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Go 974. 202 L68 1913-15 Lisbon (N. H. ) Annual report, Town of Lisbon, New Hampshire
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS OF
Lisbon, N. H.
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
February 16, 1914
LISBON, N. H .: The Lisbon Job Printery 1914
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
Lisbon, N. H.
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
February 16, 1914
LISBON, N. H .: The Lisbon Job Printery
1914
TOWN OFFICERS
Allen County Public Library 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270
Moderator
ERI C. OAKES
Clerk
A. M. CLOUGH
Treasurer
EARNEST H. HALLETT
Selectmen
ALLEN H. ASH FRED L. BOWLES WILLIAM E. BISHOP
Supervisors
FRED J. MOORE
KARL J. BRUMMER FRANK B. OAKES
Auditors
NED G. ENGLISH
FRED PARKER
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Auditors' Report
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1913 $ 7,800 47
State tax 4,416 00
County tax 3,105 15
"Town and Highway tax 12,914 68
School district No. 1 10,000 00
School district No. 2.
1,025 03
School district No. 3
2,200 00
Village District .
3,600 00
Appropriation for maintenance of State road . 600 00
Public Library tax .
605 00
Lighting streets
2,600 00
Memorial day and rent of hall
90 00
District Nursing Association
100 00
County of Grafton, account dependent soldiers 349 84
County of Grafton, account of paupers,
502 31
Dog licenses
284 50
Literary fund .
329 82
State school fund
2,506 50
Railroad tax
345 18
Savings Bank tax 4,292 18
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Lisbon Bank, for note . $ 3,000 00
State, account highway construction .. 3,169 31
State, account highway maintenance .. 1,253 05
Circus license 25 00
Merry-go-round license 25 00
License commission, balance 1912.
1 43
License commission, 1913.
31 44
Town of Bath, use of roller 150 50
B. & M. R. R., for cobble stones 12 00
State, account Robert Batley
30 00
Alonzo Annis, license to show cat
2 00
A. H. Ash and D. C. Parker, culvert pipe . 5 60
Check list sold
1 00
H.H. Northey,highway money returned Lisbon Village district, culvert pipe ... H. H. Young, highway money returned F. W. Little, rent of hall
1 66
57 60
7 52
644 00
State highway, culvert pipe and lumber
460 43
Back taxes
17 70
Interest on taxes 26 13
$66,588 03
DISBURSEMENTS
State tax $ 4,416 00
County tax 3,105 15
School district No. 1 10,000 00
School district No. 2.
