years
Oct. 20 Allen James Larrow
72 years
Oct.
20 Mrs. Rose LaDuke Stebbins
91 years
Nov. 8 Teresa Marie Stearns
22 months
Dec. 4 Mrs. Alice Russell Belden
91 years
Dec. 22 Ernest Franklin Curler 73 years
Dec. 30 Mrs. Margaret Pidgeon Roscoe 89 years
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF THE
TOWN OF FERRISBURG, VERMONT
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AUDITORS' REPORT-SCHOOL ACCOUNT
Cash in Treasury, Jan. 1, 1957 Receipts
$12,341 39 153,502 93
Disbursements
$165844 32 133,210 29
Cash in Treasury, Jan. 1, 1958
$ 32,634 03
Selectmen's Loan, due Feb. 20
10,000 00
$ 42,634 03
Less Outstanding Orders, Jan. 1, 1958
4,263 60
Available to July 1st, 1958
$ 38,370 43
SCHOOL DIRECTORS' LOANS
Montpelier Natl. Bank :
1-21-57 Note for $20.000.00 paid Mar. 15, 1957 3-15-57 Note for $20,000.00 paid Oct. 3, 1957
T. C. GUYETT PAUL SISTERS RALPH I. SPADE
Auditors.
OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS OF FERRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT, JAN. 1, 1957
2.6% School Construction Bond Issues $150,000 00 Interest payable Semi-Annually Feb. 1st and Aug. 1st, Princi- pal to be paid off at rate of $8,000.00 per year for 1st ten years, beginning Aug. 1st, 1956 and rate of $7,000.00 per year for 2nd 10 years. $142,000 00 Principal, January 1, 1957
Bonds retired, August 1, 1957
8,000 00
Unpaid balance, 1-1-58 $134,000 00
T. C. GUYETT PAUL SISTERS RALPH I. SPADE Auditors.
70
FERRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER'S
REPORT
Cash in Treasury. Jan. 1, 1957 $12,341 39
Sale to Mrs. Hattie Little of clock 6 00
Loan, Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Co., net 19.896 94
From Town of Monkton, for globe 10 00
For refund telephone tolls, total 5 30
From St. of Vermont, balance of new school account 28,793 64
Sale of Gage schoolhouse
150 00
Sale of stove
50 00
Refund, Owen Publishing Co.
14 25
From Monkton Grange, balance due on stove
25 00
Sale of Collins schoolhouse
500 00
For insurance claim
392 81
Sale of hand brake
20 00
Sale of Hollow Schoolhouse
700 00
Total $62,905 33
School orders paid to July 1,
$55,452 42
Left in treasury
7,452 91
Outstanding orders $2,721.57
Cash in Bank, July 1
$ 7,452 91
Received from Mrs. Hattie Little for clock, hot plate
8 00
Eighth grade, donation for Flag
35 00
Sale of Field schoolhouse
100 00
Rebate, fire insurance assessment
7 12
Regular State Aid, from State of Vermont
22,893 97
School Taxes, $5.00 on Grand List
79,894 90
Total
$110,391 90
School Orders paid after July 1.
77,757 87
Cash in Treasury, Jan. 1, 1958
$ 32,634 03
Assets of Selectmen's loan due Feb. 20, $10,000.00
C. S. HARRIS, School District Treasurer.
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OUTSTANDING ORDERS-SCHOOL ACCOUNT
816
$ 7 05
1662
2 04
1848
5 00
2063
220 05
2144
119 47
45
9 43
46
64 70
47
6 44
48
361 10
49
179 88
50
816 14
52
561 53
53
54
54
2 02
55
3 23
56
4 11
57
14 65
58
39 50
59
8 25
60
4 50
61
117 86
62
11 99
63
112 50
2174
54 27
2175
170 20
76
143 07
77
10 62
78
5 75
79
23 00
80
27 00
81
4 00
82
9 50
83
20 15
84
2 30
85
4 46
86
51 50
87
15 33
88
1,050 47
$ 4,263 60
72
SCHOOL DIRECTORS' ACCOUNT Jan. 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1958
Order
Date No. Payee Explanation
W. H.
State W. H.
