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5. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for Memorial Day.
6. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for Public Library.
7. To see if the town will vote to raise $1,069.50 for state aid construction and appropriate money for the same.
8. To see if the town will vote to raise $600.00 to complete the federal aid job over the amount originally estimated and appropriate money for the same.
9. To see if the town will vote to accept state aid and trunk line maintenance and raise and appro- priate money for the same.
10. To see if the town will vote to raise the sum
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of $350.00 to maintain the unimproved section of trunk line road and appropriate money for the same.
11. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for highways and bridges.
12. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate to cut bushes beside the highway.
13. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the Barnstead fire com- panies.
14. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate to repaint town hall and other buildings.
15. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate in addition to money all ready available to purchase a curtain for the town hall.
16. To see if the town will vote to request the treasurers of the several fire companies to furnish an itemized account of expenditure of money appropri- ated.
17. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate money for the observance of old home week.
18. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for all other purposes.
Given under our hands and seal, this 17th day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
FRANK J. HOLMES, ALFRED S. WHITEHOUSE, OSCAR J. GARLAND, Selectmen of Barnstead.
At true copy of Warrant-Attest : FRANK J. HOMES, ALFRED S. WHITEHOUSE, OSCAR J. GARLAND, Selectmen of Barnstead.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
Inventory of the Town, April 1, 1920
Land and buildings, less exemptions ... $547,295.00
236 horses 22,750.00
9 oxen 900.00
395 cows
24,210.00
217 other neat stock 9,425.00
125 sheep 1.140.00
12 hogs 355.00
402 fowls 495.00
4 portable mills 4,100.00
Wood and lumber 46,100.00
Municipal bonds and notes 150.00
Stock in national banks 4,000.00
Money on hand at interest or on deposit 2,725.00
Stock in trade 14,000.00
Mills and machinery 36,200.00
Taxable inventory, less exemptions 713,845.00
Soldiers exemption
5,145.00
Total inventory
$718,990.00
25 polls at $3.00, 221 polls at $5.00
$1,180.00
Tax rate $2.60 on $100.00.
TAXES ASSESSED FOR 1920
State tax
$2,805.00
State tax, war services 374.00
County tax
1,525.61
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Highway in summer 2,500.00
Highway in winter
1,500.00
Bridges
500.00
Federal aid trunk line
2,500.00
Trunk line maintenance
560.00
Town maintenance unimproved trunk line 300.00
Memorial Day
40.00
Public library
200.00
Fire companies
200.00
Cutting bushes
400.00
Serial note, No. 3, and interest
362.25
5 per cent of the inventory of town prop- erty 3,569.22
High school tuition
700.00
Repairs for school building
350.00
Office salaries
200.00
State supervision of schools
300.00
For all other purposes
500.00
Overlay
453.89
Total $19,739.97
FINANCIAL REPORT
Assets
Cash in treasury January 31, 1921
$4,241.84
Bridge planks
2,000.00
Amount Tarvia on hand 57.00
Amount due town, uncollected taxes
160.29
Bounties 2.80
Due from state
1,040.08
Amount taxes bought by town 85.46
Total
$7,58. . 7
Excess of liabilities over assets, (net
debt)
1,500.43
Grand total $9,087.90
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Amount due schools, dog licenses . . 138.40
Balance in treasury, trunk line construc-
tion 1,064.18
Note outstanding, temporary loan 6,000.00
Due South Barnstead Fire Co .. 50.00
Long Term Notes
Trustees of trust fund :
School note
1,403.32
Parsonage note
432.00
Total
$9,087.90
Schedule of Town Property
Town hall, land and buildings $3,000.00
Library, land and buildings 1,500.00
Furniture and equipment 700.00
Highway department, land and buildings 200.00
Highway equipment
200.00
Total
$19.100.00
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
(Dog Licenses to May 1, 1921)
60 males at $2.00
$120.00
2 males at $1.00
2.00
6 females at $5.00
30.00
$152.00
Less fee, 88 at 20c
13.60
$138.40
Permits for Registration of Motor Vehicles 100 issued to January 31, 1921 $556.07
Less fees 25.00
$531.07
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Paid selectmen
$531.07 GEORGE J. WHITNEY, Town Clerk.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT
Amount on list for collection, 1920 $18,559.93
Amount of taxes added to list 38.00
Poll taxes collecter 1,175.00
Interest collected
19.78
$19,792.71
Less abatements
$10.00
Taxes due 160.29
170.29
Taxes collected
$19,622.42
Uncollected taxes on list, 1919
729.41
$20,351.83
Paid treasurer, as per receipts
$20,351.83
CORAN K. DAVIS, Collector.
