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$14 81
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1910
Amount due from J. T. McClure, collector 1910 $75 02
.
Cash paid treasurer 75 02
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 191I
Total amount committed to J. T. McClure foi
collection
$2,161 12
Discount
$32 79
Abatements
29 43
Cash paid treasurer
1,951 40
$2,013 62
Balance due from collector Feb. 15, 1912 $147 50
ASSETS
Cash balance in favor of town $700 14
Due from collector 147 50
Total assets
$847 64
LIABILITIES
Due on state road account
$135 00
Respectfully submitted,
W. R. MERRILL, Selectmen C. E. GEORGE, of
R. M. SMITH, Hebron.
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Having examined the foregoing accounts we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
G. S. SMITH, A. E. MOORE, S Auditors.
Treasurer's Report
Cash received from treasurer, 1910 $489 28
collector, 75 02
66
19II 1,951 40
bounty on hedgehogs 12 60
16 town clerk, dog license 36 78
A. C. Ackerman, peddlers license 5 00
Total receipts
$3,221 73
Paid out on selectmen's orders
2,52I 59
Balance in hands of treasurer, Feb. 15,
1912
$700 14.
EDWARD M. JEWELL, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing account of the treasurer of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1912, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
GEORGE S. SMITH,
ALBERT E. MOORE, S
Auditors.
Treasurer's Report OF TRUST FUNDS
Sally L. Perkins fund in Laconia bank $1,171 62
Plymouth bank 900 00
66 Bristol bank 866 40
Interest received during the year 93 96
$3,031 98
Paid W. W. Morgan as per order of selectmen
· 93 96
Balance on books $2,938 02
The fund from a friend by the hand of C. W. Powers
New Hampshire Savings Bank book
$700 00
Interest received during the year
28 87
$728 87
Paid W. W. Morgan as per order of selectmen
28 87
Balance bank book for $700 00
The fund from the Baptist society by the hand of C. W. Powers New Hampshire Savings bank book
$176 00
Interest received during the year
7 25
$183 25
II
Paid W. W. Morgan as per order of selectmen
$7 25
Balance bank book
$176 00
Interest on the foregoing funds to be used for preaching annually in the town of Hebron
Powers fund, interest to be used for burying ground and certain other purposes
Massachusetts State bond
$1,000 00
Cash from treasurer of 1910
15 00
Interest received during the year 1911.
30 00
Paid E. M. Jewell as per order of selectmen
35 00
Massachusetts State bond
$1,000 00
Cash
10 00
D. N. Kemp fund, interest to be used on Pratt
burying ground
New Hampshire Savings bank book
$340 00
Cash
76 04
Interest
13 99
Cash deposited for lot sold
5 00
$435 03
Paid E. M. Jewell as per order of selectmen Balance bank book
$50 00
345 00
Cash
40 03
Esther R. Hemphill fund :
$50 00
Bristol Savings bank book
Interest received during the year
I 5I
$51 51
$1,045 00
12
Paid E. M. Jewell per order of selectmen
$1 51
Balance bank book
$50 00
.
Baptist society fund, being the parsonage ;
Cash received from treasurer of 1910
$44 10
Received from selectmen during the year 32 OI
$76 II
Paid on orders of selectmen
67. 79
Cash balance
$8 32
Ellen M. George fund :
Bristol bank book for
$100 00
Cash from treasurer of 1910
4 95
$104 95
Balance bank book
100 00
Cash
4 95
Franklin Fogg fund, to be used for improve- ment on Hebron common:
Bristol Savings bank book
$107 50
New Hampshire Savings bank book
448 48
Dividend No. 123
19 83
$575 81
Balance Bristol bank book
107 50
New Hampshire
468 31
Susan Hammond fund, interest to be used to clean the head stones and otherwise im- prove her lot in Hebron cemetery :
1
I3
New Hampshire Savings bank book $25 00
EDWARD M. JEWELL, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treasurer with the trust funds of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1912, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched, and the result as above stated.
GEORGE S. SMITH, ALBERT E. MOORE, S Auditors. Feb. 16, 1912.
