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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01828 5681
GC 974.202 H35AR, 1907-1909
OFFICIAL REPORTS
HEBRON
1907
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
Town Clerk, School Board, and Librarian OF THE
TOWN OF HEBRON
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1907.
BRISTOL, N. H. From the Press of R. W. MUSGROVE 1907.
Town Officers
Selectmen, EDWARD M. JEWELL, WILFRED W. MORGAN, ALBERT E. MOORE Town Clerk, DAVID P. HARDY Town Treasurer, FRANK O. MORSE Collector of Taxes, JOS. E. KEYES Supervisors of Check List, FRED B. HUCKINS, NOR- MAN W. SANBORN, GEORGE B. BARNARD Auditors, NORMAN W. SANBORN, GEORGE B. BARNARD
School Board, SARAH D. HARDY, HARRY S. MOR- GAN, ALMA C. MORSE Treasurer of School Board, FRANK O. MORSE Clerk of School District, ALBERT E. MOORE Truant Officer, FRED CLEMENT Police Officer, JOHN F. ROGERS Highway Surveyors District No. 1, JOHN F. ROGERS
District No. 2, ALBERT E. MOORE, Selectman
District No. 3, ANDREW J. MORGAN
District No. 4, FRANK O. MORSE
District No. 5, EDWARD M. JEWELL, Selectman Board of Health, ALBERT E. MOORE, FRED CLEM- ENT, FRED B. HUCKINS Library Trustees, A. E. MOORE, SAMUEL WELLS, ELLEN E. ROGERS
Selectmen's Report
CASH RECEIVED BY SELECTMEN
Railroad tax
$1 63
Savings Bank tax
390 20
Literary fund
22 57
High school tuition
6 53
Use of town hall
7 00
Dog license
61 00
Cash received of D. P. Hardy for wire
I 36
for gravel sold
38 00
of state for highways
750 00
interest on taxes, 1905
I 17
interest on taxes, 1906
I II
$1,280 57
To cash paid treasurer
$1,280 57
DISBURSEMENTS
The selectmen have given orders on the treas- urer amounting to
$3,081 78
State tax
$220 00
County tax
206 72
$426 72
SCHOOL MONEY
F. O. Morse
$406 38
4
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
F. O. Morse $35 78 SCHOOL DISTRICT REPAIRS
F. O. Morse $250 00
LIBRARY BILLS
Ellen E. Rogers, treasurer $44 27
BREAKING ROADS, SPRING 1906
District No. I, J. F. Rogers $6 20
2, A. E. Moore, selectman 6 83
3, A. J. Morgan 6 30
4, F. O. Morse
9 87
5, E. M. Jewell, selectman
II 25
$40 45
MONEY
EXPENDED
BY
SURVEYORS
AND
SELECTMEN
District No. I, J. F. Rogers $78 45
2, A. E. Moore, selectman 108 20
3, A. J. Morgan 26 15
4, F. O. Morse 92 82
5, E. M. Jewell, selectman 102 15
$407 77
MONEY RECEIVED BY SELECTMEN UNDER STATE AID LAW
Amount furnished, town
$250 50
state
750 00
$1,000 50
5
Amount expended by selectmen
$990 28
Amount in hands of selectmen
10 22
$1,000 50
TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS
E. M. Jewell, selectman $30 75
W. W. Morgan, selectman 16 50
A. E. Moore, selectman
24 75
F. O. Morse, treasurer
20 00
F. O. Morse, school treasurer
3 00
D. P. Hardy, town clerk and stamps
16 75
Jos. E. Keyes, collector
25 00
Fred B. Huckins, for supervisors
12 00
Alma C. Morse, school board
5 00
S. D. Hardy,
5 22
H. S. Morgan,
5 00
J. F. Rogers, police
5 00
A. E. Moore, clerk of school district
I 00
Fred Clement, truant officer 3 00
Fred B. Huckins, for auditors
3 00
$175 97
TUITION OF SCHOLARS
S. W. Slye, Keyes and George
$80 00
DAMAGE TO SHEEP BY DOGS
C. E. George
$5 00
Chas. W. Sanborn
12 00
W. H. Brailey, 1905
20 00
$37 00
6
MISCELLANEOUS BILI,S
E. C. Eastman, town supplies
$1 78
R. W. Musgrove, printing reports 23 50
P. H. Crawford, wire 15 47
Good roads Machinery Co. 9 II
A. E. Moore, mowing common 3 00
F. B. Huckins, gravel bank 75 00
Charles A. Farr, recording deed 60
D. P. Hardy, recording births and deaths 2 85 J. F. Jesseman, water tub : 00
A. E. Moore, water tub 2 50
