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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01826 7101
GC 974.202 B26AR, 1920-1923
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OF BARNSTEAD,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For the Year Ending January 31, 1920
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ANNUAL REPORT
-OF THE-
TOWN OFFICERS
F THE -
Town of Barnstead
COMPRISING THOSE OF THE SELECTMEN, TREASURER, COLLECTOR, ROAD AGENTS, SCHOOL BOARD, TOWN CLERK, TRUS- TEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS AND FIRE WARDEN,
-FOR THE-
Year Ending January 31, 1920
F. S. EATON CENTRE BARNSTEAD, N. H. 1920
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Moderator EVERETT B. KELLEY
Selectmen FRANK J. HOLMES ALFRED S. WHITEHOUSE OSCAR J. GARLAND
Clerk GEORGE J. WHITNEY
Treasurer LESLIE G. LOUGEE
Collector CORAN K. DAVIS
Highway Agents
JOHN Q. EMERSON CECIL F. DOWNS
Library Trustees GEORGE H. HAWLEY ISSAC E. HARRIMAN H. H. YOUNG
Auditors
FRED HUNT FRANK C. NUTTER
Supervisors
EDWIN B. DRAKE FRANK C. NUTTER JOHN B. CLARK
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3 Health Oficer ISAAC E. HARRIMAN
School Board
FRANK C. NUTTER GEORGE W. DOW HARRY E. LITTLE
School Treasurer GEORGE J. WHITNEY
Truant Officer ARTHUR D. OTIS
Forest Fire Warden CHARLES E. THYNG
Trustees of the Trust Funds CORAN K. DAVIS JOHN B. CLARK
EDWIN B. DRAKE
Representative to General Court FRANK S. NUTTER THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
TOWN WARRANT.
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
[L. S.]
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Barnstead in the County of
Belknap in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at Town Hall in said Barnstead on Tuesday, the Ninth day of March next, at Nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year, and make ap- propriation for the same.
3. To hear the report of auditors, agents, committees, and all other officers heretofore chosen and pass any vote relating thereto.
4. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for Memorial Day.
5. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for public library.
6. To see if the town will vote to accept state aid, trunk line maintenance and raise and appropriate money for same.
7. To see if the town will vote to raise $1161.00 for State Aid construction and appropriate money for the same.
8. To see if the Town will vote to raise $2500.00 for Trunk line construction and appropriate money for the same.
9. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate to cut bushes beside the highway.
10. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the Barnstead Fire Companies.
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11. To see if the town will vote to raise $300.00 to main- tain the unimproved sections of Trunk line road and ap- priate money for the same.
12. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate money to repaint the town hall and outbuildings.
13. To see if the town will return to the district surveyor instead of having two road agents by petition.
14. To see if the town will vote to legalize the act of the Selectmen in financing the accounts of the Soldiers reception committee.
15. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for all other purposes.
Given under our hands and seal, this fourteenth day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty.
FRANK J. HOLMES, ALFRED S. WHITEHOUSE OSCAR J. GARLAND, Selectmen of Barnstead.
A true co. y of Warrant-Attest:
FRANK J. HOLMES ALFRED S. WHITEHOUSE. OSCAR J. GARLAND, Selectmen of Barnstead.
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BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF Estimates of Revenue and Expenditures for the Ensuing Year, Revenue and Expenditures of the Previous
Actual
Estimated
SOURCES OF REVENUE
Revenue
Revenue
Previous
Ensuing
Increase Decrease
Year, 1919
Year 1922
From State:
Insurance Tax
$48.00
$48.00
Railroad Tax
563.30
563.30
Savings Bank Tax
2,138.46
2,138.46
For Fighting Forest Fires
23.67
40.00
16.33
From Local Sources Except Taxes :
All Licenses and PermitsExcept Dog Licenses Motor Vehicles
73.09
250.00
176.91
Rent of Town Hall and Other Build- ings
15.00
10.00
5.00
Interest Received on Taxes and
Deposits
17.93
17.93
Cecil F. Downs, Bridge Plank
554.12
554.12
John P. Emerson, Bridge Plank
180.56
180.56
Trustees of Trust Fund Balance:
R. R. S. Dividends.
77.00
50.00
27.00
Dog Licenses
162.00
162.00
From Poll Taxes:
804.00
804.00
For Support of Poor
232.51
68.00
164.51
For Sale of Cement.
