Sec. 562 P. L. & R. U. S. POSTAGE

PAID WEST RUTLAND, VT.

PERMIT NO.3

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

Town Officers OF THE

Town of West Rutland VERMONT

For the Year Ending December 31st

1944

THE TUTTLE PUBLISHING Co~ANY, INc. RUTLAND, VlllBVONT

We, The residents of the Town of

West Rutland, dedicate this our

annual town report to you, men

and women who ~re serving

now in the armed forces here

and in foreign lands that

we may continue to

possess and enjoy

the greatest heri­

tages-the four

freedoms

TABLE OF CONTENTS

List of Town Officers and Tax Rate

Graphs

Auditors' Report

Treasurer's Report

Selectmen's Report-General Account •

Selectmen's Report-Poor Expense

Road Commissioner's Report

School Directors' Report I

Town Clerk's Report-Dog Licenses

Library Report

Town Clerk's Report-Vital Statistics

Tax Collector's Report-Stanley Pietryka

Tax Collector's Report-James K. McCarthy

Uncollected Taxes

Uncollected Water Rents

Fire District's Report

Bonds-Fred C. Martin

Report of School Nurse

Warning

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TOWN OFFICERS

Moderator-John L. Battles .... "' ..

Town Clerk-V. A. Sevigny ~ ~ .... ..

Town Treasurer-Mary A. LaBelle .. .. .. .. ~ ..

~ Selectmen-C. D. Osborne, John L. Battles, Edw. P. McNamara .... ... N .. ..

School Directors-L. R. Noble, Margaret L. Leamy, T. A. Mul- .. "' N laney .... .. .. .. 0 .. .. 0 Road Commissioner-F. W. Taggart ~ ~

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"' .. Listers-M. 0. Parker, Louis Marsh, Charles Gorham N ..

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~ Auditors-Jeanette l\1. Sevigny, Norbert D. Sevigny, Mary V. .. Touhy 0

"' ~ First Constable-Patrick J. Phalen ~

"' "' 00 "' Second Constable-Eugene Pederson 00 ~

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Grand .Jurors-Arthur Anderson, John Herbert, Albert Wasick .. Q ..:

:!: Town Law Agent-L. R. Noble ~

"' 8 ~ "' "' ~ IXl ..: "' Tree Warden-Harold Peterson ~ .... ... ... u Q ~ Collector of Taxes-James K. McCarthy • z ... -Trustee of Public Money-Philias Prenevost z ..

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Highway $0.20 g "!. ac Library 0.05 "' General 1.85

School 1. 60 County 0.01%

$3.71% Fire District 0.20

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Year Ending

Jan. 31, 1931

Jan. 31, 1932 '

Jan. 31, 1933

Jan. 31, 193f

Jan. 31, 1935

Jan. 31, 1936

Jan. 31, 1937

Jan. 31, 1938

Jan. 31, 1939

Jan. 31, 1940

Jan. 31, 1941

Dec. 31, 1941

Dec. 31, 1942

Dec. 31, 1943

Dec. 31 , 1944

Year End!nll.

Jan. 31, 1931

Jan. 31, 1932

Jan. 31, 1933

Jan. 31, 1934

Jan. 31, 1935

Jan. 31, 1936

Jan. 31, 1937

Jan. 31, 1938

Jan. 31, 1939

Jan. 31, 1940

Jan. 31, 1941

Dec. 31, 1941

Dec. 31, 1942

Dec. 31, 1943

Dec. 31, 1944

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GENERAL

TREASURER'S REPORT

27,808.95

34,400.0(>

23,628.84

33,3~8.18

33,225.19

33,285.70

27,834.77

26,824.12

1" -$10,000

POOR TOTAL ORDERS DRAWN

7515.95

5819.50

6776.50

6899.86

6947.19

8855.72

6029.00

7682.99

6858.07

5927.47

4203.26

4838.91

3933.81

1"•$2500

41,801.50

49 .775 30 . 38,504.80

42,135.98

40,038.91

42,134.02

39,581.96

11135.7t

Year Ending

Jan. 31, 1931

Jan. 31, 1932

Jan. 31, 1933

Jan. 31, 1934

Jan. 31, 1935

Jan. 31, 1936

Jan. 31, 1937

Jan. 31, 1938

Jan. 31, 1939

Jan. 31, 1940

Jan. 31, 1941

Dec. 31, 1941

Dec. 31, 1942

Dec. 31, 1943

Dec. 31, 1944

Year Endlna

Jan. 31, 1930

I an. 31, 1931

I an. 31, 1932

I an. 31, 1933

I an. 31, 1934

June 30, 1935

June30 1936

June 30, 1937

June 30, 1938

June 30, 1939

June 30, 1940

June 30, 1941

June 30, 1942

June 30, 1943

June 30, 1944

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ROADS

7088.97

6776.50

5738.05

6855.09

6194.42

5789.08

7767.74

7379.29

6650.95

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8706.37

8492.47

9145.

8992.40

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9745.48

9177. 59

SCHOOLS

1" -$10,000

42,293.6

46,440.45

5

39,784.92

42,817. 61

38,674.10

36,840.99

38,281.50

39,502.41

37,212.32

33,601.77

32,201.35

32,128.71

33,896.79

33206.51

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AUDITORS' REPORT

Current Assets: Cash balance

D elinquent Taxes: Due on Tax Books, 1937 Due on Tax Books, 1938 Due on Tax Books, 1939 Due on Tax Books, 1940 Due on Tax Books, 1941 Due on Tax Books, 1942 Due on Tax Books, 1943 Due on Tax Books, 1944

Materials: 645 yds. Stone 60 yds. Sand

Fixed Assets: Town Wood Lot Bove Property Town Farm Town Hall Town Farm Personal Property Northern Marble Quarry Property

Equipment Tractor Cement Mixer Road Snow Plow Road Machine Road Machine Sanding Machine Thawing Outfit Side Walk Plow

Fixed Assets, School District: Main Street School Pleasant Street School District No.2 (Hollow)

Total Town Assets

Total School Assets

Total Assets

Year ending Dec. 31, 1944

$17,525.24

1,232. 94 846.81 851.04

1,175.32 1,004.15 .

949.31 1,201.83 1,714.33

1,148.10 87.00

$27,736.07

200.00 175.00

3,500.00 30,000.00

450 .00 10,000.00

300 .00 100.00 50.00

12.5.00 30.00 75.00

125.00 25.00

$45,155.00

$178,000.00 18,000.00

800.00

$197,800.00

$72,891.07

197,800. 00

$270,691. 07

Year ending Dec. 31, 1943

$3,956.67

2,167.17 2,588.28 2,428.67 3,245. 97 2,709 .52 3,375.51 4,451 . 75

$24,923.54

200 .00 175.00

3,500.00 30,000.00

450.00 12,000.00

300.00 100.00 50.00

125.00 30.00 75.00

125.00 25 .00

$47,155.00

$181,000. 00 19,000.00

800.00

$200,800. 00

$72,078.54

200,800.00

$272,878 0 54

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LIABILITIES

Year ending Year ending Dec. 31, 1944 Dec. 31, 1943

Town: Fixed Liabilities.

West Rutland Refunding Bonds, 3% $12,000. 00 $15,000.00 Schools:

Fixed Liabilities: West Rutland School bonds, 4Yz% 46,000.00 58,000.00

Total Liabilities $58,000. 00 $73,000. 00

MARY V. TOUHY, JEANETTE M. SEVIGNY, ~ORBERT D. SEVIGNY,

Auditors.

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TREASURER'S REPORT January 1, 1944 to December 31, 1944

RECEIPTS Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1944 (Killington Nat'! Bank) Taxes Collected 1944 Unlisted Taxes Delinquent Taxes:

Raymond Danclrow Stanley Pietryka James K. McCarthy

C. D. Osborne, Town Hall Rental C. D. Osborne, Telephone Refund C. D. Osborne, Skating Rink Anton Erickson, Town Farm rental V. A. Sevigny, Dog License

$35.19 846.76

10,844.65

F. N. Hinchey, Concert Receipts F. N. Hinchey, Concert Receipts F. N. Hinchey, Prize Speaking Receipts F. N. Hinchey, TeiC'phone Refun? C. D. Osborne, Licenses . C. D. Osborne, West Rutland Fire District C. D. Osborne, Sale Calcium Chloride C. D. Osborne, Sale Old Lumber C. D. Osborne, Peter vYoods Estate C. D. Osborne, Refund aid to Mrs. Lloyd Smith J. L. Battles, Refund Social Security, Wm. Pawier-

cza Town of Castleton, Tuition Town of Clarendon, Tuition Town of Ira, Tuition State Treasurer, State Aid and Vocational Educa­

tion State Treasurer, Winter Roads

" " Winter Roads " " Town Highways " " Resm facing " " 10% Stumpage Receipts

1944 Water RC'nts collected and deposited with taxes and later transferred to Fire District account

$3,956.67 7~,186.15

12.44

11,726.60 1,145. 75

30.15 16.25

400.00 339.50 30.79 47.86 29.80 6.26

225.00 10.14 3.20 2.88

15.00 42.50

360.37 1,108. 78

225.00 675.00

2,508.54 314.39 310.00

1,003.51 321.47

13.92

1,000. 00

Total Miscellaneous Income Exclusive of Loans Loans:

$105,067.92

Proctor Trust Company 19,942.47

Total Receipts $125,010.39

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DISBURSEMENTS

Selectmen's Orders, General Account: General Expense $26,824. 12 Loans 20,000.00 County Tax 329.00 Old Age Assistance 2,641. 50

Total General Orders Selectmen's Orders, Poor Account School Commissioners' Orders Road Commissioner's Orders

NOTE: This amount includes $1,235.10-material to be used in 1945

Fire District Tax (20 cents) Library Tax (5 cents) Treasurer's Salary Water Rents collected and deposited with Taxes

and later transferred to Fire District Account.

Total Disburf'ements Cash Balance, December 31, 1944

STATEMENT OF TAXES Total Poll and Old Age Assistance Tax to collect

4% Discount on Poll Taxes $132. 93 Abated 83.26 Uncollected 2,102.42

Total Collections Total Property Tax to collect

4% Discount (Not allowed on County Tax)

Abated Uncollected

Total Property Tax Collections Total Fire District Tax to collect

Uncollected 4% Discount 1% Collection Fee

Net Collections

3,063. 78 35.04

1,193.66

77.63 87.65 21.03

$49,794.62 3,933.81

38,470.18 10,412.69

2,082.65 999.34 791.86

1,000.00

$107,485.15 17,525.24

$125,010.39

$7,561.96

2,318. 61

S5,243 .35

78,235.27

4,292. 48

$73,942.79 $2,268.96

186.31

$2,082.65

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WATER RENTS

Total Rents to collect Discount Credits Uncollected

Net Collections

$548.93 270.64 539.42

ROAD REPORT Receipts: Permanent Construction Current and Delinquent Taxes State Treasurer, ·winter Roads

" " Winter Roads " " Town Highways. " " Resurfacing

Town share to Match State Aid

Total Alloted to Roads Total Orders Drawn $10,412.69

Less Orders drawn by Road Commissioner for material purchased for use in 1945 . 645 yds. Stone @ $1.78 $1,148 .10

60 yds. Sand @ $1.45 78.00 1,235.10

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

$6,314.49

1,358.99

$4,955.50

$1,000.00 4,650 .45

314.39 310.00

1,003 .51 321.47 250 .00

$7,849.82

$9,177.59

Amount paid to residents of West Rutland from January 1, 1944 to December 31, 1944, $5,828. 00. The number of recipients was 21.

MARY A. LABELLE, Treasurer

Date Order No. 1944 Jan.

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SELECTMEN'S REPORT

GENERAL ACCOUNT

N arne and Purpose

2 G- 1 T. A. MullanPy, Janitor SeiTices, Town Hall

2 G- 2 Peter Burns, Labor, skating rink g G- 3 C. Yt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall

& Street lights 9 G- 4 James B. Mullaney, Labor, repairing

seats Town Hall 10 G- 5 Peter Burns, Labor, skating rink 17 G- 6 Peter Burns, Labor, skating rink 23 G- 7 Lincoln Iron \Vorks, Parts for cement

mixer 23 G- g Harry Sargent, Removing ashes,

Town Hall 25 G- 9 Peter Burns, Labor, skating rink Feb.