Cemetery Committee
IN ACCOUNT WITH POWERS FUND
19II :
Received of 1910 committee
$4 03
John Cordon I 00
town treasurer 35 00
Total received
$40 03
Cash paid out :
Mark Smith
$5 55
E. M. Jewell
IO 25
L. E. Esty
4 95
W. W. Morgan
6 15
A. J. Wheeler
9 00
Balance in hand of committee $4 13
IN ACCOUNT WITH KEMP FUND
Received of 1910 committee
$3 98
town treasurer 50 00
Total received
$53 98
Cash paid out :
H. C. Field
$8 02
L. E. Esty
2 00
Arthur Blodgett
7 51
W. W. Morgan
20 50
15
L. E. Esty $6 90
E. M. Jewell 6 15
Balance in hands of committee
$2 90
IN ACCOUNT WITH HEMPHILL FUND
Received of 1910 committee
$
23
town treasurer I 5I
Total received Cash paid out :
$1 74
E: M. Jewell $1 50
Balance in hands of committee
$ 24
IN ACCOUNT WITH GEORGE FUND
Balance in hands of committee Respectfully submitted,
$1 45
E. M. JEWELL, A. J. WHEELER, { J. F. ROGERS,
Cemetery
Committee.
Examined and found correct,
GEORGE S. SMITH, ALBERT E. MOORE,
Auditors.
February 16, 1912.
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Report of School Board
Once more we are to present our report of the schools in town. We think that our teachers have been faithful in their work in the past year and the pupils have done good work so we can report a successful year.
We are glad to say we have been able to purchase a good dictionary for the village school, also a case of eight maps, mounted on rolls, for each school. These we be- lieve will fill a long-felt want in our school equipment.
We bespeak the help of each parent in making our schools better each year.
Five weeks extra school was furnished in East He- bron from a fund in the hands of Rosie Russell, which was given by subscription several years ago, and wood and board given by parents. We hope to have a like exten- sion to that school next winter.
We respectfully request the selectmen to assess the following items for school purposes :
Money for high school tuitions to the amount of $240 00 Money for text books and scholars supplies 60 00
ALMA C. MORSE,
FLORA E. MCCLURE,
School FLORENCE E. MERRILL, Board.
Financial Statement of School Board
CASH RECEIVED
Balance of school money from treasurer, 1910
$25 09
School money as required by law 322 50
Dog license 1910 26 39
Literary fund 27 06
For average attendance from the state
30 00
For approved teachers 60 00
For tuition rebate
99 99
Total receipts of school money
$591 03
Money raised for High school tuition
$400 00
Balance of high school tuition money of 1910 40 00
Total receipt for high school tuition
$440 00
Money raised for district officers' salaries
$41 00
Money raised for school supplies
$60 00
Balance of school supplies from treasurer 1910
5 09
Money received for school supplies
40
Total receipts for school supplies
$65 49
Money raised for repairs
$100 00
Balance of repair money from treasurer, 1910
50
Total receipts for repairs
$100 50
18
Total receipt of school money $591 03
for his school tuition 440 00
district officers salaries 41 00
66 for flags and appurtenances 2 59
school supplies
65 49
repairs 100 50
Total receipts $1,240 61
CASH PAID OUT OF SCHOOL MONEY
19II :
May 6, Lola Cooledge, teaching East Heb- ron school 2 weeks at $7 per week $14 00
Abby Smith, teaching village school 3 weeks at $9 per week 27 00
June 3, Abby Smith, teaching village school 4 weeks at $9 per week 36 00
Lola Cooledge, teaching East Heb- ron school 4 weeks at $7 per week 28 00
29, Lola Cooledge, teaching East Heb- ron school 5 weeks at $7 per week 35 00
Abby Smith, teaching Hebron school 4 weeks at $9 per week 36 00
Oct. 7, Ethel Tucker, teaching East Heb- ron school 5 week at $9 per week 45 00 Lola Cooledge, teaching village school five weeks at $7 per week 35 00
19
Nov. 4, Lola Cooledge, teaching village school 4 weeks at $7 per week $28 00 Ethel Tucker, teaching East Hebron school 4 weeks at $9 per week, 36 00
Dec. II, Ethel Tucker, teaching East He- bron school 4 weeks at $9 per week 36 00
Lola Cooledge, teaching village school 4 weeks at $7 per week 28 00 29, Ethel Tucker, teaching East Hebron school 5 weeks at $9 per week 45 00
Jan. 9, Lola Cooledge, teaching East He- bron school 5 weeks at $7 per week 35 00
$464 00
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
May 6, Nellie J. Barnard, cleaning East Hebron schoolhouse $2 00
Mrs. Will Smith, cleaning village schoolhouse 4 00
1912 :
Jan. 9, Fred Morse, building fires. eight weeks at .50 week 4 00
Donald Esty, building fires at village schoolhouse 3 70
Frank Morse, I 1-2 cords wood
6 00
Frank Morse, 1-2 day with team to Hebron for kindling I 50
Frank Morse, glass, setting and sun- dries 2 30
,
20
Dec. II, W. F. Cooledge, repairs on clock, glass and labor, I broom and 2 yards crash for towels $3 IO
Feb.
