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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01820 7420
GENEALOGY 974.202 B67 1915
Annual Reports
of the
Town of Bow New Hampshire
1915
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
Town and School District Officers
OF THE
TOWN OF BOW
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15
1915
MANCHESTER, N. H.
- PRINTED BY JOHN B. CLARKE COMPANY 1915
TOWN OFFICERS.
Moderator. ROBERT W. UPTON.
Representative. WARREN M. DAVIS.
Selectmen.
ROY L. KNOX. HAMILTON M. COLBY. FRED S. HAGAN.
Treasurer.
FRANK A. WHITE.
Auditor.
FRED H. CLOUGH.
Supervisors.
WILLIAM J. FLANDERS. CHARLES S. GOODRICH. WESLEY L. WHEELER.
Tax Collector.
EDWARD A. CHENEY.
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Library Trustees.
RUFUS H. BAKER, President. ROBERT W. UPTON, Treasurer. FRANK E. WOODBURY. STICKNEY F. SHORT. DAVID W. WHITE.
Board of Health.
WILLIAM J. FLANDERS. JOHN P. ELLIOTT.
Sexton.
PERLEY A. CLOUGH.
Police Officer.
GEORGE A. DREW.
Highway Surveyors.
DISTRICT I-Fred S. Hill.
2-Perley A. Clough, Frank D. Clough.
3-Earl M. Vail.
4-John Danault. 5-Sam Sargent.
6-No surveyor worked, by H. M. Colby.
7-Walter Putney. 8-Albert L. Tripp. 9-Frank E. Woodbury.
IO-Almond S. Colby.
II-Mark E. Warriner.
12-Charles H. Hadley.
13-Moses E. Morse.
14-Sanford S. Sidelinger.
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In recent years the town has been fortunate in that no substantial claims for damages for injuries in the use of the highways have arisen. But this year has been an excep- tion, and three substantial claims were presented against the town. These claims were settled without litigation upon terms which probably effected a large saving for the town.
The tax rate for the past year was higher than usual be- cause of a mistake of the legislature in the apportionment of the state tax. The rate per thousand dollars of the state tax for the town was $4.66, when it ought to have been not more than $2.61. The state tax for 1914 has been paid under protest, and proceedings are under way to recover, if possible, the tax paid under protest, amounting to over $1600. The apportionment under which the state and county tax for 1914 was assessed was also intended to apply to the assessment of the state and county tax for 1915. As a result of action taken by the town in respect to the tax for 1914 and application to the legislature for relief, a new apportionment has been enacted by the present leg- islature, which changes the rate for 1915 from $4.66 to $2.51, and which will save the town for 1915 approximately two thousand dollars.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
INVENTORY OF TOWN, APRIL 1, 1914.
Polls, 210 @ $2.
$420.00
Lands and buildings :
Resident
$328,085.00
Non-resident
563,772.00
$891,857.00
Horses :
Resident, 152.
$19,985.00
Non-resident, 20.
3,750.00
23,735.00
Oxen, 18
2,025.00
Cows :
Resident, 339
$16,024.00
Non-resident, 8
412.00
16,436.00
Neat stock :
Resident, 55.
$2,155.00
Non-resident, 6.
180.00
2,335.00
Sheep, 29.
145.00
Hogs, 2.
30.00
Fowls, 305.
160.00
Vehicles, 5 ..
1,416.00
Portable mills :
Resident, 6. .
850.00
Non-resident, 2.
1,500.00
Wood and lumber :
Resident, 6.
$3,980.00
Non-resident
17,055.00
21,035.00
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Money at interest.
$7,426.00
Stock in banks.
2,300.00
Municipal bonds.
125.00
Stock in trade.
400.00
$971,775.00
PROPERTY EXEMPT TO SOLDIERS.
Real estate.
$1,325.00
Personal property
200.00
$1,525.00
TAXES LEVIED FOR ALL PURPOSES.