REPORT OF TREASURER
Balance in treasury January 31, 1920 . .
$1,579.99
Received of Coran K. Davis, collector :
Taxes due, January 31, 1920 729.41
Coran K. Davis, collector 19,622.42
Selectmen 18.061.53
Total 39.993.35
Paid orders from selectmen 35,751.51
Balance in treasury January 31, 1921 . $4,241.84
LESLIE G. LOUGEE,
Treasurer.
SUMMARY RECEIPTS
Property and poll taxes
$19,622.42
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From State
For highways . 4,070.09
For other purposes 2,901.89
Total
$6,971.98
From Local Sources Except Taxes
Dog licenses $138.40
Automobile tax
531.07
Rent of town hall
10.00
Bridge planks
410.08
Totals $1,089.55
Receipts Other Than Current Revenues
Temporary loans $10,000.00
SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS
General Government
Town officers' salaries
$858.00
Town officers' expenses
394.93
Election and registration
189.00
Town hall and office
93.29
Total
$1,535.22
Protection of Persons and Property
Police department
$28.75
Fire department
113.27
Bounties
2.80
Damage by dogs
10.00
Total®
$154.82
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Health and Sanitation
Health department $33.05
Vital statistics 16.35
Total
$49.40
Highways and Bridges
Town maintenance
$482.85
State aid maintenance 135.00
Trunk line maintenance
1,059.69
Town maintenance, summer
2,756.25
Town maintenance, winter
4,306.60
Bridges
812.62
Bush account
483.89
General expenses of department
517.19
Total
$10,554.09
Education
Library
$225.00
Charities
Town poor
$244.90
Patriotic Purposes
Aid to G. A. R. memorial exercises
$40.00
Aid to soldiers and families 240.00
Total
$280.00
Unclassified
Taxes bought by town
$85.46
Abatements refunded
37.40
Watering tubs
3.00
Total $125.86
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Interest
Temporary loans and trust fund $567.09 New Construction and Improvements
Highway trunk line construction $4,438.30 Indebtedness Payments
Temporary loans
$7,000.00
Long term notes
300.00
Total $7,300.00
Payments to Other Governments
State tax $3,621.00
County tax 1,525.61
School district 5,130.22
Total $10,276.83
Total for all payments
$35,751.51
DETAILED RECEIPTS, CURRENT REVENUES
From Local Taxes
Property and poll taxes, current year .. $19,622.42 Pittsfield National Bank, temporary loan 1,000.00
Manchester National Bank,, Manchester, temporary loan 6,000.00
Hillsboro County Savings Bank, tempo- rary loan 3,000.00
J. W. Plummer, State Treasurer
Trunk line maintenance $531.70
Trunk line construction 3,538.39
Insurance tax 48.00
Railroad tax 557.89
Savings Bank tax 2,261.85
Forest fire bill 3.45
Supplementary railroad tax 30.70
Elias W. Locke, for bridge plank
165.96
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Albert F. Emerson, for bridge plank
244.12
George J. Whitney, rent town hall
10.00
George J. Whitney, dog licenses
138.40
George J. Whitney, auto tax
531.07
Total
$37,683.95
PAYMENTS-DETAILED STATEMENT
General Government
Detail 1, Salaries and Expenses of Principal Officers Salaries
Frank J. Holmes, as selectman $200.00
Alfred S. Whitehouse, as selectman 200.00
Oscar J. Garland, as selectman
200.00
Coran K. Davis, as selectman Col
200.00/25:00
Leslie G. Lougee, as treasurer
75.00
George J. Whitney, as clerk
50.00
Fred T. Hunt, as auditor
4.00
Frank C. Nutter, as auditor
4.00
Total
$858.00
Detail 2, Town Officers' Expenses
John B. Clark, treasurer of trust fund .. $6.00
Frank S. Eaton, printing town reports . 177.00
Frank J. Homes, postage and telephone 5.40
Frank J. Homes, expenses out of town . . 23.00
Edward L. Lydiard, list of transfers .. 9.10
Edson C. Eastman, books and supplies . .
