Annual Reports of the Plantation Officers of the Plantation of Jackman for the Fiscal Year Ending February 24, 1936

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1 The University of Maine Maine Town Documents Maine Government Documents 1936 Annual Reports of the Plantation Officers of the Plantation of Jackman for the Fiscal Year Ending February 24, 1936 Jackman, (Me.). Follow this and additional works at: Repository Citation Jackman, (Me.)., "Annual Reports of the Plantation Officers of the Plantation of Jackman for the Fiscal Year Ending February 24, 1936" (1936). Maine Town Documents This Report is brought to you for free and open access by It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Town Documents by an authorized administrator of For more information, please contact

2 ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE Plantation Officers OF THE PLANTATION OF Jackman, Maine FOR THE FISCAL Year Ending February 24, 1936

3 ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE PLANTATION OFFICERS OF THE PLANTATION OF Jackman, Maine FOR THE FISCAL Year Ending February 24, 1936 THE PRESS OF INDEPENDENT-REPORTER SKOWHEGAN, MAINE

4 Plantation Officers Selectman, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor HARRY A. YOUNG PERCY L. COLBY ANTHONY A. GUAY Plantation Clerk DANIEL HANCOX Treasurer C. P. SANDERSON Collector WILLIAM MURTHA Auditor C. F. REED Road Commissioner FLORIAN DUGAL Superintending School Committee E. D. HUMPHREYS ALMA DUNN S. PRANK DOUGHTY Fire Warden HENRY ARMSTRONG Surveyor of Wood and Bark GARDINER HOLDEN Constable O. M. COOPER Health Officer J. M. BOOTHBY

5 Assessors' Report Following is the report of appropriations, assessments and valuation for the fiscal year ending February 20, Below is the report respectfully submitted to the tax payers of Jackman Plantation. RAISED AT THE ANNUAL MARCH MEETING, 1935 Highways and bridges $ 1, State road Patrolman State maintenance Third class maintenance Sidewalks Cutting bushes Snow roads 1, Plantation officers Miscellaneous 1, Hydrants Support of poor 2, Common schools 3, High school 2, Text books School superintendent Insurance School supplies School repairs Graduation class Public library Constable i * Street lights 1, Treasurer's and collector's bond Town debt and interest Advertising, Board of Trade Isaac Newton road, graveling County nurse Tar for Cook street Voted and raised $17, State tax 3 ' 699 ' 23 County tax 866 ' 75 Overlay $22,774.4a

6 4 VOTED TO TAKE FROM EXCISE TAX To apply on plantation debt Number of polls assessed Number of polls not assessed... Rate of poll tax Rate of taxation Total valuation 314 $ $ $ 1, Total commitment $22, VALUATION' APRIL 1, 1935 Real estate, resident $316, Real estate, non resident 11S, Personal estate, resident 48, Personal estate, non resident 2, Grand total valuation $485, LIVESTOCK 29 horses $1, cows 1 3, three year olds two year olds Poultry Total amount of livestock $4, Stock in trade $32, musical instruments 4, radios 7, Other property 2, $46, Total amount of land and buildings $434, Total amount of personal property 50, Grand total $485,165.00

7 5 On the twenty-ninth day of April, 1935, the above assessment -was committed to William Murtha, collector for the plantation, who furnished satisfactory bond to the assessors. HARRY A. YOUNG PERCY L. COLBY ANTHONY A. GUAY Assessors of Jackman Plantation

8 Tax Collector's Report Real estate and personal property 314 polls Assessment Supplementary real estate and personal property 17 polls Interest after September 1 Total assessment BACK TAX COLLECTIONS, Edward Giasson Edward Giasson. Louis Bodreau.. Jos. Forgue, Sr.. Jos. Boulette... Fred Gilbert Albert Lessard.. John Quirion COLLECTIONS Poll Tax Collections, 1934 Edwin Cyr.. Emile Dayon Frank Geroux

9 7 C. Langlois 3.00 Milford Cyr 3.00 $ Total assessment, back tax, supplementary and interest $23, Less total credits $22, Paid William Murtha, commission on 116 polls 8.70 Paid C. P. Sanderson, treasurer $22, ABATEMENTS, YEAR 1935 Rose Couture, deed to town $ Paul Fortier, left town, pauper 3.22 Fred Henderson, over William Munroe, N. Y 5.25 Robert Poulin, error 2.25 Eli Roderick, deceased 5.25 Wilfred Gilbert, error, charged twice 3.00 Roland Holden, error, charged twice 3.00 Paul King, paid Greenville 3.00 Jos. Maroux, unknown 3.00 Frank Quirion, paid Augusta 3.00 Gideon Rancourt, deceased 3.00 J. T. Barryhill, paid Florida 5.25 Armand Compagna, unknown 3.00 Cyril Falaradeau, pauper 3.00 C. Langlois, Long Pond 3.00 Gene Tremaine, left town 3.00 Total abatements? ADVERTISED TAX, NOT PAID Fred Ferland Harold Haggan Henry Hughey Total advertised tax, not paid, resident $168.47

10 HOME LOAN Mrs. David Haggan $ 53.22: TAX PENDING DECISION Blaine Viles Robert Wentworth NON RESIDENT ADVERTISED Total credits $ CREDIT ON POLL TAX Fred Allaire $ 3.00 Douglas Blais 3.00 Edmond Dayon 3.00 Fred Pomerleau 3.00 Omer Poulin 3.00 Walter Veilleux 3.00 Rudolph Guay 3.00 $ Grand total credits $

11 Selectmen's Report COMMON ROADS Voted and raised $1, Received from State for road machine Total resources $1, Expended in 1935 and , Overdraft $ Order Xc. Expenditures Overdrawn in 1934 and 1935 $ Henry Pease, 4y2days man Emile Pomalo, 2y2 days man Harry Geroux, man and truck S Harry Geroux. man, and truck Lcuis Gagnon. 3 days man Telesphore Roderick Telesphore Roderick Joe C. Poulin, 2 days man H. A. Young, bridge timber August Forgue, 1 day man Thomas Pease, 2 days man John Quirion, 2 days man Adilas Larochelle Adilas Larochelle Fred Nadeau, 2 days man and truck Leo Haggan, 2 days man Henry Pease, 2 days man Honorious Rancourt Honorious Rancourt Philerom Dayon H Philerom Dayon Joe Franeouer, 1 day man Florian Dugal, 4 days foreman Albert Vignault, 1 day] man Donat King, 3 days hand labor Donat King, acct. taxes Paul Chaisson, ZV2 days man 9-80

12 Fred Nadeau, 1% days man and truck Peter Dayon 7 84 Peter Dayon, acct. taxes 1-96 Leo Haggan, 1 day man 2.80 Emile Pomalo, 3 days man 8.40 Paul Fortier 168 Paul Fortier, 3 days man 6,72 August Forgue, 3 days man 6.72 August Forgue I- 68 Harry Geroux, 1 day man and truck 7.25 Guy Dayon, 2ya days man and truck Guy Dayon, acct. taxes 3.00 Leon Taylor, 1 day man 2.24 Leon Taylor, acct. taxes -56 Wilfred Ferland, 1 day man and truck 7.20 Ernest Crawford, 1 day man 2.80 Raymond Bovine, 3 days man 8.40 Thomas Leclere, 10y 2 days man Thomas Pease 8.40 John Quirion, 3 days man 8.40 Wilfred Ferland, y2 day man & truck 3.60 Walter Reed, 1 day man and truck Charles Harvey, 2 days man 5.60 Peter Paradis, 218 yds Philerom Dayon, man and truck Philerom Dayon, acct. taxes 2.37 Paul Fortier, 4y2 days man Paul Fortier, taxes 2.60 Willie Forgue, labor Willie Forgue, labor 3.00 Lucien Rancourt, man and truck Lucien Rancourt, acct. taxes 9.36 Joe Forgue, Jr., man 3.36 Joe Forgue, Jr., acct. taxes.84 August Forgue, man 9.60 August Forgue, acct. taxes 3.00 Honorious Rancourt, man 4.48 Honorious Rancourt, taxes 1.12 J. A. Bulmer, 4 days man and truck Ernest Crawford, 2 days man 5.60 Guy Dayon, 2 day6 man and truck Fred Nadeau, man and truck Fred Nadeau, man and truck 8.64 Emile Pomalo, 1 day man 2.80