1.50
1.50
Revenue Applicable Only to New Con- struction and Improvements:
FromState:
For Trunk Line Highway Con-
struction.
3,506.40
7,000.00
3,493.60
Amount Raised by Issue of Bonds or Notes .
6,000.00
6,00.000
Revenue Which Must Be Paid to Other Governmental Divisions:
Proportion of School Fund
330.59
330.59
Charles B. Sturtevant Legacy
300.00
300.00
TOTAL REVENUES FROM ALL SOURCES EXCEPT PROPERTY TAXES:
$15,028.13
$17,886.37
$3,686.84
$828.60
Amount Raised by Property Taxes
18,711.51
TOTAL REVENUES
$33,739.64
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BARNSTEAD, NEW HAMPSHIRE. February 1, 1920, to"January 31. 1921. Year February 1, 1919 to January 31 1920.
PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURES
Actual Expenditures Previous Year 1919
Estimated Expenditures Ensuing Year 1920
Increase
Decrease
Current Maintenance Expenses:
General Government:
Town Officers' Salaries
$852.00
$852.00
Town Officers' Expenses
330.29
330.29
Election and Registration Expenses
73.00
150.00
77.00
Care and Supplies for Town Hall ..
73.81
73.81
Protection of Persons and Property:
Police Department
26.20
26.20
Fire Department
151.35
151.35
5.00
Health:
Health Department
6.00
10.00
4.00
Vital Statistics
28.45
20.00
8.45
Highways and Bridges:
State Aid Maintenance: State's Contribution.
64.12
64.12
Town's Contribution
52.49
52.49
Trunk Line Maintenance:
State's Contribution
555.00
560.00
5.00
Town's Contribution
209.65
300.00
90.35
Town Maintenance
4,602.96
4,602.96
Damage by Dogs.
151.00
50.00
101.00
Bounties
8.20
8.20
General Expenses of Highway Dept
3,177.25
300.00
2,877.25
Education:
Libraries
200.00
200.00
Charities:
Town Poor
385.14
275.00
110.14
Patriotic Purposes:
Memorial Day and Other Celebra-
40.00
40.00
Soldiers' Aid and G. A. R. Hall
240.00
240.00
Recreation:
Parks and Playgrounds
366.35
366.35
Honor roll
45.50
45.50
Abatements refunded
40.56
40.56
Interest:
On Temporary Loans
126.34
126.34
On Long-term Notes.
73.06
64.06
9.00
Outlay for New Construction and Improvements: Highways and Bridges:
Trunk Line Construction:
State's Contribution
3,506.40
7,500.00
3,993.60
Town's Contribution
2,191.50
2,500.00
308.50
Indebtedness:
Payments on Principal of Debt:
Long Term Notes
300.00
300.00
Payments to Sinking Funds:
Temporary Loans
3,300.00
6,000.00
2,700.00
Payments to Other Governmental Divisions :..
State Taxes
4,114.00
3,366.00
748.00
County Taxes
1,525.61
1,525.61
Payments to School Districts
6,073.89
5,000.00
1,073.89
TOTAL EXPENDITURES.
32,895.12
34,612.38
7,178.45
5,461.19
tions
Moth Extermination, painting trees
5.00
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
INVENTORY OF THE TOWN, APRIL 1, 1919.
Land and buildings less exemption
546,615.00
261 horses
24,835.00
27 oxen
2,920.00
404 cows
24,600.00
163 neat stock
7,085.00
131 sheep
1,120.00
2 hogs
50.00
295 fowls
295.00
64 vehicles and automobiles
20,725.00
5 portable mills
4,400.00
Wood and lumber
73,040.00
Municipal bonds and notes
600.00
Stock in National Banks
4,000.00
Money on hand at interest or on deposit.