49.88
A. S. Whitehouse. copying invoice book 10.00 Union Telephone Co., box rent 17.30
10.00
T. J. Foley, dinners
A. S. Whitehouse, postage and telephone 2.85 O. J. Garland, postage and telephone . . 3.00 A. S. Whitehouse, expenses out of town 10.00
F. J. Holmes, conveyance Baker case . .
10.00
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O. J. Garland, expenses Baker case . . . . 11.00
O. J. Garland, expenses out of town ... 10.00
George H. Hawley. medical advice Baker case
2.50
Leslie G. Lougee, express
7.40
Leslie G. Lougee, postage and telephone 2.42
Coran K. Davis, postage and telephone .
7.73
Coran K. Davis, printing and stationery 6.15
George J. Whitney, book and supplies .. 7.60
George J. Whitney, setting up booths .
6.00
Total
$394.93
Detail 3, Election and Registration Expenses
Frank S. Eaton, printing March ballots 12.00
Harry F. Holmes, as ballot inspector . . 6.00
C. E. Emerson, as ballot inspector 3.00
Lettie Moore, as ballot inspector 6.00
George G. Foss, as ballot inspector
3.00
Stilson Littlefield 3.00
C. E. Thyng, as ballot inspector
9.00
Albert F. Shackford, gate keeper
9.00
George A. Nutter, gate keeper
6.00
Calvin Jenkins, gate keeper
3.00
John B. Clark, as supervisor
45.00
Edwin B. Drake, as supervisor
42.00
Frank C. Nutter. as supervisor
42.00
Total $189.00
Albert F. Emerson, wood for office
$8.00
Clifton E. Gilman, supplies, town hall 5.03
C. H. Gilman, supplies, town hall
14.46
Drake Bros., coal for office
52.80
Albert F. Emerson, supplies and wood .
13.00
Total
$93.29
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Protection of Persons and Property Detail 5, Police Department
Clifton E. Gilman, as constable $5.00
Carl G. Burroughs, as police 10.00
Carroll E. Jenkins, as constable
10.00
Carl G. Burroughs, aid to transient
3.75
Total $28.75
Detail 6, Fire Department
Charles E. Thyng, fire warden, postage $ .95
State Forestry department, supplies for fire warden 10.75
Charles E. Thyng, freight
.52
Carl G. Burroughs, treasurer Center fire department 50.00
Charles E. Thyng, forest fire
1.05
E. B. Kelley, treasurer Barnstead Fire department
50.00
Total
$113.27
Detail 7, Bounties
Charles A. St. John, bounties on hedge-
hogs
$ .60
Oscar J. Garland, bounties on hedgehogs .40
Frank J. Holmes, bounties on hedgehogs 1.80
Total
$2.80
Detail 8, Damage by Dogs
George J. Whitney, enforcing dog li- censes
$10.00
Detail 9, Health Department
George J. Whitney. services and supplies $33.05
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Detail 10, Vital Statistics
R. W. Tuttle, return of births and deaths $2.50
George J. Whitney, vital statistics 13.85
Total $16.35
Detail 11, State Aid Maintenance
Lester Boudreau, patrolman $135.00
Detail 12, Trunk Line Maintenance
Lester Boudreau, patrolman trunk line $579.00
Barrett Co., tarvia, trunk line 41.99
Frank H. Gray, labor on gravel, trunk line 174.37
Frank H. Gray, labor on tarvia
48.63
Boston & Maine R. R., freight on tarvia
154.98
John H. Lord, painting railings, trunk line 60.72
Total
$1,059.69
