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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
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GC 974.202 B26AR, 1878-1880
ANNUAL
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER,
AND
COLLECTOR,
OF THE
OWN OF
ARNSTEAD,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING MARCH 1ST,
1878.
ROCHESTER: COURIER BOOK, CARD AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING OFFICE. 1878.
Allen County Public Library
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
Taxes Assessed for the Year are as follows.
State tax,
1208 00
County tax,
1515 27
Town tax,
7518 40
School tax,
1400 00
Tax on dogs,
106 00
School-house tax, Dist. No. 2,
52 02
66
11,
358 94
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15,
73 11
$12,231 74
Selectmen in acct. with Town of Barnstead. DR.
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To cash rec'd of county of Belknap, 279 61
Railroad tax,
7 48
Literary Fund,
119 97
Savings Bank tax,
836 69
Town of Sutton,
20 25
Wm. A. Jenkins,
10 00
Cash hired,
18,446 90
$19,720 90
CR. By cash paid Eli H. Foss, Town Treas'r,as per receipts. Receipts, 19,720 90
Eli H. Foss, Treasurer, To amt. in Treasury, March 1, 1877, Cash rec'd from collectors' lists, 1874-5-6 & 7,
DR.
1071 83
12,550 00
School Dist. No. 7, 1876,
17 17
No. 1,'76,
110 70
No. 2, '77,
29 00
No. 3, '76,
33 52
No. 11, '77,
350 00
No. 15, '77,
45 00
Selectmen,
19,720 90
$33,928 12
Expenditures for the Year 1877. Damage on Sheep.
Paid John W. Ham,
10 00
James M. Pickering,
14 00
Samuel H. Chase, 5 00
John Berry,
10 50
David Drew,
24 00
Warren Hall,
3 00
Lucy Locke,
4 00
O. A. Dennett,
6 00
Ezekiel Ball.
3 00
$79 50
Repairs on Bridges.
Paid Oscar Foss, lumber and labor on bridges, Geo. L. Hall, labor and lumber, 37 00
93 32
O. H. P. Young, labor on bridge, 6 00
John H. Jenkins, 6 00
Walter M. Avery, nails, 1 06
3
Paid Joseph P. Blaisdell, labor on bridge, 6 00
Jonathan Pickering, lumber aud labor, 3 00
George Colbath, bridge plank, 2 25
J. B. Chesley, lumber and labor on bridges, 12 04 Sam'l P. Eaton, labor on bridge, 2 50
Ezekiel Babb, lumber and labor on bridge,
1 00
J. L. Piper and others, labor on bridge, Dist. No. 1, 61 47
George W. Ayers, bridge plank, No. 11, 8 90
Lyman H. Jenkins, bridge timber, 45 46
David P. Davis, labor on bridge, 2 50
11 88
Ira L. Berry, labor on bridges, 18 00
Chas. H. Pickering, labor on bridge,
1 50
M. V. B. Nutter, bridge plank,
3 00
H. G. Willey, labor on bridge, 8 37
Joseph Nutter, bridge plank, 4 68
Thomas K. Proctor, 21 70
Eli H. Foss, iron for bridge,
2 00
Sam'l A. Hodgdon, material and labor,
10 40
Timothy Emerson, labor on bridge
75
Samson B. Locke,, lumber and labor,
3 74
John L. Nutter
1 25
Cyrus W. Blanchard, nails, &c.,
78
Wm. A. Jenkins, lumber for bridge,
20 52
Lyman H. Jenkins, bridge plank, 4 96
John K. Ayers, bridge covering, Dist. No. 1, 5 00
$407 03
Support of Poor.