1,025 03
School district No. 3
2,200 00
5
Village district, share highway money $ 4,000 00
Village district, extra money 3,600 00
Public library 605 00
Literary fund for schools
329 82
Dog licenses for schools
216 05
State fund for schools
2,506 50
Lighting village streets and town build- ing 2,536 51
Sugar Hill lights
351 62
Lighting town house and Peckett's
88 65
H. A. Clark, account forest fires .
201 20
District Nursing association
100 00
One bond paid 1,000 00
W. H. Merrill, insurance
75 00
Woolson & Clough, insurance 255 90
Woolson & Clough, insurance on town's interest in hotel. 95 00
Memorial Day and rent of hall
90 00
Expended on state road for construction
4,813 84
Expended on state road for maintenance Interest on bonds . 752 50
1,899 06
H. C. Marston, acct. wrong assessment
2 56
Conditional abatements 70 40
Unconditional abatements
248 58
Discount on taxes
199 33
T. W. Harris, damage on highway
215 00
B. J. Carleton .
50 00
W. Lee Wetherbee
5 00
· David Nihan
4 69
George Beane
10 03
Lisbon Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
notes and interest 3,062 37
$48,130 79
6 MISCELLANEOUS
Lisbon Job Printery, printing town reports $ 51 50
Printing and stationery 23 91
Marion Clark, enumerating at crossing
4 00
Warner Williams, enumerating at village crossing, making report and attending hearing 6 00
B. S. Webb, services at crossing hearing 15 00
B. S. Webb, use of automobile 5 00
L. W. Goudie & Son, finishing firemen's room in town building 38 00
Repairs on steam roller
113 65
New blades for road machines
48 50
H. C. Bailey, repairing road machines and sharpen- ing picks and drills 17 80
L. S. Jesseman, bill
31 65
Register of Deeds, for real estate transfers
5 74
Edward Everett Smith, dog damage
30 00
Water for town building 40 00
Hedgehog bounties. 10 60
Supplies for town hall 25 00
F. W. Little, janitor town hall 100 00
F. W. Little, manager town hall 50 00
F. W. Little, for supplies, etc. 36 89
D. H. Parker, helping make taxes 21 20
A. H. Ash, copying invoice
16 00
R. M. Bishop, trucking
3 50
Dr. E. O. Crossman, on suicide case
1 00
Collector's bond
18 00
W. H. Merrill, for making tax book
10 00
Moulton & Thorpe, paint for state road
13 50
T. W. Glover, team for surveying state road
4 00
B. B. Garland, bill 12 60
R. H. Smith, teams for selectmen 8 00
A. H. Ash, telephone, freight and postage 4 00 .
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Parker-Young Co., signs $ 1 50
Gowing & Chamberlin, repairing boilers at town building 1912 83 16
Gowing & Chamberlin. work and material
45 42
Feeding tramps
7 20
Care of Josiah Brown lot
2 25
Grove Hill Cemetery Ass'n., Mrs. Brown fund
100 00
Repairs on town building
18 25
Northeast Metal Co.
509 05
Penn Metal Co.
127 50
Freight on culvert pipe
37 31
Melvina Aldrich, storing snow roller
3 00
Evelyn Buck, adding invoice
5 75
Painting town building
269 41
Fuel for towu building
180 34
Mowing Salmon Hole cemetery
5 00
$2,160 18
HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES
H. A. Clark, road agent 1912
15 75
Hervey Northey, road agent
1,450 00
George Whipple, road agent 1,141 17
Arthur Forbes, road agent
1,116 78
H. H. Young, road agent
803 18
L. F. Ash, road agent
415 35
Sugar Hill sidewalk
1,608 47
656 86
Bishop road J. M. Moulton, road agent
938 76
Rev. H. H. Batty, allowance on road
20 00
H. H. Crapo, allowance on road 20 00
Rev. G. H. Beard, allowance on road 3 00
Walter Jesseman, work on road 42 25
A. J. Bowles, work on road 23 14
8
H. A. Clark, work on road $ 23 75
Warren Rutherford, work on road 1 6 75
Warren Whipple, work on road 5 60
W. H. Bickford, work on road 9 00 Chas. Clark, work on road 23 06
John B. Atwood, work on road 6 00
T. W. Glover, work on road 10 00
W. E. Bishop, snowing S. H. bridge
14 00
H. L. Bishop, snowing S. H. bridge 7 00
Planking S. H. bridge 121 38
Planking village bridge
77 47
Planking A. Noyes' bridge
35 10
McKellups, Farnum and Presby, plank
106 34
W. H. Deming, plank
255 40
E. J. Conrad, plank
33 60
Parker-Young Co., posts and lumber
220 48
Arthur Jesseman, building new road 50 00
F. L. Bowles, breaking roads 4 00
A. H. Ash, breaking roads 2 00
J. H. Trenholm, breaking roads 1 40
Miscellaneous highway bills
31 75
$9,298 79
BOARD OF HEALTH
E. Merrill, boarding scarlet fever patients $ 62 10
Dr. F. E. Spear
206 00
H. C. Marston
47 50
D. M. Tefft
4 10
Dr. E. O. Crossman
12 50
F. W. Bangs
2 00
Morrison Hospital, for nurses
119 24
L. D. Barrett
10 38
J. M. English
8 15
$471 97
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WATER TROUGHS
A. T. Guilmette, 1912-13 $ 6 00
Roslinwood Farm, 1912-13
6 00
W. D. Smith, 1912-13
6 00
F. M. Aldrich, 1912-13
6 00
S. W. Cameron
3 00
Lisbon Water Works Co.