3,345.00
Stock in trade
15,550.00
Mills and machinery
45,200.00
Taxable inventory less exemption
774,380.00
Soldiers exemption
5,050.00
Total inventory
779,430.00
268 polls
804.00
Tax rate 2.40 on 100.00
TAXES ASSESSED FOR 1919.
State tax
4,114.00
County tax
1,525.61
Highway in summer
2,500.00
Highway in winter
500.00
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Bridges
$ 600.00
State aid trunk line
2,255.01
State aid maintenance
400.00
Memorial Day
40.00
Public Library
200.00
Center fire company
50.00
Parade fire company .
50.00
Issue note fund and interest
373.25
Cutting bushes
400.00
Balance for year ending Aug. 31, 1919
600.00
High school tuition
200.00
Officers salary
200.00
Iron fence
200.00
Repairs of outbuildings
200.00
5% of the inventory of town property
3,871.90
For State supervision of schools
302.00
For all other purposes
500.00
Overlay
3 07.35
Total
19,389.12
FINANCIAL REPORT
ASSETS
Cash in treasury Jan. 31, 1920
1,579.99
Bridge planks culverts and cement.
2,434.32
Amount due from State aid maintenance
64.12
Amount due town uncollected tax
717.74
Amount of tarvia on hand
101.41
Road machine blades.
17.10
Bounties due from State
8.22
Amount duetown, from Nellie Hanscome case. .
68.00
Cecil F. Downs, ove draft.
30.12
Amount due from State and government
329.27
Total
$5,350.27
Excess of liabilities over assets (net debt)
154.55
Grand total
5,504.82
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LIABILITIES
Amount due schools from dog licenses $ 11.00
Balance in treasury, trunk line construction 308.50
Amount due Ct. Barnstead Fire Co., 50.00
Notes outstanding temporary loan
3,000.00
NOTES OUTSTANDING.
Trustees of trust fund :
School notes
1,703.32
Parsonage note
432.00
Total
5,504.32
SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY.
Town hall land and buildings
3,000.00
Library land and buildings
15,000.00
Furniture and equipments
700.00
Highway department land and buildings
200.00
Highway equipments
200.00
Total
19,100.00
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT. (Dogs licensed to May 1, 1920.)
Sixty-six males at $2.
132.00
Nine females at $5
45.00
177.00
Less fees
15.00
Paid selectmen
162.00
GEORGE J. WHITNEY,
Town Clerk.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
Amount on list for collection
$18,59412
Poll taxes 804.00
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11
Added taxes $ 22.20
Interest collected
17.93
Total
$19,438.25
Amount of taxes due Jan. 31, 1920
717.74
Total
$18,720.51
Amount of abatements
9.00
Total
$18,711.51
Amount paid treasurer
$18,711.51
CORAN K. DAVIS, Collector.
Jan. 31, 1920.
REPORT OF TREASURER.
Balance in treasury January 31, 1919
$1,557.40
Received of Coran K. Davis, collector
18,711.51
Selectmen
14,206.20
Total
$34,475.11
Paid orders from selectmen
32,895.12
Balance in Treasury, Jan. 31, 1920 $1,579.99
LESLIE G. LOUGEE, Treasurer.
RECEIPTS-CURRENT REVENUES.
From local taxes :
Property and poll taxes curent year
$18,711.15
From County expenses of Chas. Foss
14.60
Ira F. Sturtevent, Adm's C. B. Sturtevant legacy 300.00
L. E. French, cement. 1.50
Pittsfield Nat. Bank, temporary loan
3,000.00
Natt Adams, Adm's G. Brickett case
52.50
Pittsfield Farmers Bank, temporary loan
3,000.00
Clifton E. Gilman, rent of town hall
15.00
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H. C. Kenison, Adm's Laura E. Caswell $165.41
John Q. Emerson for bridge plank
180.56
Geo. J. Whitney, dog licenses.