Paid R. C. Palmer, aid to Mrs. Fisk, 20 25
R. P. T. Green, aid to Mrs. Drew, 21 00
E. B. Buxton, med. aid to Burroughs family, 55 35
L. J. Young, aiding Burroughs family, 20 00
Sarah A. Pendergast, aiding 12 00
Albert F. Tasker, 66 41 85
Wm. Proctor, lumber and labor on bridge,
4
Paid Mrs. Albert Davis, aiding Burroughs fam'y, 25 00 Sarah A. Young, 17 98
Walter M. Avery, 20 72
Mrs. W. P. Gray, 11 00
Wm. H. Shackford, 18 22
Albert F. Shackford, 28 99
Eli H. Foss, aid to S. P. Hoyt, 42 00
E. B. Buxton, med. aid “ 1 00
Jesse Downs, board of Mrs. Chamberlin, 7 50
$342 86
School House Taxes,
Paid John L. Piper, Dist. No. 3, 1876, 33 52
Samson H. Babb, Dist. No. 7, '76, 17 17
Mark Walker & G. F. Sanders, Dist. No. 1, '76, 110 70
Charles H. Pickering, Dist. No. 11, 350 00
Chas. S. George & J. L. Nutter, Dist. No.15, 45 00
Edward J. Locke, Dist. No. 2, 29 00
$585 39
Breaking Roads.
Paid Dist. No. 1, John L. Piper, agent, 71 83
2, Thomas K. Proctor, 94 33
3, Charles S. Grace, 34 82
4, Edward J. Locke,
117 56
... 5, Geo. F. Sanders,
152 49
6, David Drew, 66
84 58
7, Joseph Canney,
51 45
66
8, Stephen B. Berry,
139 73
9, Woodbury Munsey, 66
57 11
10, Samson B. Locke, 66
96 94
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Paid Dist. No. 11, Chas. H. Pickering, agent, 45 45
7 46
13, Nath'l Aikins, 22 20
14, Furber Keniston,
48 54
66
15, Nathaniel Aikins, 6
36 22
66
16, Wm. S. Nutter,
30 75
66
17, John H. Bartlett,
72 36
66
18, Nath'l Hanson,
68 77
19, Levi H. Hanson, 20, Eben Hanson,
41 93
66
21 68
66
22, Timothy Emerson,
53 92.
23, John H. Jenkins,
19 72
24, John O. Kenison,
66
145 22
25, David G. Chesley,
11 00
66
26, John S. Thyng,
29 44
27, Chas. F. Emerson,
64 43
28, Frank S. Jenkins,
54 06
66
29, Samuel P. Eaton,
40 57
30, Wm. Ricker,
18 26
31, John C. Willey,
36 30
66
32, Benj. F. Chesley.
40 39
66
34, John Jones,
66
89 95
35, John B. Chesley,
25 12
36, Josiah D. Marshall,
79 24
37, Acanthus Young,
75 95
66
38, Warren Hall,
52 31
39, H. G. Willey,
66
57 51
40, Ezekiel Babb.
38 11
41, Rufus S. Foss.
69 81
42, Wm. A. Jenkins,
66
16 10
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43, David E. Avery,
20 .59
45, O. H. P. Young,
19 26
$2505 45
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12, Jacob Aikins,
66
73 92
21, Isaac H. Clark,
33, Josepb C. Osborn,
78 07
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State and County Tax.
Paid State tax, County tax,
1208 00
1515 27
$2723 27
Schools.
Paid Dist. No. 1, James R. Berry,
agent, 108 83
66
2, Edward J. Locke,
104 49
3, John F. Ayers, 139 69
4, Isaac Chesley,
90 78
5, Horace N. Colbath,
117 78
66
7, Hiram T. Pitman,
94 83
8, Paul J. Canney.
76 73
9, John H. Clough,
138 88
66
10, Timothy Emerson,
66
123 23
66
11, Thomas S. Straw,
94 49
12, Wm. A. Jenkins,
66
136 12
13, Charles Roberts,
66
107 10
14, Calvin D. Garland,
66
142 67
66
15, Frank O. George, 16, H. G. Willey,
103 86
$1686 05
Officers' Salaries.
