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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01847 7544
GC 974.202 N79AR, 1907-1912
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
HIGHWAY AGENTS
AND
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF THE TOWN OF
NORTH HAMPTON,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 1907
EXETER, N. H. The News=Letter Press 1907
CONCORD
ANNUAL REPORTS
r
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
HIGHWAY AGENTS
AND
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF THE TOWN OF
NORTH HAMPTON,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 1907
EXETER, N. H. The News=Letter Press 1907
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Town Officers.
Moderator, JOHN W. WARNER.
Town Clerk, ROY R. ROLLINS. Selectmen,
OTIS S. BROWN,
IRVING W. BROWN, ARTHUR E. SEAVEY.
Representative, LEVI W. FOGG. Highway Agents,
GEORGE L. GARLAND, CHARLES F. SMITH.
EBEN L. DALTON,
Supervisors of Check List,
ALBERT BACHELDER, GEORGE D. BROWN.
JOHN L. SMITH,
Police and Constables,
GEORGE E. PERKINS, FRED L. SHAW.
Board of Health,
EBEN L. DALTON, ALBERT BACHELDER, HERBERT A. WHITE.
Auditors,
JOSEPH O. HOBBS, FRED L. DOW. School Board,
ALBERT E. LOCKE, NATHANIEL T. RIDLON, WILFRED J. CHEVALIER. Library Trustees,
FRED L. DOW,
EBEN L. DALTON,
GEORGE A. BOYNTON.
Town Warrant.
[L. s.] THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the Inhabitants of the Town of North Hampton, in the County of Rockingham, in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at Town House in said North Hampton, on Tuesday, the twelfth day of March next, at one of the clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following subjects :
I. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the ensuing year.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year, and make appropriation of the same.
3. To see if the town will vote to accept state aid for roads.
4. To see if the town will vote to build a library building, or take any other action that may be necessary to provide more room for the public library.
Given under our hands and seal twenty-first day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seven.
OTIS S. BROWN, IRVING W. BROWN, of
Selectmen
ARTHUR E. SEAVEY, North Hampton.
A true copy of Warrant. Attest :
OTIS S. BROWN, IRVING W. BROWN, of
Selectmen
ARTHUR E. SEAVEY, ) North Hampton.
Appropriations Recommended for 1907. -
State and county,
$4,000 00
Discount,
400 00
Schools,
2,302 50
Tuition,
600 00
Poor,
200 00
Roads,
1,500 00
Village District,
200 00
$9,202 50
OTIS S. BROWN, JOSEPH O. HOBBS, SIMON O. LAMPREY, EBEN L. DALTON,
Appropriation Committee.
Selectmen's Report.
INVENTORY.
Polls, 222,
$22,200
Lands and buildings, -
633,069
Horses, 301,
14,710
Oxen, 10,
520
Cows, 597,
15,680
Other neat stock, 84,
1,406
Sheep, 80,
320
Carriages, 123,
4,490
Stock in public funds,
300
Stock in corporations in this State,
17,100
Stock in corporations out of this State,
20,000
Stock in trade,
5,300
Mills and machinery,
3,400
Light and power,
3,000
Lumber and wood,
3,200
$744,695
-State, County, Town, School and Highway Taxes, $1.40 on $100.
Amount committed to Collector,
$10,449 82
Uncollected Feb. 15, 1907, 89 39
Village District Tax, .21 on $100.
Amount Committed to Collector,
$559 34
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STATE AND COUNTY.
Paid State tax,
County tax,
$1,535 00 2,406 90
$3,941 90
DISCOUNT.
Paid Collector, discount on taxes, $408 22
SCHOOLS.
Paid School Board,
$2,302 50
Tuition for pupils at Exeter, 47 00
Hampton, 578 00
$2,927 50
ABATEMENTS.