2, L. B. Sargent, material and labor putting up map 75
A. E. Moore, cleaning stove pipe at village schoolhouse I 00
H. S. Morgan, piling wood in school shed I 00
Total expenditures of school money $493 35
PAID OUT FOR HIGH SCHOOL TUITION
May 6, George L. Plimpton, treas. of Tilton Seminary, for tuition of two pupils at Tilton Seminary for the fall term of 1911 $26 68
Charles J. Gould, treas. Plymouth High school for tuition of two pupils from Sept. 5, 1910, to Jan. 26, 1912 40 00
Chas. D. Thyng. treas. of N. H. L. I., for tuition of five pupils at New Hampton Literary and Biblical Institution for spring term of 1911 66 65
Oct. , 7, George L. Plimpton, treas. of Tilton Seminary, for tuition of two pupils at the Tilton Seminary for the spring term of 191I 26 68
Chas. D. Thyng, treas. of N. H. L. I., for tuition of five pupils at New Hampton Literary and
¥21
Biblical Institution for fall term 1911 $66 65
Jan. 9, Chas. Thyng, treas. of N. H. L. I., for tuition of four pupils at New Hampton Literary and Biblical Institution for winter term 1911-'12 53 36
C. J. Gould, treas. of Plymouth High school, for tuition of two pupils at Plymouth High school from Jan. 31 to June 23, 19II 40 00
Feb. I, George L. Plimpton, treas. of Tilton Seminary, for tuition of one pupil at the Tilton Seminary for the winter term of 1912 13 33
Total expenditure for High school tuition $333 33
PAID OUT FOR DISTRICT OFFICERS' SALARIES
1912 :
Feb. 2, Sarah L. George, services as district treasurer $5 00
Fredrick Clement, services as truant officer 5 00
A. E. Moore, services as district clerk I 00
Alma C. Morse, services of three members of school board 30 00
Total expenditures for district officers' salaries $41 00
.
22
PAID OUT FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
19II :
May 6, Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies Estelle McClure, supplies and freight 2 07
$25 66
Oct. 7, Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies II 24
Jan. 9, McConnell School Supply Co., for supplies 22 00
Estelle McClure, supplies and freight I 87
Total expenditures for supplies $62 84
CASH PAID OUT FOR REPAIRS
May 6, L. B. Sargent, labor and material $5 00
Oct. 7. Gordon Macdougal, shingling 84 17
Jan. 9, John Rogers, repairs and cleaning up shingle 2 00
Total expenditures for repairs Total paid out of school money
$91 17
$493 35
for high school tuition
333 33
district officers' salaries
41 00
school supplies
62 00
66
repairs 91 17
Total expenditures of all money $1,021 69
RECAPITULATION
Total receipts of school money
$591 03
Expenditure of school money 493 25
Balance of school money $97 78
23
Total receipts for high school tuition $440 00 Expenditure 333 33
Balance for high school tuition
$106 67
Total receipts for district officers' salaries
$41 00
Expenditure €
41 00
Total receipts for school supplies
$65 49
Expenditure
62 84
Balance for school supplies
$2 65
Total receipts for repairs
$100 50
Expenditure for repairs
91 17
$9 33
Balance for flags and appurtenances
$2 59
Total receipts of all money $1,240 61
Expenditures of all money 1,02I 69
Total balances in hands of treasurer Feb. 15, 1912 $218 92
ALMA C. MORSE,
FLORA E. MCCLURE School Board.
