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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Annual Report
OF THE
Municipal Officers OF THE TOWN OF
NORTHUMBERLAND
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Far The Fiscal Year Ending January 31st. 1943
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Annual Report OF THE
Municipal Officers OF THE TOWN OF
NORTHUMBERLAND
NEW HAMPSHIRE
For The Fiscal Year Ending January 31st. 1943
TOWN OFFICERS
Moderator WILLIAM LEHNERT Town Clerk LEONORA P. BELL Selectmen
I. D. ELLINGWOOD
C. W. RYAN
C. E. CRAGGY
Board of Health W. R. SCHILLHAMMER, M. D., Chairman
Auditors
D. E. MATTHEWS F. E. MOSES
Tax Collector LEONORA P. BELL
Highway Agent LEONARD O'NEIL
Supervisors JAMES A. McCORMACK CHARLES E. PELLETIER HOWARD A. CRAGGY HAROLD W. LABECQUE, Term expired Nov. 3, 1942
Library Trustees
M. OLIVE WOODWARD
I. ELTON BENNETT
MADOLYN MULDOON
Trustees of Trust Funds
H. H. HAYES FRED HAYES F. E. MOSES
Chief of Police DONALD PIKE Police Matron EMMA ATKINSON
Chief of Fire Department T. A. ATKINSON
Assistant Chief of Fire Department HERBERT A. CUSHING
L. S.
WARRANT
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Northumberland, qualified to vote in town affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Grange Hall, in said town, on the second Tuesday of March next, March 9, 1943, to act upon the subjects hereinafter mentioned. The polls will be open at said place and date from 9.00 o'clock in the forenoon until 6.00 o'clock in the afternoon for the reception of your ballots upon the election of town officers under the Australian Ballot Laws; furthermore, you are hereby warned that on said date and place, at 11.00 o'clock in the forenoon, the matters of appropriations and such other business properly coming before said meeting will be taken up for your consideration and action.
1. To chose by ballot the following town officers for the ensuing year: a town clerk, a town treasurer, two auditors and one road agent.
2. To choose by ballot the following town officers for the ensuing three years : one selectman, one library trustee and one trustee of the trust funds.
3. To see if the town will instruct its selectmen to appoint all other town officers as required by law.
4. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to pay town officers and for the support of the town poor.
5. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the support of the police department.
6. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for building and repairing highways and bridges and for town maintenance.
7. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for sewer maintenance.
8. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for lighting streets for the ensuing year.
9. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the support of the public library.
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10. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the observance of Memorial Day.
11. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the employment of a district nurse.
12. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to meet interest charges for the ensuing year.
13. To see if the town will vote to raise the sum of $318.79 for town road aid, thereby obtaining from the State the sum of $1,275.14 to be expended on class V . roads.
14. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for miscellaneous expenses.
15. To see if the town will vote to raise the sum of $200.00 for maintaining a suitable skating place on the old ball field.
16. 1 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to provide watchmen and additional police pro- tection due to the war emergency.
17. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the use of the town health officer and board of health due to the war emergency.
18. To see if the town will vote to raise the sum of $400.00 for the control of White Pine Blister Rust in cooperation with the State Forestry and Recreation Department.
19. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro- priate the sum of $250.00 to the White Mountains Region Association for the purpose of issuing and dis- tributing printed matter, newspaper and magazine ad- vertising, and otherwise calling attention to the re- sources and advantages of the town, in cooperation with the other 45 towns in the White Mountains Region.
20. To see whether traveling carnivals shall be pro- hibited from operating in town during the ensuing year.
21. To see if the town will vote to authorize its selectmen to incur debts for temporary loans in antici- pation of taxes in order to defray expenses.
22. To see if the town will vote for a scale of dis- counts for the prepayment of real estate and personal property taxes on the basis of three per cent, if paid
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by June 1, 1942, two per cent if paid by August 1, 1942, and one per cent if paid by October 1, 1942, or any other scale of discount that the town may vote to determine.
23. To see if the town will vote to construct a side- walk to the new foot bridge from Brooklyn and Me- chanic Streets and raise sufficient money therefor.
24. To see if the town will vote to discontinue the highway which served the foot bridge lost in the 1936 flood owing to the fact that the selectmen have laid out a different highway to the new foot bridge.
