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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01847 8302
GC 974.202 J18J, 1920-1922
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
JAFFREY, N. H.
FOR THE
Year Ending January 31, 1920
ALSO REPORT OF THE
WATER COMMISSIONERS
PRINTED IN PETERBOROUGH, N. H.
1920
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
JAFFREY, N. H.
FOR THE
Year Ending January 31, 1920
ALSO REPORT OF THE
WATER COMMISSIONERS
PRINTED IN PETERBOROUGH, N. H.
1920
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THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Jaffrey, in the County of Cheshire, Qualified to Vote in Town Affairs
You are hereby notified to meet at Union Hall in said town on the ninth day of March next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to act on the following subjects:
1st. To choose all necessary town officers.
2nd. To hear all reports and act thereon.
3rd. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary for the support of poor, building and repairing highways and bridg- es, library, fire department, Memorial Day, street lights, and all other town charges.
4th. To see if the town will vote to instruct the selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.
5th. To see if the town will vote to pay the firemen at the same rate as last year, or act in any way relating thereto.
6th. To see if the town will vote to instruct selectmen and chief of police to enforce the law relating to the use of explo- sives on the Fourth of July.
7th. To see if the town will vote to renew the contract with the Derry Electric Company for public lighting, or act in any way relating thereto.
8th. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to aid in the support of a District Nurse.
9th. To see if the town will vote to take any action in re- lation to sprinkling streets, raise and appropriate money to pay for the same.
10th. To see if the town will vote to instruct the selectmen to release a part of the Slade road land from mortgage.
11th. To see if town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for purchase and installation of a fire alarm apparatus and authorize the fire engineers to purchase and install the same.
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12th. To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 117, Laws of 1917, on a section of the Contoocook Valley Road, so-called, and appropriate, or set aside from the amount raised for highway work, the sum of $300 for this purpose.
13th. To see if the town will vote to instruct the selectmen to apply for state aid for permanent highways for the year 1920, raise and appropriate the necessary sums of money for the same, or act in any way relating thereto.
14th. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $5000 for trunk Line Construction.
15th. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $1700 for State aid maintenance.
16th. To see if the town will vote to raise the sum of $300.00 for Trunk Line maintenance.
17th. To see if the town will vote to return to John E. Bald- win $100.00 from the trust fund paid by him to said funds.
18th. To see if the town will vote to discontinue the John- son road so-called, as asked for by the Selectmen of Fitzwilliam . .
19th. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to use for protection against white pine blister.
20th. To see if town will vote to buy a road machine, raise and appropriate the money to pay for same, or act in any re- lation thereto.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty-first day of February, 1920.
WILLIAM F. COOLIDGE, PETER E. HOGAN, EDWARD C. BOYNTON, Selectmen of Jaffrey.
A true copy of Warrant. Attest:
WILLIAM F. COOLIDGE,
PETER E. HOGAN,
EDWARD C. BOYNTON,
Selectmen of Jaffrey.