FLORENCE E. MERRILL,
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the school board of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1912, we find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
GEORGE S. SMITH, Į Auditors.
A. E. MOORE,
School Treasurer's Report
Received from treasurer, 1910
$73 27
Town school money, 19II
322 50
High school tuition 400 00
School supplies
60 00
Repair money
100 00
Dog License
26 39
Literary fund
27 06
Approved teachers
60 00
Tuition rebate
99 99
Average attendance
30 00
'District officers' salaries
41 00
Received for books 40
Total receipts $1,240 61
Paid out on order of the school board 1,02I 69
Balance in hands of treasurer, Feb. 15, 1912 $218 92
SARAH L. GEORGE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treasurer of the school district of the town of Hebron, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
GEO. S. SMITH
ALBERT E. MOORE,
Auditors.
Librarian's Report
The library has been open every Saturday during the year.
Whole number of books taken out 840
Smallest number June 24
3
Largest number Feb. 3 36
Average for the year I6
Number of books added to the library of which IO were given 46
Number of books now catalogued 1,800
Amount received for fines $1 82
For books taken out by people from out of town $1 20
ALICE M. WELLS, Librarian.
Library Trustees' Report
The Hebron Town library continues to occupy a high position in the esteem of the people. And we have endeavored to be prudent with the money intrusted to us. The librarian's and treasurer's report will show the stand- ing of our library.
ELLEN E. ROGERS, - Library ALBERT E. MOORE,
EDW. M. JEWHLL, Trustees.
Public Library Treasurer's Report
I9II:
Feb. 17, Cash in treasury
$30 07
6 00
July I, Interest on Ellen George fund 1912: Feb. 14, Cash received from town
41 13
for fines I 82
66 books taken out by
people out of town I 20
$80 22
AMOUNT PAID OUT
1911:
Mar. 20, Paid for wood
$2 38
Apr. 4.
Binding books 3 25
Dec, 26,
Insurance on books 2 50
1912:
Jan.
2,
Alice Wells, books
20 67
IO,
C. D. Fitts, 66
8 34
27, Library supplies 1 00
Feb.
4,
Care of library
2 00
Alice Wells, librarian
10 00
Mary Rogers, asst. librarian 5 00
Total amount paid out $55 14
Cash in treasury 25 08
$80 22
ELLEN E. ROGERS, Treasurer.
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Having examined the accounts of the treasurer, we find them correct.
GEO. S. SMITH, ALBERT E. MOORE, S Auditors.
Hebron, N. H., Feb. 16, 1912.
Preaching Committee
19II :
To cash received of selectmen :
Aug. 5, Interest on fund by the hand of C. W. Powers Interest of Baptist society fund Interest on Sally Perkins fund 33 99
$28 87
7 25
· 1912 :
Jan. 6, Interest on Sally Perkins fund 59 97
$130 08
Paid Rev. I. B. Conley
$130 08
W. W. MORGAN,
Chairman of Preaching Committee.
Examined and found correct.
GEORGE S. SMITH, A. E. MOORE,
} Auditors.
Births Registered in the Town of Hebron for the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1911
Date
Name of Child
Living or
No. of Child
1st, 2d, etc. Color.
Father's Name.
Maiden Name.
Color.
Residence of Parents.
Occupation 01 Father.
Birthplace 01 Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother.
June 24, OlaGordon Adams F . . Living ..
4
White
Joseph Adams ....
Mary Gordon. .
White
Hebron . ...
Foreman and Gaspe Bay Carpenter Stage Driver .. Bristol
Can.
Alexandria ... Hebron .. ..
52 27
38
Nov. 6 Kathleen Ferrin. . F .. -
4
Harold B. Ferrin. Kate Sanborn ....
1
26
Male or Female.
Mother's
of Birth.
(if any).
Stillborn.
Marriages Registered in the Town of Hebron for the year ending Dec. 31, 1911.
Date of Marriage.
Place. of Marriage.
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Age in years.
Color of each.
Occupation of Groom and Place of Birth Bride.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
of
Parents.
