Annual report of the Town of Nottingham, New Hampshire, 1910, Part 1

Author: Nottingham (N.H.)
Publication date: 1910
Publisher: [Nottingham, N.H.] : The Town
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GO 974.202 N84AR, 1910


ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01848 3542


Annual Report


of the Town of


nottingham, R. h.


1910


OFFICIAL REPORT.


1910.


NOTTINGHAM, N. H.


Allen County Public Library


SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


INVENTORY, TAXABLE PROPERTY OF THE TOWN OF NOT- TINGHAM, APRIL , 1, 1909.


Polls, 191,


$19,100 00


Land and buildings,


268,801 00


Horses, 212,


12,670 00


Oxen 24,


1,475 00


Cows 287,


7,351 00


Other neat stock, 63,


1,097 00


Sheep 66,


275 00


Fowl 355,


177 50


Portable mills 10,


3,775 00


Bank stock,


1,200 00


Stock in trade,


26,109 00


Locks and dams,


13,200 00


Automobile,


500 00


$355,730 50


Amount exempt to soldiers,


$10,610 00


APPROPRIATIONS MADE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING MARCH, 1909


County tax,


$925 35


State tax,


1,072 00


Roads and bridges,


1800 00


Public library,


50 00


School money required by law,


1,005 00


School money extra,


350 00


Miscellaneous,


1,147 65


$6,350 000


SELECTMEN'S CASH ACCOUNT.


Dr. to cash received,


Town clerk, dog license money, $123 50


4


E. F. Gerrish, for one cemetery lot, South side, $ 5 00 Wm. Leavit in settlement of the town suit, 125 00


Church use of town house kitchen, 6 00


License comm. liquor license money,


116 44


Grange, use of grange hall, 24 00


Fred Gove, old bridge plank,


1 00


Grange, use of town house kitchen,


6 00


County,


343 19


State, Railroad tax,


16 74


saving's bank tax,


474 57


literary fund,


59 52


state proportion of school fund, state road appropriation,


243 19


A. D. Watson, use of town house,


30 00


Geo. French, rent of town pasture,


6 00


Town of Northwood, board of Mrs. M. J. Davis, 2 50


State, rebate for forest fires,


153 54


$1,772 13


Cr. By treasurer's receipts, $1,772 13


The selectmen have drawn orders on the treasurer to the


following amounts:


Highways and bridges,


$1456 23


School money,


1,869 63


State tax,


1,072 00


Country tax,


925 35


County aid to soldiers,


219 00


County poor,


138 59


Town poor,


62 00


Town and district officers,


371 90


Notes and interest,


17 21


State road,


793 02


Brown tail moth expense,


273 50


Library,


96 95


Miscellaneous,


262 85


Snow bills,


126 31


35 94


5


Quarantine expense,


$ 60 11


Tramps, 18 50


307 10


Fires, forest, Sheep, killed by dogs,


36 00


$8,106 25


HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.


J. M. K. Smith,


$28 65


L. R. Demeritt,


48 75


T. M. Rollins,


65 96


L. J. Smith,


60 40


R. E. Tuttle,


52 99


A. W. McDaniel,


93 73


D. D. Rollins,


43 50


C. P. Holmes,


35 05


M. O. Brine, two districts,


129 34


P. B. Batchelder,


31 70


W. C. Trefren,


54 50


C. H. Lucy,


30 85


L. C. Tuttle,


35 00


N. G. Cilley,


41 55


W. A. Glidden,


59 75


F. P. Mitchell,


3 25


C. A. Smith,


52 30


L. F. Brown,


61 50


A. B. Stevens,


105 85


J. F. McCrillis,


45 07


S. L. Daniels,


42 79


E. E. Thompson,


5 22


G. Gile,


5 00


$1,132 70


M. N. Layn,


75 00


C. H. Hayes, bridge plank and stringers,


56 18


H. Marsh, bridge plank,


81 95


W. E. Kennard,


41 70


6


E. N. Parker, W. K. Harvey,


$12 00 56 70


$1,456 23


SNOW BILLS.


