Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-02
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Inc annua reports or the various town
officers are printed and ready for
distribution and voters may have copies
by calling at the town clerks office.
Figures from the auditors report are as
follows: The overseer's report shows the
cost OF the poor, interest on amount in-
vested in the town farm, and overseer's
salary to be A,S642 %; the same in 1910
was &,6i9.36. Overseer's orders re-
naming unpaid 1911, s3,222.s7; 1910, 49,
e37.69. Selectmen's report, amount of or
dors drawn on treasury to February ID,
sl1, 793,Ss; 1910 report, s1l. sofa orders re-
naming unpaid 1911. s35, 10; 1910 report,
$50 &c. ROAD commissioners account
shows an expenditure OF S-,G9l.l5! 1910 re-
port, ~$4,55i.4o. Orders unpaid 1911. SIG;
orders unpaid 1910 report, $l4i75. Town
school directors account expenditures.
1911 report. s4,644.26; 1910 report. $j,2i5.1o.
This years report shows no orders re-
naming unpaid for this department while
the 1910 report shows s995.S7 I'm unpaid
orders. The town clerk paid to the
treasurer in 1911 report for 2sS dog licenses,
1899. 20, 1910 report. 2s3 licenses $2S1.70. The
trustee for the United States fund has a
note for $40. 2o.62. In Winooski municipal
court to february / there were "
ia Nv hFt Nv AtHBplAhNA'Nn
we're convicted and in IL they We're dis
charged. Fines and costs amounting to
t655.S2 were paid to the treasurer. In 10
rases the respondents were committed,
and in two cases fines and costs are in
process of collection. Costs amounting to
t423.S9 have been drawn from the
treasury and paid to the persons entitled
thereto. Accounts of the town treasurer
EhnIy caSl m hand Eohrnarr- II IQ1o nc
s3.s79.G7; received from all sources. $685.
1906; totaling. 500, 643. 10. The report for
1910. shows a total of 1893, SOC Disburse-
ments for 1911 amount to s26. 1872. 10, while
in 1910 disbursements amounted to SO
931 .23. Cash in treasury February, 1911,
s~6,5l1.54, compared with %ss.s7967 in 1910.
The 1911 report show liabilities to be
$51. la5. 45. while the 1910 report shows SIS
S9.13. The assets in 1911 report are sl4.-
TILT, while in 1910 report shows sl3, O69. II.
The present debt of the town to be pro
vided by a town tax is s36. 473. IS, compared
with 1910 report Of S35. 770.O2 The esti-
mates in this years report are sl4,431. o3,
ami last year were IA, 220. 10. The select
men recommended a tax of so cents. 10
part OF the town debt.
Joseph Mongeon died at his home at
two o'clock yesterday afternoon of old
age. Mr.. Mongeon was in his 18th year
and although he had not been in the
best of health for several weeks he had
been around as usual up to two days ago
when he took to his bed. His wife died
three weeks ago last night. Mr.. Mongeon
was born in Vercherre, T. O., and when
is wears old moved to this place where
he had always made his home, with the
exception of a few years spent in Jericho
where he learned the blacksmith trade.
He is survived by four brothers, Edmond
Jule, William and Fred Mongeon, all OF
this place, and three sisters, Mrs. Agnes
Preavey, Mrs. Louis Duprat of Burling-
ton and Mrs. Arthur Dansereau Of st.
Adams. He also leaves six brothers,
Thomas. Jerry. Alphonse, Paul. Oliver,
all of this place, and Frank Mongeon of
Arson, Me. The funeral will probably
be held at st. Francis Xavier Church
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Edward Dashnaw of West street
celebrated her G9th birthday Tuesday
night, surrounded by six children and
"a grandchildren. Games. cards and re-
freshments helped to make the evening
an enjoyable one.