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GC 974.202 N54AR, 1919-1921
REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
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NEWMARKET, N. H.,
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending January 31, 1919.
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NEWMARKET, N. H .: THE NEWMARKET ADVERTISER PRESS, 1919.
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REPORTS
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TOWN OFFICERS
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NEWMARKET, N. H.,
FOR THE
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NEWMARKET, N. H. : THE NEWMARKET ADVERTISER PRESS, 1919.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Newmarket qualified to vote in town affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the town house in said town, on the second Tuesday of March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, to vote upon the fol- lowing subjects:
Art. 1. To choose all necessary town officers and agents for the ensuing year.
Art. 2. To-elect by ballot one trustee, as required by Chapter 162 of the Laws of 1915, being an act in relation to trust funds held by cities and towns.
Art. 3. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appro- priate to sprinkle, oil, re-surface or repair the macadamized streets.
Art. 4. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary for the payment of the state and county taxes, for building and repairing bridges, for laying out and repairing highways, for extinguishing fires, for the maintenance of the public library, for the care of the cemetery, for lighting the streets and public buildings, for paying town officers, for the support of the poor, for the payment of bonds and interest on the town debt, and for other necessary charges arising within the town ..
Art. 5 To see if the town will vote to pay each member of the fire companies twenty-two dollars in addition to that amount required by law.
Art. 6. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars to build a concrete walk on Prescott street,from the corner of Main street to the residence of Stephen H. Davis.
Art. 7. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appro- priate to help control the white pine blister rust.
Art. 8. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appro- priate for the purchase of the land and buildings known as the Newmarket House property.
Art. 9. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appro- priate for the support of band concerts during the coming summer.
Art. 10. To hear reports of agents, auditors, committees or officers here- tofore chosen and pass any vote relating thereto.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty-first day of February, A.D. 1919.
MATTHEW T. KENNEDY, - Selectmen FRED E. DOE, of
PHILIP LABRANCHE, Jr., New
Newmarket.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Moderator, GEORGE H. TOWLE, Jr.
Selectmen, MATTHEW T. KENNEDY, FRED E. DOE, PHILIP LABRANCHE, jr.
Town Clerk, ALBERT F. PRIEST.
Town Treasurer, JOSEPH O. TURCOTTE.
Collector of Taxes. CHARLES M. O'CONNOR.
Highway Agents, FRED E. SANBORN, ALPHONSE ROY.
Supervisors of Check List, FREDERICK NEAL, JONATHAN WALKER, OVIAS RODIER.
Auditors,
ERNEST BOISVERT,
HERBERT H. KNOWLTON.
Representatives, GEORGE M. MATHES, GEORGE H. WILLEY, ADELARD ROUSSEAU.
Police Officer, GEORGE M. MATHES.
Fire Engineers, MICHAEL BARRETT, J. EDMUND SHARPLES, JOHN B. HEVEY, ALBERT F. PRIEST.
Board of Health, DR. GEORGE H. TOWLE, Jr. MATTHEW T. KENNEDY, FRED E. DOE, PHILIP LABRANCHE, Jr.
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Water Commissioners,
FRANK H. DURGIN, JEAN B. LAPORTE,
GEORGE H. WILLEY,
WILLIAM L. CASWELL,
CHARLES H. PEPLER, GEORGE O. WOOD,
CHARLES A. MORSE, WALTER B. GALLANT, JOHN D. LONG.
Superintendent of Water Works, WILLIAM J. O'CONNOR.
School Board, DR. GEORGE H. TOWLE, Jr. GEORGE H. WILLEY, PERCY H. BURROWES.
Treasurer of School District, FRANK H. PINKHAM.
Superintendent of Schools, EDWARD H. LEONARD. .
Truant Officer, RICHARD A. STARLING.
Trustees of Public Library, MICHAEL B. GRIFFIN, LOUIS P. BEAUDET, MRS. A. C. HAINES, MRS. WALTER M. GALLANT, CHARLES A. MORSE. MRS. MARY B. MATHES, Librarian.
Trustees of John Webster Hall, ALANSON C. HAINES, CHARLES WALCOTT, WALTER M. GALLANT, D. L. PICKMAN.
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REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF NEWMARKET :
The Board of Selectmen hereby submits its annual report, for the fiscal year ending Jan. 31, 1919:
. INVENTORY, APRIL 1, 1918.
