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248.12
$5,019.24
8.11
30
1905
Jan. 28. Paid Cit. Nat. Bank, note and interest, $ 201.38 Paid 60 Firewards' orders, 4,599.30
1906
Feh. 28. Cash on hand deposited in Cit. Nat. Bank, 218.56
$5,019.24
FRANK HILL, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts I find them cor- rectly cast and properly vouched, and a balance of 218.56 on deposit in Citizens National Bank.
L. F. BATCHELDER, Auditor. Tilton, N. H., Feb. 28, 1906.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
OF THE
Town School District of Northfield
In submitting our annual report to the district, we will say as a whole we think that our schools have been a success.
For the past year we have been fortunate in being able to re- tain the services of four teachers who have taught in our schools before, and are sorry that we cannot retain them longer. If the district would vote to raise us a little more money so that we could pay our teachers seven dollars per week, we should have no trouble in securing the services of first class teachers. There is one thing that we wish to mention ; when the school board are unfortunate in having a teacher who is not as good a disciplina- rian as could be wished, for the parents not to hint such to the scholars.
We have classed the Tebbetts school with the. Rand school for the past year, for the small sum of $1.50 per week for trans- portation. We think that this gives more interest to the scholars and less expense to the treasury.
We had to bring the fall term of school in the Hodgdon dis- trict to a sudden close for good and sufficient reasons, which leaves extra money in the treasury to be schooled out in that district this year.
In the past year several of our scholars have gone to the graded schools at Belmont and the Union District. This shows that they desire more schooling than we can give them.
We shall need some text books this year and we hope that the district will be generous with us and vote to raise what we need.
It gives us pleasure to note that the attendance is equal to
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that of last year, and we hope to improve more the coming year.
We wish to thank you all who have in any way assisted our teachers and pupils, and your interest that you have manifest- ed by the visits to our schools.
CHAS. L. BARNARD, LILLIAN E. MOORHOUSE, OTIS C. WYATT,
Board of Education.
ROLL OF HONOR
HODGDON-Spring Term.
Bessie Sleeper, Maud Rand, Bertha Durgin, Hazel French.
Fall Term.
Eugene Wyatt, Merton Cross, Bessie Sleeper, Hazel French CENTER-Spring Term.
Fred Dearborn, Annie Murphy, Harold Tupper, Freddie Murphy, Eva Dearborn, Louis Brecanier, Edon Brecanier, Rosy Brecanier, Emma Haywood, Martha Spitzner, Frank Cross, Robert Spitzner, Fred Butler.
Fall Term.
Louis Brecanier, Rosy Brecanier, Rosy Murphy, Annie Mur_ phy, Harold Tupper, Laura Spitzner, Marcha Spitzner, Ernest Butler, Fred Butler, Earl Haywood, Frank Cross.
OAK HILL-Spring Term.
Alice M. Glines, Neva E. Glines, Willie Paquette, Joseph Paquette, Ned H. Chase.
Fall Term.
Alice M. Glines, Neva E. Glines, Conrad N. Hubert, Amy M. Plummer.
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BEAN HILL-Spring Term.
Arthur C. Barnard, Burton Barnard, Ruth M. Barnard, Mar- tin H. Streeter, Nellie L. Streeter, Sarah E. Streeter, Beatrice L. Streeter.
Fall Term.
Nellie L. Streeter, Beatrice L. Streeter, Arthur C. Barnard, Burton Barnard, Martin H. Streeter, Edwin S. Streeter.
RAND SCHOOL-Spring Term.
Nellie L. Rand, Willie Currie, Charles Brown, John Brown, Willie Follett.
Fall Term.
Willie Currie, Willie Follett.
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
Report of Otis C. Wyatt, treasurer Town School District, from Feb. 15, 1905 to Feb 15, 1906.
The treasurer has received as follows :
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1905
$259.20
From town treasurer, school money
912.94
extra school money
200.00
dog license
62.13
66
literary fund
51.70
for repairs
60.00
for text books and
supplies 30.00
for treasurer 1905
10.00
$1,585.97
And is accounted for as follows :
Paid teachers, tuition and transportation,
Ina M. Stevens
$182.00
Annie F. Jones
149.50
Edyth Stevens
84.50
Eva Bell Clark
162.50
Mildred E. Fullerton
78.00
Ruby E. Collier
104.00
Katherine H. Sanborn
104.00
Union school district, tuition
125.75
Town of Canterbury, tuition Payson scholars 37.00
Eva B. Clark, transportation of scholars from Tibbetts school to Rand school house 37.50
$1,064.75
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FOR TEXT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
American Ex. Co.