State
$3,728.00
County
2,620.49
Maintenance
50.00
For use of surveyors
1,500.00
Town charges
700.00
Books and supplies
125.00
Salaries of district officers
-
109.00
Permanent improvements fund
962.00
School money by law
3,495.00
High school tuition
700.00
Library
25.00
$14,014.49
5% excess allowed
700.72
$14.715.17
Rate of taxation, 1.49% or $1.49 on $100.
EXPENDITURES.
STATE TAX.
Paid John W. Plummer $3,728.00
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COUNTY TAX.
Paid Frederick A. Holmes $2,620.49
MAINTENANCE OF STATE AID ROADS.
E. A. Noyes, labor repairing state road, Dis- trict 14 $114.50 R. L. Knox, labor repairing state road, Dis- trict 1 41.50
$156.00
LIBRARY FUND.
Library trustees $10,000.00
PERMANENT BRIDGES.
Roy L. Knox, filling old water way at Heath's
Mill, North Bow $103.75
Roy L. Knox, account of new bridge in North Bow 1,200.00
$1,303.75
REPAIRS TO BRIDGES.
Taylor & Cilley, bridge plank. $27.48
North East Metal Culvert Co., metal culverts
for Districts 6, 11, 14, 15. 66.35
New England Box Co., bridge plank. 8.61
North East Metal Culvert Co., metal culverts for Districts 6, 11. 36.13
North East Metal Culvert Co., metal culverts for District 14 65.31
$203.38
REPORT OF PERMANENT BRIDGE CON- STRUCTION.
The water way at Heath's Mill had to be newly covered or filled, and it seemed prudent to fill and save the ex- pense of repair on this unnecessary bridge permanently. This was filled with stone and covered with suitable dirt and made as near permanent as possible. At the March town meeting it was voted to raise $2,000 to build a new bridge in North Bow, After careful consideration by the board, it was decided that the bridge could be built for less money and as strong by day's work as by contract. The abutments are built of concrete, mixed 1-2-3. The bridge is steel, with twenty-inch I beams, reinforced with a concrete floor and corrugated steel arches. This bridge was examined by one of the state engineers and pro- nounced O. K., and is as near permanent as is possible, and strong enough for any load it may be called upon to carry.
HIGHWAY SURVEYORS.
Paid Fred S. Hill, District 1, labor and teams $112.74 Perley A. Clough, District 2, labor and teams 71.65
Frank D. Clough, District 2, labor and teams 80.33
Earl M. Vail, District 3, labor and teams 69.83
John Danault, District 4, labor and teams 34.13
Sam Sargent, District 5, labor and teams 59.45
No surveyor, worked by H. M. Colby, District 6 103.35
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Paid Walter Putney, District ?, labor and teams $109.50
Albert L. Tripp, District 8, labor and
teams 152.19
Frank E. Woodbury, District 9, labor and teams 158.16
Almond S. Colby, District 10, labor and teams 109.90
Mark E. Warriner, District 11, labor and teams
149.93
Charles H. Hadley, District 12, labor and teams 147.18
Moses E. Morse, District 13, labor and teams 91.67
Sanford S. Sidelinger, District 14, la- bor and teams 235.51
$1,685.52
RUNNING ROAD MACHINE.
Paid Hamilton M. Colby $25.00
Frank D. Clough. 22.50
$47.50
TOWN OFFICERS.
Paid Edwin A. Colby, services as selectman after settlement $12.50
Roy L. Knox, services as selectman. 192.67
Hamilton M. Colby, services as selectman. . 144.65
Fred S. Hagan, services as selectman
102.00
Almond S. Colby, services as selectman. .
43.50
Frank A. White, services as selectman ....
30.00
Edward A. Cheney, services as selectman ..
100.00
Charles S. Goodrich, services as supervisor 18.00
William J. Flanders, services as supervisor 18.00
Wesley L. Wheeler, services as supervisor ..