1 62.00
Geo. J. Whitney motor vehicles licenses 73.09
Cecil F. Downs, for bridge plank
554.12
J. W. Plummer, state treasurer:
Forest fire bill
23.67
Trunk line construction
3,506.40
Insurance tax
48.00
Railroad tax
563.30
Savings Banks tax
2,138.46
Proportion of school fund
330.59
John B. Clark Treas. trust fund :
Balance R. R. S. dividends
77.00
Total
$32,917.71
PAYMENTS. GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
Town officers salaries
852.00
Town Officers expenses
330.29
Election and registration
73.00
Town hall and office
73.81
Total
$1,329.10
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY.
Police department
26.20
Fire department
90.00
Forest fire
61.35
Bounties
8.20
Damage by dogs
151.00
Total
336.75
HEALTH AND SANITATION.
Health department
6.00
Vital statistics
28.45
Total
34.45
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HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
State aid maintenance.
$116.61
Town maintenance of trunk line
209.65
Town maintenance in summer
2,223.60
Trunk line maintenance
555.00
Town maintenance in winter
468.82
Bridges
1,270.64
General expenses of department
3,171.25
Bush account
639.90
Total
$8,655.47
EDUCATION.
Library
200.00
Total
200.00
CHARITIES.
Town poor
385.14
Total
385.14
PATRIOTIC PURPOSES.
Aid to G. A. R. Memorial exercises
40.00
Aid to soldiers and families
240.00
Total
280.00
RECREATION.
Parks and playgrounds
Soldiers reception committee
366.35
Total
$366.35
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE.
Honor roll
45.50
Painting trees
5.00
Total
50.50
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UNCLASSIFIED.
Abatements refunded
$ 40.56
Watering tubs
6.00
46.56
INTEREST.
Temporary loans and trust funds
199.40
NEW CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENTS. Highway trunk line construction $5,697.90
INDEBTEDNESS PAYMENTS.
Temporary loans 3,300.00
Long term note
300.00
Total
3,600.00
PAYMENTS TO OTHER GOVERNMENTS.
State tax
4,114.00
County tax
1,525.61
School district
6,073.89
Total
11,713.50
Total for all payments.
$32,895.12
PAYMENTS-DETAIL STATEMENTS.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
DETAIL 1-SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF PRINCIPAL OFFICERS.
Salaries.
Frank J. Holmes as selectman
200.00
Alfred S. Whitehouse, selectman
200.00
Oscar J. Garland, selectman
200.00
Coran K. Davis as collector
125.00
Leslie G. Lougee, as treasurer
70.00
Philip H. Clapp as auditor
4.00
Ernest C. Jenkins, auditor
3.00
George J. Whitney as town clerk
50.00
Total
852.00
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DETAIL Z-TOWN OFFICERS AND EXPENSES.
Frank S. Eaton, printing town reports
$ 95.50
Frank J. Holmes, postage 6.00
Herbert M. Thyng,list of transport 6.40
Alfred S. Whitehouse, services, out of town
18.00
Frank J. Holmes, services out of town
20.00
Oscar J. Garland, services out of town
8.00
E. C. Eastman, supplies
33.48
John B. Clark, bond for trust fund
10.00
Union Telephone Co.
15.75
O. J. Garland, postage and telephone
3.00
A. S. Whitehouse, copying
10.00
Leslie G. Lougee, postage and telephone
1.00
Chester W. Littlefield, freight .60
Todd Protectograph Co., check protector 49.00
24.00
O. J. Garland 9.00
A. S. Whitehouse, preambling town line
9.00
A. S. Whitehouse, postage and telephone 3.56
8.00
Total $330.38
DETAIL 3 .- ELECTION AND REGISTRATION EXPENSES.
