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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01828 5749
GC 974.202 H35AR, 1911-1921
Official Reports
Hebron
1911
1
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
Town Clerk, School Board and Librarian
OF THE
TOWN OF HEBRON
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1911.
BRISTOL, N. H. From the Press of R. W. MUSGROVE 1911.
Town Officers
Selectmen, W. W. MORGAN, C. E GEORGE, W. R. MERRILL
Town Clerk, FRED B. HUCKINS
Town Treastirer, FRANK O. MORSE Collector of Taxes, J. T. MCCLURE
Supervisors of Checklist, FRED B. HUCKINS, FRED M. JESSEMAN. OSCAR S. ROBY
Auditors, EDWARD M. JEWELL, AMBROSE S. ADAMS
School Board, GERTRUDE E. MORGAN. ALMA C. MORSE, FLORA E. McCLURE
Treasurer of School Board, FRANK O. MORSE
Clerk of School District, A. E. MOORE Truant Officer, FRED B. HUCKINS
Highway Surveyors
District No. I, FRED M. JESSEMAN
2, FRANK H. SWEATT 3, H. A. MORGAN
. 4, H. H. HARTFORD 5, W. R. MERRILL (Selectman)
Board of Health, FRED B. HUCKINS, A. E. MOORE, FRED CLEMENT
Library Trustees, ELLEN E. ROGERS, A. E. MOORE, ALICE M. WELLS
Selectmen's Report
CASH RECEIVED BY SELECTMEN
Railroad tax
$11 00
Savings bank tax
413 19
Literary fund
28 35
Proportion of school fund
91 82
Use of town hall
12 00
Dog license
33 39
Interest on taxes in 1909
3 77
1910
I 95
Received of state for highways
837 34
Geo. C. Fretts estate
50 00
Received from state for forest fire
20 40
$1,503 21
To cash paid treasurer
$1,503 21
DISBURSEMENTS
The selectmen have given orders on the treas- urer as follows :
State tax
$258 00
County tax
207 50
$465 50
SCHOOL MONEY
F. O. Morse, school treasurer $540 22
4
School supplies School district repairs High school tuition School flag Salaries school officers
$50 00
16 00
360 00
5 00
25 00
$996 22
LIBRARY BILLS
Ellen E. Rogers $39 55
BREAKING ROADS, SPRING21910
District No. I, A. E. Moore :
2,
$15 39
3, W. W. Morgan
II 70
4, F. W. Barnard
25 83
5, Geo. S. Smith
4 42
$57 34
MONEY EXPENDED BY SURVEYORS AND
SELECTMEN
District No. 1, F. M. Jesseman
$103 22
I, W. W. Morgan, selectman
3 60
$106 82
2, Frank H. Sweatt 2, A. E. Moore, selectman
69 60
3 90
$73 50
District No. 3, H. A. Morgan
$34 73
District No. 4 :
H. H. Hartford 82 37
5
District No. 5 :
W. R. Merrill, selectman $79 81 BREAKING ROADS, WINTER 1910 AND II
District No. 1 :
F. M. Jesseman 5 25
District No. 2 :
Frank H. Sweatt
District No. 3 : 17 25
H. A. Morgan
3 15
District No. 4 :
H. H. Hartford 19 80
District No. 5 :
