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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01826 6061
GC 974.202 T15AR, 1911-1922
Annual Reports
of the
Municipal Officers
of the
Town of Tamworth, N. H.
For the Year Ending February 15, 1911.
1911 THE PIONEER PRESS Sanbornville, N. H.
Annual Reports
of the
Municipal Officers
of the
Town of Tamworth, N. H.
For the Year Ending February 15, 1911.
1911 THE PIONEER PRESS Sanbornville, N. H.
.
Warrant for Town Meeting
The State of New Hampshire
L.S.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Tamworth, in the County of Carroll, in said State, quali- fied to vote in Town Affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House, in said town, on Tuesday, the Fourteenth day of March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects:
To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year I ensuing.
2 To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year, and make appropriation of the same.
3 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for repairing highways for the ensuing year, and make appropriation of the same.
4 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for repairing and building bridges for the ensuing year, and make appropriation of the same.
5 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise in addition to the amount required by law for the support of the Town Library.
6 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for decorating soldiers' graves.
7 To see if the town will vote to accept State Aid as provided for in Section 4 of Chapter 35, Laws of 1905.
8 To see if the town will vote to discontinue the highway, starting from William James' stone watering trough and going in a northerly direction a distance of ninety-four rods, after the completion and acceptance of new "James Road," so called.
4
9 To vote on the following petition: "To the select- men of the town of Tamworth: The undersigned, legal voters in said town, request you to insert in the warrant for the next meeting of the inhabitants of said town, the following article: To see if the town will vote to authorize the selectmen to put in condition and rent the Town Hall. Dated at said Tamworth, this - day of February, 1911. Daniel B. Alley, C. F. Bodge, F. H. Carle, M. S. Ross, R. E. Arling, E. F. Currier, L. C. Smith, J. B. Bickford, F. J. Bickford, I. C. Cole."
IO To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty-fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eleven.
MILFORD W. CHAMBERLAIN
ARTHUR E. WIGGIN
FRANK O. HOBBS
Selectmen of Tamworth. A true copy of Warrant-Attest:
MILFORD W. CHAMBERLAIN
ARTHUR E. WIGGIN
FRANK O. HOBBS .
Selectmen of Tamworth.
Selectmen's Report
264 polls
$26,400
Real estate, resident
341,612
non-resident
72,425
327 horses
24,300
13 goats
40
44 oxen
3,200
287 COWS
8,560
86 neat stock
2,125
131 sheep
466
3 hogs
44
100 fowls
50
56 carriages and automobiles
4,284
Money at interest
7,800
Stock in trade
14,280
Mills and machinery
3,100
$508,686
Tax rate $2.10 per hundred dollars Resident tax
$9,161 23
Non-resident tax
1,520 96
$10,682 19
Appropriations for 1910
State tax
$1,230 00
County tax
1,488 44
Highways
2,300 00
Railing dangerous places
150 00
Memorial Day
70 00
Interest on cemetery trust fund
102 97
Library
100 00
Town expenses
500 00
2*
6 Bridges Schools by law in addition New high school building
400 00
1,537 50
1,000 00
848 00
Interest on school note
72 00
School supplies
200 00
Tuition
327 00
Repairs
100 00
District expenses
185 00
Overlay
71 28
$10,682 19
Dr.
To cash in hands of treasurer
$1,153 80
Resident assessment
9,161 23
Non-resident assessment
1,520 96
Received from county
78 00
Literary fund
116 55
School fund
264 00
Tuition
170 15
Savings bank tax
816 58
E S Pollard, dog license
155 20
Cemetery trust fund, Mrs C P Cook
100 00
William Bickford, for lumber
I 65
Herbert S Mudgett, taxable costs
195 22
Rochester National Bank
1,500 00
66
1,500 00
1,000 00
Charles K Roberts, note
2,000 00
Orin and Ida Berry, note paid
IIO 50
Ida Berry,
69 12
E S Pollard, candidates' fees candidate fee
5 00
Bounty on bear
5 00
Winslow Staples, license
8 00
6 00
M W Chamberlain, sale of tools A A Edgerly, note Bert C Wade, poll tax Stanley Young, poll tax Everett S Perkins, poll tax Mrs J H Nickerson G W Gallop
7
5 50
400 00
2 IO
2 IO
2 10
IO 50
16 80
$20,376 06
State Highway (Joint fund)
Frank S Lord, note
$4,000 00
State contribution
16,000 00
Dr Moorey William James, for James Road
1,191 89
$21,202 75
Cr.
