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$40 00
Balance Bristol bank book
74 0I
New Hampshire ‹ 6
468 31
$582 32
$582 32
14
Susan Hammond fund :
New Hampshire Savings bank book Interest 2 20
$25 00
Paid E. M. Jewell Balance bank book
$2 20
25 00
$27 20
$27 20
EDWARD M. JEWELL, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treas- urer with the trust funds of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1913, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched, and result as above stated.
GEO. S. SMITH,
Auditors. ALBERT E. MOORE, S
Feb. 20, 1913.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE
IN ACCOUNT WITH POWERS FUND
1912 :
Received of 1911 committee
$4 13
,,
town treasurer 40 00
Paid H. S. Morgan
$IO 25
F. B. Huckins
9 24
Mark Smith
6 50
L. E. Esty
3 50
E. M. Jewell
II 96
Cash balance
2 68
$44 13
$44 13
In account with Kemp fund:
Received of 1911 committee
$2 90
town treasurer 25 00
Paid Willie Smith
$3 II
Mark Smith
3 II
H. S. Morgan
12 30
L. E. Esty
3 II
E. M. Jewell
5 05
Cash balance
I 22
$27 90 27 90
16
In account with Hemphill fund:
Received of 1911 committee
$ 24
town treasurer
I 50
Paid E. M. Jewell
$1 74
$1 74
$1 74
In account with George fund :
Balance in hands of committee
$1 45
In account with Susan Hammond fund:
Received of town treasurer
$2 20
Paid F. S. Fall Cash balance
$2 00
20
$2 20
$2 20
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. JEWELL, J. F. ROGERS,
Cemetery
F. B. HUCKINS,
Committee
Examined and found correct, GEORGE S. SMITH, ALBERT E. MOORE, S
Auditors.
Feb. 20, 1913.
REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD
To our townspeople interested in district affairs, the following report is respectfully submitted.
During the year covered by this report the Village and East Hebron schools have each been maintained thirty-two weeks. There is in the hands of the treasurer a sum sufficient to meet expenditures till money from the 1913 assessment may be available.
These conditions are owing largely to aid received from the state. We hope the District will appropriate at its annual meeting an amount which will again entitle it to State Aid. To accomplish this, it is necessary that the amount of money raised by taxation for school purposes be at least $711.52.
The larger number of our pupils attending high schools or similar institutions expect to complete their courses the coming June. As the money required for tuition is thus lessened, could not the amount for the home schools be in- creased accordingly ?
Surely the education of the children, the men and women of tomorrow, is as worthy an object as improved highways.
Only three pupils, Leslie, Dorothy and Elizabeth Jones of the East Hebron school, have a record of perfect attendance for the year.
We respectfully request the selectmen to assess the following items for the coming year:
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Money for High school tuition to the amount of $120 00 Money for text books and scholars supplies to the amount of 50 00
FLORA E. MCCLURE, - FLORENCE E. MERRILL, Board.
School RHODA A. ESTY,
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF SCHOOL BOARD
CASH RECEIVED
Balance of school money from Treas. 19II
$97 68
School money as required by law 330 00
Dog license of 1911
36 78
Literary fund
31 96
For average attendance
32 50
For qualified teachers
94 00
For tuition rebate
122 64
Money raised at special school meeting
40 00
Cash received for old stove
I 00
Total receipts of school money
$786 56
Money raised for High school tuition
$240 00
Bal. of High school tuition money of 1911
106 67
Total receipts for High school tuition
$346 67
Money raised for district officers' salaries
$46 00
Money raised for school supplies
$60 00
Bal. of supply money from 1911
2 65
Money received for school supplies
I 24
Total receipts for school supplies $63 89
20
Balance of repair money from 1911 $9 33
Total receipt of school money
$786 56
for High school tuition
346 67
district officers salaries
46 00
flags and appurtenances
2 59.
