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Annual Report
Town of Sandwich.
1890791.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
OFFICERS
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TOWY OF & SANDWICH,
EMBRACING THOSE OF THE
Selectmen, Treasurer and Board of Education,
For the Financial Year Ending
MARCH 1, 1891.
SANDWICH, N. H .: SANDWICH REPORTER STEAM JOB PRINT. 1891.
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THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
[L. s.]
TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF SAND- WICH, QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN TOWN AFFAIRS : 1
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said town, on the second Tuesday of March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects :
1. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting.
2. To choose a Town Clerk for the year ensuing.
3. To choose all other necessary Town Officers and Agents for the year ensuing.
4. To see if the town will vote that no appointment shall be made of any agent or agents for the sale of spirit for the year ensuing, for said town, as provided in Chapter 109, Sec- tion 6, of the General Laws.
5. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year.
6. To see if the town will vote that the highway taxes shall be paid in money and expended in repairing the highways under the direction of the Selectmen by contract or otherwise.
7. To raise money to make and repair highways and bridges.
8. To raise money for breaking or cutting snow on the road leading to Thornton.
9. To raise money to pay interest on town bonds and reduce town debt. Also to see if the town will authorize the Select- men to redeem bonds with money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
10. To see if the town will vote to raise money to pay the interest on the school fund note for the year ensuing.
11. To see if the town will vote to raise money for the sup- port of schools in addition to the sum required by law.
12. To see if the town will vote to raise money to defray the expenses of decorating the graves of soldiers, as provided in Chapter 37, Section 4, of the General Laws.
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13. To raise money to purchase text-books and other sup- plies used in the public schools, as provided in Chapter 13, Section 1, of the Laws passed June session 1889.
14. To see if the town will vote to appropriate the surplus dog tax for 1890 to the support of schools.
15. To see if the town will vote to pass by-laws to require all persons owning or keeping dogs to pay two dollars for a license for each male dog, and five dollars for a license for each female dog. and affix a penalty of five dollars for the violation of such requirement ; as provided in Chapter 115, Section 8, of the General Laws.
16. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to sell any of the school-houses in town. And if so, what ones.
17. To see if the town will vote to adopt the amendment to Chapter 55 of the General Laws in relation to delivering the blank inventories before the 20th day of March, as provided in Chapter 92, Section 1, of the Laws passed June session, 1883.
18. To hear the reports of agents, auditors, committees, or officers heretofore chosen, and pass any vote relatihg thereto.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty-first day of February, 1891.
PAUL WENTWORTH, ) Selectmen C. O. BLANCHARD, of
H. H. QUIMBY, Sandwich.
TO GEORGE W. THOMPSON, CHARLES W. DONOVAN, AND D. WILSON GEORGE, AUDITORS OF THE TOWN OF SANDWICH FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1891.
GENTLEMEN :-
Under Chapter 40, Section 10, of the General Laws of New Hampshire, we, the undersigned, Selectmen of said Town, herewith respectfully submit the following Annual Report of all our financial transactions for the past year together with our vouchers therefor.
INVENTORY OF TAXABLE PROPERTY AS TAKEN IN APRIL, 1890.
355 Polls, $ 35,500 00
Real Estate of Residents,
335,260 00
Real Estate of Non-Residents,
18,772 00
Mills and Machinery,
3,900 00
400 Horses,
26,246 00
349 Oxen.
13,468 00
695 Cows,
15,844 00
690 Other Neat stock,
10,514 00
802 Sheep,
2,326 00
8 Hogs,
54 00
25 Carriages,
1,550 00
Bank Stock,
500 00
Money at Interest,
13,580 00
Value of Stock in Trade,
11,182 00
Stock in Public Funds,
1,100 00
Total Inventory,
$489,796 00
MONEY RAISED FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES.