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BALANCE
Town of Jaffrey
ASSETS
Cash:
In hands of treasurer Accounts due town:
$345 18
Due from county Other bills due Town:
1,079 47
Interest on Slade note
277 20
Taxes not collected Levy (a) 1919
3,122 42
Levy (b) 1918
962 88
Levy (c) 1917
224 94
$6,012 09
Excess of liabilities over assets (net debt)
93,899 26
$99,911 35
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SHEET
January 31, 1919
LIABILITIES
Accounts Owned by the Town: Orders outstanding
$68 80
Due School District: Dog Licenses Long Term notes outstanding:
187 45
Sewer Construction 5%
1,000 00
Water extension 4%
3,000 00
Slade Road 31/2%
2,500 00
Borrowed for State Tax 6%
1,700 00
Borrowed for State aid road 6%
2,000 00
Temporary loans 6%
7,800 00
Interest 65 00
$18,321 25
Bonds Outstanding:
Water works 312%
$13,000 00
Water works 3%
13,000 00
Bridges 4%
16,000 00
Bridges 3 7-8%
8,000 00
School 4%
31,000 00
Interest
590 10
$81,590 10
Total liabilities
$99,911 35
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RECEIPTS
Current Revenue:
From Local Taxes:
1919 assessment
$57,718 48
1918 assessment
2,151 18
From State:
For highways
2,672 24
4. Insurance tax
23 25
5. Railroad tax
462 46
6. Savings bank tax
2,250 13
7. School fund
596 00
8. Bounties 11 80
From County:
3,446 86
9. For support of poor From Local Sources except Taxes:
10. Dog licenses
337 20
11. Business permits
216 00
12. Fines from Court 93 90
13. Case-Ryan settlement
7 00
14. Conant Indigent Fund
100 00
15. Emory Fund
80 00
16. Automobile permits for Jan. 1920 413 32
17. Jaffrey Water Works
1,250 00
18. Temporary loans in anticipation of taxes 24,500 00
Total receipts from all sources $96,329 82 Cash on hand at beginning of year 907 54
$97,237 36
Interest :
32. Paid on temporary loans in anti- cipation of taxes $868 99
33. Paid on long term notes 242 50
34. Paid on bonded 1,905 00
Total interest payments Outlay for New Construction: 36. Highways-State aid construc- tion $3,961 85
$3,016 49
37. Highways-Trunk line construc- tion 4,968 74
$8,930 59
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Indebtedness:
43. Paid on temporary loans, in antici- pation of taxes
17,000 00
45. Paid on bonds
3,000 00
$20,000 00
Payments to Other Governmental Divisions:
47. Taxes paid to State $8,756 00
48. Taxes paid to county 4,919 10
49. Taxes paid to Rindge 47 04
50. Payments to school districts 23,568 62
Total payments to all other gov- ernmental divisions $37,290 76
Total payments for all purposes
$96,960 98
Cash on hand at end of year 345 18
Grand total
$97,306 16
PAYMENTS
Current Maintenance Expenses:
General Government:
1. Town officers salaries $1,641 50
2. Expense of town officers 1,821 47
3. Municipal court expenses 200 00
4. Bounties 24 20
5. Expense of public buildings 463 80
Protection of Persons and Property:
6. Police department 1,343 36
7. Fire department and forest fires 861 10
8. Moth extermination 74 49
9. Election and registration 35 00
10. Damage by dogs Health:
149 75
11. Health department 109 88
12. Vital statistics 46 65
13. Sewer maintenance 326 02
Highways and Bridges:
14. Joint maintenance state and town 1,082 59
16. Supplies for state road 170 71
17. Town maintenance 6,652 49
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18. Street lights and sprinkling 2,047 23
Education :
19. Library Charities:
300 00
20. Town poor Patriotic Purposes:
4,475 00
22. Memorial and soldiers home day 135 00
Recreations:
24. Parks and band concerts 309 00
Public Service Enterprises:
25. Appropriation for water utilities 1,747 50
27. Cemeteries 35 77
Unclassified:
30. Miscellaneous 3,670 63
$27,723 14
Schedule of Town Property :
1. Town Hall land and buildings
$15,000 00
Furniture and equipment 500 00
2. Library, land and buildings 1,500 00
Furniture and equipment 5,000 00
3. Police department, land and build- ings 400 00
Equipment
200 00
4. Fire Department land and build- ings
600 00
Equipment
500 00
5. Highway Department, land and buildings
2,000 00
Equipment
800 00
Materials and supplies
100 00
6. Parks, commons and playgrounds
500 00
7. Water supply
85,000 00
8. Two hearses 350 00
$125,950 00
Detail Expenses on Dean Case:
Paid:
W. deKerlor $1,178 20
E. H. Dillon & Son, autos 945 75
P. E. Hogan, railroad and expenses 217 06
W. F. Coolidge, railroad and expenses 205 89
G. B. Magrath, M. D.
150 00
Total
$2,696 90
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DETAIL STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS
Detail 1 Salaries of Town Officers
Selectmen: William F. Coolidge $491 60
Peter E. Hogan 322 00
Edward C. Boynton 100 00
Clerk:
John G. Townsend 30 00
Treasurer:
John G. Townsend
75 00
Health Officer: Harlon F. Hodge
50 00
Moderator
Charles L. Rich 5 00
Tax Collector:
Samuel H. Mower
254 90
Auditor:
George A. Adams
29 00
Sextons:
William T. Leighton
88 00
Fred L. Cournoyer
96 00
Overseer of Poor: George 1. Nute
100 00
$1,641 50
Detail 2 Expense of Town Officers
Expense:
W. F. Coolidge $18 54
J. G. Townsend
11 73
S. H. Mower 19 75
Railroads and Ex .: W. F. Coolidge
304 59
P. E. Hogan
217 06
E. C. Boynton
53 03
Telephones:
W. F. Coolidge
19 05
N.E.Tel.& Tel. Co.
