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GEN
U.S.POSTAGE
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01826 6178
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
GC 974.202 W16AR, 1917-1918
WALPOLE, N. H.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 1917.
KEENE : SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY, PRINTERS. 1917.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
WALPOLE, N. H.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 1917.
KEENE : SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY, PRINTERS. 1917.
REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
VALUATION OF THE TOWN OF WALPOLE AS APPRAISED BY THE SELECTMEN APRIL 1916, FOR TAXATION.
Valuation.
Number of polls, 606.
Improved and unimproved land and buildings,
$2,187,495 00
Number of horses, 470, 51,285 00
Number of asses and mules, 2,
60 00
Number of oxen, 12,
956 00
Number of cows, 794,
48,612 00
Number of neat stock, 202,
6,873 00
Number of sheep, 681, 2,945 00
Number of hogs, 49,
3,870 00
Number of fowls, 1363,
684 00
Number of automobiles and vehicles, 118,
21,219 00
Number of portable mills and engines, 18,
3,870 00
Value of wood and lumber, 58 00
Number of boats, 2, 125 00
Value of stock in banks and other corporations, 6,129 00
Value of stock in public funds,
10,083 00
Value of money on hand, on interest,
6.597 00
Value of stock in trade, 209,623 00
$2,548,977 00
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AMOUNT VOTED TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION AT MARCH MEETING, 1916.
State tax,
$4,768 00
County tax,
6,700 00
Town officers,
1,300 00
Town paupers,
1,400 00
Installment on bonds.
4,000 00
Interest on town debt and bonds,
2,600 00
Installment on town debt,
5,000 00
Highways and bridges,
5,000 00
Police and tramps,
600 00
Cemetery,
150 00
Town library,
600 00
Contingent fund,
5,042 00
Schools,
4,470 00
School supplies,
1,350 00
Snow bills,
500 00
Painting Arch bridge,
500 00
State aid,
3,200 00
Draining street,
1,000 00
Patrol work,
560 00
Discount on taxes,
1,000 00
Town School District,
16,760 00
North Walpole Village District,
3,334 49
Walpole Village District,
1.876 50
$71,710 99
Less savings bank and railroad tax,
2,587 77
$69,123 22
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TOWN OFFICERS.
N. G. Holden, auditing accounts, $4 00
Robert Howard, ballot clerk, Mar. 14, 5 00
W. H. Kiniry, moderator, Mar. 14, 5 00
H. J. Jennison, services, selectman, 250 00
J. T. Rellihan, ballot clerk, Mar. 14, 5 00
I. W. Ramsay. services. selectman, 250 00
M. E. Costin, auditor, 4 00
C. E. Sparhawk, services, town clerk, 100 00
W. J. Corbett, services, selectman, 250 00
John W. King, tax collector, 150 00
F. A. Spaulding, treasurer, 50 00
John E. Proctor, tax collector,
150 00
F. W. Houghton, ballot clerk. 2 meetings,
10 00
Bart Kiniry, ballot clerk, 5 00
N. G. Holden, supervisor check list,
25 00
Herbert Gale, supervisor check list, one year,
12 50
G. W. Kingsbury, supervisor, one year, 12 50
Henry E. Houghton, ballot clerk,
5 00
W. H. Kiniry, moderator, Sept. and Nov.,
10 00
Daniel Monyhan, supervisor check list,
25 00
W. J. Kiniry, ballot clerk, Sept. and Nov.,
10 00
John W. King, ballot clerk,
5 00
Bart Kiniry, ballot clerk,
5 00
Burton Clough, ballot clerk,
5 00
$1,353 00
TOWN PAUPERS.