18.00
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Paid Frank D. Clough, services as ballot inspector Wm. A. White, services as ballot inspector 4.00 Jeremiah F. Sargent, services as ballot inspector . 4.00
$4.00
Benj. T. Green, services as ballot inspector 4.00
Frank E. Woodbury, services as moderator 2.50 George Drew. 14.00
$711.82
WATER ON HIGHWAY.
Paid Mark Upton $3.00
Robert M. Ordway 3.00
Walter Putney 3.00
Clarence J. Colby 3.00
Ella M. Downing 3.00
$15.00
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT.
Paid Roy L. Knox, permanent road at North Bow $1,011.00
COUNTY PAUPERS.
Paid George F. Stevens, groceries for Mrs. Knox $38.35
Leopold T. Togus, M. D., professional serv- ices for A. J. Kimball. 48.00
Frank D. Clough, wood for Mrs. Knox .... 8.90
Harry D. Clough, sawing wood for Mrs. Knox 4.00
George F. Stevens, groceries for A. W. Wells 4.12 Alfred W. Gilbert, groceries for A. W. Wells George A. Robie & Son, groceries for A. J. Kimball 244.80
23.35
George A. Robie & Son, groceries for Fred A. Bickford. 80.00
George F. Munsey, M. D., professional serv- ices for J. Jameson . 4.50
$459.02
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DEPENDENT SOLDIERS.
Paid George A. Robie, & Son, groceries for same $76.50
Leopold T. Togus, M. D., professional serv- ices 36.00
$112.50
SCHOOLS.
Paid George W. Colby, school money $3,495.00
high school tuition. 200.00
books and supplies. 125.00
salaries of district officers 109.00
literary fund. 89.10
dog license 66.20
$4,584.30
VITAL STATISTICS.
Paid E. J. Delaney, M. D., return of birth. $0.25
Joseph Theriault, M. D., return of birth .. . .
.75
F. W. Grafton, M. D., return of birth ..... .25
George F. Munsey, M. D., return of birth .. Edwin Annable, M. D., return of birth .... Maurice A. Stark, M. D., return of birth ..
.50
.50
.25
D. E. Sullivan, M. D., return of birth. . . ..
.25
.25
Leopold T. Togus, M. D., return of birth .. C. E. Butterfield, M. D., return of birth ... Marion L. Bugbee, M. D., return of birth .25
.50
George E. Leete, M. D., return of birth .50
Louis A. Lane, return of death 1.50
Kendall & Foster, return of death. 2.00
Frank Houle, return of death. .25
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Paid E. D. Goodwin, return of death
$0.25
George W. Waters, return of death. .25
$8.50
FOREST FIRES.
Paid Frank D. Clough, fire warden. $60.40
REMOVING MOTHS.
Paid John Danault $12.38
Frank E. Woodbury 11.00
Martin Christiansen 13.75
C. H. Hadley
26.50
Moses E. Morse
28.75
Fred S. Hill.
13.73
Sam Sargent
6.00
John Danault
25.91
Warren P. Dow
15.24
Almond S. Colby 10.00
Perley A. Clough 8.35
Mark E. Warriner
11.50
Frank D. Clough
11.95
Earl M. Vail.
14.73
Hamilton M. Colby
2.60
$212.39
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Loan & Trust Savings Bank., for land adjoining town lot.
