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Temporary loans $ 5,000.00
SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS General Government
Town officers' salaries $ 864.00
Town officers' expenses 397.43
Election and registration 39.00
Town hall and office
737.65
Total
$ 2,038.08 Protection of Persons and Property
Police department $ 28.25
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Fire department
148.50
Bounties
13.00
Damage by dogs
50.00
Fourth of July
·
20.30
Total
$ 260.05
Health and Sanitation
Health department $ 13.50
Vital statistics
21.10
Total
$ 34.60
Highways and Bridges
Town maintenance, unimproved $ 1,060.40
State aid maintenance 225.00
Trunk line maintenance 959.43
Town maintenance, in summer
3,008.90
Town maintenance, in winter 1,322.16
Bridges
714.49
Bushes
499.40
General expenses of department
600.87
Total
$ 8,390.65
Education
Library
$ 200.00
Charities
Town poor
$ 26.60
County poor
16.00
Total
$ 42.60
Patriotic Purposes
Aid to G. A. R., memorial exercises $ 80.00
Aid to soldiers and families 132.00
Total $ 212.00
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Unclassified
Taxes bought by town $ 295.32
Abatements refunded
75.30
Old Home day
458.02
Total
$ 828.64
Interest
Interest, total
$
486.06
New Construction and Improvements
Trunk line construction $ 7,092.72
Indebtedness Payment
Temporary loans
$ 5,000.00
Long term notes 300.00
Total
$ 5,300.00
Payments to Other Governmental Divisions State and county tax $ 6,060.42
School district 8,374.70
Total
$14,435.12
DETAILED RECEIPTS, CURRENT REVENUES
Property and poll taxes, current year .. $24,466.33 Hillsboro County Savings Bank, tempo- rary loan 5,000.00
J. W. Plummer, State Treasurer
Trunk line construction $ 4,201.70
Trunk line maintenance . 126.65
State aid maintenance, unimproved 538.33 Overdraft 4.28
Forest fire 19.00
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Insurance tax 48.00
Railroad tax
538.67
Savings bank tax 2,260.15
E. W. Locke, bridge plank
167.52
Lewell Clark, bridge plank
219.50
H. C. Kenison, bridge plank 7.60
Austin Evans, bridge planks
7.00
Cecil Downs, overdraft 27.52
Lewis Otis, tax 43.38
D. P. Cummings, tax 162.04
George J. Whitney, dog licenses
169.10
George J. Whitney, auto tax
528.92
George J. Whitney, rent town hall
15.00
Total
$38,550.69
PAYMENTS-DETAILED STATEMENT General Government
Detail 1, Town Officers' Salaries
Frank J. Holmes, as selectman $ 200.00
Oscar J. Garland, as selectman 200.00
Arthur W. Tasker, as selectman 200.00
Coran K. Davis, as collector 125.00
Leslie G. Lougee, as treasurer
75.00
George J. Whitney, as clerk
50.00
Fred T. Hunt, as auditor 4.00
Frank J. Holmes, as overseer of poor . 10.00
Total $ 864.00
Detail 2, Town Officers' Expenses
Frank S. Eaton, printing town reports and expenses $ 227.00
Union Telephone 19.80
John B. Clark, expense of trust fund 10.00
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Edward C. Lydiard, list of transfers ... 6.10
Arthur W. Tasker, expenses out of town 7.00
Edson C. Eastman, books and supplies .. 22.35
P. H. Clapp, building horses 4.00
10.00
Frank J. Holmes, expenses out of town . Association of New Hampshire assessors George J. Whitney, postage and phones Leslie G. Lougee, express, postage and phones
2.00
2.70
11.39
Oscar J. Garland, postage and phones .
3.00
Coran K. Davis, copying invoice book ..
10.00
Coran K. Davis, trustee of trust fund .. 5.00
Coran K. Davis, telephone and express . 8.09
Coran K. Davis, printing and stationery
6.25
Coran K. Davis, expenses out of town ..