S. S.
Town W. H.
Amount of Order
January, 1957
7 1729 Mt. St. Mary's Academy, tuition, 1-2 Tucker
yr., S.
$
$
$
$
$ 112 50
7
1730 K. P. Cook, supplies, chlorox, etc.
9 94
7 1731 Elinor Adams, Treas., Supt. salary and office to June 30
894 30
7 1732 Stagg's Auto Repair, work on school busses
48 21
7 1733 Lloyd W. Moulton, revolving fund office
64 86
12 1734 Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc., fuel oil, Jan. 8
577 42
12
1735 Doris Chamberlain, Jan. 1957 salary
31 40
4 92 17 65 8 50
166 70
12 1736 Calista P. Hanna, Jan. 1957, salary
35 40
5 75 20 05
188 80
12 1737 Iris. W. Jimmo, Jan. 1957 salary
31 40
4 92 17 85
5 28
169 72
12
1738 Yvonne R. Sisters, Jan. 1957 salary
39 20
6 18
15 51
155 78
12 1739 Hattie S. Little. Jan. 1957 salary
19 70
3 25
25 24 4 25
226 73
12
1740 Norma M. Merrill, Jan. 1957 salary
4 25
30 70 4 83 20 13 3 22
161 87
12 1741 Evalena L. Osborne, Jan. 1957 salary
Overpaid Oct. '56
12
1742 Margaret I. Pollard, Jan. 1957 salary
21 40 3 25
18 95 11 65
173 92
12
1743 Irene M. Stevens, Jan. 1957 salary
35 40 5 75
17 32 4 25 191 45
12 1744 Gladys L. Tucker, Jan. 1957 salary
30 00 4 67
11 65
174 51
14 1745 N. H .- Vt. Hosp. Service, ins. 7 teachers and janitor
31 40 4 92 18 39
54 173 82
64 70
73
Fed.
16 1746 Vergennes Auto Co., gas, oil, service, small bus
25 30
16 1747 Clinton J. Rivers, janitor and bus driver
5 40 1 17 23 30
220 13
16 1748 Juliet Burroughs, bus driver, Jan. 1957 105 00
16 1749 Richard Booska, bus driver, Jan. 1957 105 00
16 1750 Gerald Hatch, bus driver, Jan. 1957
87 50
16 1751 Not used
16 1752 De Vine's Sales & Service, gas. oil, etc., Jan. 1957
141 59
1753 Not used
22 1754 Not used
22 1755 Allyn & Bacon, balance Oct. '56 bill 1 92
22 1756 Not used
22 1757 Green Mt. Power Corp., electricity Jan. 1957
136 47
1758 Not used
29 1759 Stagg's Auto Repair, bal., Dec. bill $3.10; and Oct., Nov. $34.85
37 95
29
1760 Brush Motors, Inc., bal. bus insp.
3 30
29 1761 Richard Booska, gas, oil, Dec. 4, '56, Jan 25, '57
117 94
February
1,846 00
2 1762 Montpelier National Bank, interest on bonds DeVine's Sales & Service, grease job, filter, No. 4 1763 End bus
4 35
4
1764 Palmer's Garage, brake fluid, labor, Center bus
3 40
4 1765 McAuliffe Paper Co., ins. sup., toilet tissue, etc.
75 16
4 1766 Scott Foresman & So., text books $61.70; ins. ins. sup. $3.34 65 04
4 1767 Adams' Hardware ,thermometers
7 40
4.