Detail 13, Town Maintenance, Unimproved
Trunk Line
Lester Boudreau, patrolman $139.50
John C. Varney, patrolman unimproved trunk line 279.35
Frank J. Holmes, labor, unimproved trunk line 8.00
Albert F. Emerson, labor, unimproved trunk line 15.00
Wilbur J. Garland, labor, unimproved
trunk line 15.00
Oscar J. Garland, labor, unimproved trunk line 8.00
Total
$482.85
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Detail 14, Town Maintenance, Highways and Bridges
Cecil F. Dow, winter account, January 31 to May 1, 1920 $1,806.60
John O. Emerson, winter account, Janu- ary 31 to May 1, 1920 2,500.00
Total
$4.306.60
Albert F. Emerson, summer account
$1,256.25
Albert F. Emerson, bridge account
296.66
Total
$1,552.91
Elias W. Locke, summer account
$1,500.00
Elias W. Locke, bridge account
515.96
Total
$2,015.96
Detail 15, General Expense
Willard C. Marden, labor on road . $5.00
Lester Boudreau, repairs on road drag . 7.47
United Construction Co., blades for road drag 10.00
Oscar J. Garland, freight bill
2.30
John Laro, repairs on automobile
35.00
Carroll Jenkins, spring for automobile
9.90
L. E. French, repairs on automobile
39.09
James E. Thyng, labor on road
6.50
Charles E. Thyng, labor on road
4.00
George M. Ashley, labor on road
14.10
John C. Varney, labor on road
5.55
John H. Varney, lumber for road drag 5.00
Frank J. Holmes, labor on road 7.50
John W. Tibbetts, labor on road
3.50
Philip Hamil, labor on road
3.00
Sewell J. Clark, labor on road
7.50
H. C. Kenison, supplies ..
6.19
Dustin and Baker, railings and stringers
102.72
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Charles A. Parsons, labor on road
3.50
Albert .F. Emerson, supplies
6.75
Frank W. Welch, labor on road
20.00
Ansel Emerson, supplies on road drag B. T. Blaisdell
7.00
2.85
Harry P. Maxfield Co., supples
92.04
John Basha, supplies
3.31
L. E. French, bridge plank
108.00
Total
$517.19
Detail 16, Bush Account
Willard C. Mardin
$16.90
Mark Shonyo
74.25
John Alm
22.95
John W. Tibbetts
8.56
Ansel Ackerman
8.56
John H. Varney
20.25
Harry Gaskell
67.50
Joseph Kelley
4.32
Orrin Littlefield
10.46
O. J. Garland
12.24
Frank H. Osborne
3.50
James Nuttall
57.90
Paul J. Canney
5.40
C. A. Weedland
30.75
Andrew Anderson
3.00
Charles A. St. John
33.85
S. E. French
9.60
Harry E. Little
2.70
Philip Renard
10.80
Malcomb Locke
16.20
James S. Locke
8.10
H. A. Garland
9.00
A. J. McNeal
1.00
George E. Hillsgrove
28.20
John W. Proctor
2.00
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Daniel Barrott 15.90
Total
$483.89
Education
Detail 17, Library
Fred T. Hunt $200.00
George J. Whitney, care of library 25.00
Total
$225.00
Charities Detail 18, Town Poor
H. C. Kenison. aid to Albert Downs $137.65
John H. Perkins, removing Nellie Han- son 21.00
Clifton E. Gilman, care of transient 1.50
John F. Hawley, aid to Albert Downs
77.75
George A. Nutter, rent of tomb 1.00
A. H. Shaw, Board for Mrs. Emery
6.00
Total $244.90
Patriotic Purposes
Detail 19 Memorial Day
Miron O. Smith, Memorial Day $40.00
Detail 20, Aid to Soldiers and Families Mrs. Arden Underhill, aid to Esther Shackford $240.00