13 269 Florian Ferland, 2 days man Harry Geroux, man and truck Harry Geroux, man and truck Joe Fountaine, 2 days man Fred Duby, man and truck 31.6S 274 Fred Dube, acct. taxes Peter Dayon, acct. taxes Peter Dayon, labor Wilfred Ferland, 3 days man & truck S Joe Delaire. 4 1 ;. days man and team Florian Dugal. 6 days foreman Arthur Fortier, 2Yz days labor S6 Edward Larochelle, 1 day man SS Joseph Gourde, 2 days man S9 Willie Elliott, 7 J 2 clays man Willie Elliott, acct. taxes Gideon Fortin. 2 J 2 days man John Peppin, 1 clay man Adilas Larochelle, 2 days man Levi Peppin. 1% days man and team Levi Peppin, acct. taxes Emile Pomalo, 2 days man Emile Pomalo, acct. taxes Raymond Bovine, 1 day labor 2.SO 344 Emile Pomalo. 2 days man H. P. Quirion, supplies Joe C. Poulin, 1V 2 days man Emile Pomalo, 2 days man Thomas Loignon, 3 days man Emile Pomalo, 2V 2 days man Peter Dayon, 4 days man Peter Dayon, acct. taxes Florian Dugal, foreman Adilas Larochelle, 2 days man Willie Elliott, 1 day man 2.SO 424 Philerom Dayon, % day man & truck Fred Nadeau, 2 days man and truck Peter Dayon, 2% days labor John Peppin, 1 day man Thomas Leclere, 1V2 days man Florian Dugal, 2 days foreman Florian Dugal, acct. taxes Joe E. Blais, 7 V2 clays labor John Bulmer, 4% days man & truck 25.90

14 470 John Bulmer, acct. taxes H. P. Quirion, supplies Nichol s Garage, road machine Florian Dugal, 3 days foreman John Gagnon, blacksmith Chamberland & Gagnon, read machine H. P. Quirion, supplies 4.51 S06 Nichol's Garage, repairs Alfred Ferland, labor Chamberland & Gagnon William Murtha, gravel Harry A. Young, lumber, etc A. Langlois, Peppin road Total expenditures $1, STATE AID Voted and raised $ Received from State 1, Total resouces $1, Expended 1, Overdraft $ Expenditures Overdrawn in 1934 and 1935 $ Morris Crawford, 2% days labor Morris Crawford, labor J. J. Folsom, stakes for State aid J. H. Murtha, foreman Philerom Dayon, man and truck Fred Nadeau, man and truck Fred Nadeau, acct. taxes Henry Pease, gravel operator Henry Pease, acct. taxes Lucien Rancourt, acct. taxes Lucien Rancourt, man and truck Aaron Miller, labor on taxes Aaron Miller, labor A. Chamberland, blacksmith John Wilson, labor 10.00

15 551 John Wilson, labor J. H. Murtha, foreman Adlord Fortier, acct. taxes Adlord Fortier, labor J. H. Murtha. foreman J. H. Murtha, acct. truck Philerom Dayon, man and truck Henry Chamberland, truck Guy Dayon, man and truck Fred Gilbert, labor Fred Gilbert, acct taxes Honorious Rancourt, taxes Honorious Rancourt, labor S Wallace Sands, labor Wallace Sands, acct. taxes Omer Duval, labor Fred Daymond, taxes Fred Daymond, labor Thomas Leclere, labor Thomas Loignon, labor Cumberland Sales Co., cable Harry Geroux, man and truck Joe Francourer, Jr., 2 days labor Donat King, labor acct. taxes Donat King, labor Wilfred Ferland, man and truck Edwin Haggan, labor H. P. Quirion, supplies Willie Murtha, 560 yds. gravel Adlord Fortier, 34 hrs. labor Horace Murtha, timekeeper Adilas Larochelle, 17 hrs. labor Exior Poulin, 11 Ms hrs. labor A. Chamberland, repairs, acct. taxes X. E. Metal Co O. M. Cooper, dynamite, etc J. A. Bulmer, 32 hrs. truck only Onizine Morin, 48 hrs. man and truck, taxes On'iizne Morin, labor J. A. Bulmer, labor August Morin, 1 hr. man and truck Willie Elliott, 7iy2 hrs. labor J. H..Murtha, foreman 10-74

16 Arthur Fortier, 109 hrs. labor Fred Achey, 99 hrs. labor, taxes State Highway Com., shovel rental S26 Alfred Ferland, 2% days labor Ernest Morin, 58% hrs. labor S Edward Bartley, 33% hrs. labor Harry A. Young, merchandise 22.SO Total expenditures $1, THIRD CLASS MAINTENANCE Voted and raised $ Voted and raised to tar Cook street Total resources $ Total expended Overdrawn $ Expenditures Overdraft 1934 and 1935 $ Emile Pomerleau, 1 day man Adilas Larochelle, 3 days man Lucien Ranccurt, man and truck John Bulmer, 4 days man and truck 28.SO 2S7 Joseph Gourde, 2 days man Hannah Shelley. 164 yds Hannah Shelley, acct. taxes Angus McDonald, 1 day man 2.SO 420 Willie Elliott, 3 days man Emile Pomerleau, 2% days man Fred Dube, 2.days man and truck Donat Kins, 2 days man Florian Dugal. 3 days foreman Joe Eoulette, % day man and truck Lucien Rancourt, 2% days man and truck Lucien Rancourt, acct. taxes Fred Nadeau, 2% days man and truck Fred Nadeau, acct. taxes Guy Dayon, 2 days 4 hrs. man & truck 13.75

17 Guy Dayon, labor Florian Dugal, 2 days foreman Florian Dugal, aec.t. taxes Florian Dugal, team only SS Florian Dugal, 2 days foreman Thomas Leclere, 2y2 days man State Highway Com., tarring roads Fred Nadeau. 1 day man and truck Total expenditures $ THIRD CLASS ROAD Received from State $ Total expended Overdraft $ Expenditures 305 Philerom Dayon, 1 day man and truck $ Gideon Fortin, 2 days labor Joe Delaire, 2y> days man and team Philerom Dayon, 1 day man and truck Philerom Dayon, 1 day man and truck Levi Kennedy, 2 days labor Philerom Dayon, 41 yds. gravel Levi Kennedy, % day man Willie Forgue, 1V2 day man August Forgue. 1 day man and team Joseph Forgue. Jr., iy2 days man Wilfred Ferland, 51 yds. gravel Henry Nadeau, 74 yds. gravel Gidecn Fortin, 3 days man S Adilas Larochelle, 2 days man Guy Dayon, 55% yds. gravel Thomas Leclere, 2 days labor Fred Dayon, 4 days labor Fred Allaire, 2% days man Florian Dugal, 5 days foreman Arthur Nolette, V2 day labor Lucien Rancourt, 2% days man and truck 18-00

18 Hannah Shelley, 300 yds. gravel Joe Boulette, taxes Joe Boulette, trucking Philerom Dayon, man and truck 7.20 Total expenditures $ STATE MAINTENANCE Voted and raised $ Unexpended in 1935 and Total resources $ Expended in 1935 and Overdraft $ Expenditures 117 Philerom Dayon, 3% days man and truck $ John Bulmer, 2 days man and truck Leo Haggan, 1 day man John Quirion, 2% days man Arthur Fortier, 3 days man Wilfred Ferland, 2 days man & truck Joe Boulette, 3 days man Joe C. Poulin, 1 day man Emile Pomalo, 3V2 days man Florian Dugal, foreman Florian Dugal, foreman Philerom Dayon, man and truck Adilas Larochelle, man Adilas Larochelle, man Joe Roderick, labor Joe Roderick, labor Joe Delaire, 2 days man and team Fred Nadeau, 3 days man and truck Joe Goulette, iy2 days man Paul Chaisson, 2 days man Gideon Fortin, 2 days man Lucien Rancourt, 2 days man & truck Florian Dugal, 7 days foreman 28.00