6.25
O. J. Garland, expenses out of town
6.25
Myra George, expense of trust fund . :
5.00
George J. Whitney, trust fund bond for 1920 and 1921 20.00
Frank J. Holmes, postage and telephones 5.25
Total $ 397.43
Detail 3, Election and Registration Expenses
Philip Clapp, ballot clerk $ 9.00
Lettie Moore, ballot clerk 3.00
Herbert Garland, ballot clerk 3.00
Valley Times, printing ballots
15.00
George Nutter, gate keeper
3.00
Albert F. Shackford, gate keeper 3.00
George J. Whitney, setting up booths
3.00
Total $ 39.00
Detail 4, Town Hall
Arden Underhill, shingling
$
37.50
Pittsfield Farmers' Exchange, shingles
.
66.50
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G. S. Wilson, repairs on ceiling 93.48
A. S. Jenkins, painting
312.50
Wilbur Wheeler, repairs
1.50
Harrie Maxfield, paint
226.17
Total
$ 737.65
Protection of Persons of Property Detail 5, Police Department
Carl G. Burroughs, aid to transcient .
$ 8.25
Carl G. Burroughs, police officer
10.00
Carroll E. Jenkins, constable
10.00
Total
$ 28.25
Detail 6, Fire Department
Charles E. Thyng, Stewart fire $ 19.60
Charles E. Thyng, posting fire notices .. 26.40
Charles E. Thyng, issuing fire permits . . 2.50 Carl G. Burroughs, treasurer Center Barnstead Fire Co . 50.00
E. B. Kelley, treasurer Barnstead Fire Co.
50.00
Total $ 148.50
Detail 7, Bounties
Charles St. John, hedghogs $ .60
George Cleveland, wildcat 10.00
Frank Holmes, hedghogs
2.40
Total $ 13.00
Detail 8, Damage by Dogs
Frank C. and Frank S. Nutter $ 40.00
George J. Whitney 10.00
Total $ 50.00
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Detail 9, Health Department
George J. Whitney $ 13.50
Detail 10, Vital Statistics
George J. Whitney
$
21.10
Detail 11, Town Maintenance Unimproved
Trunk Line
Lester Boudreau $ 97.50
John C. Varney 962.90
Total
$ 1,060.40
Detail 12, State Aid Maintenance
Lester Boudreau
$
225.00
Detaly 13, Trunk Line Maintenance
Lester Boudreau $ 838.26
George Prince 2.50
A. J. Stewart 5.00
Philip Hamil
5.00
Mark Shonyo
5.00
Nelson Shonyo
5.00
Melvina Stone, board for F. Gray
18.00
Frank Gray
60.67
Roland Jenkins
2.50
Luther Garland
5.00
LaForest Jenkins
2.50
Oscar J. Garland
10.00
Total
$ 959.43
Detail 14, Town Maintenance Highways and Bridges
Albert F. Emerson, summer, 1920 $ 38.91
Albert F. Emerson, winter, January 31 to May 1 152.21
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Elias W. Locke, winter, January 21 to May 1
166.24
Elias W. Locke, summer account 1,489.57
Elias W. Locke, winter account 437.06
Elias W. Locke, bridge account
349.02
Sewell Clark, summer account
1,480.42
Sewell Clark, winter account
566.65
Sewell Clark, bridge account
365.47
Total
$ 5,045.55
Detail 15, General Expenses
Philip Clapp, damage to auto $ 20.00
A. D. Otis, labor on road 7.00
Farmington News, printing notices 2.50
Johnathan Clark, labor on road
6.25
George Hanson, labor on road
15.00
Cecil Downs, breaking road, 1920
17.00
John Brown, labor on road
14.63
John Tibbetts, labor on road
5.00
Frank J. Holmes, labor on road
13.00
Philip Hamil, labor on road
16.98
Clarence Davis, labor on road
2.50
H. B. Eastman
6.75
Walter Gaskell, watering tub
3.00
Harry Maxfield, road supplies
27.24
John Basha, road supplies
8.88
O. J. Garland, road supplies
9.01
H. C. Kenison, road supplies
10.87
Sewell Clark, Tim Emerson Hill
75.00
William Hogancamp, Valley Bridge
3.00
John H. Varney, bridge stringers 4.00
Henry George, bridge stringers
58.00
Berger Mfg. Co., culverts 84.80
Frank Holmes, posting notices
3.00
United Construction Co., machine parts . 42.60
Owen Kenison, care of silent policeman 27.00
M. O. Smith, supplies
22.91
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W. H. Berry, repairs on road tools 5.20
Lewis Otis, repairs on road machine 4.50
Arthur Otis, repairs on road machine . . 2.50
Frank Holmes
2.50
James C. Locke, watering tub
3.00
Northeast Metal Culvert Co., culverts .
