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GC 974.202 D23AR, 1892
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01882 1840
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER, AND
Board of Foucation
OF THE
TOWN OF DANVILLE,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH 1, 1892,
TOGETHER WITH THE
VITAL STATISTICS
OF THE TOWN FOR THE YEAR 1891.
NEWTON, N. H .: IRVING M. HEATH, PRINTER. 1892.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER,
AND
t Haucation
OF THE
TOWN OF DANVILLE,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH 1, 1892,
TOGETHER WITH THE
VITAL STATISTICS
OF THE TOWN FOR THE YEAR 1891.
NEWTON, N. H .: IRVING M. HEATH, PRINTER, 1892.
Town Officers.
Town Clerk. CHARLES H. BRADLEY.
Selectmen.
MELBURN J. DIMOND, EUGENE F. KIMBALL, CHARLES P. GRIFFIN.
Town Treasurer. LESTER A. COLBY.
Collector of Taxes. PERLEY R. TEWKSBURY.
Representative to the General Court. JOHN H. COLLINS.
Board of Education.
CHARLES P. GRIFFIN, WOODBURY D. COLLINS, CHARLES H. SARGENT.
Road Agents.
ALVA B. COLLINS, EUGENE F. KIMBALL.
Supervisors of Check List. JOHN F. HEATH, ROBERT S. FRENCH, CHARLES E. QUIMBY.
Auditors.
HERBERT E. COLBY, EDWARD W. HUNT.
VALUATIONS.
Polls, 187, Land and buildings,
Horses, 122,
$18,700 00 154,901 00 9,076 00 250 00
Asses and mules, 4,
Oxen, 33,
1,470 00
Cows, 140,
3,628 00
Other neat stock, 40,
580 00
Sheep, 19,
82 00
Carriages, 3,
271 00
Stock in trade,
9,100 00
Mills,
2,000 00
Total Valuation.
$200,058 00
APPROPRIATIONS.
For State tax,
505 00
County tax,
487 94
Schools by law,
353 50
66 vote of town,
300 00
Town debt,
700 00
charges,
300 00
Road machine,
258 00
Memorial day,
60 00
Roads and bridges,
400 00
$3,364 44
Selectmen's Report.
The Selectmen have received money and notes as follows :
Received cash with this book,
$331 41
Literary fund notes, 309 58
Of State treasurer, railroad tax, 6 71
66 savings bank tax, 450 88
literary fund, 118 75
Interest on literary fund notes, 5 13
County Treasurer, for support of Emma Peavey,
84 00
County Treasurer, for funeral expenses of Wil- liam Blackwell, 25 00
Everett Kimball, money belonging to William Blackwell, 5 15
James Dibbly, balance of cost in William Black- well case, 5 50
George Wilson, town hall agent,
9 00
Augustus Seaver, for 1891, 20 00
County Treasurer, cost of inquest on William Blackwell, II 91
Lucy A. Colby, on notes of town, 858 00
Perley R. Tewksbury, collector, 1890, 41. 90
for 1891, 3427 06
Total,
$5,709 98
5
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid Irving M. Heath, for printing reports, $19 00
M. J. Dimond, for time spent with team, trying road machine, 3 00
J. Hadlock, for one Am. Champion road machine, 258 00 George W. March, appropriation for Memorial day, 60 00
M. J. Dimond, for journey to Concord, 6 00
M. J. Dimond, for one police badge, I 00
Edward Nickett, for tending light on highway, 66
2 25
E. G. Challis, 2 25
M. J. Dimond, for lodging four tramps, 4 00
Alfred Holt, for gravelling around hearse house in 1890, 3 20 D. C. Smith, for stock and labor, painting water closet at town hall, 2 50
John P. Webster, for labor done in cemetery, 4 50
Charles P. Griffin, for lodging one tramp, I OO
T. O. Harris, rebuilding cellar wall at town hall,
16 25
M. J. Dimond, for lodging two tramps, 2 00
Geo. M. Anderson, for repairs on town hall chimney,
2 00
Elmer C. Darby, for lanterns and lighting highway,
3 25
M. J. Dimond, journey to Exeter to settle with county, 3 00
M. J. Dimond, express on books, stationery, &c.,
1 00
F. W. Tuck, for going with hearse five times, 5 00
E. F. Kimball, journey to Concord, 5 00
H. P. Collins, insurance on road machine, 2 50
Bill of books, Sibly & Co., 2 64
Geo. M. Anderson, bed for lock-up, 1 00
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
Paid State tax,
$505 00
County tax, 487 94
$992 94
SUPPORT OF POOR.
