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Jan. 26, 8 a. m., still alarm, chimney fire at the Daniel Tilton tenement house on Main St., used two extinguishers, no damage.
Jan. 30, 12.50 p. m., still alarm, chimney fire at Ed. Ladd's on Park St., two extinguishers used, no damage.
Feb. 11, 6.15 p. m., alarm from box 53, slight fire in house opposite freight depot, fire put out without using hose, damage about $60.00.
The following orders have been issued on the treasurer dur- ing the year:
/ 1907
Feb. 28 W. P. Lang, night watch $ 54.16
Mar. 22 Geo. E. Plummer, steward H. & L. Co. 2.55
Apr. I A. E. Tilton, rent 37.50
I W. P. Lang, night watch and telephone 55.66
2 James F. Burns, Hook & Ladder pay roll 100.00
6 Chas. Andrews, Hose Co. pay roll 150.00
May
I W. P. Lang, night watch 54.16
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June I W. H. Bosworth, night watch 23.16
5 W. P. Lang, night watch and supplies 42.50
8 Fifield Bros., supplies 1.82
I3 J. B. Smith, alarm box and fittings 57.35
20 supplies 27.00
2I Tilton & Northfield Aqd. Co., water 628.09
2I Tilton Electric Co., lights 1,116.00
22 Hiram Streeter, cedar poles
12.50
July I W. H. Bosworth, night watch, supplies 54.55
3 E. H. Bryant, supplies 6.60
5 A. E. Tilton, rent 37.50
Aug I W. H. Bosworth, night watch
54.16
I2 M. C. Allen, work and supplies 47.15
31 W. H. Bosworth, night watch 54.16
Oct I A. E. Tilton, rent 37.50
I W. H. Bosworth, night watch 54.16
4 A. H. Bushey, Hook & Ladder pay roll 100.00
12 Chas. Andrews, Hose Co. pay roll 150.00
16 Geo. E. Plummer, steward
2.00
19 Plummer & Lawrence, sprinkling
400.00
28 W. H. Bosworth, night watch
54.16
Nov. 23 A. W. Kidder & Co., supplies
3.75
26 W. H. Carr, telephone at station
1.24
3I W. B. Fellows, insurance
10.00
Dec. 2 W. H. Bosworth, night watch 54.16
7 W. R. Morrison, copying records 10.00
I4 Ray H. Perkins, insurance 10.00
18 L. W. Smith, hose sleigh 40.00
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supplies 1.00
1908
Jan. I W. H. Bosworth, night watch 54.16
2 A. E. Tilton, rent 37.50
3 Peter Sharon, bill on sleigh 10.75
6 Tilton Electric Co., lights 1,187.50
6 Tilton & Northfield Aqd. Co., water 480.00
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16 J. H. Carter, painting 3.00
18 M. L. Kimball, steward Hose Co. 2.25
23 L. F. Batchelder, making taxes 20.00
Feb. I W. H. Bosworth, night watch 54.16
7 Ray H. Perkins, supplies
2.88
I2 S. T. Holmes, fire police
3.00
14 J. W. Hunkins, collecting taxes
20.00
I5 Smith & Smith, supplies
13.72
I5 Frank Hill, clerk and treasurer
20.00
I5 O. G. Morrison, fireward
20.00
I5 F. P. Lawrence, 66
20.00
I5 J. B. Smith, 20.00
18 M. C. Allen, work and supplies 19.10
19 Tilton Elec. Co., electricity for fire alarm system $120.00. The Co. sent in bill receipted and no charge to Dist. A gift from the Co.
20 W. J. Caverly, collecting taxes 25.00
$5,557.56
Respectfully submitted,
J. B. SMITH, O.G. MORRISON, F. P. LAWRENCE,
Firewards.
TREASURER'S REPORT
1907 Feb. 28 Cash on hand $ 159.00
Apr. 2 Rec'd of Cit. Nat'l Bank
note,$400 less Int. $4, to Jan. I 396.00 Rec'd of J. W. Hunkins, Coll. 2,092.87 " " W. J. Caverly, " 4,132.13
$6,780.00
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1907
Nov. Paid Cit. Nat'l Bank, Int on order No. 27 $ .87
Dec. 18, Paid Cit. Nat'l Bank, note 400.00
66 Int.
from June I to Dec. 18 13.20
1908
Paid 55 Fireward's orders 5,557.56
Feb. 26 Cash on hand deposited in Cit. Nat. Bank 808.37
$6,780.00
FRANK HILL, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts I find them cor- rectly cast and properly vouched, and a balance of eight hundred eight dollars 37-100 on deposit in Citizens Nation- al Bank.