$ 1.20
American Book Co., books
2.40
Silver Burdette & Co., books
14.17
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies
17.03
Ginn & Co., books
11.97
H. A. Morse, supplies
4.50
L. S. Atkinson, supplies
1.30
American Ex. Co.
2.15
Levenworth & Co., outline maps
24.00
$78.72
REPAIRS ON SCHOOL HOUSES
Walter W. Streeter, shingling and repairs on Center school house $12.50
Chadwick & Kidder, shingles 24.75
E. C. Healey, turfing, repairs on Oak Hill wood shed 1.80
C. A. Piper, materials and repairs on Ceuter school house 3.74
Geo. E. Knapp, shingles and lumber 2.75
Philbrick & Hill, hardware, glass, putty, rope 2.09 Northfield Grocery Co., nails, locks, rope, glass and hinges 3.40
O. C. Wyatt, rope for Oak Hill flag .60
H. W. Gardner, setting glass and repairs 1.00
O. C. Wyatt, looking after repairs 1.50
C. H. Barnard, repairs on vault, Bean .Hill school house .75
$54.88
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MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
Josiah Dearborn, opening and heating town
house $ .50
Bert H. Rand, for wood 2.50
E. C. Healey, for wood 9.00
Philbrick & Hill, for brooms .70
Harriet Dearborn, cleaning Center school house 2.50
Mrs. B. H. Rand, 66 Hodgdon school
house 2.50
Mrs. C. H. Barnard, cleaning Bean Hill
school house 2.00
Mrs. F. Glines, cleaning Oak Hill school house 2.50
Northfield Grocery Co., brooms and pails
1.70
W. C. French, for wood 10.00
Mrs. I. E. Cram, cleaning Rand school house 2.00
C. L. Barnard, moving wood 2.25
O. C. Wyatt, treasurer 1905 10.00
John J. Brown, wood 1.00
Chas. L. Barnard, wash basins and fixtures .40
O. C. Wyatt, postage .70
C. L. Barnard, wood for Center school 9.00
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66 Bean Hill school 8.00
R. E. Lane, enumeration cards and warrants
.52
.
$67.77
AUDITOR'S REPORT
The treasurer has received
$1,585.97
Paid for schools
$1,027.25
Transportation of scholars
37.50
School supplies 78.72
School house repairs
54.88
0
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Miscellaneous bills
67.77
Cash on hand
319.85
$1,585.97 C. W. WHICHER, ELMER R. GALE, Board of Auditors.
Northfield, N. H., Mar. 2, 1906.
STATISTICAL TABLE.
Schools.
Name of Teacher.
No. Weeks Summer Term
No Weeks Fall Term
No. Pupils Summer Term No. Pupils Fall Term
No Pupils in Reading Spelling Penmanship
Arithmetic
Geography
Grammar
History
Composition
Vocal Music
Physiology
Drawing
Tardiness
Average Daily Attendance No. Visits by School Board No. Visits by Parents
and others
No. not Absent
Hodgdon
Annie F. Jones
12
14 14 14 14 12 11
3
3
3 14
5 14
2 10 1
19 4
11
14 14 14 14
9 6
2
2
2|14
3 14
|11| 1
5 4
Center
Ina May Stevens
-
12
19 19 19 19 19
9 9 8|10
31
9
3
7 15
7.
8 2 17
3 3 26|11 30,11
Oak Hill
Edyth E. Stevens Kate H. Sanborn
16
21 20 16 16 12 10 5 20 20 20 18 11 11 10
4
34|15, 2
15 4
Bean Hill
Mildred E. Fullerton Ruby E. Collier
-
12
20 20 20 20 20
6 7
6 7
6 5
6
5
26 16 13 15, 5 5
45
6
Rand
Eva B.Clark
-
12
12
12
12 12 12 9
9
12
9 12
11
2
3 5
13
15 15 15 15 15
9
9 9.
