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Gc 974.202 W71 1905 Wilton (N.H. )
Annual reports of the Selectmen, Treasurer, other town officers
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WILTON
TOWN REPORTS
. AND
BOARD OF
Water
Commissioners
1905.
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ANNUAL
REPORTS
OF
THE
SELECTMEN and other TOWN OFFICERS
BOARD OF EDUCATION AND
Report of Water Commissioners.
For the Fiscal Year Ending February 15. 1905.
TOWN OF WILTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
WHEELER
.
NASHUA
TOWN WARRANT.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Wilton, in the County of Hillsborough, in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs.
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said Wilton on Tuesday, the 14th day of March next, at nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects ;
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year 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, including support of schools, maintenance of poor, for repairs of roads and bridges, for Memorial Day, for lighting streets, and miscellaneous ex- penses.
3. To hear the report of Agents, Auditors, Commit- tees, and all other officers heretofore chosen and pass any vote relating thereto.
4. To see if the Town will grant the free use of the Town Hall on Memorial day and evening to Abiel A. Livermore Post, G. A. R.
5. To see if the Town will grant the free use of the Town Hall to the W. C. T. U. for three public meetings during the year.
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6. To see if the Town will vote to grant the free use of the Town Hall Friday afternoon preceeding Memorial day for memorial exercises of the public schools and one evening to the high school graduating class.
7. To see if the Town will vote to widen and straight- en the highway, known as the Forest road, at three points between Levi Putnam's mill and the dwelling house of W. N. Patterson and raise and appropriate money for the same.
8. To see if the Town will allow the Selectmen's room to be used as a public reading room when not in use by town officers.
9. To see what action the Town will take regarding a Police Court and make appropriation for the support of the same.
10. To see if the Town will grant permission to the Wilton Business Association to plant and cultivate trees. shrubs, vines, etc., on the plot to the North of the Town House and on the Engine House plot.
11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropri- ate $1440. (being $30. each for forty eight hydrants) or any other sum, to be applied to the credit of the Water Works for hydrant sevice.
12. To see if the Town will' vote to raise and appropri- ate $3000.00 or any other sum for the completion of the Water Works and things necessary and incident thereto ; for the putting in of service pipes and for the maintenance and care of the system.
13. To see if the Town will authorize the Water Com-
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missioners to furnish water to the town of Milford or cor- porations or individuals by an extension of the Water Works to Pine Valley and will authorize the commission- ers to contract for a term of years or otherwise to furnish such supply : and to raise and appropriate $2200. or any other sum of money for the purpose of such extension.
14. To see what compensation shall be paid to the Wa- ter Commissionors for their services for the ensuing year according to the provisions of the charter and to raise and appropriate money therefor.
15. To see if the Town will vote to put in an automatic fire alarm system and raise and appropriate money for the same.
16. To see if the Town will purchase a snow roller and raise and appropriate money for the same.
17. To see if the Town will establish a regular police officer and raise money for the same.
18. To see what action the Town will take regarding the brown tail moth question and make appropriation therefor.
19. To see if the Town will vote to place a watering trough at some point on Main st., between the stone arch bridge and the railroad station, supply the same from the town water and make appropriation for the payment for the same.
20. To see if the Town will vote to place a light, elec- tric or otherwise, at each hydrant and make appropriation for the same.
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21. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($150.) for a proper obser- vance of old home week on July 4th, or some later date, the appropriation to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen or any committee whom they may appoint.
22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropri- ate the amount of money necessary to secure state aid for the permanent improvement of highways, under the law passed at the January session 1905.
23. To see if the Town will vote to construct a sewer substantially according to the plan of Mr. A. W. Dudley, C. E. on Main st., from Masonic Hall to the Whiting Brook, a distance of about seventeen hundred and fifty feet and raise and appropriate money therefor.