92 20
Stationery:
W. F. Coolidge
7 57
W. H. Spalter
4 45
Autos and Teams: A. M. Butler & Son 67 00
F. A. Stratton 60 75
E. H. Dillon & Son
945 75
$1,821 47
Detail 3 Municipal Court Expense
Salary: C. L. Rich, Justice
$100 00
Rental: G. H. Duncan
100 00
$200 00
Detail 4 Bounties W. F. Coolidge
$4 40
P. E. Hogan
3 80
E. C. Boynton
16 00
$24 20
Postage:
11
Detail 5 Expense on Public Buildings
Janitor: James Costello
$245 36
Fuel: J. A. Baldwin
150 96
Repairs: Evans Plumb. Co.
2 75
E. T. Shields
2 40
F. W. Lynch
50 57
Supplies: W. T. Leighton
6 00
F. H. Baldwin
2 48
Lights: Derry Electric Co.
3 28
$463 80
PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Detail 6 Police Department
Salaries: G. I. Nute
$271 80
W. W. Preston 787 50
P. H. Enos
47 45
P. H. Gilbert
5 50
Carl Henry
3 00
Earl Whithead
3 00
Frank Humiston
53 00
W. Lynch
4 80
P. N. Proctor
9 30
Joseph Lemire
49 80
W. A. Lindsay
3 00
Automobiles :
6 00
Supplies:
99 21
$1,343 36
Detail 7 Fire Department and Forest Fires $861 10
Detail 8 Moth Extermination
Payrolls: W. F. Coolidge $74 49
Detail 9 Election and Registration
Supervisor: F. H. Baldwin $21 00
E. L. Fay 14 00
$35 00
Detail 10 Damage by Dogs
Expenses: Joseph Lemire
$19 75
W. F. Coolidge, hens killed 30 00
M. L. Cutler, sheep killed
100 00
$149 75
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HEALTH AND SANITATION
Detail 11 Health Department
Supplies: H. F. Hodge
$87 75
Repairs: Evans Plumb. Co. 22 13
$109 88
Supplies:
G. H. Duncan
$46 00
School Board
58 75
Services
Dr. Warren
10 00
Transportation: F. A. Stratton
21 50
Labor:
Septic tank
6 00
Fumigation:
H. F. Hodge
5 00
Telephone:
H. F. Hodge
24 00
$171 25
Balance on hand Jan. 31, 1920
1 50
$172 75
Balance on hand Jan. 31, 1919
$20 00
Cash from Overseer of Poor
64 00
Orders from town
87 75
$171 75
Detail 12 Vital Statistics
Returns: Births, Deaths, Marriages,
F. R. Enslin
$2 25
F. H. Baldwin
14 85
M. L. Cutler
2 00
F. C. Sweeney
5 50
Recording: J. G. Townsend
22 05
$46 65
Detail 13 Sewer Maintenance
Repairs: W. F. Purrington
$12 92
Evans Plumb. Co.
8 12
A. F. Crombie
1 02
Payrolls: W. F. Coolidge
102 85
Main St. Drain, A. E. Knight
167 14
Supplies: H. F. Hodge
34 00
$326 05
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Detail 14 Joint Maintenance State and Town Patrolman, Joseph Lemire $1,082 59
13
Detail 16 Supplies for State Road
Crossing: Boston & Maine R. R. Co.
$20 22
Supplies: S. H. Mower 30 40
W. T. Leighton 39 00
Evans Plumb. Co.