66.00
George B. Chase, damage to auto
11.25
Total
$ 600.87
Detail 16, Bush account
Floyd Corson
6.00
H. O. Corson
6.00
Clarence Davis
29.70
Harry C. Clough
25.80
Charles St. John
43.50
Philip Hamil
25.80
Herbert Bennett
13.50
John Alm
4.20
Clarence Evans
20.40
Percy Davis
20.40
Owen Thayer
25.80
Joseph Kelley
67.50
Arthur Ackerman
25.65
Henry Clark
25.65
Warren G. Eastman
22.50
Elmer Emerson
7.50
Harold F. Prescott
17.40
William Higgins
7.50
Herbert Glidden
21.45
C. J. O'Neil
3.60
Forest Harvey
45.00
George M. Ashley
10.00
S. S. Emerson
2.50
E. S. Hutchinson
22.05
Total $ 499.40
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Detail 16, Fourth of July Damage
H. O. Corson, repairs for Frank Marshall, mowing machine $ 8.30
Frank Marshall, damage Fourth of July
12.00
Total $ 20.30
Education
Detail 17, Library
Fred T. Hunt, treasurer
$
200.00
Detail 18, Town Poor
H. C. Kenison, aid to Albert Downs
$
8.60
Fletcher Hall, Berry case 18.00
Total
26.60
Detail 19, County Poor
Frank Holmes, expenses in Phillips case $
12.00
Charles Thyng, expenses in Phillips case 4.00
Total
$
16.00
Patriotic Purposes
Detail 20, Memorial Day
William Hogancamp, Memorial day ...
$
40.00
William Hogancamp, flag for American
Legion
40.00
Total $ 80.00
Detail 21, Aid to Soldiers and Families Mrs. Arden Underhill, aid to Esther Shackford $ 132.00
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Unclassified Detail 17, Taxes Bought by Town
C. K. Davis, D. P. Cummings' tax $ 162.04
C. K. Davis. James Charbonneau 60.73
C. K. Davis, Ellen A. Pinkham 72.55
Total
$ 295.32
Detail 18, Abatements Refunded
Thomas A. Conway, overtax $ 6.20
Ida Page, overtax 3.10
Natt P. Cook, dead 5.00
Charles Fopiano, paid in Boston 5.00
Julius Garden, too old 5.00
Leslie Gray, paid in Strafford 3.00
Myron Gray, paid in Strafford 5.00
Herbert Harvey, too old 5.00
John Huntress, dead 5.00
Annie Keniston, too old
5.00
Mary E. Locke, too old
5.00
William Woodfall, paid in Massachusetts
5.00
Leslie Woodfall, paid in Massachusetts . 5.00
William Welpoly, paid in Massachusetts 3.00
Leslie Welpoly, paid in Massachusetts .
5.00
Harriett Gray, dead
5.00
Total $ 75.30
Detail 19, Interest
Hillsboro County Savings bank $ 150.00
Hillsboro County Savings bank 150.00
Myra George, treasurer of trust fund, in- terest on parsonage fund 12.96
Myra George, treasurer of trust fund, in- terest on school note 43.10
Hillsboro County Savings bank 130.00
Total $ 486.06
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Detail 20, Trunk Line Construction