Mrs. Bowler: Jerry Mulcahy, rent, 12 months at $7 a month, $84 00
Town aid, 12 months .at $5 a month, 60 00
6
W. H. Kiniry, coal, Bogert & Hooper, wood,
4 35
4 00
3 00
S. J. Westcott & Son, wood, A. & K. Coal Co., coal, 25 50
$180 85
Mrs. Edward Powers:
Town aid at $15 a month, 12 months, Jarvis Hinds :
$180 00
George Chandler, interest,
$25 00
Frank A. Spaulding, groceries,
87 04
$112 04
Frank Dwinnell :
J. P. Lennihan, M. D., examination of body, Ellen Hall :
$1 50
W. P. Craig, medical services, Dorr Adams :
$2 00
L. E. Durling, board and care, 12 months, at $15 a month,
$180 00
P. E. Stevens, medical service,
5 00
$185 00
Mrs. Richard Murray :
James Barrett, rent,
$57 00
Mary Reardon, care of Mrs. Murray,
75.00
Z. H. Albee, nursing services,
10 75
J. P. Lennihan, medical attendance,
24 00
Jerry Keefe, wood,
7 00
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
8 60
Town aid, 4 months at $5 a month,
20 00
$202 35
7
Mary A. Reardon : N. H. State Hospital, board and care, $220 05
Stella Wilber :
Cheshire County, board and care, 39 weeks, Frank Palmer family :
$136 50
W. P. Craig, medical service,
$4 50
Metcalf & Houghton, groceries,
4 09
$8 59
COUNTY PAUPERS.
E. A. Clark :
Aid, $128 00
Mrs. Edward Haynes :
$108 00
A. M. Richardson, rent, Mrs. Regoine : Aid,
$180 00
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
4 18
S. J. Wescott & Son, wood,
18 50
Jerry Keefe, wood
7 00
A. K. Coal Co., coal,
21 50
$231 18
Mrs. Galuska :
William Duffee, groceries,
$5 00
Woods woman :
Bart Kiniry, cash for fare to Mass., Jap Smith :
$5 00
Dr. B. T. Mousley, medical attendance, Tuttle :
$10 50
James Barrett, groceries, $5 11
8
Stephen Porter : Fenton & Hennessey, burial, $35 00
Francis Young: W. P. Craig, commitment, J. P. Lennihan, commitment,
$5 00
5 00
$10 00
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
C. M. Clough, road agent, drew, $6,485 09
UNDERPASSES.
Dennis Flannery, care, 1916, $82 00
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
C. E. Sparhawk, envelopes and stamps, $5 49
Sentinel Printing Co., printing 900 reports, 91 20
C. E. Eastman, books and supplies, 12 00
I. W. Ramsay, expense on reports, 1 39
I. W. Ramsay, postage on reports,
3 60
I. W. Ramsay, envelopes and stamps, 3 76
A. W. Taylor, delivering town reports, 2 00
Sentinel Printing Co., supplies, municipal court, 12 50
F. A. Spaulding, postage, 1 20
John E. Proctor, postage,
5 00
National Press, printing cards,
1 00
John A. Webber, printing and supplies, 53 85
P. H. Gobie, printing 500 tax bills, 5 25
9
W. H. Spalter, collector's books, 8 10
P. H. Gobie, printing cards, 1 50
John W. King, tax bills and postage, 7 75
W. J. Corbett, postage, 5 10
I. W. Ramsay, postage,
5 20
C. E. Sparhawk, postage, 5 93
$231 82
POLICE AND TRAMPS.
Patrick Tyman, police duty, $75 60
Bart Kiniry, police duty and care of tramps, 117 80
James Barrett, tramp feed, 2 09
N. E. Telephone Co., telephone for police, 23 05
F. D. Rodenbush, insuring lockup, 3 30
10 50
Lawrence Pheur, police duty,
35 40
Howard Hardware Co., keys for lockup, 1 20
Robert Howard, police duty,
37 50
N. G. Holden, labor and cash paid out on account of fire, 58 20
M. S. Nash, painting lockup,
6 00
Bart Kiniry, trucking, 2 00
A. P. Davis, paint and oil for lockup,
7 77
Russell Spaulding, electric services and supplies, 4 50
John B. Lloyd, iron for lockup,
50
A. J. Heath, police duty, July 3 and 4,
4 00
Craig & Mullen, conveying prisoners,
9 00
Fenton & Hennessey, mattresses for lockup, 12 00
Ira W. Ramsay, police duty, July 3 and 4, 4 00
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., wood,
10
Bart Kiniry, carting and freight,
50
F. A. Spaulding, supplies, 10 46
$425 37
SHEEP KILLED BY DOGS.
George W. Kingsbury, sheep killed,
$10 00
Pinacle Farm, H. O. Woodward, agent,
30 00
J. H. Graves,
12 00
I. S. Hubbard,
10 00
C. E. Seward,
4 00
George W. Kingsbury, appraising damage,
7 50
$73 50
TOWN LIBRARY.