CHARLES A. TOWNS, Auditor. Feb. 26, 1908.
Report of the School Board
OF THE
Town School District of Northfield.
Our schools with one exception, and generally by the request of the citizens of the several districts, have been con - ducted by teachers residing in town and with a reasonable degree of success.
For various reasons well known to most of the citizens of the district, there are five or six weeks of school due the Hodgdon district.
With the appropriation of two hundred dollars for repair- ing school buildings, we have shingled the school build- ings at Oak Hill, and one half of the Bean Hill school house and painted the same. Also painted the Pond and Center school buildings. The whole at an expense of about one hundred and fifty dollars, and would recommend an appro- priation of one hundred and fifty dollars for continuing the repairs of our school buildings the present year.
Respectfully submitted,
ALDEN B. WINSLOW, CHAS. L. BARNARD, School Board. GAWN E. GORRELL,
.
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ROLL OF HONOR OAK HILL-Spring Term
Amy M. Plummer, Alice Kenney, William B. Morrill, William Paquette.
Fall Term
Alice J. Kenney, Amy Plummer.
CENTER-Spring Term
Ernest Butler, Thomas H. Murphy, L. Mildred Tupper, Harold C. Tupper.
Fall Term
Harold C. Tupper, L. Mildred Tupper.
BEAN HILL-Spring Term
Arthur Barnard, Stanley Gile, Earl Robertson. Fall Term
Arthur Barnard, Stanley Gile, Earle Robertson Edwin Streeter.
RAND-Spring Term
Roy H. Smith.
TREASURER'S REPORT
Report of the treasurer of the Northfield town school district.
The treasurer has received as follows:
Balance on hand Feb. 27, 1907 $449.19
Appropriation for repairing school buildings
200.00
Dog license money
75.38
School money
871.78
Literary fund
61.00
Treasurer's salary
20.00
Total amount received
$1,677.35
Accounted for as follows:
Paid for summer schools
Olive J. Walker
$91.00
Kate H. Sanborn
84.50
Mary A. Perthel
65.00
Edith M. Johnson
93.00
S. Ella Chase
91.00
$424.50
Fall Schools
Kate H. Sanborn
$ 95.20
Marion L. Chase
84.50
Edith M. Johnson
136.25
Mary A. Perthel
I12.00
S. Ella Chase
84.50
Marion L. Chase
19.50
$531.95
Total amount paid for schools
$956.45
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TUITION OF SCHOLARS
Canterbury town school district, Payson children $33.00
Union school district, Bean Hill scholars 60.00
Total amount $93.00
REPAIRS ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Walter Streeter, labor Bean Hill $ 6.40
Geo. E. Knapp, 3 1-2 M shingles 13.12
Chas. L. Barnard, drawing shingles I.OO
labor .40
Walter Streeter, Bean Hill 8.00
O. T. Lovejoy
Center 12.00
A. A. Keniston,
Oak Hill 13.50
A. F. Plummer, 8 M shingles
18.00
F. C. Robertson, labor
2.50
Tilton Hardware Co., paint and oil
50.59
O. T. Lovejoy, labor Oak Hill
10.00
Northfield Grocery Co., glass, etc. .91
S. B. Chase, steps, Hodgdon school house .50
Tilton Hardware Co., paint and oil 10.30
O. T. Lovejoy, labor, Pond 7.50
G. E. Knapp, clapboards 1.25
O. P. Sanborn, labor
.75
A. F. Plummer, 66
2.00
F. C. Robertson, 66
1.25
Total amount $159.97
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS
F. P. Rand, I cord of wood $ 4.00
Josiah Dearborn, opening town hall .50
Mrs. Frank Glines, cleaning Oak Hill school house 3.00
A. A. Keniston, cleaning Oak Hill vault 1.OO Sarah E. Gorrell, " Rand school house 2.00
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G. E. Gorrell, cash paid for express 1.OO
F. P. Rand, 1-2 cord of wood 2.00
Miss Annie Haywood, cleaning Center school house 2.50
Mrs. Chas. L. Barnard, cleaning Bean Hill school house 2.00
Chas. L. Barnard, cash paid for express I.IO
Earl V. Robertson, care Bean Hill school house 1.50