For Road Machine,
$ 250 00
To defray town charges, 1,200 00
To make new road and pay land damages, 1,200 00
For breaking or cutting snow on Notch road,
100 00
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To pay interest on and reduce town debt, 2,000 00
To pay interest on School Fund note, 133 92
School money required by law,
854 00
25 per cent additional,
213 50
For decorating soldiers' graves,
25 00
For text-books and school supplies,
300 00
By vote of School District,
100 00
State Tax,
1,220 00
County Tax,
2,206 30
Part of 5 per cent.,
336 05
Total of cash taxes assessed, not including dog tax, ($132.00) $10,138 77
Summer highway taxes, $2,448 98
Winter
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2,448 98
Total of summer and winter highway taxes assessed, $4,897 96 Total of taxes levied for all purposes, exclusive of dog tax, ($132,00) $15,036 73
Cash tax on one hundred dollars, $2 07
Highway tax on one hundred dollars, 1 00
SCHOOL BOARD.
Date of payment, 1890.
June 21, Charles B. Hoyt, school money in part, $600 00
Nov. 29, Charles B. Hoyt, school money in full, 834 84
Dec. 20, Charles B. Hoyt, money voted by School District (March 15, 1890) for general repairs, 100 00
$1,534 84
April 28, Charles B. Hoyt for paid for school supplies ($35.94) and expressage ($3.90) $ 39 84
May 7, Charles B. Hoyt for paid for Record Books, 8 14
Sept. 27, Charles B. Hoyt for paid for school books, (139.43) expressage ($2.65) 142 08
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Nov. 29, Charles B. Hoyt for paid for school books, . 15 12
Dec. 20, Charles B. Hoyt for paid for school books, 32 00
1891.
Feb. 21, Charles B. Hoyt for paid E. M. Heard for school books $26.04 : and for paid for checks, postal notes, postage, and freight on account of books and supplies $5.00, $31.04
$268 22
$1,803 06
BREAKING SNOW ON NOTCH ROAD.
Date of payment, 1890.
April 12, Lewis Q. Smith, for breaking snow from March 4, to March 10, 1890, $ 8 39
July 26, M. A. and A. M. Hall for breaking snow in winter of 1889-'90, over taxes, 13 07
1891.
Feb. 14, M. A. Hall for labor of self and A. M. Hall breaking snow, over taxes, to Jan. 1, '91, 13 60
21, Asahel Wallace for breaking snow on part of Notch road from Dec. 5, '90 to Jan. 16, '91, ($33.90) : and on whole of Notch road from Jan. 16, '91 to Feb. 21, '91, ($53.17), 87 07
$122 13
BOUNTIES.
Date of payment, 1890.
Sept. 27, David S. Gilman bounty on one bear killed in May, 1890, $10 00
Oct. 25, Sylvender B. Pettingill bounty on one bear killed in October, 1890, 10 00
Nov. 10, David S. Gilman bounty on one bear killed in October, 1890, 1000
Nov. 29, Demerit Smith bounty on one bear killed in October, 1890, 10 00
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Nov. 29. John B. Smith bounty on one bear killed in October, 1890, 10 00
1891.
Feb. 14, Alonzo McCrillis bounty on one bear killed Feb. 2, 1891, 10 00
$60 00
TOWN PAUPER BILLS.
Date of payment, 1890.
Oct. 25, E. M. Heard for supplies furnished S. H. Dolloff and Samuel Blackey, May 18, '89, $1 15
COUNTY PAUPER BILLS.
Date of payment, 1890.