J. W. Sanborn, water tub 2 years 6 00
J. W. Sanborn, bal. on hall floor 16 05
W. W. Morgan, housing road machine I 50
J. W. Coolidge, returning births, deaths I 25
E. M. Jewell, board of selectmen 5 00
E. M. Jewell, express, postage 2 83
A. E. Moore, care town hall 2 00
Alvin Goodhue, overtax on lumber 7 00
F. O. Morse, stamps, etc. 50
$176 94
RECAPITULATION
State tax
$220 00
County tax
206 72
Miscellaneous bills
176 94
School money
406 38
School supplies
35 78
Library bills
44 27
School district repairs
250 00
Damage to sheep
37 00
Tuition of scholars
80 00
7
Town officers' bills
$175 97
Expended on highways
448 22
Expended by state aid law
1,000 50
$3,081 78
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Feb. 15, 1907 :
Received of selectmen
$1,280 57
collector, 1905
54 65
1906
1,554 73
Cash in treasury, 1906
905 74
$3.795 69
Total expense for the year
3,081 78
$713 91
ABATEMENT OF TAXES
Minot Fogg
$2 00
Elmer Gibbs
40
Bristol Paper Co.
6 00
Will Connor
72
John F. Dicey
2 00
$11 12
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1905
Amount due from Jos. E. Keyes, Oct. 15,
1905 $54 65 Cash paid treasurer
$54 65
8
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1906
Total amount committed to Jos. E. Keyes for collection CR.
$1,692 28
Cash paid treasurer
$1,554 73
Discount
18 70
Abatements
II 12
Balance due Feb. 15, 1907
107 73
$1,692 28
ASSETS
Cash balance in favor of town
$713 91
Jos. E. Keyes, collector
107 73
Road machine 50 00.
Total assets
$871 64
Liabilities none
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. JEWELL, - Selectmen W. W. MORGAN, of
A. E. MOORE, L
Hebron.
Having examined the foregoing accounts we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
FRED B. HUCKINS, GEO. B. BARNARD,
Auditors.
Treasurer's Report
Cash received from treasurer, 1905
$905 74
collector 66
54 65
66
19C6
1,554 73
selectmen, 1906
1,219 57
town clerk, dog license 61 00
Total receipts
$3,795 69
Paid out on orders of the selectmen
3,081 78
Cash balance in hands of the treasurer Feb.
15, 1907 $713 91
FRANK O. MORSE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treasurer of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, [907, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
FRED B. HUCKINS, Auditors. GEORGE B. BARNARD,
Treasurer's Report OF TRUST FUNDS
The Sally L. Perkins fund in Laconia bank $1,171 62
Plymouth bank 900 co
Bristol bank 866 40
Interest received during the year 93 96
$3,031 98
Paid Samuel Wells as per orders of the select- men 93 96
Balance on books $2,938 02
Interest on the above fund to be used annually for preaching in the town of Hebron
The fund from a friend by the hand of C. W. Powers in New Hampshire Savings bank
$700 00
Interest received during the year 28 24
$728 24
Paid Samuel Wells as per order of the selectmen
$28 24
Balance bank book for $700 00
The fund from the Baptist society by the hand of C. W. Powers, New Hampshire Sav- ings bank book $176 00
Interest received during the year
7 25
$183 25
II
Paid Samuel Wells as per order of the select- men $7 25
Balance bank book for
$176 00
Interest on the foregoing funds to be used for evangelical preaching
Powers fund, interest to be used for burying ground and certain other purposes:
Massachusetts State bond
$1,000 00
Cash treasurer of 1905
30 00
Interest received during the year
30 00
$1,060 00
Paid E. M. Jewell as per orders of selectmen
$30 00
$1,030 00
Balance in treasurer's hands, bond Cash
30 00
D. N. Kemp fund, interest to be used on Pratt burying ground:
New Hampshire Savings bank book
$330 00.