Chas. L. Barnard, nails, rope, express and brooms 1.80
C. H. Thomas, curtains 2.10
C. L. Barnard, cash paid for clock
1.00
enumeration cards, express 1.38
Northfield Grocery Co., broom .25
G. E. Garrell, 1-2 cord wood 3.00
C. L. Barnard, wood Bean Hill
9.00
66 66 Center 9.00
W. C. French,
66
Hodgdon
12.00
66
66
Oak Hill
12.00
S. B. Chase, kindlings 1.50
Bachelder Bros., water pails .60
R. E. Lane, certificates and postage 1.40
T. M. Sanborn, labor .50
C. L. Barnard, cash paid out .25
G. E. Gorrell, postage for school board 1.50
A. B. Winslow, cash paid out 1.00
Total amount $78.88
TEXT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
E. E. Babb & Co. $26.36
60 2.83
American Book Co., 1905
I.II
5.12
Ginn & Co. 2.17
E. E. Babb & Co. 14.20
40
L. S. Atkinson 6.54
C. P. Herrick .55
Total amount $58.88
TREASURER'S SALARY
Gawn E. Gorrell, 1906-07 $20.00
$20.00
SUMMARY
Received from all sources
$1,677.35
Total expenditures 1,367.18
Balance on hand deposited in Citizens National Bank $310.17
Of this amount $22.00 belongs to the Hodgdon school grounds; $25.70 to the school supply appropriation; $40.03 to the repair appropriation, and the balance $222.44 is school money.
Respectfully submitted, GAWN E. GORRELL, Treasurer.
Northfield, N. H., Feb. 26, 1908.
AUDITORS' REPORT
The subscribers, having examined the accounts of the school board and treasurer of the town school district in the town of Northfield for the year ending Feb. 20, 1908, respectfully submit, that we find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
The treasurer has received $1,677.35
Paid for schools
$956.45
Tuition of scholars
93.00
Repairs of school buildings
159.97
Miscellaneous bills
78.88
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Text books and supplies 58.88
Salary of treasurer, 1906-07
20.00
$1,367.18
Balance on hand deposited in Citizens Nat'l Bank $310.17
Respectfully submitted,
EDWIN J. SLEEPER,
Auditors. C. W. WHICHER,
Northfield, N. H., Feb. 26, 1908
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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
Algebra
Tardiness
Average Daily Attendance No. Visits by School Board
No. Visits by Parents
and others
No. not Absent
Hodgdon
S. Ella Chase
13
12
12 1
11
6
8 11
5|11
91
9
1
39
Center
Mary A. Perthel
-
10
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
5 11
3
15
14
13| 14
1
28
2
Oak Hill
Kate H. Sanborn
-
13
17 17 15 15|15 11 19 16 15 16 14 10
1
1|11
1 2
4
22 13 28|14 3
2
38
4
20| 3
Bean Hill
Edith M. Johnson
-
13
18 18.17 18 17 12
6 11 13 18
5
41 16 1 25 13, 1
17|
4
Rand
Olive J. Walker Marion L. Chase
13 -
13
6 6
11
11
11
8
6 11 5|
15
6: 1
12
1
6
43
3 1
25
8 12
12
52 10
1
62
1
16
11|11 11 11
6 12
4
15
15
2
28
16
12
18
15 15 15 15 14 10
11
13 15
5
1 2 10
12)
2
11
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Of Union School District, No. 1, in Tilton
As we submit our report for the school year we realize that the statistic and financial part is perhaps of more in- terest to the tax payers than anything we may suggest.
While we have had much to encourage, and results that prove a successful year in the school work, there are some questions or phases that are hard to arrange and provide for.
What shall we do with the children in the primary de- partment has been a question of no small import.
Last year we had an assistant teacher in the first primary.
This year with an increase of pupils it was decided to have a sub-primary for the first grade. As we had no va- cant room it was necessary to furnish a part of the large hall on the third floor, and there the little folks are doing their work in a regular order and with good results.