Arthur P. Davis, drew,
$600 00
CEMETERY.
W. D. Knowlton, treasurer, $150 00
H. G. Royce, labor on tomb,
5 00
Con Harty, labor and cash paid out,
5 90
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., lumber,
3 63
$164 53
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TOWN HALL.
C. W. Chickering, care and labor, $207 36
N. G. Holden, labor on booths, 2 10
Fall Mountain Electric Co., lighting, 101 71
Carl Smith, coal,
15 50
F. D. Rodenbush, insuring,
34 00
Bart Kiniry, carting ashes,
4 50
A. J. Heath, cleaning,
4 00
Carl Smith, coal,
85 51
C. W. Morse, supplies, 1915,
2 00
A. I. Davis, supplies,
75
Bart Kiniry, trucking,
5 00
N. G. Holden, labor on booths,
4 80
A. I. Davis, light bulbs,
1 25
Bart Kiniry, carting,
1 25
A. P. Davis, supplies,
1 10
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., kindling,
3 00
F. A. Spaulding, supplies, 7 68
$481 51
SCHOOLS.
C. E. Sparhawk, treasurer, drew,
$25,782 54
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bart Kiniry, cutting tree, Main street, $10 00
George R. Emerson, meals at town hall, 19 50
A. L. Miner, M. D .. reporting births and deaths, 10 00
12
C. E. Sparhawk, obtaining names to complete record, 10 00 James Barrett, issuing 20 burial permits, 2 00
C. E. Sparhawk, recording births, deaths and marriages, 20 55
I. W. Ramsay, salary as justice municipal court, 25 00 A. W. Taylor, team for Board of Health, 1 50
Star Stamp Co., seal for N. M. court, 3 61
Corner Drug Store, supplies for Board Health,
9 80
Carl W. Woods, reporting deaths,
75
George W. Kingsbury, trip to Boston,
5 36
E. P. Smith, printing signs,
7 50
Cota & Frost, sign boards, 2 70
John W. King, discount on 1915 taxes, 586 38
John W. King, cost of collecting back taxes, 72.10
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., town line posts, 1 14
F. D. Rodenbush, insuring Alstead and Langdon bridge, 17 50 W. J. Corbett, cost of conveying Francis Young to Concord, 10 80
Carl Smith, repairs on scrapers and snow plow, 13 95
Bart Kiniry, clearing tree from street, 1 75
James Barrett, salt, lantern and broom, 1 80
H. M. Weeden, tuning piano, 2 50
Craig & Mullen, trip to North Walpole, 1 50
James Sullivan, burying dead pig, order Board Health, 2 00
John B. Lloyd, repairs on snow plow, 4 25
A. W. Taylor, teams for board of health and tax collector, 10 25 I. W. Ramsay, justice municipal court, 25 00
George B. Bowen, posts for guide boards, 5 00
Walople Ice & Lumber Co., damage to wagon going through bridge, 15 00
W. D. Knowlton, forest fires, 11 28
I. W. Ramsay, justice municipal court, 25 00
George R. Emerson, dinners at hall, Sept. 5, 9 00
Burt Tufts, damage by auto going over bank, 200 00
Barrett Co., tarvia for Church street, North Walpole, 115 56
County of Cheshire, county tax, 6,660 78
13
Walpole Water & Sewer Co., water trough. 10 00
John E. Proctor, discount on taxes, 1916, 481 10
Wm. J. Hall. decorating soldiers' graves. 18 61
C. M. Brooks, oiling Walpole street, 62 40
Henry F. Lawrence, covering stone, 1915, . 2 00
Herbert Chapin, meals at hall, Nov.,
18 00
C. W. Chickering, raking common,
5 20
J. P. Lennihan, care of K. Johnson,
1 50
I. W. Ramsay, justice municipal court,
25 00
I. W. Ramsay, cash paid for bounty on hedghogs. 5 00
I. W. Ramsay, perambulating town line, 12 00
I. W. Ramsay, 3 trips to Keene. 12 00
George W. Kingsbury, 2 trips to Keene, 8 00
W. J. Corbett. 2 trips to Keene. 8 00
George W. Kingsbury, perambulating town line, 3 00
Retta Ramsay, housing scraper and screen, 10 00
John W. King, discount on 1916 taxes, 654 64
Walpole Water & Sewer Co., tile for sidewalk,
1 20
J. P. Lennihan, reporting births and deaths,
8 75
Bart Kiniry. carting leaves from common,
1 00
W. J. Corbett, telephone calls, 4 months, 4 43
W. J. Corbett, trip to Keene, 1 14
A. A. Gast, supplies for Board of Health. 17 75
Gertrude Smith, conveying surveyor, town lines,
4 50
Craig & Mullen, conveying surveyor, town lines. 6 00
North Walpole Village District, rent lockup,
30 00
North Walpole Village District, rent court room,
12 00
C. E. Sparhawk, reporting births, deaths and marriages, 21 60
A. A. Gilson, watering trough, 1914-15-16, 9 00
Thomas E. O'Brien, council fees, 1914, 10 00
J. P. Lennihan, board of health, fumigating supplies, 61 19
14
I. W. Ramsay, bounty on hedghogs, 6 80
Arthur C. Liston, reporting births and deaths, 4 75
$9,457 37
WALPOLE AND WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
Fall Mountain Electric Co., lighting, $13 75
TOLL BRIDGE.