W. R. Merrill, selectman 18 60
TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS
W. W. Morgan, selectman $40 60
C. E. George, -
27 12
W. R. Merrill, 28 00
F. O. Morse, treasurer 20 00
F. B. Huckins, town clerk 16 00
J. T. McClure, collector 25 00
F. B. Huckins, supervisors 18 00
E. W. Jewell, auditor 3 00
$177 72
DAMAGE TO SHEEP BY DOGS IN 1909
L. F. Wise $7 00
BILLS PAID OUT ON FRETTS ESTATE Paid J. W. Coolidge, M. D. $14 .50
Paid C. E. George for moving Fretts and wife to County farm 12 15
6
Paid W. R. Merrill, settling estate
$7 65
County of Grafton, balance Fretts estate
15 70
$5.0 00
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
A. E. Morse, water tub $2 50
J. W. Coolidge, returning births and deaths I 50
A. E. Moore, care of town hall 3 00
E. C. Eastman, blank books
3 9I
F. C. Morse, excess of tax on R. R. stock
2 18
F. H. Tukey, license refunded on dog
2 00
Fred Clement, board of health
2 00
F. B. Huckins, postage, etc.
3 73
N. W. Sanborn, excess of tax
13 08
R. W. Musgrove, printing town reports 34 50
Geo. S. Smith, excess of tax on R. R. stock 8 72
F. O. Morse, stamps and stationery
I 50
W. W. Morgan, miscellaneous bills
4 20
W. R. Merrill,
2 88
W. R. Merrill, lodging tramps
2 00
C. E. George, board of selectmen
5 00
J. W. Sanborn, water tub 2 50
W. R. Merrill, picking moth nests
3 02
C. E. George, miscellaneous bills
2 98
W. R. Merrill, removing Minot Fogg to County farm 6 57
H. S. Morgan, fighting forest fires
40 80
$148 57
JOINT HIGHWAY BILLS
Paid :
W. W. Morgan, selectman $247 15
7
Selectmen
$300 00 -
C. E. George, selectman W. W. Morgan, selectman
235 58
301 76
$1,084 49
RECAPITULATION
State tax
$258 00
County tax
207 50
School money
540 22
School supplies
50 00
Schoolhouse repairs
16 00
High school tuition
360 00
School flag
5 00
Salaries of school officers
25 00
Library bills
39 55
Expended on highways
498 62
Town Officers' bills
177 72
Damage to sheep
7 00
Fretts bills
50 00
Miscellaneous
148 57
Joint highway
1,084 49
$3,467 67
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Received of selectmen
$1,503 21
Received of collector, 1909
156 23
1910
1,869 05
Cash in treasury, 1909
428 46
$3,956 95
Total expense for year
3,467 67
Cash balance
$489 28
8
ABATEMENT OF TAXES
Geo. W. Dow
Albert Fogg
$4 14 48
Heirs of Rebecca Fretts
I 30
Freemont Grey
3 27
Mrs. J. N. Woodward
I 09
Freeman Patten 1
1 09
$11 37
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1909
Amount due from Fred Clement, collector 1909 $156 23
Cash paid treasurer 156 23
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR OF 1910
Total amount committed to J. T. McClure for
collection
$1,995 48
Discount
$25 29
Abatements
II 37
Cash paid treasurer
1,869 05
$1,905 71
Balance due from collector Feb. 15, 1911
$89 77
ASSETS
Cash balance in favor of town
$489 28
Due from collector
89 77
Total assets
$579 05
Liabilities none
Respectfully submitted,
9
W. W. MORGAN, Selectmen C. E. GEORGE, of
W. R. MERRILL, Hebron.
Having examined the foregoing accounts we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
E. M. JEWELL, " } Auditors. A. S. ADAMS,
Treasurer's Report
Cash received from treasurer, 1909
$428 46
collector,
156 23
1910
1,869 05
selectmen, 1910
1,469 82
town clerk, dog license 1910 33 39
Total receipts
$3,956 95
Paid out on orders of the selectmen 3,467 67
Balance in hands of treasurer, Feb.
15, 19II $489 28
FRANK O. MORSE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treasurer of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1911, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
E. M. JEWELL,
Auditors. A. S. ADAMS,
Treasurer's Report OF TRUST FUNDS
Sally L. Perkins fund in Laconia bank
$1,171 62
Plymouth “ 900 00
Bristol 866 40
Interest received during the year 93 96
$3,031 98
Paid W. W. Morgan as per order of selectmen
93 96
Balance on books
$2,938 02
Interest on the above to be used annually for preaching in the town of Hebron.