1st, 2d, or 3d
Marriage.
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom married.
May 10 Hebron ...
Walter R. Merrill Hebron FlorenceE. George
30 21
Farmer ..... Housework .. Farmer .....
Hebron .. Richard A. Merrill. Hebron Agnes M. Braley . .. Charles E. George .. Sarah L. Wise .... Holderness . Lyman Huckins ...
Orange .. Hebron
Farmer ... Housework . Farmer ... Housework .
1
Rev. I. B. Conley, Hebron
1
June 29 Plymouth. Fred B. Huckins .. Hebron
60
All White
Laborer ....
GaspeB'y PQ Robert J. Stanley .. Marion Mckenzie ..
Nellie J. Barnard. 66
56
Housework . Topsham Vt. Noah P. Davis ...
Caroline Farrar ....
.|Farmer ... Housework Man'h'st'r Eng Lum berman Glasgow, Scot. Housework . Dorchester ... Temple
3 Rev. A. L. Smith,
Plymouth
Lucy A. Huckins Plymouth
58 Housework .. Plymouth ..
Center Harbor Extract Pdlr Grace E. Cummings|New Hampton Housework . Isaac Huckins .. Martha Glover ..
Bridgewater Plymouth. . ...
1
Dec. 24 |Hebron ... Robert J. Stanley Hebron
42
2 Rev. I. B. Conley, Hebron
Farmer .... Housework .
2
Occupation
-
.
Deaths Registered in the Town of Hebron for the Year ending Dec. 31, 1911.
Agc.
Place
of
Occupation.
Birthplace of Father.
of Mother.
Father.
Mother.
Death.
Jan. 4 Charles H. Hooven 62 6 25 Beav'rMeadw Pa Apr. 7 Joanna B. Jewell 80 11 21|Hebron
M
V
Editor ....
Pa
Wilksbar'ePa Thomas W. Hooven
July 3 Willard W. Wise. 78 7 10
Housew'rk Groton .. Farmer ... Hebron
Campton .... Groton .
Elijah Noyes. Aaron Wise.
Ellen Hooven. . Joanna Bartlett. Lucy Bartlett .... .
Nephritis, D opsy Chronic Gastritis. Chronic Hepatites
Aug. 7 Ellen F. A. Davis. 38 .. 12 Haverhill .
. Housew'rk Gaspe BayCan Haverhill ....
Nicholas Adams ..
Almy Blake.
Acute Mania . . .
24 OlaGordon Adams 2 Hebron .
Alexandria .. Joseph Adams ....
Mary Gordon ..
Marasmus
Nov. 20 Mary R. Hobart .. 96 6 10 Methuen, Mass. Dec. 9 Caroline Blodgett 67 6 18 Hebron
Housewr'k =
Dunbarton ... Wentworth .. Daniel Putney ....
Mary N. Pierce ...
Fractured hip Chronic Gastritis.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
FRED B. HUCKINS, Town Clerk.
Date of Death.
Name.
Months.
Days.
Sex.
Color.
or Widowed. Single, Married,
Birthplace
Name
Maiden Name
Cause
of
of
of
Years.
Birth.
All White
.
.
William Frye .....
Mary Frve.
Official
Reports
HEBRON
1913
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
Town Clerk, School Board and Librarian
OF THE
TOWN OF HEBRON
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1913.
BRISTOL, N. H.