Unclassified Detail 21, Taxes Bought by Town
Coran K. Davis, tax collector, A. D. Otis & Son tax $39.53
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Coran K: Davis, tax collector, George G. Hanson tax 45.93
Total $85.46
Detail 22, Abatements Refunded
C. & M. R. R., overtax on Ice house $10.40
Joseph Bouteau, poll tax 5.00
Charles Fopiano, poll tax paid in Boston 5.00
Thomas F. Seward, poll tax, too old 5.00
I. A. Grant, poll tax, soldier 2.00
John M. Bunker, poll tax. too old 5.00
Chester Littlefield. poll tax paid in Alton
5.00
Total $37.40
Detail 23, Watering Tubs
James C. Locke $3.00
Detail 24, Interest
Interest on temporary loans $503.03
John B. Clark. treasurer. trustee of trust
fund, interest on parsonage fund . 12.96
John B. Clark, treasurer, trustee of trust
fund, interest on school note 51.10
Total
$567.09
Detail 25, Trunk Line Construction
Philip Hamil, labor $259.79
A. S. Whitehouse 405.90
F. J. Holmes 214.28
Albert F. Emerson 7.50
John W. Tibbetts
211.95
Orrin Littlefield
122.48
Ansel Ackerman 43.94
Charles A. St. John 71.65
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Albert F. Shackford 203.00
O. J. Garland
395.78
Joseph Kelley
18.00
La Forest Jenkins
159.00
Drake Bros.
456.69
Warren Littlefield
26.06
Wilbur J. Garland
7.50
Scott D. Parsons
74.50
Clarence Jenkins
356.50
Vaughan Jankins
7.00
Elias W. Locke
33.33
John W. Huntress
103.00
Luther Garland
3.00
Sewell J. Clark
144.18
John B. Clark
67.28
Henry Clark
25.28
A. J. Stewart
85.16
E. L. Hutchins
194.18
Everett Tilton
43.56
Fred F. Pitman
49.00
Harold Gilman
41.50
William Higgins
35.00
Harold Ward
10.50
John C. Varney
11.67
John Knights
21.00
William Babb
6.00
Arthur D. Otis
14.00
Frank H. Gray, hauling cement
8.25
New Rye Ice Co., cement 62.50
L. E. French, lumber
78.80
Frank H. Gray, cement work
151.05
H. P. Maxfield Co., supplies
60.43
A. H. Bickford. gravel
25.00
Mrs. Sarah Merrill, gravel and lumber
37.00
Mrs. G. W. Stone, board for F. Gray and men 26.00
M. O. Smith
25.11
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Harvey Drake 35.00
Total $4,438.30
Detail 26, Indebtedness Payments
Payments on Temporary Loans
Pittsfield National Bank $4,000.00
Hillsborough County Savings Bank
3,000.00
Total $7,000.00
Detail 27, Long Term Notes
John B. Clark, treasurer of trust fund, paid serial note No. 3 $300.00 Detail 28, Payments of Other Governmental
Divisions
State and County Tax
John W. Plummer, treasurer state tax .. $3,179.00
John W. Plummer, treasurer Bonus paid soldiers 442.00
A. W. Dinsmore, treasurer county.tax . 1,525.61
Total $5,146.61
Detail 29, School District
George J. Whitney, treasurer, balance dog licenses $11.00
State supervision of schools 300.00
5 per cent of the inventory of town prop- erty 3,569.22
High school tuition 700.00
Repairs for one school building 350.00
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Officers' salaries 200.00
Total
$5,130.22
Respectfully submitted, FRANK J. HOLMES, ALFRED S. WHITEHOUSE, OSCAR J. GARLAND, Selectmen of Barnstead.