1 G- 10 Peter Burns, Labor, skating rink 2 G- 11 T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services

Town Hall 6 G- 12 Y. A. Sevigny, Town Clerk Services

& Supplies 6 G- 13 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Town Tele­

phone 6 G- 14 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall

& Street lights 7 G- 15 James Gilfea.ther, Postage, Town

Reports 8 G- 16 Proctor Trust Co., Int. on S10,000

Tax Anticipation Note 14 G- 17 Myron Parker, Labor, sk~tin~ rink 18 G-- 18 Peter Burns, Labor, skatmg nnk 19 G- 19 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Town Tele­

phone 19 G- 20 J. W. Bell, Wiring skating rink 19 G- 21 The Tuttle Pub'. Co., Printing, To"'n

Reports 19 G- 22 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Mailing,

Typing & Auditing Town ·Records 19 G- 23 Myron Parker, Labor, skat~ng r~nk 28 G- 23_VzMyron Parker, Labor, skatmg nnk

Amount

$50 .00 25.00

183.30

9.00 25 00 25.00

38.03

3.00 25.00

25.00

50.00

14.81

5.86

227.90

11.92

74.31 25.00 3.57

11.76 6.00

219.03

181 .00 25.00 25.00

Mar. 3 G- 24

5 G- 25

5 G- 26 6 G- 27

15 G- 28

17 G- 29

21 G- 30

21 G- 31

21 G- 32

Apr. 4 G- 33

9 G- 34

14 G- 35 15 G- 36 16 G- 37

17 G-· 38

May 1 G- 39

2 G- 40

2 G- 41

2 G- 42

2 G- 43

2 G- 44

21 G- 45

21 G- 46 22 G- 47

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T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services, Town Hall

C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall & Street lights

Rollin C. Thrall, Repairs Town Hall James Gilfeather, Postmaster, En­

velopes, Town Treas. Charles E. Wetmore, Labor, Cement

Mixer Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., March

Town Meeting Exp. T. C. Ross, Ins. Agency, Firf' Ins.,

Town Hall The Tuttle Pub. Co., Printing ballots

Town Meeting Tuttle Stationery Co., Tovvn Clerk

. Supplies

T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Service:,;, Town Hall

C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall, Streets & Skating rink lights

Victor Sevigny, Towh Clerk Supplies Victor Sevigny, Town Clerk Services Motor Vehicle Dept., License for

Tractor T. C. Ross, Ins. Agency, Town Offi­

cers Bonds

Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., 6 Mos. Int. on School Bonds

T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services, Town Hall

Harry Sargent, Removing ashes, Town Hall

Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Listers Services

C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall & Street lights

S. E. Smith Est., Skating rink & Town Hall coal, Town Hall supplies

S. E. Smith Est., Coal, and Supplies, Town Hall

Myron Parker, · Labor, skating rink Rollin C. Thrall, Repairs, Town Hall

55.00

183.30 148 .86

22.76

33.66

52.00

180.00

33.97

3.50

[5.00

211.48 3.50

31.00

10.00

62.50

1,305.00

55.00

8.00

312.00

183.30

150.89

249.88 20.00 4.50

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22 G- 48 Tuttle Stationery Co., Dog License Book

22 G- 49 N . E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Town Telephone 22 G- 50 American Legion Post 87, Memorial

Day Services 28 G- 50,%Mrs. Allan McLaughlin, Labor at

Town Hall 31 G- 51 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., 6 Mos. Int.

Refunding Bonds 31 G- 52 Robert D. Smith, Treas., County Tax 31 G- 53 T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services,

Town Hall 31 G- 54 Jeanette M. Sevigny, Labor on Tax

Books 31 G- 55 The Novak Printing Co., Tax books

& Printing June

2 G- 56 James Gilfeather, Town Treasurer Supplies

7 G- 57 James Gilfeather, Postmaster, En­velopes, Tax Collector

11 G- 58 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Labor, re­pairing bridges

11 G- 59 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall & Street lights

17 G- 60 Mary A. I a Belle, Treas., Labor, Blister Rust Control

19 G- 61 Solvay Sales Corp., Calcium Chloride for roads

19 G- 62 Edwin F . Sharp, Printing Poll Tax Tax Cards

19 G- 63 D. B. Smith & Co., 4 Indian Forest Fire Pumps

19 G- 64 V. A. Sevigny, Town Clerk Exp~n.ses 19 G- 65 A. B. Congdon, Lumber, repamng

bridges 24 G- 66 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Labor,

Blister Rust Control July 3 G- 67 T. A. Mullaney, Janitors Services,

Town Hall 3 G- 68 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Selectmen

Services 3 G- 69 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall

& Street lights 3 G- 70 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Town Telephone

2.16 10.34

50 .00

18 .50

225.00 329.00

55.00

40.00

11.50

12.00

16.12

58 .50

201.00

96.00

252 .84

34.89

36.00 5.73

160.05

63.30

55.00

225.00

187.25 3.85

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3 G- 71 Charles Marro, Attorney's Fees, Col­lecting taxes

7 G- 72 T. C. Ross, Ins. Agency, Fire Insur-• ance on Tractor

8 G- 73 Mary A. L9Belle, Treas., Labor, Blister Rust Control

18 G- 74 Tuttle Stationery Co., Town Clerk Supplies

18 G- 75 Edwin F. Sharp, Printing ballots 25 G- 76 Maty A. LaBelle, Treas., Labor,

Blister Rust Control 25 G- 77 Eugene Pederson, Killing unlicensed

dogs 25 G- 78 Billad~ Lumber Co., Lumber, bridg0

reparrs 25 G- 79 Vt. Lumber Co., ·I umber, bridgP J\~­

pairs Aug.

1 G- 80 T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services, Town Hall

10 G- 81 James Gilfeather, Postmaster, Stamp­ed Envelopes

6 G- 82 •Burroughs AddiJlg Machine Co., Rental Fee, Adding Machine

6 G- 83 L. R. Noble, Legal Fees 6 G- 84 The Novak Printing Co., Tax Col­

lector Notices 6 G- 85 C. Vt.. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall

& Street lights 6 G- 86 Charles Marro, At:torney's Fees, Col­

lecting taxes 5 G- 87 Stanley Bankowski, Mowing graHs,

sidewalks 13 G- 88 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Primary

expenses 13 G- 89 The Rutland Herald, Adv. tax salPs

and taxes 12 G- 90 Stanley Bankowski, Mowing grass,

sidewalks 19 G- 91 Stanley Sanko·wski, Mowing grasll,

cemetery 25 G- 92 Stanley Bankowski, Mowing grass,

cemetery Sept.

1 G- 93 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Town Telephone

29.96

13.80

18.00

2.16 19 .74

72.45

s.oo ·

41.37

31.00

55.00

16.38

5.50 138.00

6.36

185.74

31.96

28.00

44.00

12.00

20.00

22.00

16.00

12.17

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1 G- 94 T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services, Town Hall

1 G- 96 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Street lights 1 G- 97 James Gilfeather, Postmaster, En­

velopes, tax collector 11 G- 98 The Novak Printing Co., Tax Col­

lector, receipt books 11 G- 99 Harold Pederson, Cutting trees 11 G-100 Charles Marro, Attorney's fees, col­

lecting taxes 11 G-101 V. A. Sevigny, Town Clerk Services

& Supplies Oct.

2 G-102 Montpelier National Bank, Tax Antici­pation Note

2 G-103 Proctor Trust Co., Tax Anticipation Note

2 G-104 T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services, Town Hall

4 G-105 Rollin C. Thrall, Repairs, Town Hall 4 G-106 Metzger Bros., Supplies, Town Hall 4 G-107 Norbert Sevigny, Auditor's Services 4 G-108 William Graham, Repairs, Town Hall

roof 5 G-109 Tuttle Stationery Co., Town Clerk's

supplies 6 G-110 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall

& Street lights 6 G--111 Levi R. Kelley, St. Treas., Annual

Road Assessment 13 G-112 N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., Town Telephone 17 G-113 Leigh Hunt, Farm Bureau Assessment 17 G-114 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Advertising

Tax notice 17 G-115 Edwin F. Sharp, Town Treas. Supplies 25 G-116 Levi R. Kelley, St. Treas., Old Age

Assistance Tax 25 G-117 Charles Marro, Atty. fees, collecting

taxes 26 G-118 Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Payment

& Interest, School Bonds 28 G-119 W. R. Fire District, Water rent, Town

Hall Nov.

7 G-120 T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services, Town Hall

55.00 182.30

16.24

10.69 1.00

47.29

37.08

10,000 .00

10,000.00

55.00 6.50 1. 75

20.00

191 .10

5.25

189.90

804.00 4.83

195.26

7.35 4.11

2,641.50

5.00

13,305.00

16 .72

55.00

14 G-121

14 G--122 14 G-123 14 G-124 18 G-125

25 G-126

25 G-127

25 G-128

28 G-129

28 G-130

Dec. 7 G-131

7 G-132 13 G-133 13 G-134

13 G-135

13 G-136

26 G-137

26 G-138 26 G-139 26 G-140

26 G-141 31 G-142

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Louis J. Marsh, Services as Fire Mar-shall

N. E . Tel. & Tel. Co., Town Telephone C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Street lights Edwin F. Sh~up, Printing ballots Rutland Railroad, Freight on Road

Supplies Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Election ex­

penses Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Constable

duties, Halloween Harry Sargent, Remvoing ashes, Town

Hall Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Payment &

Interest, Refunding Bonds Charles Marro, Atty. fees, collecting

taxes

T. A. Mullaney, Janitor Services, Town Hall

Rollin C. Thrall, Repairs, Town Hall V. A. Sevigny, Tovm Clerk Services Charles Marro, Atty! fees, collecting

taxes C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Town Hall

& Street lights Casellini-Venable Corp., Snow fence

posts Asa S. Bloomer, Atty. fees, collecting

I taxes Pluta's Market, Hose, skating rink John L. Battles, Hose, skating rink Mary A. LaBelle, Treas., Selectmen

Services V. A. Sevigny, Town Clerk Supplies C. D. Osborne, Long distance tele­

phone calls

Town Hall Rental Telephone

GENERAL REFUNDS

$1,145.75 30.15

225.00 16.25 10.14

License Fees Skating Rink Fire District

7.7.0 13.57

182.30 39.45

1.12

52 .00

8.00

5.50

3,225.00

45.40

55.00 2.50

23.05

51.94

201.95

18.00

94.55 8.75 7.80

225.00 12.36

12.60

$49,794.62

Sale Calcium Chloride Sale Old Lumber 10% Stumpage Receipts

20

3.20 2.88

13.92

TOWN FARM EXPENSE Purpose

Care of Inmates Insurance Repairs & Supplies Medical Aid

Total Town Farm Expense

$2,233.00 96.52 35.09 16.00

OUTSIDE POOR EXPENSE N arne anu Purpose

John Cassidy, Medicine Frances Dydo, Hospital bill Henry Duncan, Doctor's bill Joseph Godeski, Doctor's bill Mrs. Catherine Grabowski, Gro-

cenes Francis Huntzinger, Funeral

expense Mrs. Katherine Kushinski, Gro-

ceries Genevieve Kantorski, Groceries Alex Libinski, Groceries Wm. Pawiercza, Hospital, Pro-

bate & Board Harry Royce, Groceries 1\Irs. Joseph Sheloski, Grocerie:-: Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Groce:des Edith Wooster, Board Peter Woods, Hospital bill Mrs. Wm. Waters, Groceries &

Rent Paul Zagroba, Groceries

Total Outside Poor Expense

843.00 64.83 68.00 8.00

5.00

79.00

65.00 50.00 6.00

288.37 5.00

49.00 96.00

126.00 83.79

164.25 72.00

OTHER EXPENSE Dept. of Public Welfare, Mother's Aid

Total Poor Expense

$1,447.29

$48,347:33

Amount

$2,380.61

$1,273.24

$279.96

$3,933.81

21

POOR REFUNDS

Town Farm Rental Peter Woods Estate Mrs. Lloyd Smith, (From Town

of Rockingham Wm. Pawiercza Wm. Pawiercza (From Social Se­

curity)

Net Poor Expense

$400.00 15.00

42.50 288.37

72.00

INMATES AT POOR FARM

Fred Fagan Henry Duncan \Vm. Pawiercza Frank Sheleski

John Domiero . Tony Guy

Alex Swenski Joseph Wilk

Total nun,ber at Town Farm January 1, 1945

817.87

$3,115.94

8

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22 23

ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT 1944 18 33 L. Taggart, 53 hrs. labor, W. M. 26.50 Date Order 18 34 W. Fredette, 52 hrs. labor, W. M. 23.40

