Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-30
School BOARD
Proceedings
Lincoln Building, Grand Rapids, Wis.

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The minutes of the regular meeting
held on November 8, 1915, were then
read and approved.
Communications were presented
from the American Foundry and Fur
mace Company relative to the heating
Of the Edison school and from the In
dustrial Commission relative to ade-
Quate fire protection in our school. 1t
was moved and unanimously carried
that the communications be referred
that the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds with power to act in the mat
ter.
The following bills were then pre-
scented:
Schroeder & Miller, repairs on
doors ----------$ $50
J. A. Staub, electrical work at
Lincoln and Irving ------- 65.76
Edw A. Schmidt, repairing
roof, Howe -------------- COLA
Johnson & Hill Co., general
supplies 1872
Mrs. G. S. Beardsley, Domestic
Science supplies --------- 1884
Wood County Telephone Co., tele-
phone rentals ------------- 9.68
c. Reiss Coal Co., COIL 384.8O
Green Bay & Western R. r.
Co, freight on coal -------- 117.50
Bossert Bros. Coal Co, hauling
and storing coal ---------- $500
VIM. Burchell, freight and dray-
age ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1905
Hart Mfg. Co., ash pail for Ed
son School ------------ 2.O8
J. r. Raglan, chairs ------- 21.00
George B. Carpenter & Co.,
flag for Edison ------ 4.30
Nash Grocery Co., Domestic
Science supplies ----------- 21.01
&. L. Nash, postage andstamp-
ed envelopes -------------- 1924
Ideal Moistener Co., office sup
plies ------ 1.69
Grand Rapids Foundry Co,
Manual Training supplies - 2.73
Lufkin Rule Co, Domestic
science supplies, sewing - 1929
Remington Typewriter Co.,
commercial dept. repairs Sc $50
Wisconsin Valley Leader, print
ing ---------------------- 1886
]. E. Farley, plumbing, Howe $50
First National Bank, Nov. in
terest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1861
bennington Bros, Laundry 1.43
Geo. w. Waterman. drayage-- .25
Geo. w. Baker, rent of chairs LOO
F. W. Jones, Domestic Science
supplies ---- 4.3O
". C. Weisel, botany supplies .49
Silver, Burdett & Co., manuals 6.34
Lambert Printing Co., printed
supplies for year ---------- 56.71
Lyon & Healy, music 3.02
Chambers Cash Livery, en-
forcement of truancy law 800
F. Wesley Orr, debate material 200
Thomas Charles Co., drawing
supplies 22.95
Ludwig Wilson Brush & Sup
ply Co., janitor's supplies 53.78
Associated Mfg. Co., janitor's
supplies --------------- 21.24
Caxton School Supply Co., ink
and black board erasers--- $3.50
CHM & Co, supplementary ma
terial for grades -------- 1.S9
H. w. Wilson Co., reference
books ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.25
Eau Claire Book & Stationery
Co, reference books -- S.78
City of Grand Rapids Water
department, water --------- II 81
Grand Rapids Electric Plant,
light and power ----- 1881
1t was moved and carried unani-
mously that the bills be allowed as
read and orders drawn for same.
Moved and carried that the Com
mittee on Buildings and Grounds re-
quest the proper authorities to make
8 monthly reading of all water meters
in the schools, and that the janitors
keep duplicates of such readings.
Moved and carried that the City
Superintendent make necessary ar
rangement for a piano in the upper
grade room of the Edison School for
the remainder of the year as required.
Motion made and carried that the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds
procure storm windows for the Edison
Building as required. -
On motion, carried unanimously
Miss Celia Emmons, principal of the
Emmerson School was granted leave
of absence until such time as she may
be able again to resume her duties.
Motion to adjourn was then carried
(Signed) Isaac P. Witter,
President
(Signed) c. W. Schwede,
Clerk of Board of Education.
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