19 Florian Dugal, foreman Flcrian Dugal. sewer rental Telesphore Roderick, 3 days hand labor Fred Nadeau, 2 days man and truck Joe Forgue, Jr., V2 day man Emile Pomalo, 1 day man 2.SO 457 Telesphore Roderick, 3 days man John Peppin, ac t. taxes Geo. Haggan, 4V2 days man Emile Pomalo, 1 day man S9 Lucien Rancourt, 2 days man & truck Lucien Rancourt, acct. taxes 2.S8 537 Lucien Rancourt, 1 day man & truck Emile Pomalo, labor Xapoleon Pease, V2 day man Willie Elliott, 2% days man S0 J. A. Bulmer, 3 days man and truck Flcrian Dugal, 3 days foreman Philerom Dayon, 1 day man and truck Joseph Veilleux, 7% days man & team Fred Nadeau, 2 days man and truck Peter Dayon, 2 days labor Florian Dugal. 3 days foreman Florian Dugal, acct. taxes George Haggan, 1 day labor Levi Peppin, 1 day man and team J. A. Bulmer, labor Tctal expenditures $ SPECIAL RESOLVE Received from State $ Total resources $ Total expended Overdrawn $ Expenditures 304 Harry Geroux, 2 days man and truck $ Harry Geroux, acct. taxes 3.60

20 James Haggan, 2 days man 5.60 Philerom Dayon, 2 days man & truck Wilfred Ferland, 2 days man & truck Guy Dayon, 2 days man and truck Paul Chaisson, 2 days man 5.60 John Quirion, 3 days 7 hrs. man Joe Gourde, 2 days labor 5.60 Edward Larochelle, 1 day 7 hrs. labor 5.25 Joe Roderick, 2 days labor 5.60 Joe Forgue, Jr., 2 clays man 5.60 Edward Bartley, 2 days man 7.00 Henry Pease. 3 days 7 hrs. man Honorious Rancourt, 3 days man Paul Fortier, 3 days man 8.40 Fred Nadeau, 3 days man and truck Fred Achey, 1 day man 2.80 Adilas Larochelle, 2 days man 5.60 Paul Chaisson, 1 day man 2.SO Guy Dayon, 1 day man and truck Walter Reed, 2 days man and truck Harry Geroux, man and truck Harry Geroux, acct. taxes 3.60 Joe Boulette, 3 days labor S.40 Peter Dayon, 2 days 7 hrs. labor Peter Dayon, acct. taxes 1.61 Wilfred Ferland, man and truck 2S.25 Wilfred Ferland, acct. taxes 3.25 James H. Murtha, 1% days man and truck Joe Gourde. 1 day man 2.80 Joseph Fountaine, 2 days labor 5.60 Lucien Rancourt, 3 days man & truck Lucien Rancourt, acct. taxes 6.97 Ernest Morin, 4 days 3 hrs. man and truck Ernest Morin, acct. taxes 3.00 Guy Dayon, 2y2 days man and truck Adilas Larochelle, labor 6.13 Willie Elliott, foreman Willie Elliott, acct. taxes 7.85 Angus McDonald, labor Angus McDonald, acct. taxes 3.00 Louis Morin, labor Louis Morin, acct. taxes 2.55 Fred Dube, man and truck 25.88

21 Philerom Dayon. man and truck James Haggan, labor Harry Colgan Thomas Loignon, labor Thomas Loignon, acct. taxes Fred N'adeau, man and truck Fred Nadeau, acct. taxes S7 Thomas Leclere, 2 days 4% hrs. labor William Murtha, 730y2 yds. gravel Joe Veilleux, x 2 day man and team J. A. Bulmer. 2 days man and truck IS.00 Total expenditures $ SNOW ROAD Voted and raised $1, Received from State Total resources $1, Expended 1, Unexpended $ Expenditures Overdrawn 1934 and 1935 $ Thomas Pease, 2 days man Florian Dugal, foreman 4 days John Quirion. 2 days man Aaron Miller, iy2 days man Joe Forgue, Jr., 1 day man Willie Poulin, 2 days man Arthur Nolette, 1 day man Telesphore Roderick iy2 days man Taylor Brothers, plowing Louis Gagnon, iy2 day man Florian Dugal, 3% days man Raymond Bovine, 1 day man Joe Francouer, Jr., 4% days man Willie Poulin, 3 days man Adilas Larochelle, ZVz days man Leo Haggan, 2 days man Thomas Leclere, 7y2 days man 21.00

22 87 Ellsworth Haggan, 1 clay man 2 80 SS Harold Haggan. 1 day man Emile Pomerleau, 1V2 days man George Haggan, 3 clays mm Thomas Loignon, 2V2 days man Joe Forgue. Jr., 4% clays man Paul Fortier, 3 days man John Bulmer, 2 days man and truck Alfred Veilleux, 2V2 days man Joe C. Poulin, 2V2 days n an Azarias Langlois, 1 day man Levi Peppin, Peppin road Fred Nadeau, man and truck Florian Dugal, 2 days foreman Donat King, 2% days man John Wilson, y2 day man Paul Chaisson, 3 days man Cryslogue Langlois, labor Louis Bodreau, 2 days labor Edmond Gobel, 3 days labor Thomas Leclere Willie Elliott, labor Levi Peppin, 2% days man and team Fred Ac-hey, V2 day labor Taylor Brothers, plowing Fred Nadeau, 1 day man and truck Harry Marcoux, 2% days labor Florian Dugal, 4 days foreman Joe Gourde, 2% days labor Lucien Rancourt, 3 days man & truck Harry Geroux, % day man and truck C. P. R. Co., freight on snow fence Harry Geroux, 1 day man and truck Telesphore Roderick, 2 days man Hill and Taylor, plowing Florian Dugal, 4 days foreman Harry A. Young, merchandise Hill and Taylor, plowing Talbot, Brooks & Ayer, snow fence $1, AIRPORT Total expended $427.70

23 21 Expenditures 303 Fred Aehey, painting barrels $ Harry Geroux. truck Harry Geroux, truck S Harry Geroux, truck Harry Geroux, truck Harry Geroux, truck Harry Geroux, truck Harry Geroux. truck Harry Geroux, truck Harry Geroux, truck Harry Geroux, truck IS.00 5S2 Harry Geroux, truck IS.00 5S6 Hannah Shelley, gravel Harry Geroux, truck S Guy Dyer, labor Aaron Miller, y2 day labor Henry Crowell, surveying H. A. Young, merchandise J. A. Bulmer, snow plow and assembly Jos. Forgue, Sr., rocks Harry A. Young 1-00 Total expenditures $ $1, hired by the Assessors after the books were closed per order of Special Town Meeting. NEWTON ROAD Voted and raised $ Total resources $ Total expended 204 ' 85 Overdrawn $ 4 ' 85 Expenditures 669 Fred Nadeau, 66 yds. gravel $ Philerom Dayon, 57 yds. gravel Harry Geroux, 3iy2 yds. gravel 12.60

24 678 Willie Elliott, 2 days man Guy Dyer, 54 yds. gravel J. A. Bulmer, 51 yds. gravel S5 Fred Dube, 50 yds. gravel Lucien Rancourt, 51 yds. gravel Florian Dugal, 3 days Hannah Shelley, 360% yds. gravel Thomas Leclere, 1 day man Omer Duval, 1% days man 4.20 Total expenditures $ CUTTING BUSHES Voted and raised $ Total expended Overdrawn $ Expenditures Overdraft and 1935 $ Philercm Dayon, Vi day man and truck Paul Chaisson, labor Leon Taylor, labor Leon Taylor, labor Paul Chaisson, labor Paul Chaisson, acct. taxes Azarias Langlois, acct. taxes Azarias Langlois, Peppin Road Louis Morin, labor Louis Morin, acct. taxes Leon Taylor, labor Leon Taylor, acct. taxes Thomas Mclntyre, hand labor Thomas Mclntyre, acct. taxes Joe Francouer,.Jr., hand labor Joe Francouer, labor John Qvirion, labor Joe Veilleux, labor '