There has been very little change in text books and sup- plies of the school for the past year, and two or three changes in the corps of teachers.
The interest of parents and friends in the school work has been of great satisfaction to the school board, and has a marked effect upon the teachers and scholars.
The graduating exercises of last June, and its class that completed our course of study were a credit to our school,
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a fitting tribute to the thorough, earnest labor of the teacher and an honor to themselves.
Trusting that the coming year will be as prosperous as the past, we are,
O. G. MORRISON, Board ELLEN G. CROCKETT, of
F. T. SANBORN, Education,
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
CASH RECEIVED
1907
Mar. 4 To cash on hand
$ 902.64
Chas. M. Smith, tuition
22.50
Harry Foster, 66
9.00
Town of Tilton, amount by law
2,458.35
66
literary fund
57.73
66
state literary fund
223.26
66
dog tax
128.14
66
vote of district
1,735.00
66
sinking fund
1,000.00
66 of Northfield
1,198.22
66
dog tax
99.42
66
tuition
60.00
Otto Perthel
7.00
Chas. Davis
11.60
J. G. Chase, glass
. . 76
Tilton Seminary
3.00
Town of Tilton, interest on note
70.00
$7,986.62
PAYMENTS
Teachers' salaries.
$3,977.87
Books and supplies
514.72
Janitor
363.62
Repairs
72.33
Light and water
90.62
Interest
600.00
Sinking fund
1,000.00
Fuel
421.33
Incidentals
207.13
Cash on hand
739.00
$7,986.62
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ITEMIZED ACCOUNT
M. A. Seymour
$878.35
L. W. Abbott
355.00
Rachel Gilliland
230.00
C. M. Merrill
225.00
M. E. Foss
360.00
I. M. Stevens
360.00
E. M. Child
360.00
F. M. Chamberlain
305.80
E. W. Sanborn
88.75
D. I. Bassett
88.97
Florence Towle
113.50
A. L. Flagg
122.50
Helen Emerson
I30.00
G. A. Thomas
360.00
$3,977.87
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
W. H. Potter & Co.
$ 9.45
American Book Co.
15.44
Houghton, Mifflin Co.
22.08
G. M. Dwelling
5.50
Ginn Company
16.47
J. L. Lippincott Co.
63.68
J. L. Hammett & Co.
I57.93
Edward E. Babb & Co.
44.94
Wenona D. Loverin
3.00
Silver Burdett & Co.
17.84
Milton Bradley & Co.
89.41
F. J. Barnard & Co.
11.97
J. L. Adams
17.00
Wadsworth Holland Co.
.90
H. A. Morse
39.II
$514.72
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JANITOR
J. G. Chase $363.62
$363.62
REPAIRS
Greenwood & Crockett
$21.07
M. C. Allen
11.00
Frank Lawrence
3.50
Ford T. Sanborn
36.76
WATER AND LIGHTS
Tilton & Northfield Aqueduct Co.
$78.62
Electric Co.
12.00
$90.62
FUEL
Anderson Coal Co.
$102.50
J. E. Smith
II.00
A. W. Kidder & Co.
13.75
T. M. Towns
27.4I
Arthur Walker
135.54
J. A. Walker
II2.88
W. F. Greenleaf
18.25
$421.33
INCIDENTALS
Manchester & Concord Ex.
$ 9.10
American Ex.
1.60
F. B. Lord
24.60
B. & M. Railroad
74.II
Tilton Hardward Co.
4.69
Masury. Young Co.
13.00
V. H. Hall
7.50
$72.33
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Elm Mills, paid for keys
1.50
O. G. Morrison, cartage 1.96
E. R. Gale, ribbon and crash 2.94
E. Lougee 3.00
S. Condon
.41
Nomordust Co.
6.00
Chas. R. Pease
3.00
L. S. Atkinson .60
Mrs. Crockett, express and cash paid out 16.67 A. L. Worthen 2.55
Bachelder Bros.