F. S. Eaton, printing March ballot 8.00
Philip H. Clapp, ballot inspector
6.00
Chester Littlefield, ballot inspector 3.00
George A. Nutter, gate keeper
3.00
Albert F. Shackford, gate keeper, two years 8.00
E. B. Drake, supervisor 15.00
F. C. Nutter, supervisor
15.00
John B. Clark, supervisor
12.00
C. E. Thyng, ballot inspector
3.00
Total $73.00
DETAIL 4 .- TOWN HALL AND OFFICE.
Chas. A. Lanzy, repairs town hall. 7.00
Chas. H. Gilman, repairs town hall 3.00
F. J. Holmes, preambling town line
C. K. Davis, postage and printing
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Eastern Supply Co., supplies town hall $ 13.31
F. S. Eaton, painting fence 7.00 '
Clifton E. Gilman, supplies town hall
5.50
Geo. H. Hawley, coal for office
36.85
Geo. J. Whitney, oil for lighting
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1.15
Total $73.81
DETAIL 5-POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Clifton E. Gilman, police supplies
6.20
Clifton E. Gilman, constable .
10.00
Carl G. Burroughs, police officer
10.00
Total
$26.20
DETAIL 6-FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Everett Tasker, treasurer S. B. Fire Co.
$40.00
E. B. Kelley, treasurer, Barnstead Fire Co.
50.00
Total
$90.00
DETAIL 7 .- FOREST FIRE DEPARTMENT.
C. E. Thyng, forest fire warden
61.35
DETAIL 8-BOUNTIES.
Arthur W. Tasker, 2nd bob cat
$5.00
John M. Brewster, hedgehogs
.60
Howard E. Davis, hedgehogs
1.00
Frank J. Holmes, hedgehogs
1.60
Total
$8.20
DETAIL 9 .- DAMAGE BY DOGS.
Fred E. Berry, damage to sheep
$50.00
John Tasker, damage to sheep
91.00
Geo. J. Whitney, enforcing dog license
10.00
Total $151.00
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DETAIL 10 .- HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Issac E. Harriman, services as health officer . . $6.00
$6.00
DETAIL 11 .- VITAL STATISTICS.
C. P. Ballard, returns of births and deaths
$5.50
R. W. Tuttle, returns of births and deaths 5.50
Geo. J. Whitney, recording births and deaths . . 17.45
Total
$28.45
DETAIL 12 .- STATE AID MAINTENANCE.
Albert F. Emerson, drawing gravel
16.08
Elmer Clement, putting on tarvia 12.00
Fred Marten, putting on tarvia
10.00
O. J. Garland, putting on gravel
10.66
A. S. Whitehouse, putting on gravel
15.03
Arthur Douset, putting on tarvia
1.40
Arden Underhill, putting on tarvia
5.04
Harold Gilman, putting on tarvia
7.56
Ernest C. Jenkins, putting on tarvia
6.44
Fred Foss, truck drawing gravel
28.00
Henry Clark, putting on tarvia
3.00
Leslie Gray, putting on tarvia
1.40
Total
$116.61
DETAIL 13 .- TOWN MAINTENANCE TRUNK LINE.
Chester W. Littlefield, patrolman
$108.75
C. H. Gilman, supplies
4.88
B. & M. R. R., freight
6.64
Harry F. Holmes
5.00
Alfred S. Whitehouse
32.33
Oscar J. Garland
12.00
Frank J. Holmes
25.33
Charles A. St. John
7.50
Charles Tuttle
3.34
2.00
. Mrs. Sarah Merrill, railings
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H. C. Kenison, supplies $1.88
Total $209.65
DETAIL 14 .- TRUNK LINE MAINTENANCE.
Chester W. Littlefield, patrolman
555.00
DETAIL 15 .- TOWN MAINTENANCE HIGHWAY AND BRIDGES.
Asa A. Curtis, winter account:
Jan. 31, 1919 to May 1, 1919
$312.30
A. D. Otis, winter account :
Jan. 31, 1919 to May 1, 1919
156.52
Total
$468.82
John O. Emerson, summer account
$998.60
John O. Emerson, bridge account
410.52
Total
$1,409.12
Cecil F. Downs, summer account
$1,225.00
Cecil F. Downs, bridge account
860.12
Total
$2,085.12
DETAIL 16 .- GENERAL EXPENSES.