W. H. Kiniry, snowing,
$7 39
James Hartnett, labor, 2 00
Town of Rockingham, insurance,
27 12
F. D. Rodenbush, insurance,
87 50
Fall Mountain Electric Co., lighting,
27 50
$151 51
ARCH BRIDGES.
W. H. Kiniry, snowing,
$4 00
Field & Lawrence, spikes,
1 55
Fall Mountain Electric Co., lighting,
41 25
$46 80
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SOUTH SIDE STATE ROAD.
Charles E. Page, drew :
June 25,
$50 25
July 1,
471 60
July 8,
208 62
July 15,
269 85
July 22,
378 50
July 29,
411 79
August 5,
460 42
August 12,
430 57
August 19,
504 24
August 26,
542 95
September 2,
412 87
September 9,
280 11
September 16,
277 61
September 23,
313 52
September 29,
257 55
October 7,
303 18
October 14,
279 19
$5,852 82
BREAKING ROADS, 1915 AND 1916.
John P. Stone, $1 00
Bart Kiniry, breaking roads and turning water, 15 50
W. H. Kiniry, plowing sidewalks, 19 25
F. P. Allen,
25 00
H. J. Jennison, 18 00
Clarence Jennison, 29 00
A. Bain, 25 00
G. J. Porter, snowing bridges, 7 33
E. j. Stevens,
8 50
16
G. J. Porter,
9 88
A. Bain,
13 00
E. J. Stevens,
1 61
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., rolling,
32 00
W. H. Kiniry, plowing sidewalks,
9 00
F. H. Whitney,
10 00
O. E. Hall,
11 25
John Miller,
4 00
Thomas Graves,
19 50
Duane Ellis,
23 50
Burton Clough,
7 08
E. J. Stevens,
8 50
W. E. Ray,
10 60
Daniel O'Brien,
2 50
W. R. Selkirk,
7 95
H. H. Buswell,
2 50
H. H. Reed, rolling,
4 50
J. W. Burbee,
1 00
R. J. Cochran,
8 20
A. B. Wilson,
5 20
C. W. Hathaway, plowing sidewalks,
41 35
Elroy Sands,
9 75
Wesley C. Foster,
1 50
William Kingsbury,
60
R. N. Smith, rolling, 1914, 1915, 1916,
62 00
C. E. Seward, rolling,
7 47
Sumner Watkins,
3 10
C. L. Davenport,
3 60
John P. Hartnett, salt for catch basins,
6 12
Ira S. Hubbard,
1 50
James Hartnett,
2 00
Burt Willson,
3 78
Frank Metcalf,
1.00
$483 52
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CHARLESTOWN NATIONAL BANK PATROLMAN ACCOUNT.
Frank Leach :
Paid by order No. 283,
$7 82
Order No. 298.
10 71
Order No. 305.
3 35
Order No. 330,
3 72
Order No. 334.
8 95
Order No. 343,
4 47
Order No. 360,
11 42
Order No. 376,
8.94
Order No. 410,
24 60
Order No. 447.