Real estate,
$872,730 00
Horses,
29,205 00
Mules,
300 00
Cows,
25,500 00
Oxen,
200 00
Other neat stock,
4,255 00
Sheep,
314 00
Hogs,
250 00
Fowls,
308 00
Vehicles, including automobiles,
26,825 00
Boats and launches,
1,450 00
Public funds,
1,090 00
Portable mills,
4,650 00
Stock in banks,
11,612 50
Money on hand,
9,925 00
Stock in trade,
514,300 00
Mills and machinery,
661,400 00
Wood and lumber,
11,200 00
750 polls, $1,500.00.
$2,175,514 50
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APPROPRIATIONS MADE AT THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 12, 1918.
State tax, $3,160 00
County tax, 4,102 41
Permanent and other highways,
5,500 00
Fire department,
2,000 00
Public library,
· 500 00
To decorate graves of soldiers,
200 00
To maintain and improve cemetery
300 00
Lighting streets,
2,500 00
Town officers, salaries
1,200 00
To maintain poor
400 00
Interest on town debt,
1,000 00
Water works bonds,
2,000 00
Police department,
1,700 00
To maintain sewers,
400 00
Insect pests on trees,
100 00
Board of Health, 200 00
Sprinkling streets,
400 00
Band concerts,
200 00
Hydrant service and fountains, 2,500 00
Extension of sewers, 200 00
Pine blister rust work,
200 00
SCHOOL MEETING APPROPRIATIONS, MADE AT THE ANNUAL MEETING, MARCH 30, 1918.
School money required by law, 2,962 50
School money in addition to that required by law, 10,500 00
Salaries of district officers,
214 00
Text books and supplies, 700 00
Total appropriations,
$43,138 91
Tax rate on $100.00, $1.92.
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EXPENDITURES.
General Government, including
Town officers' salaries,
$ 895 00
Town officers' expenses,
328 35
Election and registration, Town hall, 497 01
Protection of persons and property, including
Police department,
1,540 10
Fire department, 1,795 03
Moth extermination,
66 00
Pine blister rust work,
200 00
Damage by dogs,
31 75
Health and Sanitation, including
Health department,
343 60
Vital statistics,
48 75
Sewer maintenance,
145 00
Highways and bridges, including
State aid and maintenance,
33 50
Town maintenance,
3,562 50
Street lighting,
2,328 39
General expense,
1,284 85
Public library,
500 00
Town poor,
489 14
Decorating soldiers' graves,
200 00
Band concerts,
200 00
Public service enterprises, including
Water utility,
2,608 00
Cemeteries,
888 50
Legal services,
65 25
Interest,
1,465 40
State aid construction,
1,510 73
Water works bonds,
4,000 00
Payments to other Governmental Divisions,
including County tax,
4,102 41
School district,
16,316 95
Newfields school tax,
57 34
Total expenditures,
$45,690 19
State tax, 3,160 00
186 64
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT. LIABILITIES.
Water Works bonds, $15,000 00
Loans at 312 per cent,
Mary J. Birmingham, 800 00
William M. Simpson,
1,400 00
William A. Tasker, 500 00
Loans, at 4 per cent,
Herbert R. Haines, 1,000 00
William M. Simpson, 1,000 00
New sewer bonds, at 372 per cent,
10,000 00
Loans for new sewer, at 5 per cent, Newmarket National Bank, 6,000 00
Temporary loan, Newmarket
Water Works
6,000 00
Total liabilities, $41,700 00
ASSETS.
Balance in treasury, $13,092 55
Due from Boston & Maine R. R., 150 00
H. C. George, uncollected taxes, 644 73
C. M. O'Connor, uncollected taxes, '17, 352 03
C. M. O'Connor, uncollected taxes,'18, 1,446 03
Total assets,
$15,685 34
Net liabilities, Jan. 31, 1919,
26,014 66
Net liabilities, Jan. 31, 1918,
30,303 10
Reduction of debt. $4,288.44
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EXPENDITURES CLASSIFIED
GENERAL GOVERNMENT. TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES.
1918.
Mar. 5, Herbert H. Knowlton, Auditor, $10 00 Michael B. Griffin, Auditor, 10 00
May 7, Charles M. O'Connor, Bal. due on salary on 1915 book, 50 00 Nov. 19, Charles M. O'Connor, part of salary, 200 00
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1919.