school supplies repairs
63 89
9 33
Total receipts $1,255 04
CASH PAID OUT FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1912 :
Apr. 16, Edward Babb & Co., supplies $9 50
Ginn & Co., supplies 16 24
May 28, F. W. Sanborn, supplies 1 00
June 28, Edward Babb & Co., supplies I 61
Flora E. McClure, supplies Ginn & Co., supplies
3 55
Oct. 5, Ginn & Co., supplies
14 42
Nov. 19, Flora E. McClure, supplies, freight and express I OI
Jan. 20, Edward Babb & Co., supplies 6 38
Feb. 10, F. E. McClure, freight and supplies 56
$57 87
Cash paid out of repair money by the vote of the school district :
Nov. 19, F. E. McClure, cash paid A. M. Rand for stove $9 00
Feb. II, J. T. McClure, freight on stove 33
$9 33
3 60
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Cash paid of money for flags and appurtenances : Feb. II, R. A. Esty, flag rope and putting in place $ 99
CASH PAID OUT FOR TEACHERS' SALARIES
June 28, Bertha Tilton, spring term, 12 weeks $108 00 Ethel Bailey, 108 00
Nov. 60 fall term, 12 weeks 108 00
I9
Ruth Remick, 84 00
Jan. 20, Ethel Bailey, winter term, 8 weeks 72 00
Ruth Remick,
56 00
$536 00
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
1912 :
Apr. 16, Sarah George, postage and stationery $ 40 Mrs. Herbert Jewell, cleaning school- house 4 co
Frank Sweatt, cleaning stove pipe 50
June 28, F. E. McClure, cleaning schoolhouse . and furnishings 3 00
Nov. 19, J. T. McClure, 3-4 cord wood 3 00
F. F. McClure, labor and material 2 55
Dec. 3, A. S. Adams, 3 cords wood 12 00
1913 :
Feb. 10, Fred Morse, building fires 4 00
F. E. McClure, glass, stationery, pos- tage I 39
J. T. McClure, I 3-4 cord wood 7 00
22
Feb. 10, W. R. Merrill, kindling $ 50
F. E. Merrill, postage and stationery 30
S. L. George, 45
Donald Esty, work in school shed and packing wood I 25
II, Donald Esty, building fires 3 70
A. E. Moore, work on stove, etc. 75 R. A. Esty, glass, putty, broom, pos- tage 2 15
J. T. McClure, freight on stove 47
$47 41
CASH PAID OUT FOR HIGH SCHOOL TUITION
1912 :
Apr. 16, Henry Little, treas. of Plymouth High school $40 00
George L. Plimpton, treas. Tilton Seminary 13 33
May 25, Charles D. Thyng, treas. of N. H.
L. I. 53 32
Nov. 19, George Plimpton, treas. Tilton Seminary 13 34
Charles Thyng, treas. of N. H. L. I. 39 99
Henry Little, treas. of Plymouth High school 20 00 1913:
Feb. 10, Charles Thyng, treas. of N. H. L. I. 40 02 George Plimpton, treas. of Tilton Seminary 13 33
Total expenditures for High school tuition $233 33
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CASH PAID OUT FOR DISTRICT OFFICERS' SALARIES
1913 :
Feb. 10, F. E. McClure, member of school board $10 CO
R. A. Esty, member of school board IO CO
F. E. Merrill, 10 00
Sarah George, district treasurer
10 00
Fred Clement, truant officer 5 CO
A. E. Moore, district clerk I 00
Total expenditures for district officers' salaries $46 00
Total paid out of school money
$583 41
repair
9 33
for Dist. officers salaries
46 00
High school tuition
233 33
school supplies
57 87
flag money
99
Total expenditures
$930 93
RECAPITULATION
Total receipts of school money
$786 56
Expenditures of school money
583 41
Balance of school money
$203 15
Total receipts for High school tuition
$346 67
Expenditures
233 33
Balance for High school tuition
$113 34
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Total receipts for Dist. officers' salaries
$46 00
Expenditures 46 00
Total receipts for school supplies $63 89
Expenditures 57 87
Balance for school supplies
$6 02
Total receipts for repairs
$9 33
Expenditures 66
9 33
Total receipts for flags and appurtenances $2 59
Expenditures for flag rope, etc. 99
Balance for flag and appurtenances
$1 60
Total receipts of all money $1,255 04
Expenditures of all money 93º 93
Total balance in hands of treasurer $324 II
FLORA E. MCCLURE, ?