Paid Albert F. Shackford, services as Town Clerk, 45 00 Enos George, services as S. S. Committee, 55 00
Eli H. Foss. Treasurer, 40 00
Jos. D. Proctor, " in part as Coll'r, '77, Ira L. Berry, " as Selectman,
100 00
104 00
George L. Hall, " 85 00
106 57
H. G. Willey, 66 82 00 .€
$511 00
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Miscellaneous,
Paid D. T. Neal & Co., printing reports, 1876, 18 50 B. W. Sanborn, & Co., books and stationery, 17 50
Acanthus Young, Auditor, '76, 4 00
Henry W. George, labor on Lord hill, '76, 7 50
Chas. S. George, Auditor, '76, 4 00
H. G. Willey, labor on Lord hill, '76, 1 25
Wm. Ricker, heirs, repairs on road, '76, 66
1 50
John Jones, 3 59
Albion P. Nutter, overtax, '76, 1 54
James H. Colbath, damage on plow, '76, 4 00
Chas. A. Hodgdon, abatement, horse lost, '76, 54 D. F. Glidden, break'g roads Dist. No.28, '76, 2 40 Noble Sackett, 66 24, " 1 50
Eliza Bunker,
36, " 1 05
Asa L Holmes, damage on horse, '75, 2 00
Horace N. Colbath, error on tax, '76, 12 47
John B. Chesley, labor on road, No. 35, '76, 3 10
Dr. M. Walker, return of births and deaths, 3 00
Albert F. Shackford, taking affidavits, &c., 2 10
Lewis W. Clark, legal advice, 2 00
Nath'l Aikins, repairs on road, Dist. 13, 5 60
Wm. Rogers, mistake on poll tax, 2 25
Seth Shackford, damage to horse, 25 00
Lewis A. Hill, damage to carriage, 3 50
Mrs. H. N. Young, abatement Acanthus Young's poll tax, 2 25
Stearns & Stevens, abatement, 2 00
Oscar Foss, police services, 1876-7, 8 00
Alfred Bunker, labor on road, Dist. 40, 8 75
Ezekiel Babb, repairing J. Gardner's wagon, 10 00 David L. Aikins, labor on road, Dist. 12, 31 89
Woodbury Munsey, 9, 1 50
James H. Colbath, 66
17, 2 50
Samson H. Babb, 43, 1 60
John Pendergast, Parsonage fund at Centre, 1873-4-5 & 6, 32 40
T. S. Dow, abatement on horse lost, 1 12
8
Paid O. H. P. Young, police services, 1876-7, 8 00
John B. Chesley, labor on road, Dist. 35, 17 50
James L. Foss, 15, 7 50
B. F. Chesley, 32, 10 51
D. N. Sackett, abatement on horse lost, 1 46
Orrin C. Pitman, overwork on road, 100
Ira L. Berry, labor on road, 8 00
Ira L. Berry, services and money paid out perambulating town lines, 13 25
George Tuttle, abatement on cow lost, 78
H. A. Tuttle, damage to wagon, 8 00
E. H. Woodman, legal advice, 3 00
Geo. L. Hall, services and money paid out perambulating town lines, 7 00
James Locke, providing watering trough, Geo. A. Hall, 3 00
3 00
John L. Piper, 3 00
Frank O. M. Tebbetts, 3 00
J. D. Proctor, bal. services Coll'r', '75, 35 00
Seth Shackford, labor on road, Dist 15, 4 50
H. G. Willey, services, and money paid out perambulating town lines, 8 38
Joseph A. Davis, labor on road, Dist. 15,
2 22
E. M. Emerson, abatement on horse lost, 1 92
Jesse Downs, labor on road, Dist. 35, 17 35
Furber Keniston, abatement, horse lost, 45
C. D. Garland, labor on road, Dist. 31, 3 00
H. H. Young, 27,
13 00
O. A. Dennett, ..
34, 19 88
Moses J. Canney, 16, 8 95
Eli H. Foss, cleaning town house, 1 00
Almira Grieves, overtax, 2 00
Chas. Bachelder, damage to carriage,
3 00
Sam'l A. Hodgdon, labor on road, Dist. 4,
3 75
Timothy Emerson, 22,
6 64
Stephen B. Berry, 66
8, 3 75
Samson B. Locke, ..