Charles Davis, labor on road
$3.75
United Construction Co., machine blades
36.88
Frank S. Eaton, cement
192.50
Frank S. Eaton, moving cement
4.50
Sina Carrignan, stone drag
5.00
Frank Welch, drawing gravel
17.50
Alvin Hanson, repairs on wagon
3.25
Frank J. Holmes, freight on culverts
3.34
North East Metal Culvert Co., culverts
125.63
E. W. Whitney, supplies
3.80
A. S. Whitehouse, putting up railings
9.00
O. J. Garland, putting up railings
4.50
F. S. Eaton, supplies .
15.00
T. J. Foley, meals for O. M. James and men
16.50
A. B. Locke, bridge plank
23.03
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Dustin and Barker bridge plank
$ 2674.00
F. E. Berry, labor on road
5.50
Harry P. Maxfield, supplies
5.42
Geo. D. Emerson, repairs
75
A. B. Osgood, repairs.
1.40
Drake Bros., planing plank
1.00
A. G. Pitman, building road drag
10.00
Edgar S. Hutchinson, team on road
9.00
Total
$3,171.25
DETAIL 17 .- BUSH ACCOUNT.
Fred Curtis
$12.60
W. J. Tukey
25.00
Harold Prescott
8.90
Wm. S. Cate
15.00
Sewell Clark
22.50
Philip Hammil
79.45
Chas. St. John
12.50
Henry Cook
10.53
J. R. Garney
5.00
A. J. McNeal
6.00
Orrin Littlefield
2.50
Daniel Barrott
19.00
John W. Tibbetts
35.00
Arthur T. Scammon
30.00
Robert H. Hinkley
1.90
Paul J. Canney
62.50
Sterling Locke
12.60
Asa A. Curtis
8.75
Mark Shonyo
37.70
Arthur Ackerman
18.75
Fred Pitman
20.00
Lendon Pendleton
10.30
C. A. Holmes
11.25
F. J. Holmes
15.00
Edwin N. Locke
21.84
Stilson Littlefield
5.00
Warren Littlefield
8.75
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Oscar J. Garland $4.18
Frank W. Welch
20.00
Herbert Glidden
5.37
Eugene F. Burleigh
5.04
M. P. Curtis
8.75
Joseph Kelley
2.50
Wm. H. Downs
9.10
Frank T. Garland
3.50
Fred E. Berry
8.00
Charles G. Tasker
7.28
James Broadbent
10.36
Ansel Ackerman
7.00
Oscar E. Pitman
5.00
John W. Brewster
10.00
Geo. E. Hillsgrove
7.98
Earl Downing
2.00
Charles Weeks
3.50
Alonzo Welch
1.96
Total
$639.90
EDUCATION.
DETAIL 18 .- LIBRARY.
George H. Hawley, treasurer
$200.00
CHARITIES. DETAIL 19 .- TOWN POOR.
Walter Richardson, aid to S. E. Caswell 3.15
E. W. Whitney, aid to Albert Downs 96.60
H. C. Kenison, aid to Albert Downs
51.88
John F. Hawley, wood to Albert Downs
22.50
John H. Perkins, burial services of Nellie Han- son
68.00
E. J. Lord, aid to Mrs. Emery
22.01
Rosa Meara, aid to Lavina Paro
121.00
Total $385.14
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DETAIL 20 .- PATRIOTIC PURPOSES MEMORIAL DAY. Clifton E. Gilman $40.00
DETAIL 21 .- AID TO SOLDIERS AND FAMILIES.
Mrs. Arden Underhill aid to Esta Shackford . . $240.00
DETAIL 22 .- RECREATION. PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS.
Frank S. Eaton, mowing lawn $2.50
Frank S. Eaton, chairman Soldiers Reception
Committee 363.85
Total $366.35
DETAIL 23.
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE.