9 12
11
2
10
2
4
2
16 3
23 5
221 6
16 21 21 20 21 20
12
16 19 19 19 19 19
3 10
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Of Union School District No. 1, in Tilton.
The board of education of Union School District respectfully submit the following report :
Our schools have made good progress during the past year. We have aimed for steady, sure advancement rather than showy work.
The attendance and punctuality have been better this year than ever before.
Our principal has been doing some supervisory work in the schools by having an assistant a part of a day each week. We are now contemplating plans whereby this work can be done more systematically and our principal have more time for this work. This can easily be done by procuring an assistant for our principal's room for one day in each week and thus giving him time to look after the work in the other grades. Thereby we shall receive as much benefit with less expense as we should if we united with other towns in hiring a superintendent.
The present day methods of training children in the public schools have called forth from parents much comment and crit- icism, partly on account of so called "fads" and partly because of the new ways of teaching old things.
In the days before the kindergarten had taken its place in public schools, children were plunged with no preparation whatever into first readers and primers. The training of the child which begins in the kindergarten is invaluable.
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When the little one is advanced, his mind is in that recep- tive condition which accepts readily the more serious grade work.
Our primary grade is much to large for one teacher as the children are allowed to enter so very young. The most of them are too young for first grade or primary work, thus the teacher has to divide her time between primary and kindergarten work.
Much better results will be secured when the two are separat- ed.
We can look upon our fire escape with much pleasure and satisfaction. It has cost more than was at first estimated, but we thought it advisable as we were to have one, to have it right in every respect, and we hope the district will be well satisfied.
The number of different pupils enrolled two weeks or more during the year is as follows :
Boys
Gir's
Grade
I
30
27
66
II
17
18
III
18
31
66
IV
19
9
66
V
16
11
VI
21
15
VII
15
21
VIII
8
19
Total 295
ELLEN G. CROCKETT, O. G. MORRISON,
Board of Education.
C. L. TRUE,
Financial Report of Union School District.
CASH RECEIVED
Balance on band
H. L. Jordan, tuition
Town of Tilton, state literary fund
181.50
57.73
45.80
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amount by law
2,484.23
66
66
sinking fund
1,000.00
Northfield
1,157.06
dog tax
72.54
66
66
tuition
125.75
Mrs. Allen,
24.90
O. P. Sanborn,
18.00
Otto Perthel,
16.20
F. W. Shaw,
13.05
W. W. Wilmont,
18.00
Mrs. M. E. Follett,
4.80
$8,839.92
PAYMENTS
Teachers' salaries :
M. A. Seymour
$853.50
Mrs. A.
360.00
L. W. Abbott
360.00
F. P. Meloon
300.00
M. E. Foss
360.00
Alma L. Flagg
360.00
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town
$ 563.61
6.75
6:
dog tax
vote of district
3,050.00
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G. A. 'Thomas
360.00
Ina M. Stevens
110.00
M. E. Doe
250.00
Grace Crockett
60.00
Fred H. Osgood
90.05
Abbie H. Jewett
37.50
$3,501.05
The above includes teachers' salaries for the remainder of this term.
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
H. L. Durgin
$15.00
J. L. Hammett
49.31
Edward E. Babb & Co.
55.20
Houghton Mifflin Co.
11.22
American Book Co.
51.72
Masury Young Co.
6.25
Milton Bradley Co.
37.67
Education Publishing Co.
10.91
Gay, Lord Bros.
5.89
Silver, Burdett Co.
20.87
J. L. Randlett
1.80
Prang Educational Co.
3.74
The Palmer Co.
4.25
H. A. Morse
24.00
C. P. Herrick
7.85
$305.68
REPAIRS
Greenwood & Crockett
$146.86
O. S. Reed
73.25
$220.11
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JANITOR
J. G. Chase $368.01
$368.01
WATER AND LIGHTING
Tilton & Northfield Water Co.
$169.92
Electric Co.
12,56
$182.48
FUEL
F. B. Lord
$ 30.25
B. &. M. R. R., freighit
39.43
T. Towns
180.75
Davis Coal & Coke Co.