25 John Quirion, labor John Quirion, labor 5.25 Total expenditures $ SIDEWALK Voted and raised $ Unexpended and Total resources $ Expended 1935 and Unexpended $ Expenditures 514 Jos. Forgue, Jr., 4 days labor $ Jo«Roy, 5 days 7 hrs. labor Joe Roy, iv2 clays labor Onezine Morin, man and truck Emile Pomalo, 1 day labor Jos. Forgue, Jr., 3V2 dys. acct. taxes Onezine Morin, acct. taxes Lucien Rancourt, gravel Emile Pomalo, 6 days labor Joseph Roy, labor Joseph Roy, acct. taxes Onezine Morin, man and truck Chamberland & Gagnon, roller Onezine Morin, labor 1-40 Total expenditures $ TOWN PAUPERS Voted and raised $ 2, Received from Moscow Total resources $ 2, Total expended 4, Overdraft $ 2,883.37

26 24 Expenditures Overdraft in 1934 and 1935 John Childs' Acct. 4 Standard Oil Co., fuel oil. $ Mrs. John Childs, account stove and oil burner James H. Murtha, moving Mrs. Childs E. D. Humphreys, medical attendance W. A. Taylor, groceries Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk M. H. Telephone Co Dennistown Power Co., lights 9.77 Total cost of John Childs' account, $1,247.25, less the value of house and lot. $ Leda Bourque 1001 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. $ Credit Wilfred Bourque, 6V2 cords wood. Alfred Veilleux 1002 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. $ Credit, 9 cords wood. Isreal Larochelle 23 Jos. Veilleux, wood & milk $ H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries

27 483 H. P. Q.irion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries S51 H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries Harry A. Young, wood H. P. Quirion, groceries Louis Morin 1005 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. $ Mrs. J. X. Bizier, clothing Car fare to hospital 4.50 Simon Thibault 599 Mrs. Emma Goulette, hoard $ Mrs. Emma Goulette, board Mrs. Emma Goulette, board Mrs. Emma Goulette, board Mrs. Emma Goulette, board Mrs. Emma Goulette, board Cyril Cyr, clothing Mrs. Emma Goulette, board $ C. E. Falaradeau 50 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. $ H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries T. W. Bartley, rent H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries T. W. Bartley, rent H. P. Quirion, groceries

28 H. P. Quirion, groceries E. D. Humphreys D. Hancox, clothing H-00 $ Leo Haggan 970 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. $ Credit, cutting iy2 cds. wood Joseph Gourde (Soldier's Relief) 932 W. A. Taylor, groceries.. $ Jessie Quirion Order 934 W. No. A. Taylor, groceries.. $ Vagrants 28 Alphonse Duquette, meals. $ Mrs. Joe Delaire, meals Alphonse Duquette, meals Mrs. M. C. Veilleux, meals Mrs. D. Haggan, room W. L. Barney Co Alphonse Duquette, meals $ Government Food 71 Boundary Express $ Boundary Express $ 17.38

29 27 John Simard 6 Mrs. Joe D. Poulin, board $ Mrs. Joe D. Poulin, board Joseph Laundry, taxi to Lewiston S03 St. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Joe D. Poulin, board S49 Joseph Laundry, taxi to hospital Mrs. Joe D. Poulin, board Mrs. Joe D. Poulin, board E. D. Humphreys Mrs. Joe D. Poulin 1.25 $ William Mclntyre 1057 Town of Moscow $ Fred King 580 Lawrence Gilbert, trip to Augusta $ City of Augusta Mrs. A. Tessier Mrs. A. Tessier, board Mrs. A. Tessier, board Mrs. A. Tessier, board Mrs. A. Tessier, board $ Ella and Bridget Morin 825 Harry A. Young, to pay George Gower $ H. P. Quirrion, groceries Charles Dean Hospital Charles Dean Hospital $

30 28 Mrs. Geo. Morin 51 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. J H. P. Quirion. groceries S H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries S H. P. Quirion, groceries S52 H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries E. D. Humphreys $ Joe Roderick 969 Leo Poulin, groceries $ E. D. Humphreys 1.00 $ William Mclntyre 577 Charles Dean Hospital... $ 84,00 Credit cash, $7.00, returned to Pit. John Quirion 3 Lawrence Gilbert, car hire $ Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk W. A. Taylor, groceries Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk Town of Bingham, milk W. A. Taylor, groceries $ 97.92

31 Ellsworth Haggan 1007 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. Credit, cutting 3% cds. wood 40S City of Lewiston 504 City of Lewiston 575 City of Lewiston 666 City of Lewiston S4S City of Lewiston 1078 City of Lewiston Joe St. Laurent Walter Veilleux 1028 Everett Steward, wood... Rose Coutoure 877 T. M. Nichols, groceries Clothing 1080 T. M. Nichols Cr., care ot.mrs. Pomerleau Joe Fountaine 1000 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. Cr., Arthur Fountaine, cutting 5% cords wood. Fred Mclntyre 999 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. Cr., paid by Fred Mclntyre after books were closed.

32 30 George Pouquette 1033 Charles Dean Hospital $ 6.00' Emile Pomerleau 32 Blinn W. Russell. M. D., examination $ Lawrence Gilbert, car hire 4.00 Cr., cutting 1% cords wood. $ 9.00 Peter Fortier 772 Elm City Hospital $ Dr. Harvey J. Bourassa $ Hormidos Plante 772 Elm City Hospital $ Sister's Hospital Joseph Laundry, trips to Waterville hospital Rancourt and Veilleux, funeral services $ Fred Pomerleau 905 Sister's Hospital, care of boy $ Joe Clair 37 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board... $ Mrs. Joe Delaire, board Mrs. Joe Delaire, board Mrs. Joe Delaire, beard

33 510 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board 594 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board 711 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board 771 Mrs. Joe Delaire, borad S50 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board 908 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board 931 W. A. Taylor, groceries 963 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board Aaron Miller 136 Thomas Nichols, groceries $ 9-10 H. P. Quirion, groceries.. 10S1 T. M. Nichols, groceries.. Cr., cash back to Pit $ 137 Thomas Nichols, 432 Thomas Nichols, 758 Thomas Nichols, 878 Thomas Nichols, George Burton groceries groceries groceries groceries Order No. H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk H. P. Quirion, groceries D. Hancox, clothing M. J. Brook, glasses Jules Pease Mrs. Isaac Newton, milk H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries. Dan Hancox, clothing..

34 H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries H P. Quirion, groceries $ Cost of Jules Pease family to date $ Thomas Pease 876 Thomas Nichols, groceries $ Thomas Nichols, groceries Cr., cutting 3% cords wood. $ Fred Quirion 594 Mrs. Joe Delaire, board... $ Joe Laundry, trips to Dead River and Farmington Town of Eustis E. D. Humphreys 3.25 $ 30.40> Ferd Pomerleau 9 Wilfred Ferland, trucking wood $ H. P. Quirion, groceries Harry Young, wood H. P. Quirion, groceries H. P. Quirion, groceries Joe Veilleux, milk Mrs. Joe Bizier, clothing H. P. Quirion, groceries Joseph Veilleux, milk H. P. Quirion, groceries Joe Veilleux, milk Joe Veilleux, milk ; H. P. Quirion, groceries Joe Veilleux, milk Mrs. J. N. Bizier, clothing 5.78

35 Joe Veilleux. milk H. P. Quirion. groceries Joe Veilleux. milk 1.50 S54 H. P. Quirion, groceries Joe Veilleux, milk H. P. Quirion, groceries Joe Veilleux, milk Harry A. Young, wood Henry Quirion, groceries Mrs. J. X. Bizier, clothing Moore and Winslow, burial Joe Veilleux. wood and milk SS E. D. Humphreys, medical services Jackman Water, Light and Power Co Joe Forgue. Sr., wood Rose Couture, caring for Mrs. Pomerleau 16 days and nights and 13 days Cost of Ferd Pomalo and wife to date $ $ Nellie Shelley 749 T. W. Bartley, rent $ Total expenditures $4, PETER LIBERTY TRUST FUND Unexpended $ Interest on bond 4-52 Total resources... Expended, J. B. Dumas Unexpended $36.69