18 35 F. W. Taggart, 53 hrs. labor, W. M. 31.80 1944 No. N arne and Purpose Amount 18 36 F. W. Taggart, 53 hrs. truck, 28 hrs. Jan. plowing @ $1. 80 75.40 8 1 Richard Carlson, 16 hrs.labor, W. M. $7.20 19 37 F. J. Monahan, 6 hrs. man & team, 7 hrs. 8 2 Wilfred Fredette, 44 hrs. labor, W. M. 19.80 ex. man, W. M. 8.25 8 3 L. Taggart, 54 hrs. labor, W. M. 27.00 26 38 R. Carlson. 20 hrs. labor, W. M. 9.00 8 4 F. W. Taggart, 54 hrs. labor, W. M. 32.40 26 39 J. Grabowski, 3;4 hrR. man & team, 3;4 8 5 F. W. Taggart, 54 hrs. truck-28 hrs. plow- hrs. ex. man, W. M. 4.56 ing W. M. 76.40 26 40 W. Fredette, 48 hrs. labor, W. M. 21.60 8 6 S. E. Smith Est., Cement and supplies 30.99 26 41 L. Taggart, 48 hrs. labor, W. M. 24.00 15 7 L. Taggart, 50 hrs. labor, W. M. 25.00 26 42 B. Erickson, 32 hrs. labor, W. M. 16.00 15 8 Wilfred Fredette, 50 hrR. labor, W. M. 22.50 26 43 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor, W. M. 26.40 15 9 F. W. Taggart, 50 hrs. labor 30.00 26 44 F. W. Taggart, 48 hrs~ truck, 8 hrs. plow-15 10 F. W. Taggart, 50 hrs. truck, 16 hrs. plow- ing snow 54.40 ing W. M. 62.80 March 22 11 F. J.lVlonahan, 5 hrs. man and team, 3 4 45 W. Fredf'tte, 28 hrs. labor, \V. M. 12.60 hrs. labor 'V\>. M. 5.60 4 46 L. Taggart, 28 hrs. labor, W. M. 14.00 24 12 L. Taggart, 11 hrs. labor, W. M. 5.50 4 47 F. \V. Taggart, 8 hrs.labor, 28 hrs. truck 28 13 W. Fredette, 45 hrs. labor, ·w. M. 20.25 W.M. 32.80 28 14 L. Taggart, 37 hrs. labor, W. M. 18.50 11 48 W. Fredette, 38 hrs. lbbor, W. M. 17.10 28 15 Wm. McNeil, 3 hrs. labor, W. M. 1.35 11 49 L. Taggart, 38 hrs. la or, W. :\1. Hl.OO 28 16 F. W. Taggart, 48 hrs. labor, W. M. 28.80 11 50 F. W. Taggart, 38 hrs. labor, \Y. l\1. 22.80 28 17 F. W. Taggart, 48 hrs. truck, W. M. 60.80 11 51 F. W. Taggart, 38 hrs. truck, 6 hrs. plow-31 18 John Grabowski, 6~ hrs. plowing snow ing snow, \Y. ::\I. 42.80 @ .85 5.53 11 52 Johnson's Garage, Gas & oil for tractor 5.55 Feb. 18 53 R. Carlson, 16lus. labor, W. M. 7.20 4 19 Johnson's Garage, Repairs on tractor 2.84 18 54 L. Taggart, 51 hrs. lal1or, W. lVI. 25.50 4 20 W. Fredette, 43 hrs. labor, W. l\1. 19.35 18 55 F. Whittemore, 24 hrs. labor, W. M. 10.80 4 21 L. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor, W. M. 22.00 18 56 W. Fredette, 48 hrs. labor, W. M. 21.60 4 22 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor, W. l\I. 26.40 18 57 F. W. Taggart, 53 hrs. labor, W. M. 31.80 4 23 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. truck, 20 hrf'. 18 58 F. W. Taggart, 51 hrs. truck, W. M. 51.00 plowing tiO.OO 18 59 F. J. Monahan, 6 hrs. man & team, 2 hrs. 5 24 F. J. Monahan, 8 h1s. man and team 6.80 labor 6.00 11 25 John Grabowski, 3;4 h1s. man and team, 26 60 L. Taggart, 51 hrs. labor 25.50 3;4 hn;. ex. man 4.56 26 61 W. Fredette, 47;4 hrs. labor 21.38 . 11 26 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor, W. M. 18.00 26 62 F. Whittemore, 25;4 hrs. labor 11.48 11 27 L. Taggart, 43 Ius. labor 21.50 26 63 F. W. Taggart, 53 hrs. labor 31.80 11 28 F. W. Taggart, 43 hrs. labor, W. lVI. 25.80 26 64 F. W. Taggart, 51 hrs. truck, 11 hrs. plow-11 29 F. W. Taggart, 43 hrs. truck, W. M. 43.00 ing snow, W. M. 59.80 12 30 John R. Ed·wards, 6 hrR. labor, snow

2.70 April

remoYal 1 65 W. Fredette, 45 hrs. labor 20.25 16 31 Frank Kusina, 19 hrs. labor, snow removal 8.55 1 66 L. Taggart, 45 hrs. labor 22.50 16 32 J. Grabowski, 5;4 hrs. man & team, 5;4 1 67 Canney-Plue Co., Repair for steam boiler 3.42 hrs. ex. man 7.16 1 68 A. Anderson, Plowing side walks, 9 times 54.00

24 25

1 69 F. W. Taggart, 45 hrs. labor 27.00 3 111 J. Edwards, 32 hrs. labor 14.40 1 70 F. W. Taggart, '!5 hrs. truck 45.00 3 112 Oscar Johnson, 32 hrs. labor 14.40 1 71 Potters Garage, towing 1.50 3 113 F. W. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor 21.60 1 72 Vt. Marble Co., 380 yds. sand@ .05 19.00 3 114 F. W. Taggart, 34 hrs. truck 34.00 4 73 James Harrison, 8 hrs.labor, 8 hrs. man

10.40 9 115 W. Fredette, 24 hrs. labor 10.80 & team 9 116 L. Taggart, 24 hrs. labor 12.00 7 74 John Erickson, 42 hrs. man & team, 30

49.20 9 117 Oscar Johnson, 24 hrs. labor 10.80 h1s. labor, ~-. M. 9 118 J. Edwards, 8 hrs. labor 3.60 7 75 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 9 119 F. W. Taggart, 24 hrs. labor 14.40 7 76 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 18.00 9 120 F. W. Taggart, 24 hrs. truck 24.00 7 77 John Edwards, 24 hrs. labor, W. M. 10.80

16 121 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 7 78 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 24.00 16 122 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 18 00 7 79 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 40.00 16 123 0. Johnson, 40 hrs. labor 18.00 14 80 John Edwards, 32 hrs. labor 14.40 16 124 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 24.00 14 81 L. Taggart, 32 hrs. labor 16.00 16 125 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. ·truck 40.00 14 82 W. Fredette, 32 hrs. labor 14.40 16 126 S. Skazynski, 40 hrs. labors 18.00 14 83 F. \V. Taggart, 32 hrs. labor 19.20 24 127 L. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor @ $.62Yz 22.50 14 84 F. W. Taggart, 32 hrs. truck 32.00 24 128 W. Fredette, 36 hrs. labor @ $.50 18.00 15 85 R. Carlson, 24 hrs. labor 10.80 24 129 0. Johnson, 32 hrs. labor @ $.50 16.00 22 86 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 24 130 R. Carlson, 36 hrs. labor @ $.50 18.00 22 87 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 18.00 24 131 E. Berglund, 28 hrs. labor @ 8.50 14.00 22 88 J. Edwards, 24 hrs. labor 10.80 24 132 Emery Fields, 32 hrs. l::tbor @ $.50 16.00 22 89 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 24.00 24 133 F. W. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor @ $.70 25.20 22 90 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 40.00 24 134 F. W. Taggart, 36 hrs. truck 36.00 22 91 Thomas Kramarz, 40 hrs. labor 18.00 30 135 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 29 92 Lawrence Taggart, 44 hrs. labor 22.00 30 136 R. Carlson, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 29 93 Thomas Kramarz, 44 hrs. labor 19.80 30 137 E. Fields, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 29 94 W. Fredette, 44 hrs. labor 19.80 30 138 P. Gilligan, 32 hrs. labo~ 16 .00 29 95 John Edwards, 24 hrs. labor 10.80 30 139 L. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor 22.50 29 96 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor 26.40 30 140 F. W. Taggart, 37 hrs. labor 25.90 29 97 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. truck 44.00 30 141 F. W. Taggart, 36 hrs. truck 36.00 May

V. A. Sevigny, oil 1.65 July 6 98 8 142 T. W. Dwyer, Shovels & oil 7.60 6 99 I. Taggart, 42 hrs. labor 21.00 8 143 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 6 100 W. Fredette, 37 hrs. labor 16.65 8 144 E. Fields, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 6 101 T Kramarz, 37 hrs. labor 16.65 8 145 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25.00 6 102 F.· W. Taggart, 37 hrs. truck &:8.hrs.(labor . 41.80 8 146 P. Gilligan, 32 hrs. labor 16.00 6 103 J. Edwards, 37 hrs. labor, 6 hrs. @.50 on mixer 16.95 8 147 F. W. Taggart, 4U hrs. labor 28.00 26 104 L. Taggart, 34 hrs. labor 17.00 8 148 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 40.00 26 105 W. Fredette,· 32 hrs. labor 14.40 8 149 S. Skazynski, 24 hrs. labor 12.00 26 106 J. Edwards, 32 hrs. labor 14.40

14 150 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 26 107 F. W. Taggart, 32 hrs. labor·j 19.20 14 151 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25.00 26 108 F. W. Taggart, 32 hrs. truck 32.00 14 152 P. Gilligan, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 June

18.00 14 153 S. Skazynski, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 3 109 L. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor 14 154 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 28.00 3 110 W. Fredette, 36 hrs. labor 16.20 14 155 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 40.00

26 27

21 156 1\Irs. Anna Heleba, 190 yds. gravel @; .05 9.50 1 197 L. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor 28.75 22 157 W. Fredette, 36 hrs. labor 18.00 1 198 F. W. Taggart, 30 hrs. t ruck@, $1.65 & 14 22 158 L. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor 22.50 hrs.@ $1.00 63.50 22 159 P. Gilligan, 36 hrs. labor 18.00 1 199 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor 32.20 22 160 S. Skazynski, 36 hrs. labor 18.00 1 200 \V. Fredette, 16 hrs. labor 8.00 22 161 Vt. Lumber Corp., 285ft. bridge plank 1 201 E. Fields, 12 hrs. labor 6 . 00 @ S42. 00, less 2% 11.74 8 202 L. Taggart, 32 hrs. labor 20.00 22 162 F. vY. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor 25.20 8 203 E. Fields, 8 hrs. labor 4.00 22 163 F. IY. Taggart, 36 hrs. truck 36.00 8 204 F. W. Taggart, 32 hrs. labor 22.40 29 164 W. Fredette, 36 hrs. labor 18.00 8 205 F. W. Taggart, 32 hrs. truck 32.00 29 165 L. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor 22.50 8 206 W. Fredette, 32 hrs. labor 16.00 29 166 E. Berglund, 16 hrs. labor 8.00 15 207 E. Fields, 32 hrs. labor 16.00 29 167 F. W. Taggart, 36 hrs. labor 25.20 15 208 W. Fredette, 32 hrs. labor 16.00 29 168 F. IY. Taggart, 36 hrs. truck 36.00 16 209 F. W. Taggart, 40 lu s. labor 28.00 Aug:. 16 210 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrt;. t ruck 40.00 4 169 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 16 211 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25.00 4 170 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25.00 22 212 E. Fields, 32 hrR. labor 16.00 4 171 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 28.00 22 213 H. Erickson, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 4 172 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 40.00 22 214 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25.00 12 173 W. Fredette, 36;4 hrs. labor 18.25 22 215 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 28.00 12 174 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25.00 22 216 F. IV. Taggart, 40 lr s. truck 40.00 12 175 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 28.00 29 217 A. Anderson, 970 yusJ gran·l @ ... 05 48.50 12 176 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck & order book 40.75 30 218 Gus Carlson, 222 yds.· graY<:! @; .. 05 11.10 18 177 W. Fredette, 40 hrs. labor 20.00 30 219 H. Erick Ron, 45 hr s. labor, 5 hrf' . o\·er tim<: 23.75 18 178 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25.00 30 220 L. Taggart, 45lm<.labor, 5 hrs . O\'ertime 29.69 18 179 F. v'v. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 28.00 30 221 F. IY. Taggart, 45 hrs.labor, fi In s. overtime 33.25 18 180 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 40.00 30 222 F. \\'. Tagga~'t, 45 hr s. trurk 45.00 18 181 E. Fields, 16 hrs. labor 8.00 Oct. 26 182 L. Taggart, 52 hrs. labor, time and a half 7 223 M. P. Baird, 42 hrs. tr\1ck @ $1.65 69.30 over 40 hrs. 36.25 7 224 M. P. Baird, 42 hrs. labor @, 8.55 23.10 26 183 Geo. Knapp, 52 hrs. truck @ $1.65 for 3 yds. 85.80 7 225 Geo. Knapp, 43 hrs. ttuck 70.95 26 184 Ernest Knapp, driver, 52 hrs. labor @$.55 28.60 7 226 L. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor 28.75 26 185 Edmund Farrell, driver, 52 hrs. labor @ .55 28.60 7 227 Ernest Knapp, 43 hrs. labor 23.65 26 186 Edmund Farrell, truck 52 hrs. @ 1.65 85.80 7 228 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. labor 32.20 26 187 T. P. Hennessey, 52;4hrs. truck@ 1.65 86.63 7 229 F. W. Taggart, 44 hrs. truck 72.60 26 188 Gerald Hooker, driver, 52;4 hrs.labor@ $.55 28.88 10 230 Geo. Knapp, 43 hrs. labor with gas shovel 26 189 F. W. Taggart, 52 hrs. truck @ $1.65 85.80 @ $3.50 150.50 26 190 F. W. Taggart, 52 hrs. labor, time and a 10 231 Casellini-Ven. Corp., 3 Grader blades@ $8.80 26.40 half over 40 hrs. 40.60 13 232 L. Taggart, 43 hrs. labor 27.81 Sept. 13 233 Geo. Knapp, 14 hrs. truck@ $1.65, 14 hrf'. 1 191 E. Farrell, 29 hrs. truck 47.85 @ $3.50 72.10 1 192 E. Farrell, 29 hrs. labor 15.95 13 234 Ernest Knapp, driver, 14 hrt:. labor 7.70 1 193 Geo. Knapp, 29 hrs. truck 47.85 13 235 M. P. Baird, 11 hrs. truck 18.15 1 194 Ernest Knapp, 29 hrs. labor 15.95 13 236 M. P. Baird, 11 hrs. labor 6.05 1 195 T. P. Hennessey, 29 hrs. truck 47.85 13 237 F. W. Taggart, 43 hrs. labor 31.15 1 196 Gerald Hooker, 29 hrs. labor 15.95