24. To see if the Town will vote to determine the share of the cost of such sewer to be borne by those persons whose drains enter it or whose lands receive special bene- fit from it and instruct the Selectmen to assess the cost so determined on the persons affected, according to the provi- sions of Chapter 79, Section 4 of the Public Statutes.
25. To see if the Town will vote to accept the bequest of One Hundred Dollars of Dorcas Peabody, to care for Lot No. 8, in the Third Range in the South Cemetery.
26. To see if the Town will vote to accept the bequest of One Hundred Dollars of Mary Ann Peabody, to care for Lot No. ", in the Fourth Range in the South Cemetery.
27. To see if the Town will vote to build a sewer sys- tem substantially upon the plans as submitted by Mr. A.
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W. Dudley C. E. and raise and appropriate money for the same.
28. To see what action the Town will take in regard to establishing and maintaining an electric light system and raise and appropriate money for the same.
29. To see what action the Town will take in relation to refunding the indebtedness incurred on account of the construction of the water works or take any action in re- lation thereto.
30. To see if the Town will vote to dispose of one or both of the fire engines or take any action in relation thereto.
31. To see if the Town will vote to lay a floor in the basement of the northwest end of the Town House and raise and appropriate money for the same.
32. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this 25th day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and five.
HARVEY W. FRYE, CHARLES O. PROCTOR, A. DWIGHT ABBOT,
Selectmen of Wilton.
A true copy of Warrant-Attest :
HARVEY W. FRYE, CHARLES O. PROCTOR, A. DWIGHT ABBOT.
Selectmen of Wilton.
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:
INVENTORY.
Inventory of real and personal property assessed on the first day of April 1904.
No. Polls,431
$43100 00
Horses,364
20570 00
Cows, 759
22115 00
Neat, 137
2341 00
Oxen, 4
250 00
Sheep, 91
270 00
Hogs, 7
70 00
Fowls, 1370
544 00
Carriages, 38
2240 CO
Stock in Banks,
10000 00
Money at Interest,
63928 00
Stock in Trade,
65475 00
Mills and Machinery,
41565 00
Lands and Buildings,
716535 00
Stock in Corporations,
500 00
$989503 00
Tax Rate $1.80 on $100
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REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
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Appropriations
The following estimate has been made for appropriations necessary to meet current expenses for the ensuing year.
For Schools, not including literary fund,
$6000 00
Highways and Bridges,
3200 00
State tax,
1308 00
County tax,
2373 12
Payments on notes and interest,
6000 00
Fire Department,
600 00
Street Lights,
550 00
Town Officers,
600 00
Public Library,
300 00
Support of Poor,
200 00
Printing and Stationery,
75 00
Memorial Day,
50 00
Miscellaneous Expenses,
200 00
Care of Hearse and Cemeteries,
200 00
$21656 12
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TOWN EXPENDITURES
Town Officers.
Paid Harvey W. Frye, Selectman $140 00
Charles O. Proctor, 66 100 00
Albert D. Abbot, 100 00
Richard M. Moore, Treasurer,
75 00
Edwin A. French, Clerk,
50 00
Sillman McClintock, Collector,
100 00
Eugene A. Rideout, Ballot Clerk,
2 50
D. M. Brennan, 66
2 50
Henry V. Tuttle,
6€
2 50
L. M. Langdell,
2 50
John F. Herlihy, Supervisor, 1903-4,
16 00'
H. V. Tuttle, Specia! Police,
9 00
Henry P. Herlihy
July 4, 4 00
Geo. S. Proctor, 64
4 00
Frank Proctor,
4 00
Thomas Cooley, Police
19 00
Geo. W. Hatch, M. D. Board of Heath
1903-4 20 00
Frank Proctor
6.6
66
20 00
$671 00
Town House
Paid John W. Raymond, janitor, $196 37 Geo. E. Bales, Insurance, 80 00
W. L. Nutting, tuning - repairing piano, 3 82
M. J. Herlihy, labor and material 11 71
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D. E. Proctor, 8 39
J. L. Kerr, 74 79
A. O. Barker, labor, 6 00
S. N. Center & Son, supplies, 1 58
Emily H. Abbott, use of stove, 50
D. Whiting & Sons, 227 08
H. H. Barber & Co. repairs, steam pipe 11 95
Starr B. Center, labor on service pipe, 11 80 6.4 rent of water, 3 50
H. L. Emerson, labor,
2 57
Dallas Sumner, labor and material,
90
Thomas Cooley, 66
1 90
S. McClintock, -66
85
F. A. French, supplies, 3 66
D. S. Draper, tuning piano, 2 50
J. W Raymond, roll paper and freight, 8 00
$657 87
Received for rent of Town House,
$546 20
Balance against town, $111 67
Highways and Bridges
Paid Henry Sheldrick,
$311 10
John A. Sheldon, 2798 01
$3109 11
Support of Schools
Paid George E. Bales, Treasurer,
$6443 80
$6443 80
Library
Paid George G. Blanchard, Treasurer, $300 00 $300 00
Memorial Day
Paid A. A. Livermore Post G. A. R.