36 34 JACKMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY Voted and raised $ Stipend fund 5-00 Total resources $ Expended, Library Association $ BOARD OF HEALTH Received from State $ Total resources $ Total expended $ Overdrawn, due from State $ Expenditures Due from State $ Mrs. David Haggan, Jules Dionne E. D. Humphreys, Jules Dionne Mrs. Levi Peppin, Jules Dionne Mrs. Levi Peppin, Jules Dionne Mrs. Levi Peppin, Jules Dionne J. M. Boothby, Jules Dionne Mrs. Levi Peppin, Jules Dionne W. A. Taylor, Jules Dionne W. A. Taylor, Jules Dionne Total expended $ NOTES AND INTEREST Voted and raised $ Unexpended, 1935 and Hired from J. B. Dumas 7, Total resources $7, Total expended 5, Unexpended $1,643.01

37 35 Expenditures 1097 Ambrose Colby $ J. B. Dumas 2, J. B. Dumas 1, J. B. Dumas 2, Total expenditures $5, SEWER RENTALS (NOT PAID) Edward Bartley, two years $ Joseph Gourde, four years Joseph Boulette 5.00 Willie Gourde 5.00 Adolph Chamberland 7.50 Harry Robinson, two years Fordinas Pomerleau, town pauper Total $ Adolph Chamberland. paid after books closed. TREASURER'S AND COLLECTOR'S BOND Voted and raised 5> Total resources $ Expended, Wentworth & Plummer GRADUATING CLASS Voted and raised? Total resources $ Expended 25 ' 00 BOARD OF TRADE Voted and raised $ Total resources $ Expended, Jackman Board of Trade

38 36 PATROLLING Voted and raised $ Total resources $928.20' Expended, State Highway Commission HYDRANTS Voted and raised $ Total resources $ Expended, Jackman Water Co ELECTRIC LIGHTS Voted and raised $1, Total resources $1, Expended, Dennistown Power Co 1, TOWN OFFICERS Voted and raised $ Total resources $ Total expenditures Unexpended $ Expenditur s 1011 Harry A. Young, first assessor $ Percy Colby, second assessor Edmund Perry Est., third assessor Anthony Guay, third assessor C. P. Sanderson, treasurer Daniei Hancox, clerk E. D. Humphreys, school committee Alma Dunn, school committee Frank Doughty, school committee C. F. Reed, auditor Total expenditures $

39 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE Voted and raised $ Total resources $ Total expended STATE AND COUNTY TAX Assessed $5, County treasurer $ S94 State treasurer 3, Total expenditures $4, CONSTABLE Voted and raised $ Total resources $ Total expended, O. M. Cooper STATE PAUPERS Received from State $1, Expended 1, Overdraft, due from State $ Expenditures Due from State $ Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family E. D. Humphreys. George Hudson Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray Athalia Tessier, George Hudson Mrs. Phillip Ferland, Hebert family Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family Mrs. Athalia Tessier, George Hudson Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray 25.00

40 Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond... W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family.. Mrs. A. Tessier, George Hudson Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray Mrs. Joe Bizier, Marie Redmond Mrs. Phillip Ferland, Hebert family Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond.. Moore & Winslow, George Hudson.. W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family.. Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray Aulila Hettlinger, Donat Vigue Peter Paradis, Donat Vigue E. D. Humphreys, Donat Vigue E. D. Humphreys, George Hudson... H. A. Young, Belle Holden Mrs. Phillip Ferland, Hebert family Mrs. Peter Paradis, Donat Vigue... Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond... W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family.. Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray... Mrs. Phillip Ferland, Hebert family Mary Nadeau, Belle Holden W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family.. W. J. Prince & Son, Donat Vigue... Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond... Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray... Mrs. Phillip Ferland, Hebert family H. A. Young, Belle Holden Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond... W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family.. Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray... Mrs. Phillip Ferland, Hebsrt family Mrs. J. N. Bizier, Marie Redmond... Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond... Joseph Leclere, Donat Veilleux W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family.. Mrs. Philip Ferland, Hebert family.. Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray... C. Cyr, Belle Holden W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family.. Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond... Mrs. Joe Leclere, Donat Veilleux... Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray Mrs. Joe Ash, Belle Holden, taxes...

41 39' 874 Mrs. Joe Ash, Belle Holden Mrs. Phillip Ferland, Hebert family Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family Mrs. Levi Bartley, Belle Holden Mrs. Joe Leclere, Donat Veilleux Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray W. A. Taylor, Geo. Hudson Mrs. Lena Bartley, Belle Holden Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond Mrs. Joe Leclere, Donat Vigue W. J. Prince & Son, Hebert family Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray Mrs. Levi Bartley, Belle Holden Mrs. J. N. Bizier, Marie Redmond Mrs. J. N. Bizier, Belle Holden Mrs. Fred Achey, Marie Redmond Ambrose Colby, Richard Murray Harry A. Young, car hire, Belle Holden 3.50 Total expenditures $1, MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT Voted and raised $1, Received from: William Murtha, excise tax , State, bank tax State, porcupine bounty Sewer rentals Moving picture license Sale of wood Rent, Lizzie Henderson Advertised taxes Willie Mclntyre 7-00 Aaron Miller 5-00 Louis Netto ^ Miscellaneous William Murtha, excise tax State, dog tax, refund Supplementary polls Supplementary real estate

42 40 Interest after September Unpaid taxes, ' 73 Unpaid taxes, Unpaid poll taxes, _, Overlay Total resources $4, Expended 2 ' 864 ' 83 Unexpended $1, Expenditures 1 P. L. Colby, moderator $ Enola Young, typing reports Leo Poulin, acct. CCC Alpbonse Duquette, acct. CCC William Murtha, refund Independent-Reporter, reports C. Cyr, CCC Louis Morin, Federal road Jos. Laundry, CCC Loring, Short & Harmon, books Thomas Loignon, sewer Louie Gagnon, sewer Louis Gagnon, sewer Guy Dyer, sewer Wilfred Ferland, clean up Florian Ferland, clean up Paul Chaisson, sewer Kellogg Lumber Co., posts American Legion, wreaths Lawrence Gilbert, ERA Joseph C. Poulin, sewer Philerom Dayon, sewer ' J. H. Murtha, CCC Moore Winslow, mattress for lockup One Stop Garage, fire truck Levi Peppin, cleaning dump Levi Peppin, cleaning dump Mervelle Bouchard, fire on dump Dennistown Power Co., lights for lockup James Haggan, fire 3.00

43 512 Winslow & Co., sewer pipe J. H. Murtha, telephone and trip to Waterville W. & L. E. Curley, seals Loring. Short & Harmon, supplies S3 Frank Fortier, fire warden Arthur Blanchard, fire hose Rose Dugal, ballot clerk Jos. Laundry, car hire Geo. Burton, ballot clerk S John Quirion, sewer Lawrence Gilbert, Eastport Dennistown Power, lockup Jackman Bldg. Ass'n, hall rent Joseph Laundry, car hire Frank Fortier, fire ward Joseph Forest, rent S2 Central Maine Power Co., lockup Adlord Blueberry, oil drums Winslow & Co., sewer pipe Central Maine Power, lockup Frank Fortier, shoveling hydrants P. M. Tripp, printing Harry A. Young, merchandise William Murtha, collection Thomas Loignon, shoveling hydrants J. M. Boothby, health officer Nation Used Car Report Loring, Short & Harmon, town books P. M. Tripp, printing Independent-Reporter, adv Independent-Reporter, adv Independent-Reporter, notice Frank Fortier, shoveling Frank Fortier, shoveling E. D. Humphreys, births and deaths Coburn Heirs, stumpage C. Cyr, WPA Harry A. Young, telephone Fred Bolduc, oil barrels Hannah Shelley, gravel Henry Armstrong, fire warden Henry Armstrong, fire warden Ephram Poulin, town wood 2.00