13 238

21 239 21 240 21 241 21 242 21 243 21 244 21 245 27 246 27 247 27 248 28 249 28 250 Nov. 3 251 3 252 3 253

10 254 10 255 10 256 10 257 18 258 18 259 18 260 18 261 30 262

30 263 30 264 Dec. 2 265 2 266 2 267 3 268

7 269 7 270 8 271 8 272 8 273

13 274 16 275 10 276 16 277

28

F. W. Taggart, 43 hrs. truck (14 hrs.@ $1.65 & 29 hrs. @ $1.00)

L. Taggart, 19 hrs. labor A. Sabotka, 5 hrs. truck Int. Salt Co., 12 T. bulk salt @ $9.60 R. D. Barker, 4 hrs. truck & trailer @$4.50 Treas. of Vt., labor on retreatment project F. W. Taggart, 14 hrs. truck F. W. Taggart, 28 hrs. labor L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck Treas. of Vt., Labor on Highway Vt. Lumber Co., 321ft. bridge plank

L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck E. Fields, 16 hrs. labor L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck E. Fields, 46 7'5 hrs. labor L. Taggart, 46 Yf hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 46}/f hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 46}/f hrs. truck P. J. Kearney, sharpening tools, repairs

on snow plow Earl Parkman, 8 hrs. labor, 64 yds. gravel E. Fields, 8 hrs. labor

L. Taggart, 35 hrs. labor F. W. Taggart, 35 hrs. labor

52.10 11.88 5.00

115.20 18.00

119.71 14.00 19.60 25.00 28.00 40.00 71.47 13.84

25.00 28.00 40.00 8.00

25.00 28.00 40.00 24.88 31.09 34.82 46.50

67.10 7.20 4.00

21.88 24.50 38.20 F. W. Taggart, 35 hrs. truck, 4 hrs. plowing

Socony-Vacut~m Oil Co., 13,800 Gal. Tar @ $.1167 . 1,610.46

Johnson's Garage, Grease & Oil for sander 3. 06 Frank Whittemore, 7 hrs.labor, removing snow 3. 50 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25. 00 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 28.00 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 40. 00 Treas. of V t., 999 yds. crushed stone 999 . 00 Arthur Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 20. 00 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 25. 00 Treas. of Vt., 10 yds. mix mat. @ $5.00,

10 yds. @ $3.00, 200 yds. @ $.65 210.00

29

16 278 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck, 9 hrs. snow plow, 16 hrs. labor

22 279 Arthur Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 22 280 L. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 22 281 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. labor 22 282 F. W. Taggart, 40 hrs. truck 30 283 L. Taggart, 42 hrs. labor 30 284 F. W. Taggart, 42 hrs. labor 30 285 F. W. Taggart, 42 hrs. truck, 26 hrs. plow­

ing snow

Less credit for materials purchased for use in 1945: 645 yds. stone@ $1.78 1,148.10 60 yds. sand @ $1.45 87.00

FRED W. TAGGART,

58.40 20.00 25.00 28.00 40.00 26.88 30.10

62.80

$10,412.69

1,235.10

$9,177.59

Road Commissioner.

30

SCHOOL DIRECTORS' REPORT

July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944

In compliance with Public Laws, Section 4241, as amended by Acts of 1935, No. 89, f:icc. 2, "'hich reads as follows: "The school fiscal year shall commence on .July 1 and end on Jun<" 30 following ... "

FINANCIAL REPORT FOR SCHOOL YEAR

July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944

Orders drawn on and paid by the Town Treasurer by the Board of School Directors:

From July 1, 1943 to December 31, 1943 From January 1, 1944 to June 30, 1944

Total Expenditures, July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944

Total Receipts and Earned Income, July 1, 1943 to June 30, i944

Expenditures July 31, 1944 to December 31, 1944

RECORD OF ORDERS Date Order 1943 No. July

Mary A. LaBelle, payroll No. 1 1 1 5 2 Sevigny's Pharmacy, School supplies 5 3 S. E. Smith Est., Coal

12 4 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No.2 20 5 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 20 6 New Eng. Tel. and Tel. Co., Telephone Serv. 20 I S. E. Smith Est., Coal 20 8 John Dido, labor, Athletic Field 20 9 Rollin C. Thrall, Repairs, plumbing and

heating 28 10 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 3 Aug. 12 11 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 4 24 12 Tremco Mfg. Co., Floor dressing 24 13 McGraw-Hill Co., Books 24 14 Fire District No. 1, Water rent 24 15 The Rutland Herald, Transportation Adv.

$19,347.70 17,659.54

$37,007.24

$38,482.06

$20,810.64

$1,435.97 15.09

146.74 1,211. 97

21.35 9.10

380.88 6.00

15.05 1,211. 97

1,211. 97 23.85 2.35

215.79 3.08

24 16 24 17 24 18 24 19 24 20 26 21 26 22 26 23 30 24 30 25 Sept.

31

Standard Electric Time Co., Clock equip. C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric service New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone sen·. J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Maintenance supplies S. E. Smith Est., Soft roal Edw. McNamara, Repairs, carpenter work Dennis Conway, Repairs, plastering SteYe Sankowski, Labor, school bldg. Mrs. McLaughlin, Labor, Hill Bldg. Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No.5

35.00 9.45 4.45

50.25 370.12 75.00 22.00

2 .• 50 22.05

1,211. 97

2 26 2 27

Edw. Zagroba, Labor, Janitor Work 37.13 Albert Johnson, Cutting trees H.S. lawn 157. 00 Mrs. McLaughlin, Labor, Hill Bldg. . 4. 3;:> Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No.6 1,211. 97

3 28 14 29 14 30 14 31

Walter H. Curtis, Tuning and repairing pianos 12. 00 Rutland Lumber Co., New windows and

material 14 17 17 24 24 24 27 28 Oct.

32 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 33 G. Schirmer Inc., Music 34 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone sen·ice 35 Cascade Paper Co., Paper supplies 36 R. J. Cote, Labor, paintirg 37 Michael Hyjek, Remo,·irrg trees H.S. lawn 38 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 7 39 Edw. McNamara, Repairing seats

2 40 2 41

13 42 13 43 23 44 23 45 28 46 NoY.

R. C. Thrall, Repairs, plumbing T. Kenny, Supplies, Home Ec. and trucking Mary A. LaBelle, Payrollt No.8 Sevigny's Pharmacy, General supplies Dernier & LaBelle, Repair supplies New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone service Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No.9

88.80 9.35

16.95 4.55

252.75 95.45 15.00

1,251.85 28.00

42.58 20.13

1,198. 63 13.84 18.27 6.80

1,198. 63

2 47 Fred C. Robertfl, Ins. Agt., Insurance Premium 430.85 10 48 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 10 1,198. 63 23 49 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 23.76 23 50 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone scn•ice 5. 55 23 51 W. C. Landon & Co., School supplies 27.40 23 52 Tuttle Stationery Co., Order books 1. 65 23 53 · Novak Printing Co., School supplies 19.78 23 54 M. H. McLaughlin, Grate barf': 60. 00 27 55 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 11 1,198. 63

32 33

Dec. 17 97 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., Janitor supplies 195.48 7 .56 R. C. Thrall, Repairs, plumbing and heating 40.77 17 98 C. B. Dolge Co., Cleaning compound P.OO

14 57 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 12 1,198.74 27 99 Edw. McNamara, Labor, carpenter 3.00 15 58 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 13.15 27 100 The Macmillan Co., School books 4.89 16 59 RaihYay Express Co., Express charges .71 29 101 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 15 1,216. 97 20 60 Jas. Harrison, Transportation 200.00 Feb. 20 61 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 13 1,198.63 9 102 S. E. Smith Est., Coal 683.17 21 62 R. C. Thrall, Repairs, plumbing 15.95 12 103 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 16 1,280. 71 21 63 Sevigny's Pharmacy, Nurse & Music supplies 15.75 14 104 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 49.03 21 64 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone service 6.70 14 105 Sevigny's Pharmacy, Supplies 9.14 21 65 Adams & Noe; Labor, H. S. Boilers 17.23 Hi 106 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Service 6.85 21 66 American School Journal, Subscription 6.00 28 107 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 17 1,280. 71 21 67 American Tech. Society, Reference books 8.09 March 21 68 C. C. Birchard & Co., Music 33.30 8 108 Rollin C. Thrall, Heating and plumbing repairs 54.05 21 69 Boston Music Co., Music 14 .63 14 109 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 18 1,280. 71 21 70 M. M. Cole Pub. Co., Music songs .68 20 110 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 12.23 21 71 C. B. Dodge Co., Janitor supplies 32.90 22 111 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Service 8.30 22 72 J. L. Hammett Co., Class registers 12.84 22 112 West Disinfecting Co., Janitor supplies 2.00 22 73 Houghton Mifflin Co., School supplies 13.33 22 113 W. C. Landon & Co., Hardware supplies 10.76 22 74 Du-Ev. Products Co., Chern. soap and dis- 2Q 114 Mary A. LaBPlle, Payroll No. 19 1,280. 71

infectant 89.74 April 22 75 B. L. Makepeace Inc., Supplies, Com. Dept. 15.67 14 115 i\Iary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 20 1,280. 71 22 76 Montgommy-\Vard, Music supplies 3.08 14 116 R. C. Thrall, Plumbing repairs 12.50 22 77 National Survey Co., Vt. Year Book 1. 97 14 117 SeYigny's Pharmacy, Qhem. supplies 10.69 22 78 Theodore Presser Co., Music supplies 1.67 17 118 Jas. Harrison, Transpotting pupils 75.00 22 79 Sawyer Company, Paper supplies 3.12 24 119 C. Vt. Pub. SerY. Corp., Electric Service 19.03 22 80 C. Schirmer, Music 2.82 24 120 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Service 7.15 22 81 Silver Burdett Co., Elementary books 4.69 24 121 Canney & Plue Inc., Steam & plumbing valves 32.50 22 82 School Executive, 3 yr. subscription 4.00 25 122 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 21 1,280. 71 22 83 Masury-Young Co., Disinfectant 8.27 May 22 84 Chicago Music Instrument Co., musical 2 123 S. E. Smith Est., Coal ' 307.93

instruments 19.04 12 124 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 22 1,280. 71 Jan. 23 125 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 11.35

5 85 H. E. Robbin::;, Service, Typing machines 10.59 23 126 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Service 7.55 5 86 Remington-Rand Inc., Ribbons, Typing 23 127 S. E. Smith Est., Coal 444.43

machines 5.04 23 128 Rollin C. Thrall, Plumbing & Material 23.35 5 87 Personal Book Shop, Books, School library 5.75 23 129 West Disinfecting Co., Red Lasting Coat 93.00 5 88 Metzger Bros., Shade cords and Flag rent 14.60 27 130 Mrs. McLaughlin, Labor, School Bldg. 4.50 5 89 McAuliffe Paper Co., Stylus and Paper supplies 51.38 29 131 i\Iary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 23 1,280. 71 5 90 Novak Printing Co., Manilla paper and cards 13.25 June 5 91 Rutland Lumber Co., Repair material 2.32 1 132 J as. Harrison, Transporting pupils 175.00 5 92 W. C. Landon & Co., Bronze & liquid 3.10 8 133 Allyn & Bacon, Books, Elementary rooms 7.77