Joseph E. Berry, on poll,
$1 40
Charles H. Corson,
I 40
Charles H. Goff,
two years,
2 80
George D. Brown,
three years,
4 20
George Moore,
two years,
2 80
John Brown, on land,
2 80
John I. Page,
70
George A. Plummer, on stock,
2 80
Samuel J. Knowles, error in tax,
I OO
George Dearborn, on poll,
I 40
Eben L. Dalton, "
I 40
$22 70
TOWN AND COUNTY POOR.
Paid N. H. State Hospital, board of Alfred H. Brown, $36 57
N. H. State Hospital, clothing for Alfred H. Brown, 6 06
Board, care, expenses and burial of John Towle, 230 32
$272 95
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CEMETERIES.
Paid Robert L. Mitchell, care of Centre cemetery, $59 65 George D. Brown, care of East Centre cem- etery two years, 42 85
$102 50
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Paid Charles F. Smith, highway agent [see re-
port], $539 32
Eben L. Dalton, highway agent [see re-
port],
541 45
George L. Garland, highway agent [see re- port], 451 3I
Irving W. Brown, labor on road,
37 50
Otis S. Brown, gravel pit,
50 00
Fred L. Shaw, 66
50 00
Jesse C. Smith,
200 00
James W. Barrett, railing and labor,
56 03
Walter W. Goss, painting railing, I 50
Charles F. Smith, for gravel bought by load, 9 00
Charles W. Locke, labor on sidewalk, II 25
Irving W. Brown, labor and stock, sidewalk, 118 18
$2,065 54
STATE ROAD.
Paid George E. Taylor,
labor,
$55 80
George L. Garland,
246 92
Charles F. Smith,
66
IOI 60
James F. Hobbs,
44 10
Frank H. Leavitt,
81 90
J. Allen Fenwick,
56 87
Orrin B. Leavitt,
66
II 33
E. P. Blake,
66
17 50
Frank Simpson,
66
63 88
William Drysdale,
66
14 88
Charles W. Locke,
66
24 00
-
8
Paid Charles Boynton,
labor,
$12 25
Cecil Seavey,
66
9 00
Hiram Farrell,
76 75
Horace A. Moulton,
66
38 50
George M. Smith,
32 40
George A. Tourtillott,
66
108 15
Fred C. Leavitt,
66
85 65
Simon H. Leavitt,
66
88 05
Goodwin Jenness,
15 05
Orrin H. Jenness, ·
66
12 25
Willard H. Philbrook,
66
6 75
John L. Smith,
66
57 70
Irving W. Brown, labor and drain pipe,
192 42
Arthur E. Seavey,
labor,
I 50
Eli G. Bunker,
66
59 40
George D. Cotton,
54 50
Alvin C. Brown,
12I 77
Elmer J. Smith,
66
81 60
Frank E. Moore,
36 00
Eben L. Dalton,
471 38
John F. Taylor,
66
94 50
Justin E. Drake,
58 40
David J. Lamprey,
217 15
Chester Seavey,
72 90
Fred L. Shaw,
66 60
Robert L. Mitchell,
47 40
Otis S. Brown,
66
50 00
$2,886 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid J. Arthur Brown, surveying, $5 25
Albert E. Locke, for plow and repairing road machine, 26 40
Light and Power Co., electric lights, 70 83
J. G. Mace, Memorial day, 25. 00
9
Paid John Templeton, printing reports, $24 00 66 orders and receipt
books, 2 50
Newburyport Herald, printing dog notices, 2 00
Edward M. Smith, surveying, I OO
Simon H. Leavitt, removing brown tail moths, 23 00
Dr. H. A. White, record of births and deaths, 4 00
J. H. Batchelder, collector book, 2 50
Dr. Junkins and Dr. Eastman, examination of Alfred H. Brown as to sanity, 6 00
George E. Frost, water trough, 3 00
Alvin C. Brown, two years, 6 00
Roy R. Rollins, making return to Concord of births, marriages and deaths, prior to 1850, 19 25
George L. Seavey, postage and printing, 8 40
S. A. Dow, two lanterns and two potato hooks, 3 00
David J. Lamprey, two cords of wood, 6 00
Fred L. Dow, postage stamps for town reports, 1 62
Levi W. Fogg, oil for library, 59
$240 34
OFFICIAL SERVICES.
