The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-30
CENSUS TAKERS.
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Linden and Chase; thence northerly
along the west side of and including all
OF Linden street TO the village line;
thence directly to the West river; thence
southeasterly along the West river to
the Connecticut river; thence southeriy
to the place of beginning.
No. Ill, Justin j. Moran Brattleboro
village tpart OIL. Beginning at the Elm
street bridge; thence westerly along the
Milestone brook to the creamery bridge;
thence and including Western avenue and
Brattle street to the village line near
the Judge Wheeler place, SO called;
/ thence following the village line to its
junction with Linden street; thence
southerly along the westerly side of Lin
| den street, and not including Linden
street to Chase street; thence to the
center OF Oak street; thence along the
center of Oak street and the center OF
Whipple street to Green street; thence
along the center of Green street to School
street; thence along the center of School
street to Elliot street; thence along the
center of Elliot street to Elm street to
the place OF beginning
Enumcrators in other towns in Wind
ham county are as follows: Athens
and Brookhne, Ned w. Wyman; Dover,
and Somerset Charles F. Lazclle; Dunn
merston, Merton H. Hazelton; Grafton
James II. Stowell; Guilford, Bertha A
/ Thomas; Halifax BRYAN II. Warren
| derry, A. Harriet Davis; Marlboro,
Gerald L. Adams; Newfane. c. Waiter
Bishop; Putney, John Alden Sanford;
/ Rockingham town, Raymond Z. Cush-
| ing; Bellows Falls, Fred y. Whitaker
and Basil John Kelley; Townshend,
John Z. Morse; Vernon, Ada NJ. New
ton: Westminster, Carl W Underwood
Nottingham, Musa F. Dalrymple; vii
mington, Stephen L. Bond; Windham
Paul T. Jones' The district of STRAIT
ton and Wardsboro has not yet beer
assigned.
The purpose of the census is solely to
secure general statistical Information re
garding the population and resources OF
the country, and it has, nothing to dc
! with taxation. with military or jury
service. with the compulsion OF school at
tendance or with the enforcement of any
national, state or local law or ordinance
!, It is tremendous task. and everybody
is urged to have the information ready
and assist in every possible way in hay
ing the job we'll done
The chief difficulty that has been me-
; with by census officials in the past ha
been that persons mostly foreigners
have refused to give the information de
sired, either because they didn't know
what it was about or they believed il
some way it might be used against them
But congress has been careful TO maxi
. laws which prevent any SUCH thing. an
) the President in his proclamation says
. For the due protection OF the rights AM
interests Of the persons furnishing tn
information every employe OF the censu
: bureau is prohibited, under heavy pen
. atty. from disclosing any information
which may thus come TO his knowledge.
SO if an enumeration shows his creden
: tials, as he is required to do upon re
quest, it is the duty of men, women an
children to talk freely and answer a
queries promptly.
This federal census, which is the litl
! must by law be completed in IA days a
regards the cities and towns. \ mont
is allowed for the census in the rural dis
: tricts
!. Every man, woman and child over |
: wears of age must give the answers i
= person. WheH posslbie' but III caHts s
absence from home. Uncle Sam has al
ranged for printed forms TO be filed on
and delivered sealed to the cnmerato
, who will transfer the information to HI
records
The following are questions which vi
be asked by the numerators:
Name in full Observation-Disclosures.
Relationship to head Of family Wit
II which YOU live observation-disclosures.
II (Bodrdcr, Iodgcr, or Sers'dHf, ,
: 7eifr, son, daughter, or whatever wor
s describes the relationship. Ii you a
: the head write hcad)
, II yon arc the head Of The fam
9 h,,iug IN this house state:
: Is the home oI,ncd by you or rented
= Ii owned by YOU, is II mortgaGed.