174.55
W. H. Greenleaf
17.50
$442.48
FIRE ESCAPE
A. P. Knapp
$850.00
J. C. Jenat
9.62
$859.62
INCIDENTALS
Frank Peverly
$2.00
E. F. Lougee
4.80
C. H. Thomas
4.25
S. Condon
2.25
F. B. Lord
4.00
G. K. Burleigh
2.00
Geo. L. Lord
.70
B. & M. R. R., freight
.40
L. F. Cadue
2.62
American Ex. Co.
3.25
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B. H. Hill Co. 7.50
Manchester & Concord Co.
3.50
Philbrick & Hill
16.17
W. A. Gardner
13.46
Bachelder Bros.
2.84
Frank Hill
.35
Mrs. C. H. Crockett, express, freight and sundries
15.54
Tilton Hardware Co.
4.53
Elmer R. Gale
13.00
$103.16
SINKING FUND ACCOUNT
Deposited in Iona Savings Bank
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
2
INTEREST ACCOUNT
Carried over from last year
$200.00
Money received
600.00
$800.00
A. T. Cass, coupons
$800.00
$800.00
$7,782.59
Cash on hand
1,057.33
$8,839.92
Total receipts
$8,839.92
payments
7,782.59
$1,057,33
ELMER R. GALE, Treasurer.
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Having examined the foregoing accounts, I find them cor- rectly cast and properly vouched. Balance in Citizens Nat. Bank, $1,835.24. Checks unpaid, $777.91. This leaves a bal- ance on hand of $1,057.33.
FRANK HILL, Auditor. Tilton, N. H., Mar. 6, 1906.
HALL MEMORIAL LIBRARY BUILDING
REPORT OF TRUSTEES
RECEIPTS
1904
Dec. 28, Cash on hand,
$85.26
1905
Jan. 1, Rec'd town of Tilton,
100.00
" 22, "
Northfield, 100.00
Aug. 11, "
. 100.00
Sept. 6, " 66 Tilton 100.00
$485.26
EXPENDITURES
Sara M. Swett, salary,
$ 75.00
Fuel,
79.29
Water,
12.00
Electric lights,
43.91
Repairs, exterior of building,
42.30
Repairs and painting interior of building,
190.00
Insurance,
15.00
Mowing lawn,
1.00
Dec. 26, cash on hand,
26.76
Respectfully submitted, $485.26
A. S. BALLANTYNE, MARY F. COFRAN, W. B, FELLOWS,
Trustees.
TILTON AND NORTHFIELD LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
RECEIPTS
1905
Jan. 1, Cash on hand, $ .04
66 17, Rec'd interest from New Hampshire Savings Bank,
20.00
Mar. 29, Rec'd from town of Tilton,
150.00
May 2, 66
Northfield, 150.00
July 1, interest on bonds,
20.00
1906
Jan. 1, Rec'd interest on bonds, 20.00
$360.04
EXPENDITURES
Paid for 74 books,
$ 75.71
rebinding 231 books,
101.11
periodicals,
12.64
cards, printing, etc.,
13.25
librarian's salary,
75.00
insurance,
38.10
one-half box rent in bank,
2.00
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1906,
42.23
Respectfully submitted, $360.04
W. B. FELLOWS,
A. T. CASS,
L. W. BUGBEE,
G. L. PLIMPTON, C. C. SAMPSON,
Trustees.