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Jan. 21, Joseph O. Turcotte, salary as town treasurer, 100 00
Matthew T. Kennedy, salary as selectman, 150 00
Fred E. Doe, salary as select- man, 150 00
Philip Labranche, Jr., salary as selectman, 100 00
Fred E. Sanborn, salary as · road agent,. 50 00
Alphonse Roy, salary as road agent, 50 00
Albert F. Priest, salary as town clerk, 75 00
Total expenditures, $ 895 00
Appropriation, 1,200 00
Balance on hand, $305 00
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TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES.
1918.
Mar. 5, Joseph O. Turcotte, stamps, $ 1 00 19, Frank H. Pinkham, printing town reports, etc. 203 00
Apr. 2, M. T. Kennedy, stamps,
5 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 2 00
May 21, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 2 25
June 18, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 1 60
July 16, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 90
Aug. 6, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 40
20, Henry W. Anderson, bond for tax collector, 30 00
Alma J. Morse, copy work, 15 00
Oct. 15, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 30
Nov. 19, F. H. Pinkham, printing, etc. 45 61
19, New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 1 15
Dec. 3, Edson C. Eastman, record and tax book, 11 19
17, J. E. Kent, team, 7 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone service, 1 05
1919.
Jan. 7, New England Tel. & Tel. Co.,
telephone service, 90
Total expenditures, $328 35
From miscellaneous fund, 328 35
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ELECTION AND REGISTRATION.
1918.
Mar. 19, Geo. M. Mathes, putting up voting booths, and supplies, $ 5 35 John Shepley, services as bal- lot clerk, 5 00
George Labelle, services as bal- lot clerk, 5 00
True E. Smith, services as bal- lot clerk, 5 00
Harry Varney, services as elec- tion officer, 5 00
Apr. 2, Wm. J. O'Connor, services as election officer (2 elections), 10 00
Frederick Neal, services as
supervisor of check-list, 10 00
Ovias Rodier, services as super- visor of check-list, 10 00
Jonathan Walker, services as supervisor of check-list, 10 00
Sept. 3, Geo. M. Mathes, putting up voting booths, 5 00
17, Ovias Rodier, services as super- visor of check-list, 10 00
Oct. 1, Jonathan Walker, services as supervisor of check-list, 10 00
. 15, John Shepley, services as bal- lot clerk, 5 00
Nov. 5, George Labelle, services as bal- lot clerk, 5 00
19, Geo. M. Mathes, labor on vot- ing booths, 5 00
I. Beauchaine, services as elec- tion officer, 5 00
Frederick Neal, services as supervisor (two elections), 20 00
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Dec. 3, Ovias Rodier, services as super- visor of check-list, $10 00 Jonathan Walker, services as supervisor of check-list, 10 00
1919.
Jan. 7, True E. Smith, services as bal- lot clerk (3 elections), 15 00.
21, Newmarket Exchange, lumber, 1 29
31, Dr. G. H. Towle, Jr., services as moderator (2 elections), 20 00
Total expenditures,
$186 64
From miscellaneous fund, 186 64
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TOWN HALL.
1918.
Feb. 19, A. L. Turcotte, oil heater, $6 75
Grover Keniston, cleaning hall, 4 00
Mar. 19, Newmarket Electric Co., lamps, 1 93 John H. Griffin, insurance, 33 00
Apr. 2, Israel Beauchaine, wood, 15 00
Philip Labranche, Jr., supplies 11 30
16, Israel Beauchaine, wood,
5 00
May 7, Newmarket Electric Co., lights and supplies, 28 55
Israel Beauchaine, wood, 10 00
21, Newmarket Electric Co., lamps, 10 73
July 16, Newmarket Electric Co., sup- plies, 3 87 1
Aug. 6, A. F. Priest, flags, 60 00
Newmarket Electric Co., lights, 1 79
20, C. A. Clement, labor and material, fixing roof, 50 00
Oct. 1, Newmarket Electric Co., lights, etc. 9 74
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Nov. 19, Israel Beauchaine, wood, $ 9 50
Dec. 3, Newmarket Electric Co., lighting, 20 52
17, J. E. Kent, coal, 117 19
Israel Beauchaine, wood, 4 00
1919.