74
4
1768 Palmer's Motor Express, transportation, g. cans films,
2 54
4
1769 John D. Whittier, spirit A test
7 62
4
1770 Ben Franklin Stores, light bulbs $2.08; whis- tles 15c
2 23
4 1771 Rockwood Publications, report cards
20 40
4 1772 Washington Natl. Ins. Co. ins. Mrs. Merrill Mrs. Sisters
6 44
4
1773 Doris Chamberlain. salary Feb., 1957
31 40 4 92
17 39 8 50
166 96
4 1774 Calista P. Hanna. salary, Feb. 1957
35 40 5 75
20 05
188 80
4
1775 Iris W. Jimmo, salary, Feb. 1957
31 40 4 92
17 85 8 50
166 50
4 1776 Hattie S. Little, salarv, Feb. 1957
19 70 3 25
25 24 4 25
226 73
4 1777 Norma M. Merrill, salary. Feb. 1957
4 25
30 70
4 83
20 12 3 22
161 88
4 1778 Evalena L. Osborne, salary. Feb. 1957
31 40
4 92
18 38
174 47
4 1779 Margaret I. Pollard, salary. Feb. 1957
21 40
3 25 18 95 11 65
173 92
4 1780 Yvonne R. Sisters, salary. Feb .1957
39 20
6 16
15 51 3 22
152 56
4 1781 Irene M. Stevens, salary, Feb. 1957
35 40
5 75
17 31 4 25
191 46
4 1782
Gladys L. Tucker, salary, Feb. 1957
30 00 4 67
11 65
174 51
4
1783
Isabel Munnett. substitute
30 00
9 1784 Hawkins' Garage, radiator, small bus
69 75
9 1785 Fed. Res. Bank of Boston, taxes withheld Jan. Feb., 1957
622 80
9
1786
Evalena L. Osborne, material and repairs
15 92
9
1787 Patience N. Sisters, sub. teacher, 2 1-2 days
25 00
15 1788 Wavne C. Fuller, insurance, 4 schools, Collins. Center, Hollow, Field
38 00
15 1789 The Camera Shop, repairs, projector
19 50
75
15 1790 Hattie Little, felt, cloth, needles, threads, trip to WCAX, postage
15 1791 N. H .- Vt. Hospitalization service, ins. 7 teach- ers, janitor, Feb. '57
64 70
15 1792 Gerald Hatch, driving bus, Feb. 1957
87 50
15 1793 Juliet Burroughs, driving bus, Feb. 1957
105 00
15 1794 Richard Booska driving bus, Feb 1957
105 00
15 1795 Clinton J. Rivers, janitor and bus driver
5 40 1 17 11 65
231 78
15
1796 Vergennes Auto Company, gas, oil, heet, small bus 71 51
18
15 47
25
1797 Miller Chevrolet Co., wiper repairs, oil, labor 1798 School Dist., City of Vergennes, tuition 1-2 yr.
6,475 00
25 1799
Green Mt. Power Corp., electricity Center School, 5 mos.
5 00
~
25
1800
Washington Natl. Ins. Co., ins., Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Sisters 6 44
25
1176 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Inc., janitors' supplies. freshettes 5 45
25
1177 Green Mt. Power Corp., electricity, Feb. 1957
118 47
March
3 1178 Stagg's Auto Repair, replacing radiator, small bus
4 50
10
1179 Doris Chamberlain, salary, March 1957
31 40 4 92 17 39 8 50
166 96
10 1180 Calista P. Hanna( salary, March 1957
35 40 5 75 20 05 188 80
10 1181 Iris W. Jimmo, salary, March 1957
31 40 4 92 17 85 8 50 166 50
10 1182 Hattie S. Little, salary, March 1957
19 70 3 25
25 24 4 25
226 73
12 65
10 1183 Norma M. Merrill, salary, March 1957
4 25
30 70
4 85 20 12 3 22
161 88
10
1184 Evalena L. Osborne, salary, March 1957
31 40
4 92
18 38
174 47
10 1185 Margaret I. Pollard, salary, March 1957
21 40 3 25 18 95 11 65
173 92
10 1186 Yvonne R. Sisters, salary, March 1957
39 20 6 18 15 51 3 22
152 56
10 1187 Irene M. Stevens, salary, March 1957
35 40 5 75 17 31 4 25
191 46
10
1188
Gladys L. Tucker, salary, March 1957 Not used
30 00 4 67
11 65
174 51
10
1189
10 1190 Dist. Dir. of Int. Revenue, Fed. taxes withheld March
311 40
10
1191
N. H. & Vt. Hospitalization, ins., 7 teachers and janitor
64 70
10
1192
Clinton J. Rivers, salary, March 1957
5 40 1 17
11 65
231 78
10 1193
Gerald Hatch, driving bus, March
87 50
77
10 1194 Juliet Burroughs, driving bus, March
105 00
10
1195 Richard Booska, driving bus, March
105 00
10
1196
De Vine's Sales & Service, gasoline, Feb., Riv- ers and Hatch
66 21
10
1197
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc., fuel oil no 4, 4,605 gals.