John Tibbetts
$ 63.33
Philip Hamil
91.63
Edwin B. Drake
201.50
Mark Shonyo
71.50
William Hogancamp
79.17
Albert F. Emerson
55.62
William Higgins
46.95
Frank Higgins
58.89
Herbert Bennett
13.61
Elias W. Locke
76.66
Merland Tuttle
5.06
A. J. Stewart
5.00
Millard Thompson
132.00
Clarence Jenkins
65.72
Alonzo Cook
7.50
Victor Riel
39.00
Holis Daniels
24.17
John Hogancamp
2.50
Arthur W. Tasker
174.50
Scott Parsons
77.27
Oscar J. Garland
217.50
Clifton Goodwin
39.00
Henry Swame
32.50
Albert F. Shackford
20.83
A. J. Stewart, Jr.
26.39
James Nuttall
57.78
Harry Hogancamp
13.00
George Littlefield
19.50
Frank Moore
14.67
Wilbur J. Garland
6.50
Harry Maxfield
84.58
A. C. Young
6.50
A. W. Tasker, for posts and gravel
30.90
LaForest Jenkins
69.44
Total
$ 1,930.67
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Trunk Line Construction
Harry Powell
$ 135.72
John Tibbetts
142.51
Philip Hamil
150.83
Frank Underhill
141.38
Arthur Tasker, 2nd
18.61
S. E. Emerson
403.72
A. C. Young
402.27
Arthur W. Tasker
O. J. Garland
402.27
Arthur W. Tasker
224.50
O. J. Garland
310.44
Herbert Cook
53.61
Millard Thompson
91.00
Chester Cleaveland
36.11
John C. Varney
291.78
Frank Higgins
123.61
William Higgins
111.94
Sterling Locke
97.78
Malcolm Locke
90.28
Martin Dorcey
24.72
Forest Harvey
197.89
Elias W. Locke
78.00
John Alm
68.34
Harold Ward
116.39
Harvey Wheat
7.50
Roland Jenkins
6.50
R. Cochran
36.00
James Nuttall
56.11
H. O. Corson
395.55
Arthur Ackerman
34.45
Harry P. Maxfield
89.70
John W. Proctor
106.89
Fred Drew
366.19
Fred Pitman
47.50
A. J. Stewart, Jr.
42.78
Harold Dicey
65.00
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Albert F. Emerson 78.00
Harry Emerson
83.06
Ted Wiedlund 71.50
G. W. Dow
78.00
Herman Cardnal
136.50
Clifton Goodwin
32.50
A. J. Stewart
38.89
Frank Eaton
8.00
Will Lagasse
28.00
H. O. Corson, for oil and gas for State trucks 42.00
Total
$ 5,162,05
Balance in town treasury $ 411.26
Balance in State treasury 3,259.09
Total
$3,670.35
Detail 21, Indebtedness Payments Payments on Temporary Loans Hillsboro County Savings bank $ 5,000.00
Detail 22, Long Term Notes
Myra A. George, treasurer of trust fund,
serial note No. 4
$
300.00
Detail 23, Payments to Other Gevernmental Divisions State and County Tax John W. Plummer, treasurer. state tax . $ 3,655.00 John W. Plummer, treasurer, county tax 1,511.42
John W. Plummer, treasurer, soldiers'
bonus tax
894.00
Total
$ 6,060.42
Detail 23. School District George J. Whitney, treasurer, balance dog licenses $ 128.40
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5 per cent of equalized valuation of town 5,198.68
High school tuition
700.00
Medical inspection 50.00
Superintendent's excess salary 62.50
Officers' salaries 200.00
Moving Shackford's Corner schoolhouse 600.00
Repairs on South Barnstead schoolhouse
800.00
Repairs on Locke's Corner schoolhouse .
100.00
Deficiencies from 1920
297.12
State supervision of schools
238.00
Total
$ 8,374.70
Respectfully submitted, FRANK J. HOLMES, OSCAR J. GARLAND, ARTHUR W. TASKER, Selectmen of Barnstead.
Received order from selectmen to bal-
ance summer account, 1920
$
38.91
ALBERT F. EMERSON, Road Agent.
WINTER ACCOUNT
From January 31 to May 1, 1921
Harold S. Gilman $ 6.00
Albert F. Emerson 36.78
A. J. Stewarts, Jr.
1.50
Philip Renaud
6.50
Harry Gaskill 2.00
Orin Littlefield 6.00
J. O. Emerson 5.30
L. E. Emerson 2.35
George G. Foss 4.80
Coran K. Davis 2.65
F. H. Clapp 9.00
A. G. Pitman
3.00
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H. P. Weeks
6.00
George F. Little field
1.00
George Malcolm Locke
3.00
Forest Harvey
7.55
George W. Dow
7.95
Wilbur J. Garland
14.40
Harry K. Hill
3.12
Charles A. Holmes
2.34
Frank J. Holmes
4.50
Eugene Burleigh
3.50
A. P. McNeil
5.00
Charles Weeks
3.64
J. Russell Garvey
4.33
Total
$ 152.21
Received from town 152.21
ALBERT F. EMERSON,
Road Agent.