Jan. 7, A. J. Turcotte, supplies as per bill 51 60
1 Israel Beauchaine, wood, 4 00
21, Newmarket Electric Co., lighting, 21 39
Philip Labranche, Jr., oil and brooms, 13 65
31, M. H. London, table, 3 50
Total expenditures, $497 01
From miscellaneous fund, 497 01
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
1918.
Feb. 19, John A. Gordon, services, $30.00
Frank A. Brackett, services, 16 20
1 George M. Mathes, services, 31 75
Mar. 5, John A. Gordon, services, 30 00
Frank A. Brackett, services, 15 70
George M. Mathes, services, 30 00
19, George M. Mathes, services, 30 00
Apr. 2, Frank A. Brackett, services, George M. Mathes, services, 40 00 John A. Gordon, services, 45 00
40 00
16, George M. Mathes, services, 45 00 Frank A. Brackett, services, 30 00
May 7, George M. Mathes, services, 45 00
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May 7, Frank A. Brackett, services, $30 00
21, Frank A. Brackett, services, 30 00 Israel Beauchaine, hauling rubbish from police station 7.00
Cyprien Grandmaison, feed- ing prisoners, 11 00
George M. Mathes, services, 45 00
June 4, George M. Mathes, services, 45 00 Frank A. Brackett, services, 30 00
30 00
18, Frank A. Brackett, services, George M. Mathes, services,
45 75
July 2, George M. Mathes, services, 45 70 Frank A. Brackett, services, 30 00
30 00
16, Frank A. Brackett, services, George M. Mathes, services, 47 00
45 00
Aug. 6, George M. Mathes, services, Frank A. Brackett, services,
30 00
20, Frank A. Brackett, services, 30 00 George M. Mathes, services, 45 00
Sept. 3, George M. Mathes, services,
45 00
Sept. 17, George M. Mathes, services, 45 00
Oct. 1, George M. Mathes, services,
45 00
Oct. 15, George M. Mathes, services,
50 00
Nov. 5, George M. Mathes, services, 75 00
Nov. 19, George M. Mathes, services, 50 00
Dec. 3, George M. Mathes, services, 50 00
Dec. 17, George M. Mathes, services, 1919.
50 00
Jan. 7, George M. Mathes, services, 75 00
21, George M. Mathes, services, 50 00
Total expenditures, $1,540 10
Appropriation, 1,700 00
Balance on hand, $159 90
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
1918.
Mar. 19, Newmarket Electric Co., supplies, $ 8 73
John H. Griffin, insurance, 25 86
Apr. 2, Joshua Shepley, services Gran- ite Hose Co., 200 00
H. G. Philbrick, services Fire Engineers, 82 00
George M. Mathes, services
Hook and Ladder Co.,
150 00
Charles M. O'Connor, services as clerk of Tiger Hose Co., 200 00 16, R. W. Scott, work on fire alarm, 4 00
May 8, William L. Caswell, services steward Tiger Hose Co., 17 00
Newmarkett Electric Co., labor and lights, 6 20
21, Newmarket Electric Co., bolts and lags, 1 40
M. T. Kennedy, eleven men to brush fire, 15 00
R. W. Scott, repairs, etc. 3 75
July 2, John H. Edgerley, fighting fire, 2 50
16, R. W. Scott, labor, 3 75
Newmarket
Electric
Co.,
lighting hose houses, 2 50
A. F. Priest, ladder, 7 75
Aug .. 6, Newmarket Electric Co., lighting, 2 50
Sept. 17, Albert Pinkham, painting fire alarm, 3 50
Oct. 1, George M. Mathes, services Hook and Ladder Co., 150 00
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Oct. 1, Joshua Shepley, services Gran- ite Hose Co., $200 00
Newmarket
Electric
Co.,
lights and fixtures,
52 29
Michael Barrett, salary and expense, 80 00
15, Charles M. O'Connor, clerk Tiger Hose Co., 200 00
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., vitriol and zinc 94 23
Newmarket National Bank, as per bill, 21 60
Nov. 19, Frank Atherton, steward Gran- ite Hose Co., 12 00
Herbert Smart, driver Hook , and Ladder Co., 25 00
Dec. 3, Newmarket
Electric Co.,
lighting,
5 00
A. N. Dearborn, care of fire alarm batteries, 50 00
J. E. Kent, coal, 23 72
J. E. Kent, use of horses, 50 00
1919.