25 99
Order No. 483,
20 03
Order No. 516,
6 70
Order No. 525,
6 15
Order No. 568,
13 03
Order No. 665,
1 75
$157 63
Paid by order No. 409, Herbert Fogg,
$19 30
Order No. 507, E. A. Hunt,
27 99
Order No. 554, F. O. Cross,
60 75
$108 04
John P. Stone :
Paid by order No. 206,
$3 47
Order No. 281,
6 24
Order No. 282,
30 74
Order No. 301,
80 56
Order No. 328,
21 00
Order No. 335,
37 32
18
Order No. 369,
39 50
Order No. 374,
54 29
Order No. 415,
104 20
Order No. 446,
17 50
Order No. 456,
80 74
Order No. 479,
38 50
Order No. 481,
48 19
Order No. 518,
59 50
Order No. 544,
66 96
Order No. 551,
17 50
Order No. 590,
22 30
$728 51
NOTES AND INTEREST PAID.
First National Bank of Boston, $5,000 00
Borrowed Feb., 1916, on anticipation of taxes,
. Merrimack River Savings Bank note, 10,000 00
Borrowed 1916 on anticipation of taxes, Sav- ings Bank of Walpole, note, 5,000 00
Borrowed 1916 on anticipation of taxes, Savings Bank of Manchester, note due Sept. 15, 5,000 00
Savings Bank of Manchester, interest,
525 00
Savings Bank of Walpole, interest,
769 44
Savings Bank of Walpole, interest on Stearns Library fund, Emma Stuffer, 150 00
$26,444 44
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ABATEMENTS.
John E. Proctor, abatement, poll taxes, $16 00
Copley Amory, on account of law suit, 176 00
John W. King, abatement on N. W. tax list, 1915, 336 00
James Barrett. abatement on account of error,
99 90
Mrs. L. L. Sawyer, abatement on account of error,
1 28
John E. Proctor,
3 90
Mary Aldrich,
10 00
Ben Brown estate,
6 40
Henry Parker,
3 28
Florence Woods,
12 80
George Young,
2 56
Hitchcock heirs,
46 08
C. L. Sturtevant, abatement, Putman place,
7 68
John E. Proctor, part abatement, Ellen Murphy,
5 00
David Harty,
10 40
Leslie Chandler, poll tax,
2 00
John W. King, abatement, Scott Clark and George Weiber,
27 60
Winters abatement, personal property,
12 41
$779 29
CHURCH STREET LIGHTING.
Fall Mountain Electric Co., $13 75
SEWER ACCOUNT.
Patrick Terrill, 2 days' labor, $5 00
Eugene Bosley, 2 days' labor, 5 00
20
W. J. Corbett, 2 days' labor,
5 00
Bodine Co., supplies, John B. Lloyd, sharpening pick,
25
30
Field & Lawrence, shovel,
1 00
$16 55
FANNY MASON GIFT.
Money given the town by Miss Fanny P. Mason, $200 00
Expended by F. O. Smalley :
Henry Young, 3 days, man and team, 8 00
$12 00
Charles E. Seward, 2 days, man and team,
R. N. Smith, agent, 18} days, man and team,
74 00
F. O. Smalley, 10 days, man and team,
40 00
F. O. Smalley, 11 days, one man,
22 00
George Shaw, 5} days,
11 00
R. N. Smith, agent, 16} days, one man,
33 00
$200 00
The selectmen wish to extend to Miss Fanny P. Mason, in be- half of the town of Walpole, their sincere thanks for the gift of two hundred dollars, which was expended by Mr. Smalley upon the River road.
RECAPITULATION.
Town officers,
$1,353 00
Town paupers, 1,226 80
County paupers,
537 79
Roads and bridges,
6,485 00
Under passes, 82 00
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Books, stationery and printing,
231 82
Police and tramps,
425 37
Sheep killed by dogs,
73 50
Town library,
600 00
Cemetery,
164 53
Town hall.
481 51
Schools,
25,782 54
Miscellaneous,
9,457 37
Walpole and Westminster bridge,
13 75
Toll bridge,
151 51
Arch bridge,
46 80
South side state road, Charles E. Paige, drew,
5,852 82
Breaking roads,
483 52
Patrolman Frank Leach, drew,
157 63
Patrolman Herbert Fogg, drew,
19 30
Patrolman E. A. Hunt, drew,
27 99
Patrolman F. O. Cross, drew,
60 75
Patrolman John P. Stone, drew,
728 51
Notes and interest paid,
26,444 44
Abatements,
779 29
Church street lighting,
13 75
Sewer account,
16 55
Fanny P. Mason, gift,
200 00
$81,897 84
ESTIMATES FOR 1917.