Paid F. H. Wiggin, support of Emma Peavey, $98 00
Charles C. Tucker, for board of Albert George at county farm, 53 58
$410 34
6
Paid M. V. Tewksbury, for digging grave for William Black- well, $3 00
Richards & Dale, for casket for William Blackwell, 23 00
Charles P. Griffin, cost of inquest over body of W. Blackwell, II 9I
M. J. Dimond, cost of burial of William Blackwell, 8 12 John P. Webster, for care of body of W. Blackwell, 3 50
$201 II
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
Paid Charles H. Sargent, Treasurer of School Board, $983 38
$983 38
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Paid M. J. Dimond, bills for making snow paths,
$24 83
Eugene F. Kimball, 66 66
21 9I
Freeman W. Tuck,
21 60
Eugene F. Kimball, road agent,
163 00
Geo. H. Johnson, shoveling snow,
90
Alva B. Collins, road agent,
237 00
M. J. Dimond, for labor on H. Hill road,
29 00
Oliver Hunt, for making snow paths,
I 90
M. J. Dimond, for cutting bushes on highway,
12 00
Geo. H. McClare, for cutting bushes on highway,
9 00
John P. Webster,
8 25
Eugene F. Kimball, labor on Hassy road,
8 50
M. J. Dimond, cost of repairing bridge,
15 70
Alfred Holt, labor on highway,
I 20
Alva B. Collins, making snow paths in '92,
23 45
E. F. Kimball,
24 60
L. A. Colby, bridge timber,
29 13
W. D. Collins, for making snow paths 1891,
I 20
Charles H. Bradley, for making snow paths 1891,
4 50
W. F. Heath,
66
2 10
M. V. B. Tewksbury,
66 66
I 75
$651 72
66
IO 20
7 NOTES AND INTEREST.
Paid note and interest of Lucy A. Colby,
$615 00
J. H. Collins, interest on note of F. B. society. 50 00 L. W. Collins, parsonage note, 107 80
J. H. Collins, note and interest of F. B. society, 1,007 42
ABATEMENTS.
$1,780 22
Paid William Martin, overtax,
$1 75
Almon Dimond,
I 75
David Griffin, loss of dog,
2 00
E. A. Buzzell,
I OO
William Dyer, loss of horse,
3 50
Walter Bartlett, overtax,
I 75
James W. George, overtax,
I
57
Perley R. Tewksbury, uncollected tax,
5 88
L. A. Colby, loss of mule,
I
75
Oliver Hunt, loss of horse,
88
John H. Bagley, overtax,
IO
P. R. Tewksbury, dog taxes,
5 00
TOWN OFFICERS.
Paid M. J. Dimond, services as Selectman,
E. F. Kimball,
20 00
C. P. Griffin, 66
15 00
C. P. Griffin, services school board,
10 00
W. D. Collins, 66
10 00
Chas. H. Sargent, 66
10 00
Lester A. Colby, Town Treasurer,
15 00
Charles H. Bradley, Town Clerk,
15 00
Perley R. Tewksbury, Collector of Taxes,
35 43
$175 43
PUBLIC WATERING PLACES.
Paid David Griffin, for public watering place,
$3 00
Caroline P. Collins, 16
3 00
J. C. Bradley, & Co., 66 66
3 00
Bailey Sargent, 66 66
3 00
Walter P. Carter, 66
3 00
$15 00
$28 93
45 00
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RECAPITULATION.
Miscellaneous expenses,
$410 34
State and County tax,
992 94
Support of Poor,
201 II
Support of Schools,
983 38
Roads and Bridges,
651 72
Notes and Interest,
1,780 22
Abatements,
28 93
Town Officers,
175 43
Public watering places,
15 00
Literary fund notes,
309 58
Money in treasury,
161 33
$5,709 98
MELBURN J. DIMOND, ) Selectmen EUGENE F. KIMBALL, of CHARLES P. GRIFFIN, Danville.
Danville, N. H., Feb. 23, 1892.
We, the undersigned, auditors of the town of Danville, have exam- ined the foregoing accounts of the town presented to us by the Selectmen and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
HERBERT E. COLBY, Į EDWARD W. HUNT,
Auditors.