Paid George D. Brown, Auditor in 1905, $2 00
John W. Warner, Auditor and Election
Inspector, 5 00
Edward M. Smith, Supervisor, I2 00
Willard H. Philbrook, « 12 00
Orrin B. Leavitt, Hearse Warden, 20 00
Eben L. Dalton, Tree Warden,
5 50
George E. Perkins, Constable and Police, 24 14
Fred L. Shaw, 2 00
Frank A. Marston, Election Inspector,
3 00
Charles F. Smith, 66
3 00
Roy R. Rollins, Town Clerk and Treasurer, 40 00 George L. Seavey, Collector of Taxes, 60 00
IO
Paid Arthur E. Seavey, Overseer of Poor,
$II 50
Arthur E. Seavey, Selectman, 26 50
Irving W. Brown, 66
27 00
Otis S. Brown,
50 00
Levi W. Fogg, Librarian,
50 00
- $353 64
DISBURSEMENTS.
State and County,
$3,941 90
Discount on taxes,
408 22
Schools,
2,927 50
Abatements,
22
70
Poor,
272 95
Cemeteries,
102 50
Roads,
2,065 54
State road,
2,886 80
Miscellaneous,
240 34
Official services,
353 64
$13,222 09
RECEIPTS.
On hand from last year,
$1,439 00
Received from uncollected taxes, 1906,
187 II
Insurance tax,
54 00
Railroad tax,
95 18
Savings Bank tax,
950 98
Literary fund,
61 00
Dog licenses,
129 66
Interest on deposit,
82 99
For gravel,
2 80
For use of road machine in Greenland,
1 00
Pedler's license,
2 00
Cemetery fund,
68 06
Cemetery lots,
60 00
From County for the support of John Towle,
230 32
From State for road,
705 61
" Collector of taxes,
10,360 40
-$14,430 II
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Cash on hand,
Uncollected taxes,
$1,208 02 89 39
Balance in favor of town, $1,297 4I
Total joint fund of town and state for state road,
$3,061 40
Expended on state road, 2,886 80
Balance due by town and state, $174 60
Balance due by town,
$119 94
Balance due by state,
$54 66
Cemetery Trust Fund of $2,000 00
One thousand in Portsmouth Savings Bank, and one
thousand in Strafford Savings Bank at Dover, N. H.
The banks will pay three and one-half per cent. the present year.
OTIS S. BROWN,
IRVING W. BROWN, of
ARTHUR E. SEAVEY, North Hampton.
3 Selectmen
AUDITORS' REPORT.
We, the undersigned, having examined the books and the ac- counts of the Selectmen, Treasurer and Cemetery Trust Fund, find them correct with proper vouchers.
JOSEPH O. HOBBS, Auditors. FRED L. DOW,
Treasurer's Report.
DR.
Cash on hand,
$1,439 00
Balance of interest from last year,
7 99
Amount received from G. L. Seavey, Collector of
Taxes,
10,547 5I
Amount received from pedlers' licenses,
2 00
66
dog licenses,
129 66
66
county (John Towle),
230 32
66
66
gravel,
2 80
66
66
interest on cemetery fund, 68 06
66
interest on deposits, 75 00
66
66
Greenland, for use of road machine, I 00
66
66
State for roads, ,
705 61
66
66
insurance tax,
54 00
66
66 railroad tax,
95 18
66
66 savings bank tax,
950 98
66
66
66 literary fund,
61 00
$14,430 II
CR.
Amount paid state tax,
$1,535 00
66
" county tax,
2,406 90
“ Selectmen's orders,
9,280 19
Cash on hand,
1,208 02
$14,430 II
ROY R. ROLLINS, Town Treasurer.
NORTH HAMPTON, N. H., February 21, 1907.
cemetery lots,
60 00
.