$50 00
$50 00
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Lighting Streets
Paid Milford Electric Light Co.,
$478 13
George Blanchard,
3 00
E. O. Barrett, 3 00
A. W. Nutting,
3 00
M. E. Kennedy,
3 00
Omer J. Burby,
5 75
E. A. French. supplies,
10 08
F. W. Clark,
9 07
D. E. Proctor,
3 67
$518 70
Fire Department
Paid W. E. Hickey pay roll, $500 00
John Varley, steward, 25 00
N. J. Car, Spring and Rubber Co, hose 210 00 2 play pipes,
9 00
Geo. E. Bales, insurance,
7 50
D. M. Brennan, watching fire.
2 00
Kennedy Bros., wood, 3 00
M. J. Herlihy, labor,
1 08
$7 57 58
Watering Troughs
Paid D. W. Whiting & Sons, 5 troughs, $35 00 A. W. Nutting, labor and supplies, 50 00
J. L. Kerr, 66 66
21 73
Chas. C. Spalding, use of water trough 3 00
D. V. Pierce, use of water trough 2 25
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Isabelle Batchelder use of water trough, $3 00
Mrs. Geo. W. Boynton 3 00
A. O. Barker, 2 25
C. B. Smith, supplies,
3 24
$123 47
Printing and Stationery
Paid Wheeler Printing Co, reports, $40 10
66 " check lists,
8 50
Charles R. Grover,
8 65
Richard M. Moore, postage, stationery,
6 00
Harvey W. Frye, postage and express, 3 25
J. P. Melzer, 2 65
E. C. Eastman, Collector's book, 1 54
Osborne the Printer, town order books, 1 20
$71 89
Marriages, Births and Deaths
Paid E. A. French, recording, $14 10
E. A. French, returning,
4 00
G. W. Hatch ret. births and deaths,
10 00
C. E. Higgins 4 00
E. H. Taft
25
B. D. Pease,
50
$32 85
Support of Poor
Paid E. A. French, supplies for C. H. Goss, $32 00 S. B. Center, lodging three persons, 3 75