12 09
W. F. Coolidge
13 00
Labor: E. C. Fletcher
56 00
$170 71
Detail 17 Town Maintenance
LABOR AND TEAMS
Oliver Latteral
$165 94
W. O. Howard
40 63
S. Troccola
32 66
Fred Stratton
890 81
Louis Ingraham
13 00
John Heniman
6 00
Milo Bunker
6 97
Walter Clark
89 55
E. C. Fletcher
867 73
H. Johnson
61 65
F. Ouilette
481 72
N. McCormack
55 45
Geo. Adams
58 81
P. N. Proctor
374 34
Oscar Anderson
27 00
Arthur Sneelman
295 93
Joe Deger
15 01
John Champney
16 83
Chester Champney
11 73
Jacob Makie
161 65
Gus Jarvin
109 65
Joe Gill
9 00
Geo. Blair
741 49
A. M. Deschenes
433 15
Henry Mack
27 32
Geo. Turner
6 50
Erick Pavarai
72 00
Erick Hector
15 00
John Symatie
30 00
L. A. Bordeau
73 79
G. A. Cutter
1 20
Fred Kiekenen
36 00
Andre Brook
43 00
14
Jule Duval
1 00
Mrs. John Blick
7 92
C. S. Miller
40 67
C. M. Deschenes
13 50
Walter Wretula
25 65
J. J. Evens
14 55
H. Deschenes
14 50
F. M. Putnam
35 00
Joe Lemere
11 00
T. Ouilette
22 50
C. M. Pierce
29 68
C. Tebo
6 00
F. C. Miller
15 82
Noel Tebo
28 80
Joel Poole &. Son
109 54
E. M. Letmin
2 70
B. Caldwell
10 50
Total
$5,660 83
Expenses:
Ed. Dillon & Sons, team
$1 00
A. M. Butler & Son, auto
5 00
Fred Stratton, auto
18 00
J. Fitzgerald, express
1 69
$25 69
Repairs:
R. Hamill, state road
$23 75
Albert Ellis, highway
83 78
Harlan Hodge, S. roller
52 08
$159 61
Supplies:
Good Roads Co.
$36 75
W. E. Emerson
22 00
Goodnow Brothers Co.,
12 51
Davis Taylor
7 47
Granite Tack Co.
77 90
F. I. Stevens
19 00
$175 63
Total
$360 93
Snow Bill: E. C. Fletcher Harry Johnson
$57 00
3 20
.
15
G. A. Adams
31 40
Chester Champney
31 20
E. M. Letinen
7 05
H. Morgan
14 60
B. Caldwell
17 60
A. M. Deschenes
145 00
W. E. Nutting
55 20
Total
$362 25
SUMMARY HIGHWAY EXPENDITURES
Labor and teams
$5,660 83
Expenses
25 69
Repairs
159 61
Supplies
175 63
Snow bill
362 25
Total
$6,384 01
Orders drawn
$6,327 86
Main street drain balance
56 15
Total
$6,384 01 J. H. FITZGERALD, Highway Clerk.
Main Street Drain:
Orders drawn
$350 00
Labor
151 85
Goodnow Bros. Co., pipe
142 00
293 85
Balance
$56 15
Returned to Highway account
$56 15
Detail 18 Street Lighting and Sprinkling
Lighting: Derry Electric Co.
$1,547 23
Sprinkling: A. M. Deschenes
500 00
$2,047 23
EDUCATION
Detail 19 Library
Appropriation: Alfred Sawyer, Trustee $300 00
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CHARITIES
Detail 20 Town Poor
Overseer: G. I. Nute $1,775 00
Catherine V. Nute 2,600 00
Conant Indigent Fund. Alfred Saw- yer, Trustee 100 00
$4,475 00
PATRIOTIC PURPOSES
Detail 22
Celebrations
Memorial Day: G. A. Cutter
$100 00
Decorations: Park & Snow Co. 35 00
$135 00
RECREATIONS
Detail 24 Parks and Band Concerts
Parks: W. D. Town
$150 00
Concerts: W. E. Narramore
150 00
C. E. Sweatt 9 00
$309 00
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE
Detail 25 Water Supply System Hydrants: Jaffrey Water Works $1,747 50
Detail 27 Cemeteries
Labor: B. F. Cann
$22 00
John Evans
5 60
Repairs: E. H. Dillon & Son
6 67
Albert Ellis
1 50
$35 77
UNCLASSIFIED
Detail 30 Miscellaneous
Printing: Transcript Co.