25. To see if the voters will instruct the selectmen to put poison rat bait on all town dumps every week and raise money for same.
26. To see if the town will vote to raise the sum of $2,500.00 for tarring the streets in Groveton village.
27. To see if the town will vote to petition the State Tax Commission to have an audit made by the division of municipal accounting and to make an appro- priation to cover the expense of such audit.
28. To hear reports of agents, auditors, committees or officers heretofore chosen, and pass any vote relative thereto.
29. To transact any other business that may legally be brought before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty-second
day of February, A. D. 1943.
ISMOND D. ELLINGWOOD, CHARLES W. RYAN, CARL E. CRAGGY,
Selectmen of Northumberland.
A true copy, attest : ISMOND D. ELLINGWOOD, CHARLES W. RYAN,
CARL E. CRAGGY,
Selectmen of Northumberland. February 22, 1943.
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE ITEMS
Town officers' expenses,
$ 250.00
Elections and registration,
100.00
Office rent,
400.00
Municipal Court,
300.00
Printing town reports,
300.00
Fires outside precinct,
350.00
Insurance,
350.00
Town clock,
35.00
Damage and legal expense,
150.00
Vital statistics,
65.00
Cemeteries,
300.00
Sidewalk maintenance,
50.00
Coal and supplies,
100.00
Repairs,
250.00
$3,000.00
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR YEAR 1943
Art. 4. Support of town poor and to pay town officers :
Old age assistance, $1,300.00
Town poor, 5,000.00 Town officers' salaries, 1,875.00
Recommend to raise the sum of . $ 8,175.00
Art. 5. Support of the police department. Recommend to raise the sum of
3,000.00
Art. 6. Building and repairing highways and bridges and for town mainte- nance: Highways and bridges, $1,000.00 Town maintenance, 3,000.00
Recommend to raise the sum of 4,000.00
Art. 7. Sewer maintenance. Recommend to raise the sum of 500.00
Art. 8. Lighting streets. Recommend to raise the sum of 3,537.00
Art. 9. Support of the public library. Rec- ommend to raise the sum of 1,200.00
Art. 10. Memorial Day observance. Recom- mend to raise the sum of 100.00
Art. 11. District nurse. Recommend to
raise the sum of 1,300.00
Art. 12. Interest charges. Recommend to raise the sum of 2,130.00
Art. 14. Miscellaneous expense. Recom-
mend to raise
3,200.00
Total recommendations,
$27,142.00
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TOWN VALUATION
Lands and buildings,
$1,059,650.00
Electric plants,
118,400.00
Horses, 69,
7,800.00
Cows, 431,
23,460.00
Other neat stock, 30,
1,010.00
Sheep, 44,
275.00
Gasoline pumps and tanks,
3,825.00
Stock in trade,
114,996.00
Mills and machinery,
1,165,400.00
$2,494,816.00
STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXES ASSESSED
Town officers' salaries,
$ 1,875.00
Town officers' expenses,
250.00
Election and registration expenses,
150.00
Municipal Court expenses,
300.00
Town hall,
400.00
Police department,
3,000.00
Fire department,
350.00
Town clock,
50.00
District nurse,
1,300.00
Vital statistics,
100.00
Town road aid,
339.45
Town maintenance,
3,000.00
Printing town reports,
300.00
Insurance,
300.00
Repairs and coal for garage,
250.00
Street lighting,
3,590.00
General expenses of highway department,
1,000.00
Sidewalk construction,
50.00
Sewer maintenance,
500.00
Clerical services,
200.00
Libraries,
1,200.00
Old age assistance,
1,300.00
Town poor,
5,000.00
Skating rink,
200.00
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Memorial Day, Repairs, ball park,
100.00 50.00
War emergency, police and health depart- ments, White Mountain Regional Association,
200.00
50.00
1,500.00
For purchase of Crawford Homestead, County tax, School tax,
17,269.37
44,700.00
$88,873.82
Precinct appropriation,
3,000.00
$91,873.82
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State of New Hampshire State Tax Commission Uniform Municipal Accounts FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OF NORTH- UMBERLAND IN COOS COUNTY
For Fiscal Year Ending January 31, 1943
This is to certify that the information contained in this report is taken from official records and is complete and correct to the best of our knowledge and belief.