Winter Account, 1920
W. C. Mardin $25.20
A. J. Stewart
8.10
John Tibbetts
21.90
A. S. Whitehouse
56.07
G. E. Clark
60.20
S. J. Clark
14.20
Jonathan Clark
76.30
H. E. Little
23.70
C. E. Thyng
34.00
J. E. Thyng
34.00
A. D. Otis
60.20
Frank W. Wells
28.52
Arnold L. Lougee
6.00
Leslie G. Lougee
15.16
Hiram Broadbent
45.21
Howard E. Davis
9.60
William C. Gray
8.30
Lester Bavdro
4.50
J. J. Charbaneau
4.50
James Nuttall
16.50
C. E. Young
1.00
E. F. Gray
6.00
W. G. Scruton
1.50
C. W. Jenkins
20.55
R. W. Gault
6.00
E. I. Baker 42.00
Herbert Glidden 8.55
Myron E. Gray
8.10
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Otto H. Dame 19.20
Clifton Goodwin
31.56
P. C. Young 20.78
J. H. Young
12.00
F. S. McDuffee
18.31
W. B. Hill
13.35
Fred Foss
22.40
L. M. Dennett
72.26
L. E. French
181.50
A. H. Tasker
20.40
E. J. Emerson
27.40
Thomas J. Stone 10.50
I. W. Stearns
6.40
U. S. Parsons
5.10
Edgar Hutchinson
7.20
Charles Tuttle
4.50
E. L. Peabody
12.88
A. L. Peabody 12.88
12.90
Mark Shonyo
41.50
B. W. Jewett
11.85
Frank H. Osborn
31.50
E. W. Locke
12.60
W. D. Ward
9.30
G. G. Hanson
16.80
A. N. Anderson
24.75
C. S. Tasker
42.15
Theodore Wiedlond
12.00
Emil Wiedlond
21.85
C. A. Wiedlond
72.90
Ray Barnes
6.90
George Hillsgrove
3.00
Herbert Bennett
29.40
G. J. Merrill
16.50
Jolus Gardner
44.52
William Hogencamp
20.40
Harry Hogencamp
32.54
John Hogencamp
14.40
W. H. Downs
25
F. W. Marshall 37.44
Timothy Kearns
16.50
Lewis Otis
5.25
Cecil F. Downs
97.85
Total
$1,779.08
Received from selectmen
$1,806.60
Paid selectmen overdraft
$27.52
CECIL F. DOWNS, Road Agent.
WINTER ACCOUNT
Breaking Roads from February 1 to April 1, 1920
A. G. Pitman
$84.70
Henry Cook 17.10
Frank J. Holmes
45.60
Ansel M. Ackerman
45.40
Orrin Littlefield
25.00
Clyde E. Corson
5.40
Earl C. Downing
23.00
Charles Weeks
30.00
P. H. Clapp
48.00
John W. Alm
27.30
Warren Littlefield
15.00
G. F. Littlefield
12.25
A. P. McNeal
39.65
Moses Curtis
33.00
Albion Curtis
18.00
Asa A. Curtis
40.40
Eugene Burleigh
35.25
Charles A. Holmes
41.70
H. O. Corson
31.80
Merton Corson
7.05
Floyd Corson
33.00
George Carr
39.60
A. B. Carr
50.70
C. W. Fernald
22.00
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George F. Hall 12.98
O. J. Garland 38.00
W. J. Garland 44.10
H. A. Garland 37.51
J. Russell Garney 33.78
Herbert Cook 26.40
Herbey Cook
22.96
Nat P. Cook
18.90
Arthur Ackerman 34.55
5.60
Oscar E. Pitman
35.50
Fred Pitman
30.00
J. F. Ayers
7.25
F. E. Berry
17.80
C. E. Ward
27.70
J. M. Brewster
31.14
Ansel Emerson
47.50
J. H. Varney
7.60
A. C. Straw
45.30
C. M. Davis
15.00
Albert H. Shaw 14.00
C. H. Proctor
6.00
A. G. Webster
4.50
F. H. Clapp
32.75
Harry Holmes
3.60
J. S. Bunker
16.50
A. E. White
12.50
A. Evans
6.00
C. E. Emerson
27.50
J. L. Kelley 33.45
A. F. Emerson 37.15
Henry Clark
15.90
W. J. Tukey
31.80
J. H. Dow
58.50
G. W. Dow 76.30
Harold Prescott 23.70
Roy C. Edgerly
20.30
Harry C. Gaskell
3.00
Owen H. Tuttle
27
Harold Dicey 5.00
S. E. Emerson 30.70
A. C. Emerson 30.10
J. S. Locke 33.90
G. M. Locke 22.20
Charles Fopiano 42.60
F. W. Marshall
57.80
Harry Emerson
78.00
Forrest Harvey
50.00
C. K. Davis
25.95
George G. Foss
52.20
A. N. Foss
58.35
B. Frank Dow
17.10
Philip Renaud
49.50
H. M. Hill
18.90
H. P. Weeks
56.80
J. O. Emerson
136.98
Total
$2,500.00
Received from town $2,500.00
JOHN O. EMERSON,
Road Agent.