FLORENCE E. MERRILL, { School Board.
RHODA A. ESTY,
Having examined the foregoing accounts of the school board of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 15, 1913, we find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
GEORGE S. SMITH,
Auditors. A. E. MOORE,
SCHOOL TREASURER'S REPORT
Received from treasurer, 191I
$218 92
Town school money, 1912
330 00
High school tuition
240 00
School supplies
60 00
Dog license
36 78
Literary fund
31 96
Qualified teachers
94 00
Tuition rebate
122 64
Average attendance
32 50
Special school meeting
40 00
District officers' salaries
46 00
Received for books and pencils
: 24
Received for stove sold
1 00
Total receipts
$1,255 04
Paid out on order of the school board
930 93
Balance in hands of treasurer Feb. 15, 1913 $324 II
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.
GEORGE S. SMITH,
Auditors. ALBERT E. MOORE,
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
The library has been open every Saturday in the year.
Whole number of books taken out 1,215
Smallest number Nov. 30 9.
Largest number July 13
41
Average for the year 21
Number of books added to the library, of which 27 were given 57
Whole number now catalogued 1,857
Amount received for fines $2 31
For books taken out by people from out of town
3 65
ALICE M. WELLS, Librarian.
PUBLIC LIBRARY TREASURER'S REPORT
1912 :
Feb. 16, Cash in treasury
$25 08
July I, Int. on Ellen George fund 1913:
6 00
Feb. 14, Cash received from town
37 00
for fines 2 31
for books taken by
people out of town 3 65
$74 04
AMOUNT PAID OUT -
1912 : Dec. II, Paid for books
$18 73
Granite State magazines
2 00
1913 :
Jan. 14,
books
3 50
insurance on books
2 50
Feb. 14,
care of library
2 00
wood
2 50
books
5 00
A. M. Wells, librarian 10 00
28
Feb. 14, Paid for M. A. Rogers, asst. librarian $5 00
Total amount paid out
$51 23
Cash in treasury
22 81
$74 04
ELLEN E. ROGERS, Treasurer.
EDWARD M. JEWELL, - ELLEN E. ROGERS, Trustees. ALBERT E. MOORE,
Having examined the accounts of the treasurer we find them correct.
GEORGE S. SMITH,
Auditors. ALBERT E. MOORE. S
Hebron, N. H., Feb. 20, 1913.
PREACHING COMMITTEE
1912 : To cash received of the town treasurer :
July 6, Interest on funds by the hand of C. W. Powers $28 56 Baptist society fund 7 18
Interest on Sally Perkins fund 59 97 1913 : Jan. 4, Interest on Sally Perkins fund 33 99
$129 70
Paid Rev. J. R. Remick
$129 70
W. W. MORGAN, Chairman of Committee. ALICE M. WELLS, Treasurer of Committee.
Examined and found correct.
GEORGE S. SMITH, } Auditors. A. E. MOORE,
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COMMON COMMITTEE
Report of Hebron Common Committee : Received of selectmen Paid out :
$40 00
Jewell F. Jesseman, June 21, 1912, iron water tub Morgan Bros. :
$5 00
June 19, 3 1-2 hours painting fence $ 60
25, I day's work on water tub I 75
Aug. 28, I day's mowing 1 .75
$4 10
J. F. Rogers :
June 13, I day's work on common
$1 75
18,
I 75
21, 3 hours' work with team I 20
Aug.
6, Mowing common
1 30
$6 00
H. S. Morgan :
June 12, Work on common
$1 00
13, Mowing ،،
I 75
14, Painting fence
I 75
13, Cavis Bros., 2 gals paint I 50 Lawn mower and grass shears 10 25
88
21, Painting fence and getting tub 25, I day's work on water tub 26, I 75
1 75
31
June 26, John Cordon, 5 lbs. spikes Cavis Bros., 2 qts. green paint I 05
$ 20
27, I day's work I 75
28, 7 1-2 hrs. work
I 27
$24 90
Total amount received from towns
$40 00
Total amount paid out
40 00
Hebron, Feb. 24, 1913.
Examined and found correct.