15 00
George E. Walker
3 00
E. J. Conrad
3 00
Warren Dexter
3 00
Arthur Forbes
3 00
L. D. Barrett
3 00
$57 00
TOWN OFFICERS
A. H. Ash, selectman $ 161 57
Fred L. Bowles, selectman
105 40
W. E. Bishop, selectman
89 95
E. E. Clark, overseer poor 1912
12 00
E. E. Clark, selectman 1912
6 00
D. C. Dexter, selectman 1912
2 00
Fred Parker, selectman 1912
9 00
A. M. Clough, town clerk
82 98
E. H. Hallett, treasurer
25 00
W. H. Merrill, collector Auditors 25 00
250 00
W. J. B. Stanley, supervisor 1911-12
14 00
F. B. Oakes, supervisor
4 00
Allen Bowles, police 1912-13
20 00
H. D. Corey, dog police
10 00
.
A. L. Sherman, ballot clerk
3 00
$819 90
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COUNTY PAUPERS
Harry Brooks
$ 5 22
Hugh Gillis
212 55
Mrs. W. Golden
27 37
Frank Valley
9 00
Mrs. S. P. Moore
43 00
Rob. Dow
38 65
George Brooks
51 92
John McDonald
44 05
Ira Bowen
11 85
Walter Barrett
22 08
L. Garland
1 80
Webster Austin
3 00
Fred Eastman
42 15
Chas. Bowles.
12 52
C. Clough
2 00
Baby Putney
2 55
John McMillen
13 50
$543 21
DEPENDENT SOLDIERS
Robert Batley
$ 557 08 134 57
Mrs. Robert Batley
-
$691 65
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TOWN POOR
Mrs. Martha Parker Geo. H. Taylor
$160 50 156 44
$316 94
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RETURNING BIRTHS AND DEATHS
John Page, M. D.
75
E. O. Crossman, M. D. 4 00
H. H. Boynton, M. D. 7 25
F. E. Spear, M. D., old bill
57 75
$69 75
$62,560 18
Outstanding orders Feb. 15, 1913
7 25
$62,567 43
Less outstanding orders Feb. 15, 1914
962 39
$61,605 04
Cash in hands of treasurer Feb. 15, 1914
4,982 99
$66,588 03
LIABILITIES OF TOWN
Bonds outstanding $21,000 00
Two coupons, unpaid
35 00
Outstanding orders
962 39
In hands of treasurer, account state high- way 2,013 96
In hands of treasurer for maintenance
state highway 111 15
$24,122 50
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ASSETS
Cash in hands of treasurer $ 2,857 88
Cash in hands of treasurer, account of
state road 2,125 11
Due from Grafton county, account of paupers
273 87
Due from Grafton county, account of dependent soldiers
539 36
Due from state for hedgehog bounty
26 20
Due from state, account forest fires
201 20
Tax on A. Page place, bid off by town 1912 12 36
$ 6,035 98
Total debt Feb. 15, 1914
$18,086 52
Total debt Feb. 15, 1913
17,348 90
Increase of debt
$ 737 62
Considering the smaller amount of money raised and the damage to roads caused by washouts, we think the above a very good showing. We found proper vouchers for all bills paid.
N. G. ENGLISH, FRED PARKER,
Auditor.
Town Officers' Bills
A. H. ASH, First Selectman and Overseer of Poor
1913.