Jan. 21, Newmarket Electric Co., lighting hose houses, 2 50
Frank E. Lang, labor, 6 00
31, Fred W. Knight, automobile
service attending fires, 85 00
Albert
Pinkham, watching
fire,
1 25
Total expenditures, 1,795 03
Appropriation, 2,000 00
Balance on hand, $204 97
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MOTH EXTERMINATION:
1918.
Aug. 6, Richard Clay, spraying trees, Appropriation, 100 00
$ 66 00
Balance on hand, $44 00
PINE BLISTER RUST
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1918.
Aug. 20, A. B. Hastings, acting State Forester, for labor, -
$200 00
Appropriation,
200 00
DAMAGE BY DOGS
1918.
Mar. 5, J. A. Edgerley, hens killed by dogs, $ 6 75
Nov. 19, Perley Young, sheep killed, 25 00
Total expenditures, $31 75
HEALTH AND SANITATION. HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
1918.
Feb. 19, M. T. Kennedy, supplies fur- nished R. Magnan (diph- theria case), $ 23 52
Apr. 2, Edward Dyer, killing and burying dog, 2 00
May 7, Estate of C. E. Tasker, ser- vices as health officer and disinfecting 136 00
20, Willard N. Munroe, transpor-' tation of N. Rodier, 10 00
20, Dr. L. P. Beaudett, medical attendance, (diphtheria case), 15 00
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Oct. 1, W. F. Richards, burying dog, $ 1 00 1919.
Jan. 31, Dr. Geo. H. Towle, Jr., health officer and disinfecting 144 45 F. H. Durgin, supplies fur- nished (diphtheria case) 11 63
Total expenditures, $343 60 Appropriation, $200 00
From miscellaneous fund, 143 60
$343 60
1918. VITAL STATISTICS. Mar. 5, Dr. L. P. Beaudett, vital stat- istics, $ 3 50
19, Dr. J. D. Butler, vital statistics 31 50
Sept. 3, Dr. A. J. Monge, vital statis- tics, 3 75
Nov. 5, Dr. L. P. Beaudett, vital stat- istics, 10 001
Total expenditures, $48.75
From miscellaneous fund,
48 75
1918. SEWER MAINTENANCE.
Apr. 16, William L. Caswell, labor, $81 50
July 2, William L. Caswell, labor, 18 00
Sept. 3, William L. Caswell, labor, 13 50
Dec. 3, William L. Caswell, labor,
7 00
1919. Jan. 31, Willey and Towle, land damage, 25 00
Total expenditures, $145 00
Appropriation, 400 00
Balance on hand, $255 00
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HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
TOWN MAINTENANCE, (WINTER).
1918.
Feb. 19, Alphonse Roy, labor, (snow bills), $ 60 48
Mar. 5, George A. Bennett, labor, (snow bills), 104 25
Alphonse Roy, labor, 19 15
19, George A. Bennett, labor, 27 25
1919.
Jan. 21, Alphonse Roy, labor, 40 39
Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 18 34
$269 86
TOWN MAINTENANCE (SUMMER).
1918.
Feb. 19, George A. Bennett, labor and
planks, $147 00
Mar. 19, Alphonse Roy, labor, 56 49
Apr. 2, Alphonse Roy, labor, · 53 86
16, Alphonse Roy, labor, 23 50.
May 7, Alphonse Roy, labor,
57 10
21, Alphonse Roy, labor, 199 13
28, Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 28 00
June 4, Alphonse Roy, labor, 99 85 Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 31 00
18, Alphonse Roy, labor,
41 30
131 95
July 2, Alphonse Roy, labor, Fred E. Sanborn, labor,
201 30
16, Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 116 40
. Alphonse Roy, labor, 73 65
Aug. 6, Alphonse Roy, labor, 28 68
Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 17 35
20, Alphonse Roy, labor, 94 75
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Sept. 3, Alphonse Roy, labor, $ 99 87
Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 118 20
17, Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 229 80
Alphonse Roy, labor, 96 75
Oct. 1, Alphonse Roy, labor, 155 79
Albert Pinkham, painting bridge, 9 25
15, Alphonse Roy, labor, 91 48
Nov. 5, Alphonse Roy, labor, 106 60
Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 86 00
19, Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 234 00
Alphonse Roy, labor, 30 17
Dec. 3, Alphonse Roy, labor, 124 75
Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 219 80
17, Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 102 07
Alphonse Roy, labor, 64 98
1919.