A. E. MOORE, Auditor.
Births Registered in the Town of Hebron for the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1912
Date of Birth.
Name of Child
Male or Female.
Living
or
Stillborn.
No. of Child
Father's Name.
Maiden Name.
Color.
Residence of Parents.
Occupation
Birthplace
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother.
Feb 26 Pearl Elvena. .. 27
..
1
White
Walter R. Merrill FlorenceE.George Frank H. Sweatt. Addie C. Smith ... Gordon Macdougal Nettie L. Magee ...
White
Hebron.
Farmer .. Teamster ..... Contractor and builder
Hebron .. Hill ..
Hebron .. Orange ... P. E. Island ... St. John, N. B. ..
Apr. 30 Lillian Ruth ...
IF .. Living ... M .. Stillborn F .. Living ...
1st, 2d, etc. Color.
Mother's
Father.
Father.
Marriages Registered in the Town of Hebron for the year ending Dec. 31, 1912
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.
Occupation 01 Parents.
1st, 2d, or 3d
Marriage.
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom married.
May 25 Rumney ... Cecil O. Davis .....
Hebron ..
White
Farmer .. ....
Concord
Frank Buttefield .. Anna Jewell ..
Farmer ..... Housework ..
2 1
Rev. S. G. Suitor, Rumney
LuraE. Butterfield Groton .
19
Housework .. |Groton .
age
-
Deaths Registered in the Town of Hebron for the Year ending Dec. 31, 1912.
Age.
Place of
Occupation.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Cause
Date of Death.
Name.
Years.
Months.
Days. 1
Birth.
Sex.
Color.
Single, Married,
1
Hill.
Orange.
Frank H. Sweatt.
Addie C. Smith. ..
Mar. 1 Addie C. Sweatt .. 25
2
Orange ..
..
Bad fall
May
6|George E. Colburn 80| 5|12 Groton ..
M ..
M .. |Farmer .. ..
Hebron
Groton ..
Ezekiel Colburn .. George Bunting.
Shock ..
Sept. 3 Eliza A. Barnard. 82 8 10 Suncook ...
F. ..
W . Housew'rk
Heath Fogg ..
Nov. 19| Aaron H. Fogg .... 99
3| 6 Thornton .
M.
W . Farmer ...
N. B.
James Merry
Becky Paris.
Senile debility .. .. Phthisis Pulmon .. .
Dora Bell Merry .. 22
7|19 New Brunswick F ..
I hereby certify that the above statement is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
FRED B. HUCKINS, Town Clerk.
.
.. ..
Hebron.
M.
All White
or Widowed.
of
Death.
Feb. 27 Stillborn ..
M .. Housew'rk | Orange.
Gaspe BayCan Willie A. Smith ... Christina Kenney. Anemia ..
Joanna Bartlett .. .
S .. . Housew'rk N. B ..
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OFFICIAL
REPORTS
HEBRON
1914
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER
Town Clerk, School Board and Librarian
OF THE
TOWN OF HEBRON
FOR THE
Year Ending February 16, 1914.
BRISTOL, N. H.
