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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-01-01, Page 2'WUR^DAy» JOVAHX n, am 22 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE I /• ........ .................................. Treasurer’s Report for the Village of Exeter Receipts Cash Balance, December 31, 1929 BILLS PAYABLE Jan.-July, Henry Welsh ,.... Jan,-Aug., Jonathan Kydd ... Jan.-Aug., John L. Kydd ..... March 1, Mrs. Ada Down ..... March 1, J, W. Down ........... June 2, Andrew Hamilton ... June 2» Mrs. Eliza Jones June 2, Archie Rycfcman ..... June-July, Wm. J. Ryckman July 17, Mrs- R. N- Creech ..... Sept.-Oct., Canadian Bank, of Commerce 1% Resident Taxes ., Street Watering Arrears of Taxes Dog Tax ............. 'V 22,100.00 33,562.08 '534.35 3,247,72 ,90.00 >* • LICENSES Dec. 11, Win. Levett for 1929, 1930 ... „ LOANS 'Oct. 30, Exeter, P. IL Com. Hydro Debentures Dec. 15, Exeter P. U". C., W. W- Debentures.. •>30.00 1,419.05 401.22 lr820 27 mSCELLANEOUS Feb. 9, I. O. O. F., walk .............-.................. May 26, Luther Rowcliffe, tile .................... June 6, IM'r. Layton, tils-,.............................. Sept. 29, Henry Boyce, tile ........................... Oct. 18, Dominion Gov., booth rent ............ Nov. 18, Board of Education, tile .............. . Nov. 26, Village of Brussels, Cal. chloride- John Morley, tile .............. Benson Tuckey, earth ..... ................ Mrs. Louisa Westlake, tile .............. B. M. Francis, tile ............................. Mrs. Annie McTaggart, walk .......... 8, Samuel Preszeator, walk ............... Exeter P. U. C„ J. Norry’s time ...... Richard Hunter, tile .... 11, Fred W. Bawden, tile County of Huron, labor 12, Richard Murphy, rent of scales .... Win. Oke, estate, cutting weeds ........ 1'3, Jno. Ward, tile ................................. R. G. Seldon, sale and rent of ground Traquair & Lindenfield, tile ............ •Miss Maud Horton, walk .................... 15, Peter Eisenbach, Cal. Chloride ....... W. T. Gillespie, tile ............................. Exeter P. U. C., W. J. Bissett’s time.. Pec- Dec. Dec, Dec. Dec. June 3, W. J. Bissel't POLL TAX -♦< f I 544.30 18.00 X Expenditures Jppie-Dec., B* W» F. Beavers, supplies June 2, B. W, Tuckey, draying . .........june 16, Traquair & Liudenfield, 'Supplies „ June 16, Winer Bros,, draying ..................... July 7, E. A* Edwards, cedar pester July 7, Thos. Cornish, labor Win, Baker, labor .................... Alywin Dayman, labor ....... Theodore Waiper, team labor ........... Ed. Heideman, labor July-rSepU Harry Smith, labor .................... July 7, Wm. Vale, labor-.... ............................ July-Nov,* James Green, labor ...................... July 7, Wm- Frayno, labor ...................... July-Nov,, Ralph Batten, draying gravel July 17, Fred C. Johns, draying gravel July-Dec., R. G. fieldop, ............. ................ July 17, John Hunter ................................. July-iSepta Samuel Freggcator, labor ........... July 17, Thos. Elliott, labor . ......................... Jan.i-Dec., Fred Bloomfield, team labor Jan.-Dec,, Wm. Johns, team labor Jan.-July, John Hunkin, labqr Jan,-Feb., Lloyd Fraser, labor ..................... Jan. 13, Carman Doupe, labor ................... . Jan.-Dec,, Russel} Moore, labor ......... ........... Jan. 13, John Stire, labor .............................. Jan,-May, Henry Green, labor ....................... Jan.-Aug., Norman McDonald, labor ..... ...... Jan.-June, Ed. Penliale, labor ...................... Jan.-Nov., Thos. Webster, labor Jap. 13, Sidney Sanders, labor ...................... Jan,-Dec,, Wm. ’Collingwood, labor ................ Jan.-Dec,, peter Coleman, team labor Jan. 13, L, Day Jr., team labor .................... Jan.-Nov,, R. E. Davis, team labor .................* Jan.-June, Robert Brooks, team labor ........ Jan, 13, G, J.'Dow, team labor Jan. 1J3, Thos. Collingwood, labor ... Jan.rSept., Qeo. Smith, labor Jan, 13, Jos. Stacey, team labor Jan.-April, C. N. Railway, freight . Feb.-May, National Sewer Pipe Co,, pipe Feb.-iJune, J-ohn Nortl|cotts# labor ............ Feb.-Oct., Thos. Houlden, labor .............. Feb, 3, W, Reid, labor ............................... Feb.-Oct., John Norry, labor Feb.-Oct., Hillery Horton, repairs March 1, David Tiernan, cement .............. ’'March-July, Ed. Coombes, labor’ .... .... March 3, Jno. Chambers, labor ................ March-May, Laverne Brimaconfbe, labor March-May, Arthur Little, labor .............. March 3, Wm. Smith, labor....................... March-April, J, W. Brown, labor ............. July 7, 17, Wm. Blaney, labor,................. Aug. 5, Fred Wells, labor ........ ... Aug. 18, Arthur Jones, repairs & supplies .. Aug.-Nov., Chas. E. Stephen, draying ........ Aug.-Dec., Ross Taylor Co, lumber....... ........ Sept. 15, The Barrett Co, Tarvia .................. Oct. 6, 20, Dominion R. M. Co., grader blades Oct. 6, H, Bierling, nails ................................ Oct. 6, Jas. Parsons, labor .............................. Oct.-Dec., Earnest Collingwood, labor .......... Oct. 20, Fred Kerr, tile ................................... Nov. 3, Samuel Bradt, labor ................... Nov. 3, David Kirk, labor ............................... Nov. *3, Jos. Senior, freight’ ..................... Dec. 1, S. L. V. Cann, repairs account ..... . James Weeks, cutting tile ................ Preston Dearing, gravel & team labor R. D. Mousseau, repairs .................... Dec. 15, G. A. Hawkins, supplies ................. Ed. Treble, repairs .............................. Peter Whitlock, sand .......................... H. W, Doerr, posts ............................. R. R. Skinner, gravel .................. • ■*»T ELECTION January, Davis, Sidney, D.R.0. ............; Carling, W. ,J., Poll Clerk ......... Handfprd, Alice, booth .......... Murphy, Richard H./D.’R.O. ...... Heywood, Elsi, Poll Clerk ......... Geo. E. Anderson, D.R.O............. Gambrill. Alfred H., Poll Clerk ' r Medd, W. G., booth .................... Welsh, Richard, D.R.O................. Kydd, John L., Poll Clerk ......... Weingarden, George, booth ....... 4.00 4.00 2.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 • 4.00 2.00 4.00 4.00 2.00 STREET WATERING July 17, Gordon Young, Catchup Chloride .... June 6, P, U. Commission, water ................. —r—- LAW COSTS Jan. 13, Carling & Morley ..................... 38.00 BILLS PAYABLE Dec. 9, Henry Welsh ..................................... Jonathan Kycld ................ - John L. Kydd ..................................... Mrs. Ada Down. .................................. J. W. Down .....................................- Andrew Hamilton ............................ Mrs. Eliza Jones ..................... ......... Archie Ryckman ..................... Win. J. Ryckman ............................... Mrs- R. N. Creech ............................ Canadian Bank of Commerce ......... t 3,000.00 1,700.00 2,400.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 10,000.00 CHARITY Jan. 13, Jones & May, supplies for needy-...... Feb.-March, Mrs. E. J. Christie, coal, needy .. Feb. 3, Sidney Davis, supplies for needy ..... March-Sept., W. J. Bissett, meals for tramps April 7, John iStanbury, supplies for needy .. July-Sept., Ed. Lowry, meals,and lodging .... SCHOOL PURPOSES June-Dec., Miss IC. MacFaul, Treas. S. Board Dec. 1, George Mawson, auditor ................. • Thos. Collingwood, Truant Officer .... 