From the Press of R. W. MUSGROVE
1913
TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen, J. T. MCCLURE, W. F. COOLEDGE, J. F. JESSEMAN Town Clerk, FRED B. HUCKINS Collector, ED. M. JEWELL Supervisors, OSCAR ROBIE, F. M. JESSEMAN, H. S. MORGAN
Auditors, GEO. S. SMITH, A. E. MOORE School Board, FLORA E. MCCLURE, FLORENCE E. MERRILL, RHODA A. ESTY Treasurer of School Board, SARAH L. GEORGE Clerk of School District, A. E. MOORE
Truant Officer, FREDERICK CLEMENT
Highway Surveyors
District No. 1, H. B. FERRIN
2, 3, W. W. MORGAN
4, L. F. WISE 5, J. T. MCCLURE, Selectman Board of Health, A. E. MOORE, FREDERICK CLE- MENT, FRED B. HUCKINS
Library Trustees, ELLEN E. ROGERS, A. E. MOORE, E. M. JEWELL
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
CASH RECEIVED BY SELECTMEN
Railroad tax
$II 55
Savings bank tax
454 25
Library fund
31 96
Proportion of school fund
249 14
Use of town hall
6 00
Dog. license
30 34
Interest on taxes 1911
I 99
1912
I 42
Bounty on hedgehogs
24 90
Cash received for bridge plank
30 12
Cash received for powder
30
Cash received from state for highways
794 17
Cash received from state for maintenance
15 28
Cash received from county
35 61
Cash paid treasurer
$1,687 03
DISBURSEMENTS
The selectmen have given orders on treasurer
as follows :
State tax
$352 00
County tax
216 93
$568 93
SCHOOL MONEY
Sarah L. George, school treas.
$1,033 88
4
LIBRARY BILLS
Ellen E. Rogers $37 00
BREAKING ROADS SPRING 1912
District No. 1 and 2 H. B. Ferrin $13 85
I and 2 A. E. Moore
21 75
4 H. H. Hartford 19 42
5 J. T. McClure
19 20
3 W. W. Morgan
9 05
I F. M. Jesseman I 20
$84 47
MONEY EXPENDED BY SURVEYORS
District No. 1 and 2 H. B. Ferrin
$260 28
3 W. W. Morgan
37 13
4 L. F. Wise
130 33
5 J. T. McClure, selectman
130 33
$558 07
TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS
J. T. McClure, selectman $66 20
W. F. Cooledge,
61 20
J. F. Jesseman, 53 50
F. B. Huckins, clerk 16 00
E. M. Jewell, treasurer 20 00
F. O. Morse, collector
40 co
F. M. Jesseman, supervisors 18 00
F. W. Barnard, police 5 00
5
G. S. Smith, auditors
$3 00
$282 90
COUNTY
Dr. F. M. Robertson, medical attendance for B. Evans $16 50
Dr. F. M. Robertson, medical attendance for Geo. White and A. Fogg 22 50
G. A. Robie, supplies for funeral of A. Fogg 25 00
A. E. Moore, care of Geo. White 34 60
J. F. Rogers, transporting G. White 3 00
J. F. Jesseman, fate, etc., for G. White I 29
J. T. McClure, digging grave 2 00
A. E. Moore, burial of A. Fogg
2 50
J. Cordon, supplies 35 61
$143 00
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
R. W. Musgrove, printing reports $27 00
Frank W. Hobart, picking moths
9 70
Clarence Esty,
17 80
Walter Hobart,
66
4 90
Arthur Blodgett,
4 00
J. F. Jesseman,
15 50
John C. Wise,
5 20
J. T. McClure,
and supplies
25 89
W. F. Cooledge, board of tramp
I 00
damage to sleigh
2 00
H. A. Morgan, picking moths 8 50 Claude Jesseman, 9 00
6
C. E. George, bounty on hedgehogs $5 40
J. T. McClure,
19 50
C. E. George, supplies
J. T. McClure, 3 00
6 61
F. M. Jesseman, -
13 00
J. Cordon,
2 75
C. S. Collins, plow
5. 00
J. T. McClure, stove for hall
13 50
F. M. Jesseman, use of tools and supplies 8 95
J. T. McClure, stove board
3 75
F. B. Huckins, disinfecting
2 15
H. F. Hoyt, services on Hardy road
28 00
F. B. Huckins, supplies
4 43
Frederick Clement, disinfecting
4 50
J. W. Cooledge, return of birth and deaths
1 00
K. E. Dearborn, advice on Hardy road
34 69
Ed. M. Jewell, supplies
I 50
A. E. Moore, care of hall
4 00
use of water tub
3 00
disinfecting
3 70
J. T. McClure, supplies
3 29
W. F. Cooledge,
3 55
$305 76
RECAPITULATION
State tax
$352 00
County tax
216 93
School money
1,033 88
County
143 00
Library bills
37 00
7
Expended on highways Town officers' bills Miscellaneous bills Joint highway " Maintenance
$642 54
283 30
305 76
1,060 56