From the Press of R. W. MUSGROVE
1914
TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen, W. R. MERRILL, R. M. SMITH, W. W. MORGAN Town Clerk, FRED B. HUCKINS Town Treasurer, EDWARD M. JEWELL Tax Collector, FRANK O. MORSE Supervisors of Checklist, FRED M. JESSEMAN, OSCAR S. ROBY, HARRY S. MORGAN Auditors, GEORGE S. SMITH, ALBERT E. MOORE School Board, MRS. FLORENCE E. MERRILL, MRS. RHODA A. ESTY, REV. J. R. REMICK Clerk of School District, A. E. MOORE Truant Officer, FREDERICK CLEMENT Police Officer, FRED N. BARNARD Highway Surveyors
District No. 1, FRED M. JESSEMAN
2, ALBERT E. MOORE
3, WILFRED W. MORGAN, Selectman
4,
HORACE H. HARTFORD
5, W. R. MERRILL, Selectman
Board of Health, FREDERICK CLEMENT, FRED B. HUCKINS, ALBERT E. MOORE
Library Trustees, ELLEN E. ROGERS, EDWARD M. JEWELL, ALBERT E. MOORE
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
CASH RAISED BY SELECTMEN
Railroad tax
$II 20
Savings bank tax
448 06
Literary fund
27 60
Dog license
28 90
Interest on taxes 1912
-> 2 49
66
1913
41 2 5I
Bounty on hedgehogs
10 60
Cash received for bridge plank
11 6 25
dynamite
4 69
cement and lumber
2 84
from state for highways
287 87
maintenance
198 62
county
107 39
R. M. Smith, error on order I 00 ;
state for fire bills
II 91
Cash paid treasurer $1,151 93
DISBURSEMENTS
The selectmen have given orders on treasurer
as follows :
State tax
$352 00
County tax
247 5I
-I
$599 51
4
SCHOOL MONEY
Sarah L. George, school treasurer $603 94
LIBRARY BILLS
Cash paid Ellen E. Rogers $36 .80
BREAKING ROADS SPRING 1913
District No. 1, H. B. Ferrin $3 II
2, 5 81
68 3, W. W. Morgan 5 64
4, L. F. Wise
13 80
LE.6 5, J. T. McClure I 17
$29 53
MONEY EXPENDED BY SURVEYORS
District No. 1, F. M. Jesseman $92 77
2, A. E. Moore 74 0I
3, W. W. Morgan, selectman 23 40
4, H. H. Hartford 86 74
5, W. R. Merrill, selectman 83 63
$360 55
BREAKING ROADS WINTER 1913-1914
District No. 1, F. M. Jesseman $3 37
I & 2, A. E. Moore 22 08
5
District No. 3, W. W. Morgan, selectman $2 74
4, H. H. Hartford 32 94
5, W. R. Merrill, selectman 15 60
$76 73
TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS
W. R. Merrill, selectman $70 00
R. M. Smith,
60 85
W. W. Morgan, 46 50
F. B. Huckins, clerk
16 00
E. M. Jewell, treasurer
30 00
F. O. Morse, collector 40 00
5 00
G. S. Smith, auditor
3 00
$271 35
;'L'E MENT OF MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT
State contribution
$254 91
Town
153 40
Total maintenance fund
$408 31
Amount expended by town
$323 63
Amount engineer's charges
6 71
Total amount expended #330 34
Balance in state treasury
*+ 49 58
F. N. Barnard, police
6
Balance in town treasury
$28 39
$408 31
STATEMENT OF JOINT HIGHWAY
State contribution
$376 80
Town 60
299 64
Total joint fund
$676 44
State disbursement
$61. 65
Town
approved
565 77
Total amount expended
$627.42
Bal. in state treasury
27 28
town
21 74
$676 44
STATEMENT OF BRIDGE ACCOUNT
Amount expended on iron bridge
$204 52
Wheeler "
112 23
Total expended on bridges
$316 75
Amount raised for bridges
$500 00
expended by selectmen
316 75
Balance in hands of treasurer
$183 25
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MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