DOG TAX.
Balance on hand, $38 00
28 00
Amount of dog tax for 1891,
$66 00
FINANCIAL STATEMENT, FEB. 23, 1892.
Outstanding notes against the town,
$2,953 00
Unpaid taxes,
$116 48
Money in treasury,
161 33
$277 81
Total balance against the town,
$2,675 19
AVAILABLE RESOURCES.
Treasurer's Report.
The Treasurer has received from all sources the following sums : Amount in treasury, $331 41
Received of Augustus Seaver, janitor of town house, 20 00
Interest on literary fund notes, 5 13
Of State treasurer, for railroad tax, 6 71
literary fund, 118 75
savings bank tax, 450 88
Lucy A. Colby, for which she has the town note, 258 00
600 00
County Treasurer, for cost on coroner's in- quest over the body of Wm. Blackwell, II 9I
County Treasurer, for burial expenses of Wm. Blackwell, 25 00
County Treasurer, on account of Emma Peavey's board, 84 00
M. J. Dimond, on accounts due Wm. Blackwell, 10 65
G. A. Wilson, janitor of town house, 9 00
P. R. Tewksbury, collector of taxes for 1890, 41 90
66 1891, 3,427 06
$5,400 40
The Treasurer has paid the following sums on orders from the selectmen :
Paid County tax, $487 94
State tax, 505 00
Notes and interest,
1,780 22
IO
Paid Chas. H. Sargent, treasurer of school board,
$983 38
Support of poor,
20I II
Roads and bridges,
651 72
Town officers,
175 43
Abatements,
28 93
For maintaining public watering places,
15 00
Geo. W. March, amt. appropriated for Memorial day,
60 00
Incidental expenses of the town as approved and or- dered to be paid by the Selectmen, 35° 34
$5,239 07
RECAPITULATION.
Amount the Treasurer has received,
$5,400 40
" paid out,
5,239 07
Amount remaining in the hands of Treasurer,
$161 33
LESTER A. COLBY, Treasurer.
Account of Road Agents.
ACCOUNT OF ROAD AGENT FOR SOUTH DANVILLE.
Received from Town of Danville,
$237 00
Paid for working on roads as follows :
May '91, Byron Craigie,
$1 50
George McLane,
5 70
Leon Le Clerc,
5 25
Albert Nason,
12 00
Seth Cass,
3 25
June '91, Melburn Dimond,
2 25
J. G. Bailey,
22 70
Perley Tewksbury,
2 00
Oliver Hunt,
2 00
Lester A. Colby,
I 50
Levi Collins,
12 37
James W. George,
3 75
Israel Dimond,
27 50
C. H. Bradley,
23 25
James Kimball,
4 50
A. F. Seaver,
5 10
Sept. '91, Edson Collins,
I 50
M. V. B. Tewksbury,
2 25
John Flanders,
2 25
A. B. Collins,
93 62
Blacksmith work and sundries,
2 76
$237 00
A. B. COLLINS, Road Agent.
I 2
ACCOUNT OF ROAD AGENT FOR NORTH DANVILLE.
Paid Jonathan Osgood, for labor, $I 28
George F. Kimball, for labor, 4 50
O. S. Collins, for labor with horses,
4 75
Peter Metivier, for labor,
I 50
Emede Richialaur, for labor,
2 25
Levi S. Gordon, for labor with oxen and horses, 25 80
Freeman W. Tuck, for labor with horses,
10 03
E. J. Webster, for labor,
2 25
R. F. Towle, for labor with horses,
9 85
Daniel C. Hook, for labor with oxen,
4 50
J. Fred Sanborn, for labor with horses,
15 40
A. P. French, for labor with oxen, 9 00
Eugene F. Kimball, for labor,
22 00
John Metivier, for labor,
I 50
Robert S. French, for labor with oxen,
6 00
A. P. French, for labor with oxen,
14 02
A. P. French, for railing and putting up the same,
IO 75
A. P. French, for labor on bridge,
3 45
Jerry A. Elkins, for labor,
2 50
J. Fred Sanborn, for drawing bridge lumber,
5 40
R. F. Towle, for drawing bridge lumber,
I 60
Nathan Hoyt, for gravel,
I 00
George S. McClure, for labor,
50
Bailey Sargent, for labor with oxen and housing road machine, 3 00
$162 83
RECAPITULATION.