WINTER ACCOUNT
From February 1, 1921, to April 1, 1921
John Tibbetts
$ 1.32
Dana Lamper
.70
S. J. Clark
6.64
Mark Shonyo
3.60
Julius Gardner
5.39
C. A. Weidland
23.50
H. Hogencamp
5.81
Lester Boudreau
1.50
C. A. Parsons
1.00
W. B. Hogencamp
15.20
M. H. Thompson
19.70
O. M. Thayer
12.55
P. Hamel
10.65
E. W. Locke
55.68
F. H. Higgins
3.00
Total $ 166.24
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Received of town
166.24
E. W. LOCKE, Road Agent.
SUMMER ACCOUNT, 1921
John Hogencamp
$ 2.50
E. Finnigan
.50
Hiram Broadbent
27.25
F. Osborn
6.00
M. O. Smith
4.95
George E. Giles 2.70
7.50
A. T. Clark
1.50
G. H. Prince
10.00
A. C. Emery
7.50
S. E. Emerson
15.87
J. O. Emerson
12.00
H. Powell
2.70
George Merrill
5.00
G. W. Prince
25.00
W. C. Gray
30.00
H. A. Wheat 25.00
R. E. Wheat 15.00
H. H. Emerson
1.50
H. Hogencamp
31.75
H. B. Swain
49.00
L. L. Otis 2.50
H. S. Bennett
21.25
M. Thompson
57.00
W. B. Hogencamp
51.00
E. W. Locke
512.50
E. B. Drake
203.50
C. W. Jenkins
94.75
Philip Hamel
30.00
C. Goodwin
78,60
Harry Gaskill
9.25
Charles Thyng
29.50
A. C. Straw
7.00
Ansel Emerson
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O. M. Thayer 46.25
A. Cook
45.00
John Brewster 18.25
Total $ 1,489.57
Received from town 1,489.57
E. W. LOCKE, Road Agent.
BRIDGE ACCOUNT, 1921
Ansel Emerson $ 11.00
Carrie Martell, stringers 30.00
George W. Prince 5.50
George H. Prince 5.50
C. Goodwin .
7.00
M. O. Smith, spikes
7.00
H. Wheat
5.00
M. H. Thompson
6.00
E. W. Locke
97.00
A. Cook
2.50
O. M. Thayer
2.50
E. B. Drake, sawing stringers
2.50
Bridge plank, bought of town
167.52
Total
$ 349.02
Received of town
349.02
E. W. LOCKE,
Road Agent.