11 93 C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service 21.55 8 134 Aero Publishing Co., Supplies, Army books 5.00 12 94 Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 14 1,216. 97 8 135 Cascade Paper Co., Elementary supplies 55.44 17 95 New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone service 7.25 8 136 Ginn & Company, Books 10.69 17 96 Cascade Paper Co., School supplies 36.70 8 137 Martin & Murray Co., Library books 19.20

8 138 8 140 8 141 8 142 8 143 8 144

12 145 12 146 14 147 14 148 14 149 16 150 16 151 21 152 21 153 21 154 26 155 26 156 26 157 26 158 26 15~ 26 160 26 161 26 162 26 163 26 164 26 165 26 166

Total

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A & P Store, Janitor supplies Jas. Harrison, Transporting pupils W. R. High School, Graduation prizes Stanley Pietryka, Official services Stanley Kaszuba, Trucking seats Mary A. LaBelle, Payroll No. 24 H. A. Manning Co., Directory L. G. Balfour Co., Diplomas S. E. Smith Est., Coal G. Schirmer, Inc., Music B. L. Makepeace Inc., Tracing paper Pluta's Market, Supplies Home Ec. Sevigny's Pharmacy, Chern. supplies C. Vt. Pub. Serv. Corp., Electric Service New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Service T. vV. Dwyer, Supplies, Home Ec. Dept. Nations Schools, Subscription H. E. Robbins, Repairing typewriting machine Vermont Electric Supply Co., Electric supplies Standard Electric Time Co., Repairs, clocks Novak Printing Co., Paper Supplies Macmillan Co., Text books McGraw-Hill Book Co., Radio books Metzger Bros., Sash & shade cords Mentzer-Bush & Co., Text books McAuliffe Paper Co., Paper supplies Boston Music Co., Music Practical Economics, Subscription

2 .76 2.5.00 23.00 6 .00

12.00 1,555 . 77

22 .50 60 .20

407 .24 7.57

35 .25 39 .43 15.20 16 .31 11.20 9.47 2.00

10.61 3 .20 1. 02 4 .50

33.94 2.97

17.14 2.04

108 .35 .74

3.00

$37,007 .24

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COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL REPORT

Expenditures: General Control:

School Year July 1, 1943

June 30, 1944

(Salaries and expenses of School Board and Superintendent) $825.00

Instruction: (Teachers' salaries, books and

educational supplies) 27,724.84 Operation of Plant:

(Janitors' salaries, fuel and supplies) 6,030. 90

Maintenance: 1,287 .14

Auxiliary Agencies: (Medical and Health, Trans-

portation) 706.22 Fixed Charges:

(Truant Officer, census, insur-ance l 433 •. 14

Receipts: From State From Local taxes From Tuition Prize Speaking Concert Concert

$37,007.24

$1,866.52 34,335.75

2,172.97 29.80 39.72 30.79

Sale of 4 typewriters to U.S. Gov. Telephone Refund 6.51

School Year July 1, 1942 June 30, 1943

$825.00

25,747.47

4,080. 99

903.45

780.53

869.10

$33,206.54

$2,042 .88 33,937.50

2,272.30 30.55 38.94 28.27

112.01

$38,482.06

BUDGET WITH COMPARISONS

$38,462.25

Expenditures: General Control Instruction Operation

July 1, 1943 June 30, 1944

$825.00 27,724.84 6,030 .90

Estimated July 1, 1944 June 30, 1945

$825.00 33,00.00 7,000.00

Maintenance Auxiliary Agencies Fixed Charges

Receipts: Local taxes State Tuition Other Sources

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1,287.14 706.22 433.14

$37,007.24

$34,335.75 1,866.52 2,172. 97

106.82

$38,482.06

ACTS OF 1933

1,000 . 00 800.00 600.00

$43,225.00

$37,000.00 2,100. 00 2,000.00

100.00

$41,200.00

Public Laws Section 1196 as amended by Am~:ndmcnt No. 58 requires the following information:

School year School year July 1, 1943 July 1, 1942

June 30, 1fl44 June 30, 1943 Number of High School Students 165 187 Approximate cost of maintenance $18,552. 23 $16,091.44 Approximate cost per student 112.44 86.06 Number of Elementary Pupils 203 218 Approximate cost of maintenance $18,455 01 $17 158.18 Approximate cost per pupil 90.91 ' 78.71 Number of elementary school rooms 10 10

The cost of maintenance includes supervision teachers salaries janitor, heat, light, supplies, scientific equipme~t, repairs, etc. '

NoTE: The above applies to the school year ending June 30, 1944. The present High School attendance is 173, elementary is 188.

TEACHERS' SALARIES

Yearly F. N. Hinchey, Supervisor $750.00 F . N. Hinchey, Principal 2,950. 00 N. D. Sevigny, Mathematics 2,000. 00 Bernice Hinchey, History 1,600. 00 Mary Tuohy, English & Latin 1,550. 00 Vivian Richardson, Home Economics 1,100. 00 Harold A. Anderson, English &

Commercial 1,200. 00 Francis Robillard, English & French 1,200. 00

Weekly $14.4~ 56.73 38.46 30.77 29.81 21.15

23.08 . 23.08

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Mary T. McDonough, Commercial 1,300. 00 M. Jane Brennan, Principal,

Pleasant St. 1,360. 00 Margaret Davine, Principal, Main St. 1,360. 00 Elizabeth Carter, Grade 7 1,300. 00 Margaret McDevitt, Grades 4-5-6 1,300. 00 Anna Mullaney, Grade 6 1,300. 00 Catherine Mumford, Grade 3 1,300. 00 Julia McCarthy, Grade 8 1,300. 00 Margaret O'Rourke, Grade 1 1,300. 00 Margaret Phalen, Grade 5 1,300. 00 Harriet Wing, Grade 4 1,300. 00 Mildred T. Ross, Music 700.00 B. Theresa Dwyer, Nurse 700.00

JANITORS' SALARIES

Michael Hyjek, Main Street $1,700.00 T. A. Mulliwey, Pleasant Street 866.16

MARGARET L. LEAMY, L. R.. NOBLE, T.IA. MULLANEY,

25.00

26.15 26.15 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 13.46 13.46

$32.69 16.65

· School Directors.

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DOG ACCOUNT

157 Licenses Issued at $2.00 $314.00 30.00 12.00 9.00

10 Licenses Issued at 3.00 2 Licenses Issued at 6.00 1 License Issued at 9.00

Total Received Fees: 170 at $.15

Paid Treasurer

$365.00 25 .50

$339.50

I hereby certify that the above is a true statPmcnt of money handled by me for dog licenses for the year 1944

Attest: VICTOR A. SEVIGNY,

Town Clerk

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WEST RUTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY

West Rutland, Vt.

Sixteenth Annual Report of the West Rutland Library for

the year Ending December 31, 1944.

During the year 134 books have been added to the Library, 103 by purchase and 4 as gifts from friends.

The total number of books catalogued in the Library, January I, 1945 is 5760.

The circulation of books for 1944 is 10,979. 6174 was adult. and 3805 was juvenile.

The largest daily circulation >vas 120, and the smallest was 9.

The average daily circulation from the Library was 40 and the average monthly circulation was 914.

One Hundred and nineteen boob have been borrowed from the Bookwagon, including adult and juvenile history, travel and description. 1

Number of foreign books dra"n was 8.

The Library was oppn 251 days for the circulation of books and magazines.

The registrations issued to adults were 17 and children, 27. ' 464 volumes were repaired, which is many hours profitably

spent in work.

Number of periodicals subscribed for, 23, with one daily and one weekly newspaper also several have been donated.

The circulation of magazines for the year has been 1154, 297 less than last year.

C. R. THRALL, Librarian.

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REPORT OF TREASURER OF THE WEST RUTLAND z H

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 1944 ~ ~

RECEIPTS ~ ~

On hand Jan. 1 $1,478.33 p From 1943 8.00 0

..0 1=1 0 "0 Proctor Fund 600.00 0 ..... fr ~ '"0 Taxes 1,111.84 A rn <:e S

~ 0 0 ~ Cll ~ c:e Rent 40.00 0

....., 1=1 1=1 ..... rn<ll<:eo"' Fines 33.00 H 0 c:e§.....,~<

Sale of Books 3.88 ~ Cll S-.::»e~"' ~ s o<:e~,.o$ c:e AA~o<ll

$3,875.05 ~""' z E-tO ,_,p.... 0""' HO> ..... ~ ....... Cll

DISBURSEMENTS ~~ ..0 ..., Mrs. C. R. Thrall $600.00 0<1:! 0

Mrs. Eva Capron 285.00 w.~ ~ Q) ..::l '8

Mrs. Clara Weinreber 135.00 - ;::... ..... rn . .... ~~ 0 ;:l rn

0 J. Phalen 394.50 ~~ Cll ""' rn .....

s ..0 Cll 0 H. Sargent 96.50 HE-I ~ 0 ~ ~ ~~ Wood 25.25 0~ z ~0 o"'. Coal 336.94 a.> "'0 ~ ·~ ~

zo 1=1 ..... Cll i=Q i=Q Cll Insurance 95.49 ~~ "0 ~.{joe~~ Gaylord Bros. Supplies 36.67 0~ ·~ § ~ 0 ~cO Lights 106.45 E-tZ ~ o~i>~~ H. R. Huntting Co., Books 203.07 fil<!l

~H T. Nelson, Ency. loose leaves 6.00 ~~ Dishes 14.34 Piano 35.92 z~

Floor Wax 2.75 HE-t

0 1=1 ~ ~w. ..... R. Thrall, Repairs 2.85 ~~ Cll

..0 .s ~ :;; ·:;;:: Mrs. Sargent, Cleaning 3.10 H~ ..., c:e .,. .......... ~ c:<l H

~ ·~ Cll !::: ~ Ashes 9.90 ~ o:s ~ c:e Cll ;:i Water Rent 10.80 ..... i=Q_..,~~ w. 0

~ .....

Magazines 57.75 Cll t::c:e~~s E-t s JS~ss~ Directory 17 .. 50 !Xi c:e

"Who's Who" 10.35 H z :;JiJJ~~< Wilson Book Review 7.00

i=Q

A.L.A. Book Review 3.00 ~ 0 ..0 ...... w. .....

$2,496.13 .....

E-t i=Q

On hand Jan. 1, 1945 1,378. 92 ~ ..... t- ...... I.Ot-~ 0 0 C\l ...... C"'C\1,......

----- p.... Cll :>...,;..,;p:;g $3,875.05

..., ~ ~ ,...... P..P..o ~ ~ ;:l Cll Cllz ;:l .....,w.w. .....,

MABEL F. MEAD, Treasurer

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REPORTS OF BIRTHS REPORTED FROM OTHER TOWNS TO RESIDENTS OF WEST RUTLAND FOR THE YEAR 1944

Date of Birth

June 1 Sept. 17 Apr. 23 Dec. 6 Nov. 24 Sept. 2 Feb. 5 Mar. 10 Sept. 5 ·Oct. 10 Mar. 5 Julv 4 Ocf. 21 June 30 April 27 Aug. 6 Mar. 17 Jan. 18 Apr. 12 Oct. 9 May 29 May 26 Aug. 25

Mar. 20 Nov. 1 Sept. 28 June 24 June 5 May2 May 31 Feb. 6 Nov. 19 July 30 Oct. 23 Feb. 16 Dec. 8 Dec. 28

N arne of Father

Byron Bride Frank Bruno Vincent Brytowski Gordon Burditt Eric Carlson Patrick Costello John DeGraff ::\Elford Duclo Ernest Ford Theodore Glodzik Francis Guertin Charles Hammond :Michael Heleba Felix Hyjek Richard James Edward Johnson Charles Kaszuba John Kish Ignatius Kruszewski Clarence Lewis Louis Marsh Francis Pawlusiak John Pietryka

Frank Pinkowski Steve Poczobut Martin Reczek Joseph Reczek Thomas Rice, Jr. Anthony Romeo Stanley Salengo Valentine Stamper Wilbrod Trepanier Francis Watterlund Edward Wierzbicik Charles Woods Louis A. Wright Alfred H. Bell

Maiden N arne of Mother

Sophia Tyl Olga Ascoli Marion Moody Mary Lorette Christine Sule Mary McCormack Anna Dido Mary Savre Cecilia Lebuda Mary Dembiak Antoinette Bartlett Jane Kempisti Genevieve Pichota Matilda Kantorski Mary Pawlusiak Gladys Hyjek Doris Barrett Tessie Kampus Sophia Botkus Dorothy Taylor Emma Paul Charlotte Herbert Eva Pentkowski

Florence Dido Helen Przyblo Catherine Zygo Josephine W assick Christine Blood Leah Witham Mary Bania Jane Piechota Aurore Bourassa Yictoria Kempisti Elizabeth Zovistaski Ellen LaPlaca Barbarba Martel Cecile F. Cassick

N arne of Child

Byron Edward Carol Ann John Vincent Barbara Jean Christine Ann Thomas Joan Anna Joyce Elaine Roberta Joan Marie Caroline Robert Louis Joseph Francis Gerald James Felix Joseph Anthony Lawrence Carol Ann Patricia Ann John, Jr. John Robert James Mary Catherine Francis Jacob Francis Anthony

Frank Henry, Jr. Henry Walter John Edward Mary Bernice Janice Maureen Mary Josephine Theresa Anna George John Paul Robert Barbara Jean Louis Alec Donald Edward Lois Marie Marshall Alfred

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CERTIFICATES OF MARRIAGE FILED IN THE TOWN

CLERK'S OFFICE FOR THE YEAR 1944

Name of Groom

William Ball

Walter John Baron

George Arthur Bartlet~

Adam Walter Bruce

John Casimir Bush, Jr.