Mar. 12 One day at town building 2 00
15 One day at town building 2 00
17 One-half day at foot bridge 1 00
18 One day at Woodsville to settle with county commissioners 2 00
Expenses of same
1 17
21 One day with tax commissioners at Woodsville 2 00
Expenses of same
1 17
25-26 Two days filling blanks
4 00
29 One day drawing jurors and appointments
2 00
Apr. 14 Twelve days on invoice and receiving same
24 00
15 One day with state engineer 2 00
30 Thirteen days at town building and invoice 26 00
May 15 Eight days at town building, taxes 16 00
29 One day at town building, appointments 2 00
July 12 One day at road hearing 2 00
16 One day at railroad crossing hearing 2 00
14
Sept. 3 Drawing jurors $ 1 00
16 One day at Woodsville settling with county 2 00
Expenses of same 1 17
Nov.
1 One day with Commissioner Clough 2 00
27 One day with Commissioner Clough 2 00
28 One day at Littleton, on Martha Parker case 2 00
Team for same 2 00
29 One day at Harlan C. Little's, on the May M. Little case
2 00
Team for same 2 00
Dec. 11 One day on pauper case with Commis- sioner Clough 2 00
28 One day revising jury box and other business 2 00
1914 Jan. One day taking man to county farm 2 00
Expenses 90
21 Three days at Concord settling with state highway department 6 00
4 16
Mileage for same
Board for same 6 00
23 One day on McMillen case 2 00
One day at North Lisbon, pauper case 2 00
Feb.
10 One day at Franconia 3 00
17 Three days settling town bills 6 00
Extra time looking after paupers not ac- counted for 6 00
Extra time drawing orders during the year 12 00
$161 57
15
F. L. BOWLES, Second Selectman
March
One day at office $ 2 00
One-half day looking after roads 1 00
21 One day at Woodsville to meet state tax commissioners 2 00
Carfare and expenses 1 10
24 One-half day investigating cause of fire at L. J. Jesseman's 1 00
One-half day filling inventory blanks 1 00
26 One day on roads and to Franconia to buy plank 2 00
27 One-half day looking after roads 1 00
Four hours on Brook road 80
29 One-half day drawing jury, and other business 1 00
Apr. 1-16 Eleven days taking inventory 22 00
Team for same 11 00
17-26 Nine days on blotters Team for same
18 00
26 Receiving for painting 2 00
5 00
May
6 On Brook road and sidewalk 1-2 day 1 00
15 One-half day looking after roads 1 00
16 One-half day at Lisbon
1 00
29 One-half day at Lisbon appointing tax collector 1 00
June 12 One-half day at North Lisbon on road, self and team 2 00
26 One-half day at Lisbon to meet state engineer 1 00
Team for same 1 00
July
12 One-half day at Lisbon on road hearing 1 00
One-half day at Lisbon on crossings, self and team 2 00
16
Aug. 18 One-half day looking after roads $ 1 00
25 One-half day on Arthur Jesseman road 1 00
Sept.
1 One-half day on Peckett road 1 00
3 One-half day at Franconia, town business 1 00 One-half day at Lisbon drawing juror 1 00 Team for same 1 00
13 One-half day on A. B. Jesseman road 1 00
Oct. 11 One-half day looking after roads 1 00
1914.
Jan.
· One and one-half days filling and dis- tributing gypsy and browntail moth notices 3 00
Feb. 14-21 Six days at Lisbon, settling
12 00
Telephoning on town business 50
$105 40
W. E. BISHOP, Third Selectman
1913.