$128 75
F. I. Stevens 176 75
Adding Machine, Jaffrey school Dist. 113 50
Paint for Bridges, W. F. Coolidge
3 50
Trustees bond: G. H. Duncan
6 00
Electric: E. T. Shields 11 45
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Care of Clocks: M. L. Cutler 50 00
District Nurse Asso., L. M. Rich 600 00
Land for New Road: S. H. Mower 650 00
Assistance: Louis Cournoyer
3 00
Overassessment, S. H. Mower, collector
35 20
J. Laurence Laughlin C. L. Rich 19 20
12 80
Special Sewer: J. H. Fitzgerald
350 00
Bronze Tablet: J. F. Brennan
182 28
Dean Case: W. deKerlor
1,178 20
G. B. Mcgrath, M. D. 150 00
$3,670 63
INTEREST
Detail 32 Paid on Temporary Loans Monadnock National Bank $868 99
Detail 33
Paid on Long Term Notes
Slade Road: Mabel E. Cutter $87 50
Sewer: W. T. Leighton 25 00
First Congregation- al Church 10 00
Water Extension: D. P. Emory
120 00
$242 50
Detail 34 Paid on Bonded Debt Water bonds: J. G. Townsend treas- urer $915 00
Bridge Bonds: F. N. Lee
20 00
F. J. Parker Est.
320 00
D. P. Emory
430 00
Monadnock Savings Bank 220 00
$1,905 00
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Detail 36 Highways State Aid: J. H. Fitzgerald Detail 37 Highways
$3,961 85
Trunk Line: C. C. Plympton L. W. Ingraham 32 00
$4,936 74
$4,968 74
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INDEBTEDNESS
Detail 43 Paid on Temporary Loans
Monadnock National Bank $17,000 00
Detail 45 Paid on Bonded Debt
Water bonds: J. G. Townsend, Treas- urer $2,000 00
Bridge bonds: Monadnock Savings . Bank 1,000 00
$3,000 00
SELECTMEN'S ESTIMATE
State tax
$8,756 00
Balance of state tax for 1919
1,756 00
County tax
4,919 10
Highways and bridges
4,500 00
Breaking roads
1,000 00
Town charges
2,800 00
Police Department
1,200 00
Fire Department
800 00
Support of poor
800 00
Library
350 00
Care and fuel for library
450 00
Street lights
1,700 00
Hydrants and watering tubs
1,750 00
Interest on borrowed money
3,000 00
Memorial Day
100 00
Board of Health
400 00
Municipal Court
200 00
Bridge bond
1,000 00
Humiston Field
150 00
Coal ash sidewalks
300 00
Sidewalk at Center
250 00
Band Concerts
150 00
Moth extermination
300 00
School supplies and flags
1,220 00
$37,851 10
Less Savings Bank tax
2,250 00
$35,601 10
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TOWN TREASURER'S REPORT OF FUNDS
CONANT INDIGENT FUND
Receipts:
Interest :: Union Pacific Bonds $20 00
Union Pacific Stock 44 00
Monadnock Savings Bank 36 00
$100 00
Payments: Alfred Sawyer, Trustee,
100 00
The fund consists of:
Union Pacific Bond No. D17419 $500 00
Union Pacific Stock, 11 shares Pfd. 1,100 00
Monadnock Savings Bank, book No.
3201
2,916 59
$4,516 59
D. P. EMORY FUND
Receipts:
Interest Monadnock Savings Bank $80 00 /
Payments:
Paid Town Treasurer
80 00
This fund consists of:
Monadnock Savings Bank book No 4444 $2,000 00 In Trustees hands for ten years.
Principal payable to town July 1, 1920
DOG LICENSES.
Receipts: License fees from Town clerk $337 20 Payments: Expense of Dog constable $19 75
Dog damage 130 00
Balance for schools in 1920 $149 75
$187 45 J. G. TOWNSEND, Treasurer.