Mar. 14, Cyrus E. Skinner for board of Carrie E. Skinner, at N. H. Asylum from Jan. 1 to March 6, 1890, $31 93
29, David S. Wallace for board of E. J. W. Hayes from Dec. 27, '89, to March 29, '90, 26 00 April 21, Arven Blanchard for supplies furnished Daniel Dow for support of J. C. Dow from Oct. 15, '89 to April 15, '90, 26 00
21, Lucy A, Atkins for board of Jacob Moulton from Oct. 15, '89 to April 15, '90, 26 00
22, Noah W. Bickford for board of David Bryer and wife from Oct. 28, '89 to Nov. 28, '89, $10.00. Also for board of David Bryer from Nov. 28, '89 to April 14, '90, $25.00, 35 00
25, Chas. Blanchard for overshoes for L. Dan- forth, 1 25
May 6, Hanson Libby for carrying E. J. W. Hayes to County farm (April 30, '90) and ex- penses, 5 00
31, Blake Foss for digging grave for Betsey S. Bryer in Nov. '89. 3 00
Oct. 25, Arven Blanchard for supplies furnished Daniel Dow for J. C. Dow from April 15, '90 to Oct. 21, '90, 26 00
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Oct. 25, Lucy A. Atkins for board of Jacob Moulton from April 15 '90, to Oct. 21, '90, 26 00
Joseph P. Clark for board of John Ethridge from June 28, '90 to Sept. 28, '90, 19 71
E. M. Heard for supplies furnished L. Dan- forth, Dec. 3, '89, 7 00
E. W. Hodsdon for examination and cer- tificate of insanity in case of James H. Bryant in May, '90, 2 50
E. Q. Marston for same as foregoing to E. W. Hodsdon, 2 50
George S. Hoyt for conveyance of James H. Bryant to Ossipee and expenses, May 30, '90, 8 00
Chas. W. Donovan, Guardian, for board of Lucy R. Blanchard from July 4, '90 to Oct. 21 '90, 19 47
Nov. 4, Noah W. Bickford for board of David Bryer from April 15, '90 to July 8, '90, 15 00
27, James Y. Webster for coffin, robe, box and services for David Bryer July 12, '90, 15 00
Henry F. Dorr for board, lodging, and care James H. Bryant May 29 and 30, '90, of 10 00 29, M. V. Wallace for balance due on house rent for J, N. Snow and family to Oct. 21,'90, 5 50
John N. Hodge for board of John Ethridge from Sept. 28, 90 to Oct. 21, '90' 4 93
Dec. 30, C. J. Ames, Jr., for supplies furnished James N. Snow and family from Sept. 16, '90 to Oct. 21, '90, 7 50
$323 29
AID TO DEPENDENT SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.
Date of payment, 1890.
Mar. 4, Rosa Mudgett for taking care of Mrs. Martha Bagley in Feb. '90, $ 4 00
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April 21, H. H. Quimby for paid for carrying Bagley baby to Ossipee in March, '90, and ex- penses, 5 03
E. W. Mubgett for board and care of two Bagley children in Feb. and March '90, 7 00 Asahel Wallace for two cords of wood for H. S. Parrott and family, Feb. '90, 6 50
F. M. Smith & Co. for supplies furnished H. S. Parrott and family from Oct. 15, '89 to April 15, '90, 52 00
F. M. Smith & Co. for supplies furnished Martha Bagley from Dec, 9, '89 to Feb. 21,'90, 44 34
22, Harrison Atwood for house-rent for H. S. Parrott from Oct. 25, '89 to April 25, '90, 7 50 24, M. V. Wallace for board, clothing and ex- penses of last sickness of S. F. Vittum from Oct. 15, '89, to March 19, '90, in excess of pension, 58 24
25, Eugene P. Wallace for board of Bagley children in Feb. and March and for carry- ing Cora Bagley to Ossipee, 15 50
Chas. Blanchard for supplies furnished L. Wade from Oct. 15, '89 to April 15, '90, 12 50
May 5, L. G. Clark for burial expenses of S. F. Vit- tum (March 19, '90) including digging of grave, 20 00
July 26, Harrison Atwood for house-rent for H. S. Parrott from April 25 to July 9, '90, 3 12
Oct. 25, F. M. Smith & Co., for supplies for H. S. Parrott and family from April 15, '90 to Oct. 12, '90, 53 25
Nov. 27, James Y. Webster for coffin, robe, box, and services for Martha Bagley, including dig- ging grave and removal from tomb, 20 00
29, John C. Burnham for house-rent for H. S. Parrott from July 9, '90 to Oct. 21, '90, 4. 38
Dec. 20, C. B. Hoyt for two cords of wood for H. S. Parrott and family, April 14 and 30, '90, 7 00
$320 36 .
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BREAKING SNOW IN WINTER OF 1886-7.
Date of payment, 1890.