The fund from a friend by the hand of C. W. Powers
New Hampshire Savings Bank book
$700 00
Interest received during the year
29 02
$729 02
Paid W. W. Morgan as per order of selectmen
29 02
Balance bank book for
$700 00
The fund from the Baptist society by the hand of C. W. Powers New Hampshire Savings bank book
$176 00
Interest received during the year
7 29
$183 29
I2
Paid W. W. Morgan as per order of selectmen
$7 29
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 for
$1,000 00
Cash from treasurer of 1909
15 00
Interest received during the year 1910
30 00
$1,045 00
Paid E. M. Jewell as per order of selectmen
30 00
Balance State bond
$1,000 00
Cash
15 00
D. N. Kemp fund interest to be used on Pratt burying ground
Received from treasurer 1909 Bank book for Cash
62 15
Interest
13 89
$416 04
Balance Bank book for
340 00
Cash
76 04
Esther R. Hemphill fund :
Bristol Savings bank book for
$50 00
Interest received during the year
I 51
$51 15
Paid E. M. Jewell as per order of the selectmen
I 51
Balance bank book for
$50 00
$340 00
13
Baptist society fund, being the parsonage : Cash received from treasurer 1909 $72 12
Received from the selectmen during the year 1910 45 64
Paid out on orders of the selectmen
73 60
Cash balance
$44 16
George C. Fretts account :
Received Bristol bank book for
$16 87
Paid out on orders of selectmen
16 87
Ellen M. George fund bank book for
$100 00
Cash from treasurer of 1909
6 70
Interest during the year
6 25
$112 95
Paid E. M. Jewell as per order of selectmen
8 00
$104 95
Balance bank book for
100 00
Cash
4 95
Franklin Fogg fund, to be used for improve- ments on Hebron common :
Bristol Savings bank book for
$500 00
New Hampshire Savings bank book for
500 00
Interest received from Bristol bank
7 50
$1,007 50
Paid out as per orders of the selectmen from Bristol bank 400 00
Paid out as per orders of the selectmen from New Hampshire bank 51 52
$117 76
14
Balance Bristol bank for New Hampshire bank for
$107 50 448 48
Susan Hammond fund, interest to be used to clean the head stones and otherwise im- prove her lot in Hebron cemetery :
New Hampshire Savings bank book for $25 00
FRANK O. MORSE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treasurer with the trust funds of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1911, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
E. M. JEWELL. " }. Auditors. A. S. ADAMS,
Cemetery Committee
IN ACCOUNT WITH GEORGE FUND
1910 : Received 1909 committee
$ 50
town treasurer
8 00
$8 50
Total received Cash paid out : Bill No. I, W. W. Morgan
$2 05
Bill No. 2, F. S. Fall
5 00
Balance in hands of committee
$1 45
IN ACCOUNT WITH POWERS FUND
Received 1909 committee
$6 70
Frank Swett
2 50
town treasurer
30 00
Total received
$39 20
Cash paid out : Bill No. 1, Mark Smith
$6 00
2, A. J. Wheeler
IO 50
3, W. W. Morgan
8 20
4, E. M. Jewell
IO 47
Balance in hands of committee
$4 03
16
IN ACCOUNT WITH KEMP FUND
Balance in hands of committee
$3 98
IN ACCOUNT WITH HEMPHILL FUND
1910 : Received of 1909 committee
$
22
town treasurer I 51
$1 73
Total received Cash paid out : Bill No. 1, E. M. Jewell
$1 50
Balance in hands of committee
$ 23
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. JEWELL, A. J. WHEELER,
Cemetery Committee
J. F. ROGERS,
Examined and found correct,
A. S. ADAMS, Auditor.
Common Committee's Report
1910 :
Sept. 3, Received of selectmen
$400 00
Dec. 3,
51 52
Total amount received
$451 52
CASH PAID OUT
Fred M. Jesseman
$39 48
Herbert A. Morgan
30 42
Walter F. Cooledge
II IO
Fred B. Huckins
II 85
Albert E. Moore
15 78
Hugh Lewis
14 78
Fred H. Tukey
14 78
Leroy Esty
II 78
Clarence Esty
9 88
Wilfred W. Morgan
18 45
David P. Hardy
2 60
Charles E. George
6 25
Boston & Maine railroad
6 60
Charlie Bailey
7 00
Mark Smith
8 75
Ross Brothers
17 00
Buxton, Doane & Co.
170 54
John F. Rogers
3 50
Harry S. Morgan
22 28
18
Edward M. Jewell
$28 70
Total amount
$451 52
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD M. JEWELL, - Committee.
HARRY S. MORGAN, CHARLES E. GEORGE,
Examined and found correct.
AMBROSE S. ADAMS, Auditor.
Report of School Board
The two schools have been in session 31 weeks each.