W. K. Harvey,


$5.00


J. M. K. Smith,


24 35


L. R. Demeritt,


5 50


T. R. Prescott,


52


R. E. Tuttle,


12 40


A. W. McDaniel,


3 85


C. P. Holmes,


22 05


M. O. Brine,


17 50


W. O. Trefren,


22 20


C. H. Lucy,


3 75


J. F. McCrillis,


2 04


S. L. Daniels,


6 15


$126 31


PERMANENT HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT.


STATEMENT OF JOINT FUND ACCOUNT.


Town contribution, $561 00


State contribution,


336 60


$897 60


Cr.


Contract,


$782 02


Abner Const. Co.,


11 00


State disbursements,


86 71


Bal. in town treasury,


$11 17


Bal. in state treasury,


6 70


17 87


$897 60


$1 40


Bal. unexpended from last year, 1908,


7


BROWN TAIL MOTH EXPENSE.


F. W. Glidden,


$19 50


A. Miles,


10 00


F. E. Davis,


6 00


W. Gove,


3 00


H. W. Tuttle,


123 10


E. R. Dame,


8 05


L. Dame,


3 35


H. G. Parker,


20 50


E. N. Parker,


20 50


F. G. Taylor,


18 50


J. H. Harvey,


32 00


T. M. Rollins,


2 00


J. E. Cooper,


7 00


$273 50


LIBRARY.


Carolyn P. Stevens, librarian 2 years,


$52 00


Imogene Colcord, sub-librarian


13 00


E. S. Stevens, wood,


1 50


Jas. H. Batchelder, books,


29 20


Express on books,


1 25


$96 95


NOTE AND INTEREST.


Fannie L. Tuttle, $2.10 on principal, $1.68 int. $3 78


Sam L. Allen, int. on note, 13 43


$17 21


COUNTY POOR.


F. Fernald, medical attendance to Mrs. E. Neally, $6 50


G. W. Tilton, supplies for E. Nealey, 8 00


·


G. W. Tilton, supplies for D. L. Ramsbottom, 66 50


A. A. Batchelder, supplies for E. Moody and family, 57 59


$138 59


8


QUARANTINE EXPENSE.


F. Fernald, medical attendance, $32 40


J. M. K. Smith, services rendered and supplies, 7 14


A. A. Batchelder supplies, 20 97


$60 11


TOWN POOR.


Geo. Tilton, supplies for Geo. Rollins, $50 00


J. B. Rollins, board of Sarah Morrison, 12 00


$62 00


TRAMPS.


Pat. Conley, keeping tramps, $18 50


TOWN OFFICERS.


H. G. Daniels, auditor 1908 accounts,


$2 00


C. A. Perkins, auditor 1908 accounts, 2 00


J. D. Perkins, bal. selectmen's ac't. 1908, 9 00


A. W. McDaniel, bal. selectmen's ac't 1908, 7 00


P. B. Batchelder, bal. selectmen's ac't, 1908,


9 00


W. C. Trefren, services on school ckeck list,


14 00


L. E. Williams, services on school check list,


14 00


H. P. Tuttle, services as supervisor,


6 90


R. F. Tuttle, services as school auditor,


1 50


H. G. Daniels,services as selectman,


40 50


W. L. Gerrish, services as selectman,


30 00


A. Cooper, services as supervisor,


8 00


M. C. Tuttle, services as supervisor,


8 00


E. F. Bennett services as town clerk,


25 00


John H. Harvey, services as selectman, 35 00


H. Marsh, services as treasurer,


30 00


F. P. Smith, services as tax collector,


130 00


$371 90


MISCELLANEOUS.