WINTER ACCOUNT, 1922
C. E. Thyng $ 7.40
W. F. Emens
11.54
Clifton Goodwin
20.28
Otto H. Dame
5.10
George H. Prince
2.10
George W. Prince
.90
John M. Brewster
9.40
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W. D. Gaskill 14.88
Cecil Downs
3.61
A. C. Straw 12.36
Ansel Emerson 18.36
C. E. Ward
25.82
John C. Varney
14.75
J. S. Bunker 10.00
James Flanders
1.11
S. E. Emerson
29.52
J. O. Emerson
15.06
M. H. Garland
7.50
Hiram Broadbent
19.20
L. M. Dennett
6.15
Fred Foss
20.58
Harry Hogencamp
35:69
H. S. Bennett
7.50
E. B. Drake
3.25
E. W. Locke
13.50
S. F. Webster
1.20
Clifton Goodwin
3.30
Otto H. Dame
3.30
W. D. Ward
1.95
Albert MacPherson
5.25
P. C. Young
7.38
Leslie G. Lougee
2.25
W. B. Fessenden
7.38
O. M. Thayer
1.25
William C. Gray
3.00
Charles A. Parsons
2.50
William Downs
3.60
W. B. Hill
3.85
F. S. McDuffee
15.48
B. R. Pickering
1.95
H. M. Thayer
3.15
William C. Emens
15.70
C. W. Jenkins
6.60
George M. Ashly
7.05
Harry Gaskill
7.00
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E. W. Locke
6.00
T. Kearns and F. Osborne 12.36
Total
$ 437.06
Received from town
437.06
E. W. LOCKE, Road Agent.
SUMMER ACCOUNT Sewell J. Clark, Road Agent
John Tibbetts
$ 38.75
Edgar Otis
62.25
A. J. Welch 47.05 .
Frank Welch
75.00
Ted Wiedlund
38.51
Elmer Emerson
58.75
A. D. Otis .
203.54
Mark Shonyo
10.00
Albert Pitman
12.61
Jonathan Clark
137.96
Frank Marshall
5.00
George Littlefield
9.82
Arthur Ackerman
15.00
August Anderson
12.50
L. E. French
4.00
Floyd Carson
2.50
Archie B. Carr
7.00
Joe Kelley
7.50
Forrest Harvey
14.50
Warren Littlefield
2.50
Charles Weeks
3.75
G. W. Dow
26.50
George M. Locke
8.00
J. H. Dow
2.50
Albion McNeil
5.00
Fred Pitman
5.00
A. G. Hanson
5.60
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Guy E. Clark, gravel 6.50
H. P. Maxfield, dynamite and fuse
3.00
C. A. Wiedlund
19.75
F. J. Holmes
10.00
Guy E. Clark
39.50
Frank Clark, gravel
18.75
J. C. Varney
11.50
John B. Clark
2.50
M. S. Nelson
5.00
Mary J. Young, gravel
1.90
Herbert M. Hill
5.04
Myron Gray
.50
Sewell J. Clark
535.39
Total
$ 1,480.42
Received from town 1,480.42
BRIDGE ACCOUNT Sewell J. Clark, Road Agent
George Cleveland $ 3.40
John Basha. spikes
.70
H. C. Kenison, spikes .60
Ted. Wiedlund
2.50
H. O. Carson
5.00
C. A. Weidlund
6.75
Oscar Pitman
1.90
Fred Pitman
1.90
John Tibbetts
2.50
Elmer Emerson
5.99
Eugene Clark
3.10
Frank Welch
16.50
Mark Shonyo
8.00
Merlon Tuttle
.65
A. G. Hanson
1.25
Sewell Clark, paid freight on culverts .
3.23
Sewell J. Clark, team and labor
82.00
Selectmen, culverts and bridge plank . 219.50
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Total
$
365.47
Received from town 365.47
EXPENSE ON TIM EMERSON HILL
C. A. Weidlund
$ 9.46
A. D. Otis 29.29
Edgar Otis
12.75
Jonathan Clark
11.75
A. J. Welch
11.75
Total
$ 75.00
Received from town 75.00
WINTER ACCOUNT
Sewell J. Clark, Road Agent
Warren Littlefield
$ 3.00
George Littlefield
3.00
Albert F. Emerson
11.32
Guy E. Clark
23.57
C. A. Weidlund
11.80
Ted Weidlund
9.24
Albion McNeil
11.80
F. J. Holmes
20,70
Frank Welch
5.57
Fred Welch
1.96
Wilbur Garland
34.58
C. L. Parkhurst
15.88
Herbert Cook
8.30
Earl Downing
6.72
Charles Weeks
5.04
Russell Garney
3.36
Oscar Pitman
8.15
C. A. Holmes
10.46
F. H. Clapp
32.75
Merton Carson
1.96
Clyde Carson
1.96
A. J. Welch
2.80
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Jonathan Clark
9.80
George E. Cleveland
1.12
Frank Marshall
11.50
E. Cardnal
11.65
Charles Fopiano
1.25
Kemp Locke
1.25
Malcolm Locke
2.50
James F. Locke
5.62
George E. Locke
10.25
G. W. Dow
28.50
Orin Littlefield
5.00
Coran K. Davis
2.50
B. F. Dow
7.14
George G. Foss
13.92
Albion Foss
8.40
Elmer J. Emerson
9.52
Charles G. Tasker
14.79
A. D. Otis
4.48
Ernest Otis
1.68
John Tibbetts
4.20
John Varney
14.20