10,
5 62
Hiram D. Otis, abatement of tax, 5 32
John L. Nutter, repairs on road, 1 80
9
Paid Geo. F. Sanders, Parsonage fund, North, '77, 8 64 D. E. Avery, repairs on road, Dist. 43, 13 80
Jefferson Chesley, abatement poll tax, '77, 2 25
G. F. Kenison, abatement 2 25
John F. Tebbetts, labor on road, Dist. 1, 1 06
John L. Piper, 2 50
Sam'l Winkley, heirs, abatement, horse lost, 1 00
Sam'l H. Clark, abatement poll tax. '77, 2 25
Isaac Garland, abatement, horse lost, 1 46
Thomas Cogswell, legal advice, 1 00
Aaron W. Hanscom, labor on road, Dist. 7, 2 50
Geo. L. Hall, abatement on cow lost, 68
Selectmen, money paid for bounties, 9 30
Chas. Worcester, labor on road. Dist. 14, 6 00
A. F. Shackford, horse lost, 56
Horace Walker, providing watering trough, 3 00
N. S. Nutter, parsonage fund at Parade, 17 28
Frank O. George, labor on road, Dist. 40, 4 37
Win. A. Jenkins, assistant agent, '71, 10 00
Ira L. Berry, team and expenses out of town, 19 25 do. stationery, 2 75
do. taking affidavits and certificates in pauper case», 3 00
John K. Ayers, abatement on horse lost, 45
Sam'l P. Eaton, overtax, '76, 1 54
John H. Knowles, abatement on ox lost, 92
Sam'l B. Knowles, providing water'g trough, 3 00
$598 24
The abatements on Joseph D. Proctor's lists of 1874-5-6 & 7, amounting to $191 72, were made to him on the Selectmen's book, on settlement.
NOTES AND INTEREST.
Paid Charles B. Hill, note and interest, 209 82 Joshua W. Ayers, notes 3615 50
Andrew B. Hill, note 66 81 48
10
Paid David B. Davis, note and interest,
53 15
Loammi Green, 66
66
706 62
Dennis Babb's heirs, note
81 22
Enos G. Edgerly, notes 66
664 76
Eliza Tasker, note
66
534 40
Mary E. Huse, note
348 02
Eugene F. Goodwin, note
55 14
Stephen Leavitt's heirs " 66
394 84
Electa A. Holmes, notes
66
1055 29
Nellie S. Foss,
66
234 88
Ellen A. Ham, note
66
352 26
Sarah C. Cilley,
222 06
Sarah P. Garland,
187 00
Albert M. Wentworth "
2819 33
Arianna C. Berry, interest on note,
25 00
Aaron W. Foss, notes and interest,
4329 90
Samuel Welch, interest on note,
150 00
Clark Swain's heirs, note and interest,
131 63
Martin V. B. Lang
621 95
Mary A. Lang,
372 93
Mary Hodgdon, notes 66
261 32
Sarah Whittier, notes 66
1155 00
Aaron C. Merrill, end. on note,
60 00
Oliver M. Swain
95 16
Mary D. Garland, notes and interest, 400 22
North Barnstead sewing society, interest, 6 00
Lyman Parsons, note and interest, 372 84
Henry Chesley, interest on note, 6 00
Helen M. Drew, note and interest,
545 26
$20,148 98
SUMMARY.
Damage on Sheep. 79 50
Repairs on Bridges,
407 03
Support of Poor,
342 86
School House Taxes,
585 40
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Breaking Roads,
2505 45
State and County Taxes,
2723 27
Schools,
1686 05
Officers' Salaries,
511 00
Miscellaneous,
598 24
Notes and Interest,
20,148 98
$29,587,78
Cash in Treasury,
4340 34
$33,928 12
Town of Barnstead, DR.
To amount of notes outstanding against the town, March 1, 1878, $44,971 43
CR.
By notes in favor of Town, 296 88
Due on J. D. Proctor's lists, 1876-7,
2829 31
In Treasury, 4340 34
Balance of Indebtedness,
37,504 90
$44,971 43
Respectfully submitted.
IRA L. BERRY,
GEORGE L. HALL,
Selectmen of
HORATIO G. WILLEY, Barnstead
We hereby certify that we have examined the ac- counts of the Selectmen and of the Treasurer and Collector, and find them satisfactorily correct.
CHAS S. GEORGE, Auditors.
JOHN H. JENKINS, S
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ANNUAL
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN
. OF THE
TOWN OF BARNSTEAD,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1879.
PITTSFIELD, N. H. : D. T. NEAL, PRINTER, 1879.
ANNUAL
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN
OF THE
TOWN OF BARNSTEAD,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1879.
PITTSFIELD, N. H .: D. T. NEAL, PRINTER, 1879.
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
The taxes assessed for the year are as follows :
State tax,
$1,208 00
County tax,
1,515 27
Town tax,
4,802 72
School tax,
1,400 00
Tax on dogs. .