$60.00
Rumford Printing Co., printing town reports 31.20
F. L. Blake, three adjustable road-drags
51.60
W. J. Flanders, shades, broom and dust- pan for town house.
1.70
Belle M. Whipple, acct. accident on Wood hill 1,100.00
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Paid Edson C. Eastman, stationery, books, etc. $15.35
Capital Hardware Co., hardware ...... 2.00
H. M. Colby, sundries for road machine 11.00
R. L. Knox, paid Waters for livery to get prisoner 6.00
R. L. Knox, paid Waters for livery to investigate Perriago fire. 1.50
Bert Alexander, watching Perrigo fire 1.00
William D. Weatherbee, watching Per- rigo fire 1.00
Mark E. Warriner, bounty on grasshop- pers
5.75
Hamilton M. Colby, freight, teaming and blacksmithing
5.62
Hamilton M. Colby, driving hearse and pair collars for same 11.00
Capital Hardware Co., paints, etc .. .. Concord Machine Co., casting for cul- vert
2.00
3.00
Robert W. Upton, legal advice and ex- penses 100.00
John W. Bourlet, copying inventory. . 8.00
John W. Bourlet, use of telephone .... Robert W. Graves, M. D., examining
3.00
and report on Mrs. Saltmarsh .. .... 10.00 Frank D. Clough, wood for town house 14.00 Mrs. D. C. Raymond, helping Mrs. Salt- marsh 30.00
A. M. Lavalle, M. D., examination of Repeau girl 5.00
L. T. Togus, M. D., professional ser- vices, Repeau girl. 15.00
Everett F. Dowst, professional services locating H. & B. corner. 5.30
Ethel L. Saltmarsh, damages for acci- dent near Austin's 1,000.00
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Paid Baltimore Enamel & Novelty Co., crossing signs $2.50
O. H. Stanley, professional services for Mrs. Saltmarsh 83.00
Fred W. Saltmarsh, sheriff fees, etc .. . 25.10
E. A. Noyes, labor on highway .. 4.00
Thompson & Hoague Co., hardware ... 110.85
Edson C. Eastman, stationery, etc ..... 1.41
Charles S. Goodrich, labor and stock. . . 12.00
Charles S. Goodrich, insurance on town house 1.75
P. A. Clough, sexton duties, flags, etc ... 7.00
W. J. Flanders, services as janitor. . . .
6.00
Benj. T. Green, use of telephone. . .. 1.00
Hamilton M. Colby, bounty on hedge- hogs 3.40
$2,758.03
CONDITION OF CEMETERY FUNDS.
Edward L. Clement Fund :
Balance on deposit, July 1, 1914. $220.86
Elmira Ordway Fund :
Balance on deposit, July 1, 1914. 235.66
Liva C. Heath Fund :
Balance on deposit, July 1, 1914. 110.39
Charles F. Hammond Fund :
Balance on deposit, July 1, 1914.
108.25
Paid for labor and care 5.00
$103.25
Andrew Gault Fund :
Balance on deposit, July 1, 1914. 127.61
Addie I. Johnson Fund :
Balance on deposit, July 1, 1914. 101.00
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ABATEMENTS OF TAXES.
Paid A. Taylor Nesmith, error 1914. $2.23
Martin Hadley, error 1914. 3.72
Helene Redman, no property in town, 1913-1914 5.58
Henry M. Short, paid in Warner, 1913
1.13
Lyle F. Abbott, deceased, 1913. 1.30
George F. Hodgeman, paid in Concord, 1913 1.30
Warren H. Colby, out of state, 1913. .. 1.30
Natt H. Foote, left town, 1913-1914. .
2.43
James O. Ordway, left town, 1914 ... 1.30
Arthur W. Wells, uncollectable, 1914. . 1.30
Henry J. Mills, error, 1914. 1.95
$23.54
RECAPITULATION.
Cash on hand February 15, 1914. $11,844.99
Amount received 17,937.53
$29,782.52
Amount paid
29,689.64
Balance on hand $92.88
ASSETS FEBRUARY 15, 1915.
Cash in hands of treasurer $92.88
Due from Edward A. Cheney, Col., 1914. 1,834.58
Balance in favor of town. $1,927.46
Respectfully submitted,
ROY L. KNOX, HAMILTON W. COLBY, F. S. HAGAN,
Selectmen of Bow.
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand February 15, 1914. $11,844.99
Received Charles S. Goodrich, Col., 1913 . 1,521.66
Edward A. Cheney, Col., 1914. . . . 13,011.37
state treasurer, savings bank tax . 1.774.48
state treasurer, railroad tax.
405.78
state treasurer, literary fund .