Reports of Highway Agents.
REPORT OF GEORGE L. GARLAND, HIGHWAY AGENT.
RECEIPTS.
May 8, Cash,
$100 00
29, i6
177 06
July 5, 66
115 00
Nov. 17,
41 52
Feb. 15,
20 25
$453 83
EXPENDITURES.
CUTTING BUSHES.
Paid Oliver Wingate,
$8 7.5
Charles Dalton,
4 37
Chester Seavey,
2 63
George L. Garland,
10 00
$25 75
LABOR ON ROADS.
Paid Oliver Wingate,
$14 88
Charles Dalton,
6 75
E. Mason,
5 25
R. Mitchell,
22 88
E. Smith,
15 50
E. H. Dalton,
8 00
C. Seavey,
13 75
Will Jessup,
7 00
R. Marston,
22 75
H. Riley,
10 00
W. H. Marston,
8 00
Morris Locke,
4 00
I4
Paid R. Mitchell,
$13 00
E. Moulton,
7 00
S. O. Lamprey,
4 00
Frank Moore,
8 00
George Tourtilott,
4 00
Percy Norton,
II 13
Cyrus Fogg,
2 60
Orice Moulton,
3 50
R. Marston,
25 04
George L. Garland,
148 25
J. Taylor, 3 loads gravel,
25
Dynamite,
I
50
$367 56
LABOR ON 4 BRIDGE.
Paid Cyrus Fogg,
$9 00
Russell Marston,
8 75
G. L. Garland,
8 00
$25 75
BREAKING ROAD.
March 20.
Paid E. Smith,
$2 25
Geo. L. Garland,
2 25
T. Whenal,
50
Fred Neally,
50
W. Drysdale,
50
Geo. Smith, men and teams,
7 00
E. L. Dalton,
2 52
Feb. 5, 1907 :
Paid R. Mitchell,
3 00
Geo. L. Garland,
3 00
A. S. Marston, men and teams,
13 25
$34 77
$453 83
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REPORT OF CHARLES F. SMITH, HIGHWAY AGENT.
WORK ON HIGHWAY.
Paid self, team and man,
$127 25
F. L. Shaw,
16 00
J. E. Drake,
31 75
James F. Hobbs,
17 25
Fred J. Moore,
20 00
D. W. Knowles,
19 00
L. W. Knowles,
IO 50
D. C. Smith,
IO 75
F. H. Leavitt,
22 75
S. A. Jenness,
3 75
G. E. Frost,
8 00
S. H. Leavitt,
14 50
F. C. Leavitt,
22 50
F. O. Brown,
4 00
G. L. Seavey,
20 00
G. L. Garland,
2 00
R. L. Mitchell,
3 50
G. E. Moulton,
7 00
F. Hendry,
2 50
A. C. Dow,
14 37
J. A. Dearborn,
2 50
$379 87
Paid S. J. Knowles, for gravel,
$6 40
G. L. Barton,
I 20
E. Lamprey, 66
I 40
.
$9 00
BREAKING ROADS.
1906-1907.
Paid J. L. Smith,
$0 75
H. Clark,
75
F. L. Shaw,
5 IO
J. E. Drake,
8 35
F. Simpson,
2 25
.
I6
Paid L. W. Knowles,
$2 00
D. W. Knowles,
50
F. Hendry,
50
J. Barton,
75
F. O. Brown,
I 80
E. Lamprey,
I 80
Self, 2 men and team,
15 60
J. R. French,
50
C. Barton,
60
F. Norton,
4 33
S. H. Leavitt,
7 92
F. C. Leavitt,
15 35
$68 85
Paid for cutting brown tail moths (1906),
$20 00
66 bushes (1906),
30 85
BRIDGES AND GRADING.
Paid self, team and man,
$15 25
E. Brown,
5 00
J. O. Hobbs,
8 50
Self, team and man,
5 50
G. Barton,
5 50
$39 75
$159 45
CHARLES F. SMITH, Highway Agent.