SUMMER ROADS ACCOUNT
John Tibbetts
$12.34
H. A. Gray
1.50
Philip Hamel
64.75
Le Forest Jenkins
14.75
Owen M. Thayer
147.75
Clarence S. Jenkins
1.20
Clifton Goodwin
12.00
E. L. Stockman
14.00
A. F. Shackford
5.00
Ed. Baker
22.50
C. W. Jenkins
114.08
Harry Hogencamp
121.00
H. Glidden
5.00
28
John Haines, labor on road machine and picks 7.70
H. S. Bennett 87.63
Mark Shonyo
20.40
Nelson Shonyo
7.50
Charles Gilman, digger
1.05
M. H. Garland
5.00
Fred Foss
16.00
Frank Welch
25.00
H. Broadbent
16.50
D. L. McDuffee
.70
G. E. Giles, grease
.45
C. L. Cook
12.00
A. B. Gray
7.50
Lewis Otis
3.00
F. H. Clark, gravel
3.30
E. W. Locke, team and labor
694.92
Drake Bros.
10.00
Charles B. Davis, gravel
3.60
Charles Tasker
5.00
August Anderson
3.00
C. A. Weidlond
22.33
C. E. Thyng
11.55
Total
$1,500.00
Received from town $1,500.00
E. W. LOCKE, Road Agent.
BRIDGE ACCOUNT
Philip Hamel
$11.50
O. M. Thayer 42.50
Harry Hogencamp
16.50
Clifton Goodwin
7.50
M. O. Smith, spikes
5.83
Carrie Martell, bridge stringers
8.00
Nelson Shonyo
6.48
C. W. Jenkins
20.48
29
A. Cook 1.50
H. S. Bennett
6.48
John Basha, spikes
2.45
Herman Winkley
2.00
H. C. Kenison, spikes
1.30
A. B. Gray
2.50
George Hillsgrove
5.00
D. L. McDuffee, bridge stringers
8.00
Town of Barnstead for bridge plank
111.24
E. W. Locke, team and labor
201.98
Selectmen for railings for bridges
54.72
Total
$515.96
Received from town $515.96
E. W. Locke, Road Agent.
ROAD AGENT'S REPORT
Albert F. Emerson Report
SUMMER ACCOUNT, 1920
John W. Tibbetts
$36.00
Orrin Littlefield
24.50
Henry Clark
27.00
Harold S. Gilman
9.00
George W. Dow
45.17
Elwin Bodge
12.75
Albert F. Emerson
584.40
Frank J. Holmes
61.00
Oscar E. Pitman
30.00
Charles A. Holmes
9.00
Warren Littlefield
6.00
Arthur Ackerman
3.00
Anthony J. Stewart
19.50
Phil H. Clapp
10.00
Arver Evans
24.00
Ansel M. Ackerman
16.50
30
Wilbur J. Garland 63.35
Harry C. Gaskell
59.00
John H. Varney
18.94
Phil Renaud
4.50
Ed. N. Locke
14.10
George F. Hall
3.30
Henry Cook
3.00
George M. Locke
3.00
J. Sterling Locke
3.00
Harold B. Emerson
6.00
Forest Harvey
30.00
Ansel Emerson
6.75
C. K. Davis
3.35
Harry Emerson
4.00
William S. Cate
61.50
Wayland B. Locke
12.00
John W. Brewster
37.00
George E. Locke
18.00
A. J. McNeil
7.18
J. Russell Garney
3.85
Charles T. Weeks
2.67
Eugene Burleigh
7.60
Sarah U. Foss, gravel
3.75
Mary Jane Young, gravel
1.00
John J. Jenkins, hardpan
1.50
Total
$1,296.16
Received from town $1,256.25
Balance due A. F. Emerson
$39.91
BRIDGE ACCOUNT, 1920
Oscar Pitman
$7.00
John W. Tibbetts
3.00
Henry Clark