The school at East Hebron was taught the entire year by Mrs. Lola G. Cooledge.
The spring term at the village was taught by Miss Harriet Wheet of Alexandria and the fall and winter terms by Miss Abby Smith of Plymouth.
We would again call the attention of parents to the fact that the regular attendance of the pupils affects the aid received from the state. The amount received this year on our average attendance was $22.50.
In accordance with the school law we would ask the selectmen to make the following assessments for the com- ing year.
Money for high school tuitions $400 00 Money for text books and scholars' supplies. 60 00
GERTRUDE E. MORGAN, ALMA C. MORSE, ? School FLORA E. MCCLURE, Board.
Financial Statement of School Board
CASH RECEIVED
School money as required by law
$322 50
School money raised by vote of district 50 00
Dog license of 1909 47 55
Received of selectmen for damage to schoolhouse
1 00
Literary fund
28 35
For average attendance from the state
22 50
For tuition rebate
69 32
Total receipts of school money $541 22
Money raised for High school tuition
$360 00
Money raised for district officers' salaries
25 00
Money raised for flags and appurtenances
5 00
Money raised for school supplies
50 00
Received for books sold I 09
Total receipts for school supplies
$51 09
Balance of repair money from treasurer, 1909
$20 15
Money raised to shingle woodshed at village schoolhouse
16 00
Total receipts for repairs
$36 15
2I
Total receipts of school money $541 22
for high school tuitions 360 00
district officers' salaries. 25 00
66 for flags and appurtenances 5 00
66 for school supplies
51 09
for repairs 36 15
Total receipts
$1,018 46
CASH PAID OUT OF SCHOOL MONEY
1910 :
June 30, Harriet L. Wheet, teaching 12 weeks in the village school at $7 per week $84 00
Lola G. Cooledge, teaching 12 weeks in the East Hebron school at $7 per week 84 00
Joseph Hamilton, cleaning the village schoolhouse and other work 4 00
Nellie J. Barnard, cleaning the East Hebron schoolhouse, 2 00
H. S. Morgan, I broom 50
Oct. I, Abby Smith, teaching 4 weeks in the village school, ending Sept. 30, 1910, at $9 per week 36 00 Lola G. Cooledge, teaching the East Hebron school 4 weeks end- ing Sept. 30, 1910, at $7 per week 28 00
Nov. 4, Abby Smith, teaching the village school 4 weeks, ending Oct. 28, 1910, at $9 per week 36 00
22
Nov. 4, Lola G. Cooledge, teaching the East Hebron school 4 weeks, end- ing Oct. 28, 1910, at $7 per week $28 00
Dec. 3, J. T. McClure, repairing the roof of the village schoolhouse 3 48 Abby Smith, teaching the village school 4 weeks, ending Nov. 25, 1910, at $9 per week 36 00
Lola G. Cooledge, teaching the East Hebron school 3 weeks, end- ing Nov. 18, 1910, at $7 per week 21 00
I9II :
Jan. 7, Abby Smith, teaching the village school 3 weeks, ending Dec. 16, 1910, at $9 per week 27 00 Lola G. Cooledge, teaching the East Hebron school 4 weeks, end- ing Dec. 23, 1910, at $7 per week 28 00
Lola G. Cooledge, I broom, wash dish and dipper 70
Feb. 3, Abby Smith, teaching the village school 4 weeks, ending Jan. 20, 19II, at $9 per week 36 00
Lola G. Cooledge, teaching the East Hebron school 4 weeks, end- ing Jan. 20, 1911, at $7 per week 28 00
Fred B. Morse, building fires at the East Hebron school 9 weeks at .50 per week 4 50
23
Feb. 3, Donald Esty, building fires at the village school 55 days at .10 per day $5 50
Frank O. Morse, 2 cords of wood at $4 per cord and for kindling 8 50
Frank O. Morse, glass, curtain poles and work 2 70
Gertrude E. Morgan, three cords of wood furnished in the shed at the village schoolhouse for the coming year 12 25
Total expenditure of school money $516 13
PAID OUT FOR HIGH SCHOOL TUITIONS 1910 :
June' 30, Geo. L. Plimpton, treas. of Tilton Seminary, for tuition of two pupils at the Tilton Seminary for the spring term of 1910 $26 66
C. D. Thyng, treas. of N. H. L. I., for tuition of four pupils at the New Hampton Literary and Biblical Institution for the spring term of 1610 53 32
R. E. Lane, treas. of Plymouth High school, for tuition of two pupils at the Plymouth High school from Jan. 25, to June 17, 1910 40 00