$35 75
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Cemeteries
Paid M. P. Stanton, housing hearse, $15 00
William A. Barnes, labor, 29 00
Stanley H. Abbott, plan of cemetery 15 00
Sillman Mcclintock, labor, 27 95
D. O'Neill, painting hearse, 14 00
$100 95
Quarantine
Paid Albert Brown, cash during quarantine, $24 75
W. I. Durgin, supplies, 15 05
Elizabeth Rice, M. D., prof. services, 21 00
D. E. Proctor, supplies, 5 49
Levi Putnam, 2 20
$68 49
Miscellaneous
Paid George E. Bales, counsel fees, $20 00
Albert D. Abbott, expense to Boston, 2 75
H. W. Frye, expense to Concord, 3 00
Cash paid for hedgehogs,
3 25
George E. Bales, rent of lobby,
15 00
D. E. Proctor, supplies,
8 40
M. P. Stanton,
3 54
E. A. French, .. '
2 43
Thomas Cooley,
1 25
Kennedy Bros, wood,
17 00
D. Whiting & Sons, wood,
3 25
J. L. Kerr, repairs,
1 37
M. J. Herlihy, labor,
3 48
$84 72
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Summary
Paid Town Officers,
$671 00
Wilton Public Library,
300 00
Memorial Day,
50 00
Fire Department,
757 58
Support of Poor,
35 75
Printing and Stationery,
71 89
Miscellaneous,
84 72
Watering Troughs,
123 47
Quarantine,
68 49
Street Lighting,
518 70
Cemetery,
100 95
Marriages, Births and Deaths,
32 85
Schools,
6443 80
Highways and Bridges,
3109 11
Town Hall,
657 87 $13026 18
Water Works and Sewers,
46046 65
59072 83
Respectfully submitted,
HARVEY W. FRYE,
CHARLES O. PROCTOR,
Selectmen of
A. DWIGHT ABBOTT, Wilton.
We have examined the foregoing accounts, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
GEORGE G. BLANCHARD,
Auditors. JOSHUA F. FRYE,
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The following Appropriation was voted March 1904.
For preliminary survey of water works, $500 00 66 sewers, $200 00
And in June an appropriation of $50000 00 was voted for wa- ter works. We have drawn orders on account of water works and sewers for $46046 65, and for details of expenditures see report of the Water Commissioners and Committee on Sewers.
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Road Agents Report.
Cash received each month
March
1904
$116 30
April
6:
57 55
May
66
276 17
June
418 94
July
66
261 17
August
6€
525 53
September
297 10
October
345 85
November
232 73
December “
71 00
January, 1905
195 67
$2798 02
Feb. 15, 1905, not paid,
$315 75
Whole amount received of town,
2798 01
Due from J. A. Sheldon,
8 94
$2789 07
On hand 600 feet railing.
2000 feet bridge plank.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. SHELDON, Agt
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Report of Tax Collector.
DR.
To amount committed to collector,
$17811 05
additional, 63 00
interest 21 60
$17895 65
CR.
By overtax and abatements,
$65 96
uncollected taxes, 260
paid R. M. Moore, 17569 54
$17895 65
Respectfully submitted,
-
S. MCCLINTOCK,
Collector.
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Town Treasurer Account.
Cash in treasury Feb. 15, 1904, $1528 46
Received of S. J. Sheldon on tempo ary notes 2000 00
Town clerk, acct. dog licenses 215 80
pool tables, 16 67
Selectmen acct. rent of Town, Hall
546 20
R. Sunberg, pedlar's license
8 00
Solan A. Carter, state treas. acct. insurance tax
55 50
railroad tax 1999 62
savings bank tax 935 35
literary fund 198 00
Henry W. King, license com'r 1132 62
Water commissioners acct. service pipes
1315 80
pipe sold
· 331 01
water rents collected
66 20
wood sold 30 76
Selectmen, acct. old iron sold
1 80
George E. Bales, 1904 taxes
150 84
Miss Mary N. Abbot, Town History sold
3 00
From issue of water notes, series 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17,
42900 00
W. H. Barnes, acct. cemetery lots sold
15 00
State treas., acct. bounty on hawks
3 25
S. McClintock, tax collector
17569 54
C. H. Burns, 1.2 cost of sidewalk
31 00
$71084 42
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SUMMARY OF DISBURSEMENTS.
CR.