Frank S. Eaton, Honor Roll
$35.50
Frank S. Eaton, printing resolutions
10.00
Total
$45.50
DETAIL 24.
Roland Jenkins, painting trees
5.00
DETAIL 25 .- UNCLASSIFIED.
ABATEMENTS REFUNDED.
E. N. Locke, horse taxed in Farmington $2.40
A. J. Stewart, over tax 16.80
Sarah Goodwin, soldiers widow
5.16
Charles H. Morrison, poll tax, paid in Pittsfield
3.00
Earnest A. Zecha, auto tax paid in Pittsfield
7.20
Jonathan Clark, too old
3.00
S. E. Avery, poll tax paid in Farmington
3.00
Total
$40.56
DETAIL 26 .- WATERING TUBS.
Mrs. Alice Manning, 1918 and 1919
$4.00
James C. Locke
2.00
Total $6.00
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DETAIL 27 .- INTEREST.
Interest on Temporary Loans
$126.34
John B. Clark, treasurer trustee of trust fund, interest on school note 60.10
John B. Clark, treasurer trustee of trust fund, interest on parsonage fund
12.96
Total
$199.40
DETAIL 28 .- TRUNK LINE CONSTRUCTION.
Harold Gilman
$100.86
Ansel Ackerman
153.35
John W. Huntress
77.00
Albert F. Emerson
251.43
Joseph Kelley
97.44
L. E. French & Son
438.40
Elias W. Locke
187.39
A. S. Whitehouse
100.62
Harry J. Holmes
3.00
John W. Tibbetts
136.83
Elwin A. Bodge
106.85
Ralph Underhill
5.04
Philip Hammil
118.72
Mark Shonyo
220.75
A. J. Stewart
50.92
Albert F. Shackford
121.84
Charles A. St. John
250.08
Geo. F. Littlefield
262.09
La Forest Jenkins
89.88
O. M. Thayer
87.36
Clarence Jenkins
267.08
Fred T. Pitman
106.87
August Anderson
78.23
Hiram Broadbent
155.38
John B. Clark
91.87
Frank J. Holmes
135.72
Oscar J. Garland
188.69
Raymond Burns
79.57
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E. I. Baker
$ 11.99
Henry Clark
57.26
Arthur Tasker
75.60
Paul J. Canney
52.92
Earl Emerson
14.97
Frank Welch
84.55
A. J. Stewart Jr.
39.10
Charles Tuttle
234.74
Walter Jenkins
54.04
Frank Hanson
35.56
Lester Gray
60.76
Harry Tasker
7.56
Geo. E. Tilton
9.24
J. J. Charboneau
62.00
Jonathan Clark
23.97
Sewell Clark
23.97
Arthur Ackerman
17.98
Leslie G. Lougee
3.00
Chas. H. Gilman, supplies
5.20
M. O. Smith .
13.37
Harry P. Maxfield, supplies
22.01
Geo. E. Giles, supplies.
3.95
H. C. Kenison, supplies
8.40
Mrs. Sarah Merrill, gravel.
76.25
Harold Batchelder, truck
736.20
Total
$5697.90
DETAIL 29 .- PAYMENTS ON TEMPORARY LOANS.
Pittsfield National Bank. $3,000.00
John B. Clark to Trustee of Trust fund
300.00
Total
$3,300.00
DETAIL 30 .- LONG TERM NOTES.
John B. Clark, treasurer of trust fund paid serial note number 2 300.00
24 DETAIL 31 .- PAYMENTS OF OTHER GOVERNMENTAL DIVISIONS. State and County Tax.
John W. Plummer, treasurer state tax $4,114.00
A. W. Dinsmore, treasurer county tax 1,525.61
Total
$5,639.61
DETAIL 32 .- SCHOOL DISTRICT. $169.40
George J. Whitney, treasurer balance dog license
George J. Whitney, balance for year ending Aug. 31, 1919
600.00
For iron fence
200.00
State supervision of schools
302.00
3% of the inventory of town property
3,871.90
High school tuition
200.00
Officers salaries
200.00
Repairs of out buildings
200.00
Proportion of school fund from state
330.59
Total
$6,073.89
Respectfully submitted,
Frank J. Holmes,
Alfred S. Whitehouse,
Oscar J: Garland, Selectmen of Barnstead.