H. Sanborn, prinitng town reports and order bks, $20 15


E. C. Eastman, town supplies, 7 50


Geo. W. Tilton, supplies for town house, oil etc., 4 03


9


R. E. Tuttle, int. parsonage fund No. side, 8 92


H. G. Daniels, care and board of Mrs. J. O. Davis, 16 40


N. L. Gerrish, one day at Brentwood, J. O. Davis, 1 50


J. H. Harvey, trip to Portsmouth and expense, 5 05


J. H. Harvey, work on cemetery, road and bridge, 15 95


A. W. McDaniel, repairs and repairing road machine,1 5 85 N. L. Gerrish, trip to Exeter and expenses, 3 70


John S. Ladd, land tile, 9 36


H. G. Daniels, drawing title from Epping, 3 00


W. A. Cilley, repairing road machine, 1 00


A. D. Watson, cleaning town house, 2 00


T. R. Prescott, cutting bushes in cemetery S. S. 1 05


John Harvey, sundry trips, 35 85


John Harvey, cemetery fence repairs, 11 34


W. E. Bartlett, cutting bushes in N. side cemetery, 1 35


S. H. Durgin, caring for F. P. Bartlett's lot in cemetery, 1 50


S. L. Daniels one bbl. paint for cemetery fence, 13 07


N. L. Gerrish, parsonage fund int. 8 92


L. H. Welch, painting cemetery fence, S. side, 13 89


Mary B. Cilley, parsonage fund int. 2 yrs. 17 84


H. G. Daniels, repairing cemetery fence, N. side, 3 00


E. S. Stevens, half cord wood for town, 2 00


C. H. Hanson, death report, 25


J. H. Harvey, labor, express, postage, etc., 10 48


H. G. Daniels, trips to Exeter county farm, etc. 10 15


M. C. Tuttle, use of well, 3 00


W. A. Caswell, use of well, 3 00


E. F. Bennett, reporting deaths, births, and marriages, 4 20


E. F. Bennett, stationery, postage and clerk supplies, 4 55


F. H. Fernald, ties for cemetery bridge S. side, 2 00


$262 85


1


10 COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT. COLLECTOR FRANK P. SMITH LIST 1908.


Due Feb. 15th, 1909,


$980 00


Paid treasurer,


$957 32


Abated Sidney S. French,


1 75


James B. French,


1 75


Edward Howard,


2 19


Perley W. Howard,


1 75


John H. Healey,


1 75


Peter Leavitt,


1 75


Patrick McLaughlin,


1 75


David L. Ramsbottom,


1 75


Edwin C. Thurston,


1 75


Marcus M. Taylor,


1 75


Fred W. Holmes,


1 75


Ben F. Wade,


2 63


Walter D. Stevens,


36


$980 00


Treasurer's receipt int. on 1908 tax,


$28 81


COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT. COLLECTOR FRANK P. SMITH, LIST 1909.


Amount of taxes on collectors book,


$6,686 63


Amount of moth tax on collectorsbook,


27 40


Paid treasurer,


$5,403 84


Abated Smith H. Davis, under age,


1 87


Frank D. Willey, over tax,


1 39


Nettie H. Gerrish, use of well,


3 00


Harvey T. Wyman, use of well,


3 00


Joseph Vincent, dead,


1 87


John E. Cooper, use of well, 3 00


Samuel A. Colcord, use of well, 3 00


Fannie L. Tuttle, use of well,


3 00


Frank McMayhan, dead,


1 87


Geo. H. Rollins,


2 34


William P. Rollins, road trade,


9 35


$5437 53


$6714 03


11


Bal. due Feb. 15th 1910, $1276 50


$6714 03 $6714 03


NOTES AGAINST THE TOWN.


Fannie L. Tuttle,


$60 00


Lizzie E. Lucy,


126 50


Vienna M. Smith,


100 00


Laura E. Pike,


200 00


Susan F. Harvey,


114 58


Lewis T. Demeritt,


200 00


Sherburne B. Demeritt,


700 00


Samuel L. Allen,


175 00


John H. Harvey,


150 00


Andrew B. Stevens,


200 00


James H. Kelsey, 2nd trustee,


318 00


Luella K. Holmes,


138 11


$2,482 19


TRUST FUNDS IN THE HANDS OF THE TOWN.