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Tax Collector's Report
Balance 1915 taxes uncollected $866 48
Amount collected
$48 00
Balance abated
818 48
$866 48
Balance 1916 taxes uncollected
$1,293 40
1916 taxes abated
$1,293 40
Balance 1917 taxes uncollected
$388 11
Amount collected
$163 17
Balance uncollected
224 94
$388 11
Balance 1918 sewer tax
$87 35
Amount collected
$87 35
Balance 1918 taxes uncollected.
$3,057 07
Amount collected
$2,094 19
Interest collected
56 99
Interest on 1918 taxes Balance uncollected
56 99
962 88
$3,114 06
$3,114 06
Tax assessed 1919
$60,834 71
Interest added
6 19
Amount collected
$57,712 29
Interest collected
6 19
Balance uncollected
3,122 42
$60,840 90
$60,840 90
Total amount paid treasurer Cash on hand
$59,869 66
298 52
Total collections
$60,168 18 S. H. MOWER, Collector.
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Town Library
Receipts:
Cash on hand
$165 06
Balance appropriation 1918
50 00
Balance appropriation 1919
300 00
Received from Parker Fund
50 00
Received from Shedd Fund
41 20
Received from Bradley Fund
20 00
Received from books sold
9 45
Received from librarian
5 55
Received from librarian
4 30
$645 56
Bills paid:
Albert H. Hall
$221 00
W. D. Chandler, books
100 20
J. F. Barnard, books
42 54
W. M. Coolidge, salary
200 00
W. M. Coolidge, extra labor
22 90
W. W. Wilson for book
8 10
Transcript and Sentinel
4 00
Rev. E. R. Enslin, book
2 50
J. Q. Hanson, pictures
6 00
J. R. Barrie, book
9 00
W. E. Wright, clock
15 00
C. A. Sawyer, bill paid
50
Cash on hand to balance
13 82
$645 56
ALFRED SAWYER, Treasurer.
Jaffrey Public Library
Report of the librarian for the year ending Feb. 15, 1920:
Number of volumes
8,199
Books purchased
231
given
111
worn out
28
destroyed
4
lost
20
rebound
40
Magazines and papers
44
$631 74
22
Received a gift of $200 for books.
Classes of books circulated:
Fiction
10,014
History
487
Poetry
295
Travel
288
Natural Science
344 .
Biography
310
General Literature
222
Arts
265
Sociology
96
Religion
54
Miscellaneous
66
Bound Magazines
45
Total
12,486
Magazines
2,531
WINIFRED M. COOLIDGE, Librarian.
Report of the Trust Funds of the Town of Jaffrey, on February 1st, 1920
Date of Creation
TRUST FUNDS-PURPOSE OF CREATION
How INVESTED
Amount of Principal
Rate of Interest
Balance of Income on hand at Beginning of Year
Income During Year
Expended During Year
Balance of Income on hand at End of Year
1901
Monadnock Savings Bank
$5,000 00
4%
$201 00
$56 50
$144 50
1898
Joel Parker, library books and cemetery Io1 Susan B. Clay, cemetery lot, library grounds and books
2,000 00
4%
421 32
96 00
67 43
449 89
1894
Clay-Prescott, income payable to Prescott, at
his decease to become part of Library fund
€¢
1,000 00
4%
576 97
63 38
35 04
605 31
1898
Conant-Repair, for repair of Town House Jane B. Stone, cemetery Iot
36
100 00
4%
45 34
5 80
2 50
48 64
1902
E. S. Spaulding, Stratton & Spaulding ceme- tery Iot
¥
66
200 00
4%
40 86
9 70
5 00
45 56
1899
S. M. Page, J. Felt cemetery Iot
200 00
4%
141 73
13 78
5 05
150 46