Cash being interest, treasurer 1905
37 35
Cash to be deposited on book
5 00
Interest received during the year
13 59
$385 94
October 9, deposited
$5 00
Balance in hands of treasurer :
Bank book for
$335 00
Cash being interest
50 94
$1,000 00
12
Esther Hemphill fund:
Bristol Savings bank book
$50 00
Nothing has been withdrawn or used
Baptist society fund, being the parsonage :
Received from treasurer of 1905
$34 55
Received from selectmen of 1906 for rent
23 50
$58 05
Paid out on orders of the selectmen
10 16
Balance in hands of treasurer
$47 89
George C. Fretts' account :
54 44
Interest received during the year
I 88
$57 32
Paid out on orders of the selectmen
$3 20
Balance bank book for
$54 12
Ellen M. George fund, interest to be used for the care of the Samuel George lot in the cemetery :
Received Bristol Savings bank book
$100 00
Nothing has been withdrawn or used
FRANK O. MORSE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treasurer of the town of Hebron of the trust funds of the town for the year ending Feb. 15, 1907, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
FRED B. HUCKINS, Auditors.
GEORGE B. BARNARD, S
-
Received bank book for
-
Cemetery Committee
IN ACCOUNT WITH POWERS FUND
1906:
Received of 1905 committee $7 73
Fred Clement, for grass I 25
1907: Feb. 14. Received of town treasurer 30 00
Total cash received $38 98
CASH PAIN OUT
Bill No. 1, A. J. Wheeler $6 75
2, Fred B. Huckins 4 50
3, E. M. Jewell 7 65
$18 90
Balance in hands of committee
$20 08
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. JEWELL, Cemetery A. J. WHEELER, Committee.
J. F. ROGERS,
Having examined the foregoing account, we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
FRED B. HUCKINS, - Auditors.
GEORGE B. BARNARD,
Cemetery Committee
IN ACCOUNT WITH KEMP FUND
1906 :
Received of 1905 committee $8 08
Cash in hands of committee 8 08
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. JEWELL, A. J. WHEELER, & Cemetery J. F. ROGERS,
Committee.
Having examined the foregoing account we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
FRED B. HUCKINS,
GEORGE B. BARNARD, S
Auditors.
Cemetery Committee
IN ACCOUNT WITH HEMPHILL FUND
1906 :
Received of 1905 committee $ .88
CASH PAID OUT
Bill No. 1, E. M. Jewell $ .75
Balance in hands of committee $ .13
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. JEWELL, A. J. WHEELER, Cemetery J. F. ROGERS, Committee.
Having examined the foregoing account, we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
FRED B. HUCKINS, GEORGE B. BARNARD,
Auditors.
Report of School Board
During the last year our town has maintained two schools of three terms each, averaging ten weeks per term, making a total of 30 weeks for each school.
Having visited the schools during each term as well as at the closing exercises we are sure that much good work has been accomplished. One new feature in the village school was a daily lesson in music during the school year given by the local teacher.
Under the direction of H. S. Morgan, the village schoolroom has been newly finished with a hardwood floor, ceiling overhead, walls painted and new seats and desks added.
There were quite a number of interested visitors at the close of the winter term at the village, but it was a disappointment not to see the parents, not one being pres- ent.
Parents, visit your children's school, become acquain- ted with the teacher, her methods, her work, her patience, encourage your children to be on time every day if pos- sible, then to do their best. With your sympathy and support, you will be sure of much better results.
ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Spring term .-- Delia A. Morgan, Nina B. Jesseman, Marion M. Chase, Walter P. Hobart, Eva M. Smith, James E. Merry, Edith L. Merry, Lizzie M. Perry, Nellie L. Perry, John T. Perry, Stella M. Adams, Marion A.
I7
Adams, Vera M. Adams, Rodney S. Adams, Maxwell Adams, Ruth E. Russell, Mary R. Russell, Wilson J. Adams, Ona A. Morse, Aquilla B. Morse, Fred B. Morse, Oscar V. Morse, Winnie I. George.
Fall term .- Nina B. Jesseman, Delia A. Morgan, Marion M. Chase, Eva M. Smith, Edward J. Mackay, James E. Merry, Lizzie M. Perry, Nellie L. Perry, Ona A. Morse, Aquilla B. Morse, Stella M. Adams.