Van Dame fund,


$100 00


Kelsey and Glass fund,


200 00


Frank P. Bartlett fund,


50 00


Kelsey Marston fund,


150 00


$500 00


AVA LABLE FOR SCHOOLS 1910.


Required by law,


$1,005 00


Bal. of dog license,


87 50


Literary fund,


59 52


$1,152 02


FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


ASSETS.


Amount due on collection list 1909,


$1,276 50


Amount due from county,


27 00


Cash in Treasury


2,571 87


12


From C. O. Smith, heirs for cutting brown tail moths, $ 6 00


$3,881 37


LIABILITIES.


Notes against the town,


$2,482 19


Estimated interest,


136 96


Interest on Van Dame fund,


70 10


on Kelsey & Glass cemetery fund,


12 00


on F. P. Bartlett cemetery fund,


2 13


on Marston & Kelsey cemetery fund,


9 00


on Parsonage fund, South side, F. W.


Baptist,


8 92


on parsonage fund, North side F. W.


8 92


Balance permanent road fund,


11 17


Balance permanent road fund, from 1908,


1 40


$2,742 79


Surplus Feb. 15th. 1909,


$839 36


Surplus Feb. 15th. 1910,


$1,138 58


JOHN H. HARVEY, HOLLIS G. DANIELS, NOAH L GERRISH, Selectmen of Nottingham.


TREASURER'S REPORT.


Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1909, $2,516 65


Rec'd of Frank P. Smith, 1908,


957 32


Rec'd of Frank P. Smith 1908,


28 18


Rec'd of Frank P. Smith, 1909,


5,403 84


Rec'd of selectmen,


1,772 13


$10,678 12


Baptist,


13


Cr.


Paid on orders,


$8,106 25


Cash on hand and on deposit,


2,571 87


$10,678 12


HARRISON MARSH, Treasurer.


AUDITORS' REPORT.


As required by law we have esamined the books and accounts of the selectmen and treasurer for the year ending Feb. 15, 1910, and found them correctly cast and properly vouched.


DANIEL E. SMITH, FRED L. GORE,


Auditors.


LIBRARIAN'S REPORT FOR YEAR ENDING Feb. 15th. 1910


Number books on hand at close of last year, 945


Books added by purchase, 93


Books presented to library, 10


Total now on hand, 1,048


Number of cards issued to date,


562


Number of cards now in use,


72


Average number loaned per week,


34


Largest number loaned in one week,


59


Cash on hand $1.76


CAROLYN P. STEVENS, Librarian.


SUB-LIBRARIAN'S REPORT FOR 1909.


Books in library from No. 302 to 700 inclusive,


No cards issued, 80


Average loaned per week,


.7


Cash on hand Feb. 1909,


$3 04


Received during year for fines,


12


Cash on hand Feb. 1910, $3.16


IMOGENE COLCORD,


Sub-librarian.


14


REPORT OF SCHOOL TREASURER FOR THE YEAR ENDING February 15, 1910. SCHOOL MONEY.


Balance from last year, $10 59


Received from town treasurer,


1,569 63


$1,580 22


Paid orders of school board,


$1,523 60


Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1910,


56 62


BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.


Balance from last year,


$4 84


Received from town treasurer,


100 00


$104 84


Paid on orders of school boards,


$58 47


Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1910,


$46 37


HIGH SCHOOL TUITION.


Received from town treasurer,


$100 00


Paid orders of school board,


91 00


Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1910,


$9 00


SPECIAL REPAIRS.


Balance from last year,


$26 25


Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1910,


$26 26


OFFICERS SALARIES.