1906
E. M. Dickinson, Spaulding cemetery Iot
150 00
30 02
7 26
4 00
33 28
1905
L. F. Sanderson, cemetery Iot
200 00
4%
81 54
11 30
2 50
90 34
1908
A. M. Perham, Tarbox cemetery lot
66
100 00
4%
28 66
5 18
9
15
24 69
1911
T. Upton, cemetery lot
100 00
4%
21 29
4 88
2 25
23 92
1910
A. H. Comstock, Heywood cemetery lot C. D. Law, cemetery lot
100 00
4%
8 39
4 32
2 50
10 21
1913
Cemetery fund, Baldwin-Underwood & Crowe Iot, balance to town treasury
300 00
4%
11 10
8 45
2 65
A. Fortune, extra schooling Dist. No. 8
Peterborough Savings Bank
233 84
5%
438 78
34 02
472 80
Mrs. O. H. Bradley, books for library
5 Shares Union Pacific Pfd, Stock
500 00
4%
20 00
20 00
0
4%
16 80
4 64
2 50
18 94
1910
D. Jewell, cemetery lot
100 00
4%
16 98
4 64
2 50
19 12
1913-1917 & 1919 1869 1912
66
1,000 00
4%
40 00
40 00
1873
100 00
24
Auditors' Certificate
We, the undersigned, certify that we have examined the re- ports and accounts of the Selectmen, Town Treasurer, Overseer of Poor, Trustees of Town Library, Conant High School, Indi- gent Fund, Tax Collector, District Treasurer, Chief Engineer of Fire Department, Water Commissioners, Health Officer, Park Commissioners, also the securities and accounts of the Trustees of Trust Funds and find then correct and properly vouched as reported.
RUSSELL B. HENCHMAN, FRANK H. BALDWIN,
Auditors.
25
REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS For the Year Ending July 1, 1920 Schedule of Water Rates and Payments to July 1, 1920
NAME
PROPERTY
Due to July 1919
Rate to July 1920
Paid
Due
A'Hearn, John
Res.
$15 00 $15 00
Annett Box Co.
Shop
15 00
15 00
Ten.
6 00
6 00
66
Boarding H.
6 00
6 00
Annett Mfg. Co.
Morse
6 00
6 00
Annett Albert
Cottage
10 00
10 00
A. & A. A.
Cottage
6 00
6 00
A. & A. S.
Inn
12 00
12 00
A. S.
Res.
17 50
17 50
Mary H.
Res.
17 00
17 00
Appleton, Samuel
Cottage
9 00
9 00
Armstrong, C. M.
Res.
7 00
14 00
14 00
7 00
Baldwin, F. H.
Res.
9 50
19 00
28 50
F. H.
Store
7 25
14 50
21 75
F. H.
Cottage
6 00
6 00
F. H.
Fassett
5 00
10 00
15 00
E. P.
Res.
3 00
6 00
9 00
Baptist Church
Church
5 00
10 00
10 00
5 00
Baptist Church
Parsonage
6 00
12 00
12 00
6 00
Barker, A. O.
Cottage
6 00
6 00
Baxter, H. W.
Sum. Res.
15 00
15 00
Baxter, H. W.
Ten.
26 00
26 00
Baxter, H. W.
Ten.
24 00
24 00
Dean, D. D.
Res.
19 00
19 00
Bean & Symonds
Mill
75 00 150 00 225 00
Bean & Rice
Ten.
40 00
21 00
19 00
Beauvais, H. J.
Ten.
11 00
11 00
Beauvais, H. J.
Res.
6 00
6 00
Belletete, Elie
Ten.
4 50
9 00
9 00
4 50
Belletete, Elie
Ten.
16 50
30 00
30 00
15 00
Belletete, Geo.
Res.
33 00
33 00
Bernbaum, Ernest
Sum. Res.
12 00
12 00
Bernier, August
Res.
21 00
21 00
James A.
Res.
9 00
9 00
26
Bigelow, G. A.
Res.
5 00
10 00
15 00
Bixler, J. W.
Sum. Res.
12 0.0
12 00
Blair, Eugene
Res.
3 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
Blair, Hannah
Res.
6 00
6 00
Blake, Margaret
Ten.
3 00
6 00
9 00
Boston & Maine
Station
14 50
14 50
Bosley, Frank
Res.
11 00
11 00
Bourgois, Henry
Ten.
7 50
15 00
22 50
Bowman, F. L.
Sum. Res.
7 00
7 00
Bowman, F. L.
Sum. Res.