VITAL STATISTICS
To the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Northfield:
In compliance with an act of the Legislature passed June Session, 1889,requiring "clerks of towns and cities to furnish a transcript of the record of births, marriages and deaths to the municipal officers for publication in the annual report," I hereby submit the fol- lowing :
BIRTHS
Sex & Condition
Date of
Name of Child
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Age of Father
Age of Mother
Jan 4
M
2
Arthur F Cluett
Lillian D Martin Carrie Burd
Northfield
L'ainter Farmer
Pembroke
Nova Scotia
36 23
18 Irving D
M
1
Cullen S Thrasher
Cora Leighton
Cutter
Rindge
Troy
26 23
Feb
18| Horace
Ernest Petelle
Henrietta Marel
~
Mill Hand
Holland Vt
Canada
50 47
Mar
5
F
1
John A Rolfe
Jean F Forrest
Plummer
Canada
Canada
21|18
31 Chester F
M
3
Walter H Bosworth
Lettia K Bubier
Carpenter
Litchfield Mass
Gardner Me
31 27
Apr
13 Bernice M
F
9
Joseph Breckeney
Lucy Dinen
66
Weaver
Canada
Boston Mass
25 24
May
26 Robert D
M
5
James Currie
Bessie McNan
66
Operative
Bane Mass
England
40 37
26 Ellen P
F
4
Robert J Parker
Bessie A Hall
Mill Hand
Canterbury
Victor Vt
22 20
27 Joseph D
M
All Living
All White
Chas N Fogg
Alice M Robie
Weaver
Center Harbor
Lancaster
39 38
June 7 Chas H
F
Felix V Barney
Agnes M Simonds
Overseer
Tilton
Tilton
25 23
66
11 Gladys H 26 Henry E
M
1
Geo H Jewell
Stella E Dockham
66
Operative
Ireland
Groveton
35 31
July 1 Mary W
F
John G Keating
Cora B Marshall
Bookkeeper
Pepperell Mass
Lowell Mass
35 36
23 Leon A
5
Albion W Newell Eleaza Cota
Melnina Roberts
Farmer
Canada
Suncook
32 26
Aug 17 Winnifred M
F
1
Fred R Berry
Stella Withington
Weaver
England
Royalton Vt
28|26
29 Sara C
2
Wm L Roberts
Deauthia Robbins
-
Laborer
Greenfield Mass
Franklin
27 23
Sept 7 Dorothy M
3
Frank W Ripley
Florence Broadley
Farmer
Tilton
Franklin
32 27
Oct
16 Esther A
F
2
Frank E Dearborn Natt Burleigh
Adelaide M Smith Susie Knowles
Foremen
Sanbornton
Newton Center
27 34
21 Doris W
4
James S Cummings
Annie Mahoney
=
Optical Worker Utica N Y
Boston Mass
27 25
Nov
1 Clara J
3
Harry A Piper
Mary E Moses
Mason
Northfield
Groton
24/20
15 Lawrence
3
Chas H Flanders
Teamster
Newport Vt
Northfield
35,24
Dec 6 Jesse E
1
Thomas J Hyde
Georgia B Dearborn Flossie B Brown
Laborer
Newport Vt
Northfield
28:17
Birth
Male
Female
Living or
No. of Child
1st, 2d, &c.
Color
-
Canada
Providence R I
24 21
5 Gertrude S
F
2
A B Haggett
12
*
Laborer
Canada
Canada
44 31
13 Mary A
1
Joseplı Millott
Mary Croteau
Clerk
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
34 34
26 Barbara
Von G Randell Jules Serod
Mary Reseph
Wood Chopper Canada
Canada
27 20
Boarder
Laconia
Tilton
29|22
23 Howard W
Baggage Mas'r Saranac N Y
Stark
31 32
:
14 Clifton D 7
M
3
Albert E Moorhouse Lillian E Davis
Conductor
Campton
Chester
38 31
1
..
M
Stillborn
Edith Shaw
Elizabeth La France
MARRIAGES
Date and
Name and Surname Residence of
Pince of Marriage
of
each at time of Marriage
Age of each, yrs.