Felix John Geryk

John Jerry Murphy

George Gabriel Norman

Raymond Paul Preleski

Edward Euzebe Prunier

Anthony Joseph Rajda

Richard Clayton Russell

Joseph Frank Skaza

Robert Barker Squires

Roy Clement Stafford

Name of Bride

Daisy Hattie Daniels

Gertrude Margaret Crawford

Juliette Maria La Victorie

Helen Frances Dziuba

Dorothy Eleanor Ann Roberge

Anna May Harrison

Zilpha Marguerite Dorion

Alice May LaRock

Irene Cecelia Kramarz

Bernice Mary Y ankoski

Helen M. Janiszewski

Marie Teresa MeN eil

Genevieve Joanne Garbacz

Lucy Janet Jones

Mary Louise Orzell

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DEATHS FILED IN THE TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE FOR THE YEAR 1944

(Deaths which occurred in West Rutland)

Name of deceased Date of Death

Helen W. Bishop Louis J oscph Bishop James C. Brennan Peter F. Burns Anna M. Carlson Frank Carlson Rebecca Cohen Joseph M. LaBelle Mary L. Lefevre Susan Dimick Mills Maxime Monville Mary I. Mumford Cornelia H. Piper Steve Sherowski W ojiech Stomper Matilda Svard George Taylor Trifiey Vigneau Alice A. Waters William M. Wright Michael F. Wyka

July 31, 1944 June 25, 1944 July 31, 1944 June 29, 1944 December 31, 1944 September 11, 1944 December 26, 1944 February 23, 1944 July 3, 1944 July 3, 1944 July 15, 1944 April 6, 1944 March 8, 1944 October 31, 1944

1 January 13, 1944 · March 31, 1944

October 26, 1944 May 2, 1944 January 23, 1944 April 10, 1944 March 16, 1944

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DEATHS OF TOWN RESIPENTS REPORTED FROM OTHER TOWNS

Name of deceased Mary Battles Orlando J. Burgess Frank Gwardyak William A. Johnston Richard McLaughlin Arthur H. l\Iills Joyce M. Robbins U clid Rogers Stella Stefania Mary M. Young John F. Zawistoski Edith Polly Burr

Date of death April 15, 1944 October 27, 1944 November 25, 1944 January 22, 1944 July 10, 1944 April 18, 1944 October 9, 1944 March 11, 1944 June 23, 1944 August 21, 1944 September 15, 1944 December 14, 1944

Town in which death occurred

Rutland Brattleboro Proctor Rutland Pittsford Rutland Proctor Rutland Rutland Rutland Rutland Rutland

TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT

1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1943 (Not listed)

Due on Tax Books Jan. 12, 1944

$2,167.17 2,588.28 2,428.67 3,245.97 2,709. 52 3,375.51 4,451. 75

Paid

$17.64 52.48 46.95 53.43 84.58 65.90

504.82 6.41

Due on Tax Books March 15, 1944

$2,149.53 2,535.80 2,381. 72 3,292.54 2,624. 94 3,309.61 3,946.93

STANLEY PTETRYKA, Tax Collector.

TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT JAMES K. McCAHTHY

Due on Tax Books Due on Tax Books March 15, 1944 Paid Abated January 9, 1945

1932 '· 55.38 1933 209.43 1934 223.06 1935 3~0.45 1Q36 259.85 1937 $2,149.53 689.86 $226.73 $1,232.94 1938 2,535.80 1,2~7 . 92 451.07 846.81 1939 2,381. 72 1,013 .97 516.71 851.04 1940 3,292.54 1,342 . f';) 774.67 1,175.32 1941 2,624. 94 1,19.". 78 425.01 1,004.15 1942" 3,309.61 1,217.46 1,142.84 949.31 1943 3,946.93 1,910.61 834.49 1,201.83 1944 Transferred

to Collector 3,296. 08 1,4SO. 60 91.15 1,714.33 1944 (Not listed) 6.41

Total Tax Collected S11,233 .33 NoTICE To DELINQUENT TAxPAYERs:

Section 778 of the Public Laws of Vermont a:- !lmcndrd by No. 23 of the Acts of 1937 provides that: The collector within ten years from thr time of receiYing a tax bill may collect a poll tax in any

place in the state and execute his warrant whereYer he may find the person of a delinquent. If a person has left the state, the collector may collect any time within six years after the person returns or acquires property in this state.

JAMES K. McCARTHY, Tax Collector.

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UNCOLLECTED TAXES JA~WARY 8, 1945 Name

Accorsi, Albert............. . . . . . . ..... . Ackley, Gordon..... . ................ . Ackley, Mary........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aslin, John...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....

Bagdziewicz, Alex.. .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. Baginski, Helen...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Balch, Dewey & Eleanor. . . . . . . . . .......... . Balch, Eleanor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . Ballard, William. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bania, Albert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . Bania, Genevieve. . . . . . . . . . . . ............ . . Bania, John... . . . . . ...... . Bania, Stella. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Baroo., Joseph.. . . . ...................... . Baron, Mary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Baron, Onofry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bartlett, Edward F ....................... . Bartlett, Helena. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bartlett, Louis G....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Bartlett, Ernestine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bateman, Charles.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Bateman, Bernice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bateman, Charles & Bernice........ . . . . . . . Baity, Helen .................................... . Bishop, Lucy ................... . ............... . Bowen, Dorothy ................................ . Bourassa, Roland ............................... . Bourassa, Yvette ................................ . Brennan, Delia. . . . . . . . . . . ....... . Bruce, Wallace......... . . . . . . . . . . Bruce, Mrs. Wallace....... . . . . . . . . . . . .. Brutowski, Genevieve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Bryant, Wm. J........ . . . ................... . Brzoza, Blanche. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Brzoza, Marion.................. . ........ . Brzoza, Mary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Brzoza, Stella. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . Brzoza, William. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . Brytowski, Ladd..... . . . . . . . .. . Brytowski, Skolastica ....... . ................. . Brytowski, Vincenty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . Brytowski, 7igmont. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burns, Mary ............................... .... . Burns, Thomas & John ..... : ................. ... . Bush, Joseph. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Bush, Catherine J3.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Buzo, Alex........... . . . . . . . .......... .

Cain, Gertrude......... . . . . . . ....... . Cain, Patrick . .... . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... . Cameron, Clarence.... . . . . . . . . . . ... . Cameron, Clarence. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Cameron, M1s. Clarence ... ..... ............... . Carlson, Swan ................................ . Carrigan, John E.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . Carrigan, Mae E.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . Cassidy, Mary .......................... . Cendrowski, Helen................... . . . . . . Cenete, John.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Chapman, J. H. Est ............................. . Chapman, Leon B ............................. .. . Chapman, Robert L ................. ... ......... . Cichon, Bronislaw ............................... . Cichon, Magdelena .............................. . Cijka, Caroline ................................. . Cijka, Jane........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Cijka, Mary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Clodgo, Harold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

1939 $.98

6.21

4.21 6.21

6.41 6.41

4.64

4.41 6.21 6.21 6.21

6.41

6..!1

6 . .J.1

6.21

4.21

6.41

5.41

1940 $6.42

6.42

6.22 6.22 ti.22 6.22

6.42

6.42

6.42

6.42 6.22

1.62

6.22 6.22 6.22

6.42

6.42 6.42 6.42

6.22

6.42

6.42

6.42

1941

6.21

6.41 6.21 6.21

6.21

6.41 6.41 6.41

6.41 6.41 6.21

6.41

6.21 6.21

6 .41

6.41

6.21 6.21 6.41 6.21

150.32

.92

6.41

1942

6.22

6.42

6.42 6.42

6.42

6.22

4.65

6.22 6.22

6.22

7.44

4.92 6.42

6.22

6.22 5.16 6.22

3.72 58.60 92.12

6.22

6.42

6.22

1943

6.21

6.41

6 .41

4.64

6.41

6.41

6.21 6.21

7.43

6.21

6.21

1.86 54.75 77.25

6.21

6.41 6.41 6.21

1944

6.42 6.42

6.22

9.97

6.22 6.42 6.42

6.22 6.A2 6.42

6.42 6.42

39.15

6.t2 6.~2 6.22

4.64

6.22 6.22 6.42

7.43

6.42

6.22 5.58 6.22

6.42

6.22

6.22

6.22

UNCOLLECTED TAXES-Continued Name

Collins, Agnes .................................. . Connell, Ann ................................... . Czachor, Ann ................................... . Czachor, Stephen ............................... .

Daniels, Ernest ................................. . Daniels, Daisy .................................. . Denton, Glen ................................... . Devino, Mildred ........................ · ........ . Devino, Stewart ................................ . Dimick, Elvera ....................... . ......... . Dorsey, John Est ................................ . Duskiewicz, B. A ................................ . Duskiewicz, Catherine ........................... . Duskiewicz, Leocadia ............................ . Domurot, Edward ............................... . Drapola, Thomas ........................... . ... . Drapola, Thomas ............................... . Drop, Adam .................................... . Drop, Adam .................................. . Drop, Anna .................................... . Dudley, Mrs. Josie .............................. . Dzuibek, Agnes ..................... . ............ . Dydo, Anthony ................................. . Dydo, Frances .................................. . Dydo, Anthony & Frances ....................... .

Edwards, Albert ................................ . Edwards, Albert ................................ . Edwards, Helen ................................. . Ettori, Cecelia 0 ................................ .

Fabian, Edward ................................. .

Fabian, Hattie ....... .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . Fabian, John ... .. . . . . . . . . . . ... . ... Fabian, Kate .... .. . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .. Fadden, Robert ...... ••••• 0 •• 0 ••• . . . . . .. ~ ... . .. Fagan, Joseph & Angeline ......... ...... . . . . . Fellman, Boris (William) .......... .... . . . . . . . . . .. Fields, Minnie G ................. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Fowler, Margaret ... ........................... Fowler, Ra~mond ............................... Frac, JoseX .................................. . .. Fredette, rlene ................................. Fredette, Emma .. . . .. . .. . .. . . . . . .. . .... Gallagher, John J ......... ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Garbacz, Edw ........ •••••• 0 ••• • • • • • 0 .. . ..... Garbacz, Joseph ............. ...... . . . . . . . . . Garbacz, Sophia ............. .. • • • 0 •• . . . . . . . . . Gawlik, Stephen .. .... .. . ... . ... . .. .. Genovisi, Amelia ...... . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . . Genovisi, Frances ... .. . ... • • • 0 .. . Genovisi, Francis .......... .. . ... . . . . . . . . . . . Georwor, Rose ...... .......... . . . . . . . ..... . . . . Gem·wor, Francis ............. .. . . . • • 0 •• . . . . Geryk, Natalie ........ .... . . . .. . . . . . . . . • 0 •• .. Gilligan, Mrs. Anna ... .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Gilligan, Ella .... . . . . ..... . .. . . ..... . . Godzik, Honora to ..... .......................... Gola, Mary ..................................... Goodspeed, Wm. Est ............................. Grabowski, Frank ............................. . . Grabowski, Mary ..... . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . Grabowski, Paul Jr .... . . . .... . . . . . ... . . . . Grabowski, Sophia .. . . . . ... • 0 •• . .. Grabowski, Stella ... .......... . . . .. . . Grabowski, Mrs. Theodore .... ..... . .... . . Grabowski, Theodore ..... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .

1939

6.41

6.41 6.41 6.41 6.21

1.17 6.41 6.41

15.97

6.41

6.21

6.21

6.41

6.21

6.41

1940

6.42

6.42 6.42 6.42 6.22 6.42

1.17 6.42

1.11

6.42

6.42

6.42

6.22 6.22 6.22 6.22 6.22 6.22

6.22 6.42

6.42 7.44

6.42

1941

6.41

6.41 6.41 6.41 6.21

1.17 6.41

6.21 6.21 1.67

6.41

6.41 3.41

6.41

6.41

6.21

7.42 6.21

.86

7.42

6.41

1942

6.42

18.60

6.22

1.37 6.42

6.22 6.22

6.42

6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42

6.22

6.22

7.44

1943

6.41

6.41 6.41

18.56

6.41 1.37 6.41

6.41 6.21 6.21

6.41

6.41

6.41

@.21

6.21

3.71

6.21

1944 6.42

6.22 6.22

6.22 6.22 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42

18.58

43.07 6.42 1.18 6.42

6.22 6.22

11.15 6.22 6.22

6.42

6.42 6.42 6.42

27.41

6.42 70.59

6.22

6.22

6.22 6.22

6.22

3.72 6.22

6.22

6.22 6.22

Q1 ......

UNCOLLECTED TAXES-Continued

Name 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 Grace, Howard .................................. 6.22 Grace, Mary Lou ................................ 6.22 Gray, Harry ..................................... 6.42 Gray, Mary ..................................... 6.21 6.22 6.41 6.42 6.41 6.42 Grembo, Theodore ............................... 4.58 6.41 6.42 Guard yak, Edward ............................... 6.41 Guard yak, Mary ................................. 6.41 6.42 6.41 Guertin, Francis ................................. 6.42 Guertin, Annette ................................. 6.42 Guy, Anna ...................................... 6.41 6.42 6.41 6.42 6.41 6.42 Guy, Caroline ................................... 6.41 Gyrak, Natale ................................... 6.21

Hanley, James ................................... 6.42 Hanley, Marion P ................................ 6.42 <:;1 Hammond, Jane ................................ . 6.42 ~

Harrison, James ......... ......................... 6.22 Harrison, Viola ................... . .............. 6.22 Harte, John .......................... . .... 6.41 6.42 6.42 Harte, Rose 0 .................................... 5.47 6.41 6.42 Heleba, Genevieve ............................... 6.41 Hood, Jennie ..................................... 6.21 Hyjek, Felix ..................................... ;).12 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.42 Hyjek, Magdelena ................................ 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.22 6.21 Hyjek, Matilda .................................. 6.22 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.42 Hinckley, Gertrude ............................... 6.41 6.42 6.41 6.42 6.41 Hinckley, Per):, .................................. 6.42 6.J1 6.42 6.41 :t::: Hunter, Elsie aQuire ............................ 6.41

Jagodzinski, Henry ............................... 6.22 Jakubowski, Anna ................................ 6.22 6.22 Jakubowski, Helen ............................... 6.22 Jakubowski, Marthana ............................ 6.21

Jakubowski, Minnie ............................. . 6.41 6.42 Jakubowski, Tony & Josephine ................ 12.72 19.59 10.91 J arrosiak, Anna ............................. 6.22 Jasienwoski, Margaret.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :. : : 6.41 .... Jaworski, J. & A. Est... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95.48 132.71 130.95 Jaworski, Stanley ........................... . . ... 6.22 J evmey, Peter ................................ . . . 6.21 6.22 Jevmey, Mrs. Peter ....................... . . . . . 6.21 6.22 Janoski, Stella .............................. . ... 6.41 Janoski, Stephen ........................... . .. 6.41 Johnson, Oscar ........................ . ....... 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.21 6.22 Johnson, Robert ............................ .27 6.22 6.22 Joswick, Mickalina ......................... . . :. :. 6.41 6.42

Kalinowski, Mary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.22 Kantorski, Edith .......................... . ..... . 6.42 6.41 Kantorski, Mike .............................. . .. 6.21 Kantorski, Valeria ............................ 6 .21 <:;1 Kantorski, Zigmont ........................... : : 6 21 w Kapitanski, Susanna ............................. 6..!1 6.42 6.41 6.42 Kapitanski, Stanley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.41 6.42 6.41 Kasprzak, John ............................. . .... 6.41 6.41 Kasprzak, Mary ....................... . ...... . .. 6.41 6.42 Kasprzak, Caroline .............................. . 6.42 6.41 Kaszuba, Mary .................................. 6.41 6.42 Katomski, Anna .............................. . .. 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.22 6.21 Katomski, Anna ................................. 6.02 Kelley, Nora B. Est ............................... 226.87 Kish, John ...................................... 6.22

~1~t ~~~t.:.:_:_:_::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::: 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.22 1.49 1.11 1.11 .94

6.22 Kupiec, Victoria ................................. 6.21 6.22 6.21 Kramarz, Frank ................................. 6.42 Kusina, Catherine ................................ 6.41 6.22 6.21 6.22 6.21 6.22 Kusina, Caroline ................................. 6.41

----------- ~- ~- - - -

UNCOLLECTED TAXES-Continued

Name Kusina, Frank .. . ........... . .. . . .. . ............ . Kusina, Frank & Catherine ...... ........ . ....... . . Kuzyk, Helen ................................... .

LaPlaca, Beatrice .... .. .... . .. ... .......... .... . . Lefebre, Beatrice ................................ . Lefebre, David .................................. . LeClerc, Alphonse .. ........... .... ... .......... . . Lewis, Clarence ................................. . Lewis, Dorothy ................................. . Lio, Angeline ... .... ........ . ..... .. ...... . ..... . Lio, Pietro ... . ................. ................ . Lelinkas, Vincenti ............................... . Leonard, Eldia . ... ..... . ...... .. . .. .. ......... .. . Leonard, Francis ........................ ...... . . . Leonard, Frank ................... . . ............ . Leonard, Leo ... . ............... ..... ... . ... .... . Leonard, Herman ............................... . LaValley, Chas. J.. .............................. . LaValley, Mary P ............................... . LaValley, Harold ................................ . Lubinski, Anthony .......... . .......... ... : ..... . Lulak, Agnes .......... ..... . ........ . .......... . Lulak, Anna ..... ....... ..... . .......... .... .... .

Maciag, Mrs. V ................................. . Marchinkowski, Mrs. Wm ........................ . Marchinkowski, Wm .. ... ............. ........ ... . Marchinkowski, Frank ........................... . Marchinkowski, Frank ........................... . Meleady, Thomas ............................... . Monahan, Frank & Nancy ....................... . Moody, Ernest ................................ .. .

~ol{iy, j,lhzel. ................................. . u m, eresa Z.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

~cpo{mic1, ~argaret M ......................... . M~L~tfr~iin° r!~~ti~:::::: :: .... ... ............ . McLaughlin' Mariana ....... ····················· McLaughlin' Morris ......... · · : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · MeN eil An 'eline. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · M K ' g ........ ...................... . McKei, Mrs. ~m .. .. ... ......... ..... ........ .

c et , Francts ..... · ................ . McNeil, Francis & Angeline ......... . . :::::::::.::

Nartowitcz, John . . .......... ....... .... .. ....... . Nartowitcz, Rose .................... . Nichraszewski, Mike & Lizzie · · · · · · · · · · · · Noonan Edw rd · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Noonan; Elle: ... ·.'. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Noyes, W. H ...... ~:::::::~::::~~:~::: :::::~·····

Obara, Stephen ........................... . ..... . 8~:=~~; fta;~~~~e .. .... ... ....... ....... ... .. .... . O'Rourke Wm. J ... . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · O'R:ourke; Wm. J..::::::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: :: : : : : · · · Osmelowski, Genevieve .. .... ...... . .. ..... .... ... .

Paczabut, Stella Kusina Page, Don M. & Hazel s.'.·.· .· .·::::: :: : :: : : : :: :: : : :: Parkman Chester Parkman' Etta ... :: ... ··························· Parker, Nina Cha U:~;· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Pavletski Henr P · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Pecor, Charles.~ .. .'.'.····.·······.·············.·· p c ........ ....... .... ........ .. . p ecor, hristina ... ...... .......... 1 •. ..• •....... .

ecor, Henry ... ; ............................... .

1939 1940 6.41 6.22

6.41 6.41 6.41

6.41

1.86 1.96

4.41 6.41

6.21

6.41 13.37

6.41

6.41

6.41

3.23

6.41

6.41

6.42 6.42 6.42

6.42 6.42 6.42

6.42

13 .93 6 .42 6 .42

6.22

6.42

6.42 6.42

6.42

5.78

3.22

6.42

6.22 6.22

6.22 92 .06

6.22

1941 6.21

6.41 6.41 6.41

6 .41 6 .41

13.91

6.41

3.24

6.41

13.40

6.41

6.21

6.41 6.41

6 .21

6.21

6.21

6 .41 6.41

1942 6.22

6.42

6.42

6.42

13.95

6.42

6.42

6.42

6.42

6.42 6 .42

1. 81

6.22

11.16

6.42 6.42

1943 6.21

36.20

6.41

6.41

46 .57

6.21

13.92

6.41

6.41

6.41

6 .41

6.41

6.41

6.41 6.41

6 .21

6.21

1944 6.22

6.22

6.42 6.22 6.22 6.42

46.60

1'5. 04 13.94

6.42 6.42

6.22 6.22 6.22 6.22

33.44

6.42

6.42

6.22

6.22 6.42 6.42 6.42

6.42 6.42

33.44 6.42 6.42 2.94

6.42 6.22

6.42 19.77 6.42

6.22 6.22

6.42

----------- ---- ----------=--------- ------- - - - - - - ---- - -- ·-- -

UXCOLLECTED TAXES-Continued

Name Pecor, Wilbur ................................... . Pelletier, Saluste & Rcgiana ...................... . Pifko, Helen .................................... . Pifko, Pauline .................................. . Pifko, Pauline .................................. . Pilch, Anna .................................... . Pixley, Fred .................................... . Pixley, llessie ................................... . Pleski, Jane ........................... ....... .. . Podlaski, Margaret ........ , ..................... . Podlaski, Mary ................................. . Pomykato, Hemyka ............................. . Pomykato, Mary ........ ................. ... .... . Pcm·ers, Edward ................................ . Powers, Elizrtbeth ............................... . Przybyla, Lawrence .............................. . Przybyla, Mary ................................. . Ptak, Catherine ................................. . Ptak, Catherine ................................. . Ptak, Joseph ................................... .

Rajda, Joseph .................................. . Rajda, Mary ................................... . Razanowski, Josephine ........................... . Razanowski, Josephine & 'William ................. . Reczek, Catl1erine ........... . .......... ... .. ... . . Reczek, Eva .................................... . Reczek, Martin ................................. . Reczek, Peter ................................... . Reczek, Paul. .................................. . Roberts,· Lee .................................... . Ross, R. W ..................................... . Russell, Cyrus .................................. .

Russell, Lillian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan, Mary........ . ..................... .

Sadowski, Emeline. . . . . . . . . . .......... . Salevra, Joseph .............................. . Bankowski, Alexandria. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bankowski, Joseph ...................... ........ . Bankowski, Stephenia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sankowski, Stanley .......................... . Selva, Anna... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . Selva, John ..................................... . Selva, John & Agnes ................... . Selva, Mary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . Sevigny, Eusebe ................................ . Sbangraw, Fred Est.................. . . . . . .. . Shangraw, Wm. Est ........................... . Shedd, Frances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . Shedd, Herbert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sheloski, Bronislawa........ . ......... . Sheloski, Joseph............... . ............. . Sheloski, Walter.. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . Sheloski, Mary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Sherowski, Bernice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . Sherowski, Henry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Sherowski, Peter. . . . . . . . . . . .... ..... . Sherowski, Viola............. . ............... . Sienicki, Frances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . Sienicki, Tony. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . Simone, August. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skarzynski, f)tephen ......................... . Smith, Arthur .................................. . Smith, Clarence. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smith, May ................................. . Smith, Ruth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Smith, Natalie..................... . . . . . . . . .. Smyrski, Yvonne D ............................ .

1939

1.07

6.21 6.41

6.41 6.41 2.7R 6.41

6.41 6.41

3.71

6.41 6.41 6.41

6.41

6.21

6.21

6.41

10.80

3.71 1.86

3.63

6.41

6.41 6 41

6.41

6.41

1940

6.42 15.76 2.00

6.22

6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42

6.42

3.72 6.22 6.42 6.22

6.42

11.75 l3.42

6.42 6.42

6.22

6.22

6.42 6.42

10.61 6.42 6.42 3.72 1.86

6.42 6.42

6.42

1941

6.41 .81

6.41

6.41

6.41 6.41 6.41

6.41 6.41

6.41

6.41 6.41 3.71 6.21 6.41 6.21

6.41

6.21

6.21

6.21 6.41 6.41 9.20

6.41 3.71 1.85 6.21 6.21

6.41

6.41

6.41

1942

6.42 19.60 6.42

6.42 6.42

6.42 6.42 3.72

6.42

6.22

6.42

6.22 3.92 6.22

6.42 6.42

3.72 1.86

6.42 6.42 6.42

6.42

6.42

6.42 6.42

6.42

1943

9.28

6.41

6.41 6.41

6.21 7.43 6.41 6.41 6.41

6.21

6.21

3.71 1.87

6.41

6.41

6.41

6.41

1944 6.42 9.28

6.42 6.42 6.42

6.42 6.42 Cl

43.07

6.42 6.42

3.72 1.87

6.22

6.22 6.42

50.60

6.42

6.42 6.42

~

UNCOLLECTED TAXES JANUARY 8, 1945

Name 5ocinski, Eleanor . ..... . ... ... .... . ......... .. ... . Socinski, Anthony ....... .......... . ............ . . bt::mowski, Eva .......... . . .... .. . .. ......... . .. . Stanowski, Evelyn .... .. ............... ..... . ... . Stanowski, Harry . .... .. . ....................... . Stanowski, Mike ................................ . Stanowski, Walter ... . .. ... .... ........ . . ... ..... . Swaim, Ed\Y in ... . .............. . . . ... ....... ... . Swahn, Dorothy ............................... , .