44 Jos. Laundry, car hire William Murtha, tax col. com William Murtha, tax col. com William Murtha, excise com Harry A. Young, sewer Treasurer of State, dog tax Overdrawn, OWA overdraft, Advertised taxes Uncollected poll taxes William Murtha, common polls 8.70 Total expenditures $2,864.83

45 Treasurer's Report Cash on hand, Feb. 28, 1935 $ Received: William Murtha, excise tax , William Murtha, town tax 22, State, account state paupers 1, State, account library stipend 5.00 State, Dept. of Health State, snow road State Aid road 1, State, bank tax State, school fund 1, State, railroad and tel. tax State, tuition State, road machine work State, interest on reserved land State, porcupine bounty State, special resolve State, 3rd class road Guilford Trust Co., Peter Liberty fund 4.52 Dan Hancox, dog tax Moose River Pit., high school tuition Mrs. Klett, tuition Sewer rentals Moving picture license Sale of wood 10 3 Rent. Lizzie Henderson Advertized taxes, returned Cash refund, Willie Mclntyre 7-00 Cash refund, Aaron Miller 5.00 Cash refund, Louis Netto 5.00 Cash refund, Moscow Pit Miscellaneous J. B. Dumas, loan 7, William Murtha, excise tax Total paid in $39 ' 192 ' 78

46 Expended Total orders paid 38, Cash on hand, Feb. 26, 1936 $ 1, C. P. SANDERSON, Treasurer of Jaekman Plantation Overdrawn TRIAL BALANCE Unexpended Peter Liberty trust fund $ $ Airport Plantation officers Snow roads State Board of Health Sidewalks State Aid 4.S5 Newton Road 208.S7 Special Resolve road Cutting bushes State paupers Principal and interest 1, SI Third class road State, maintenance Third class maintenance Common roads 2, Town paupers High school 1, Common school Supt. of Schools H- 14 Insurance 2.47 Repairs Miscellaneous 1, , Cash on hand $ 5, $ 5,958.34

47 Assets and Liabilities of Jackman Note, Ambrose 6% $ 1, Seven notes. J. B. 5% 9, Total liabilities $10, Cash on hand, March 1, , Assets below liabilities $ 8, VALUE OF PROPERTY High school building $ 9, Station school building 3, Three road machines One roller ,000 ft. hose Tomb 1, Road machine building Old town sewer 1, New town sewer 8, Snow plow Sidewalk roller Hose cart Jules Pease, farm deeded to plantation for their care 1, John Childs. house $25, Assets below liabilities 8, Total assets above liabilities $16, OUTSTANDING BILLS Bills outstanding that will be due the State in May or the first of June, for 6now removal on State highways about $ Hospital and pauper bills for February since the books closed, about $ which have come in

48 4G Auditor's Report To the inhabitants of Jackman Plantation: This is to certify that I have examined the accounts of the selectmen, overseers of the poor and treasurer, for the municipal year and find them correctly cast and all disbursements properly vouched for. There appears a balance in the hands of the treasurer of $1, in the Guilford Trust Company to the credit of Jackman Plantation as of March 1, 1936 at the close of the municipal year. C. F. REED, Town Auditor.

49 47 STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION State of Maine Augusta February 6, 1936 To Municipal Officers Gentlemen: Thinking that there possibly might be some misunderstanding concerning snow removal work on the State Highways, we are bringing to your attention the following portion of Sec. 9, Chap. 149, P. L "Sec. 9. Maintenance and snow removal on state highways. R. S. c. 25, s. 8, 1935, c Improved state highways shall be continually maintained, and the snow removed from such sections of designated state highways as the commission may determine, under the direction and control of the commission at the joint expense, as hereinafter provided, of the state and the town in which the same are located. The charge against such town for maintenance and snow removal work on its state highways shall be a fixed sum of $100 per mile per year, excepting on such sections from which the commission deems it inadvisable to remove the snow therefrom, the charge against the town shall be a fixed sum of $60 per mile per year for maintenance." You will note from the foregoing that the towns' share of 6now removal work on State Highways,, as provided in this section, is $40.00 per mile. This amount includes snow fence, plowing, and sanding charges. Realizing that warrants for town meetings will soon be posted, we thought that bringing this matter to your attention at this time would give you an opportunity to provide for this change in the law. Very truly yours, STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION JBC HS A. J. Wiggin, Supt. of Maintenance

50 School Report COMMON SCHOOLS Resources Unexpended balance, Raised by plantation Interest on reserved land R. R. & Tel. tax State school fund State of Maine, tuition Expended $ 1, , , $ 5, , Unexpended balance? Teachers: Expenditures Ann Nichols $ Veeta Williams Maxie Johnston Helen Rock Helen Rock, retirement fund Enola Young $ 2, Janitors: Orrin Moore $ Joseph Francouer $ Fuel: Jackman Plantation $ Guy Dayon George Bartley Joseph Gagnon G. N. P. Co Joseph Gourde Thomas Pease H. A. Young C. F. Reed $ 1,120.74

51 Conveyance: Mrs. A. Langlois Board of pupils: J. F. Welwood Tuition: Sisters of St. Joseph TOTALS OF COMMON SCHOOL ACCOUNT Teachers Janitors Fuel Conveyance Board of pupils.. Tuition Deficit, textbook account Deficit, supply account. TEXT-BOOKS Raised by plantation Paid from common school account Expended Expenditures Ginn & Company.. American Book Co.. Edward E. Babb & Co.. Gregg Pub. Co Houghton-Mifflin Co. Allyn & Bacon... Lyons & Carnahan

52 SUPPLIES Raised by plantation Paid from common school account... Expended, Expenditures Jackman Water Company; Edmund Reed Milton Bradley Co Edward E. Babb & Co.. South Western Pub. Co. J. L. Hammet Company. H. P. Quirion Calvin Campbell. Charles Diehl... Woodstock Typewriter W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. W. A. Taylor.. Fred Moore Webster Pub. Co. Ginn & Company Central Maine Power Co. Paper Crafters, Inc Maine Pub. Health Assn. E. K. Gilbert Raised by plantation. Expended REPAIRS Unexpended balance Expenditures Harry A. Young... A Chamberland... Dr. E. D. Humphreys... Woodstock Typewriter Co. Central Maine Power Co..

53 51 INSURANCE Raised by plantation $ Unexpended Total resources $ Paid Wentworth & Plummet Unexpended $ 2.47 HIGH SCHOOL Resources Unexpended balance, $ 1, Raised by plantation 2, Tuition, Moose River, Spring Tuition, Moose River, Fall Tuition, Moose River, Winter Tuition, Mrs. Klett $ SO Expended 3, Unexpended balance $ 1, Expenditures Charles H. Diehl $ S Charles H. Diehl, retirement $ 1, Viola Curtis $ 1, Viola Curtis, retirement $ 1, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Unexpended $ Raised by plantation $ Paid Russell Taylor Unexpended, March 1, 1936 $ 11.14

54 Report of Superintendent of Schools To the Superintending School Committee and Citizens of Jackman: I herewith submit my annual report as Superintendent o Schools. HIGH SCHOOL We are distinctly fortunate in having teachers so well qualified and efficient in all departments of secondary school work as Mr. Diehl and Miss Curtis. In addition to the excellent scholastic work they have accomplished, they have aroused a very definite feeling of responsibility on the part of the pupils as to their duty in helping to make their school a success. Student government has reached a standard of efficiency in Jackman High School that I have not seen equaled elsewhere, nor have' I seen better co-operation between teachers and pupils in all departments of work both regular and extra curricular. Forty-five different pupils have been enrolled this year, of these several have left school making the average attendance about forty. Seven are from Moose River, one is from Holeb, the remainder being residents of Jackman. Next year we may expect a considerable increase as we lose but five by graduation, while there are seventeen in our eighth grade and nine in eighth grade of the Lincoln school in Moose River, making a possible freshman class of twenty-six, and a net gain to the school of twenty-one. Such a number will emphasize our need for an additional teacher for part time at least. For a detailed account of the work I refer you to the report of the high school principal. GRAMMAR SCHOOL In this school we have Grades VI, VII and VIII, with a combined enrollment of forty. This is a large and difficult school in which the number of classes makes it impossible for the teacher to devote as much time to the slower pupils as they should have in order to make satisfactory progress. Mrs. Nichols, however, has her work well systematized and is making the most of the time at her disposal.