Paid temporary note
$300 00
interest
436 90
5-20 notes
800 00
interest
538 25
Water 4 per cent note
3000 00
interest
328 89
part interest, A. N. Burton, cemetery fund
4 50
County tax
2377 24
State tax
1308 00
Orders drawn by Selectmen
59072 83
Cash in treasury
2917 81
$71084 42
FINANCIAL STANDING
Temporary notes
$11700 00
interest to Feb. 15, 1905
194 62
5-20 notes
15000 00
interest to Feb. 15, 1905
80 62
Water system notes 3 per cent
4900 00
Interest to Feb. 15, 1905
49 90
Water system notes 4 per cent
35000 00
interest to Feb. 15, 1905
175 00
Andrew N. Burton, cemetery fund
200 00
interest to Feb. 15, 1905 Certified debt
25 07
$67326 21
To which should be added estimated
amount of unpaid bills
400 00
Assumed liability
$67725 21
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ASSETS
Cash in treasury
Available means
$2917 81 260 15
$3177 96
Net debt Feb. 15, 1905
$64547 25
Feb. 15, 1904 24733 98
Net increase of debt $39813 27
Net cost of water system $44302 88
Showing amount applied towards expense
water system $4489 61
R. M. MOORE, Town Treasurer.
We the undersigned hereby certify that we have examined the foregoing account of Town Treasurer and find it correctly cast and vouched.
GEORGE G. BLANCHARD,
Auditors. JOSHUA F. FRYE,
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Cemetery Committee Report.
The Committee on Cemetaries appointed in March 1901, hereby report that they attended to the duty as- signed them as soon as the season permitted.
They found in the three cemeteri s 606 memorial stones that were out of true, some of those set directly in the earth required simply straightening up; others set in granite sockets required resetting in cement, the brimstone and other material in which they were originally set hav- ing become disentegrated and reduced to powder, thereby allowing the marble part to lean forward or back, and in some cases to fall to the ground. The expense of putting these 606 stones in upright and proper shape was $83.37. The front of the tombs in the South Cemetery was badly demoralized and was restored to good condition at a cost of $14. From the money allowed us we paid in the year 1901 $25. for cutting the grass, the sum usually paid for this service from the Town Treasury. The amount appro- priated for the work assigned to us was $100.
In every case where we could locate owners of the lots, or representatives or descendants of those commemo- rated by the stones restored to proper conditions, notice was sent of the amount expended and payment requested, responses came to the amount of $43.38 making with the sum appropriated $143.38, we expended $122.37, leaving a balance for future use of $21.01.
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The Andrew N. Burton account shows an accumula- tion of interest of $29.57 from which we have expended $4.50 leaving a balance to credit of that account of $225.07, this fund is in the hands of the Town Treasurer and earns 3 1-2% per annum.
The Solon Tarbell fund has earned $9.82 from which we used $5.00, leaving a balance of $104.82, this fund is deposited in the Central Savings Bank of Lowell and earns 4% per annum. There has been deposited with this Committee since January 1st, for the care of their lots. by D. A. Gregg $200. and by Jacob Kendall $100., these amounts are deposited in the Mechanics Savings Bank of Lowell and earn four per cent per annum.
Your committee suggest that authority be given to remove the clump of trees in the south west part of the Village Cemetery, containing from 15 to 20 cords of wood and not especially ornamental, and the space they occupy will be wanted for barial purposes before many years ; we also suggest that the matter of suitably fencing the cemeteries betaken into consideration, and that an approrpiation bemade for that purpose.
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. BARNES, J. F. KIMBALL, Committee. HENRY HERLIHY,
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The Spalding Fund.
Your trustees report that the above fund is invested as follows :-
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. 1st Mortgage 4s, $5000 00
Interest at 4% due from Oct. 1, 1904,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. Adjustment 4s, 2100 00
(Temporary investment.) Interest due at 4% from Jan. 1, 1905,
Loan C. F. Melendy, real estate mortgage, 1500 00
Interest at 6% due from Feb. 1, 1905,
Loan H. O. Stickney, real estate mortgage, 1400 00
Interest at 6% due from Oct. 21, 1904,
$10006 00
INCOME.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. $284 00
C. F. Melendy 90 00
H. O. Stickney 84 00
$458 00
PAYMENTS.