By having paid the following bills in summary:
Summer and winter highways
$3,067 64
Bridges
1,236 05
Miscellaneous
655 84
State tax
1,230 00
County tax
1,488 44
County and town poor
300 20
Watering troughs
21 60
Interest on cemetery trust fund
102 97
Public library
100 00
Memorial day
70 00
Schools, A E Wiggin, treasurer
4,759 65
High school tuition
15 00
Dog damage
86 00
Tamworth vs Mudgett
219 45
Phillips vs Tamworth
1,569 03
Removing brown-tail moths
47 50
IO 86
8 Madison line case
37 58
Rochester National Bank, note and interest 66 66
1,537 50
1,531 25
66 66
1,033 33
Abatements
42 72
Re-appraisal of property
470 63
Railing dangerous places
75 65
Schools, A E Wiggin, treasurer
4,759 65
Services of town officers
569 41
Cash in hands of treasurer
109 22
$20,376 06
State Highway (Joint fund)
Expended for labor
$19,327 51
State expenditures
683 35
Expended on James Road
1,191 89
$21,202 75
By having paid the following summer highway bills:
David Hill estate
$5 00
Walter H Berry
I 00
Phillip Sturgis 10 00
George O Varney
27 00
Fred E Barnes
19 26
John Grace
13 20
Samuel Jackson
6 00
Nelson Young
4 00
Joseph Grace
6 00
Charles S Drew
24 00
William D Knights
9 00
Charles S Drew
6 00
John Lord
4 30
Charles C Smith
76 27
9
R B Smith H M Gilman
1
33 17
13 95
Harry B Blake
6 00
George E Garland
I 50
J C Grace
12 00
Arthur Whiting
4 00
Edwin Lovitt
18 00
Fred Bookholz
16 00
Walter C Smith
29 25
A E Wiggin
14 00
Roy E Arling
20 00
Lyman L Martin
30 70
Roy E Arling
4 25
20 00
66
2 78
Erwin A Gilman
25 25
Henry Hutchins
3 75
Harry W Robinson
3 75
M W Chamberlain
32 75
66
51 00
Wilbur J Bickford
32 50
H M Gilman
40 35
W H Perkins
55 00
A C Spaulding
46 00
W H Whiting
35 00
C S Drew
4 40
William Stone
29 25
Erwin A Gilman
107 85
George F Whiting
40 00
J C Goodwin
22 00
G F Waterman
9 00
Edward Hammond
40 15
John Davis
4 50
3*
45 00
14 60
10
George Gilman 2 00 J F Waterman 9 00
Herbert Remick
4 50
J F Waterman William Remick Joseph Grace
10 00
6 00
Chester Berry
4 00
A E Wiggin
7 50
John Davis
4 50
Otis Johnson
2 00
H W Robinson
3 00
A Floyd
6 00
Edward Lovitt
6 00
John D Boyden
15 00
E D Henderson
56 00
H W Robinson
5 25
J F Waterman
18 00
A L Mason
9 00
Elmer Kimball
8 00
James Gilman
22 75
W H Whiting
33 70
A C Spaulding
25 50
C H Remick
32 00
E A Gilman
50 00
56 00
George F Whiting
45 40
W B Evans
30 25
F O Hobbs
29 50
M W Chamberlain
19 25 .