Winter term .-- Mary R. Russell, Ruth E. Russell, Ona A. Morse, Aquilla B. Morse, Oscar V. Morse, Fred B. Morse, Nina B. Jesseman, Eva M. Smith, James E. Merry, Katherine F. Moore, Marion M. Chase.
For the whole year .- Ona Morse, Aquilla Morse, Nina Jesseman, Marion Chase, Eva Smith, James Merry.
Respectfully submitted,
SARAH D. HARDY, HARRY S. MORGAN, ALMA C. MORSE.
Statistical Table.
Name of Teacher
Name of School Term
Wages per month
No. of weeks
No. of scholars
Average attendance
No. in Reading
No. in Spelling
No. in Penmanship
No. in Arithmetic
No. in Georgraphy
No. in History
No. in Language
No. in Physiology
No. in Algebra
No. In Composition
No. in Drawing
No. in Bookkeeping
No. in Botany
No. in Vocal Music No. of Visitors
Alice M. Morgan.
Hebron.
Spring. Fall ....
$28 00
10
19
17
19
19
19
19
19
13
19
5
19
5
5
19
00
19
16
Winter
9
17
13
17
17
17
17
17
14
14
17
6
17
6
17
15
Mary E. Clement.
East Hebron .... Spring.
Fall ... .
66
12
15
15-
15 15
15 15
15 10
7
9
1
15
10
15
14
15
15
..
..
-
10
Winter
8
15 15
14 12 15
15 |15
15
9 12 10
9
=
2
...
..
....
19
14
14
14
00
14
....
11
19
16
19
19
19
19
43
24
Orea P. Nelson ..
12 10
...
19 32
Financial Statement
OF SCHOOL BOARD
CASH RECEIVED
Balance of school money from the treasurer of 1905 $35 24
School money as required by law
330 00
Dog license of 1905
53 81
Literary fund of 1906
22 57
Total receipts of school money . $441 62
Balance of repair money from the treasurer of 1905
$77 86
Repair money raised to repair the village school house by vote of the district 250 00
Received for old desks sold from the village schoolhouse 6 00
Total receipts for repairs $333 86
Received from town treasurer for school supplies $35 78
Total receipts of school money
$44.1 62
repair 333 86
for school supplies 35 78
Total receipts $811 26
20
CASH PAID OUT OF SCHOOL MONEY
I 906:
June 26, Rose Russell, cleaning East Hebron schoolhouse $2 00
Alice M. Morgan, for teaching the vil- lage school 10 weeks at $7.00 per week 70 00
Mary Clement, for teaching the East Hebron school 10 weeks at $7.00 per week 70 00 74
Freight on school supplies
Nov. 23, Orea P. Nelson, for teaching the East Hebron school 12 weeks at $7.00 per week 84 00
Alice M. Morgan, for teaching the vil- lage school 11 weeks at $7.00 per week 77 00
1907:
Jan. 25, Orea P. Nelson, for teaching the East Hebron school 8 weeks at $7.00 per week 56 00
Feb. 2, Alice M. Morgan, for teaching the vil- lage school 9 weeks at $7.co per week 63 00
Frank O. Morse, for 1 1-2 cords wood, express and sundries furnished E. Hebron school 8 15
8, H. S. Morgan, for 2 cords wood for the village school 8 00
Total expenditure of school money $438 89
2I
CASH PAID OUT FOR REPAIRS
1906:
June 26, Gregg & Son of Nashua for flooring and sheathing for village school- house $118 30
Weymouth & Field, for varnish and brushes 9 15
Aug. 13, H. E. Hutchins, for 350 ft. spruce boards 4 50
Harry S. Morgan, for drawing lumber and for paint and brushes 13 07
L. B. Sargent, for labor and supplies furnished for village schoolhouse 89 25
Boston & Maine R. R., for freight on lumber 7 50
29, Vermont School Seat Co., for desks for village schoolhouse 68 80
Boston & Maine R. R. for freight on desks 10 14
1907:
Jan. 21, L. B. Sargent, for labor in putting in the desks 6 50
Harry S. Morgan, for one trip to Rum- ney for school desks 3 00
Total expenditure for repairs
$330 21
CASH PAID OUT FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
1906:
June 26, Silver, Burdett & Co., for books $7 37
Edward E. Babb & Co., for supplies 22 26
Cavis Bros., for crayon 75 .