Amount received of Town Treasurer,
$163 00
expended on highway, 162 83
Amount unexpended, $0 17
EUGENE F. KIMBALL, Road Agent.
We have examined the foregoing account and find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
HERBERT E. COLBY, - EDWARD W. HUNT, 5
Auditors.
Janitor's Report.
Received for the use of the town hall from March 1, 1891, to March 1, 1892.
By cash,
$51 75
Paid for oil
. $4 64
Wood,
3 27
Glass,
I 50
Setting glass,
25
Hinges,
45
Key,
35
Broom,
25
Services of janitor,
32 04
Balance due town,
$42 75
$9 00 GEO. A. WILSON, Janitor.
Town Clerk's Report.
The following named persons have their dogs licensed.
No. I, J. W. George,
$2 00
2, M. J. Dimond, 2 00
3, John M. Arnold, 2 00
4, Mrs. David Griffin,
2 00
5, Frank H. Wiggan,
5 00
6, Horace E. Currier,
2 00
7, Alfred A. Collins,
2 00
8, C. C. Purington,
2 00
9, A. J. Remick,
2 00
IO, A. J. Remick,
2 00
II, E. C. Darbe,
2 00
12, David L. Shufelt,
2 00
13, Roscoe A. Holt,
2 00
14, W. P. Kimball,
2 00
15, William Dyer,
2 00
16, William P. Avery,
2 00
17, Zeb Cloucha,
2 00
18, Walter P. Carter,
2 00
19, Fred E. Collins,
2 00
20, Franklin P. Wood,
2 00
21, Mrs. J. C. Peaslee,
2 00
22, Charles Quimby,
5 00
23, Moses A. Collins,
2 00
24, Asher B. Arnold,
2 00
25, Frank P. Webber,
2 00
26, Edwin A. Buzzel,
2 00
27, Anson E. Hall,
5 00
28, John Metevier,
2 00
29, Frank Towle,
2 00
$67 00
Services, 20 cents each,
5 80
Balance paid Treasurer, $61 20
CHARLES H. BRADLEY, Clerk.
Report of Treasurer of Board of Education.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1891.
DR.
Received with this book, $33 78
Of Town Treasurer,
933 38
$967 16
CR.
Paid O. B. Colbath, for teaching 12 weeks. $60 00 Annie A. Hartford, for teaching 30 weeks, 150 00 M. J. Dimond, for boarding teacher 12 weeks, 36 00 Mrs. L. A. Colby, for 66 " 90 00
30
Lilla B. Heath, for teaching 30 weeks, 150 00 Bailey Sargent, for boarding teacher 15 weeks, 37 50 Mrs. Abel Elkins, 66 66
Henrietta M. Peaslee, for teaching 30 weeks, including board, 195 00
37 50
Edna Hanchett, for teaching 18 weeks, inclu- ding board, 144 00
For black boards and paint, 9 36
L. A. Colby, for wood, 13 00
J. French, for wood, 3 25
For sawing and housing wood,
II 75
Incidental expenses,
18 19
For school supplies, in excess of appropria- tion, 6 64
For check lists and blank warrants, I 32
Cash on hand to balance, 3 65
$967 16
CHARLES H. SARGENT, Treasurer.
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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
DR.
Received of Town Treasurer,
$50 00
For books sold, 3 09
Amount of school money used in excess of ap- propriation,
6 64
$59 73
CR.
Paid A. H. Hall & Co.,
5 60
John M. Arnold,
40
Geo. F. King & Merrill,
19 44
American Book Co.,
32 24
Express on books, etc.,
2 05
$59 73
CHARLES H. SARGENT, Treasurer.
We, the undersigned, Auditors for the town of Danville, have ex- amined the foregoing accounts of the School Board and are satisfied that they are correctly cast and properly vouched.
HERBERT E. COLBY, Auditors.
EDWARD W. HUNT,
Annual Report of the Board of Education.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Danville : -
The Board of Education would respectfully submit the following report of the schools under their charge for the school year, ending March 1, 1892.
NORTH SCHOOL.
The North School for the entire school year was under the care and instruction of Miss Lilla B. Heath, of Raymond, who was formerly a student of the Robinson Seminary of Exeter. Miss Heath is a bright progressive teacher and one calculated to win the love and respect of her pupils.
Very good progress was made by the pupils in their studies, and the school, although small in numbers, is one of the best in town.
CENTRE SCHOOL.