L L Martin
5 00
W J Bickford
89 90
N W Hutchins
28 00
Roy E Arling
26 37
Samuel Jackson
6 00
Frank P Smith
80 87
6 00
II
Frank P Smith
26 88
L H Vittum
12 00
A E Wiggin
4 50
George A Hatch
1 05
Edward D Henderson
77 00
Wilbur J Bickford
14 25
James Liberty
3 50
Alphonzo D Brown
26 80
F O Hobbs
14 50
Edward Plant
6 00
Edward Moen
6 00
William S Gardner
42 50
A R Bennett
3 00
Charles C Smith
21 50
I B Tilton
1 50
J B Lord
5 00
L O Meader
14 90
H M Gilman
II 00
Samuel Barnes
7 84
James Bickford
8 75
Ansel Cummings
5.00
William Weeks
27 06
George A Hatch
IO 50
Charles C Smith
27 87
J C Goodwin
6 25
H J Pascoe
16 50
H W Robinson
3 90
William D Knights
13 50
George Huntress
4 50
F O Hobbs
16 00
M W Chamberlain
20 25
William H Perkins
3 60
David F Arling
16 00
N W Hutchins
5 50
John Sanborn
2 00
12
E F Currier
24 00
$2,351 87
Abatements
Herman O Schoolcraft, over 70
$2 10
Charles Berry, left town
2 IO
Mr Maloney, 16 horses, left town
33 60
Andrew Buxton, 1909
2 40
Runnells Hall
2I
Union Hall
2I
$42 72
By having paid the following winter highway bills:
Edwin Clark
$8 81
L H Vittum
2 50
F J Bickford
9 50
George H Bryant
6 75
A J Whiting
6 40
E A Grant
3 50
W J Pascoe
34 IO
Edwin Hammond
5 03
L O Meader
5 00
J C Goodwin
6 00
I C Kennett
4 00
Roberts Bros
22 00
Robert F Drew
5 00
W H Perkins
10 00
A C Spaulding
2 50
Thomas Boyd
4 50
L H Vittum
6 00
Jerome Nickerson
4 50
WV S Gardner
7 50
J B Lord
2 00
I3
J S Hayford
6 70
Fred J Bickford
3 00
E F Currier
53 55
Edward D Henderson
12 50
Fred J Bickford
8 70
L H Vittum
5 50
Fred J Bickford
10 00
Mark E Robertson
76 70
F O Hobbs
22 50
Bert W Hobbs
22 50
Herbert Remick
22 50
J C Goodwin
12 60
Leslie O Meader
II 90
E G Clark
8 00
I B Tilton
15 50
R B Moody
6 53
R C Spaulding
II 50
W H Perkins
19 44
J S Hayford
13 35
C H Remick
21 75
W J Bickford
12 50
N H Hutchins
13 41
Geo H Bryant
15 00
J C Nickerson
2 80
Geo A Moore
3 20
H M Gilman
62 50
E F Currier
85 95
$715 77
By having paid the following bills for Re-appraisal of Property:
Geo F Batchelder
$86 25
Geo F Huckins
63 00
M W Chamberlain
92 75
4*
14 F O Hobbs 65 00
A E Wiggin 83 00
J H Martin, board of Mr. Huckins A Mason E F Currier, team
42 13
10 00
28 50
$470 63
By having paid the following bills for County and Town Poor:
H O Mason, William Price
$52 20
A L Vittum,
54 00
Edwin Remick, M D, William Price
II 50
George H Huntress,
66
5 00
A T Davis,
40 00
S O Kimball, John C Dow 78 00
W L Martin, M D, Charles Pennell
16 50
Edwin Remick, M D, “
3 00
A T Davis
40 00
$300 20
By having paid the following bills for repairing bridges: W H Perkins
$5 30
M W Chamberlain, Chocorua village
15 00
G F Whiting
7 25
Frank P Evans, bridge plank
149 87
Charles W Chamberlain, Chocorua village
6 00
Walter Berry
2 00
WV H Perkins
54 00
Frank S Lord, plank
15 00
John F Gilman, Hammond bridge
5 00
M W Chamberlain, “
29 00
Frank Piper, Nickerson
3 50
Robert F Drew, "
66
5 00
66
15
Samuel Ward, Nickerson bridge
46 00
Arthur Ward, 7 50
W J Bickford, Berry bridge
84 00
Ed Hammond, “
35 75
F S Lord, plank
4 26
John F Gilman, Nickerson bridge
2 50
M W Chamberlain, 66
494 79
W N Mason, plank
107 38
Henry O Kelley, Stony Brook bridge
14 IO
F O Hobbs,
9 25
John F Chick, Nickerson bridge
62 25
Geo H Bryant
35 IO
Hiram Mason, Dow bridge
25 00
E F Currier, Stony Brook bridge
II 25
$1,236 05
By having paid the following miscellaneous bills:
A E Wiggin
$0 90
Herman H Sanborn