Mar. 4, Mary A. Taylor $3.70, Estate of E. S. Henderson $4.28, Russell Smith $2.64, Charles F. Brown $3.06, $13 68
April 12, Reuben F. Abbott, 3 94
25, C. W. Donovan, Administrator of Estate of . Ira Blackey, 1 87
June 21, John N. Campbell, 1 74
$21 23
BREAKING SNOW IN WINTER OF 1887-8.
Date of payment, 1890.
Mar. 4, Paid Charles F. Brown, $1 90
BREAKING SNOW IN WINTER OF 1889-90.
Date of payment, 1891.
Feb. 14, Paid Wyatt F. Bennett, $1 94
Amount of highway taxes for the year 1889 returned as uncollected by the several highway surveyors of that year and given to the Collector for collection, $196 76
HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE BILLS.
Date of payment, 1890.
June 21, William H. Felch for labor in his district in Sept. and Oct. 1889, by order of select- men, $7 74
John B. Vittum balance for labor on new road leading to Moultonborough, in June '90, of self and others, 21 45
Aug. 30, Larkin D. Weed for labor and material, re- pairing Weed's mill bridge in Aug. '90, 2 05
David M. Merrill for paid for labor of oxen and for plank in June '89, 3 00
Sept. 27, George S. Hoyt balance for labor of self and for paid W. S. Penniman, John Atwood, A. W. Grant repairing road in E. H. Jose' district, Sept. 19 and 20, '90, 9 41
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Sept. 27, George S. Hoyt balance for labor of self, and for paid B. B. Hoyt, C. B. Hoyt, Mark W. George, B. F. Fellows, R. Danforth and S. H. Burleigh, repairing washout in S. H Burleigh's district. Sept. 2 and 4,'90, 22 25 Charles F. Brown for worked in June '89 and June '90 summer and winter highway taxes of David J. Brown in Collector's list, 9 26
Oct. 18, Hanson Libby for labor and material repair- ing bridge in his district in Aug. '90, 2 00
Frank A. Bryer for labor on road in his dis- trict over taxes, in June, '90, 7 63
Oct. 25, Asahel Glines for labor on road in his dis- trict over taxes in Sept. '90, 1 50
Charles Webster for repairing highway in his district over taxes, in Sept. 90, 4 50
Nov. 29, Isaac H Frye, for labor of self, and for paid for stringers and for labor of Lemuel F., Edmund, and Hiram Vittum on bridges in his district,
10 40
Geo. H. Prescott for plank delivered I. H. Frye F. Varney, J. N. Campbell, S. H. Burleigh, S. F. Quimby and J. M. Dear- born,
29 34
Aubrey M. Graves for 261 ft. plank, and labor on bridge in C.W.Donovan's district, James O. Palmer for labor in Sept. '90 of self and oxen and for paid Will Vittum, repairing washout in own district,
4 11
George E. Beede for labor on road in his dis- trict over taxes in Oct. '90, 5 00
18 75
James E. Mudgett for worked in June '90 winter highway taxes of '89 other than his own. In Collector's list. 8 22
Freeman Varney for labor of self and oxen, and of others, over taxes, in his district in Sept. '90, 10 00
Dec. 20, E. A. Tibbitts & Son for bolts and other material used on Taylor bridge in Aug. '90, 5 37
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Dec. 20, L. G. Clark for surveying and making plan, March 31, '90, in suit R. B. Durgin vs. Town of Sandwich ($4.00) and also for repairs on Taylor bridge in Aug.'90($3.85) George McGaffey, collector for '89, for non- resident highway tax of Albert Tilton, worked, $13.80 ; also of Daniel Q. Tilton 1.22 ; also of Hiram S. Currier 3.20 ; also of Seneca A. Ladd 3.80 ; also of Hamlin Huntress 4.00 ; also of John E. Wiggin, allowed, 3.00,
7 85
Henry F. Dorr for pine plank delivered Caleb M. Quimby, surveyor, 3 36
29 02
Dec. 30, B. F. Fellows for labor and material in re- pairing highway in Otis B. Horn's district in Oct. '90,
4 00
Charles F. Hanson for labor of self and cattle and for lumber used on highway in his district in Oct. '90, 7 00
Stephen Fogg for work on road. culvert, and ditch, for timber, and for making culvert in his district in Sept., Oct. and Nov. '90, 24 48 Frank P. Plummer for hauling plank in May, '89, 2 00
1891.