Color of each
Occupation of Groom and Bride
Place of Birth of each
Names of Parents
Birthplace of Parents
Occupation
No. of Marriage
Name, Residence and official sts tion of person by whom married
Northfield Jan 24
Ernest G Dow
Northfield 23
Laborer
Northfield
Laconia
Strafford
Tilton
May 4
Benjamin F Gile Ina Downing
Northfield 18
At Home
Northfield
Northfield
Willie E Davis
Northfield 24
Laborer
Northfield
Northfield
Plymouth
June 19
Mary Jean Thomas Harry A Lord
Northfield
22
At Home
Tilton
Northfield
Northfield June 21
Maude M Foster
Belmont
23
At Home
Belmont
Northfield Franklin Belmont Belmont England Ashland Alexandria Orange
Overseer Housewife Manufactu'r Housewife Farmer Housewife Overseer Housewife Farmer Housewife
1 Geo A Henry C
1
Northfield
Arthur P Thomas
Northfield
29
Die Maker
Tilton
July 26
Georgia A Bullock
Northfield 31
Teacher
Alexander
Greensboro Vt
Greensboro Vt Housewife
2 E H Prescott C Rangely Me
2
May Smith
Northjay Me 46
Lady
Northfield
William Rounds
W Buxton Me 68
House Painter W Benton Me
Oct 17
Clara A Moore
Northfield 56
Housewife
Lowell Mass
Herbert Dow Annie Herbert Herbert Prescott Eliza Durgin Richard Gile Sarah Kimball James Downing Abbie Francis George E Davis Mary E Davis John Watson Sarah A Watson James Robie Francis Jameson Richard Thomas Mary H Smythe Albert (' Lord Alma W Neal Orrin W Foster Mary S Johnson Richard Thomas Mary H Smythe Elisha Bullock Sarah M French George Pettee Martha Linsday
Belmont Laconia Norwich Vt Strafford Vt Ellsworth Northfield Canterbury New Durham Warren Salisbury
Housewife Laborer Housewife Farmer Housewife
1 Otis C Wyatt
Northfield
May 18
Sarah E Watson
Northfield 20
Housework
Northfield
Howard T Robie
Franklin F's 22
Bookkeeper
All White
Rangely Me Oct 17
U W Pettee
Northfield 41
Fireman
Mark Rounds Rebecah Pierce EL Sanborn Sarah Tilton
Hiram Me Sanbornton Sanbornton
Mason Housewife
2
1 Gawn E Gorrell JP Northfield
1
Mildred I Prescott
Laconia
19
Housework
Lebanon 28
Farmer
1 C C Sampson C Tilton
1
1
1|W S Emery C Tilton
1
Northfield
24 Machinist
Tilton
1|W S Emery C Tilton
1
Farmer Housewife
2 C C Sampson C
Tilton
Groom and Bride
¡Northfield |Laborer Housewife Farmer Housewife Farmer Housewife Farmer
New Hampton Retired Melbourne P Q Housewife England Ashland
MARRIAGES-Concluded
Tilton
Oct 21
Arthur F Morrill Stenie M Henry Archie M Bickford
Northfield 23 Franklin F 32
Northfield 25
Painter
Ashland
Nov 4
Louise Averil
Penacook
25 Weaver
Canada
Tilton
John F Marden
Northfield
27
Farmer
Belmont
Dec 4
Lillian G Manning
Tilton
32
At Home
Benj F Morrill Mattie Battis Zebina Higgins Lucinda Terrill Horace C Bickford Rosa A Moore Henry Averil Annie Ceastene John B Marden Francis Moody Asa A Manning Mary
Mass W Alton Groton Canada Canada Northfield Belmont
Housewife Laborer Housewife Farmer Housewife
1 C C Sampson C Tilton
1
1 W S Emery C Tilton
1
Tilton
Chester L Sanborn
Northfield 22 Operative
Laconia
Dec 16
Mary Carroll
27
Housework
Franklin
1
Carpenter
Franklin
Walter G Heath
66
37 Machinist
Canterbury
('anterbury Vt
Housewife
Dec 25
Neva M Glines
31
Housekeeper
Wentworth
Marion L Clifford Lowell Wass
i Housewife
2
Northfield
Gun Maker Housewife
1 George A Henry C Tilton
Milliner
2
Tilton
Nathan'l Sanborn Bristol Hattie Eaton Thomas Carroll Bridgett Keney Joseph W Heath Phebe Squiers Orrin J Randell
Me Ireland Ireland
Farmer Housewife Carpenter Housewife Painter Housewife Laborer Housewife
1|J Desmond RCP Tilton
1
2 H C McDougall C Franklin F
Canterbury
Saw Mill
All White
Laborer
Northfield
DEATHS
¡Place of Death!
Age
Sex, Condit'n
Place of Birth
Date of -
Name and Surname
Place of Birth
Occupation
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Cause of Death
Death
of the Deceased
Years
Months
Male
Female
Color
Single
Widowed!
Father
Mother
Feb 10
Adeline E Shaw
72| 5| 9)Salisbury
W | Housewife
[Northfield Canada
|Northfield |David Evans
Mar
5
Rolfe
Northfield
S
..