C. W. RYAN, C. E. CRAGGY, I. D. ELLINGWOOD, Selectmen. WILLIAM WARREN, Treasurer.
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ASSETS
Cash in hands of town treasurer, Tax sales,
$ 11,321.23
34,039.64
Due from State: Bounties,
34.60
Other bills due town:
Taxes not collected, 1942,
54,212.53
Taxes not collected, 1941,
366.25
Taxes not collected, 1940,
1,089.38
ยท Taxes not collected, 1939,
969.46
Previous years,
3,538.24
Water rents,
4,979.28
Tarring driveways and pulling stumps,
67.92
Total assets,
$110,618.53
Grand total,
$110,618.53
LIABILITIES
Trustee of trust funds,
$ 6,000.00
Refunding bond, 3%, June 15, 1938,
10,000.00
Refunding bond, 13/4%, April 1, 1941,
65,000.00
School debt, 41/2%, February 1, 1925,
4,000.00
People's National Bank of Groveton,
20,000.00
Due trustee of trust funds,
150.00
Total liabilities,
$105,150.00
Excess of assets over liabilities,
5,468.53
$110,618.53
Net debt surplus, January 31, 1942,
$2,555.10.
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PAYMENTS
General Government:
Town officers' salaries,
$1,823.66
Town officers' expenses,
1,004.28
Election and registration,
649.00
Municipal Court,
316.39
Town hall clock,
42.08
Protection of Persons and Property :
Police department,
$2,731.11
Fires,
1,101.63
Bounties,
34.60
Damage and legal,
385.20
Damage by dogs,
106.11
Health Department:
Health department,
$1,341.92
Vital statistics,
159.00
Sewer maintenance,
694.85
2,195.77
Highways:
Town maintenance,
$7,166.90
Road agent's appropriation,
1,000.00
Street lighting,
3,539.80
11,706.70
Libraries :
Library appropriation,
Charities :
Old age assistance,
$1,279.14
Town poor,
7,018.72
8,297.86
Patriotic Purposes :
Soldiers' aid,
$ 17.82
Memorial Day,
100.00
Public Service Enterprises :
Civilian defense,
$1,021.89
Parks and playgrounds,
50.45
Skating rink,
157.95
Water system,
1,960.13
Cemeteries,
121.17
$
3,835.41
4,358.65
1,200.00
117.82
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Iron salvage,
3.60
Victory gardens,
32.00
White Mountain Regional As- sociation,
50.00
Dump,
12.80
Indebtedness :
Bonds and term notes,
Interest:
Paid on notes and bonds,
2,790.63
Payments to Governmental Divisions :
Precinct,
$ 3,000.00
Schools,
56,338.34
59,338.34
General:
Taxes bought by town,
$38,642.71
Tax sales cost,
187.73
County tax,
17,269.37
Auto permits,
168.00
Rebates,
133.45
Register of Deeds,
24.00
Taxes on town lot,
28.00
Refunds,
311.66
Redemptions,
60.47
Farm bought by town,
1,500.00
58,325.39
Payments for all purposes,
$215,576.56
Cash on hand, Feb. 1, 1943,
11,321.23
Grand total,
$226,897.79
RECEIPTS
From Taxes :
Total taxes committed to collector,
1942,
$ 93,145.48
Less uncollected, 1942,
54,725.39
Property taxes, current year, actually collected,
37,068.09
Poll taxes, current year, actually col-
1,352.00
lected,
3,409.99
60,000.00
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Total of current year's collections,
38,420.09
Property and poll taxes of previous years actually collected, 57,240.65
Tax sales redeemed, including interest and costs, From State:
65,989.35
Bond balance,
189.15
Truck hire,
2,380.45
Interest and dividend tax,
135.37
Railroad and savings bank tax,
1,758.20
Bounties,
45.40
Refund, T. R. A.,
4.58
From Local Sources, Except Taxes :
Dog licenses,
218.20
Fines and forfeits, Municipal Court,
364.38
Water receipts,
11,019.15