5.40
C. H. Thomas
3.50
Elmer R. Gale
25.00
$207.13
SINKING FUND ACCOUNT
Town of Tilton, note
$2,000.00
Deposited in Iona Savings Bank
1,000,00
$3,000.00
INTEREST ACCOUNT
Cash raised
$535.00
on hand
175.00
Interest on town of Tilton note
70.00
$780.00
Paid Citizens Nat'l Bank $600.00
$600.00
Due on coupons Jan. 1, 1908
180.00
Interest 1906 fund, deposited in Iona Savings Bank $35.81
$35.81
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Total receipts 66 payments
$7,986.62 7,247.62
Cash on hand, Feb. 29, 1908
$739.00
Interest account
$180.00
School money
559.00
$739.00
ELMER R. GALE, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts, I find them correctly cast and properly vouched, and a balance of $739.00 on deposit in Citizens National Bank.
HARRIS A MORSE, Auditor. Mar. 4, 1908.
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HALL MEMORIAL LIBRARY BUILDING
REPORT OF TRUSTEES. RECEIPTS.
1906
Dec. 29. Cash on hand
$105.16
I 907
May 7.
Rec'd town of Northfield
100.00
Aug. 13.
Tilton 100.00
$305.16
EXPENDITURES
1907 Sara M. Swett and Mary M.
Emery
$108.75
Fuel
94.29
Water
12.00
Electric lights
22.45
Insurance
15.00
Incidental supplies
2.87
Repairs
1.25
Dec. 31. Cash on hand
48.55
$305.16
Respectfully submitted, A. S. BALLANTYNE, MARY F. COFRAN, W. B. FELLOWS,
Trustees.
TILTON AND NORTHFIELD LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
RECEIPTS
1907
Jan. I.
Cash on hand
$ 59.72
15. Rec'd interest from N. H. Savings Bank
Apr. 6. Rec'd of town of Northfield
20.00
23. Tilton 100.00
100.00
May 14.
Northfield 100.00
July 2. interest on bonds 20.00
Dec. 27. Rec'd for 2 Belknap Co. Court House bonds ($500 each) 1,000.00 interest on the same 20.00
$1,419.72
EXPENDITURES
1907
Paid for 192 books
$ 242.60
rebinding 106 books
34.60
periodicals
13.55
cards
6.85
freight
1.55
I-2 box in bank
2.00
librarian's salary
75.00
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one City of Laconia Sewerage Funding Bond($1,000) 1,000.00
accrued interest on same 9.44
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1908 34.13
$1,419.72
Respectfully submitted,
L. W. BUGBEE, G. L. PLIMPTON, C. C. SAMPSON, W. B. FELLOWS, A. T. CASS,
Trustees.
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
Sex & Condition
Date of
Name of Child
Birth
Male
Living or
No. of Child
1st, 2d, &c.
Name of Father
Mother
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Mother
Age of Father
Age of Mother
Jan 2 Bernard L 16 Clifford E
M
4
Frank W Ripley Edwin V Leavitt Walter A Kenney James H Mooney Orrin J Merrill Geo Marceau
FlorenceM Broadley Northfield Jennie Kingsley Annie B Reynolds Nellie J Ludden
Operative Carpenter Luinberman Operative
Greenfield Mass Melbourne P Q Boston Mass Worcester Mass Lisbon Canada Sanbornton
Franklin Eaton P Q Sidney Me Boston Mass
30 25
20 Rondell J
24 Kenneth W
66
27 Bernice A M
F
1
3
Natt Burleigh
Susie K Knowles Lena B Ham
Mechanic Teamster Laborer
Canada
Canada
21 22
13 Joseph E
M
1
2
All White
Zellie D Tenney Albert B Shaw Ernest Pettelle Oliver Morin Clifford L Averill Austin W Merrill Wm W Simpson Chester V Sanborn Chas H Slack James S Cummings Frank C Ransom Herbert M Noyes Joseph Breckney
Annie M Lockwood Ella L Bignall May F Sears Sophia A Watson Annie E Dennier Nina G Davis Henriette Mauralt Rosie Lamour Carrie M Cilley Hattie E Leavitt Katie Hussey Mary Carroll Malrenia McCue Annie Mahoney Bertha A Leavitt Emily F Leavitt
Endfield Northfield
Weaver Laborer
Laconia
Franklin
24 28
Oct
26 Stanton M
Operative
Utica N Y
Boston Mass
29 27
Nov
7 James S
5
66
2
F
2
66
11
'Lucy Druin
Laborer
Lisbon Canada
46.44
Dec 28
M
1
F
1
1
Arthur L Connolly
Operative
Sherbrook P Q Wilmot
Sherbrook P Q
26 23
June 21 Morris O
Laborer
Montreal P Q Canada
Mich
28 27
66
14 Fay P
Thornton
Charlstown Mass Canada
34 30
Aug 21 AlvinC
Kennebunkp't Me Ireland
37 37
Sept 25 James H
28|Nathaniel T
=
1
1.