3.00
Albert F. Emerson
18.54
Anthony J. Stewarts
1.50
31
William S. Cate 8.50
Charles A. Holmes
4.00
George W. Dow
4.00
Bridge plank and stringers bought of town
244.12
Total
$293.66
Received from town
$296.66
Balance due town
$3.00
REPORT OF THE TRUST FUNDS OF THE TOWN OF BARNSTEAD, N. H., ON JANUARY 31, 1921.
Date of Creation.
TRUST FUNDS. PURPOSE OF CREATION.
HOW INVESTED.
Amount of Principal.
Rate of Int.
Balance of Income on Hand at Beginning of Year.
Income During Year.
Balance of During Year. Expended Income on Hand at End of Year.
1866 School Notes --- From sale of school lands . . · For support of schools . .
-
Town Notes
· $1403 32
30%
$92 85
$92 85
4th U. S. Reg. Bond (in part.)
700 00
4
·
· 1891 Parsonage Fund - from sale of ministerial | lots . .
Town Notes, Nos. 8 & 10 .
432 00
3
12 96
12 96
1904| Dr. George W. Emerson, Cemetery Fund- · For care of Dr. George W. Emerson cemetery
5 Shares B. & M. R. R. 1st Pref. Stock, Class C Deposited in Bank Interest .
139 14
5 56
1914 Oscar Foss Cemetery Fund-For care of lot |
at Ct. Barnstead cemetery
10 Shares B. & M. R. R. 1st Pref. Stock, Class C .
1000 00
5.6
$30 60
5 00
25 60
1915 Joseph D. Proctor Heirs, cemetery fund for | . . care of Proctor cemetery . . .
Deposited in Farmers' Savings Bank .
440 44
10 00
6 00
4 00
1919 Barnstead Parade Cemetery Fund, given by | Charles E. Sturtevant for improvement of Parade Cemetery . .
4th Reg. U. S. Bond (in part)
300 00
6 87
12 75
10 50
9 12
. .
500 00
5.6
5 56
5 56
. .
33
REPORT OF TREASURER OF TRUST FUNDS School notes $1,403.32
Fourth regular U. S. bond, in part 700.00
Received from select-
men for note No. 3 . . $300.00
Received from select-
men for interest 51.10
Received from
bank,
interest 12.00
Received interest on
bond
29.75
Received from bank .
600.00
Paid for fourth regular bond, in part
$600.00
Paid for fourth regular bond, in part . Paid George J. Whitney
92.85
Cash on hand
279.92
$992.85 $992.85
Parsonage fund
432.00
Interest received from 1 selectmen Paid Henry W. George
12.96
3.24
Paid Lydia J. Reynolds
3.24
Paid Levi Hanson
3.24
Paid Josie M. Foss
3.24
.
$12.96 $12.96
Barnstead Parade Cem- etery fund. 4th regu- lar U. S. Bond, in part Cash on hand from 1920 Interest received
300.00
6.87
12.75
Received from bank ..
300.00
Paid for 4th regular U. S. bond. in part
300.00
20.08
34
Paid George A. Nutter Cash on hand
10.50
9.12
$319.62
$319.62
Dr. George W. Emerson fund, 5 shares B. & M. first preferred stock, class C .
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