121 00
School-house tax, district No. 8,
83 10
district No. 12,
82 19
$9,212 28
Selectmen in account with the Town of Barnstead, DR.
Cash received from County of Belknap,
$29 00
from City of Concord,
54 25
Railroad tax,
8 47
Literary Fund,
100 27
Savings Bank tax,
829 79
J. D. Proctor,
125 00
C. D. Garland,
9 77
William A. Jenkins,
78 98
Cash hired,
1,544 97
Bonds sold,
19,613 06
$22,393 56
CR.
Cash paid E. H. Foss, Town Treasurer, as per rec'pts $22,393 56
RECEIPTS. ELI H. FOSS, TOWN TREASURER.
DR.
To Amount in Treasury, March 1, 1878, $4,340 34 Cash rec'd from Collector's list of 1878, 9,085 91
Cash 66
66 1876-77, 2,586 97
Cash received from Selectmen, 22,393 56
$38,406 78
EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 1878.
Damage on Sheep,
Paid Hiram Rand,
$8 00
Joseph F. Kaime, 4 00
Calvin D. Garland, 8 00
$20 00
Support of Poor.
Paid Eli H. Foss, aid to S. P. Hoyt, $11 25
Thomas C. Pitman, board of Benj. Hill, 25 00
Dr. John Wheeler, doctoring Mrs. Her- bert L. Chesley, year 1875, 40 00
Calvin D. Garland, aid to Stevens boy, 4 00
$80 25
Repairs on Bridges.
Paid Oscar Foss, lumber and labor on bridges. $94 28
Paul J. Canney, labor and lumber, 2 45
M. V. B. Nutter, 15 30 66
Jonathan Pickering, ..
4 12
Chas. H. Pickering,
13 28
Joshua C. Pickering, 66
96 39
Alfred Bunker,
9 54
John L. Nutter, 66
3 50
Tobias R. Pickering, bridge plank,
18 15
Chas. F. Emerson, labor on bridge,
21 50
Hanson H. Young,
15 40
T. S. Dow,
15 00
Horace Walker,
66
1 00
John Waldo,
66
21 50
Ammon R. Bunker, 66
6 25
Joseph F. Kaime, labor and lumber,
40 18
John B. Chesley,
5 90
Elisha Sweat, labor on bridge,.
4 50
Austin L. Randall, labor on bridge,
4 00
Albert Clark, 6 27
Chas. W. Foster, 4 35
8 20
Dyer R. Babb, labor on bridge,
2 19
Ezekiel Babb, sawing lumber,
12 05
William Clough, labor and lumber, 6 50
T. R. JJenkins, bridge plank,
19 35
David Houston, lumber,
3
Paid Stephen B. Berry, labor on bridge,
$12 72
Eben Hanson.
4 69
William N. Langley,
1 75
Timothy Emerson,
1 00
R. T. Green,
8 12
Joseph W. Marsh,
8 12
Ira L. Berry,
6 50
Thomas K. Prostor, bridge plank,
23 85
O. H. P. Young, labor on bridge,
1 62
David E. Avery. lumber,
2 62
Isaac HI. Clark, labor on bridge,
7 55
David K. Marsh, timber,
7 81
Ezekiel Clark, labor on bridge,
1 94
Samuel G. Pendergast, labor on bridge,
1 50
John T. Ilill, bridge plank,
18 00
C. D. Garland. labor, and money paid out, 59 15
William A. Jenkins, lumber, 82 73
William R. Green, labor, 1 25
$702 07
State and County Tax.
Paid State tax,
$1,208 00
County tax,
1,515 27
$2,723 27
Breaking Roads.