8 Deborah M Piper Harry S Carter
74
3
8 Campton
W Housewife
66
24
1
3 6 Northfield
M
F
Housekeeper
Mass
Apr 66
9
66
9|23 Franklin
W Housewife
Franklin
Chester Townsend
Asa H Stewart Bethuel Locke
66
28
7
9 14|Franklin
M
Housewife Housewife
Northfield
Northfield
May 30 June 12
Sarah E Senter Urana M Calef
71
5
66
Canterbu'y|Victor Vt
July 19|@
24
23 Northfield Canada
M Housewife
Canada
Canada Deerfield Northfield
Uterjus Carcemonia
Aug
17 1 Kate F Hill
38
2 1 Northfield
S
Lady
Northfield
W | Housewife
Sanbornt'n Sanbornt'n Joseph Crockett (St Alb's Vt Northfield |Frank A Brace
Complic'n of Diseases
Sept 4| Sarah B Page Z Marian Brace 8|
1 6 2 Northfield
S
61
13
F Alfaretta B Forrest
76
6 19 Gilmanton
66
Gilmanton
Canada Gilmanton
Geo Boomhoroen John Evans Chas Clark
Nancy Hall
Heart Failure Opuoea
Oct 7
Dearborn
5
69 23 1 24 Canterbury
F
M 66
Farmer
W
F
S
arpenter Nurse Farmer
Canterbu'y Gilmanton Moulton'o Sandwich
Mary E Clark Susan Murry Mary Goss
Old Age Asthma
Dec .6
Samuel C Gilman 54
8 Canterbury
W|Operative M
Germany
Germany
G Perthel
66
8
Fredrick A Perthel 71/ 4|18 Germany
Spinal Meningitis Crebral Embulism Angina Pectoris Pneumonia Chronic Cystitis
Nov 10
15 Chas Keniston
76 3 22 Concord
M
M Farmer
Northfield
Concord
Ward E Gilman
Eliza Dow
Septemenia Disease of Heart
3
Alice Phillips
27
Ipswich Mass
" Housekeeper
Townsend Canada
Canada
Boston Ms Mass
30
Mary A Morrill
30 6 Boston Mass
66
48
7 10 Northfield
66
All White
M Housewife W Housewife M Farmer
M
S
Campton
Chester Hill
Dan'l Woodward Howard Sanborn Andrew French
Dorcas Adams Luella Ford Nancy Goodwin
Chronic Uphritis
W Stone Cutter
Mass
Housewife
24
Lowell M French
68
4 12 Northfield
25 John E Senter
58| 5|24 Center Harbor
62 11 29 Moultonboro
M
M
30
26 Bessie S Morrill Chas W Mason Minerva E Barrows 89 4 29 Lemster
F
W Housewife
Smith S Morrill Simcon Mason Abner Chase Chas Keniston
61
17
4Julia A Copp
28
James M Clark
51
4 15 Sanbornton
Sanbornt'n | Dover
Frank E Dearborn Adelaide M Smith
24
22 Alvin A Woodward Inez M Crowe
71
9 8 Deerfield
Housewife
Deerfield
Albert Decato Joseph A Philips David K Davis Absolum Daulton Von G Randall W Raymond Joseph Chase Warren S Hill
Lydia Worthen Hannah Searls Mary Croteau Victoria Gage Minnie E Evans Mary E Phelps
Miscarriage Pneumonia Pneumonia Faulty Development Spinal Meningitis Tuberculosis Spinal Meningitis Heart Failure Marasmus Fracture of Scull
15
19
Marinda F Brown Lucy A Peaslee Mary A E Milott Villa M Decato
79 11 Townsend 6 Northfield
66
S 6
Boston Ms Joseph Milott Me
W |Housewife S
183 Barbara B Randall Maude Perry 8- Ann D Chase
Bessie A Hall Mary Mayott Betsey Rollins Helen E Cofran Sally Thompson Heart Failure Acute Gastritis Myrtie M Dow Hannah Slean Mehibble Thurst'n Paralysis Agitaus Tuberculosis
70 10 Gilmanton
32 7 26 Pike River P Q
1 |Northfield Hill
Canterbury Orange
John A Rolfe Jedediah Moses Albert S Carter Amos Bray
Canada
Barnett Vt England
|Old Age Stillborn LaGrippe Louise Smith Jean E Forrest Eugene Meader Matilda Lockwood Spinal Meningitis
Days
Married
I hereby certify that the above return is correct according to the best of my knowledge and belief. HARRY W. MUZZEY, Town Clerk,
46 3| 9 Northfield
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