623 36
10
1198
Mrs. Patience Sisters, 1 day substitute teaching for Iris Jimmo
10 00
11
1199 New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele- phone for Dec., Jan., Feb. 26 50
19
1200 Vermont Motor Vehicle Dept., registration for 4 busses
40 00
22
1801 Montpelier National Bank, interest on $20,000 note from March 15th-Oct. 3rd.
392 78
29 1802 Vermont State Teachers' Retirement System teachers' retirement deductitons, Jan., Feb .. March
512 68
112 50
29 1804
29 1803 Mt. St. Mary's Academy, 1-2 yr. tuition, 1 pupil New Haven School District, 1-3 yr., tuition, 1 pupil
55 00
29
29 1806
1805 Supt. Lyman C. Hunt, 1-2 yr. tuition, 5 pupils 580 00 Vergennes Auto Co., gas, oil, Middlebrook bus. Feb. 40 56
29 1807 Booska's Gen. Store, gas, oil, North End bus. Jan. 29-March
112 94
1808
Not used
29 1809
Green Mt. Power Corp., March power bill for Center and Central School
97 87
78 29 1810 Frank S. Lanou and Son, Bibb packings and valve
2 10
29
1811 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 2 extension trestles
41 34
29
1812
Vermont Tax Dept., State taxes withheld, Jan .. Feb., March
148 89
29
1813
Strong Hardware Co., saw blades
12 96
29
1814 Evalena Osborne, lumber and drill
5 80
29
1815 Educational Test Bureau. inst. supplies
16 87
29
1816 E. M. Hale & Co., text books
15 60
29
1817
J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., janitor supplies
69 32
29
1818 McAuliffe Paper Co., janitor, instructional. medical, new equipment
191 74
29
1819
Scott Foresman & Co. instructional supplies $12.26; textbooks $15.60
27 86
310 65
29 1820 Oneida Chemical Co., Clark vacuum cleaner
29 1821 Washington Natl. Ins. Co., ins. for Mrs. Sisters and Mrs. Merrill
6 44
29 1822 Mr. Almon C. Burgee, school directors' assn. dues
8 00
29
1823 Clark's Hardware, janitor supplies
33 03
29 1824 Brush Motors, school bus inspection
7 90
29 1825 Life Magazine, magazine (inst. supp.)
6 75
29 1826 Allyn & Bacon Inc., textbooks
23 95
29 1827 Murphy Office Equipment Co., inst. supplies
6 50
April
8 1828 De Vine's Sales & Service, gas and oil, Hatch.
123 32
9
1829
Clinton J. Rivers, salary for April
5 40 1 17
11 65
231 78
9
1830
Gerald Hatch, driving bus, April
87 50
9 1831
Juliet Burroughs, driving bus, April
105 00
9 1832 Richard Booska, driving bus, April
105 00
9 1833
Doris Chamberlain, salary, April
31 40 4 92 17 39 8 50
166 96
9
1834
Calista P. Hanna, salary, April
35 40 5 75
20 05
188 80
9
1835
Iris W. Jimmo, salary, April
31 40 4 92
17 85 8 50
166 50
9 1836 Hattie S. Little, salary, April
19 70
3 25
25 24 4 25
226 73
9
1837 Norma M. Merrill, salary, April
4 25
161 88
9
1838 Evalena L. Osborne, salary, April
31 40
4 92
18 38
174 47
9 1839 Margaret Q. Pollard, salary, April
21 40
3 25
18 95 1165
173 92
9 1840 Yvonne R. Sisters, salary, April
39 20
6 18
15 51 3 22
152 56
9 1841 Irene M. Stevens, salary. April
35 40 5 75 17 31 4 25
191 46
4 85
20 12
3 22
30 70
Burroughs, Rivers, busses, March
79
9 1842 Gladys L. Tucker, salary, April
30 00 4 67 11 65
174 51
9 1843 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, federal taxes withheld in April 311 40
9
1894 N. H. & Vt. Hospitalization Service, ins., 7 tea- chers and janitor 64 70
9
1845 Washington National Ins. Co., is. for Mrs. Sis- ters ad Mrs. Merrill 6 44
9 1846 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., tel. bill for March and April
16 20
9 1847 Green Mt. Power Corp., electricity for April
108 67
9 1848 Mrs. Patience Sisters, 1-2 day sub. for Miss Ste- vens
5 00
9
10 00
9 1850
1849 Mrs. Alinor Adams, 1 day, sub. for Miss Stevens Mrs. Isabel Munnett, 2 days, sub., 1 for Mrs. Sisters, 1 for Mrs. Little 20 00
11 1851 The Haven Ins. Agency, steam boiler explosion insurance 156 90
19
1852
Mrs. Isabel Munnett, 1 day, substituting for Mrs. Chamberlain
10 00
19 1853 Jackman Fuels, Inc., bottled gas for Jan .- Mar.
