School Committee Holds Final Session of Fiscal Year
The School Committee met last evening for the final session of the year with members present including Secretary Phili Dr. H. W. OChard, Dr. Hasbrouck, A. P. Nerone, President W. BR. Trotter, H. H. Shepard, Dr. W. Fred Williams, and Superintendent John P. Reynolds. Reynolds read his 26th annual report urging retardation teacher, reopening Franklin Street School, and higher teacher salaries amid high living costs.
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Phili
H. W. Ochard
O. Hasbrouck
A. P. Nerone
W. BR. Trotter
H.H Shepard
W. Fred Williams
John P. Reynolds
Reynolds
Franklin Street
A. L Williams
Colé Memorial High School
M. Maude Morton
J. H. Bailey, Jr
J. H. Morriesey
Committee On
William R. Trotter
Atention
Republican caucus victory keeps Franklin as Tax Assessor
In a heated Republican caucus, the National India Rubber Company backed James W. Franklin over Charles F. Dimond to retain the Tax Assessor post. About 800 voters crowded the hall as ballots numbered 99 in total with Franklin 227 to Dimond 172, a 65 vote margin. The balloting, conducted amid tight security, saw cross-party voting and a split slate with committees naming Franklin’s supporters. The result preserves Franklin on the ballot for the Democratic caucus Thursday.
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National India Rubber Company
James W. Branklin
Republican Town Committee
Republican Lawn Committee
Franklin
Charles F. Dimond
Rubber Company
Rnubber’ Works
Frank H. Hammill
J F. Peckham, Jr
Frank C. Child
Peckham
Herbert E. Strong
Col
Merron A. Cheesman
Dimond
National India Robber Company
H. E. Strong
F. B. Wilson
Checks Convenience By Keeping Money In the Bank
A bank promotes the use of check accounts for convenience by storing money, paying most bills by check, and using checks as a clear record of transactions. It highlights that paid checks serve as receipts and that the bank offers its services and facilities to customers.
Weathering a mixed storm with snow wind and hail
The Friday night storm brought about three to four inches of snow, followed by Saturday morning’s mix of rain hail and more snow. Highway Surveyor L H Callan led snow removal with an old road scraper to clear sidewalks and open gutters on main streets. Saturday night cooled and sparked local youth to coast on the snow crust.
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L H.callan
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