22
Nov. 24, Edward E. Babb & Co., for books $5 40
Total expenditure for school supplies $35 78
RECAPITULATION
Total expenditure of school money
$438 89
repair 330 21
for school supplies 35 78
Total expenditure
$804 88
Total receipts of school money
$441 62
expenditure of school money
438 89
Balance of school money
$2 73
Total receipts for repairs
$333 86
expenditure for repairs
330 21
Balance of repair money
$3 65
Total receipts for school supplies
$35 78
expenditure for school supplies
35 78
Balance of school money
$2 73
Balance of repair money
3 65
Total bal. in hands of treasurer Feb. 15, 1907 $6 38
SARAH D. HARDY, HARRY S. MORGAN, School Board.
ALMA C. MORSE,
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the school board of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1907, we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched and the result as above stated.
FRED B. HUCKINS, Auditors.
GEORGE B. BARNARD,
School Treasurer's Report
Cash received from treasurer 1905 $113 10
town school money, 1905
330 00
dog license, 1905 53 81
literary fund, 1906
22 57
school supplies
35 78
repair money
250 00
$6 school board for desks sold 6 00
$81I 26
Cash paid out on orders of school board
804 88
Balance in hands of treasurer, Feb. 15, 1907
$6 38
FRANK O. MORSE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the school treasurer of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1907, we find the same correctly cast and duly vouched and the result as above stated.
FRED B. HUCKINS,
Auditors. GEORGE B. BARNARD, S
Librarian's Report
The library has been open every Saturday during the year.
Whole number of books taken out 1,O15
Smallest number, Sept. 22 5
Largest number, Aug. II 38
Average for the year 20
Number of books added to the library, of which
43 were given 91
Number of books now catalogued 1,490
Amount received for fines $3 78
For books taken out by people from out of town 2 65
ALICE M. WELLS, Librarian.
Treasurer's Report
OF HEBRON TOWN LIBRARY
1906 :
Feb. 16, Cash in treasury $20 24
July 7, received of town for supplies 3 90
16, Interest on Ellen George fund 6 02 Dec. 1, Cash received of town for supplies 6 87
1907 : Feb. 12, Cash received for fines and use of books 6 43
I3, of town 33 50
$76 96
AMOUNT PAID OUT
1906 :
Apr. 7, Paid for History of Bristol $5 00
I7, wood and cleaning library 3 90
Nov. 9, History of Plymouth 5 00 20, Alice Wells for books 3 90
Dec. 10, Charles E. Lauriat Co., for books 13 20
18, for supplies 3 04
1907 :
Jan. 3, Paid insurance on books 2 50
28, for repairing 5 volumes I 25
Feb. 4, Charles E. Lauriat Co., for book I 65
II Samuel Wells, for building fires at library I 00
26
Feb. 14, Paid Alice Wells, librarian Mamie Rogers, asst. librarian 5 00
$10 00
Total amount paid out
$55 44
Cash in treasurer's hands for supplies 3 83
Cash balance in treasury
17 69
$76 96
ELLEN E. ROGERS, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing account we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
FRED B. HUCKINS, - Auditors. GEORGE B. BARNARD,
Hebron, N. H., Feb. 16, 1907.
Library Trustees' Report
Time has borne us swiftly on. Another milestone has been reached and we find it is time for us to again make our annual report of the Hebron town library. We have had a prosperous year. The library which was at first considered a luxury, has become a necessity to the people ..
The teachers and pupils of our public schools have found the library valuable as a source of information on subjects connected with their school work.
This year Mrs. Dauchy of Lansingburg, N. Y., presented us with a number of books.
At Christmas we were very generously remembered by Miss Clara C. Pierce of Reading, Mass., with the sum of $25. With this we purchased a set of Stoddard's Lec- tures.
As will be seen by the librarian's report the library has been open every Saturday afternoon.
ELLEN E. ROGERS,
Library
ALBERT E. MOORE,
Trustees.
SAMUEL WELLS,
Report of Preaching Committee
CASH RECEIVED
1906 : From selectmen:
July 7, On Sally Perkins fund 1907 :
$59 97
July 5, On Sally Perkins fund 33 99
Baptist society, by C. W. Powers 7 25
Unknown friend, by C. W. Powers 28 24
$129 45
SAMUEL WELLS, Treasurer of Preaching Com.