Thompson, Anna I. .............................. . Thrall, W. A. Est ................................ . Trepanim, Dorothy S. . . . . . . . . . . ............... . . Trombley, Della ............ ..... ..... .......... . Tram bley, Paul. ................................ . Turner, Frances .... .. ..... . ...... . ...... . . .. .... . Turner, Joseph .................................. . ~yminski, Steve ... ...... . ... .. ....... ........ .. . Iymmskl, Allee.................. . . . . . ......... . Tyminski, .Jennie ... ..... .... . ............. ...... . Tyminski, .Julius ................................ . Tyminski, Peter .... ............. . ... . .. . . . ...... . Tyminski, Stella ......... .............. ......... .

Vondette, Dewey ................................ . Vondette, Bernard .............................. . Vondette, Genevieve ...... .... ................... .

Walczuk, .Joseph ................................ . Wallace, Mary ...... .. ........... .. . . ........... . Waterman, Blanche .... . . ...... ..... . .. ...... ... . Wasik, Jacob ................................... . Wasik, Mary ................................... .

Weber, .Jennie ............................ . . Whittemore, Frank . ....... .. . .............. . Wilk, John & .Julia .' ....................... . . Williams, Fred ........ .. .. ...... ....... .... . Williams, Ruth ......................... . . Witham, Hazel. .......................... . . Wojeck, Joseph & Mary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wolinsky, Sadie ...... ..... .. ................... . Wolinsky, Jake Est ...................... ........ . Wright, Vera .............................. . Wright, Mrs. Gardner . ..... .... .... . ......... . Wright, Louis ............................ .... .

Yankoski, Helen . ........ .. . .. ... . ........... . Yankoski, Joseph ..... .......... ... .......... . Y ankoski, Julia . ...... .... ........ ... ........ .

1939 6.41

6.21 6.41 6.21

6.41

3.62

6.41 6.21 6 .21

6.41

6.41 6.41

6.21

9.47 6.41 6.41 6.21

6.41

1940 6.42

6.22 6.42 6.22 6.42 6.42

6.42

6.42 6.22 6.22 6.22 6.42 6.22 6.42

6.42

6.42

10.22 6.42 6.42 6.22

1941 6.41 6.41 6.21 6.41 6.21

6.41

6.21

6.41

6.41

1.61 2.53

6.41

6.41

6.21 6.21

6.41 6.41 6.21

6.41

6.41

1942 6.42 6.42

6.42

6.42 6 .22 6.22

6.42

6.42

6.22

6.22

6.42

6.42 6.42

6.22 8.12 6.42 6 .42

6.42 18.60

6.42 6.42

1943 6.41 6.41

6.41 78.25 6 .41

6.21 6.21 6.21

6.21

6.21 6.41 6.21

6.41

6.41 6.41

6.41

1944 6.42

6 .22

6.22

78 .30 6.42 6.22 6.22 6.42 6.42

·6 .22 6.22 6.22.

6.42 6.22 )6.22

6.42

6.42

1.18

6.42

6.42

6 .42

Yankoski, Stanley . ........ .. ... .. .. . . ........... . Yankoski, Volens .. .. ............ . .. . .. ........ .

6.42

6.42

6.42

6.41

6.41 6.41 6.41 6.21

6.42 C}1

Yarrosjak, Mary . . . . .. .. .. ... .. . .... ....... . Y arrosjak, Harry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Y atsik, Paul. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Y atsik, Anna ... . ....... ......... . . .... ......... . 6.21

6.41

6.22

6.42

6.21

6.22 6.22

6 .22 6.21 6.22 6.22

Zagroba, Eugenia .......................... . Zagroba, Helen........ ..... . ......... . . . . . . . 4.57 6.42 Zakrzewski, M ary K.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. 42

6.41

Zakrzewski, Luke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. 42 Zelenski, Frank.... .... ... .. . .................... 6.-11 6.42 6.42

~~~~; ~~~~::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: t!~ ------------------~------------------

Totals............. .... ..... ................ 1,175 .32 $1,004.15 $9·19.31 $1,201.83 $1,714 .33

co

UNCOLLECTED WATER RENTS JANUARY 1, 1945 (Detailed for Verification)

Name 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 Bateman, Charles................................ 6.00 Brutkoski, John.................................. 2.00

Colonial Gas Co ................................. . 9.00

Drapola, Thomas ............................... . 11.00

Fish, Franklin .................................. . 11.00 Fadden, Robert ................................. . 6.00 6.00

Gray, Harry .................................... . 11.00

Kalinowski, Mary ............................... . Keenan, John P ................................. .

5.00 11.00 9.00 5.75

11.00

Lewis, Clarence ................................. . 20.25 C) 0

Marchinkowski, Ftank ........................... . 11.00 McLaughlin, Allan .............................. . 8.50 9.00 9.00

O'Rourke, Wm. J ................................ . 11.00

Ptak, Joseph ........................... · ........ . 11.00

l::lkazynski, Steve ................................ . 11.00 Sokolik, W asyl. ................................. . Swahn, Edwin .................................. . 7.33 20.00

6.00

Vondette, Dewey ... . ............................. . 6.00

Wallace, Michael. ............................... . 9.00 Wassick, Jacob ................................. . 9.00

Weber, Edwin ........... : ............ . Wilson, Frank ......................... .

4.00 ...../ . . . . 5.75 9.00

------Total Uncollected December 1, 1944... . . Credit allowed ......................... . Paid during December 1944 ............ .

19.20 29.00 50.33 89.25 86.25 213.42 3.00 3.00 3.00

10.20 17.50 22.50 33.25 26.00 98.42

Total Uncollected Jan. 8, 1945 .............. . . '9.00 $11.50 $24.83 $53.00 $.57.25 $115.00

J A:\TES K. McCARTHY, Delinquent Water Rent Collector.

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62

FIRE DISTRICT REPORT

For Year Ending December 1, 1944

RECEIPTS

Cash on hand, Dec. 1, 1943 Water Rents collected Delinquent Water Rents collected Fire District Taxes collected Delinquent taxes collected Material and Labor Outside Fires

Total Receipts

DISBURSEMENTS

Office Expenses & Salaries Interest and Loan Fire Alarm Fire Department Distributing System Pumping Water Reservoir Repair work at Dam

Total Disbursements

::\203.74 5,755. 00

70.00 999.85

1,528. 31 52J .98

1,175. 03 641.68

$2,981.45 5,349. 08

677.33 2,082. 65

241.72 12.45

140.40

~11,485.18

$10,895.59

Balance on hand, December 1, 1944 $589 ·59 JAMES L. YOUNG, Clerk

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63

January 12, 1945

To the People of Vermont:

During 1944 the War Finance Committee for Vermont con­ducted the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth War Loan Campaigns, all eminently successful;-successful not alone in the amount of

money raised but successful in that it enabled more than

one hundred thousand Vermonters to save and at the same time furnish their government with funds to conduct the war.

In these three campaigns Vermonters purchased $112,600,000

worth of Bonds of all kinds; $20,450,000 in Series E Bonds and $8,626,000 in Series F and G Bonds, and the remainder in the so-called TreaRury iRsueR.

To sell this large amount of Bonds required a good organiza­

tion and a rooperatiYe response on the part of the peoplC'. V\'e bad both.

Vermont's salcR army in each of the three campaignR consisted

of about four thousand men and 1 women. People who gave of

their time and effort to make these campaigns a success; to them, a, \\C'll a, to thC' 1 ople of Yermont, I am yery grateful.

• , ' a, mhl in to\\ n m ting this year "·it.h the realization

tlm th man ~ m n of our 1 olif ~al and ci vie affairs is in our own hand , IC't u,. tum our bought, to tho-.e who arC' fighting to prc~C'ITe the,..· Iights and lib rti "· Let u.· rC'solYe that there may

be no lessening in our C'ffort tD lmek tlwm to the limit that the war may be shortened and that tll('ir return to their homes may be hastened.

FRED c. MARTIN,

Executive Manager

War Finance Committee

64

REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE FOR THE YEAR 1944

In the public and parochial schools of the Town of West Rut­land there were registered and examined 532 pupils. These pupils were examined with especial emphasis on their weight; their height; condition of their scalp; condition of their ears; condi­tion of their nose; condition of their throat; the normalcy of their vision-recommendations being made wherever it was found necessary that the students be provided with glasses; the posture of the students is checked; separate records are kept for each individual child which eventually will constitute the health his­tory of each child during the child's attendance in school.

In May 1944, 76 pupils were vacicnated against Small Pox. In September and October 1944, 66 pupils were immunized

against Diptheria. On June 1st, 1944, Doctor Ross examined the children from

the 1st to the 8th grades for defective tonsilH, glands, etc. There were 17 advised to have tonsilectomy which they did in the latter part of June.

In May and October 1944, sixteen children were taken to the Tubercular Health Clinic held at Rutland. Of this group four were sent to the Pittsford Preventorium and three were referred to Dr. Ober's Clinic at Rutland Hospital.

One child was sent to a Boston Hospital for bypolar myotomy, with very successful results.

There were 27 children found having eye defects and of this number 19 corrections were made.

One pupil is being treated for a condition left from abscess in the eyeball.

Four pupils were furnished glasses through the Vermont Asso­ciation for the Blind.

Sixty children were found to have defective teeth. Twenty­five corrections have been reported to date.

Miss B. THERESA DwYER

NOTICE

The legal voters in the Town Meeting of the Town of West Rutland, Vermont, are hereby warned to meet in the Town Hall, on Tuesday the 6th day of March, A. D. 1945, at nine o'clock A.M. to act on the following matters, to wit.

1. To choose all necessary Town Officers required by law. 2. (a) Shall license for the sale of malt and vinous beverages be granted

in this Town?

3. 6P. M.

4. 5. 6.

(b) Shall spirituous liquors be sold in this Town? Shall the Town vote to have Sunday Lectures and Concerts after

Shall the Town vote to have Sunday Moving Pictures after 6 P. M. Shall the Town vote to have Sunday Baseball after 2 P. M. Shall the Town vote a tax of five cents on a dollar for Library Ex-

penses? 7. Shall the Town vote to appropriate 20% of the Highway fund for

sidewalks? 8. Shall the Town vote, as required by law, to pay current taxes direct

to the Town Treasurer? 9. Shall the Town vote to appropriate a sum of money, in addition to

the amount required now by law, to take advantage of the State Aid Law, and if so, how much?

10. Shall the Town vote to take advantage of $25.00 per mile granted to Towns by the State, provided the Town spends a like amount of the Town money?

11. Shall the Town vote to authorize the Selectmen to borrow money for the temporary use of the Town?

12. Shall the Town vote to raise money to pay current expenses and indebtedness of the Town?

13. Shall the Town vote to raise money to pay current expenses of the Public Schools, and if so, how much?

14. Shall the Town vote to appropriate a certain sum of money for the maintenance of the Town cemeteries, and if so, how muoh?

15. Shall the Town vote to exempt from taxes for a period of ten years, all and any new workshops, factories and mills in the same whose construction will begin A. D. 1945 and will employ 25 or more persons who are taxpayers in West Rutland?

16. Shall the Town vote to exempt from taxation for a period of five years, all buildings erP::ted during A. D. 1945, used and occupied exclusively

. as a home and appraised by the listers in the Grand List, exclusive of land, not more than five thousand dollars and not less than eight hundred dollars?

17. Shall the Town vote to defray cost of Surety Bonds, where required by law?

18. Shall the Town vote to appropriate a sum of money for permanent Street construction, and if so, how much?

19. Shall the Town vote to appropriate the sum of Fifty Dollars for the payment of expenses for the proper observance of Memorial Day?

20. Shall the Town vote to charge interest at the rate of .72 of 1% per month from the due dates of all delinquent taxes; these dates being July 5th for poll taxes and October 1st for property taxes?

21. To transact any other necessary and legal business.

Grand List $21,623.60.

C. D. OSBORNE, EDW. P. McNAMARA, JOHN L. BATTLES,

Selectmen.