Jan. 31, George W. Smith for cutting bushes in his district over tax by order of selectmen, 5 00
S. H. Dorr for error in working non-resident highway taxes of Henrietta Vaughn in G. O. Hanson's district,
2,76
Oscar T. Vittum for repairing road and bridge in his district in Sept. '90, 5 50
John F. Horn, surveyor, for repairing wash- out, and labor in his district in Aug. and Sept. '90, 7 62
C. R. Fellows for paid for repairs on road Machine ($4.00) and for running same in J. T. Bickford and Elias F. Atwood dis- tricts (4.00), 8.00
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Jan. 31, John M. Dearborn, surveyor, for repairs on highway in his district, over taxes, 1 50
Edmund Vittum for labor and material in re- paing bridge near George H. Prescott's in Oct. '90, 5 00
E. S. Hinds for 181 ft. plank used in part on Peaslee bridge, and for hauling plank, and labor on said bridge. 4 06
Cyrus Hodgson for one guide post and setting and re-setting the same in May and Nov. '90,
Feb. 14, Elias F. Atwood for labor and paid B. F. Fellows, J. W. and H. E. Bennett for labor in his district in Sept. '90, 14 62
1 50
John B. Vittum for repairing bridges on new road, and materials, in Aug. '90, 2 25
S. F. Severance for repairing road in his dis- trict over tax, in Sept. '90, 75
21, S. H. Burleigh for hauling plank and laying same on bridge in his district in Aug. '90, 3 00
H. A. Chilson for bridge plank delivered L. C. Ambrose, J. Elliott, R. S. Batchelder, W. S. Penniman, and at Page's mill, for use of town, 29 74
C. B. Hoyt for plank used in A. S. A. Gil- man's district in '90, 5 40
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$356.39
BILLS PERTAINING TO NEW ROAD, LAID OUT ON PETITION OF C. J. AMES AND OTHERS.
Date of payment, 1890.
Feb. 27, C.J.Ames costs in execution issued in favor of C. J. Ames and others, petitioners, vs. Town Sandwich, $56 81
April 9, D. M. Gilman fees as witness in Aug. '89, $7 40
May 26, David S. Wallace, land damage, 1 00
Larkin D. Weed, land damage, 1 00
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June 28, Pike G. Perkins and L.G.Clark, as per cou- .
€ tract, for building part of road, 200 00
W. F. Quimby, land damage, 1 00
Russell Hoag, land damage, 25 00 Ruel W. Hanson, land damage, 75 00
Oct. 13, R. B. Durgin, land damage, 50 00
Nov. 10, Pike G. Perkins and L. G. Clark, balance in full for building road, 1,250 00
29, J. H. Quimby for labor railing part of road, including all materials, 79 00
Feb. 21, W. A. Sherburne for paid for telegram from
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R. H. Pike, Sept. 17, '89,
1 00
$1,747 21
BALANCE OF DOG DAMAGE IN 1889.
Date of payment, 1890.
Mar. 4, Wilmot J. Taylor for one sheep killed in Aug. '89, 4 00
14, Norman G. Fogg for two sheep and two lambs killed in July '89, 14 00
Aug. 30, Frank P. Evans for two sheep killed in Oct. '89, 5 00
$23 00
DOG DAMAGE.
Dog Tax, $132.00.
Date of payment, 1890.