The Centre School for the entire school year of 30 weeks was taught by Miss Henrietta M. Peaslee, of Danville, who has taught this school for several years past. Miss Peaslee maintained her ormer high standard of instruction in the school, and gave good satisfaction to the Board of Education by the methods employed and the results obtained. This school, although small in numbers, is entitled to be classed among the very best of common, un- graded schools.
SOUTH SCHOOL NO. 2.
At the beginning of the school year it was deemed advisable to divide the South School and establish a new school for the larger and more advanced pupils thereof. Accordingly some 24 pupils were
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organized into a school, and the smaller hall in the town building secured for their accommodation, and Miss Olivette B. Colbath, of Boston, Mass., installed as teacher. Miss Colbath was an ex- perienced teacher and the school prospered well under her charge. At the close of the spring term of 12 weeks the appearance of the school was such as to justify its being continued through the year.
At the commencement of the fall term on account of failing health, Miss Colbath could not return to the school, and Miss Edna Hanchett, of Westfield, Mass., was engaged as teacher. Miss Hanchett is a graduate of the Westfield Normal School, and is a good teacher and was successful in her management of the school. Under her instruction the pupils made very good progress in their studies. We have designated this as South School No. 2.
SOUTH SCHOOL NO. I.
This school is composed of all the pupils of the old South School, who were either too young in years, or not far enough advanced in their studies to be admitted to the new No. 2 school. For the entire school year it was taught by Miss Annie A. Hartford, of Richmond, Maine, who had taught the undivided school of the previous year. Miss Hartford has the rare faculty of easily teach- ing small pupils, securing their attention and getting them deeply interested in their studies. The school for the year was a good one, and did credit to Miss Hartford's careful and thorough in- struction.
For the year we think the record of all our schools is a good one.
CHARLES P. GRIFFIN, Board WOODBURY D. COLLINS, of
CHARLES H. SARGENT, Education.
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ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE,
Containing names of pupils who have been present every half- day of a term without being tardy.
NORTH SCHOOL.
First Term .- Eva C. Sanborn, Mabel E. Towle, Edna G. Towle, Ina E. Webster, Bertie L. Sargent.
Second Term .- Ina E. Webster, Mabel E. Towle, Edna G. Towle.
For the Year .- Mabel E. Towle, Edna G. Towle and Ina E. Webster.
CENTRE SCHOOL.
First Term .- Sadie E. Avery, Mabel E. Spofford and Willie L. Avery.
Second Term .- Sadie E. Avery, Mabel E. Spofford, Charlie H. Johnson, Charlie H. Kimball and Elmer A. Kimball.
Third Term .- Sadie E. Avery, Mabel E. Spofford, Charlie H. Johnson, Charlie H. Kimball and Elmer A. Kimball.
For the Year .- Sadie E. Avery and Mabel E. Spofford.
SOUTH SCHOOL NO. I.
First Term .- Harold Bagley, Forrest Cheney, Fred George, Alice Avery and Myra Silloway.
Second Term .- Harold Bagley, Forrest Cheney, Fred George, Olla Collins and Myra Silloway.
Third Term .- Forrest Cheney, Fred George and Maud Wilson. For the Year .- Forrest Cheney and Fred George.
SOUTH SCHOOL NO. 2.
First Term .- Alice L. Collins, Edna B. Collins, Eva M. Bagley, Olla M. Ladd, Lula M. Richardson, Florence M. Webber.
Second Term .- Marcus Anderson, William Avery, Edna B. Col- lins, Florence Rogers.
Third Term .- Edna B. Collins, Marcus Anderson.
For the Year .- Edna B. Collins.
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STATISTICAL TABLE OF SCHOOLS.
No. of School .
SCHOOLS.
Terms, Ist, 2d and 3d ..
No. of pupils
Average attendance.
Not absent
No. in Reading
Spelling . .
Penmanship
Arithmetic ..
Geography . .
Grammar . .
History . .
Composition
Physiology ..
|Book-keeping.
North School,
Ist Term
14
I3
5 14
14
II
II
II
II
5
14
66
2d
16
IO
3 16 16
I6
I2
II
II
2
4
14
3d
16
IO
3 16
16
I6
I2
IJ
II
2
2
I6
. .
Center School,
Ist
2d
66
IO
9
5
IO
IO
IO
8
7
5
3
8
IO
..