CASH PAID
Hebron, Jan. 7, 1907. Received of Samuel Wells, treasurer of preaching committee $129.45 for services as pastor.
JOSEPH HAMMOND, Pastor.
Examined and found correct.
FRED B. HUCKINS, - Auditors. GEORGE B. BARNARD,
Hebron, N. H., Feb. 16, 1907.
Births Registered in the Town of Hebron for the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1906.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child
Living
or Stillborn.
No. of Child
1st, 2d, etc.
Color.
1
Maiden Name.
Color.
Residence of Parents.
Occupation
Birthplace
of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother
June 21 Raymond May 24 Lila Maud .. July 18 Lillian.
M ..
Living ...
2
All White
Mary Kinsley . Nellie M. Merrill. Ada Gasper ..... Kate L. Sanl orn John Corbett. Fred N. Barnard. Joseph Hamilton. Harold B. Ferrin. Walter H. Braley Emma D. Potten Frank E. Hobart .. Josephine M ller . Barnard E. Adams Florence E. I ustin
All White
Hebron.
Farmer. Farmer. Artist
Cambridge, Ms Seville, Ohio .. East Hebron .. East Hebron ..
26
23
54
33
Aug. 25 Grace .
F.
1
66
6
Dalton ...
52
38
21 Lena Mae.
F ...
Gaspie Basin.
East Concord.
38
31
Nov. 4 Milton C. ...
M ..
3
P. Q.
Hebron ... .. ·
22
21
Hebron .. Hebron. .
Farmer.
Alexandria ...
Alexandria .. ..
40
34
Oct. 15 Carl Clinton.
M ..
6
Hebron ...
Farmer
Hebron ....
East Hebron ..
Carpenter.
Father.
(if any).
Male or Female.
Mother's
Father's Name.
3
Laborer.
Devon'ire, Eng St'tf'd-n-Avon Bristol.
35
East Hebron .. Hebron.
Marriages Registered in the Town of Hebron for the year ending Dec. 31, 1906.
Date of Marriage.
Place of
Name and Surname Residence of of
each at time of Marriage.
Age in years.
Color of each.
Occupation
of Groom and Place of Birth Bride.
Name of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Occupation of Parents.
Ist, 2d, or 3d
Marriage.
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom married.
Feb. 7Bristol .... Verner A. Dicey .. Hebron ..
19
Farmer. Home ..
Alexandria .. Groton
William O. Dicey ... Lavina D. Waldron.
Laborer ..
1
Rev. A. B. Rowell
Sarah W.Mathews Groton.
19
All White
Physician ... Minnesota ...
New York .... Malinda E. Harrison Illinois
Retired ... Housewife . .
1
Rev. Jos. Hamm'd
Sept. 15 Hebron .... Walter S. Johnson Los Angeles, 34
Cal.
JuliaR. Youngman Koston, Ms. 32
Physician ... Williams'pt,
Sam'l L. Youngman Wi'l ms'pt, Pa. Lawyer. ...
1
Hebron
Sept. 18 Hebron .... William Watson .. Los Angeles,
Mgr. Golf St.
1
Cal.
Ada G. Sanborn. . Hebron .. 34
Golf Instruc. DuraD'nFife John C. Watson ..... Scotland . Mary Martin. shire, Scot. Bookkeeper. Hebron .... Scotland . Hebron. Hebron. · John W. Sanborn .. Delia J. Roby.
Blacksmith. Housewife ..
1
Rev. Jos. Hamm'd Hebron
46
Pa.
Margaret L. Rissel Wash'gton, Pa. Housewife ..
Alexandria .. Wentworth ... Charles B. Mathews Dorchester ... Ella C. Fellows. . . . . Joseph W. Johnson.
East Hebron .. Housewife .
1
Bristol
Marriage.
Groom and Bride.
Deaths Registered in the Town of Hebron for the Year ending Dec. 31, 1906.
Age.
Birthplace
Date of Death.
Name.
Months. Days.
Sex.
or Widowed. Single, Married,
Occupation.
Father.
Birthplace 01 Mother.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Cause of Death.