REPORT OF EBEN L. DALTON, HIGHWAY AGENT.
1906.
April 9, To getting road scraper,
$0 50
17, 4 horses on scraper,
5 00
I man,
I 75
2 50
2 00
18, 4 horses on scraper,
5 00
I man, I 75
17
April 18, To I man,
$0 75
2 50
2 men on stones,
3 00
19,
I man,
I 75
20, 4 horses on scraper,
5 00
I man,
I 75
on stones,
I 75
2I,
4 horses on scraper,
5 00
I man, 66
2 00
3 men on stones,
4 00
I one-horse cart on stones,
I 50
22,
2 men on stones, 3 00
I one horse and cart,
I 50
24,
4 horses and scraper,
5 00
I man,
I 75
66
2 00
on stones,
I 75
25,
I team Mill road, gravel,
4 00
I man
1 75
26, 2 men on stones,
2 50
27,
I team,
2 50
I man,
I 50
28,
I team, 4 00
I man,
I 75
30,
2 teams,
8 00
I man,
I 75
2 00
May
I, 2 teams,
8 00
I man, ·
I 75
2 00
2, I horse and cart on stones, and man, 2 75
3,
66 66
2 75
5, 3 teams on gravel on Mill road, 12 00
I man, I 50
66
2 75
4,
2 00
I 75
18
May 5, To I man, $1 75
8, 4 horses on scraper, 2 50
I man,
88
I team on rocks, Mill road, 2 00
I man, Mill road,
88
66
75
9, on drain at A. Bachelder's, I 75
66
88
66 66 66
: 00
IO, 2 men part day, 66
I
75
I team on rocks,
2 00
I man
75
II,
I team
4 00
I man,
I 50
17,
2 teams on gravel, Chapel road, 8 00
I team 66
2 00
I man
75
66
I
75
18,
I team on Mill road,
2 00
I man, 75
23, 4 horses on scraper on Garland hill,
5 00
I man,
I 75
2 00
24, 2 teams on gravel, Mill road,
8 00
I man
I 75
66 66
I 50
25,
I team
4 00
66
3 00
H man
I 75
66
66 66
75
66
66 66
I OO
26,
4 horses on scraper
5 00
I man
I 75
2 00
29,
I team on Chapel road,
3 00
I man
I 25
66
.
I 00
19
May 29, To I team on roll on Chapel road,
$2 00
June 4,
" on Chapel road,
2 00
I man,
88
75
6, 2 teams on gravel, Mill road,
8 00
I man
I 75
66
66
I
50
9,
2 teams
66 66
8 00
I man
66
66
I
75
66
66
I 50
June II,
I team
66 66
4 00
I man
66
66
I 75
12,
I team
66
66
4 00
I man
66
I 75
I3,
I team
66
4 00
I man
66
66
I 75
15,
I team
66
4 00
I man
66
I 75
16,
I team on rocks,
4 00
I man 66
I 75
18, 2 teams on gravel, Mill road,
8 00
I man,
I 75
66
I 50
19,
2 teams on gravel, Mill road,
8 00
I man, Mill road, 66 66
I 50
2I,
2 teams 66
8 00
I man® 66
I 75
66
I 50
23,
2 teams 66
5 00
I man 66
2 00
24, I team on Woodland road, I man,
I 75
For gravel,
2 80
Cutting bushes, 25 days, man's labor, 38 50
Bachelder's hill, 5 days team
19 78
66
man's “
II 60
I 75
4 00
20
Lamprey's hill, 8 days' work with team, $32 00 . 9 " man's labor,
. 13 38
LABOR ON BOULEVARD.
1906.
Apr. 10, To I team on scraper, repairing wash-out, $2 50
2 men, repairing wash-out, I 75
II, I team, 4 00
I man,
I 75
.