Paid District No. 1, John L. Piper, agent, $15 51
2, Joshua W. Ayers, agent, 25 80
3, John W. Elliott, agent, 7 90
" 4, Samuel A. Hodgdon, ag't, 41 22
5, R. H. Copp, agent, 66 70
6, Geo. A. Hall, agent, 29 14
"
" 7, Aaron W. Hanscom, ag't, 16 14
8, Stephen B. Berry, agent, 66 57
"
9, Woodbury Munsey, agent, 9 25
" 10, Samson B. Locke, agent, 29 44
11, Chas. H. Pickering, agent, 2 10
" 13, Nath'l Aikins, agent, 7 20
" 14, Chas. Worcester, agent, 11 22
" 15, Nath'l Aikins, agent, 5 10
16, Moses J. Canney, agent, 2 25
" 17, James H. Colbath, agent, 6 87
" 18, Paul J. Canney, agent, 15 94
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Paid Dist. No. 19, William Clough, agent, $17 91
" " 20, Eben Hanson, agent, 7 15
" 21, Isaac H. Clark, agent, 4 50
" 23, John H. Jenkins, agent, 3 00
" 24, Chas. F. Jenkins, agent, 16 95
" " 25, Jesse Downs, agent, 1 80
26, Edwin 'T. Hurd, agent, 6 24
7 25
" 29, S. P. Bunker, agent, 7 87
" 30, Oscar Foss, agent,
2 10
31, Calvin D. Garland, agent, 3 90
32, B. F. Chesley, agent, 8 57
33, Joseph C. Osborn, agent, 22 50
" 34, O. A. Dennett, agent, 7 80
"
" 35, John B. Chesley, agent,' 1 87
"
" 36, Frank O. George, agent,
21 00
"
" 37, William P. Gray, agent, 8 63
"
" 38, Chas. W. Adams, agent, 5 17
39, H. G. Willey, agent, 35 40
"
40, Alfred Banker, agent, 11 55
41, Samuel J. Pitman, agent, 4 52
" 42, William A. Jenkins, agent, 7 68
43, David E. Avery, agent, 1 80
"
" 45, Joseph Hill, agent, 2 10
$575 61
School-house Taxes.
Paid Samuel A. Hodgdon, Dist. No. 2, 1877, $21 00 C. S. George and J. L. Nutter, balance Dist. No. 15, 1877, 28 11
Levi Clark, Dist. No. 8, 75 97
Chas. H. Pickering, bal. Dist. No. 11, '77, 3 63
John Waldo, in part, Dist. No. 12, 75 00
$203 71
Notes and Interest.
Paid True W. Hill, notes and interest, $115 22
Lavina E. Berry, notes and interest, 487 88
Chas. A. Bunker, note and interest, 618 66 Joseph W. Howard, note and interest, 117 88
Mary E. Huse, note and interest, 101 38
William O. Carr, notes and interest, 635 14
Sarah Whittier, notes and interest, 815 39
27, Hanson H. Young, agent,
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Paid First Cong. Society of Barnstead, notes and interest, $700 77
Joshua W. Ayers, notes and interest, 2,810 06
Henry Chesley, note and interest, 101 58
Eliza Canney, notes and interest, 761 09
Ellen A. Ham, note and interest, 363 75
Eliza Tasker, note and interest, 2,083 48
Vienna Tasker, note and interest, 1,561 97
J. B. & H. S. Goodwin, note and int., 108 52
Martha A. Goodwin, note and interest,
31 75
John B. Garland, note and interest,
656 78
E. A. Stockman, note and interest,
868 00
Albert G. Thompson, note and interest,
871 00
Ruth Lovejoy, note and interest, 366 34
Nellie S. Foss, note and iaterest, 244 14
. Andrew P. Wentworth, note and int., 1,580 75 Sarah P. Garland, notes and interest, 335 19
Mary Hodgdon, note and interest, 278 90
Samuel Welch, note and interest,
3,175 00
Mary E. Locke, note and interest,
230 40
E. K. Smith, note and interest, 65 38
Geo. W. Dudley, note and interest, 237 04
Lyman Parsons, note and interest, 364 00
Sarah Brown's Heirs, note and interest, 327 42
Enos G. Edgerly, note and interest, 728 12
Almira Babb, note and interest, 110 22
Oliver M. Swain, notes and interest, 1,621 36
Mary A. H. Sanborn, note and interest, 545 76
Mary D. Garland, note and interest,
444 20
Electa A. Holmes' heirs, notes and int., 1,124 81
Arron C. Merrill, endorsement on note,
40 00
Betsey H. Gilman, note and interest,
66 90
Asa Perkins, note and interest, 626 76
Daniel J. Holmes, notes and interest, 1,639 20
Eliza J. Holmes, note and interest, 334 80
Mary A. Clark, note and interest, 556 16
Sarah C. Whitcher, note and interest, 237 76
Polly Clark, note and interest, 71 28
Jennie L. Jones, note and interest, 263 19
Aaron C. Merrill, note and interest, 442.58
No. Barnstead Sewing Society, interest, 6 00
-- $29,873 96
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The abatements on J. D. Proctor's lists of 1876-77, amount- ing to $46.74, and the abatements on Joel Clark's list of 1878, amounting to $64.49, were made to them on the selectmen's books on settlement.