Dec. 3, C. D. Thyng, treas. of N. H. L. I., for tuition of four pupils at the New Hampton Literary
24
and Biblical Institution for the fall term of 1910
Dec. 3, Geo. L. Plimpton, treas. of Tilton Seminary, for tuition of one pupil at the Tilton Seminary for the fall term of 1910
$53 32
13 34
19II :
Jan. 7, R. E. Lane, treas. of Plymouth High school, for tuition of two pupils at Plymouth High school from Sept. 6, 1910, to Jan. 27, 19II
40 00
Feb. 3, Geo. L. Plimpton, treas. of Tilton Seminary, for tuition of two pupils at the Tilton Seminary for the winter term of 1910 and 191I 26 66
C. D. Thyng, treas. of N. H. L. I., for tuition of five pupils at the New Hampton Institution for the winter term of 1910 and 19II 66 70
Total expenditure for High school tuition $320 00 PAID OUT FOR DISTRICT OFFICERS' SALARIES 19II :
Feb. 3, A. E. Moore for services as district clerk $1 00 Frank O. Morse, for services as dis- trict treasurer 3 00
Fred B. Huckins, for services as truant officer 5 00
25
Feb. 3, Alma C. Morse, for services of three members of school board
$16 00
Total expenditure for district officers' salaries $25 00
PAID OUT FOR FLAGS AND APPURTENANCES 1910 :
June 30, For I flag and postage on same $2 41 .
PAID OUT FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1910 :
June 30, Edward E. Babb & Co., for books and scholars supplies $27 90
Lola G. Cooledge, for singing books I 50
F. W. Sanborn, for blanks 70
Nov. 4, Edward E. Babb & Co., for books and scholars' supplies 12 96 .
19II :
Jan. 7, E. A. Chase, for paper 45
Feb. 3, Fred B. Huckins, for enumeration cards 96
Frank O. Morse, for freight and express on school supplies I 53
Total expenditure for school supplies
$46 00
PAID OUT FOR REPAIRS
1910 :
June 30, L. B. Sargent, for shingles and labor etc., on the wood shed at the village schoolhouse $14 00
Dec. 3, J. T. McClure, for fencing the East Hebron school lot as per bills 21 65
Total expenditure for repairs
$35 65
26
Total paid out of school money
$516 13
66
for high school tuitions
320 00
district officers' salaries
25 00
flags and appurtenances
2 41
school supplies
46 00
repairs
35 65
Total expenditure of all money
$945 19
RECAPITULATION
Total receipts of school money
$541 22
expenditure of school money
516 13
Balance of school money
$25 09
Total receipts for high school tuitions
$360 00
expenditure
320 00
Balance for high school tuitions
$40 00
Total receipts for district officers' salaries
$25 00
Total expenditure
25 00
Total receipts for flags and appurtenance
$5 00
Total expenditure
2 41
Balance for flags and appurtenances
$2 59
Total receipts for school supplies
$51 09
Total expenditure
46 00
Balance for school supplies
$5 09
Total receipts for repairs
$36 15
Total expenditure
35 65
Balance for repairs
$ 50
-
27
Total receipts of all money' $1,018 46
Total expenditure of all money 945 19
Total balance in hands of treasurer Feb. 15, 191I $73 27
GERTRUDE E. MORGAN, ALMA C. MORSE, School board.
FLORA E. MCCLURE,
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the school board of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1911, we find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
E. M. JEWELL, } Auditors. A. S. ADAMS,
Feb. 17, 19II.
School Treasurer's Report
Cash received from treasurer, 1909
$20 15
Town school money, 1910 322 50
' Extra by vote 50 00
Dog license
47 55
Literary fund
28 35
State average attendance
22 50
High school rebate
69 32
tuition 360 00
Officers' salaries
25 00
School flags
5 00
Repair money
16 00
Books sold
I 09
Glass broken
I OO
School supplies
50 00
Total receipts
$1,018 46
Paid out on order of the school board $945 19
Balance in hands of treasurer on Feb. 15, 191I
$73 27
FRANK O. MORSE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treasurer of the school district of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1911, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
E. M. JEWELL, Auditors. A. S. ADAMS,
Librarian's Report
The library has been open every Saturday during the
year.