23, 4 horses on scraper, 5 00
I man 66
I 75
66 66
2 00
66
I 75
I team on stones,
4 00
I man
I 75
26,
I team scraping sand and carting rock,
4 00
I man,
I 75
2 00
66
I 25
27,
I team on stones,
3 50
I man, I 25
May 18, 4 horses on scraper, 1-2 day,
2 50
I man,
I 75
66
I 50
I team,
2 00
I man,
I OO
19,
3 teams on gravel,
12 00
I man
I 75
2 men,
2 25
2I,
I team on stone,
4 00
I man,
I 75
22,
I team,
4 00
I man,
I 75
June
2, I team on gravel,
3 00
7, 2 teams on screen gravel,
3 50
L
66
87
2I
June II, To I team on stone, $1 50
22, 2 teams on gravel, 2 00
25, on Marsh hill and stone, 6 00
2 men on drains,
3 00
26, 2 teams, 2 00
I man,
2 00
Aug. 13, I load screen gravel,
2 00
2I I team "
2 25
23, 2 men on rock,
2 00
July
2, I team on gravel, I 50
1
$107 87
RECAPITULATIVE STATEMENT OF HIGHWAY AGENT FOR THE EAST
DISTRICT.
Amount of money expended,
$541 45
WHERE LAID OUT.
Woodland road and Lamprey's hill,
$71 63
Mill road,
136 83
Chapel road,
41 13
Maple road,
17 36
Atlantic Ave. and Sea road,
24 50
Marston Ave. and Little road,
7 00
Albert Bachelder's hill,
31 38
Garland's hill,
8 75
Drain near A. Bachelder's,
5 38
Picking stones,
48 12
Boulevard,
107 87
Cutting bushes,
38 50
Gravel,
2 80
$54I 45
COST OF LABOR.
Man labor,
$329 53
Horse and ox labor,
2II 92
$541 45
EBEN L. DALTON, Highway Agent.
School Report.
TO THE CITIZENS OF NORTH HAMPTON :
With the close of another year it becomes our duty to report the condition of our schools. It has been in our judgment a prosper- ous year. It has been our aim to do everything possible to im- prove and advance the interest of our schools. We are hoping to make more improvements during the coming year. Improve- ments are in order in every walk of life. We are advancing to a higher elevation in everything, and the world will demand more of us each year. For this reason we are obliged to give our children a more liberal, broader, and higher education. We have a country, a state, and town in which every citizen may justly take much pride. Probably the most important factor that has brought us to our high state of civilization is our public school system, and a compulsory education. If we are to keep in the front rank and lead the world, education must be fostered and advanced as never before. Some countries have made the mistake of educating the classes. We have corrected the error by making it our policy to educate the masses. In final analyses the secret lies in making the individual right, for when each individual is right, then the nation and civilization are right. The beauty of the present era is the fact that each year more attention is paid to educational matters. We shall continue our posterity under the influence of this mighty power.
During the past year we have exchanged some of our old books for new and up to date editions. We have introduced Milnes' New and Practical Arithmetic, Brooks' Readers, a new Language Book, Steps in English, and Bradbury's Sight Arithmetic. New Webster's Dictionaries have been purchased for Centre and East schools.
We have made no changes in our teachers during the past year. The Centre Grammar School has been fortunate in being again un- der the instruction of Miss Nettie E. Campbell, who has had mark- ed success in this school in the three and a half years she has been here. She has worked faithfully for the advancement of her pupils.
Miss Octavia Cousens has been very successful in teaching the Centre primary school. Her work is excellent. You can get the.
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best idea of her true value as a teacher by visiting the school. The progress and behavior of her pupils testify to her faithfulness and efficiency. Miss Anna Northcott, teacher of the East school, who has been with us the past year, is doing excellent work. She is much loved and respected by her pupils. The school is making good progress under her direction.
The study of music in our schools has continued under the able direction of Mr. Carl L. Akeley. We have been very fortunate in being able to retain him as our instructor. We are of the opinion that his equal does not exist in this state as a teacher of music for public schools. The study of music in our schools is one of great importance and must be continued. It develops the mind, im- proves the character and brings out a musical talent which other- wise might have remained dormant for life.