Received from town treasurer,


$100 00


Paid orders of school board,


96 10


Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1910,


$3 90


Money on hand Feb. 15, 1910


School money


$56 62


Books and supplies,


46 37


15


Special repairs, Officers saleries High school tuition,


$26 25


3 90


9 00


$142 14


T. E. FERNALD, School Treasurer.


REPORT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.


SCHOOL MONEY.


Required by law,


$1,005 00


Voted by the district,


350 00


Dog license,


151 00


Literary fund,


63 63


Balance from last year,


1,0 59


$1,580 22


EXPENDED.


Teaching,


$1,215 00


Transportation,


219 00


Wheeler and Rollins (spring term)


48 00


Fuel, cleaning and incidental expenses,


41 60


Unexpended balance,


56 62


$1,580 22


We have paid from funds drawns from the town for the following purposes,


High school tuition,


$91 00


Salary of school board,


75 00


Salary of treasurer,


10 00


Salary of truant officer,


11 10


Books and supplies,


58 47


$245 57


16


We shall require fifty dollars for books and supples for the coming year,


HERMAN S. COLCORD, FRANK P. SMITH, ARTHUR W. McDANIEL, School Board.


ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE. HAINES. Grace M. Randall, year Rex M. Drowns.


INDEPENDENT. Ernestine Leighton, Ralph R. Leighton, Bradford P. Batchelder, George W. Jenness.


GEBIG.


Hazel Tuttle, Inez Tuttle.


CENTER. Leonell Harvey, Charles H. Williams, Isaac L. Williams.


NORTH SUMMER. Alice Mae Harvey, Gladys Dame, Lester Gaines.


SOUTH SUMMER. Bessie Demeritt, Bessie Cate, Merle Gerrish, year Blanche L. Gerrish.


Nottingham, Feb. 18, 1910.


This is to certify that I have this day examined accounts of the School Board and Treasurer of School District and find them correctly cast and properly vouched,


Prof. E. Tuttle, School Auditor.


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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31. 1909,


Date. of Birth.


Place of


Name of


Child.


Male or Female-


Living or Still-


Number of


Children-


Color.


of Parents


Parenta


PArcata.


Jan. 17


Nottingham


Harold Clifton


M


W William Wesley Marrison


32 22


Madbury Barrington Nottingham


Barrington


20


..


Frederick Fernald


M


L


3


Fred Fernald


34


Elinar Mildred


F


L


2


Arthur S. Tuttle


32


Aug. 13


.Ella Mme


F


L


1


W William E. Bartlett


25 27 South Berwick, Me. Salem, Masy,


Sept. 30


Bernice


F


L


W Rerman T. Woods


33 Lawrence, Mass. 34 |Epping


Dec. 24


Bornice


M


L


2


W


Mitchell T. O' Brien


34


Nova Scotia ..


27


M


L



W


Clarence E. Briggs


32 Richmond


31


Viola Marjorie


F


L


Ernest E. Randall 'Mebel E. Boston


21


South Berwick, Mfc.


-


Dato of


PlaOD of Marriage,


Name and Surname of Groom and Bride.


Residence of cach at time ol Marringo.


Years.


Color.


Birthplace of each Groom Bride.


Parent.


Whom Married.


Feb. 17


Loe


William E. Bartlett


Nottingham


24


W


Salom, Mass.


Simeon E. Bartlett


1


Rov. Geo. E. Kinney.


Alice G. Garland


19


W Nottingham


Frank H. Garland


1


April 19


Frank E. Davis


..


23


W Moultonboro


Geo. W. Davis,


Rov, Geo. E. Kinney.