Register of deeds for transfers
$: 58
Mark W. Smith, picking moths 15 90
George M. Forbes, 15 70
J. P. Huckins, insurance on hall 75 00
Walter Hobart, picking moths
6 35
Frank E. Hobart,
6 34
Frank W. Hobart,
4 40
W. R. Merrill,
II 75
Edson C. Eastman, supplies
6 09
Fred H. Tukey, picking moths
9 52
Clarence Esty,
55
R. W. Musgrove, printing reports 28 80
John C. Wise, picking moths
IO 90
F. B. Huckins, legalizing town meeting
75
Clarence Esty, picking moths H. S. Morgan, fighting forest fire
2 00
66 00
Burleigh & Adams, legal advice
I 00
George Remick, damage received on highway
600 00
Joseph Keyes, overtax on horse paid in Groton
I 94
W. W. Morgan, bounty on hedgehogs I 60
W. R. Merrill, 5 20
R. W. Musgrove, notices in Bristol paper
I 00
J. T. McClure, as per bill 70
Burleigh & Adams, legal advice to collector
2 00
J. W. Sanborn, use of water tub 2 yrs. .
5 00
Frederick Clement, disinfecting 3 60
F. B. Huckins, supplies 3 47
W. R. Merrill, supplies and postage 7 99
W. W. Morgan, bounty on hedgehogs
3 80
S
A. E. Moore, use of water tub $3 00
care town hall I 00
express paid 80
wood for office
1 00
25
Dr. Russell, recording birth W. R. Merrill, board of selectmen
5 00
Total
$909 98
RECAPITULATION
State tax
$352 00
County "
247 51
School money
603 94
Library bills
36 80
Expended on highways
466 81
bridges
316 75
Town officers' bills
271 35
Miscellaneous bills
909 98
Joint highway
565 77
Maintenance
323 63
$4,094 54
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Received of selectmen
$1,151 93
collector, 1912 77 56
.6 1913
2,546 26
Cash in treasury 1912
801 76
PO
$4,577 51
9
Total expense for year
Cash balance
$4,094 54 . $482 97
ABATEMENT OF TAXES
Ellen M. Kimball Lawrence Blake Fred Taylor, paid in Salisbury
$7 15
I 35
9 45
$17 95 -
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1912
Amount due from Frank O. Morse
$77 56
Cash paid treasurer 77 56
SETTLEMENT WITH COLLECTOR 1913
Total amount committed to F. O. Morse for col- lection
$2,604 67
Abatements
$17 95
Discounts
40 46
Cash paid treasurer
2,546 26
$2,604 67
IO
ASSETS
Cash balance in favor of town
$482 97
Respectfully submitted,
WALTER R. MERRILL, Selectmen ROY M. SMITH, of
WILFRED W. MORGAN, Hebron.
Having examined the foregoing accounts, we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
GEORGE S. SMITH, -
ALBERT E. MOORE, S Auditors.
Hebron, N. H., Feb. 19, 1914.
TREASURER'S REPORT
Cash received from treasurer, 1912 $801 76
collector, 1912 77 56
1913 2,546 26
selectmen 1,123 03
dog license 28 90
Paid out on selectmen's orders $4,094 54
Cash bal. in hands of Treas., Feb. 16,
1914 482 97
$4,577 5I $4,577 51
EDWARD M. JEWELL, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing account of the treas- urer of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 16, 1914, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched and the result as above stated.
GEORGE S. SMITH,
Auditors. ALBERT E. MOORE, S
Feb. 19, 1914.
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
$28 56
Paid W. W. Morgan 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 Paid W. W. Morgan Balance bank book
7 18
$7 18
176 00
$183 18
$183 18
.
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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
Int. received during the year
30 00
Paid E. M. Jewell
$30 00
Massachusetts state bond
1,000 00
$1,030 00 $1,030 00
D. N. Kemp fund, interest to be used
on Pratt burying ground :
New Hampshire Savings bank book
$345 00
Cash
15 03
Balance bank book
$345 00
Cash
15 03
$360 03
#360 03
Esther R. Hemphill fund :
Bristol Savings bank book
$50 00
Interest received during the year Paid out :
I 50
E. M. Jewell
$1 50
Balance bank book
.
50 00
31
$51. 50 $51 50
Baptist society fund, being the parsonage :
Cash received treasurer of 1912 $22 63
14
Received from selectmen : Paid out : J. F. Jesseman F. O. Morse Cash balance
$10 00
$ 65
I 35
30 63
$32 63
$32 63
Ellen M. George fund :
Bristol bank book
$100 00
Cash
4 95
Balance bank book
$100 00
Cash
4 95
$104 95
$104 95
Franklin Fogg fund, to be used for im- provement on Hebron common :
Bristol Savings bank book
$74 OI
New Hampshire Savings book 468 3I
2 5I
Interest during the year Paid out : H. S. Morgan
$25 00
Balance Bristol bank book
51 52
New Hampshire 66
468 31
$544 83
$544 83
Susan Hammond fund":
New Hampshire Savings bank book $25 00
Balance bank book $25 00
EDWARD M. JEWELL, Treasurer.
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Having examined the foregoing accounts of the treas- urer with the trust funds of the town of Hebron for the year ending Feb. 16, 1914, we find the same correctly cast, duly vouched, and result as above stated.
