Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

the report that the orders drawn for
general expenses during the year amount
ed to si,373.29, the orders for salaries
amounted to S12,SS5, a total of s17 $3.50.
The highest item in the general expenses
was for fuel coal and wood, s20S5.33; and
for high school books, AS5.92. The in
debtedness of the district consists of:
new high school bonds, $4,000; unpaid
orders on the new high school building,
$6,15S67; unpaid orders general account,
81, ,943.94; unpaid teachers salary or
ders. $2,72O.S2: interest on bonds due July
l. $500: a total of Al 343; leaving, less
the cash in the treasury Of s7469 S40,7765 81
as the total net Indebtedness at the
present time. which is an increase OF
s46S. sc over last year. The auditors esti-
mate the expense for 1919 and 1920 as
| $50. .94S.43. the largest item of which is
| sli.325 for teachers salaries. They esti-
mate the resources aside from taxation
| at s6,NS92. a total of s2,66o 81. which,
less unpaid building orders outstanding
of s615S.67. leaves the amount to be
raised for the coming s1S.5lO.s4. The
grand list for the district for this year
| is s17S61.2O. and, according to the audi
tors report, it will be necessary to raise
tax of s1Oi on the dollar to pay the
eNpe''eo VI 'iio N''e
amount Collected 1or tu''ioh from OUT
oi-to"n studeh's curing 'he year was
s4.s23 Prin Archie s. Hartman makes
an extended and hopeful report call
ing attention to the needs of the school
| as well as to the large increase In costs
| of some of the supplies needed during
| every year. He commends the good work
| of the teachers. in both the high and
| graded schools, as well as the occasional
supply teachers from inc co'Iese' IN very
hish terms
word was received saturday torin
Mrs Clara w, RHiand, wife OF Prof' WI
| nam d. Ryiahd OF Miooleourv toiiege'
announcing the death Oh Mrs Ryiand
father IN Albany ~ y June ~ me
funeral war hr'd IN Albany
The annual meetinE OF school o'strict
NO was h"Id IN the town nan MONDAY
! evening ~ was caleo 10 oroer oF
| Mooerator eroi' raymond hcrariann Az
eisht O'CLOCK me warning was READ
! oy NlcrN Joseph VI burke ana aiter
! same oo'h "r' "cr arldhu anu MI burN-
were "hahimonslF elec'eo 10 thelr Ola
posNiohs' ihe report OF 'he pruden'ia'
committee AS olstr'outeo IN nook iorm
was accepted ana adopted ana II was
voted mat tax OF ID cents on the DOL
! lar De raised 10 oeiraF expenses TOT the
coming year Inc foliowinR We're then
elected to the prudential committee:
ira H. Lafleur Or toward H. AVeril''
Charles E. finney' the Rev. T. j. Leon
ara ana Dr +. l.. DoreS' treasurer
Charics-t' Pnney' audior' clarence =
Weiis.-Wi!hsm counter ieit yesterday
TOT an EXTENDED trip TO New YORK state
i-lhe recently organized Addison Coun
" lrust company opened lot business
IuesdaF morning IN quarters lormeris
useo oF the Mlodieour! Natiohai oaHh
on fieasant street me non 1ohn r.
weeks Oh Niou'eoufE IL pres'uei'' oi 'he
INSTITUTION me treasurer mas not Fe'
peeh appo'hteo' OF a' least announced
MIS- ha'her'he NlchoIs OF Nersehnes
io'''e'i' Vi M'uu'eouiS' 70 a0@is'"'i'
treasurer me opening oay was AT
ausp'c'ous one WIN s'a'liSi's a'ioui
OF deposits ana a satisfactory ontiooR
ior iu'ure ueposi.s,- 'eio S'r"wpefi'eS
are showing up a''noush so'''eWha' De
i"'eu' II, Ve'S 'Aiee uu"'',''e' '"'' fe0
son ana 1afee NUMBERS Oh women ano
e"is are so'he ou' ''''o tue ''eiua a"u
,heauows eVerA uaE no" anu o,'s."s
nome generous quanU',es Oh lhe itu'.,-
"oiu was received iuesuas oi tne
ueath oi h'ss E'4eh "u'''ah' iofineii'
resloeht, at the nome Oh her niece
Mrs Joseph W. Lawrence IN Boston OF
Monday where she had maze ner nome
Tor several years She was 90 years ol
age. The podS Will pc brought mere
and services held on Thursday at st
Mary's Church. with burial in the Cath
olic cemetery.-Mrs. Elizabeth Gredlel
and daughter, Miss Rosina Gredler. have
returned to Norwich Conn, after ter
days visit here as guests of Miss May
Ross Mrs Gredlers son. Frank S
Gredler. who was graduated from col
lege at the recent commencement, ex-
poets to remain i'm town during the sum
mer-Miss Marion Meranyllle has com,
,ror Waui,,,nrd sh, is 10 ho ON,
nIoved in ,he ts,anhore oxcharve ber,
drrirg INA s,,,n,or ora 10 ~ t,u I,
s.as,, 80 ,,i,a,,,
huu,. Co,,ao ,,,aa p,,,I nsu,,
~ NJ, , 80
u"us"'ei y, W. anu Nis' ne'.r a. Non
"s "a ''uuS ~ anu p''u.' "a'
III "u'ia"u ho'uas evening W
'ne neF' ~ FrouiN 10 george D. 1ihe'
VI tha' cny'-Miss friscilia Wooos'
srauua'e oi 'nis year CLASS Oh Miuuie
purg Coliese, mas peen engaged 10 teacf
frehch IN the ST. Aipans hlgh schoo
during the coming school year
FRANK McHugh mas returned to hi
employment at hartford. Conn, afte
making Two weeks vacation here a
the nome OF MS mother ana sister
me secohu day OF the communit!
chau."uqua was announcer successiul on'
III point oi "eather ana IN attendance
many people coming IN from the neigh