Philip Hamel
2.50
Joe Bunker
8.00
James Flanders
11.94
George Hanson
1.25
H. E. Little
.84
John B. Clark
2.50
Mark Shonyo
2.50
A. G. Pitman
12.23
Archie Carr
3.60
Henry Weeks
23.91
Sewell J. Clark
34.59
Walter Irish
4.50
Harry Emerson
22.25
August Anderson
3.64
Merlon Tuttle
12.51
Philip Reanaud
6.94
John Alm
5.84
33
Herbert Hill
3.92
Total $ 566.65
Received from the town 566.65
INVENTORY OF EQUIPMENT OF THE BARN- STEAD PARADE FIRE DEPTARTMENT
1 building, 10 feet by 30 feet $ 150.00
1 4-wheel ladder truck 50.00
7 pick axes 14.00
2 iron bars
1.00
9 hoes
4.50
5 ladder hooks 5.00
25 pails 6.00
4 lanterns 4.00
50 feet rope (2 hooks attached) 5.00
4 short handled spades
6.00
2 extension ladders, 32 feet and 34 feet 15.00
2 common ladders, 23 feet 4.50
1 common ladder, 26 feet 5.00
1 common ladder, 24 feet 5.00
1 common ladder, 20 feet 4.00
1 common ladder, 10 feet 2.50
100 gaskets, 25 stoppers 47.75
12 extinguishers 120.00
REPORT OF TREASURER OF BARNSTEAD PA- RADE FIRE COMPANY FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1921
Received from town $ 50.00
Paid Charles Tuttle, conveyance to Char- bonneau fire 5.00
Paid George E. Giles, conveyance to Charbonneau fire 10.00
Paid M. O. Smith, soda 4.80
34
Paid Archie Canfield, expenses as dele- gate 2.00
Paid Standard Fire Extinguisher Com- pany, supplies 47.75
Paid E. B. Kelley, express on supplies
.50
Paid M. O. Smith, soda
4.75
Paid O. P. Stone, dues to N. H. State Fire Association 13.50
Total
E. B. KELLEY, $ 68.30
Treasurer.
REPORT OF TREASURER
Center Barnster Fire Company
Received from town $ 250.00
Received contributions 182.00
Other sources 59.23
$ 491.23
Equipment :
1 50-gallon chemical $ 285.00
7 hand extinguishers 94.50
3 ladders 16.00
2 ladder hooks
.90
1 dozen pails
4.75
1 carboy acid
13.25
1 barrel soda
12.16
For rent, wood and other supplies
23.17
Total disbursements to Jan. 31, 1921
$
449.73
Balance in treasury Jan. 31, 1921
$
41.50
Paid
Feb. 14, paid John Basha for
supplies $ 1.58
35
April 11, paid John Basha
for 1 dozen pails, 2 pick axes
13.41
May 21, paid John Basha for 1/2 barrel soda 5.90
May 21, paid F. G. Foss, rent to July, 1920 12.00
Aug. 1, paid E. B. Badger, Fire Extinguisher Co., 3
bottles and holder lost at Stewart fire 1.58
Aug. 7, paid F. G. Foss bal-
ance on rent for 1920 6.00
Money orders and postage . .12
$ 40.59
Received from town January 31, 1922 . .
$
.91
50.00
Balance in treasurer's hands Jan. 31,
1922 $ 50.91
Bills outstanding
12.36
Net balance $ 38.55 CARL G. BURROUGHS, Treasurer Center Barnstead Fire Company.
FIRE REPORT OF C. E. THYNG, 1921 In Account With Town of Barnstead Received for fire on Downs' lot $ 19.60
Received for permits and
postage
10.50
Received for nails and tins . .90
Received for posting notices
17.50
Paid Percy Davis, night watch $ 4.40
36
Paid George Prince, night watch 4.40
Paid Edward Grey, night watch 4.40
Paid Clarence Evans, night watch 4.40
Pail, nails and tins
.90
Paid E. B. Drake, posting notices 2.50
Paid E. B. Thyng, posting no- tices, permits, postage, en- velopes and labor
27.50
$ 48.50 $ 48.50
C. E. THYNG,
Fire Warden.
PROPERTY OF TOWN In Hands of Wardens
Bottles for acid, 150.
Cans for water (8-quart), 20.
Hoes, 15.
Rakes, 6.
Sprinklers, 7.
Fount sprinklers, 4.
Common axes, 2.
Spades, 5.
Grub hoes, 2.
Soda, 50 barrels.
Acid, 100 barrels.
Lanterns, 3.
Fire extinguishers, 3.
REPORT OF THE TRUST FUNDS OF THE TOWN OF BARNSTEAD, N. H., ON JANUARY 31, 1922.
Date of Creation
TRUST FUNDS PURPOSE OF CREATION
HOW INVESTED
Amount of Principal
Rate of Interest
Balance on
beginning hand at
of year
Income dur- ing year
Expended During Year
Balance of Income en hand at end of year
1866 School Notes-From sale of school lands . .
Town Serial Notes
·
·
For support of schools . .