The average attendance has been lower than last year, caused partly by the whooping cough, which was prevalent during the fall at Centre schools. Parents should make an effort to have their children attend as regularly as possible. Each class advances a step each day, and a day lost is hard to make up.
The State Superintendent is urging on us the importance of form- ing a district with some other town or towns, and hiring a superin- tendent who shall have charge of our schools. Nineteen supervis- ory districts have been formed in the State since the law was placed on the statute books in 1899. When two or more towns vote to unite for the purpose of employing a superintendent, the State will pay one-half his salary.
The number of pupils registered in each school is: Center Grammar, 21 ; Center Primary, 27 ; East School, 25 ; making all who attend school in town, 73. Number of boys, 36 ; girls, 37.
Of those who attend school elsewhere, and whose tuition is paid by the town, there are at Hampton High School the following :
Charles W. Barton, James Barton,
Raymond Hobbs,
Blanch Knowles,
Lemira Hobbs,
Mabel Philbrook,
Chauncey Barton,
James Hobbs,
Leonard Philbrick,
Bessie Brown; Leon Hobbs,
Shirley Moulton,
Guy Hendry,
Ethel Johnson,
Austin Norton,
Jessie Fogg,
George Johnson,
Content Ward.
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Two pupils at Robinson Female Seminary, Exeter :--
Sadie Ethel Moore. Nima Berry Locke.
The following are the names of pupils who graduated from our Grammar schools in June, 1906.
CENTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Ethel Jenness Barton, Leonard Parker Philbrick,
Austin Joshua Norton, Nima Berry Locke, Byron Dame Smith.
EAST GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Bessie Anna Brown, Percy Thomas Perkins,
Jessie Rollins Fogg, Shirley Raymond Moulton.
LIST OF TEXT-BOOKS USED IN THE SCHOOLS.
Readers .- Brooks', Heath's, and several Supplementary Readers. Speller .- Alton. Arithmetics .- Milnes', Bradbury's. Language .- Steps in English. Geographies .- Tarbell's, Introductive and Complete. Histories .- Montgomery Series. Physiologies .- Health for Little Folks, Our Bodies and How We Live, How to Keep Well. Writing .- Practical Writing, by Spencer. Music .- Modern Music Readers, Harmonic Music Books.
ALBERT E. LOCKE. NATHANIEL T. RIDLON. WILFRED J. CHEVALIER.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
CENTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Second Term. Third Term.
Harold G. Hobbs,
Austin J. Norton,
First Term. Isabell Leavitt,
Austin J. Norton,
Byron D. Smith,
Raelene A. Leavitt,
Herman L. Norton,
Ethel J. Barton,
Blanch M. Taylor,
Ethel J. Barton,
Isabell Leavitt,
Adalene L. Chase,
Raelene A. Leavitt,
Raelene A. Leavitt,
Nima B. Locke.
Nima B. Locke.
Present every day, but tardy once :- Ray E. Fogg, Harold G. Hobbs, Herman L. Norton.
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CENTER PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Second Term. Third Term. First Term:
Christopher D. Moore, Leonard Smith,
Ernest T. Wiggin.
Earl H. Philbrick, - Ernest T. Wiggin,
Leonard Smith. Etta M. Norton,
Bernice J. Wiggin.
Tardy once :- Harry T. Whenal.
EAST SCHOOL.
Second Term. Third Term.
Abbott Brown, Abbott Brown,
Melvin Locke,
Carl Moulton,
Carl Moulton, Josephine Brown,
Percy Perkins,
Bessie Brown,
Chester Jenness,
Bessie Brown,
Elizabeth Clark,
Jessie Fogg,
Shirley Moulton.
First Term. Josephine Brown, Melvin Locke.