Mar. 12 One day at town building $ 2 00
15 One day at town building 2 00
17 One-half day at foot bridge 1 00
21 One day with tax commissioners at Woodsville 2 00
Expenses for same
1 10
29 One-half day at town building drawing juror 1 00
Ten days taking inventory
20 00
Team six days 6 00
Apr. 13 Thirteen days at town building 26 00
May 29 One day-half at Merrill's office 1 00
17
June 12 One day on Franconia road $ 2 00
18 One-half day on Bert Carleton case 1 00
23 One-half day at Jackman's bridge One day on Sugar Hill road
1 00
July
5 One day on Franconia road
2 00
12 One-half day on road hearing, School St. 1 00
1 00
Aug. 25 Road hearing at Arthur Jesseman's 2 00
Sept. 3 One-half day drawing juror 1 00
Telephoning for year
1 85
Trip to Sugar Hill and Franconia on lighting plant, with team 3 00
1914. Feb. 14 Five days settling with town 10 00
$ 89 95
A. M. CLOUGH, Town Clerk
Copying fifty-four pages general record
9 18
Copying ninety-five pages invoice
16 15
Making fire records
2 00
Making returns to insurance commissioner
2 00
Drawing jurors, notifying and posting notices
3 00
Making returns to Superior court
50
One-half day at annual meeting
1 00
Recording twenty-six marriages
3 90
Making returns to town
3 90
Making returns to state
3 90
Recording thirty-one births
4 65
Making returns to town
4 65
Making returns to state
4 65
Recording forty-five deaths
6 75
Making returns to town
6 75
Making returns to state
6 75
Stationery, postage, typewriting, etc.
3 25
$ 82 98
2 00
16 Railroad crossing hearing
18 REPORT OF
Trustees of the Lisbon Public Library
For the year ending February 26, 1914
ORGANIZATION
TRUSTEES
BEN STANLEY WEBB, Chairman, WILLIAM W. OLIVER, Secretary, HAROLD C. MARSTON, Treasurer, WILLIAM H. MERRILL, Auditor, GEORGE W. PIKE,
FRANK B. OAKES,
Term expires 1915 Term expires 1916 Term expires 1915
Term expires 1914 Term expires 1916 Term expires 1914
NETTIE L. KELSEA, Librarian. JERUSHA E. PARKER, Librarian Sugar Hill Branch.
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19 Treasurer's Report
RECEIPTS
1913.
Feb 26
Cash on hand.
200 01
Mar. 10 Fines and book rentals
2 48
Miss Kelsea, cash 6 25
April ·2 Fines and book rentals.
1 80
May 3 Fines and book rentals. 2 79
31 Fines and book rentals,
3 07
June 28 Fines and book rentals
2 65
July 22 Books sold ..
2 57
31 Fines and book rentals
3 54
Aug.
9 Town order.
200 00
20 Credit on book returned
94
28 Fines and book rentals
2 85
Sept. 6 Book sold.
75
Oct. 1 Fines and book rentals.
1 61
28 Fines and book rentals. 2 04
Nov. 8 Fines and book rentals S. H. B
7 00
29 Fines and book rentals. 1 88
Dec. 31 Fines and book rentals. . . .
2 65
1914.
Jan.
15 Town order.
200 00
Books sold.
2 03
Fines and book rentals 2 13
Feb.
18 Fines and book rentals 1 00
24 Town order 205 00
Fines and book rentals S. H. B. 5 86
$860 90
20 EXPENDITURES
1
1913.
March 8 Stickers and mucilage. $ 30
10 Sundries paid by librarian 1 30
April 2 Pens and pencils 15
4 Wood
1 50
5 Putting in wood
10
12 Cartage for librarian
10
16 Wood
1 50
May
3 Postage for librarian
06
7 Cleaning library 1 13
June 23 Freight and cartage on books
59
25 Postage on books returned 27
27 Express on books 55
July 8 The Outlook 3 00
22 Baker & Taylor Co.
58 70
23 Freight and cartage S. H. B
59
30 Cartage to Sugar Hill
15
Sept. 26 Putting in wood
20
30 Wood
3 00
Oct.
1 Ink and mucilage, Miss Kelsea
20
6 Magazines
14 50
28 Post cards, Miss Kelsea
10
Nov,
1 Purifine for windows
10
Paid for janitor work
55
Dec. 8 Wood in cellar
10
31 Matches 05
1914.
Jan.