Whole number of books taken out 1, 164
Smallest number Dec. 24 7
Largest number May 14 35
Average for the year 22
Number of books added to the library of which IO were given 32
Number of books now catalogued 1,720
. Amount received for fines $1 82
For books taken by people from out of town I 25
ALICE M. WELLS, Librarian.
Library Trustees' Report
We have nothing especially new to bring before the public. There have been a number of new books given the library the past year, and with the new ones we have been able to buy, we have added 54 to our library this year. We feel very grateful to our friends for help in this good cause.
ALBERT E. MOORE, 1 ALICE M. WELLS,
Library
ELLEN E. ROGERS, Trustees.
Treasurer's Report
1910 :
Feb. 18, Cash in treasury $24 26
July I, Interest on Ellen George fund 19II :
6 04
Feb. 14, Cash received of town 39 55
Cash received for fines I
Casn received for books taken out by people out of town I 25
$72 92
AMOUNT PAID OUT
1910 :
Oct. 31, Paid for books
$19 30
for zinc and stove pipe
I 80
19II :
Mar. 18, for wood
2 25
Feb. 13, insurance on books 2 50
14,
for care of library 2 00
Alice M. Wells, librarian 10 00
Mamie Rogers, assistant librarian 5 00
Total amount paid out $42 85
Cash in treasury
30 07
$72 92
ELLEN E. ROGERS, Treasurer.
31
Having examined the accounts of the treasurer we find them correct.
E. M. JEWELL, A. S. ADAMS, Auditors.
Hebron, N. H., Feb. 17, 19II.
Preaching Committee
1910: To cash received of selectmen : July 2, Interest of Sally Perkins fund $59 97 19II :
Feb. 14, Interest of Sally Perkins fund 33 99 Interest of fund by hand of C. W. Powers 29 02 Interest of Baptist society fund 7 29
Paid Arthur N. Lewis
$33 33
Paid Rev. I. B. Conley
96 94
$130 27
$130 27
W. W. MORGAN,
Chairman of Preaching Committee.
Births Registered in the Town of Hebron for the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1910
Date of Birth.
Name of Child
Male or Female.
Living or
No. of Child
1st, 2d, etc.
Father's Name.
Color.
Color.
Residence of Parents.
Occupation
Birthplace 01 Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother
Feb. 19 June 19
F .. |Living .. . M. ..
3
All White
Mary A. Gordon .. Alice Tuttle ... .. Harold B. Ferrin. Kate Sanborn .. Claude H. Braley.
All White
Hebron
Carpenter. .... Laborer
Gasp'y BayCan Alexandria ... Providence R.I Meredith.
Hebron .
20 Walter Augustus M .. 30 M.
=
1
Joseph Adams .... Wm. L. Tefft ....
66
Hebron Stage Driver .. Bristol Laborer
Meredith ..
Viola Batchelder.
Mother's
Maiden Name.
Father.
(if any).
Stillborn.
7
$
Official Reports
Hebron
1912
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
Town Clerk, School Board and Librarian
OF THE
TOWN OF HEBRON
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1912.
BRISTOL, N. H. From the Press of R. W. MUSGROVE 1912.