Jan. 7, Alphonse Roy, labor, 53 53
Fred E. Sanborn, labor, 68 29
Total expenditures, $3,292 64 1
1918. STREET LIGHTING.
Mar. 19, Newmarket Electric Co., $204 50
Apr. 2, Newmarket Electric Co., 204 50
May 7, Newmarket Electric Co., 211 08
June 18, Newmarket Electric Co., 229 50
July 16, Newmarket Electric Co., 211 08
Aug. 6, Newmarket Electric Co., 212 33
Oct. 1, Newmarket Electric Co., 422 16
Dec. 3, Newmarket Electric Co.,
422 16
1919.
Jan. 7, Newmarket Electric Co., 211 08
Total expenditures, $2,328 39
Appropriation, 2,500 00
Balance on hand, $171 61
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GENERAL EXPENSE OF DEPARTMENT.
1918.
Mar. 5, D. J. Brady, labor and sup- plies, $ 88 25
Apr. 16, Boston & Maine R. R., freight on grader, 6 60
May
7, J. N. Carpenter, bridge plank, 100 00
July 2, Dyar Supply Co., road grader, 515 00
Dec. 3, The Good Roads Machinery Co., snow plow, 75 00
17, George H. Willey, paid on sprinkling streets, 500 00
Total expenditures, $1,284 85
Appropriation for sprinkling streets, 400 00
From miscellaneous fund, 884 85
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$1,284 85
EDUCATION.
LIBRARY.
1918.
Aug. 6, Mrs. A. C. Haines, Treasurer, $200 00
Dec. 3, Mrs. A. C. Haines, Treasurer, 200 00
1919.
Jan. 31, Mrs. A. C. Haines, Treasurer, 100 00
Total expenditures, $500 00 Appropriation, 500 00
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CHARITIES.
1918. TOWN POOR.
· Feb. 19, Wm. E. Ritchie, rent for Thomas Bresnahan $14 00
Apr. 16, Wm. E. Ritchie, rent for Thomas Bresnahan 12 60
May 7, Rockingham County Farm, board of Charles French, 38 00
Rockingham County Farm, board of Alphonso White- horn, 50 00
21, Estate of C. E. Tasker, burial, expense of Alphonso White- horn, 35 00
July 2, Rock. Co. Farm, board of Chas. A. French, 36 00
Rock. Co. Farm, board of Thomas Bresnahan, 48 00
Nov. 19, F. H. Durgin, groceries fur- nished Joseph Demers, 65 29
F. H. Durgin, rent of tene- ment to Joseph Demers, 32 00
Dec.' 3, Rock. Co. 'Farm, board of Thomas Bresnehan, 84 00
1919.
Jan. 7, Philip Labranche, Jr., grocer- ies furnished Mrs: Thomas Levesque, 10 25
C. E. Tasker Estate, burial expense of Thomas Levesque, 64 00
Total expenditures, $489 14
Appropriation, $400 00
From miscellaneous fund,
89 14
$489 14
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PATRIOTIC PURPOSES. MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
1918.
June 18, A. C. Haines,
$200 00
Appropriation,
200 00
RECREATION.
1918. BAND CONCERTS.
Sept. 17, Joseph Vanderhole,
$200 00
Appropriation, 200 00
PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES.
1918.
WATER UTILITY.
Dec. 17, Newmarket Water Works,
$2,608 00
Appropriation,
$2,500 00
From miscellaneous fund,
108 00
$2,608 00
CEMETERY.
1918.
May 7, Estate of C. E. Tasker, care of
Cemetery, 1917, $441 00
1919.
Jan.
7, Albert H. Brown, care of
Cemetery,
447 50
Total expenditures,
$888 50
Appropriation,
$300 00
From miscellaneous fund,
588 50
$888 50
LEGAL SERVICES.
1918.
Dec. 3, I. T. George, Esq.,
$65 25
From miscellaneous fund, 65 25
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INTEREST.
1918.