State tax,
$4,470 00
County tax,
6,750 00
Town officers,
1,300 00
Town paupers,
1,500 00
Installment on bonds,
4,500 00
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Installment on note,
5,000 00
Interest on notes and bonds,
1,800 00
Highways and bridges,
4,500 00
Police and tramps,
425 00
Cemetery,
100 00
Town library,
600 00
For planking Arch bridge,
1,400 00
Contingent fund,
6,000 00
Snow bills, 1917-1918,
600 00
Schools, amount required by law,
4,042 50
School supplies,
1,500 00
Books and printing,
200 00
Draining Walpole street,
950 00
$45,637 50
Less uncollected taxes,
$3,975 00
Less savings bank and R. R. tax, 2,770 00
$6,745 00
Estimated amount to be raised, $38,892 50 IRA W. RAMSAY, WILLIAM J. CORBETT, GEORGE W. KINGSBURY, Selectmen of Walpole.
We the undersigned auditors chosen by the town to settle with the selectmen and treasurer, have examined their accounts and find them well vouched and correctly cast.
F. D. RODENBUSH, M. E. COSTIN, A. P. DAVIS,
Walpole, February 13, 1917.
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ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. For the Year Ending February 1, 1917.
BREAKING ROADS.
Frank P. Allen,
$31 25
H. J. Jennison,
7 00
Clinton W. Tenney,
6 50
J. F. Whitney,
17 50
Mike Wahl,
4 00
R. Sweeney,
4 00
A. Bain,
10 00
Norman Guild,
11 00
F. A. Ramsay,
17 00
O. E. Hall,
31 50
Galon Hall,
9 00
N. A. Moultroup,
4 00
John Miller,
9 00
C. M. Clough,
23 95
William H. Fletcher,
22 80
E. J. Stevens,
2 38
Bert Wilson,
2 56
George Burns,
2 56
H. H. Reed,
27 00
C. E. Jennison,
5 00
George Ballam,
13 50
William HI. Kiniry,
16 20
Con. Harty,
7 50
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Thomas Graves,
5 66
W. H. Dinsmore,
9 27
W. R. Selkirk,
7 65
W. E. Roy,
11 50
K. Winter,
11 20
Fred Hall,
1 80
C. M. Clough,
22 75
H. W. Smith,
83
Henry Burrows,
9 35
A. B. Willson,
1 90
D. C. O'Brien,
4 30
George H. Wightman,
4 62
Elroy Sands,
29 00
Ira S. Hubbard,
2 10
D. F. Ellis,
10 00
Wesley C. Foster,
17 07
N. A. Moultroup,
2 00
J. H. Graves,
1 50
R. J. Cochran,
14 25
Wesley Foster,
5 00
W. H. Kiniry,
8 96
D. F. Ellis,
13 70
Ira A. Hitchcock,
5 50
Henry O. Porter,
7 50
F. P. Allen,
6 00
B. M. Clough,
2 75
C. E. Knowlton,
1 10
D. F. Ellis,
11 00
George B. Tiffany,
7 50
Charlie Ramsay,
26 00
$546 96
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MISCELLANEOUS.
James Hartnett, 9 days,
$18 00
John McDonald, 7} days,
15 00
H. H. Reed, team, 2} days, 11 25
James Hennessey,
10 10
George L. Houghton, Huntington hill,
3 30
Gerald Chesney,
67
James Hartnett, 10} days,
21 00
B. & M. R. R.,
29
John Mitchell, 3 days,
6 00
A. R. Sweeney,
13 10
Richard Kilburn, 4 days,
8 00
Bart. Rail, 7 days,
14 00
C. M. Clough, team, 4} days,
19 54
C. M. Clough, April, 13 days,
45 50
George O'Dette, team, 1 day,
4 50
Walpole Ice Co., 2 teams, 12 1-3 days,
119 00
Mike Wahl,
7 54
N. W. Holland, team, 5 days,
20 00
A. B. Willson,
60
A. R. Sweeney, 14 days,
28 00
John Mitchell, 12 days,
24 00
James Hennessey,
1 90
B. & M. R. R.,
86
Bart Rail,
13 55
F. H. Booth,
2 50
. Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., 2 teams, 6 days,
60 00
Richard Kilburn, 9% days,
19 00
Richard Kilburn, 5 days,
10 00
Perley Ramsay, 53 days,
11 00
John Mitchell, 10 days,
20 00
A. R. Sweeney,
15 32
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., 2 teams, 8 5-9 days,
85 55
New England Road Machinery Co., blade, 12 10
26
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., 2 teams, 3 days,
30 00
C. M. Clough, team, 24 days,
89 00
B. M. Clough, team, 3} days, 15 00
B. M. Clough,
2 20
James Hartnett, 7 days,
14 00
Field & Lawrence.