128 88
$4,203 85
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Received of selectmen
$1,687 03
Received of collector for 1911
144 0I
Received of collector for 1912
2,474 43
Cash in treas. 1911
700 14
$5,005 61
Total expense for year
4,203 85
Cash balance
$801 76
ABATEMENT OF TAXES
Harry Ballou, overtax
$2 81
H. W. Glacking, Davis lots
65
Maude Merriam,
65
W. E. Roundsville,
98
Geo. L. Shephardson,
65
E. S. Wilson, overtax
12 62
C. B. Kidder, paid in Laconia
I 29
$19 65
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1911
Amount due from J. T. McClure $147 50
8
Abatements Cash paid treasurer
$3 49
144 OI
$147 50
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1912
Total amount committed to F. O. Morse for col-
lection
$2,604 58
Abatements
$19 65
Discounts
32 94
Cash paid treasurer
2,474 43
$2,527 02
Balance due from collector, Feb. 15, 1913
$77 56
ASSETS
Cash balance in favor of town
$801 67
Due from collector
77 56
Due from county
107 39
$986 71
LIABILITIES
Due on highways joint "
$224 70
I 14
$225 84
Respectfully submitted, a
J. T. MCCLURE, W. F. COOLEDGE, J. F. JESSEMAN, Hebron.
Selectmen of
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Having examined the foregoing accounts we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
GEO. S. SMITH, - Auditors. A. E. MOORE,
TREASURER'S REPORT
Cash received from treasurer, 191I $700 14
collector, 1911 144 OI
collector, 1912 2,474 43
selectmen 1,656 69
dog license 3º 34
Paid out on selectmen's orders 4,203 85
Cash balance in hands of treasurer
Feb. 15, 1913 801 76
$5,005 61 $5,005 61
EDWARD M. JEWELL, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing account of the treasurer of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1913, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
GEORGE S. SMITH,
Auditors. ALBERT E. MOORE,
Feb. 20, 1913.
TREASURER'S REPORT OF TRUST FUNDS
Sally L. Perkins fund in Laconia bank $1, 171 62
Plymouth bank 900 00 · Bristol bank 866 40
Interest received during the year
93 96
Paid W. W. Morgan Balance on books
$93 96 2,938 02
$3,031 98 $3,031 98
The fund from a friend by the hand of C. W. Powers:
New Hampshire Savings bank book $700 00
Interest received during the year 28 56
Paid W. W. Morgan
$28 56
Balance bank book
700 00
$728 56
$728 56
The fund from the Baptist society by the hand of C. W. Powers:
New Hampshire Savings bank book $176 00
Interest received during the year
7 18
Paid W. W. Morgan Balance bank book
$7 18
176 00
$183 18
183 18
12
Interest on the foregoing funds to be used for preaching annually in the town of Hebron: Powers fund, interest to be used for burying ground and certain other purposes:
Massachusetts state bond $1,000 00
Cash from treasurer of 1911 10 00
Int. received during the year
30 00
Paid E. M. Jewell
$40 00
Massachusetts state bond
1,000 00
$1,040 00 $1,040 00
D. N. Kemp fund, interest to be used on Pratt burying ground
New Hampshire Savings bank book
$345 00
Cash
$40 03
Paid out :
E. M. Jewell
$25 00
Balance bank book
345 00
Cash
15 03
$385 03
$385 03
Esther R. Hemphill fund :
Bristol Savings bank book
$50 00
Interest received during the year Paid out : E. M. Jewell Balance bank book
I 50
$1 50
50 00
$51 50
$51 50
13
Baptist society fund, being the parsonage :
Cash received treasurer of 1911 $8 32
Received from selectmen 20 00
Paid out : J. T. McClure F. O. Morse
$3 90.
I 79
Cash balance
22 63
$28 32
$28 32
Ellen M. George fund :
Bristol bank book
$100 00
Cash from treasurer, 191I
4 95
Balance bank book
$100 00
Cash
4 95
$104 95
$104 95
Franklin Fogg fund, to be used for improvement on Hebron com- mon :
Bristol Savings bank book
$107 50
New Hampshire Savings book
468 31
6 51
Interest during the year Paid out : H. S. Morgan
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