9 Freight and cartage on books 59
Wood in cellar . 10
17 Labels for books, Miss Kelsea 20
12
Aug. 5 Postage on book returned
20 Baker & Taylor Co., S. H. B
52 83
21
Jan. 23 The Parker-Young Co., wood $ 3 00
H. M. Smith, S. H. B. 45 83
The Baker & Taylor Co. 52 16 Dodge & Moore 60
24 Postage on books returned
23
31 Wood in cellar
10
2 The Parker-Young Co., wood
1 50
11 Dustbane and oil 39
21 Wood in cellar 10
Miss Kelsea, pencil
5
23 Wood 2 25
26 Sundries paid by librarian S. H. B.
5 86
Miss N. L. Kelsea
175 00
Miss J. E. Parker
50 00
Lisbon Light & Power Co.
28 15
Balance 353 05
$860 90
H. C. MARSTON, Treasurer.
Examined and found correct.
W. H. MERRILL, Auditor.
Feb.
22 Report of Librarian
To the Board of Trustees of the Lisbon' Public Library
GENTLEMEN :
The library contains 4,502 volumes, exclusive of Government and State publications.
One hundred and fifteen volumes have been added by purchase, 19 by bound magazines and 3 by gift.
Periodicals taken by the library: Atlantic, Bookman, Cen- tury, Cosmopolitan, Everybody's, Granite Monthly, Harper's Weekly, Outlook, St. Nicholas, Woman's Home Companion.
Donors to the library : Miss Florence Clough, 2 volumes; Mrs. Chase, 1 volume; Mrs. Oliver, 1 volume, 2 magazines; Mrs. Webb, 1 magazine; Mrs. Stevens, Natural Socialist, Woman's Journal.
Donated by others: The Spirit of Missions, The Living Church, The Christian Science Sentinel and Journal. From the State, Annual Reports, 6 volumes; Journal, 2 volumes; Constitutional Convention, 1 volume, Manual of General Courts, 1913, Laws of N. H. 1913, Laws of Province Period 1702-1745. New cards issued, 50.
CIRCULATION :
Number of volumes loaned, 9,740.
66 Fiction, 8,132.
66
Biography, 167.
66
66 History, 88.
66 Travels, 169.
Poetry and drama, 117.
Literature, 100.
66
Periodicals, 629.
66
Other classes, 338.
Respectfully submitted,
NETTIE LOUISE KELSEA, Librarian. Lisbon, N. H., Feb. 26, 1914.
23 List of Books Added to the Library During' the Year.
FICTION.
Abbott, E. H. The White liner nurse
Bacheller, Irving. The turning of Griggsby
Barclay, F. L. The broken halo
Beach, Rex. The iron trail
Benson, R. H. An average' man Bindloss, Harold. Ranching for Silvia
Bower, B. M. The uphill climb
Brooks, Amy. The Prue series (juvenile)
Burgess, T. W. Old mother west wind (juvenile) Mother west wind's children (juvenile) The boy scouts of woodcraft (juvenile)
Burnett, F. H. T. Tembarone
Burnham, C. L. The inner flame
Cameron, Margaret. The golden rule Dollivers
Churchill, Winston. The inside of the cup
Conrad, Joseph. 'Twixt land and sea
Cooke, G. M. The joy bringer
Crockett, S. R. Patsy
Daskam, J. The strange cases of Dr. Stanchion
Davis, W. S. A friend of Cæsar
Daviess, M. T. Andrew the glad De Weese, T. A. The bend in the road
Dowd, Emma C. Polly of Lady Gay cottage
Drew, Reginald. Anne Bolyn
Dunn, B. A. Battling for Atlanta (juvenile) On Gen. Thomas's staff (juvenile)
Edwards, Albert. Comrade Yetta Elder, R. D. The sojourner Erskine, Payne. Joyful Heatherby
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Farnol, Jeffery. The amateur gentleman The Hon. Mr. Tawnish Foot, Mary H. A picked company 1
Forman, J. M. The opening door Fox, John, Jr. The heart of the hills. Glasgow, Ellen. Virginia Green, S. Mc. Everbreeze Harris, Cora. In search of a husband.