25,100.00 SALARIES .Jan.-Nov., W. J. Bissett ...... ................. J&iV.-pec., Joseph Senior ........................ Jan.-Dec., Geo. Mawson, auditor ........... iMay 5, Richard Hunter, assessor ......... Nov.-Dec., Jno. Norry ............................ Dec. 1, Councillor Eierling .................... Councillor Grieve ........................ Councillor Rivers ......................... Councillor Rowcliffe .................. Reeve B. M. Francis ...... x.t. (1,849.20 PRINTING, POSTAGE AND ADVERTISING 67.50 159.84 1.5 0 5.00 Jan.-Sept.., The Wickwire Press, ptg. & sup. April-Sept., Times-Acivocate, ptg. & supplies May 5, May 5, Richard Hunter, postage Jos. Senfo'i>postage ......... 233.84 INTEREST Henry Welsh, loan....................... Jonathan Kydd, loan .........■. John L. Kydd, loan ........................ Mrs. Ada Down, loan ..................... J. W. Down, lean ......... Andrew Hamilton, loan ................. Mrs. Eliza Jones, loan ................... Archie Ryckman, loan ............... Wm. J. Ryckman, loan ................. Mrs. R. N. Crnccli, loan ................ Canadian Bank of Commerce, loan Nov. 11, Executors -of C, Prior, estate ..... Dec. 9,114,52 58.09 ■ 70.55 41.92 41.92 26.99 26.99 26.99 43.43 20.69 98.35 7,07 577,51 roads and bridges March-Dec., Mio. Parsons, labor ........... March-July, Thos, Dunkin,, labor ........... March 3, Geoffrey Fisher, labor ............. March-Nov., Jonathan Kydd, team labor April-Dec., W..G. Simmons, repairs April-Aug., Thos. Flynn, labor*........ April 21, Jolin Ford, labor .............. April-Sept,, William Winer, labor April-June, Clifford Mitchell, labor . April-Sept., Earl Little, labor ......... April-July, Garfield Stanlafce, labor April-July, James Hogget,. labor..... May-Sept., W. T. Gillespie, draying May 5, George Grant, telegram..... . May 19, "Thos. Harvey, team labor ».< '4- .1 15 6.75 34.20 J 1.00 • 22.25 11.40 22.00 1.50 96.75 44.55 49.05 5.55 83,30 44.90 ,66 3.30 84.95 . 7.50 5.515 13.00 J96.1O 6.60 4.20.* : - 'tt. .5.00 11.00 l”. f t;,,50 46.05 « *1 . 5 •; 3.00 5’5.50 8.76 130.47 29.40 188.95 1.25 7,20 .60 — * 80.00 283.70 10,15 S* -A >- 4.38 .75 24,48 3.88 ■ W1. A. 2.58 15.50, 28.60 67.65 3.00 A 362.50 ?• 106.91 6,00 87.31 29.26 3.50 1.00 ■53.88 5.50 101.83 .. ! 743.31 i ,’X .78.70 6.50 .50 7' ‘ 188.58 . 0 * *T I Vf 4 1,060.90 25.00 1,085.90 i 2.61 32.60 ■ 4.75 12.65 4.00 ---4,50 9,980.00 10.00 10.00 DEBENTURES & COUPONS March-Nov., By-Law No. 7, 1911 .................. March 25, By-Law, Nc- 7, 1928 .................... June-Nov., By-Law Ng. 4, 1919 .................... July 2, By-Law No. 13, 1915 .................. Aug.-Oct., By-Law No. 8, ,1912 ...................... Oct.-Nov., By-Law No. 4, 1920 ................... Oct.-Nov., By-Law No. 5, 1920 ...................... By-Law No. 5, 1922 ............ ................ By-Law NO. 14, 1915 .......................... FIRE PROTECTION Jan. 13, Chamber Bros., repairs F. Truck .... Feb. 3, Mrs. E. J. Christies coal ..................... March 3, H. T. Rowe, coal ...........1.................. April 11, Dept. Highways, license truck ..... . June 2, T. Houlden, attention pump ............ June 2, .John Hunkin, auto hire ............ Sept.-Dec., P. U. Commission water ............... Dec. 1, Geo. E. Anderson, sec. Fire Dept.......Dec. 7, John L. Kydd, rent of land ................ Dec. 15, S. Chambers, labor & supplies ........ Dec. 15, W. J. Beer, batteries .................. •Jit u ’ " street Lighting Jan.