Aug. 30, Elisha W. Mudgett for one lamb killed in Aug. '90, $ 3 70
George E. Beede for one lamb killed in Aug. '90, 3 75
Sept. 27, Benjamin Corliss for 1-2 of five lambs killed in Sept. '90, 7 50
M. V. Wallace for 1-2 of five lambs and for, - ... one sheep killed in Sept. '90, 10 50
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Nov. 29, Aubrey M: Graves for one lamb killed in July, '90, 3 00
Howard H. Currier for one lamb killed in Aug. '90, 3 00
A. W. Batchelder for one sheep killed in Oct. '90, 3 00 Stanley F. Quimby for one lamb killed in Aug. '90, 3 00
Dec. 30, Stanley F. Quimby for one sheep maimed in Aug. '90, 2 50
White H. Penniman for one sheep killed in . Sept. '90, 4 00
1891.
Jan. 31, S. H. Dorr for fourteen sheep and lambs killed in May, June, Aug. and Nov. '90, and for two lambs maimed in May, '90 and one lamb maimed in Sept. '90, 47 25
Benjamin Corliss for one sheep maimed in Sept. '90, 2 00
M. V. Wallace for one sheep killed in Oct. '90 and for one sheep maimed in Oct. '90, 5 00
Feb. 14, William H. Felch for one sheep killed and two injured in May, '90, 6 00
$104 20
REDEMPTION OF TOWN BONDS.
Date of payment, 1890.
Oct. 25, Geo. H. Prescott for $50 bonds, Nos. 54 and 57 and accrued interest, $ 102 44
1891.
Jan. 26, Town Treasurer for $500 bonds, Nos. 10 and 11, and accrued interest, $1,017.92; and for $100 bonds, Nos. 72, 73, 153 and 154, and accrued interest, $404.45 ; and for $50 ' . bonds, Nos. 32, 33, 50 and 51, and ac- crued interest,.$204.50, 1,626 87
Feb. 12, Town Treasurer for $500 bond, No. 13, and accrued interest, $501.50; and for $100
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bonds, Nos. 66, 68 and 223, and accrued interest $300.90 ; and for $50 bonds, Nos. 25, 26, and 112, and accrued interest, $150.45, 952 85
$2,682 16
INCIDENTALS.
Date of of payment, 1890.
Mar. 3, C. E. Blanchard for printing town reports for '89 and services as Clerk of School District for ,89, $ 42 00
4, J. W. Bennett for public watering trough from March 1, '89 to March 1, '90, 3 00
29, E. M. Heard for paid Edson C. Eastman for collector, inventory, order, and surveyor books, and blanks ($13.97), for two 6 quire invoice books ($24.00), and for ex- pressage (.45), 38 42
April 14, Daniel O. Brown for care and warming of Town House for the year 1889-'90, 2 50
19, Stephen Fogg for public watering trough from March 1, '89 to March 1, '90, 3 00
25, F.S.Lovering for return of births and deaths for year ending April, '90. 2 25
Henry F. Dorr for paid B. & M. R. R. for freight ou road Machine to West Ossipee, ($9.20) ; drawing same to Centre Sandwich ($4.00) 13 20
May 5, H. J. Binford for return of births and deaths for year ending April, '90, 4 50
6, Chas. F. Burleigh, Q. M. Post 68, appropri- ation for Memorial Day, 25 00
13, E. W.Hodsdon for return of births and deaths for year ending April, '90, 3 25
31, G. H. H. Silsby & Son for Town Clerk rec- ord book, 5 00
June 28, Chas. E. Mudgett for repairing pound and for lock, 1 30
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Sept. 27, Harry A. Atwood for paid for repairs on road machine and for expressage on cast- ings, 1 15
Heirs of C. F. Huntress for public watering trough from March 1, '89, to March 1, 91, 6 00 Oct. 25, G. W. Tibbetts for road machine less freight to West Ossipee, $240.80 ; for two blades, $16.00 ; for castings and expressage, $7.35, 264 15 Nov. 29, George S. Hoyt for service of notice, Dec. 30, '89, on Town of Tamworth for sup- port of E. J. W. Hayes $4.56 ; for service of writ, March 29, '90, on Town of Tam- worth $4.56 ; for conveying, March 24, '90, James H. Bryant to jail and expenses, $8.00 ; for conveying, April 28, '90, James H. Bryant to jail and, expenses $8.00, 25 12
James R. Bryer for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '91, 3 00
A.B. Tasker, J. E. Beede, and L. C. Ambrose for services as Supervisors for the March and Nov. elections of '90, 27 00
Dec. 20, John P. Canney for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1,"'91, 3 00
George McGaffey for services as Collector for '89, 80 00
John O. Smart for damage to sleigh and wagon on highway in spring of '90, 2 00
Henry F. Dorr for board and lodging of tramp (Dec. 9, '90) 1 00
30, Stephen Fogg for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '91, 3 00
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Paul Wentworth, for term fees and services in R. B. Durgin vs. Town of Sandwich. Appeal Oct. Term, '89 from assessment of damages by County Commissioners, and entered "Neither Party" Oct. Term, '90, 15 00
H. H. Quimby for services as Selectman, March 3 and 4, '90, 3 00
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1891.