SUMMER ACCOUNT 1919.
A. A. Curtis
$19.50
B. F. Dow
11.45
G. W. Dow 47.79
A. F. Emerson
88.50
E. A. Bodge
36.87
Harry Emerson
10.00
J. M. Brewster
53.17
Ansel Emerson
28.25
W. J. Tukey
58.50
J. S. Locke
8.75
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G. M. Locke
$ 5.00
A. C. Emery
7.00
J. F. Paige. 4.53
D. N. Paige
3.13
J. F. Ayers
6.43
S. E. Emerson
27.32
A. G. Pitman
12.50
Warren Littlefield
2.50
S. W. Littlefield
5.00
O. J. Garland
24.25
Philip Renaud
2.50
C. H. Davis
3.75
John Brown
6.25
Paul Canney
3.75
Henry Clark
2.50
Arthur Ackerman
13.50
Ansel Ackerman.
10.00
A. C. Emerson
1.50
H. F. Prescott
9.46
L. J. Ayers
19.00
A. C. Straw
12.00
Owen Tuttle
6.00
F. J. Holmes
65.00
H. F. Holmes
7.50
C. A. Holmes
20.50
O. E. Pitman
16.00
Fred Pitman
12.50
J. W. Alin
11.25
J. H. Varney
41.50
Forest Harvey
14.50
Charles Weeks
5.00
H. A. Garland
4.34
Henry Cook
16.13
A. G. Webster
54
J. O. Emerson
233.19
Total
$998.60
Received from town
$998.60
JOHN O. EMERSON,
Road Agent.
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26 BRIDGE ACCOUNT, 1919.
W. J. Tukey
$13.75
J. H. Varney
10.25
Otis Anderson
5.00
G. F. Littlefield
12.00
A. F. Emerson
6.00
F. J. Holmes
7.50
C. E. E.merson.
2.50
A. A. Curtis
1.25
Ansel Emerson
10.00
Eastman
1.00
G. W. Dow
1.00
Orin Littlefield
1.25
A. Ackerman
2.85
J. M. Brewster
2.00
O. J. Garland
5.00
North East Metal Culvert Co.
96.00
Selectmen for bridge lumber
180.56
J. O. Emerson
52.61
Total
$410.52
Received from town
$410.52
JOHN O. EMERSON,
Road Agent.
SUMMER ACCOUNT.
G. A. Gray
$38.75
Walter Smith
7.50
C. G. Burroughs
7.50
E. F. Gray
40.00
A. L. Downs
42.50
Robert Totten
31.25
A. S. Brady
13.75
E. W. Locke
17.00
C. W. Jenkins
91.00
Dan Barrett
3.50
Phillip Hammel
7.50
C. S. Jenkins.
20.50
Charles Tuttle
18.00
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E. G. Baker
$2.50
Arthur Tasker
7.50
C. E. Thyng
12.00
A. D. Otis
54.73
A. S. Whitehouse
21.75
A. F. Shackford
38.75
Frank Welch
38.75
Robert H. Hinkley
1.96
Ansel Emerson
1.25
Anthony Stewart, Jr.,
11.25
C. G. Tasker
1.68
Sewell J. Clark
38.25
Ralph B. Underhill
5.00 1
Drake Bros.,
29.50
W. H. Downs
2.50
James J. Charbonneau
6.50
William C. Gray
2.50
M. H. Garland
12.00
Roland W. Gault
13.00
Leslie G. Lougee,
5.00
A. J. Stewart
2.50
Alphonso L. Scruton
2.50
Fern Kelly
12.50
John Nuttall
6.25
L. M. Dennett
69.79
Frank H. Osborn
17.68
L. E. French
14.00
S. E. Merrill
8.10
A. B. Gray
105.00
Fred Foss
10.50
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