64 00
May
1 1854 Morris T. Palmer, repairs to Center bus
58 00
6 1855 DeVine's Sales & Service, gasoline and oil for April for Burroughs, Rivers Hattch busses
133 81
6 1856
Brush Motors, Inc., bus inspection
1 50
6 1857 Doris Chamberlain, salary, May
31 40 4 92 17 39 8 50
166 96
6 1858 Calista P. Hanna, salary, May
35 40 5 75 20 05 188 80
80
6 1859 Iris W. Jimmo, salary, May
31 40 4 92 17 85 8 50
165 50
19 70 3 25 25 24 4 25 4 25
30 70 4 85
20 12 3 22
161 88
6 1862 Evalena L. Osborne, salary, May
35 40
5 75
20 38
192 64
6 1863 Margaret Q. Pollard, salary, May
25 40 4 08 21 02 11 65
192 02
6 1864 Yvonne R. Sisters, salary, May
39 20 6 18 15 51 3 22
152 56
6 1865 Irene M. Stevens, salary, May
35 40 5 75 17 31 4 25
191 46
6 1866 Gladys L. Tucker, salary, May
30 00 4 67
11 65
174 51
6 1867 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, federal taxes withheld in May
319 40
6 1868 N. H. & Vt. Hospitalization Service, ins., 7 tea- chers and janitor
64 70
6
1869
Clinton J. Rivers, salary for May
5 40 1 17
11 65
231 78
6 1870
Gerald Hatch, salary for May
87 50
6 1871 Juliet Burroughs, salary for May
105 00
6
1872 Richard Booska, salary for May
105 00
6
1873 Green Mt. Power Corp., electricity for May
101 47
6 1874 Richard H. Booska. gas and oil. March 25-May 3rd ; 2 extra bus trips (clinic)