55 53' PRIMARY SCHOOL At the close of the spring term Mrs. Vesta R. Williams who has taught this school most efficiently for more than thirty years resigned. This vacancy was filled by the election of Miss Helen Rock. Most unfortunately, however, Miss Rock's work was interrupted by ill health which finally compelled her to leave her school for an indefinite period. Since then the school has been in charge of Miss Enola Young who has proved herself well qualified for the position and is working hard to make her school a success. At present there are five grades in the room with a total enrollment of thirty-six. As Grade I is in two divisions there are in effect six grades, making a larger number of separate classes than any teacher can find time to do justice by. The least expensive solution of the problem of too many classes per teacher is to engage a teacher capable of teaching both elementary and secondary subjects who can devote a third of her time to each group. In this way both the high school and grades would benefit materially, with a consequent increase ia standards. STATION SCHOOL The enrollment here has been sixteen which is much larger than was anticipated at the close of the school year. Several have left school so that the present attendance is somewhat less. Mrs. Johnston is doing good work here. Her discipline is kindly but firm and her instruction thorough and painstaking. It is most unfortunate that our school population is not more evenly distributed. We have at the Station an excellent building capable of accommodating sixty or more pupil6 with an average attendance of about twelve, while at the high school every room is crowded to overflowing. If the number at the high school continues to increase some action to relieve the situation will eventually become imperative. CONVEYANCE AND TUITION Our expense in these departments is relatively light. One conveyance is maintained from the Pepin Road at a cost of $7.00 a week. At present we are paying one half board and tuition at the Convent School on three pupils residing on the Long Pond Road, the cost to the town being $7.00 a month each.

56 -54 RECOMMENDATIONS In making our recommendations for appropriations we have tried to keep our expenses as low as are consistent with good schools. We believe that the people desire up-to-date, wellequipped schools where their children can be well prepared for institutions of higher learning in either the Commercial or academic field. This is necessarily a process demanding ample equipment and efficient instruction. It will, however, be the constant aim of the school officials to secure the utmost value for each dollar expended for education. Respectfully submitted, RUSSELL S. TAYLOR, Supt. of Schools

57 Report of Jackman High School To Superintendent Russell S. Taylor, the members of the Superintending School Committee, and the Citizens of Jackman. I submit my annual report as Principal of Jackman High School. The enrollment this year is the smallest that it has been in recent years because of the fact that several families have moved away. At present we have forty students. The registration by classes is as follows: Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Junior Exhibition will be held on March 24 this year. Last spring it was held early in the spring term in order to allow us to enter a speaker in the semi-finals of the Spear Prize Speaking Contest at Gardiner. Jackman High School won fifth place in competition with fourteen much larger high schools. We intend to enter this contest again this year and ought to be able to send a very good representative. J.H.S. also defeated Greenville High in a Speaking Contest before going to Gardiner. The J.H.S. Fair was given in the fall and again proved a great success. In the annual one-act play contest, in which each class competed, the Sophomore Class was the winner by the vote of the audience. Basketball has been successful this winter. Because of our location we are handicapped in getting games with other schools, but we have played teams from Greenville, Dexter. Brownville Junction, and the Shirley C.C.C. The girls won one game and lost three. The boys had as fast a team as J.H.S. has had in recent years. They won four games and lost two. A Senior play will be presented in April and Commencement activities on May 28 and 29 will conclude the activities for the year. I wish to express my appreciation of the help received from the citizens of Jackman in all our activities and to Mr. Taylor and the members of the School Board for their interest in the school. Respectfully submitted, CHARLES H. DIEHL, Principal of Jackman High School

58 The following articles were purchased by and through the activities of Vesta R. Williams for Payson Smith Primary School: Sept., 1904 Teacher's desk, $28; Teacher's chair $6 Aug., 1906 Seth Thomas S-day wall clock June, 1907 United States Flag Aug., 1906 Glass front bookcase May, 1910 One half of school bell Oct., 1911 One half library books, 80 volumes April, 1918 Wool bunting Service Flag, 25 stars 5x8 feet March, 1922 One half school victrola, 12-10in. records April, 1922 One half records Sept., 1922 Records May, 1924 Croquet set Sept., 1925 Health exercises, 12 Sept., records Sept., 1926 One half Victrola spring Oct., pictures Jan., 1927 Library table for teacher's room Oct., 1927 Framing pictures Jan., yds. imported creton Jan., sturdy oak rockers May, 1928 Swing set with flying ring and trapeze.. April, 1929 Wave, non-rust slide with stairway... Sept., See-saws Nov., 1930 One half Victrola reproducer Sept., electric drop lights for teacher's room Sept., records Sept., 1931 Football and green rubber ball My Weekly Reader May, 1934 Divan for teacher's room April 8, 1935 Cash in Guilford Truet Co Feb. 7, 1934 Health scale May 1, ft. rope Total

59 Report of Public Health Nurse To the Citizens of Jackman Plantation: I submit the report of the Maine Public Health Nursing Service. Association Routine physical inspections were made in all the schools, public and parochial. Two hundred and forty-five children were inspected and notices of the defects found were sent to the parents. Those were followed by home visits on the more serious cases besides calls on the doctors, hospitals and other interested individuals to try and get the defects corrected. Home calls were also made on two prenatal cases and two preschool children. Respectfully submitted, Maine Public Health Association Nursing Service, By Kathleen Dennett, R. N. North Franklin County Nurse Library Report To the Citizens of Jackman: We respectfully submit the following report for the year Number of daily sessions books were issued.. 95 Number of books issued during the year 2,827 Largest circulation for one month 326 Smallest circulation for one month 136 Average number issued in one day 29 Volumes added by gift and purchase 110 Amount spent for purchase of books $57.08 Volumes catalogued to date 3,030 Volumes mended 86 Volumes discarded 16 The Reader's Digest has been presented to the Library for two years, by Mrs. Maria Piel. LOUISE BARNEY, Librarian BEATRICE REED, Asst. Librarian

60 Plantation Clerk's Report RECORD OF BIRTHS January 11 Christine Erickson. January 16 Henry Louis Poulin. February 4 Wilfred James Sands. March 12 Ernest Patrick Gagnon. March 28 Mary Loretta Bisson. March 24 Irma Lee Holden. March 26 Theresa B. J. Ferland. April 14 Joseph Arthur R. Bolduc. May 6 Dorothy Ellen Pease. May 21 Mary Romona Genice Tessier. June 23 Mary Hazel Irene Boulette. June 29 Joseph Arthur Peter Francouer. July 4 Joseph Richard Harold Forgue. July 11 Joseph Phillip Leon Tournel. July 31 Lawrence Stanley Gaudet. August 29 John Spencer Smith. August 4 Mary S. E. Haggan. August 5 Nancy Holden. August 29 Philip Edward Palmer. August 31 James Omar Poulin. September 6 Albert Joseph Baillargeon. September 19 Sylvia M. Cyr. September 20 Joseph Rogers Paradis. September 27 Sidney Lee Doughty. October 1 Mary Jane Agnes Haggan. November 28.Joseph Henry Leo Veilleux. November 30 Joseph Alfred Amie Nadeau. December 15 Donald Frederick McEwen. December 30 Mary Patricia Shirley Larochelle. December 31 Ralph 0. Poulin Jr. RECORD OF DEATHS March 18 John F. Childs. March 20 Celestine Nadeau.