July 3(
iram S. Crafts ... Nov. 12 William B Moore
71|11| 1 Hebron, Me M. 71 7 15 Hebron ......
M.
Farmer .... Hobron, Me .. W . Farmer ...
Maine .. Hebron ...
...
Thomas P. Crafts. Nathan Moore ....
Miranda Stevens .. 'ally Crosby ......
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White Color.
Place of Birth.
Years.
I hereby certify that the above returns are correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
DAVID P. HARDY, Town Clerk.
OFFICIAL REPORTS
HEBRON
1908
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
Town Clerk, School Board and Librarian
OF THE
TOWN OF HEBRON
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1908.
BRISTOL, N. H. From the Press of R. W. MUSGROVE 1908.
Town Officers
Selectmen, EDWARD M. JEWELL, ALBERT E. MOORE, AMBROSE S. ADAMS Town Clerk, FRED B. HUCKINS Town Treasurer, FRANK O. MORSE Collector of Taxes, FRED CLEMENT Supervisors of Check List, FRED B. HUCKINS, NOR- MAN W. SANBORN, JOHN F. ROGERS Auditors, DAVID P. HARDY, GEORGE S. SMITH School Board, HARRY S. MORGAN, ALMA C. MORSE, ALICE M. WELLS
Treasurer of School Board, FRANK O. MORSE Clerk of School District, ALBERT E. MOORE Truant Officer, FRED B. HUCKINS Police, JOHN F. ROGERS Highway Surveyors
District No. 1, JOHN F. ROGERS
District No. 2, A. E. MOORE, Selectman
District No. 3, W. W. MORGAN
District No. 4, C. E. GEORGE
District No. 5, E. M. JEWELL, Selectman
Board of Health, FRED CLEMENT, FRED B. HUCK- INS Library Trustees, A. E. MOORE, SAMUEL WELLS, ELLEN E. ROGERS
Selectmen's Report
CASH RECEIVED BY SELECTMEN
Railroad tax
$1 61
Savings Bank tax
403 00
Literary fund
23 79
Proportion of school fund
40 59
High school tuition
II 20
Use of town hall
2 00
Dog license
38 08
Cash received of F. B. Huckins, cement
75
interest on taxes, 1907
I 86
$522 88
To cash paid treasurer
$522 88
DISBURSEMENTS
The selectmen have given orders on the treas-
urer amounting to
State tax
$220 00
County tax
206 72
$426 72
SCHOOL MONEY
F. O. Morse
$468 38
4
.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
F. O. Morse $52 15
SCHOOL DISTRICT REPAIRS
F. O. Morse $10 00
LIBRARY BILLS
Ellen E. Rogers $30 39
BREAKING ROADS, SPRING 1907
District No. I, J. F. Rogers
$II 92
2, A. E. Moore, selectman 13 44
3, A. J. Morgan 13 65
4, F. O. Morse
21 30
5, E. M. Jewell, selectman
28 70
$89 0I
MONEY EXPENDED BY SURVEYORS AND
SELECTMEN
District No. I, J. F. Rogers $75 85
2, A. E. Moore, selectman
83 54
3, W. W. Morgan 7 73
4, C. E. George
95 18
5, E. M. Jewell, selectman
93 80
$356 10
STATE AID MONEY
Amount on hand Feb. 15, 1907 $10 22
5
Expended by E. M. Jewell $IO 22
TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS
E. M. Jewell, selectman
$22 00
A. E. Moore,
17 50
A. S. Adams, 14 25
F. O. Morse, treasurer
20 00
F. O. Morse, school treasurer
3 00
F. B. Huckins, town clerk 16 00
F. B. Huckins, for supervisors
6 00
F. B. Huckins, truant officer
4 25
Fred Clement, collector 25 00
Alma C. Morse, school board
4 00
Alice M. Wells, school board
4 00
H. S. Morgan, school board
3 00
J. F. Rogers, police
5 00
A. E. Moore, clerk school district
I 00
E. M. Jewell, for auditors
3 00
$148 00
TUITION OF SCHOLARS
W. J. Randolph, Keyes and George
$60 00
George L. Plimpton, Keyes
13 34
$73 34
DAMAGE TO SHEEP BY DOGS
Mary A. Ross $3 50
6
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
E. C. Eastman, town supplies $2 25
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