Jan. 31, J. P. Clark for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '91, 3 00
J. W. Bennett for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '91, 3 00
Elizabeth Chick for public watering trough from March 1, ,90 to March 1, 91, 3 00
A. M. Hall for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '91, 3 00
C. R. Fellows for services as Selectman March 3 and 4, '90, 3 00
Calvin Watson for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '90, 3 00
George Beede for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, 91, 3 00
A.W.Batchelder for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '91, 3 00
Samuel McGaffey for errors in double taxa- tion to C. A. Sprague and to L. C. Am- brose of two-thirds of Lots 9 and 10 in Range 12 and Lot 10 in Range 13, in 'S9 and '90, 8 98
Feb. 14, C. M. Quimby for services as Treasurer of School Fund note for '90, 1 00
C. M. Quimby for repairs on road machine, 3 50
J. B. Cartland for public watering trough from March 1, '89 to March 1, '91, 6 00
W. G. Gannett for services as Town Treas- urer for 1890, 25 00
S. F. Severance for public watering trough from March 1, '90 to March 1, '91, 3 00
N. H. Burrows for public watering trough eight months to March 1, '91, 2 00
Gilman Moulton for public watering trough six months to March 1, '91, 1 50
Feb. 21, Paul Wentworth for time and expenses, Feb. 17 and 18, '91, at Concord advocating before legislative Committee an appropri- ation for Sandwich Notch road, 6 86
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H. F. Dorr for Board and lodging of tramp (Feb. 19, '91) 1 00
E. W. Hodsdon for stationery, 2 12
W. M. Weed for term fee, services, and money paid Clerk in Sandwich vs. Tam- worth, April term, '90, 18 70
Red Mt. Lodge of Masons for office rent and fuel to March 1, '91, 12 00
J. C. Burleigh for board of Selectmen to Mar. 1, '91, including dinner for Auditors, School Board for services, including $5.00 paid C. B. Hoyt for services as Treasurer, School Board for extra services in selecting, purchasing, labeling, delivering and col- lecting school books in '90, under free text-book law, 20 00
45 75
80 00
Elmer B. Hart for services as Town Clerk for '90, 50 76
Paul Wentworth for services as Selectman to Feb. 25, '91, including money paid out, recording taxes, making Town Report, Selectmen's account and Collector's book, C. O. Blanchard for services as Selectman to Feb. 25, '91, including money paid out, 78 00
105 64
H. H. Quimby for services as Selectman to Feb. 25, '91, including money paid out, 24, Auditors, 4 00
76 00
$1,152 65
LIST OF ABATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR 1889.
Martha G. Atwood,
· $7 09
Moses Butler, 4 95
Lowell Brown, 1 92
Charles Curtis, 1 92
James F. Carter,
1 92
Samuel Dinsmore, Estate,
6 42
Henry F. Dorr, 91
21
Albert Hackett, Estate,
4 92
Joseph P. Hobbs,
2 92
Joseph D. Hawkins,
70
Seldon A. Knowles,
3 00
Weston Knowlton,
50
Charles H. Knights,
50
Joseph Myclon,
1 92
Alden P. Martin,
3 69
Cyrus A. Moulton,
50
George S. Perry,
66
Prosper Rumpre,
2 30
Tyler Rogers,
2 23
Caroline Rogers,
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