Geo. E. Bales, District Treasurer,
$458 00
Respectfully submitted,
D. E. PROCTOR, - GEO. G. BLANCHARD, ISAAC S. WHITING,
Trustees.
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ENGINEER'S REPORT.
In submitting our report we feel that we have been very fortunate as a town in having so few fires and so small a property loss. Outside of some chimney fires the most se- rious has been that of A. C. Youngs dry goods store Mch. 11, when the loss on stock was about $1500.00 while that on the building was adjusted for less than $500 00. The next morning an alarm was sounded, the fire being in the railroad bridge undoubtedly of incendiary origin. The damage was slight, and also the dwelling house of John Boyle occupied by. Messrs Hefferman and Foley Nov. 5. The loss on the house being $1300.00 with $900.00 in- surance, while the occupants lost everything barely escap- ing in scant attire. On Nov. 19th a lamp fell in James L. Shea's store which but for pron pt action might have been serious, the loss not exceeding $100.00. In view of the installation of the gravity water sy tem and the change which must necessarily come, we would recon mend that the fire department be reorganized in such manner that there shall be proper hose companies beside a hook and ladder company, the purchase of new hose sufficient to answer the requirements of the Insurance Underwritr rs Association, and the location of some fire hose stations at easily accessible points. . ive hundred feet of new hose was bought during the year, Mr. M. P. Stanton having been sick during the last few months the Board has been without his counsel. We trust he may soon be able to take his place in the active work of town and business life.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK E. PROCTOR ARTEMAS O. BARKER ! Fire Wards of Wilton, N. H.
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Report of Library Trustees.
CHARLES H. BURNS, President
GEO. G. BLANCHARD, Treas. and Sec.
GEO. WHITING,
D. E. PROCTOR,
GEO. E. BALES, Trustees.
MARY N. ABBOT, Librarian.
Fifteenth annual report of the librarian of the Wilton Pub- lic Library for the year ending Feb. 15, 1905.
To the trustees, Gentlemen : I submit the following report :
ACCESSIONS
No. of volumes in the library Feb. 15, 1904 6205
Accessions by purchase
218
gift 27
bound periodicals 42
Whole number of volumes Feb. 15, 1905, 6492
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CIRCULATION
Number of days open 98
46 volumes taken
8758
66 periodicals taken 1576
10334
Average circulation 105 plus
Number of cards issued to new patrons
127
previously issued 1815
Total
1942
Number of books covered
665
BOOKS DONATED
J. H. Gallinger 1
Mrs. Melvina Richardson
1
J. H. Bridge,
1
State Library
3
Walter Furman
3
U. S. Government
11
State of New Hampshire
3
Harriette E. Noyes
2
George Roberts
1
Gilman Mansur
1
27
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PERIODICALS DONATED
Wilton Journal, Nashua Telegraph, The Protectionist, Our Four-Footed Friends, Vick's Floral Magazine by the publish- ers, Christian Register by the Womans Alliance, Christian Sci. ence Magazine by Mrs. Charles Edwards and Mrs. George Stearns, The Christian Science Sentinal by Mrs. George Stearns Dumb Animals by Mrs. Mary Langdell, The Temperance Ban- ner and Water Lily by the W. C. T. U.
Mary N. Abbot, Librarian,
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Treasurer's Report.
Geo. G. Blanchard, treas., in account with Wilton Public Library.
.
DR.
Balance on hand from last year
$51 05
Town appropriation 300 00
Concord & Montreal R. R. div. on 4 shrs.
28 00
Ladies Reading Club 20 00
Fines
24 37
Catalog sales
75
Non resident fees
25
Books bought for patrons
17 77
$442 19
CR.
Miss M. N. Abbot, salary
$150 00
Geo. E. Bales, insurance
99 99
L. H. Baldwin 56 70
Philadelphia Bookstore Co.