Elizabeth Clark,
Lila Moulton,
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Balance received from last year,
$287 84
Received for supplies sold,
96
Received from Town Treasurer,
2,302 50
$2,591 30
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid Nettie E. Campbell,
$447 00
Anna Northcott,
429 00
Octavia Cousens,
399 00
Carl L. Akeley,
171 00
For transportation,
170 75
" janitors,
42 44
" insurance,
20 00
" wood,
38 12
" coal,
51 48
Town of Rye, Locke tax,
19 00
I. W. Brown, mason work,
17 80
N. T. Ridlon, labor and lumber,
II 32
Charles W. Philbrick, repairs,
10 45
Miscellaneous,
87 15
School supplies and books,
184 59
Official,
55 00
Auditors,
4 00
$2,158 10
Balance on hand, $433 20 ALBERT E. LOCKE, Treasurer.
We certify that we have this day examined the accounts of Albert E. Locke as Treasurer of the School Board of North Hampton, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched, with a balance on hand of four hundred and thirty-three and 20-100 dollars.
JOHN L. SMITH, JOHN W. WARNER, S
Auditors.
February 16, 1907.
BIRTHS Registered in the Town of North Hampton, N. H., for the year ending December 31, 1906.
DATE OF BIRTH, 1906.
PLACE OF BIRTH.
.
SEX.
NO. OF CHILD.
COLOR.
NAME OF FATHER.
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER.
April 27
North Hampton.
F
1
White.
June
12
1
3
7
Everett E. Chick
July
9
20
M
1
Herbert Steele
Sept.
4
2
J. Everett Mason William Drysdale
Nov.
9
F
3
Abram C. Dow Carl R. Block George L. Coulter
19
Addie F. Tuttle. Lila A. Dearborn. Alice M. Arnold. Annie E. Blake. Anna A. Lewis. Effie M. Thompson. Margaret I. Cannon.
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MARRIAGES Registered in the Town of North Hampton, N. H., for the year ending December 31, 1906.
DATE, 1906.
PLACE OF MARRIAGE.
NAMES.
RESIDENCE.
AGE.
February 28
North Hampton
Joseph O. Hobbs Annie W. Hoyt
North Hampton North Hampton
50
22
North Hampton
31
September 9
Greenland
E. Everett Marston Effie L. Crowell
North Hampton
27
October 17
North Hampton
Jack Fenwick Elizabeth J. Seavey
North Hampton Portsmouth
23
November 28
North Hampton
Charles C. White Nellie E. Moulton
Hampton North Hampton
26
23
21
DEATHS Registered in the Town of North Hampton, N. H., for the year ending December 31, 1906.
AGE.
DATE, 1906.
NAME.
Yrs.
Mos.
Days.
NAME OF FATHER.
NAME OF MOTHER.
April
10
Joseph L. Marston
76
18
7
Thomas L. Marston
.
17
Josephine P. Whenal
1
10
7
Thomas B. Whenal
May
6
William E. Moulton
50
3
3
Daniel G. Moulton
Hannah J. Varrell.
9
Grace W. Philbrook
35
6
22
William H. Dunham
Augusta A. Brown.
June
21
Arianna E. Tarlton
67
3
1
Josiah Smith
Sophia Safford.
July
20
Bennett H. Nash
72
14
Joshua Nash
August
4
Alice D. Coulter John Towle
90
4
21
22
Edmund F. Slafter
90
3
23
Sylvester Slafter
Mary Armstrong.
October
19
Eliza A. Brown
74
2
25
David P. Brown
Nancy C. Perkins.
27
George Batchelder
67
6
18
Levi Batchelder
Clarissa Marston.
December
26
Dolly G. Dearborn
94
5
19
Nathaniel Dearborn
31
Celia Dalton
60
10
10
Samuel I. Warner
Lucy P. Dearborn. Anne Horn.
.
1
16
George L. Coulter Joshua Towle
Pauline Tucker. Alice M. Arnold. Lydia Nudd.
September
13
Mary Baily. Isabel J. White.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
HIGHWAY AGENTS
AND
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF THE TOWN OF
NORTH HAMPTON
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