89.10
state treasurer, bounty on hedgehogs
2.80
Merrimack S. S., paupers. 449.29
Merrimack S. S., dependent soldiers
112.50
maintenance of state road. 72.89
Almond S. Colby, dog license 85.80
fees from candidates. 6.00
Warren P. Dow, bill overpaid. .
2.01
Capital Hardware Co., bill overpaid 2.00
interest on library fund.
401.85
$29.782.52
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid state tax
$3.128.00
county tax
2.620.49
state aid, maintenance
156.00
highway
1.685.52
miscellaneous
2.158.03
support schools
4,584.30
town officers
111.82
county paupers
459.02
dependent soldiers
94.50
forest fires
60.40
moth nests
212.39
new bridges
1,303.75
library fund
10,000.00
permanent improvement
1,011.00
TWO -- BOW
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Paid repairs on bridges.
$203.88
running road machine
47.50
abatements
23.54
water on highway
15.00
vital statistics
8.50
$29,689.64
FRANK A. WHITE, Treasurer.
I, the undersigned, auditor of the selectmen's and treas- urer's accounts for the year ending February 15, 1915, certify that I have examined said accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
FRED H. CLOUGH,
Auditor.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD AND DISTRICT TREASURER FOR THE .
FISCAL YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1915
SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Moderator. CHARLES S. GOODRICH.
Clerk.
WILLIAM A. WHITE.
School Board.
FRANK E. COLBY. SUSIE H. COLBY. MILLIE WHITE.
Treasurer.
GEORGE W. COLBY.
Auditor.
GRACE M. COLBY.
Truant Officer.
GEORGE A. DREW.
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
To the Citizens of Bow:
Thirty-six weeks of school have been maintained in all districts, except the White school, which had only thirty-five, on account of sickness of the teacher. Wood Hill schoolhouse has been painted and repaired.
The attendance in several schools has been poor during the winter term on account of the prevalence of whooping cough. The following amounts will be required for the coming year :
For text-books and scholars' supplies $125.00
high school tuition
500.00
repairs
100.00
salaries of school board
80.00
truant officer
15.00
treasurer
10.00
clerk
2.00
moderator 1.00
auditor
1.00
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK E. COLBY,
SUSIE H. COLBY, MILLIE WHITE, Members of School Board.
ROLL OF HONOR FOR ONE OR MORE TERMS.
C. Roger Wessman.
Elizabeth Goodhue.
Ruth R. Cote.
Marguerite Fowler.
Amy Tenney. Jennie Tenney.
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Angus Gilson.
Edgar Tenney.
Walter Alexander.
Anna J. Glennon.
Eldon Alexander.
Alton K. Morgan.
Bernice Alexander.
Lawrence Harvey.
Arthur W. Sargent. Henry P. Clough.
STATISTICAL TABLE
Teachers
Schools
Term
Length of Term
No. of Scholars
Salaries of Teacher
per Month
Visits of Citizens
Not Absent
Average Attendance
Bow Mills
Spring Fall
Sadie B. Hinkson
12
$48.00
I. Dorothy Eaves.
12
22
48.00
4
2
15.87
Winter
66
12
48.00
White
Spring Fall
66
16
10
9
36.00
8
3
7.64
Winter
Marguerite Sargent
12
36.00
River Road
Spring Fall
Velma Hawkins.
12
14
36.00
17
O
12.82
Winter
60
12
36.00
North Bow
Spring
Marion E. Fish.
12
40.00
Fall
Marion L. Corser.
12
12
40.00
5
1
8.33;
Winter
Annie R. Morrison
12
40.00
Wood Hill
Spring
Florence I. Gibson
12
40.00
Fall
Marie Woodward.
12
21
40.00
35
5
15.76
Winter
Ariel Hyde.
12
40.00
South Bow
Spring
Edwin A. Colby
12
34.00
Fall
66
66
12
9
36.00
1
0
6.32
Winter
66
66
66
12
36.00
Bow Bog
Spring
Louise Goodhue
12
34.00
Fall
66
12
12
36.00
40
3
9.22
Winter
*
60
12
10
36.00
Annie E. Stevens.