110 61
15
1875
Frances Morse, testing eyes and ears
45 00
15 1876
Miller Chevrolet Co., Inc., repairs and servicing Hatch bus
415 92
21
1877 Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc., fuel oil
621 39
29 1878
Isabel Munnett, 1 day sub. for Miss Stevens
10 00
29 1879 Glenn St. Jean, labor and cement for flagpole
11 55
29 1880 Dept. of Industrial Relations, boiler inspection certificate
2 00
6 1860 Hattie S. Little, salary, May
226 73
6 1861 Norma M. Merrill, salary, May
81
June
3 1881 Isabel Munnett, 1 day sub., for Mrs. Little
10 00
3
1882 Houghton Mifflin Co., textbooks
19 80
3 1883 Charles E. Merrill Books, texttbooks
13 04
3 1884 McAuliffe Paper Co., Inc., instructional supplies
1 78
3 1885 Irene M. Stevens, records, instructional supplies
9 66
3 1886 Webster Publishing Co., instructional supplies
56
3 1887 Forrest S. Rose, preparing 3 deeds
15 00
3 1888 Fairview Garage, Inc., alignment of Hatch bus
7 00
3 1889 D. F. Casey, labor on water system and venti- lation
5 65
3 1890
Gerald R. Petrie, services as truant officer
11 48
3 1891 The Ryan Agency, ins. on school contents
24 08
3 1892 Burgess Vibrocrafters, Inc., inst. supplies
12 50
3 1893 Adams' Hardware, thermometers
3 20
3 1894 McAulffie Paper Co., Inc., repairs to duplicator
3 75
3 1895 Ben Franklin Stores, instructional supplies
2 37
3 1896 Carpenter's Motor Transport, janitor supplies
1 20
3 1897 Clark's Hardware, janitor supplies
1 50
3 1898 Charles E. Merrill, Books, instructional supplies
17 38
3 1899 McAuliffe Paper Co., Inc., janitor supplies
48 15
3
1900 Oakman Electrical Supply, Inc., janitor sup.
17 64
3 1901 New Haven School District, 1-3 yr. tuition, 1 pupil
55 00
3 1902 Washington National Ins. Co., ins. for May for Mrs. Sisters and Mrs. Merrill
6 44
82
83
3 1903 Evalena Osborne. varnish and stain for shop class 3 95
3 1904 N. H. & Vt. Hospitalization Service, ins. for 7 teachers and janitor
64 70
3 1905 Director of Internal Revenue System, federal al taxes withheld in June 319 40
3 1906 Vt. State Teachers' Retirement System, teach- ers' retirement withheld in April, May. June
520 54
3 1907 Commissioner of Taxes, state taxes withheld, April, Mav. June
152 21
3 1º08 Glenn St. Jean, 5 bus trips
15 00
3 1909 Lester Tatro. 4 e tra bus trips $12.00; janitor service $7.00
19 00
3
1910 Carson Tucker, substitute bus driver and janitor
57 00
3 1911 Clinton J. Rivers. salary for June
5 40 1 17 11 65
231 78
3 1912 Richard Booska. bus driving, June
81 00
3
1913 Juliet Burroughs. bus driving, June
105 00
3
1914 Gerald Hatch, bus driving. June
87 50
3 1915 New England Telephone & Telegraph, tele- phone bill for Mav
7 45
3
1916 Green Mt. Power Corp., electricity for June
94 27
3
1917 De Vine's Sales & Service. gas and oil. May and June. for 3 busses
200 44
3 1918 Richard Booska, gas and oil. North End bus and 4 davs driving bus
118 83
3
1919 Margaret Pollard, supply clerk
25 00
3 1920 Doris Chamberlain, special music instruction
25 00
3 1921 Doris Chamberlain, salary, June
31 40 4 92 17 39 8 50 166 96
3 1922 Calista Hanna, salary, June
35 40 5 75 20 05
188 80
3 1923 Iris W. Jimmo, salary, June
31 40
4 92 17 85 8 50
166 50
3 1924 Hattie S. Little, salary, June
19 70
3 25 25 24 4 25
226 73
3 1925 Norma M. Merrill, salary, June
4 25
30 70
4 85
20 12 3 22
161 88
3
1926 Evalena L. Osborne, salary, June
35 40
5 75
20 38
192 64
3 1927 Margaret Q. Pollard, salary, June
25 40 4 08 21 02 11 65
192 02
3 1928 Yvonne R. Sisters, salary, June
39 20 6 18 15 51 3 22
152 56
3
1929 Irene M. Stevens, salary, June
35 40 5 75
17 31 4 25 191 46
3
1930 Gladys L. Tucker, salary, June
30 00 4 67
11 65
174 51
18
1931 Washington National Ins. Co., ins. withheld in June for Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Sisters