95
George B. Allbee,
2 00
W. H. Kiniry, team and labor,
57 37
Richard Kilburn, 2 days,
4 00
John Mitchell,
19 54
B. & M. R. R.,
1 26
Con. Griffin,
25 5
A. R. Sweeney,
9 54
Perley Ramsay, 7 days,
14 00
American Express Co.,
64
United Construction Co., road drag,
30 00
Clarence Jennison,
11 00
J. W. Burbee,
3 00
F. P. Allen,
21 75
William Bushman,
4 88
John Mitchell,
3 32
B. Murray,
5 60
North East Metal Culvert Co.,
75 60
William Bushman, 4 days,
8 00
John A. Weber,
1 50
A. R. Sweeney,
16 44
O. E. Hall,
36 49
N. A. Moultroup,
20 22
J. B. Cobb,
14 61
B. Murray,
1 75
C. E. Seward, team and plank,
80 87
D. F. Ellis,
2 15
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., teams and plank,
63 33
Elroy Sands,
21 82
James Hartnett,
8 00
27
James Hennessey,
6 00
W. H. Kiniry, team, 2 days,
10 00
B. M. Clough, team, 13 1-9 days, 59 00
C. M. Clough, June, labor, 21 days,
73 50
I. W. Ramsay,
3 00
Nathan Moultroupe,
4 00
William Burrows, 7 days,
14 00
O. E. Hall,
2 00
H. O. Ayers, gravel,
3 30
John W. Graves,
16 75
John W. Graves, gravel,
7 90
C. E. Jennison,
33 50
Clinton Tenney,
2 00
F. P. Allen,
29 50
N. W. Holland,
51 12
Brown & Fansworth,
3 17
Fred Whitney, -
4 50
A. Kilburn,
5 00
A. R. Sweeney, 4 days,
8 00
F. H. Booth,
2 00
F. W. Garfield,
13 50
Dewey Boynton,
80
William Burrows,
1 00
George Ballam,
5 25
Lewis Ballam,
90
C. M. Clough, July, labor and conveyance,
42 48
Bellows Falls Corporation, c. stone,
6 41
Howard Hardware Co., paint,
137 45
N. W. Holland, team,
5 00
W. H. Kiniry,
14 22
James Hartnett,
15 00
W. J. Corbett,
2 00
W. J. Corbett,
4 56
J. H. Graves,
17 50
J. H. Graves, gravel,
7 00
28
F. W. Garfield, 15 75
Alphonso Sweeney,
8 33
F. W. Garfield, 6 25
William Burrows,
18 22
F. O. Smalley, River road,
50 00
Ira Hitchcock, team, 3 days,
15 00
C. M. Clough, team, 8} days,
29 75
B. M. Clough, team, 42 days,
20 25
James Hartnett,
8 00
M. H. Ray, lumber,
6 75
George B. Tiffany,
13 12
Bart Kiniry, village,
38 35
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., lumber,
76 70
F. W. Garfield,
1 12
F. H. Booth,
5 50
Field & Lawrence,
25
D. F. Ellis,
9 00
A. R. Sweeney,
1 00
F. W. Garfield,
2 25
Tom. Harty,
1 00
William Burrows,
2 45
Tom. Harty,
1 00
N. Moultroupe,
40
F. H. Booth,
25 00
F. P. Allen,
28 95
C. E. Jennison,
17 00
Arthur Joslin,
4 00
C. E. Seward,
3 50
F. A. Seward, lumber,
12 00
Concord Foundry Co., 11 bases and grates for village,
50 05
B. & M. R. R., 1 70
B. M. Clough, team, 11} days, 43 50
C. M. Clough, 33 35
F. H. Booth, team, 7} days,
37 22
A. R. Sweeney, 12 1-3 days,
24 67
29
Gerald Chesney,
15 22
D. F. Ellis, team, 2 days,
10 00
Ira A. Hitchcock, 21 60
Dennis Flannery,
5 33
H. H. Reed, 2 teams,
44 00