12
34.00
Hazel E. Thompson
12
34.00
*Mehitable Colby substituted ten weeks at Bow Bog school.
Marjorie Goodhue.
DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand February 15, 1914. $151.41
Rebate from Concord High school 6.95
School money for the year
3,495.00
High school tuition. 700.00
Books and supplies 125.00
District officers
109.00
Literary fund
89.10
Dog license money
66.20
Total
$4,742.66
TUITION.
Paid Tilton Seminary
$40.00
Concord High School.
321.68
Manchester High School.
40.00
Pembroke Academy
107.00
$508.68
Paid wood .
$137.00
janitor work
48.00
cleaning schoolhouses
23.50
repairs on schoolhouses
80.18
books and supplies
153.85
district officers
109.00
incidentals
16.87
$568.40
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EXPENDITURES-TEACHERS.
Paid Marion Fish $120.00
Marion Courser 120.00
Annie Morrison 120.00
Hazel Thompson
102.00
Velma Hawkins
216.00
Sadie Hinkson 144.00
Dorothy Eaves
288.00
Florence I. Gibson 112.80
Marie L. Woodward 120.00
Ariel Hyde 120.00
Annie Stevens 192.00
Marguerite Sargent 108.00
Louise Goodhue 318.00
Edwin A. Colby 318.00
$2,398.80
Mehitable Colby substituted at the Bog school during the illness of the regular teacher, Louise Goodhue.
Total receipts
$4.742.66
Total expenditures 3,475.88
Balance on hand February 15, 1915. . . $1,266.78
GEORGE W. COLBY, Treasurer.
I hereby certify that I have examined the treasurer's accounts, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
GRACE M. COLBY, Auditor.
STATISTICAL TABLES.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF BOW FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC 'MBER 31, 1914
Date of Marriage
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride
Residence of each at time of Marriage
Occupation of Groom and
Place of Birth of Each
Name of Parents
Birthplace of Parents
Marriage
Name, Residence and Official Station of per- son by whom married
Place of Marriage
June 23
Manley W. Morgan
Bow
26
Plumber
Bow
Manley Morgan Alma Winchell Charles Fellows Clara Plummer William Luce Linnie Thompson Edward McCrillis Nellie A. Heath James Mitchell Mary Simpson Thomas Foote Sadie Hammond Thomas J. Foote Sadie E. Hammond Fred. E. Drew Mary E. Baker George H. Cilley Ida Currier Frank White Aseneth Wheeler
Concord Groton N. H. Haverhill, Mass. Lebanon, Me. Dunbarton
1 John B. Wilson Concord
1
Oct. 12
Samuel E. Mitchell
20
Iceman
New Brunswick
New Brunswich| 1 |ThomasH. Stacy Concord
Belle L. Foote
Bow
19
At home
Bow
Bow
Nov: 5
Arthur J. Foote
28
Lineman
W. A. J. Giles Concord
Eva M. Drew
-
29 Housekeeper
Concord
2
Nov. 7
Roy C. Cilley
Concord 22
Milk Dealer
Hill
Allentown Pembroke Bristol Andover Bow
1 |F. W. Taylor Concord 1
Bow
Martha M. White
Bow
28
At home
Bow
1 Roger F. Etz Concord
Concord
Florence G. Fellows
29
At home
Sept. 5
Guy M. Luce
29
Teamster
Ida A. McCrillis
Concord 33
Clerk
Concord Deerfield Dunbarton
Bride
Age
26
1
1 1
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF BOW FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1914
Sex and Condition
Name of the Child (if any)
Living or Stillborn
No. of Child, 1st, 2d
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Feb. 27 Mar. 2 Mar. 29 April 3 June 23 July 4 July 16 July 21 Aug. 17 Aug. 20 Sept. 3 Nov. 3 Nov. 6 Nov. 15 Nov. 28 Dec. 16 Dec. 19
Catherine Elizabeth
F
L
1 1
Robert J. McConnell Romal F. Strong John H. St. Armand
M
6€
F
M
9
2 Robert W. Upton 3 John Forcier
F
2 Edward E. Palmer
6
4 Wilbur W. Palmer
66
66
=
1 Guy C. Kimball Frank E. Colby, Jr. Ivo M. Noyes 2
Florence L. Green wood Martha A. Colby Katherine E. Peabody Marie E. Guerin Elizabeth Garner Alice E. Knox Addie P. Jameson Hortense Annkain Albena Merchaud Laura Kendall Martha Burroughs Evelina Morrissete Flossie M. Drew Flora A. Wesson Laura M. Cole Hazel M. Myers Minnie M. Fowler
Boiler Maker Brakeman Gardener Farmer Express Clerk Loco. Engineer Farmer Loom Fixer Laborer Carpenter Lawyer Laborer
Carpenter Farmer Laborer Fireman, R. R.