Registration, motor vehicles, 1941-1942 permits,
1,881.26
Leonard O'Neil transfer,
35.00
Tax deed payment,
35.00
Reimbursements,
867.00
Federal Surplus Commodity Corp.,
.75
Lancaster fire precinct, use of truck,
54.00
Filing fees,
5.00
Turning on water,
.50
Victory gardens, rentals,
32.40
Reimbursement from Groveton Papers Company,
1,128.31
Receipts Other Than Current Revenue :
Trustee of trust funds,
2,000.00
People's National Bank of Groveton,
25,000.00
$208,804.19
Cash on hand, February 1, 1942,
18,093.60
Grand total,
$226,897.79
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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Town hall, lands and buildings,
$ 250.00
Library, land and buildings, 1,500.00
Police department, jail equipment, 300.00
Fire department, land and buildings, Equipment,
2,000.00
11,000.00
Highway department, land and buildings, Equipment,
10,500.00
Town dump,
300.00
Parks, commons, and playgrounds,
5,000.00
Water supply owned by town,
113,500.00
Electric light equipment,
500.00
Schools, lands and buildings,
134,500.00
Sewerage system,
35,000.00
Water pipe,
500.00
Mildred Bronson house,
300.00
Crawford place,
1,500.00
$319,150.00
TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES
I. D. Ellingwood, selectman, $ 300.00
Carl Craggy, selectman,
300.00
C. W. Ryan, selectman, 300.00
Leonora P. Bell, tax collector, 300.00
William Warren, treasurer,
100.00
Leonora P. Bell, town clerk,
100.00
Leonora P. Bell, clerical service,
200.00
F. E. Moses, trustee,
10.00
D. E. Matthews, auditor,
25.00
F. E. Moses, auditor,
25.00
William Styles, collector, back water rent, 2%,
66.78
L. P. Bell, collector, back water rent, 2%,
59.88
Carl Craggy, car hire inventory, 32.00
Emma Atkinson, matron, 5.00
$1,823.66
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2,500.00
TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSE
Wilard Covieo, printing,
$ 78.85
Selectmen's Association of N. H., dues,
2.00
Carl Larson, supplies,
1.30
Edson C. Eastman, supplies,
39.97
Northern Supply Co.,
12.60
Christopher's Insurance,
137.50
Carl Phipps, dues,
3.00
Evelyn Tremblay, dues,
2.00
Alice de La Bruiere, cleaning,
35.00
Mrs. Adeline Smith, cleaning,
18.25
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,
44.25
C. F. Moore, dinners,
5.90
William Warren, postage,
.54
Elizabeth O'Neil, stationery, postage, box rent,
79.86
I. D. Ellingwood, expense,
32.26
Public Service Co. of N. H.,
46.14
W. D. Thompson, services,
38.79
Carl Craggy, expense,
3.00
National Shawmut Bank, postage,
.66
People's National Bank, rent,
400.00
William A. Styles, supplies,
14.24
L. P. Bell, expense,
5.02
Groveton Papers Co., supplies,
3.15
$1,004.28
ELECTION AND REGISTRATION
Harold LeBrecque, supervisor,
$ 75.00
James McCormack, supervisor,
90.00
Charles Pelletier, supervisor,
90.00
Murray Atkinson, ballot clerk,
8.00
Henry Hayes, ballot clerk,
12.00
Arthur Strain, ballot clerk,
4.00
Ernest Normandeau, ballot clerk,
12.00
Emile Dupuis, dinners,
22.00
E. N. McConnell,
11.00
Willard Covieo, ballots and reports,
325.00
$649.00
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APPROPRIATIONS
Leonard O'Neil, road agent,
$ 1,000.00
William Warren, schools,
56,338.34
Florence Wheeler, nurse account,
1,300.00
I. Elton Bennett, libraries,
1,200.00
Linwood McHarg, Memorial Day,
100.00
Public Service Co., lighting streets,