Harrison, H. S. V. V.'s eyes
Hough, Emerson. The young Alaskans (juvenile)
Howells, W. D. New leaf mills
Johnson, Owen. Sixty-first secon'd Jordan, E. May Iverson tackles life Kellock, H. "Mr. Hobby"
King, Basil. The way home Kingsley, F. M. Veronica
Knipe, E. B. & A. A. The lucky sixpence (juvenile)
Lee, Jennette. The taste of apples.
Lincoln, J. C. The rise of Roscoe Paine Lippmann, J. M. Making over Martha
Locke, Wm. J. Stella Morris London, Jack. White Fang Lutz, Grace H. Lo. Michael Mann, M. R. The unofficial secretary Montgomery, L. M. The golden road Moroso, J. A. The quarry Nicholson, M. Otherwise Phyllis Norris, Kathleen. Mother Poor, dear Margaret Kirby O'Connor, Mrs. F. P. Little Thankyou Otis, J. Boy scouts of the lumber camp Page, T. N. The land of the spirit Parker, G. Judgment house Porter, E. Pollyanna Porter, G. S. Laddie
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Rav, A. C. Buddie (juvenile) Responsibilities of Buddie Reed, Myrtle. Threads of grey and gold
Richards, L. E. Miss Jimmy Richmond, G. S. Mrs. Red Pepper Burns
Rives, H. E. The valiants of Virginia
Roberts, C. G. D. The heart of the ancient wood
`Rowland, H. C. The apple of discord
Schultz, J. W. Sinopah Snaith, J. C. An affair of state
Stanley, Caroline. The master of the Oaks
Thurston, I. T. The torch bearers-juvenile
"Tompkins, J. W. Everafter
Wallace, Dillon. The long Labrador trail Ward, Mrs. H. The Coryston family The mating of Lydia
Wells, Carolyn. Marjorie's Maytime-juvenile
Wharton, E. The customs of the country
White, Percy. Ashes and sparks
Wiggin, K. D. The story of Waitstill Baxter
Wilkinson, E. H. Peter and Polly-juvenile
Williamson, C. N. and A. M. The port of adventure
NON-FICTION
Adams, T. S. and Sumner, H. L. Labor problems Barrow, J. H. World's parliament of religions, 2 vols. Cheyney, E. P. Industrial and social history of England Clarke, F. S. Old homes of now Americans
Conger, S. P. Old China and Young America Crothers, S. M. Humanely speaking Devine, Ed. T. Social forces
Fabre, Henri. The life of the spider
Foley, Jas. W. Boy and girls (poems)
Franck, H. A. Zone policeman, No. 88
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Grayson, David. Friendly road Harwood, W. S. The new earth
Johnson, E. R. Ocean and inland transportation
Jordan, D. E. War and waste
London, Jack. John Barleycorn
Macy, Jesse. Political parties in U. S.
Mills, Enos. In beaver world
Parkman, Francis. The Oregon trail
Patten, S. N. A new basis of civilization
Roosevelt, T. An autobiography Schwatka, Fred. Children of the cold
VanHise, C. R. Conservation of natural resources
Wallace, Elizabeth. Mark Twain, his island Weeks, A. W. The education of tomorrow Wilson, Woodrow. The new freedom
SUGAR HILL LIBRARY
TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
There are 2,827 books in the library ; 81 have been added by purchase, and 15 by gift as follows: Prof. and Mrs. C. F. Richardson, 5; Mrs. E. M. Round, 1; Mrs. C. M. Rich, 3; D. Wellington Hall, 1; Miss Abbie French, 1; Mrs Susan Trask, 1; Mrs. Anna Glen Stoddard, 2; The Goverment, 1.
CIRCULATION : No. of volumes loaned, 1,986. No. of volumes fiction loaned, 1,7 25. No. of volumes non-fiction loaned, 183. No. of periodicals loaned, 78.
New cards issued, 286.
Respectfully submitted,
JERUSHA ELIZABETH PARKER.
Sugar Hill, N. H., February 26, 1914.
Births Registered in the Town of LISBON, N. H., for the year ending December 31. 1913
Date of Birth.