24 80
CH Dow
18 00
A E Wiggin
10 00
Ansel Cummings
16 00
S A Hidden
20 00
Edgar J Young
55 00
Smith Parker
4 15
75
A E Wiggin
6 82
Edwards & Walker
17 05
C C Mason
3 25
William Knights
12 00
Ansel Cummings
64
A E Wiggin
4 50
4 50
Edson C Eastman
22 50
16 Geo W Tibbetts Ingram Mfg Co
24 00
38 40
A E Wiggin H K Webster
75
I 50
John B Varick Co
42 50
Edwards & Walker
25 57
Ezra Nickerson
61 66
A L Hayford
5 00
CS Cook
8 50
C C Knowlton
8 50
Irving C Cole
6 10
Fred L Moore
27 70
Frank W Trask
5 00
Drs G H and J Z Shedd
50
F O Hobbs
3 00
Jerome Nickerson
2 20
A L Hayford
3 50
H K Webster
2 15
F P Evans
19 68
Newton Kimball
85
George E Garland
10 00
A E Wiggin
4 50
Edwin R Johnson
2 25
John F Gilman
10 00
Walter C Walker
I 00
John S Hayford
8 00
Rumford Printing Co
15 00
Ezra Nickerson
3 45
Gilman Bros
IO 78
Edwin Remick, M D
7 00
F O Hobbs
4 00
E S Pollard
8 31
S O Kimball
16 78
J H Martin, tramps 1909-1910
12 50
George E Gilman
3 55
C H Remick M W Chamberlain E F Currier
17
3 25
17 00
IO 55
$655 84
By having paid the following bills for removing brown-
tail moths:
H W Robinson
SIO 83
Ernest Moody
2 25
F O Hobbs
14 75
A E Wiggin
6 00
M W Chamberlain
13 67
$47 50
By having paid the following to district school treasurer, A E Wiggin:
A E Wiggin, schools by law
$1,537 50
in addition
1,000 00
new high school building
848 00
interest on school note
72 00
school supplies
200 00
tuition
327 00
school repairs
100 00
district expenses
185 00
balance of dog license
109 60
literary fund
116 55
school fund
264 00
$4,759 65
State and County Taxes Solon A Carter, state treasurer $1,230 00
Edgar L Mills, county 66
1,488 44
:
18
Memorial Day George F Batchelder, treasurer $70 00
Public Library
C H Dow, treasurer $100 00
Cemetery Trust Fund
Frank A Whiting
$45 65
William Weeks 57 32
$102 97
High School Tuition
City of Portsmouth, Helen J Bassett
$15 00
Dog Damage
C C Hobbs
$23 00
Laura M Robinson
55 00
W C Smith
8 00
$86 00
Madison Line Case
Sewall W Abbott $37 58
By having paid the following bills for railing:
William Davis
$6 00
John Robinson
5 00
H W Robinson
6 75
James Bickford
II 50
A E Wiggin
II 85
I B Tilton
8 50
J S Hayford
22 00
George A Hatch
2 45
John Robinson
I 60
$75 65
19
By having paid the following bills for watering troughs: Charles S Drew $3 00 F. D Henderson
3 00
Frank Whiting 3 00
Edwin Remick
3 00
I B Tilton
3 00
E F Pillsbury
3 00
William S Gardner
3 00
$21 00
Tamworth vs Mudgett
A E Wiggin
$4 IO
Robert C Spaulding, witness fees
5 00
Sewall W Abbott, attorney
46 08
Leslie P Snow,
75 40
J H Martin, board of attorney
7 00
M W Chamberlain
5 87
A E Wiggin, paid balance of witness fees
76 00
$219 45
Phillips vs Tamworth
G H Shedd, M D, expert
$28 25
A W Abbott, "
82 40
Sewall W Abbott, attorney
136 25
Oscar L Young, attorney
82 00
John F Furber
19 81
J H Martin, board
19 50
A E Wiggin
13 50
witness fees
63 31
E F Currier, team hire
39 00
M W Chamberlain
17 36
Myron L Johnson, sheriff
1,067 65
$1,569 03
20
By having paid the following bills for service of town officers:
M E Robertson, auditor $2 00
F P Evans 2 00
C C Knowlton, supervisor 16 00
C H Remick, 60
15 00
J C Goodwin,
14 00
Walter C Smith, board of health
9 00
Edwin Remick, M D
11 00
George F Batchelder, 66
6 00
Edward D Henderson, ballot clerk
4 00
William Bickford, 66 66
2 00
Walter C Smith, dog constable
16 25
Charles Robertson, constable
2 00
George E Gilman, treasurer.