Machinist
Vt
Northfield
23 20
Apr
5 Watson F 22 Carl E
M 66
All Living
6
Ernest Amboult
Josephine Belrose Jennie M Gilbert
Spinner
Barnet Vt
England NH
30 25
20|Edith A
F
Geo Derosier Albert S Carter Wm R Tilton Walter B Hill
Loom Fixer
Newport
29 23
Farmer
Northfield
Newton Mass
26/29
Farmer
Northfield
Northfield St Flavin P Q
52 43
July 4 Arthur
5 George O
5
2
Farmer
Milltown Me
N Center Mass Bridgwater Concord
28 34
Feb Mar 66
1 Mattie G
3
Bernie F Cushing
Vt
New Hampton Canada
21|24
1
Viola E Hutchinson
Lydia Ruel
24 23
6 Pauline Piper
27 21
4 Eva L
38 41
26 Chas W
31 Katherine F
2
1
13
4
6
Hooksett
26 27
Music Teacher Hull Mass
Canada
23 24
8 Chas A 29 Elva A
23 26
1
Female
Stillborn
Color
Maiden Name of
Birthplace of
30 25
16 Theodore E
2
39|40
3
24 24
Meat Cutter Boarder
Supt Mill
31|19
Carpenter
27 33
Farmer
MARRIAGES
Date and
Name and Surname Residence of
Place of
of
Marriage
Groom and Bride
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 sta. tion of person by
whom married
Tilton
John F Bryant Jan 1 Mary A Parker
56 50
Farmer Housekeeper Teamster Operative 66
Laconia Leeds Can Canterbury Canada Franklin St Johnsbury Vt Chas Smith
Chas D Bryant Dame Parker Benj K Tilton Joseph Greenwood Holland Vt Dan'l W Newton
New Durham Liverpool Eng Loudon
Farmer
1
1
Northfield
Frank A Tilton Jan 28 Myrtle M Leavitt
Northfield
Joseph Newton Feb 1 Bernice G Smith
Franklin
Arthur D Simonds June 9 Bessie E Flanders Chas H Nye July 9 Inantha M Ellinwo'd Northfield Fred Gilbert
E Boston Ms 34 Northfield Norw'h Conn 44
43 ; Housekeeper
Warren Canada
Canada 66
Laborer
1
J Desmond C Tilton
Aug 26 Maudie Bernard Newport Vt |Leon Ludlow
Tilton Northfield Manchester Northfield 66
26= Machinist 27 4 Needle Maker Farmer At Home 27
Canterbury Manchester Northfield
Northfield
Farmer
1
1
66
1
E S Tasker
1
C Tilton
Tilton
62
Retired
52 Housekeeper
30 Optician Knitter
Conn Colebrook Groton NY
Frank L Simonds Wm J Flanders Chas D Nye Jos Whicher C Gilbert Peter Bernard Kendrick Ludlow AlexanderStewart P' Q Benj Glines Kendrick Ludlow Geo Corliss Simeon Stone Samuel Holmes Ames M Lawton Elbridge Straw James A Peabody
Meredith Gillhall Vt Conn Canaan Vt Ellsworth Salem Mass
Sheriff Farmer
C C Sampson C Tilton
Manchester
Chas E Straw Nov 27 Mary A Peabody
Northfield Ashland Laconia Northfield Franklin Northfield
37
27
21 26 Nurse 25 Foreman At Home Painter
Franklin
Alexandria Stewartstown
Carriage Mfg 1 Farmer
3
L W Prescott C Warren
Tilton
22: Weaver
19 Operative
Northfield
Farmer
1 1
1
Tilton
Benj A Glines Sept 25 Geneva N Ludlow Harry W Corliss Oct 16 Ruth B Stone Samuel T Holmes Nov 6 Delia H Edmands
26 20
Farmer
19
Housework
Canaan Vt
Franklin Ireland
Paper Maker 2 Teamster 2
1
W S Emery C Tilton E J Sleeper J P Northfield H W Muzzey J P Northfield D S Jenks
| C Franklin
Warren
Sept 2 Minnie Stewart
R C Flagg C Newport Vt W S Emery C Tilton
Tilton
Tilton Northfield Manchester 20