Name of Child (if any)
Living or Stillb'n
No of Child, 1st,
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Age of Father Age of Mother
Jan 24 Eleanor 24|Lema
2
W Fred O Whitcomb Fred O Whitcomb
Hazel E Young
Lisbon
Farmer
Milan
Lisbon
24 23
Hazel E Young
Lisbon
Farmer
Milan
Lisbon
24 23
28| Charles A
M
Charles A McDonald
Teresa .J Brayley
Lisbon
Mill Hand
Hiram, Me
Ireland
29|24
Feb
M
L
Elmer E Reed
Angie E Streeter Mandy Peloitte
Lisbon
Laborer
Canada
Canada
38 26
Apr
3
M
L
2
J L Thorpe
Lucy F Cummings
Lisbon
Merchant
Tilton
Fayette, N Y
35 35
7 Donald C
F
1
Jos Pugluisi
Grace Zona
Lisbon
Shoe Maker
Italy
Italy
27 25
13 Mary 24
M S
1
Amos L Davidson
Annie McElreavy
Lisbon
Farmer
Canada
Canada
28|22
May 11
F
4
Frank Wessman
Annie Snell
Lisbon
Laborer
Finland
Finland
30 25
June 13 Barbara Louise
F
2
John S Gilman Henry Peltier
Millie M LaFlam
Lisbon
Laborer
Milton
Haverhill
25 25
30 Alice G
F
6
Cassius Hubbard
Alice Ennor
Lisbon
Laborer
Lyman
Bath
33 36
July 7 Edgar S
L L
Frank A Finley John J Bragg Henry Lampro
Belle Streeter
Lisbon
Laborer
Barton Vt
Lisbon
45 35
20 Fannie
₣ L
5
L
1
Arthur D McCoy
Mamie Huntoon
Lisbon
Laborer
Indiana
Bethlehem
34 34
27
M L
Victor Snell
Tekla Hakalo
Lisbon
Laborer
Finland
Finland
33 32
28
F
L
3 George D Lamphier
Editlı Tibbetts
Lisbon
Laborer
Littleton
Littleton
24 19
Sept 17
2
William Twombley Oscar Clark
Norabel Bishop
Lisbon
Lumberman
Epson
Lisbon
38 24
Oct
8| Wyllian 10 Earl
F M L
2
Elmer Bowen
Josephiue Bowles
Lisbon
Laborer
Landaff
Landaff
40 25
11
M
L
1
George H LaBelle
Winnefred E Brooks
Lisbon
Laborer
Bakersfield Vt Woodsville
38 37
15
Abbie R Douglas
Lisbon
Carpenter
Lowell, Mass
Philadelphia
57|43
22 William Wesley
M
14
William Richardson
Margaret Adams
Lisbon
Laborer
Whitefield
Danville, Vt
47 26
Dec
1 7 Harold G
M
1 ieorge Wyatt
1
Chas V Elms
Alice Reed
Lisbon
Farmer
Lyman
Manchester
25 25
13
F
1
L Leroy Blodgett
Eulela Wilson
Lisbon
Postmaster
Stratford
Plymouth
27 24
27
F
5
Domino Guilmette Chas S Ross
Ada M Hodgman
Lisbon
Mill Hand
Rutland, Vt
Lisbon
50 42
16|Douglas 18 Mary L
F
L L
3
Jos Pollard
Mary Lamphier
Lisbon
Laborer
Canada
Littleton
31|23
28 Mary
Maud Garland
Lisbon
Sup't Schools
Alton
Farmington
32 33
Ida B Hanmer
Lisbon
Laborer
Wilton Me
Lisbon
27 23
Aug
4 Homer F
M L
1
Mazie Goodrich
Lisbon
Laborer
Bennington Vt Lunenburg Vt 25 19
19
M
M L
6
Alice Nelson
Lisbon
Farmer
Franconia
Franconia
25 20
39 35
Nov
14 Julia Barbara
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