50 00
Edward S Pollard, town clerk
40 CO
Samuel A Hidden, tax collector
107 16
Ansel Cummings, police
15 00
Harry O Mason, selectman
4 00
M W Chamberlain, "
106 00
A E Wiggin,
99 00
F O Hobbs,
49 00
$569 41
Assets
Cash in hands of treasurer
$109 22
James W Gilman, note and interest
135 39
€6 06 66 ",
116 60
Due from David Hill estate
49 15
Bridge plank on hand
30 00
$440 36
Liabilities
Cemetery trust fund
$2,905 00
Nov 27, 1909, H S Currier, note
1,500 00
21
Aug 5, 1910, F S Lord, note, (joint fund)
1,000 00
Aug 20, 1910, C K Roberts 66
2,000 00
Oct 3, 1910, F S Lord,
(joint fund)
3,000 00
Feb 14, 1911, A A Edgerly
400 00
$10,805 00
Liabilities over assets
$10,364 64
Respectfully submitted,
MILFORD W. CHAMBERLAIN ARTHUR E. WIGGIN FRANK Q. HOBBS
Selectmen of Tamworth
Auditor's Certificate Tamworth, N. H., Feb. 18, 1911
We certify that we have this day examined the accounts of the Selectmen and Treasurer of the Town of Tamworth and find them properly vouched and correctly cast.
M. E. ROBERTSON
F. P. EVANS
Auditors of Tamworth
Report of Library Treasurer
Receipts
Town appropriation
$100 00
Disbursements
Balance due treasurer
$3 24
Librarian
50 00
Books
28 32
Magazines
7 00
Express
1 75
Wood and supplies
3 00
22
Cleaning library Balance in hands of treasurer
I 50
5 19
$100 00
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES H. DOW, Treasurer
Cemetery Trust Fund (Income) Chocorua Cemetery
Cash on hand from 1909
$33 50
Received from town
57 32
$90 82
Expenditures
N Berry, Fowler's Mills' cemetery
$2 62
By labor
18 00
Fertilizer
10 00
Cash on hand
60 20
$90 82
WILLIAM WEEKS, Trustee
Riverside Cemetery
Received from town
$45 65
Expenditures
Fertilizer and seed
$13 55
By labor
15 23
Cash on hand
16 87
$45 65
JOHN L. MASON FRANK A. WHITING MARSHALL E. SMITH
Trustees
Report of School Board
Dr
Cash in hands of treasurer
$414 46
Appropriations for schools by law in addition
1,537 50
1,000 00
Notes and interest
848 00
Interest on school note
72 00
Appropriation for supplies
200 00
tuition
327 00
repairs
100 00
district expenses
185 00
Dog tax
109 60
Literary fund
116 55
Proportion school fund
264 00
Tuition from town of Madison
22 40
James Liberty, note
175 00
$5,371 51
Cr
By having paid the following bills in summary:
Salaries of teachers
$2,819 50
Supplies
334 46
Miscellaneous bills
100 84
Repairs
366 53
Tuition
321 35
Transportation
191 00
Salary of superintendent
208 31
Service bills
145 00
Janitor service
49 25
24 Notes and interest
629 00
$5,165 24
Cash on hand
206 27
$5,371 51
By having paid teachers' salaries for spring term:
Mrs D F Carpenter
$9 00
Jennie Flagg
150 00
Emma R Bannister
168 00
J Madeline Winslow
126 00
Maude Huntress
120 00
Emma P Drew
120 00
Katherine O'Donoghue
120 00
Florence I Orser
112 00
Laura Vittum
150 00
Grace Shannon
120 00
Silvia Evans
I20 00
Mertie E Lovering
104 00
$1,419 00
By having paid teachers' salaries, fall term:
Emma P Drew