Feb. 19, William A. Tasker, interest on note, $ 17 50
Apr. 2, Mary J. Birmingham, interest . on note, 28 00
May 7, Newmarket National Bank, interest on water bonds, 35 00
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Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 96 25
Newmarket National Bank, interest on note, 151 50
21, Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 19 25 Newmarket National Bank, interest on water bonds, 87 50
June 18, Newmarket National Bank, interest on water bonds, 175 00
July 2, Newmarket National Bank, interest on water bonds, 35 00
16, Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 21 00
Aug. 20, Herbert R. Haines, interest on note, 40 00
Oct. 15, William M. Simpson, interest on note, 94 00
Nov. 5, Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 8 75
19, Newmarket National Bank, interest on note, 151 20
Newmarket National Bank, interest on water bonds, 35 00 5 Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 52 50 Dec. 3, Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 63 00
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Dec. 3, Newmarket National Bank, interest on water bonds, $ 52 50 1919.
Jan. 7, William A. Tasker, interest on note, 17 50
21, Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 19 25 Newmarket National Bank, interest on water bonds, 245 00
31, Newmarket National Bank, interest on sewer bonds, 21 00
Total expenditures, $1,444 40
Appropriation, $1,000 00
From miscellaneous fund,
444 40
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$1,444 40
NEW CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENTS.
STATE AID CONSTRUCTION. .
1918.
Mar. 5, D. J. Brady, labor and sup- plies, $ 31 50
Apr. 2, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, 116 33
16, Frank Morin, labor, 18 00
16, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill,
156 00
May 7, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill,
229 50
May 8, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, 423 00 21, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, 59 50 June 4, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, 30 50 18, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, 175 50
Aug. 6, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, 31 90 Nov. 5, Fred E. Sanborn, as per bill, 66 50
Total expenditures,
$1,510 73
172 50
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1918. INDEBTEDNESS PAYMENTS. Nov. 19, Newmarket National Bank, water works bonds,
$4,000 00
Appropriation,
$2,000 00
From miscellaneous fund,
2,000 00
$4,000 00
PAYMENTS TO OTHER GOVERNMENTAL DIVISIONS.
1918. COUNTY.
Dec. 3, Stewart Everett Rowe, Treas., county tax, $4,102 41
Appropriation, 4,102 41
1918.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Mar. 19, Frank H. Pinkham, Treas. 1,000 00
Apr. 16, Frank H. Pinkham, Treas. 1,000 00
May 21, Frank H. Pinkham, Treas. 1,500 00
Aug. 20, Frank H. Pinkham, Treas. 3,000 00
Oct. 1, Frank H. Pinkham, Treas. 2,000 00
Nov. 19, Frank H. Pinkham, Treas. 2,000 00
1919.
Jan. 31, Frank H. Pinkham, Treas. 5,748 50
Frank H. Pinkham, Treas., dog licenses, less damage, 68 45
Total expenditures, $16,316 95
1918.
NEWFIELDS SCHOOL TAX.
Nov. 19, H. G. Burley estate, $30 50
1919.
Jan. 7, John F. Sanborn, 26 84
Total expenditures, $57 34
Respectfully submitted, MATTHEW T. KENNEDY, Selectmen FRED E. DOE, of
PHILIP LABRANCHE, JR. Newmarket.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
REPORT OF JOHN F. BROWN, Judge of the Municipal Court of Newmarket, N. H.
NEWMARKET, N. H., Feb. 6, 1919.
TO THE TOWN OF NEWMARKET:
The undersigned presents the following report:
To the income from fines and fees from
January 31st, 1918, to February 6th, 1919 $132 00
Received for service as Justice,
100 00
Paid for transportation of prisoners to the County Farm 6 00
Paid for drawing twelve Complaints and
Warrants, at $1.50 each 18 00
Total expenditures
$124 00
Paid Town Treasurer, February 6th, 1919, 8 00
$132.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN. F. BROWN.
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REPORT OF CHAS. M. O'CONNOR, Collector of Taxes. NEWMARKET, N. H., Jan. 31, 1919.
TO THE TOWN OF NEWMARKET:
The undersigned presents the following report:
Rate list of 1916, $407 41
Interest, 17 50.
$424 91
Abatements, $ 24 00
Paid Joseph O. Turcotte, Treasurer,
400 91
$424 91
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES M. O'CONNOR, Collector of Taxes.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of the Town of New- market, have examined the foregoing account, and found it correctly cast, with corresponding vouchers.
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