U. S. Bonds . .
$1,103 32 3 per cent 1,000 00
$279 92
$385 60
$350 41
$315 11
1891 Parsonage Fund-For churches .
· Town Serial Notes
432 00 3 "
12 96
12 96
1904 Dr. George W. Emerson-Care of Cemetery B. & M. R. R., shares
500 00
153 18
134 81
18 37
. ·
In Pittsfield Savings Bank
11 89
1914 Oscar Foss-Cemetery Fund . .
B. & M. R. R. 1st Pref. Stock, Class C
1,000 00
25 60
28 00
5 00
48 60
1915 Joseph D. Proctor Heirs-Cemetery Fund . .
U. S. Gold Bonds .
450 00 4 1-4
4 00
431 46
417 34
18 12
. .
15 25
1919 Barnstead Parade Cemetery Fund, given by In U. S. Bonds
300 00
9 12
12 75
9 00
12 87
.
Charles E. Sturtevant . .
$5,005 81
$318 64 1,023 95
$929 52
$413 07
U. S. Bond
150 00
.
In Farmers Savings Bank, Pittsfield Interest . .
43 35
38
REPORT OF TREASURER OF TRUST FUNDS
School note fund ... $1,103.32
U. S. bonds 1,000.00
Balance on hand
$
279.92
Received interest on
note
43.10
Received dividend on bonds
42.50
Received of selectmen for note No. 4 . ..
300.00
Paid for U. S. bond . .
$ 264.81
Paid G. J. Whitney, school treasurer ..
85.60
Balance on hand ...
315.11
$
665.52 $
665.52
Parsonage fund
432.00
Receivedinterestfrom selectmen
12.96
Paid Mrs. Herbert Tasker 2.59
Paid C. K. Davis
2,59
Paid Levi Hanson . .
2.59
Paid Henry George .
2.59
Paid Myra A. George
2.60
$ 12.96 $ 12.96
son, cemetery fund, 5 shares B. & M. first preferred stock, class C
500.00
U. S. bond
50.00
Pittsfield bank
11.89
Received from bank . 132.81
Received dividend ..
6.37
Received dividend ..
14.00
Paid for U. S. bond .
132.81
Paid A. D. Otis
2.00
39
Balance on hand 18.37
$ 153.18 $ 153.18
Oscar Foss, cemetery
fund, 10 shares B.
& M. first pre-
ferred stock, class C 1,000.00
Balance on hand 25.60
Received dividend ..
28.00
Paid G. J. Whitney .
5.00
Balance on hand ...
48.60
$ 53.60 $ 53.60
Joseph D. Proctor
heirs, cemetery
fund, U. S. bonds .
450.00
Deposit in bank . . .
58.60
Balance on hand ...
4.00
Received from bank
397.09
Received interest .
15.25
Received dividend ..
19.12
Paid for U. S. bond .
397.09
Deposit in bank
15.25
Paid L. J. Ayers
5.00
Balance on hand
18.12
$ 435.46 $ 435.46
Barnstead Parade cemetery fund, giv- en by Charles E. Sturtevant
300.00
9.12
Balance on hand ... Received dividend on bonds
12.75
Paid George A. Nut- ter 9.00
40
Balance on hand . . .
12.87
$ 21.87 $ 21.87
Totai funds invested $5,005.81
Received from all
sources
$1,342.59
Paid out
929.52
Balance on hand Feb.
1, 1922
413.07
$1,342.59
MYRA A. GEORGE,
Treasurer.
REPORT OF LIBRARY
We respectfully submit the following report of the Barnstead Free Public Library for the year 1921.
The building was painted outside and a part of the interior last August; a report of the expense appears in another place. The work was done in a credita- ble manner by Albert S. Jenkins and Charles Young.
A waste basket, a greatly needed and much ap- preciated article has been provided. There have been added to the library 90 books through pur- chase and 8 by gift during the last year. Two ladies from Boston who enjoyed the privileges of the li- brary while boarding at the Barnstead Inn each gave a book. Mrs. George Locke donated several, Miss Helen Wentworth brought in a year's numbers of the National Geographic Magazine for the reading table. We are grateful to friends who have thus remembered us.
In selecting books we have tried to provide what seemed to be worth while and we are hopeful that in the end we shall have brought about the reading
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