S Russell C Manchester
1
Farmer Laborer
1
DEATHS
Place of Death
Age
Sex, Condit'n
Place of Birth
Date of -
Name and Surname
-
Place of Birth
Occupation
Name ot Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Cause of Death
Death
of the Deceased
Years
!Days
Male
Color
Single
Married
Widowed
Father
Mother
Jan 4
M
S
F
W Housekeeper
Franklin Franklin Ireland Ireland Gilmanton |Meredith N Hampt'n P Q
Caleb Smith Daniel Keleher John Weeks Wadleigh Leavitt Chandler
Della F Tobine 1
66
11
Mary E Holmes
72
61 911 Melbourne P Q
6
W Nurse
22
Dolley Shirley
98 417 Hopkinton
M
S
Mass Canada
Franklin Canada
Frank W Ripley Joseph Gilbert
Archan Laflame
66
17
Joseph Gilbert 62 10 14 Canada Hannah A Houghton 70 11 14 Helena N Y
F
Housekeeper
St Alb's Vt
Mary Medette
AnnieM Lockwood Heart Failure
22
Mattie G Cushing
21
Mont'y Vt
Bridgewa'r Bernie F Cushing
Lena B Ham
May 11
Sarah C Heath
71 3 8 Mangomi N Z 85 10 23 Northfield 19 Tilton
M
W Housekeeper " Farmer
Loudon England
Loudon
|Benj Winslow
Betsey French
June 24 Z
Albert E Moorhouse 34
Phebe J Glines 54 814 Northfield
84 3.18 Vt
W
Danbury Warren Deerfield
Deerfield
Canada
Elias Abbott
Lydia Sawyer Ellen G Tilton Clarissa White
Old Age Septicaemia Acute Peritonitis
8
Charles A Tyler
66 627 Brookfield Mass M
M Operative
S
Laconia
Franklin
Chester O Sanborn May Carroll
Convulsions
Nov 19
Ralph Dockham
25
417 Laconia
Laborer
22
Harry M Kimball
18 828 Franklin
Clerk
Hebron
Franklin
Benj F Kimball
Nellie A Leighton
Paralysis of Throat Poliomgettis
I hereby certify that the above return is correct according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
HARRY W. MUZZEY, Town Clerk.
5
Roland C Smith Kate Mitchell
86
1 19 Northfield Ireland 426 Gilmanton
M
Betsey Boardman Abigail Caswell
Inanition Old Age LaGrippe Cancer of Liver Old Age
Florence Broadley Pneumonia
Feb 15
M Laborer
Winds'r Vt Winds'r Vt Horace Houghton Helen Stowell
18
Joseph C Carter Edith A Carter
5 2 Northfield 1
M
Barnet Vt England
Joseph H Carter Albert S Carter
Mar 22
All Northfield
23 23
Maria M Healey Daniel Sanborn Alexander Poquette 77
81| 914 Deerfield
M
" Retired
30
222 Canada
Oct
4
Gardner S Abbott
94
7 7 Northfield
8
Ellen T Crockett
16 9 5Tilton
F
S
Sanbornt'n Sanbornt'n Chas H Crockett
Eli Tyler
NathanielL Sanborn 8
10, Northfield
All White
M
Farmer Housewife
Pittsb'g Pa Edwin Moorhouse Sarah E. Johnson Northfield Moses Lndlow Hopkinton
Jonathan Clark Daniel Sanborn
Louisa Collins Martha Flanders Polly Fry Raphael Poquette Margaret Martelle Poisoning
Tuberculosis Carcinonia of Liver Consumption Sevile Debility
Aug 14
Canada
66
M Farmer W Teacher
Concord
NewZeland New Zeland John Corsell
Bronchitis Chronic Nephritis Old Age
23
Jolin S Winslow
July 66
16
Mary L Lamb
Housewife
26 Bernard L Riply
24 Northfield
Apoplexy Cerebral Embolism Bronchitis
46
6
Months
Female
8/29/2008 143858 5 120 00
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