3,539.80
C. G. Matthews, Municipal Court judge,
300.00
C. G. Matthews, precinct appropriation,
3,000.00
White Mountain Regional Association, 50.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Donald K. Pike, salary,
$1,558.00
Wendell Fisk, special duty,
251.05
Nelson Rich, special duty,
300.95
Elmer Hayes, special duty,
4.50
Merle Holden, special duty,
2.70
Police telephone,
22.34
Police transportation,
137.62
Ralph Emerson, supplies,
11.90
Federal Laboratory, cartridges,
4.50
B. W. Mclaughlin, gas,
55.92
W. S. Darley Co., supplies,
33.93
Police Retirement Board,
69.60
W. O. Bushey, uniforms,
47.75
Morris Isreal, uniforms,
27.30
I. O. O. F. Lodge, rent,
180.00
Charles Tillotson, supplies,
4.45
William Styles Store, supplies,
3.60
Nelson Rich, appointment,
5.00
Wendell Fisk, appointment,
5.00
Elmer Hayes, appointment,
5.00
$2,731.11
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DAMAGE BY DOGS
Edson C. Eastman, supplies,
$ 10.12
Frank Sullivan,
24.00
Elmer Hayes,
38.74
Isabel Smith,
23.75
Hattie Day,
5.00
Burnadette Deyette,
4.50
$106.11
VITAL STATISTICS
A. B. Sharples, M. D., L. P. Bell,
$ 39.00
120.00
$159.00
MUNICIPAL COURT
Willard Covieo, court writs,
$ 16.39
C. G. Matthews,
300.00
$316.39
DAMAGE AND LEGAL
Irving A. Hinkley,
$150.00
William Lehnert,
235.20
$385.20
REFUNDS
Public Service Co. of N. H.,
$311.66
REBATES
Groveton Papers Co., 1935 and 1936 taxes,
$ 11.57
Lancaster Savings Bank,
6.88
Harley Hall,
41.80
Ralph Emerson,
73.20
$133.45
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TOWN CLOCK
Public Service Company, lighting, $ 2.08 M. E. Wilkinson, care of, 40.00
$42.08
SIDEWALKS
I. D. Ellingwood,
$ 72.05
Eddie Wilson, labor,
6.00
John Hayes, labor,
52.00
Alfred Marshall,
52.00
C. E. Tillotson, supplies,
32.80
M. J. Burns,
8.80
$223.65
AUTO PERMITS
L. P. Bell,
$168.00
SOLDIERS' AID
Ovila Dupuis, groceries,
$17.82
BOUNTIES
L. P. Bell, reimbursement, $34.60
CIVILIAN DEFENSE PROGRAM
New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$ 67.20
Railway Express Agency,
4.23
Public Service Co.,
1.44
W. H. Ashe, Jr., supplies, postage, expense,
35.88
Joseph Poirier, services,
2.00
George C. Frye Co., First Aid station supplies,
59.65
W. R. Schillhammer, First Aid station sup- plies,
1.00
Charles Tillotson, First Aid station supplies,
6.32
C. A. Adams, cot for Report Center,
13.50
Ralph Emerson, supplies,
1.38
Observation Post :
Alex Fortune, labor on sewer,
18.40
Gordon Brigham, labor on sewer,
18.40
James McMahon, labor on sewer,
9.20
Christopher's Insurance,
6.00
Charles Tillotson, labor and supplies,
408.25
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Joe E. Lavoie, labor on sewer,
81.00
Joe E. Lavoie, labor on chimney, Ray Daley, John Hayes, James McMahon,
8.00
10.23
68.00
54.40
Groveton Papers Co., supplies,
83.05
Ernest Normandeau, wood,
31.00
Groveton Oil Co.,
33.33
$1,021.89
HEALTH
W. R. Schillhammer, M. D., services,
$ 4.50
W. R. Schillhammer, M. D., services,
3.00
Manchester Oxygen Co., inhalator,
19.42
B. W. Mclaughlin, care of inhalator,
15.00
$41.92
SKATING RINK
Public Service Co.,
$ 14.20
Robert Omand, services,
86.91
Charles Tillotson, supplies,
42.84
Ernest Normandeau, wood,
14.00
$157.95
CEMETERY
John Hayes,
$ 2.00
Alfred Marshall,
2.00
Frank Goff,
6.40
Charles Tillotson,
31.57
James McMahon,
39.60
Michael Burns,
39.60
$121.17