10 00
10 00
Boynton, E. C.
Ten.
19 00
9 50
28 50
Boynton, E. C.
Res.
15 00
15 00
30 00
Boynton, Hattie V. Cottage
6 00
6 00
Boynton, Lizzie L. Ten.
12 00
12 00
24 00
Bradley, M. S.
Ten.
16 00
16 00
Brooks, T. M.
Res.
3 00
6 00
6 00
3 00
Brooks, Andrew
Res.
6 00
6 00
Bryant, Wallace
Sum. Res.
6 00
6 00
12 00
Buck, Ellen A.
Sum. Res.
15 00
15 00
Buckwold, Henry
Res
8 00
6 00
Bourgoyne, A. J.
Res.
13 00
13 00
Burpee, Ari S.
Res.
9 00
4 50
4 50
Burpee, C. S.
Res.
28 00
28 00
Burrington, L.
Res.
4 50
9 00
9 00
4 50
Butler, A. M.
Res.
10 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
Butler, A. M.
Ten.
5 00
10 00
10 00
5 00
Cabot, E.
Sum. Res.
12 00
12 00
Callahan, R. J.
Sum. Res.
6 00
6 00
Cann, A. M.
Res.
17 00
17 00
Cann, B. F.
Res.
16 00
16 00
Center, M. E.
Res.
12 50
12 50
Champney, Chas.
Res.
6 00
3 00
3 00
Chapman, Mary
Res.
9 50
19 00
19 00
9 50
Chapman, Mary
Ten.
5 00
10 00
10 00
5 00
Charity Lodge
3 00
6 00
9 00
Chouinard, Hermel Res.
8 00
8 00
Christian, Clarisse
Res.
9 00
9 00
Christian, David
Res.
4 50
9 00
9 00
4 50
Christian, Noel
Res.
3 50
7 00
7 00
3 50
Christian, Peter
Res.
3 00
6 00
6 00
3 00
Christian, Peter
Res.
5 00
5 00
Christian, Saluste
Res.
7 00
7 00
Cilley, H. E.
Res.
6 00
6 00
Clark, Etta B.
Res.
9 00
9 00
9 00
9 00
27
Clark, Fred
Sum. Res.
12 00
12 00
Cloutier, A. C.
Ten.
5 50
11 00
16 50
Coburn, E. A.
Res.
24 00
16 00
40 00
Coburn, E. A.
Ten.
6 50
6 50
Coburn, E. A.
Shop
4 50
3 00
7 50
Colby, Maud
Sum. Res.
10 00
10 00
Coll, Zoel
Res.
9 50
9 50
Conant Cem. Ass.
10 00
10 00
Cong. church, E. J. Church
5 00
5 00
Cong. church
Parsonage
7 50
7 50
Cong. church, Jaf.
Parsonage
15 00
15 00
Coolidge, W. F.
Ten.
6 00
6 00
Coolidge, W. F.
Ten.
6 00
6 00
Coolidge, W. F.
Res.
16 00
16 00
Coolidge, W. F.
Store
12 00
12 00
Costello, James
Res.
14 00
7 00
7 00
Cournoyer, Geo. J. Res.
15 00
15 00
Cournoyer, F. L.
Res.
12 00
12 00
Cournoyer, L.
Ten.
7 00
3 50
3 50
Cournoyer, L.
Res.
15 00
7 50
7 50
Crombie, A. F.
Res.
15 00
15 00
Crowe, John T.
Dutton
37 50
22 50
55 00
Crowe, E. B. Est.
Towne
9 00
.6 00
15 00
Crowe, E. B. Est.
Ten.
9 00
6 00
15 00
Crowe, E. B. Est.
Ten.
15 00
10 00
25 00
Crowe, John T.
Chouinard
15 00
10 00
25 00
Crowe, John T.
Cutter
37 50
22 50
57 50
Cutler, M. L.
Res.
11 00
11 00
Cutter, C. H.
Sum. Res.
12 00
12 00
Cutter, Hattie
Res.
6 00
6 00
Crowe, John T.
Res.
29 25
19 50
48 75
Cutter, L. B.
Res.
3 00
3 00
Cutter, Mabelle E. Res.
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