41 05
C. E. Lauriat Co. books
19 30
D. Whiting & Sons
16 77
F. J. Barnard
15 80
Miss M. N. Abbot, supplies
2 55
labor
1 65
Mrs. Kidder, labor
1 50
30
D. E. Proctor 1 48 50
H. P. Ring,
$407 29
Balance on hand $34 90
Geo. G. Blanchard Treas. in acct. with Geo. A. Newell Fund.
DR.
Concord & Montreal R. R. Div. on 18 shrs. $126 00
CR.
Philadelphia Bookstore Co., books $126 00
GEO. G. BLANCHARD, Treasurer.
Approved
D. E. PROCTOR,
GEO. E. BALES,
Finance Committee.
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SEXTON'S REPORT.
Age.
Date.
Name of Deceased.
Years.
Months
Days
Place of Death. Place of Burial.
Feb. 1 Annie J. McGettigen 28 Emma Sylvester
7
Wilton
Wilton
33
4
Mar. 5 Rudolph Sylvester
2
Apr. 22 John Landers
48
Milford
68
9 21 Wilton
May
28 Mary Wheeler 14 Catherine Dillon 20 William Kimball 18 Bridget Mahoney 25 Charles G. Blanchard 9 Fannie B. Frye
87
9 15
74
Boston
Wilton
65
11 25
Lowell
June
20
2 23 Wilton
Sept.
1 Clarence Moquin
2
8 15
Oct.
7 Robert R. Loyd
80
9
8
43
25
Nov.
22 Carrie L. Temple 27 Patrick O Leary 4 Infant Carter 20 Alseia McCabe 5 Susan J. Morse
73
3 5 Grasmere
Dec.
63
3 17 Wilton
Plymouth Wilton
10 Margaret Landers 22 Mabel E. Frye 28 Henry P. Proctor
83
7 4 Grasmere
17 11 21 Wilton
231 6
66
66
Lyndeboro Lowell Woburn
59
66
4 Milford
Framingham, M Salem, Mass Wilton
S. MCCLINTOCK, Sexton.
.
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SEXTON'S REPORT.
Age.
Date.
Name of Deceased.
Years.
Mos.
Days.
Place of Death. Place of Burial
Jan. 3 Abby F. White
69 4 6 Wilton
Wilton
4 Sumner Blanchard
69 11
18 Hattie M. Savage
45
24 W. W. Curtis
74 6
Cambridge M
28 Ethel Whitney
9 Medford M
Feb. 28 Joseph W. Goss
92 8 26 Wilton
Nashua Wilton
Mar. 4 Infant twins Wright S Margaret Liberty
70
66
66
21 Geo:ge McAlester
82 Lyndeboro
66
23 Margaret Whoulahan
70
Wilton
66
Apr. 12 Infant Purdy
26 Abner Lewis
87
Grassmere
66
May
7 Emeline Sawtelle
68 11 14
66
66
July 12 Ann E. Wheeler
57 85 7 Nashua Milford
Oct.
21 Ann E. Burtt
77
4 8 Amherst
66
24 Fred S. Pierce
40 19 Fitchburg
Nov. 28 David Wright
18 Wilton
66
Dec.
5 Rufus Stowe
79
Worcester M
22 Beulah Monroe
3
Wilton 66
27 Lillian Trevitt
21 7 5
Mont Vernon Danvers Mass
31 Mary A. Putmna
81 6
6
24 Samuel Eveletlı
18 7 7 Albany NY
Wilton
27 Mary A. Woodman 1 Charles Sawtelle
86 10
Wilton
66
74 5
66
Aug. 30 Mary A. Peabody
66
66
66
W. H. BARNES Sexton.
VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGES REGISTERED in the TOWN of WILTON, for the year ending Dec 31, 1904.
Date.
of Marriage.
of
each at time of marriage.
Age in years
Color ofeach
Occupation
of Groom and Bride.
Birthplace of each.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Оссира- tion.
|Times Mar'd.
Condition
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom married.
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