IRON SALVAGE
Carl McKearney,
$3.60
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BASEBALL FIELD
Ralph LePine, repair on roof,
$17.10
Charles Tillotson, supplies,
33.35
$50.45
VICTORY GARDEN
Leonard H. Pearson, plowing,
$32.00
DUMP
Charles Boucher,
$12.80
TEMPORARY LOANS
People's National Bank, L. R. Young note,
$45,000.00
National Shawmut Bank, note,
10,000.00
People's National Bank, note No. 235,
5,000.00
$60,000.00
TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN
L. P. Bell, tax sales,
$38,642.71
L. P. Bell, costs,
187.73
Register of Deeds,
24.00
$38,854.44
COUNTY TAX
William Warren, Coos County treasurer,
$17,269.37
TAXES, TOWN LOT
M. A. Osgood, collector,
$28.00
REDEMPTIONS
William Warren, treasurer, taxes, 1928-32-33- 34-35, $60.47
FARM BOUGHT BY TOWN
Willie Crawford, $1,500.00
SANDING
$ 3.20
Raymond Marshall,
65.94
Leonard O'Neil,
35.40
Reginald Viall,
1.60
Charles Vincent,
7.20
James Platt,
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George Hamel, George Baird, Charles Boucher, Leo Woods, I. D. Ellingwood,
.80
.80
4.20
2.00
19.10
$140.24
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE State of New Hampshire, $1,279.14
TOWN MAINTENANCE HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Summer Maintenance
Leonard O'Neil, labor,
$ 403.75
Reginald Viall, labor,
227.55
John Bronson, labor,
11.60
George Russ, labor,
3.60
Gordon Brigham, labor,
58.60
Anson Woodward, labor,
3.20
Mike Burns, labor,
53.20
Clarence McFarland, labor,
1.20
James Valley, labor,
1.60
Roy Blais, labor,
15.80
William Barlow, labor,
10.80
Allen Brooks, labor,
9.60
Charles Boucher, labor,
231.40
Raymond Baird, labor,
24.80
James McMahon, labor,
73.20
John Hayes, labor,
2.25
George Baird, labor,
21.40
Alex Fortune, labor,
20.60
James Graham, labor,
7.40
John Ryan, labor,
7.70
Ray White, labor,
1.60
Merle Hawksley, labor,
2.00
Nelson Russ, labor,
10.40
Arthur Jewell, labor,
3.20
Clifton Hall, labor,
149.95
Howard Hunter, labor,
4.40
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Clarence Craggy, labor, Hollis Emery, labor,
5.20
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., oil,
78.38
Ralph Emerson, merchandise,
5.65
Christopher's Insurance,
16.80
J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., supplies,
22.40
Public Service Co. of N. H., supplies,
3.40
Murray Merrow, sharpening tools,
1.00
E. N. Normandeau, labor,
3.60
James Platt, labor,
3.20
I. D. Ellingwood, labor,
28.40
State of New Hampshire, T. R. A.,
339.45
State of New Hampshire, tar,
21.94
State of New Hampshire, cold patch,
45.57
Charles Tillotson, supplies,
8.84
Edward Duranty, gas,
$1,949.83
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES Winter Maintenance
Leonard O'Neil, labor,
$ 581.20
Clifton Hall, labor,
303.19
Reginald Viall, labor,
105.80
John Rich, labor,
3.60
John Maguire, labor,
3.60
Ed. Blodgett, labor,
4.95
Robert Penny, labor,
3.60
Robert Beaton, labor,
7.60
Theodore Foster, labor,
10.80
Leo Chadwick, labor,
10.35
Sam Baird, labor,
3.82
Donald Malenfant, labor,
24.75
Holman Craggy, labor,
30.82
Bruce Lurvey, labor,
28.12
William Pike, labor,
6.30
Herbert Marshall, labor,
6.30
Henry Gendron, labor,
8.55
W. O. Bushey, labor,
13.95
6.75
Ralph Herson, labor,
2.00
3.20
26
Winslow Martin, labor,
18.00
Bernard Bushey, labor,
7.20
Elwood Woodward, labor,
3.60
William Paradis, labor,
3.60 .