$127 50
Silvia Evans
135 00
Emma R Bannister
210 00
Ariana B McNeal
121 80
Gertrude Martin
3 20
Grace Shannon
I20 00
Laura Vittum
1 50 00
A Wood
100 00
Sybil M White
143 00
Maude Huntress
I20 00
Bertha Dreghorn
50 00
Katherine O'Donoghue
25 120 00
$1,400 50
By having paid the following bills for supplies:
J C Goodwin
$7 50
E G Clark 10 00
W N Mason
13 48
Mark Ross
10 00
R E Lane
I 8I
George W Tewksbury
12 00
A N Palmer Co
19 60
Kenney Bros & Walkins
20 33
R E Lane
83
J L Hammett
27 66
Milton Bradley Co
8 04
W D Miller
I 00
HoughtonMifflin Co
17 55
Ginn & Co
II 76
E E Babb & Co
46 07
American Book Co
27 12
F L Moore
16 78
H O Mason
28 21
Cyrus Johnson
17 50
James Liberty
IO 50
John Chick
60
Milwaukee Dust Brush Co
4 25
Harry O Mason
9 56
Gilman Bros
I 98
S O Kimball
2 63
E S Pollard
7 70
$334 46
By having paid the following miscellaneous bills: Ansel Cummings $2 90
26 A E Wiggin Lizzie Remick
60
4 16
4 40
E F Currier D F Carpenter
3 88
W C Smith
7 65
George F Batchelder
1 74
C J Ames
7 18
George F Batchelder
I 84
Ray Alley
60
Lizzie Remick
2 00
Ansel Cummings
2 04
Mattie B Savary
2 00
Emma R Bannister
I 68
Samuel A Hidden
35 00
A E Wiggin
3 80
W H Hardy
1 00
Ray Alley
80
C C Mason
75
Johnson Clark
I IO
C J Ames
7 75
Ned Johnson
I 00
George F Batchelder
72
E F Currier
6 25
$100 84
By having paid the following bills for repairs:
Josiah Hobbs
$150
F W Remick
İ2 27
W C Walker
2 25
I C Cole
2 25
E L Mason
48 13
W H Ames
II OO
Bert Hobbs
2 50
James A Clifford
57 72
27
67 79
33 62 40
15 75
S O Kimball
20 38
W N Mason
90 97
$366 53
By having paid the following for tuition:
Tilton Seminary
$66 65
Colby Academy
13 00
New Hampton Institute
13 34
66
66
13 33
66
66
39 99
66
40 02
Tilton Seminary
66 70
66
53 32
Colby Academy
15 00
$321 35
By having paid the following for transportation:
Ira B Tilton
$42 00
W A Stone
37 50
Nathaniel Moody
26 00
F J Bickford
40 50
J C Goodwin
45 00
$191 00
By having paid the following bills for superintendent: D F Carpenter
$41 66
66
41 66
66
41 66
1
Elmer Long Arthur Bennett H O Schoolcraft T R Pascoe
28
D F Carpenter
41 66
41 67
$208 31
By having paid the following bills for service:
George F Batchelder
$35 00
C J Ames
35 00
M E Robertson
35 00
A E Wiggin
20 00
C H Remick
15 00
George E Gilman
3 00
George F Batchelder, auditor
2 00
$145 00
By having paid the following bills for janitor service: Harold Gilman
$25 50
Ray Alley
19 50
E O Bookholz
4 25
$49 25
Notes and Interest
Mary Tilton, interest
$30 00
C A Knowlton, interest
6 00
Ella Knowlton, interest
6 00
part payment on note
100 00
James Liberty, part payment on note
75 00
Annie Blaisdell, note and interest
412 00
$629 00
Tamworth, N. H., Feb. 15, 191I This certifies that I have this day examined the ac-
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counts of the school board and treasurer of the school district of Tamworth, and find the same properly vouched and correctly cast.