N. W. Holland, team, 1 3-4 days.
8 75
Clifford Abbott,
5 97
A. C. Dickey, Derry hill,
12 40
J. W. Burbee, 11 days on sluice.
27 50
F. W. Garfield,
12 00
C. E. Jennison, labor on sluice,
18 90
F. P. Allen, labor on sluice,
38 15
Carl Thompson,
6 00
F. H. Booth, team, 3 7-10 days,
18 89
William Burrows, 10 2-10 days,
21 55
George Abbott,
5 00
Gerald Chesney, 7 3-4 days,
15 55
Carl Mann, Drewsville,
79 25
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., lumber,
26 00
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., team, 12 1-4 days,
61 39
Meadow Farms, men and teams,
120 68
H. H. Reed, teams,
52 89
Burt. Brown,
12 50
A· A. Gilson, gravel,
2 40
George Abbott, 6 days,
12 00
Willis C. Foster, sluice,
3 50
F. H. Booth,
15 00
J. B. Cobb, team, 5} days,
24 75
Fred Watkins, 300 loads gravel,
30 00
B. M. Clough, team, 23 days,
85 75
George Abbott,
4 00
A. R. Sweeney,
50 56
C. E. Angier,
46 39
C. M. Clough, team, 6} days,
22 50
Chauncey Knowlton,
65
30
Wesley Foster, 3 00
Walpole Ice & Lumber Co., team, 2 days,
10 00
W. J. Corbett, 7 33
C. A. Watkins, labor and dirt,
12 50
I. W. Ramsay,
17 00
George L. Houghton,
2 00
C. W. Tenney,
15 00
N. W. Holland, team, 10 days,
50 00
F. A. Spaulding, hardware,
34 35
A. Wolfel, gravel,
50
George Abbott,
1 25
J. W. Burbee, 2 days,
4 00
W. H. Kiniry, team, 2 6-9 days,
13 32
N. W. Holland, team, 2 days,
10 00
C. J. Newell, bridge plank,
80 80
A. B. Willson,
1 40
A. P. Davis, cement,
3 50
A. I. Bolles, gravel,
50
C. M. Clough, team,
16 25
Edward Smith,
50
J. H. Graves, lumber and gravel,
12 16
F. O. Smalley, River road,
80 82
Carl Mann, Drewsville,
25 50
J. W. Burbee,
2 00
Field & Lawrence, cement,
75
James Murray,
2 00
Ira Hitchcock,
5 15
James Hartnett,
17 50
W. J. Corbett,
8 75.
Elroy Sands,
11 82
C. M. Clough, team, 7 days,
24 50
B. M. Clough,
2 75
W. H. Kiniry,
19 40
Bart. Kiniry, village,
6 25
F. O. Smalley, River road,
34 00
1
31
F. O. Smalley, River road, 6 20
George H. Hooper,
7 50
C. H. Watkins, 2 00
C. H. Slade,
50
J. W. Graves, 2 10
D. McLean, 40
C. M. Clough, telephone tolls, stationery and stamps, 8 40
Walpole Water & Sewer Co., pipe, 5 74
Carl Smith, repairing tools, 5 60
22 75
C. M. Clough, Jan., 6} days,
James Hartnett, 11 25
$4,125 24
ARCH BRIDGE.
James Hartnett,
$2 00
F. W. Palmer,
3 00
James Hartnett,
6 00
W. J. Corbett,
3 00
W. H. Kiniry,
1 11
James Hartnett,
2 00
James Hartnett,
2 00
Howard Hardware Co.,
13 60
W. H. Kiniry,
2 53
Carl Thompson,
8 20
William Burrows,
4 00
Frank Kennedy,
1 00
W. J. Corbett,
6 00
C. J. Newell,
20 30
Dennis Flannery,
1 00
C. J. Newell,
20 00
32
W. J. Corbett,
1 25
James Hartnett,
1 25
$98 24
PAINTING ARCH BRIDGE.
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