-Dec., Exeter P. U. Commission ....... TOWN HALL 61.11 A 401.24 882.56 2.490.61 674.40 320.97 785.10 1.484.62 7.9.5.99 1,419.06 9,254.55 2.00 18.30 15.00 2.00 2.00 .50 1,250.00 265.00 5.00 7.15 21.00 ’ 1,587.95 1,899.00 Jan.-Dec<> Hydro Electric, lights .»L.33.86 Jan. 13, Jones & (May, supplies ................1.55 Feb. 3, Mrs. E. J. Christie, coal ..............70.75 March 3, 11. T. Rowe, coal .......................16.65 March-Dec., R. G. Seldon, coal ............40.50 March-Oct., Jonathan Kydd ......................20.00 March 17, J-os. Senior, Insurance .............11.80 May-Dec., Wm. Collingwood,, labor .......... May-Dec., Grigg Stationery'Co., supplies ... Juno 2, B. W. F. Reavers, supplies ........... Sept, 15, Ernest Elliott,*Insurance .............May-Oct?, L. Day & Son, flowers and labor Dec. 1’5. Exeter P. V. Coni., water............. Melville & Simmons, repairs ........... COUNTS' RATE • Dec. 9,, County Levy ................................ MISCELLANEOUS Jan.-April, Chamber Bros., bell ringing ...... Jan.-Lee., Jos. Senior ........................ 13 3 6 15. 15 2 5 00 05 .10 60 70 48 50 256.54 jf. Jan. ng, j, w» Powell, ciewers............... Jan.-July, Municipal World, copies .......... Jan,-Dec., Bell Telephone, Bissett’s <& Worry's March 17, R, G. Sdldon, Asricut Fair grant S. R. Hart £ Co., Ltd........................... April 7, J. G. Stanbury, Horticultural grant The Bank of Montreal, box rent..... . April-Oct., W. J. Bissett, meals for trumps,. April 7, Thos., Houldaii, phone rent........ April 21, Muir, Cap & Regalia Co., police .... . May-Dec., Emerson Cornish, bell ringing...... May-Oct., Richard. Hunter, assessor May 24, C. P. Harvey Es., cheque not accept June ?, W, W. Taman, plotlies for constable.. Sevurne Winer, auto hire .................... July 7, R. A, Goetz, treas. Dashwood band., T. Cornish, labor dump ground Burton Preszcator, night watch ........ Aug. 17, Flaxton Hueston Co., insurance .... Aug. 18, Carling & Morley bond ..................... The Wisely Bragg Co, ......... R, J. Lowell, Co., stationery supplies.. Oct. 20, Boss & Braziers ............. ........ Oct. 20, B. M- Francis, selecting furors Nev. 3, Geo, M, Lawson, messages ................. DJck’s Flower Shop, wreath ............„ 'S. Martin & Son, supplies ..... ...... Thos. Webster, constable .............. Burton Preszcator, ditto ................... Harry Parsons, ditto ...... ...... Nov. 19, Cunningham & Pryde, inscriptions Dec. 1, Thos. Collingwood, constable ............ R. N. Creech, Div. Court Clerk & Bailiff fees Dec. 12, C. B. of Commerce, exchange Dec~15, Hydro Electric P. Com., Toronto .... Theo. Walppr, Dashwood band Hillery Horton, trophies repaired .... Harry Elworthy, error in tax ..... BOARD OF HEALTH June-Dec., Dr- Fletcher, supplies & salary Nev. 3, W. S. Howey, fumigator ..... . Dec. 1, Ed. Treble, chairman ... Dec, 9, Jos. Senior, secretary w CLOCK LIGHTING Jan.-Dec., Exeter P. U. Commission CEMETER^ ..............<‘7.......... LIBRARY / Jan.-Dec., Hydro Eectric, lights ’.................... Feb. 3, Mrs. E. J. Christie, cogl .................... C. L. Wilson, broom ............................. Feb.-Dec., Wm. Collingwood ........................ Feb.-May, Traquair & Lindenfield, supplies .. March-Dec., Grigg Stationery Co., books ...... > Jan.-Dec., Mrs. M. E. Gidley, Librarian ........ April 21, H. T. Rowe, coal ..........♦........ May 5', Wickwire press, supplies .................. July 12, John Hunter, repairs ...................... Aug. 18, R. G. Seldon, coal ........:.................. Nov. 19, J. S. JStewai't. supplies .................... Dec. J|.5, B, W. F. Beavers, supplies................ Exeter P. U. Com., water .................. G. A. HaVkins, supplies ...................... A. Allison .................................... Paid from taxes 10.00 31.00 30.18 100,00 20,85- 75,00 3.00 8.65 24.60- 4.03 76.50 19,00 64.57 45.00 6,00 20.00 90,00 3.00 90.00 8.00 1,00 13,16 26.50 4,00 1.3Q 10,00 2,55 2.00 2.00 2.00 4.00 2.00 64.00 1.08 4.26 10.00 12.00 4.40 .....„! 7.5.00 10.40 10.00 5,00 > 22.54 84.15 .60 64.50 6.75 241.40 300.00 31.00 3. '50 6.75 107.75 . 6.98 8.80 2.48- .95 7.00 Recapitulation Receipts Cash Balance brought forward .................... .Bills Payable .......................... Resident’ Taxes ....................................:............. Street Watering ................................................ Arrears in Taxes .............................................. Dog Tax ..... Licenses ..... . Loans ....... Miscellaneous Poll Tax .... Total Cash Received .........................xs Expenditures Election ................................................. Bills Payable ............................. .......... Salaries ...................................... ............ Printing, Postage and Advertising Interest ................................................... Roads and Bridges ............................... Street Watering .. Law Costs ........... Charity .................. School Purposes <....... . Debentures and Coupons Fire Protection .............. Street Lighting .............. Town Hall ..... ................ County Rate ............. ...... Miscellaneous.................... Library ....................... ...... Board of Health ........sK..., Clock Lighting ............... Cemetery ........................... Total Expenditures , Total Receipts ...... Debit Balance WINS CHRISTMAS CAKE, Mr. E. J. Wethey, principal of the Exeter High School, was the lucky winner of a nice.Chrdstmas cake from Grant’s bakery the result df register ing the closet guess on a large loaf of bread which was oh exhibition for some time before Christinas. There were over 300 guesses. Mr. Wethey's guess was 8 lbs. 10%oz. he being just a, fraction of an ounce out/ Mrs. Dr?c. H. Burrett, Mitchell, died recently after an illness of over a years duration. She was a former school teacher and niost of her life was spent in Mitchell, John Tyler, well known resident of St Marys passed, away recently, in t. ...p ■P I" 5 1,085.1$* 100.40’ 34.31 8.00 i f 895.15* 62,812.13 63,730.27 62,812.13 his 59th year. Mr. Tyler had beenf in poor health for a little over two1* weeks. Au operation was perfonne®. for some inward trouble but he fail ed to' recover in his weakened con dition. In 1911 he married Miss Alina C. Smith and after farming fop several years they moved t<? St<- iM’arys two years ago. Richard Smith of, Bayfield, died Monday afternoon of last week. The deceased was carrier for two mail' routes running out of Bayfield but for the past year had not' been doing the work owing to illness. He was- in his 67th year. Besides his bereav ed widow he is survived by two sons-. Roy, of Stanley township and .Lind say at heme. Suffered From Heart Trouble became Weak and Run Down^ Mrs. Wm. Diotte, Glensandfield, Ont., wiles For a long period I suffered from heart trouble, an£ became very weak and run down. I tried various, remedies, but. they did me no good. ‘"One day I met a friend and told, hot of my trouble. She said she had had heart trouble for two years lop. but after using Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills for a . short time she had been relieved of her trouble, I got two boxes, and after faking them I was again” feeling fme, and always iijommend H. and N. Fillet to anyhno complaining ofn<eart trouble.” Sold at atl drug and general stores, or mailed direct oft receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Ltd;., Toronto, Ont. / *