Town Officers
Selectmen W. R. MERRILL, C. E. GEORGE, R. M. SMITH Town Clerk, FRED B. HUCKINS
Town Treasurer, EDWARD M. JEWELL Collector of Taxes, J. T. MCCLURE Supervisors of Checklist, FRED B. HUCKINS, FRED M. JESSEMAN, OSCAR S. ROBY .Auditors, GEO. S. SMITH, A. E. MOORE School Board, ALMA C. MORSE, FLORA E. Mc- CLURE, FLORENCE E. MERRILL Treasurer of School Board, SARAH L. GEORGE
Clerk of School District, A. E. MOORE Truant Officer, FREDRICK CLEMENT Highway Surveyors
District No. I, FRED M. JESSEMAN
2, ALBERT E. MOORE 3, HERBERT A. MORGAN
4, HORACE H. HARTFORD 5, JUSTIN T. MCCLURE
Board of Health, FRED B. HUCKINS, ALBERT E. MOORE, FREDRICK CLEMENT
Library Trustees, ELLEN E. ROGERS, A. E. MOORE, ALICE M. WELLS
Selectmen's Report
CASH RECEIVED BY SELECTMEN
Railroad tax
$10 15
Savings bank tax
412 52
Literary fund
27 06
Proportion of school fund
189 99
Use of town hall
3 00
Dog license
36 78
Interest on taxes of 1910
I 53
Bounty on hedgehogs
12 60
F. M. Jesseman, for bridge plank
6 75
Interest on taxes 191I
65
Peddlers' license
5 00
$706 03
To cash paid treasurer
DISBURSEMENTS
The selectmen have given orders on the treas- urer as follows :
State tax
$301 00
County tax
216 93
$517 93
SCHOOL MONEY
Sarah L. George school treasurer $565 94
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School supplies School district repairs High school tuition Salaries of school officers
$60 00
100 00
400 00
41 00
LIBRARY BILLS
Ellen E. Rogers $41 13
BREAKING ROADS SPRING 1911
District No. 1 F. M. Jesseman $5 03
2 Frank Sweat 13 50
3 H. A. Morgan
5 70
4 H. H. Hartford 13 80
5 W. R. Merrill, selectman 21 45
$59 48
MONEY EXPENDED BY SURVEYORS
District No. 1 F. M. Jesseman $89 17
2 A. E. Moore 98 82
3 H. A. Morgan 16 20
4 H. H. Hartford 96 93
5 J. T. McClure 62 69
$363 81
TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS
W. R. Merrill, selectman $32 37
C. E. George, 66
23 62
R. M. Smith, 27 12
E. M. Jewell, treasurer 20 00
F. B. Huckins, town clerk
16 00
J. T. McClure, collector
25 00
5
F. B. Huckins, supervisors $6 00
F. N. Barnard, police 5 00
G. S. Smith, auditors 3 00
$158 II
MISCELLANEOUS
R. W. Musgrove, printing reports $28 00
Edson C. Eastman, supplies 25 66
49 20
J. T. McClure, advertising taxes
3 75
John F. Rogers, flags for soldiers' graves
5 00
R. M. Smith, curtains for town hall
3 75
L. B. Sargent, damage to horse
1 00
E. M. Jewell, wood for town office
I 00
A. E. Moore, care of town hall use of water tub
2 50
.. moving road machine
I 50
J. W. Coolidge, returning births and deaths
I 00
F. N. Barnard, keeping tramp
I 00
J. C. Wise, picking moths
18 00
W. R. Merrill, bounty on hedgehogs
12 60
E. M. Jewell, for supplies
I 50
F. B. Huckins, " I 75
١١ recording marriages, births and
deaths I 80
J. T. McClure, overpaid treasurer 06
12 60
W. R. Merrill, picking moths supplies
3 15
W. F. Cooledge, plain wire
2 37
Clarence Esty, picking moths
6 35
Claude Jesseman,
4 00.
C. E. George, picking moths for transfers
2 90
I 00
6
John W. Sanborn, use of water tub W. R. Merrill, meeting tax commission board selectmen J. T. McClure, advertising taxes
$2 50
II 85
5 00
3 40
$214 19
RECAPITULATION
State tax
$301 00
County tax
216 93
School money
565 94
School supplies
60 00
Schoolhouse repairs
100 00
High school tuition
400 00
Salaries of school officers
41 00
Library bills
41 13
Expended on highways
423 29
Town officers' bills
158 II
Miscellaneous bills
214 19
$2,521 59
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Received of selectmen
$706 03
collector, 1910 75 02
19II
1,951 40
Cash in treasury, 1910
489 28
$3,221 73
Total expense for year
2,521 59
Cash balance
$700 14
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ABATEMENT OF TAXES
C. A. Avery
$4 57
G. A. Dow
2 18
W. A. Tefft 2 18
F. C. Patten 2 18
R. M. Marchant
I 09
J. W. Dresser
2 61
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