E. S. POLLARD, Auditor.
VITAL STATISTICS
To the Selectmen:
In compliance with an act of the legislature passed June session, 1887, requiring Clerks of Towns and Cities to fur- nish a transcript of the records of births, marriages and deaths to the municipal officers for publication in their annual reports, I hereby submit the following:
BIRTHS
DATE
NAME (IF ANY) OF CHILD
LIVING OR
STILLBORN
NUMBER OF
CHILD
COLOR
NAME OF FATHER
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER
RESIDENCE OCCUPATION OF PARENTS
OF FATHER
BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER
BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER
Jan 8
Charlotte
I f
3
|Arthur L Mason
15
Flora
f
1
4
Augustus A Chase
Elizabeth C Chick|Tamworth Ida E Davis
Teamster
Tamworth Albany
Tamworth Moultonboro Tamworth
Mar 14
Vivian Marie
f
4
f
3
William F Leach Fred Remick
Winnifred J Dooley
Apr 2
Florence Elizabeth f
2
Joseph A Moody
Nettie N Williams
..
5
Robert William
m
3
Alphonso Brown
8
Walter S
m
I
23
Ethel Rose
f
Clinton S Mason
Flora McPherson
Blacksmith
Tamworth
June 29
Philip Chester
m
Perley C Grace
Nellie M Berry
Farmer
July 21
Curtis Everett
m
Clarence Smith
Cora Forrest
Laborer
Aug 9
Irving Nute
m
23
Eunice Etta
f
I
Fred M Whiting
Georgia Jeffers
..
Farmer
28
Marion Louise
f
2 Frank Trask
ElizabethBBennett
Laborer
Sandwich
Oct 28
Edwin F
2
Erwin A Gilman
Elsie M Ross
Teamster
Wakefield
Nov 2
Elizabeth Idella
! f
3
Clias Chamberlain
Cora E Hayford
Farmer
Wolfeboro
Ossipee Warner Tamworth Sandwich Tamworth
Sept 23
Harold E
m
2
Frank H Smith
Ada A Marston
..
Farmer
Ossipee
May 18
Mary
f
All living
I 5 4 I IAHHUI
All white
Minnie EKinnerson Dora Williams
Farmer
Albany
Ireland Tamworth
23
Alpheus Dexter
f
S
5
Charles E Whiting Jennie B Wade
I9
Doris Thelma
Dixie C
m
5
Arthur C Page Arthur C Whiting
Abbie Remick
..
Laborer Blacksmith Laborer
Tamworth Gilmanton Tamworth New York Tamworth
..
2I
Bernice Abbie
..
m
I
Ossipee Nova Scotia SomervilleMa's Tamworth
William H Williams Susie Welch
..
Ossipee
..
-
Tamworth
Cornish Me
Edw'rdSHammond Mary McGilliory
.
..
.
..
Fannie Forrest Alma Jeffers
SEX
MARRIAGES
NAME OF GROOM AND BRIDE RESIDENCE OF EACH
BIRTHPLACE AND OCCUPATION OF EACH
RESIDENCE
RESIDENCE |NAME, RESIDENCE AND
PLACE AND
NAME AND BIRTH- NAME AND BIRTH-
AND
AND
OFFICIAL STATION O1. PERSON BY WHOM .