6 44
18
1932
The Rockwood Publications, graduation pro grams 13 90
19
1934 Supt. Lloyd W. Moulton, office revolving fund
77 28
19 1935
Clark's Hardware, janitor supplies
9 94
19 1936 Jackman Fuels, Inc., bottled gas
16 00
29 1937 Yandow Sales & Service, lawn mower
350 00
1938 Not used
29
1939 Houghton Mifflin Co., instructional supplies
1 32
29 1940 E. G. & A. W. Norton, Inc., lumber for shop class
3 91
29 1941 F. S. Lanou & Son, flexible connections for ra- diators
110 00
29 1942 Royal Typewriter Co., office typewriter
202 50
83 00
29 1943 F. P. Brown, repairs and tuning of pianos
84
18 1933
Mrs. Hatttie Little, principal's office supplies and miscellaneous expenses
16 35
29 1944 Mr. and Mrs. Harris Yandow, 1 yr., tuition for Richard
250 00
TOTAL JAN. 1, to JULY 1, 1957
$35,586 76
July
1 1945 Clinton J. Rivers, July salary
5 40 1 17
11 65
231 78
1
1946 Doris Chamberlain, July salary
31 40
4 92
17 39 8 50
166 96
1
1947 Calista Hanna, July salary
35 40 5 75
20 05
188 80
1
1948 Iris W. Jimmo, July salary
31 40
4 92
17 85 8 50
166 50
1
1949 Hattie S. Little, July salary
19 70
3 25
25 24 4 25
226 73
1
1950 Norma M. Merrill, July salary
4 25
30 70
4 85
20 12
3 22
161 88
1
1591
Evalena L. Osborne. July salary
35 40
5 75
20 38
192 64
1
1953 Yvonne R. Sisters, July salary
39 20
6 18
15 51 3 22
152 56
1
1955
Gladys L. Tucker, July salary
30 00 4 67
11 65
174 51
1
1956 Mrs. Elinor Adams, 6 months, payment super- intendent salary and expenses
907 14
1
1957
N. H. & Vt. Hospitalization Service, insurance withheld for July.
64 70
1
1958
Washington National Insurance Co., ins. with- held in July
6 44
1
1959
Adams' Hardware, janitor supplies
3 99
1 1960
Stagg's Auto Repair, repairs on Middlebrook bus
38 40
I
1961 Gerald Hatch, 1-12 of bus driver's salary
87 50
85
1
1952
Margaret Q. Pollard. July salary
25 40
4 08 21 02 11 65
192 02
1
1954 Irene M. Stevens, July salary
15 40
2 42
17 31 4 25
214 79
29 1962 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, federai taxes withheld in July
299 40
29
1963 Green Mt. Power Corp., electricity for July
27 67 6 70
29 1964 New England Tel. & Tel Co., tel. for June
29 1965 Montpelier National Bank, principal $8,000; interest $1846, bond issue 9,846 00
August
5 1966 Nationwide Ins. Co., ins. on 4 busses
213 00
5 1967
Palmer's Motor Express, instructional supplies
4 31
5 1968 University of Vermont, instruction supplies, film rent and insurance
20 65
5
1969 McAuliffe Paper Co., Inc., office supplies
16 42
5 1970 N. H. & Vt. Hospitalization service, ins. with- held in August.
64 70
5 1971 Washington National Ins. Co., ins. withheld in August
6 44
5 1972
Vt. State Teachers' Retirement System, retire- ment withheld in July and August
350 30
5 1973
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. federal taxes withheld in August
299 40
5
1974 Clinton J. Rivers, janitor service. August
5 40 1 17
11 65
231 78
5
1975
Gerald Hatch, 1-12 of bus drivers' salary
31 40
4 92
17 39
8 50
166 96
5
1977 Calista Hanna, salary, August
35 40
5 75
20 05
188 80
5
1978 Iris W. Jimmo, salary, August
31 40
4 92
17 85
8 50
166 50
5 1979 Hattie S. Little. salary. August
19 70
3 25
25 24
4 25
226 73
5 1980 Norma M. Merrill, salary, August
4 25
30 70 4 85 20 12 3 22
161 88
86
5 1976 Doris Chamberlain, salary, August
87 50
87
3 1994 Clinton J. Rivers, Sept. salary
5 40 1 17 11 65
231 78
9 1995 Phelps Burroughs, Sept. bus driving
110 00
9 1996 Richard Booska, Sept. bus driving
110 00
9 1997 Frank S. Laneou, repairs on water system
411 52
9 1998 Strong Hardware, janitor supplies and repairs
60 14
9 1999 J. W. & D. E. Ryan, repairs
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