Miscellaneous.
Paid Edson C. Eastman, books, &c., $18 82
Chas. W. Folsom, printing Town and School reports, 26 00
Enos George, school notices, 5 00
James Y. Osgood, breaking roads 1776-77, 1 31
John H. Jenkins, services as auditor, 1877,
3 00
Chas. Cram, damage on horse, 20 00
D. T. Neal, printing Town Bonds,
12 00
John W. Currier, legal services,
20 00
John B. Garland, abatement,
8 50
Joseph C. Osborn, repairs on road. 1877. .3 75
Paul J. Canney, abatement
4 29
Eliza Canney, abatement,
13 61
Dr. Mark Walker, record of births and deaths,
2 25
Dr. John Wheeler, 66
1 75
Geo. W. Emerson, for guide-boards,
10 00
Joshua W. Ayers, abatement,
42 50
Charles C. Nutter, painting Town Hall,
12 00
Geo. F. Sanders, Parsonage Fund, (North),
8 64
Herbert Glidden, abatement D. Glidden's poll-tax,
1 70
Isaac H. Clark, stock for painting Town Hall,
45 48
H. O. Huntress, clearing ice,
2 00
M. V. B. Nutter, labor on road. Dist. No. 4,
29 43
David L. Aikins, 12.
11 05
Mary Hodgdon, abatement,
3 40
D. H. Whitcomb, land damages,
10 00
D. H. Whitcomb, moving fence,
2 00
John H. Knowles, overtax, 1876,
3 97
John L. Piper, labor on road, District No. 1.
19 19
N. S. Nutter, Parsonage Fund, (Parade).
8 64
Woodbury Munsey, labor on road.
1 35
James K. Stevens, labor on road,
22 16
H. H. Young, labor on road,
8 05
Horace M. Parshley, abatement,
45
John B. Chesley.
75
Sarah Whittier, abatement,
12 48
David B. Davis, abatement, cow lost. . 51
7
Paid Horace Walker, abatement, horse lost, $1 20
First Cong. Society, abatement on money taxed, 13 88
Austin 1 .. Randall, labor on road, 1 50
Charles H. Pickering, labor on road, 3 72
J. B. & H. S. Goodwin, abatement, 1 70
Alfred Bunker, labor on road, 1 88
Alfred Bunker, abatement for cow lost,
34
Daniel E. Tuttle, watering-trough, 1877-78, 5 00
C'has. W. Nutter, labor on road, 4 25
Chas. W. Nutter, providing watering-trough, 2 00
John M. Young, abatement on horse taxed, 1875-76, 6 00 H. J. Munsey, 1 cord of wood and fitting, 3 75
Jesse Downs, labor on road, District No. 25, 12 00
William P. Gray, labor on road, District No. 37, 3 18
John F. Tebbetts, labor on road, District No. 1, 2 73
John L. Piper, providing watering-trough, 2 00
R. H. Copp, abatement for cattle lost, 2 25
R. H. Copp, for powder and damage on scraper, 2 85
James Locke, providing watering-trough, 2 50
F. O. M. Tebbetts, providing watering-trough, 2 50
David Pitman, abatement on horse lost,
68
Chas. F. Jenkins, labor on road, District No. 24, Geo. S. Pendergast, overtax,
6 75
C. W. Blanchard, nails and labor,
4 06
B. F. Chesley, labor on road, District No. 32, Joseph C. Osborn, 33
2 20
2 25
Chas. Worcester, 66
14,
2 75
Samson B. Locke, 66 ،٠
10.