GEORGE S. SMITH, ALBERT E. MOORE, S Auditors.
Hebron, N. H., Feb. 19, 1914.
CEMETERY COMMITTEE
IN ACCOUNT WITH POWERS FUND
1913:
Received of 1912 committee
$2 68
town treasurer 30 00
Paid F. B. Huckins
$9 63
Mark Smith
II 67
" E. M. Jewell
II 38
$32 68
$32 68
In account with Kemp fund : Received of 1912 committee
$1 22
Paid E. M. Jewell
$1 22
$1 22
$1 22
In account with Hemphill fund : Received of town treasurer Cash balance
$1 50
$1 50
$1 50
$1 50
In account with George fund : Balance in hands of committee
$1 45
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In account with Susan Hammond fund :
Received of 1912 committee $ 20
Cash balance
$ 20
$ 20 $ 20
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. JEWELL, J. F. ROGERS, CEMETERY F. B. HUCKINS, ) COMMITTEE
Examined and found correct,
GEORGE S. SMITH, ALBERT E. MOORE,
AUDITORS. Feb. 19, 1914.
REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD
In making our annual report for the ensuing year, we think we can report as favorably as in the past.
The school at the village was taught by Miss Helen Sibley the entire year. The spring term at East Hebron was taught by Miss Geneva Wheet and the fall and win-, ter terms by Miss Genevieve Winott.
The East Hebron school was maintained three extra weeks, which completed a fund that was given several years ago.
The city people in East Hebron contributed a sum of $16 which was used for furnishings in the East Hebron school. We wish to express our thanks for this sum.
In order to entitle the district to State Aid, the dis- trict must raise by taxation $887.
We respectfully request the selectmen to assess the following item for the coming year :
Money for text books and scholars supplies to the
$25 00 amount of
FLORENCE E. MERRILL, 1 School RHODA A. ESTY,
JOHN R. REMICK, Board.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF SCHOOL BOARD
CASH RECEIVED
Balance of school money from Treas. 1912
$203 15
School money as required by law 330 00
Dog license of 1912
3º 34
Literary fund
27 60
Total receipts of school money
$591 09
Money raised for High school tuition
$120 00
Balance of High school tuition money from 1912
113 34
Total receipts for High school tuition
$233 34
Money raised for district officers' salaries
$46 00
Money raised for school supplies
$50 00
Bal. of school money from 1912
6 02
Total receipts for school supplies
$56 02
Total receipt of school money
$591 09
for High school tuition
233 34
district officers' salaries
46 00
20
flags and appurtenances school supplies 56 02
$1 60
Total
$928 05
CASH PAID OUT FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
1913 :
May 19, Edward Babb & Co. $II 30
F. E. Merrill, freight on supplies . 53
Oct. 15, Edward Babb & Co., supplies
2 46
2 60
16, American Book Co , supplies 2 88
6 88
1914 :
Feb. 9. F. E. Merrill, supplies and express 2 85
Total expenditures for school supplies $29 50
CASH PAID OUT FOR HIGH SCHOOL TUITION
1913 :
May - 19, C. D. Thyng, treas., N. H. L. I. $39 99 Geo. L. Plimpton, treas. Tilton Seminary 13 33
Henry Little, treas. of Plymouth High school 20 00
Dec. 5, Henry Little, treas. of Plymouth High school 20 00
2I
1914 : Feb. 14, Henry Little, treas. of Plymouth High school $20 00
Total expenditures for High school tuition $113 32
CASH PAID OUT FOR TEACHERS' SALARIES
1913 :
May 19, Helen Sibley, 5 wks. $8.50 per week $42 50 Geneva Wheet, 42 50
June 18, Helen Sibley, 42 50
· Geneva Wheet, 42 50
Oct. 4, Helen Sibley, 4 wks. $8.50 per week 34 00
G. L. Winott, $9.00 36 00
25, Helen Sibley, 4 weeks, $8.50 “ 34 00
Nov. II, G. L. Winott, 6 $9.00 " 54 00
Dec. 5, Helen Sibley, 4 16 $8.50 " 34 00
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