Manchester Vermont Lacolli, P. Q. Canada Delhi, Ohio New Brunswick Bow Canada Concord Orange Boston, Mass. Canada Franklin Holderness
Biddeford, Me. N. H. Bethlehem N. H. Bolton, England Guildhall, Vt. Bow Hooksett Fall River, Mass
Chichester Bow Canada West Concord Ashland Lynn, Mass,
Hooksett Bow
Bow
Nashua Chichester
1
2 3 Ovide C. Guilbault John V. Chamberlin 5 3 Roy L. Knox Elroy R. Ordway 1 Hermadus Danault Fred A. Drew Arthur W. Wells
John Garner Harriett Emma Eva Joseph.Damnase Ervin Earl Edward Lucius
Cora Maybelle Elton Stanley Ivory George Vernon Crosby Adin Morgan
66
-
27
Date of Birth
Sex
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF BOW FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1914
Date of Death
Age
Place of Birth
Place of Death
Name and Surname of Deceased
Place of Birth
Sex and Conditions
Occupation
Name of Father
Maid en Name of M other
Years
Months
Days
Mother
Father
Jan. 3 Bow
Jan. 29
Harriet A. Short Lyle F. Abbott Eliza Batchelder Mary B. Colby Clara A. Clark
72 24
9 26 Bow 6 .. Farmington
M
F
Widow single Widow Married Widow
Housewife Auto. machinist Ossipee Bow Retired Housewife Housewife
Bow Concord
Bow Dover Hooksett Gilford Concord
William Morgan Frank F. Abbott Alvah Colby Cyrus Colby Charles Abbott
Margeret Noyes Stella Reynolds Lucinda Hackett Mehitable Brown Sarah Carter
Ang. Aug. 6 Aug. 17 Sept. 26
"
. . |24 Bow
M Single
Canada
Hooksett
Homedas Danault
Hortense Censheme
76 42
4 11 Nova Scotia M F
M
Farmer Housewife None Piano tuner
Canada Vermont Boston
Bow
Edgar Wetherbee Joseph Forcier O. C. Stevens Robert W. Upton
Mary C. Dunklee Evelina Morrissette Amelia Fisk Martha G. Burroughs
Dec. 1
30
BODIES BROUGHT TO BOW FOR INTERMENT, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1914
July 28 Manchester Nov. 8 Concord
Ann H. Austin Mary M. Walker
81 83
7 1 Dunbarton .... Bow
Married Widow
Housewife
Bow Bow
David Hammond Samuel Elliott
Esther Quimby Martha Greene
28
Nov. 8 Nov. 30 Dec.
Unknown John Dame Johseph D. Danault James T. Frost Myrtle E. Wells Joseph L. B. Forcier Frank E. Stevens Helen Upton
83 45 80
9 12 Bow
F
10 17; Bow
F
May 26
6
60(?) 23
. Unknown ..
2| 3 Wilton
M Widower Mill hand
Widow'r Married Single Married Single
Canada
.. 63
..
.. 27 Bow ..
61 Concord M
1
4 15 Bow
F
.
Feb. 19
Apr. 16
Hooksett
F
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