5 62
James R. Berry,
5,
2 20
A. W. Hanscom, 66 66
7,
3 50
John F. Garland, 66 66
6,
13 17
Paul J. Canney, 66
18,
5 64
Geo. L. Hall, balance for services 1877,
5 00
Geo. A. Hall, providing watering-trough, 2 00
Joseph W. Marsh, labor on road, 2 81
John Tebbetts, abatement for heifer lost, 25
S. B. Knowles, providing watering-trough, 2 50
J. P. Blaisdell, Parsonage Fund at Centre, 1877-8, 17 28 Ira L. Berry, labor on road, 5 00
Nath'l Aikens, labor on road, 4 18
William S. Nutter, providing watering-trough, 2 00
Calvin D. Garland, labor on road, 4 00
2 24
8
Paid Haven M. Hill, overtax, $5 10
Selectmen bounty on foxes and hawks,
25 50
Simeon Emerson, labor on road, 6 75
O. H. P. Young, Policeman,
6 00
Oscar Foss, Policeman,
6 00
David E. Avery, labor on road, District No. 43, 26 14
Simon Foss, labor on road 3 75
John B. Chesley, overtax, 1871,
2 25
Isaac H. Clark, putting up guide-posts, 1 50
Horace Walker, providing watering-troughs, 1877-8, 2 00
R. C. Palmer, damage on plow, 1 00
Henry Chesley, abatement, 1 70
William O. Carr, abatement, 10 40
James H. Colbath, labor on road,
1 12
Eli H. Foss, services out of town to pay bills,
15 00
John W. Elliott, labor on road, 2 75
Josiah Minot, legal advice, 5 00
Ira L. Berry, money paid out for books and stationery, 2 75
Ira L. Berry, taking affidavits in pauper case, 1 00
Ira L. Berry, use of team and expenses out of town, 21 00
John H. Jenkins, services as clerk pro tem, 3 50
John F. Garland, for iron, 8 50
J. D. Proctor, bal. services as collector, 1876-7,
45 00
A. C. Smith, overtax, 4 00
$805 05
Officers' Salaries.
Paid Albert F. Shackford, services as Town Clerk,
$40 00
Eli H. Foss, services as Town Treasurer,
40 00
Ira L. Berry, services as Selectman,
90 00
· Calvin D. Garland, services as Selectman,
53 00
Isaac HI. Clark, services as Selectman,
57 50
Joel Clark, services as Collector,
100 00
Enos George, services as S. S. Committee,
55 00
$435 50
Schools.
Paid District No. 1, John F. Garland, agent,
$115 63
2, Samuel A. Hodgdon, agent, 108 12
3, Joseph B. Goodwin, agent, 141 26
4, James Locke, 2d, agent, 96 30
9
Paid District No. 5, William S. Nutter, agent,
121 77
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7, John F. Holmes, agent,
97 28
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7, Asa L. Holmes, agent, 2 78
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8, Levi Clark, agent,
81 48
9, Eben Hanson, agent,
144 98
"
10, John H. Jenkins, agent,
131 94
"
11, Chas. F. Emerson, agent,
98 65
"
12, John Waldo, agent,
139 53
"
13, John Jones, agent,
112 16
"
14, Joshua C. Pickering, agent,
151 00
"
15, John L. Nutter, agent,
108 79
16, Preston P. Caswell, agent,
109 80
$1,761 47
Summary.
Paid for Damage on sheep,
$20 00
Support of Schools,
80 25
Repairs on Bridges,
702 07
State and County Taxes,
2,723 27
Breaking Roads,
575 61
School-house Taxes,
203 71
Notes and Interest,
29,873 96
Miscellaneous,
805 05
Officers' Salaries,
435 50
Schools,
1,761 47
$37,180 89
Cash in Treasury,
1,225 89
$38,406 78
TOWN OF BARNSTEAD.
DR.
'To amount of notes outstanding against the town, March 1, 1878, To amount of Bonds,
$19,112 76
20,033 50
$39,146 26
10
CR.
By notes in favor of town, In Treasury, Balance of indebtedness,
$309 80
1,225 89
37,610 57
$39,146 26
Respectfully submitted,
IRA L. BERRY, CALVIN D. GARLAND, ISAAC H. CLARK, Selectmen of Barnstead.
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the Selectmen and of the Treasurer, and find them satisfactorily correct.
CHAS. S. GEORGE, JOIIN H. JENKINS, Auditors.
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ANNUAL
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN
OF THE
TOWN OF BARNSTEAD,
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