Louis de La Bruiere, labor,
10.12
Edward Leclere, labor,
4.95
Roy Blais, labor,
9.45
Frank Wilkins, labor,
25.20
Ernest Hamel, labor,
3.60
Mike Nocky, labor,
21.40
Millard Nute, labor,
3.60
William Mathurin, labor,
36.60
Warren Langley, labor,
3.60
Morris Guay, labor,
3.60
Wilbur Hardy, labor,
12.00
George Baird, labor,
34.20
Arthur Perkins, labor,
30.00
Francis Ball, labor,
21.40
Eddie Wilson, labor,
52.80
James McMahon, labor,
78.95
Raymond Marshall, labor,
20.20
William Hope, labor,
3.20
Raymond Baird, labor,
3.20
Harry Maguire, truck,
109.80
George Russ, truck,
119.40
Ernest Normandeau, truck,
133.40
Roy Egan, labor,
3.50
Freddie Gaudette, labor,
5.20
Gerald Houley, labor,
8.50
Rolland DeRoy, labor,
3.20
Max Hall, labor,
2.00
William Barlow, labor,
8.80
Carl McKearney, labor,
3.20
Raymond Johnson, oil,
1.10
Myron Hopps, truck,
36.00
John Ryan, labor,
8.60
James Platt, truck,
134.40
James Blodgett, labor,
8.40
Fay Knights, labor,
3.20
Leo Woods, labor,
8.40
Fritz Pilbro, labor,
8.40
John Bronson, labor,
27.30
27
I. D. Ellingwood, truck and man,
391.10
Paul Leclere, ploughing,
16.25
Albert Brooks, labor,
16.80
Anson Woodward, labor,
34.20
Charles Boucher, labor,
39.60
Robert Wilson, labor,
4.00
M. J. Burns, labor,
54.15
State of New Hampshire, ploughing,
11.50
State of New Hampshire, chloride,
97.33
John Hayes, labor,
.60
Dyer Sales & Machinery Co., supplies,
65.60
Delphis Leclere, labor,
14.43
Charles Tillotson, supplies,
3.60
Gerard Roberge, labor,
$3,040.13
FIRES OUTSIDE OF PRECINCT
Thomas Atkinson, services,
$ 26.75
American LaFrance, repairs,
27.00
Murray Atkinson, services,
10.15
Burward Mclaughlin, services,
15.75
Theodore Foster, services,
2.75
Albert Lavoie, services,
10.00
Elizabeth O'Neil, services,
5.66
Thompson Mfg. Co., supplies,
7.75
Alton Forbes, services,
2.00
Groveton Village Precinct,
253.00
Manchester Oxygen Co.,
7.44
C. F. Moore, lunches,
10.45
Owen Astle, services,
8.50
Wendell Fisk, services,
12.00
James Allen, services,
4.50
C. G. Matthews, services,
5.00
David Bean, services,
1.50
Clifford Barrows, services,
1.50
Eddie Boynton, services,
1.50
Louis Demars, services,
4.50
Donald Pike, services,
28
1.50
George Langley, services,
5.00
Reynold Daley, services,
62.50
582.43
Franklin Higgins, services, Arthur Leclere, services, Bill Vero, services, Myron Hopps,
1.50
1.50
1.50
2.00
Norman Craggy, services,
10.50
Clarence McFarland, services,
1.50
Herbert Marshall, services,
1.50
Willard Martin,
1.50
Harry McGuire,
20.00
Nelson Rich, services,
1.50
Ernest Savage, services,
1.50
Sidney Savage, services,
1.50
Roy Johnson, services,
1.50
W. E. Rosebrook, services,
6.00
Emma Atkinson, mileage,
7.00
Charles O'Neil,
1.50
Charles Ryan, services,
2.50
F. E. Moses, services,
3.00
Olive Woodward, services,
1.50
Herbert Cushing,
3.00
James Emery, services,
3.00
I. D. Ellingwood,
20.00
$1,101.63
TOWN POOR
Economy Clothing, merchandise,
$ 40.61
Leonard L. Cole, rent,
27.00
Coos County Stamp Issuing Office,
261.00
W. R. Schillhammer, M. D., services,
146.00
I. D. Ellingwood, wood and hauling,
19.75
Wm. Ashe, Jr., agent, rent,
70.00
Carl Craggy, transportation,
23.60
Willard Crawford, reimbursement,
30.00
Berlin Clinic,
2.00
Public Service Co. of N. H., lights,
63.04
Taylor's Market, groceries,
263.24
Max Hall, services,
3.00
Theodore King, care of,
513.45
William Leveridge, care of,
160.00
29
Elliott Hospital,
30.50
Raymond G. Ingalls, M. D., services,
32.50
Forrest Products Association, wood,
28.66
Boylston Home, care of,
198.00
H. H. Hurlbutt, fuel,
105.65
Salomon's Store,
9.18
J. M. Salomon, rent,
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