3d
7
7
5
7
7
7
5
4
2
I
5
7
I
South School,
Ist
66
39 36
5 39 18
32
26
2
5
·
.
. .
I
66
2d
66
41 39
5 41
30 41
26
IO
6
IO| . .
66
66
3d
66
37|33
3 37 30 32
26 10
4
. .
2
South School,
Ist
66
24 21
7 23 23.23
23 23 23
2 . .
23
7
2
2d
27 24
5 27 27 27 27 27
27
2
. .
27
. .
2
66
3d
27|21|
2 24 24 24 24 24 24 .
·
24| ..
.
. .
12
9
3
I2
I2
IO
IO
5
5
· .
8 I2
66
9
I
IO ..
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Vital Statistics.
BIRTHS Registered in the Town of Danville, N. H., for the year ending December 31, 1891.
Date. #89I.
Name of Child (if any).
born.
Living or Still-
No. of Child,
Name of Father.
Maiden name of Mother.
Color of Parents
Residence of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother. .
. .
F
3
W Harvey Rooney, George A. Rogers, Edward A. Witherell John Arnold, Walter P. Carter,
Ruth, Sarah O. Page, Cora M. Collins, Annie A. James, Cora B. Dimond,
W
Danville,
66
Boxmaker, Grocer, Shoe Manufacturer, Grocer, Shoemaker,
Ireland, Dover, Fremont,
Ireland. Hopkinton. Danville. Danville. Danville. -
Mar. 20 July 10 Aug. 28 Dec. 22 Jan. 4
Morton C. Witherell, Fred R. Arnold,
M
5 I 8
Newton,
F.
I
Sex, . . . |
Color,
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MARRIAGES Registered in the Town of Danville, N. H., for the year ending December 31, 1891.
Date. 1891.
Place of marriage.
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride.
Residence of each at time of marriage.
Age in years, .
Color of each, . I
Occupation of groom and bride.
Place of Birth of each.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Condition,
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom married.
-Jan. 8
Newton,
Byron Craggy, Mary A. Tewksbury,
Danville, Danville,
24 21
W
Shoemaker,
Thomas Craggy, M. V. B. Tewksbury,
East Topsam, Danville,
Ist,
James P. Nowland, Clergyman.
April 9
Danville,
Luman B. Griffin, Maud J. Eaton,
Haverhill, Haverhill,
26 2I
Shoe Laster,
Wilmot, Danville, Danville, Derry, Canada, Danville,
. H. B. Griffin, C. H. Eaton,
Danville, Derry,
Ist, 2d,
J. A. Lowell, Clergyman.
Oct.
8
Danville,
Walter H. Sargent, Fannie M. Kimball,
Danville, Danville,
26 22
Shoeinaker,
John H. Sargent, James M. Kimball,
Danville. Raymond,
Ist,
J. A. Lowell, Clergyman.
Nov. 15
Danville,
James M. Kimball, Merinda B. Mace,
Danville, Danville,
52 42
Carpenter,
Raymond, Kingston,
John Kimball, James Wilkinson,
Topsam, Vt., Maine,
2d,
J. A. Lowell, Clergyman.
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DEATHS Registered in the Town of Danville, N. H., for the year ending December 31, 1891.
-
Place of Birth.
-
Date. 1891.
Place of Death.
Name and surname of the deceased.
Years, .
Months,
Days, .. .
Place of Birth.
Male or Female|
Color, . .
or Widowed.
Single, Married|
Occupation.
Father.
Mother.
.
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F 66
W
S M S
Housekeep'r Farmer,
Vermont,
Canada, Danville,
Napoleon Morin, Eben Tabor, Henry Holt,
Rosa Newry. Sarah Jack. Etta Ladd.
June 5 July 23 Aug. 19 Aug. 26 Sept. 12 Dec. 18 Dec. 19 Apr. 30
Danville,
Fannie A. Robinson, Mary Morin, Sarah J. Fitts, Louisa Holt, William Blackwell, Mary Allard, Sarah Bagley, Levi Hoyt,
3 50 2 2
IO
Brockton, Mass. Haverhill, Ms., Salem, Sandown, England, Danville,
M F
Joseph Allard, B. Merrill, Batchelder Hoyt,
Julia Allison. Sarah Eastman. Sarah Tilton.
Chester,
M
S
S W Housewife, Merchant,
Amesbury,
95 2 55
Age.
Name of Father.
Maiden name of Mother.
·
16
Canada,
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