Leo


June 12 Raymond


Fred L. Gove


38


W Nottingham


LeoDA B. Jennings Samuel S. Gove


2


Rev. Albert H. Thompson,


Rose E, Davis


25


Moultonboro


Oco. W Dayı


IS Nottingham


John W. Foyo


18


W Nottinghinm


William F. Foye


Rov. J. Bailey,


Nettte F Bryant


:


18


W Auliutri


Alonsof Bryant


L


July 29


Epplog


Frank P. Tuttle


38


W Nottingham


Horure W. Tuttie


Rov. C. W. Fisher


Angeline Hauscome


Barrington


20


W Barrington


Nov, 24


Theodore F. Harvey


Nottinghamı


37


Nottinglının


Nathaniel B. Harvey


I Rev. O. W. Jones,


..


10


Charlotte, Vt.


William H. Dodge


1


Deo 22 Nottingham


Jomeplı Cilios'


Nottingham


31


W


Nottingham


Joseph N. Cilley


1 Rev. Ira D. Murrison,


22


Juhın (, Nay


22


Charles E. Nay


Rev. Ira D. Marrison 1


Effie Demeritt


Joseph E. Demerite


2


Nancy B. Tuttle


DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC, 31. 1009.


-


Date of Death


8 . Nottingham


Geo. V. Garland


Nottingbom


70


20


Marriod


Shoemaker


Daniel Garland


Nottinghamn


10


:


Sninh W. Blaisdell Barrington


77


Widow


Housewife


William Evans


Mar, 10


Rachel N. Daniels Berwick, Me.


A1


1 10


W Widow


Housewife


Humphrey Grant


June 2


Jomıph Vinount


Boston, Mase.


30


W Single


Laborer


Unknown


Unknown ..


20


Horman Minckey


Finland


51)


W Widowed


Laborer


27


Alfred J. York


Woburo, AInsa,


W 'Married


Shoeinnker


Thomas J. York Unknown Joseph Fou


Aug. 10


Fr'k O). MeMnbon Bonton, Mag.


5-1


19


W Married


Shoemaker


Nov. 4


Joseph W Smith


Vasselboro, Me.


83


W


Laborer


Daniel Smith


Nov. 1f


Mary J. Bridge


Nova Scotia


70


7 19


W Widow


Housekeoper


George Preston


Unknown


St. Len


Dea. 26


Oliver F. Kononed Nottinghamn


81 10 16


W Single


Former


William Kennard


Nottingham


..


Clarenou George


L


2


W


Lewis T. Demeritt Myra H. Davis


37


Nottingham


28


Moultonboro


..


31


24 Bennington, V't.


25 Nottingham


MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31. 1909.


No. of Marriage.


Name, official Station and Residence by of Person


Marion C. Gove


16


W Nottingham


Fred L. Gove


Sarah E, FogK


Raymond


Aurilla A. Jowett


Jennie B. Jonunge


Grace Parsley


Ocoran Sullivan


Epping


Alice M. Edgerley


Euplug


Camie M. IInll


31


.+


Frank Hall


Jennie Dainc


Nellie Cook


Nottingbnm


W


Agu


Married, Single Widowed.


or


Occupation.


Napics of Parents.


Birthplace of Parents.


Years.


|Months.


Days,


Color.


Strufford Barnstend Berwick. Me.


July 22


Annie D. Twombly Dover


18


W


Married


House wife


Hannah Jacobs


Barrington Sanford, Me. England


Lydia Manson


-


Age of Parents-


Birthplace


Residence


Mertie Bell Hodgdon


Elizabeth W. Cilley


33


Nottingham


Eva M. Thompson


Alice G. Garland


19 |Nottingham


Nov. 24


Mand Z. Thompson


Numes


Sophia Bridge


Lee.


Ella HI. Batchelder


Aurilla A. Jewetto


Nottingham


Hasel 1 .. Dodge


Florence M. Smith


Mary Butler


Nottingtinm


Name und


Place of Deatlı.


o


Deceased.


Birthplace of Deceased.


Jan.


Elij. Duraboul


Hannnh Twombly


Eunice Foril


Delifa A. Foss


Unknown


Adn M. Gowther


Florence Bartlett


Age of Each in


bom,


Birth.





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