DATE OF
PLACE OF FATHER PLACE OF'MOTHER OCCUPATION OCCUPATION
OF FATHER
OF MOTHER
MARRIED
Charles E Phillips
44
Swampscott Laborer
James E Phillips SwampscottMass
Belinda Weeks Tamworth Benjamin Bickford Mary Robertson Conway
Madison
Wilbur J Bickford
43
Tamworth
Farmer
Simon Bickford Barrington Frank O Hobbs Ossipee John W Johnson Tamworth
Mary Falsome Tamworth Hattie F Eastman Albany
Edwin N Johnson
20
Tamworth
Laborer
Chas H Merryfield Martha McDonald
Porter Me Augusta A Downs
Elias W Hutchins
23
Housewife Tamworth Laborer
Porter Me Noah W Hutchins Albany
Porter Me
Isabel F Osgood
18
Tamworth
Herman L Osgood Ellen I Freeman
Tamworth
Worcester Mass Luella Cheney Wells Beach Me Huldah B Abbott Tamworth
Edna M Garland
34
Moultonboro Housewife
Sandwich Asa Brown Conway
Albany
Eliza Willey
64
Tamworth
Reuben D Hobbs
Elmira Nickerson Tamworth
James G Arling
58
Housewife Barrington Farmer New Jersey
Peter Schenck
George A Hatch
03
Teacher Charlestown Laborer
New Jersey Abijah Hatch Medford Mass Frank A Gove
Rebecca Haruiss New Jersey Elizabeth E Battles Hingham Mass Sarah M Evans Tamworth
L G Clark
Tamworth
Clergyman
Tamworth
May 12
G A Sherajan
Tamworth
Clergyman
Tamworth
August 25
Tamworth
September 2
B R Dearborn
Meredith
Clergyman
Meredith
September 14
L G Clark
Tamworth
Clergyman
Tamworth
September 30
G A Sherajan
Tamworth
Clergyman
Tamworth
October 14
Ida M Gove
45
Tamworth Nurse
All white
Albany
Laborer
John King Nova Scotia
Frank Grant
Abigail Head
Alonzo Brown
72
Albany
Farmer
Ossipee
David Arling
Sara B Schenck
70
..
Tamworth
October 19
Tamworth
May 8
Nellie B Whittier
45
Madison Dressmaker
Frances Hobbs
20
Boston Mass Dressmaker
Nellie Rogers Porter Me
Floren'e Merryfield 20
Porter Me
Nurse
Oliver M King
18
COLOR
AGE
MARRIAGE
1
....
DEATHS
AGE
DATE
NAME OF DECEASED
YEARS
MONTHS
BIRTHPLACE
DAYS
SEX
COLOR
CONDITION
OCCUPATION
BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER
BIRTH PLACE OF MOTHER
NAME OF FATHER
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER
Jan 17 I9
[Charles F Bickford | --
4|22 Tamworth
m
S
Tamworth
|Holliston Mass|Fred'k J Bickford Charlina Walker Moultonboro
Chas E Whiting
Jennie B Wade
Feb 8
34
5
f
18
George H Ames
64 8 28 Tamworth 92 11 15 Northwood
m
w Farmer w Housewife
Calais Me Northwood
Joseph Ames Samuel Lawre'ce Simon Blake
Abigail Glidden Susan Janies Caroline Whiting Eliza A Woods Susan Kniglit Olive Ricker
May 11
Susan B Cook
86 6 22 Lebanon Me
f
W m Laborer
Buxton Me Albany NY
Buxton Me
Alex'nd'r Pennell Sarah Berry
Aug 26
William James
68 7 15 New York NY m
m Teacher
New York NY Lancaster Mass Barnard Vt
Henry James Nat'l Whittemore
Mary Robertson Mandana Ballow
20
Louise Tobin
37
8
f
S
-
26
Benjamin A Titus 04
NewBrunswick m
NewBrunswick | NewBrunswick Benj'n A Titus
Oct 8
Nancy C Wiggin Annie S Hutchins
59
8
Wolfeboro
Wolfeboro Albany
Wolfeboro Porter Me
Woodbury Horne Wm N Hutchins Eleazer Snell
Augusta A Downs Polly Danforth
9
Clarinda Nickerson|90
2| 9 -
f
m Housewife
17 Andrew J Brown
81
9 2 Hampton Falls m
In Farmer
Deerfield
Hampton Falls
Jeremiah Brown
Sarah Williams
Nov 27
Addie Bickford
66' --- Limerick Me
f
in Housewife
Portland Me Sandwich
Roswell Torrey
Sarah Hardy
Dec 31
Hiram S Currier
178-| 8|Sandwich
ml
Iw Farmer
Sandwich
Benjamin Currier Ruhannah Jewell
19
Sally J Kimball
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