61 March 28 Mary Loretta Bisson. March 22 Glenn Wilson. April 5 Henry Louis Poulin. April 30 Jennie M. Newton. April 29 Walter L. Roberts. June 1 George Hudson. May 7 Sarah Wilson. June 17 Sister M. Gilbert, nee Marie Dusaud. June 26 Joseph H. Fortier. July 26 Mabel Ellen Lovejoy. July 27 Albert L. Clark. July 1 Edmund Perry. August 27 James White. August 28 Ernest Poulin. August 23 Phoebe Clark. August 23 Baby Clark. September 3 Elizabeth Parant September 11 Ogden Colby. October 17 Willis C. Nye. November 2 Mary Ann Giasson. Murphy. November 17 Gideon Joseph Rancourt. December 1 Frank Lanteigne. January 10 Eli Roderick. RECORD OF MARRIAGES May 14 Clayton Smyth, Edith Taylor. May 14 Ralph Poulin, Loretta Pouquette. May 9 Ludgar Gaburay, Rose Blais. June 5 Louis Poulin, Janette Cloutier. July 18 Amile Vermette, Bernadatta Tardiff. July 26 John Corson, Enid Humphreys. September 15 Frank Leon Greeley, Mable O'Neil. September 23 Ernest Hall, Angela M. Clukey. September 30 Lucien Rancourt, Alfredina Larochelle. October 1 Joseph W. Benasky, Adaline Veilleux. October 7 Charles Stroud, Lena Julian. February 10 Edward George Poulin, Irene Roy.

62 Warrant for Annual Plantation Meeting To Oscar M. Cooper, Constable lor the Plantation of Jackman: in the County of Somerset: Greetings:. In the name of the State of Maine you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of Jackman Plantation qualified by law to vote in plantation affairs to assemble at Jackman Town Hall, in said Jackman, on Monday, the 23rd day of March A. D. 1936, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following articles, Viz: Art. 1 To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting. Art. 2 To choose a plantation clerk, three assessors, three overseers of the poor, who shall also be known as mothers' aid and child guardianship, treasurer, auditor, one member of the school committee, fire warden, surveyor of wood and bark, and sealer of weights and measures. Art. 3 To elect a tax collector of town taxes, fix his compensation and it shall be understood that the person elected tax collector of town taxes will be required to make a full and complete settlement with Jackman Plantation not later then February 20, Art. 4 To elect an excise tax collector, fix his compensation, and it shall be understood that the person elected excise tar collector shall be required to deposit in the Guilford Trust Co., Jackman, Me., in the Jackman Plantation checking account monthly, all the excise tax money collected. Art. 5 (a) To see if the plantation will vote to authorize theassessors to appoint a Road Commissioner, fix his compensation and pass all votes respecting the same.

63 61 Art. 5 (b) To see if the plantation will vote to elect a roacl commissioner, fix his compensation and have it understood that a certain sum of common road money, shall be set aside for fall use after the patrol is taken off, if need be, and pass all votee respecting the same. Art. 6 To see if the plantation will vote to raise a sum of money for making and repairing highways and bridges, in said plantation and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $1, Art. 7 To see if the plantation will vote "yes" or "no" on the question of appropriating and raising money necessary to entitle the plantation to state aid, as provided in Section 19 of Chapter 25 of the Revised Statutes of 1916 and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 8 To see if the plantation will vote "yes" or "no" on the question of appropriating and raising money necessary to entitle the plantation to state aid on unimproved roads under the Patrol System, and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 9 To see if the plantation will appropriate and raise a sum of $ for the improvement of the section of state aid road as outlined in report of the State Highway Commission, in addition to the amount regularly raised for care of ways, highways and bridges. The above amount being the maximum which the plantation i6 allowed to raise under the provisions of Section 18, Chapter 25 of the Revised Statutes of 1916 and pass all vote6 respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 10 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for the repair of sidewalks for the ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $

64 62 Art. 11 To see if the plantation will vote to raise a sum of money for maintaining third class roads, and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 12 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for cutting bushes along the highways, and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 13 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for breaking snow roads for the ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 14 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise to pay plantation officers, fix their compensation and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 15 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for miscellaneous expenses for the ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 16 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for hydrant rental for the ensuing year, and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 17 To see what action the plantation will take relative to purchasing a farm to be used as a Poor Farm and to raise or hire money to pay for it, and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 18 To see what action the town will take relative to renting a farm for a term of years and raise or hire money for support of same.

65 Art. 19 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for the support of poor and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee. Art. 20 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for support of common schools for ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $3, Art. 21 To 6ee what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for the support of high schools for the ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $2, Art. 22 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for the purchase of text books for the ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 23 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise to pay a joint superintendent of schools for ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 24 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for the payment of insurance apparatus, and appliances for the ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 25 To 6ee what sum of money the plantation will voteto raise for school supplies for the ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 26 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for school house repairs for ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $

66 64 Art. 27 To see if the plantation will vote to raise the sum of $25.00 to help defray the graduating expenses of the class of 1936 of Jackman High School. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 28 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for the maintenance of Jackman Public Library and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 29 To see if the plantation will vote to elect one or more constables for ensuing year and fix their compensation and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 30 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for electric lights for streets, and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $1, Art. 31 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise for Mothers' Aid for ensuing year and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 32 To see if the plantation will vote to raise a sum of money to purchase the treasurer's and collector's bonds and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 33 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise to apply on the plantation debt and interest and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 34 To see if the plantation will vote to charge interest at the rate of 6% on all taxes paid after Sept. 1, 1936, and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee. Yes.

67 65 Art. 35 To see what action, if any, the plantation will take relative to authorize the assessors to take from all persons working for the plantation on twenty percent from plantation order, same to be applied on their taxes for the year 1936: Art. 36 To see if the plantation will vote "Yes" or "No" in regard to daylight saving time from April 26 to Sept. 27, 1936 and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee. Art. 37 To see if the plantation will vote to authorize the assessors to procure a temporary loan in anticipation of the taxes. Said loan and interest to be paid during the current municipal year from the tax receipts, if possible, and pass all votes respecting the same. Recommended by Budget Committee. Yes. Art. 3S To see if the town will vote to unite with other towns as authorized in Chapter 1, Section 91, Public Laws of 1933, for the purpose of securing a full time trained health service; and to raise a sum of money necessary for such union purposes and for other public health work. Recommended by Budget Committee, $ Art. 39 To see if the plantation will vote to put one coat of tar on Cook Street, and on the Nichols road, so called, as far as the bridge, and raise money for same. Art. 40 To see what sum of money the plantation will vote to raise and grant, to be expended through the agency of the Jackman Board of Trade, and used for advertising our Natural Resources, advantages and attractions, and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 41 To see if the Plantation will vote to accept the offer of T. W. Bartley to purchase the Plantation interest in the homestead of Ferdinas Pomerleau for the sum of $ Recommended by Budget Committee. Favorable.

68 66 Art. 42 To see if the plantation will vote to raise a determined sum of money to purchase the T. W. Bartley interest in the homestead of Ferdinas Pomerleau and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 43 To see what action the town will take in regard to raising a certain sum of money for a voting booth at Rockwood, paying ballot clerk and transportation to and from Rockwood, and pass all votes respecting the eame. Art. 44 To see if the plantation will vote to raise $ to purchase four acres of land for a gravel pit owned by Elzear Poulin and pass all votes respecting the eame. Art. 45 To see if the plantation will vote to purchase gravel at the Elzear Poulin Gravel Pit at eight cents per yard and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 46 To eee if the plantation wil vote to authorize the assessors to procure a loan of $500.00, if necessary, to buy land for road to airport, to meet government requirements, and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 47 To eee if the plantation will vote to pay 3% on all taxes paid on or before July 1st and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 48 To see if the plantation will vote to hire three trucks to haul gravel to fill in the driveways at the High School Building, raise neceseary money, and pass all votes respecting the same. Art. 49 To see if the plantation will vote to authorize the assessors to sell whatever property that has been deeded to the plantation for the support of the poor or has been taken by tax deeds, if they have the opportunity, and pass all votes respecting the same.

69 67 Art. 50 To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting, including the passing of any votes that may be considered necessary to carry into effect any vote passed under this warrant. The assessors hereby give notice that they will be in session in Jackman Town Hall on Monday the 23rd day of March, 1936, at S o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of correcting the list of voters. Given under OUT hands this sixth day of March, HARRY A. YOUNG PERCY L. COLBY ANTHONY A. GUAY Assessors of Jackman Pit. A true copy Attest: O. M. COOPER, Constable of Jackman Pit.