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Bridge plank used by town
357.24
Culverts and bridge plank on hand
182.80
Taxes bought by town
294.99
Amount due from State bounties
21.80
Balance highway account in State treas-
ury
390.73
Amount due from county 32.25
$ 2,670.28
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Excess of liabilities over assets (net debt) 8,007.23
Grand total $10,677.51
Liabilities
Balance in treasury, Old Home Day fund $ 42.98
Balance due South Barnstead fire depart- ment 50.00
Highway account unexpended in town treasury 1,245.27
Temporary loans
8,000.00
School notes 803.32
Parsonage notes
432.00
Total
$10,677.51
SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Town hall, land and buildings $ 3,000.00
Library, land and buildings 15,000.00
Furniture and equipment 700.00
Highway department, land and buildings 200.00
Highway equipment 500.00
Total
$19,400.00
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
Received for permits for registration of motor vehicles :
92 permits issued $ 611.88
Less fees at 25 cents
23.00
$ 588.88
Paid selectmen
588.88
Dog licenses received :
69 males at $2.00 $ 138.00
1 male at $1.00 1.00
16 females at $5.00
80.00
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1 female at 2.34
87 $ 221.34
Less fees at 20 cents
17.40
Paid selectmen
$
203.94
203.94
GEORGE J. WHITNEY,
Town Clerk.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT
Amount on list for collection $17,833.81
Amount of taxes, property, added to list 414.41
Amount of taxes, poll, added to list . 113.00
Interest collected
25.68
Amount of poll tax list 2,311.00
$20,697.90
Less discount allowed $ 165.67
Less abatements 52.51
$ 218.18
Taxes collected $20,479.72
Uncollected taxes on 1921 list, paid after
January 31, 1922 69.37
Paid treasurer as per receipts
$20,549.09
CORAN K. DAVIS,
Collector.
REPORT OF TREASURER
Balance in treasury January 31, 1922 . $ 3,472.01
Received of Coran K. Davis, collector, taxes due January 31, 1922 69.37
Coran K. Davis, collector 20,479.72
Selectmen 10,669.37
Total
$34,690.47
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Paid orders from selectmen 33,352.11
Balance in treasury January 31, 1923 $ 1,338.36 LESLIE G. LOUGEE, Treasurer.
SUMMARY RECEIPTS
Property and poll taxes
$20,479.72
Previous year 144.44
Total
$20,624.16
From State
For highways $ 2,519.48
For other purposes 2,893.76
Total
$ 5,413.24
From Local Sources, Except Taxes
Dog licenses $ 203.94
Automobile tax
588.88
Registration fees
8.00
Rent, town hall
15.00
Rent of pump
8.00
Bridge plank
357.24
Total
$ 1,181.06
Receipts Other Than Current Revenues
Temporary loans
$ 4,000.00
Total receipts from all sources $31,218.46
SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS General Government
Town officers' salaries $ 860.00
Town officers' expenses 465.05
Election and registration
243.50
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Town hall and office 13.85
Total
$ 1,582.40
Protection of Persons and Property
Police department $ 45.25
Fire department
170.80
Bounties
6.00
Damage by dogs
100.00
Total
$ 322.05
Health and Sanitation
Health department
$ 563.00
Vital statistics
30.00
Total
$ 593.10
Highways and Bridges
Town maintenance, unimproved trunk line
$ 893.31
State aid maintenance 250.00
Trunk line maintenance
1,164.61
Town maintenance in summer
2,816.31
Town maintenance in winter
4,577.46
Bridges
838.20
Bush account
365.34
General expenses of department
1,054.22
Total
$11,959.45
Education
Library, total
$ 200.00
Charities
Town poor
$ 329.90
County poor
32.25
Total $ 362.15
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Patriotic Purposes Aid to G. A. R., memorial exercises $ 100.00
Unclassified
Taxes bought by town
$
185.34
Abatements refunded
235.77
Total
$
421.11
Interest
Interest, total
$
446.06
New Construction and Improvements
Trunk line construction, total $ 3,361.09
Indebtedness Payments
Temporary loans
$ 2,000.00
Long-term notes
300.00
Total
$ 2,300.00
Payments to Other Governmental Divisions
State and county tax
$ 4,967.42
School district 6,737.28
Total
$11,704.70
Grand total of all payments
$33,352.11
PAYMENTS-DETAILED STATEMENT General Government Detail 1, Town Officers' Salaries
Frank J. Holmes, as selectman $ 200.00
Oscar J. Garland, as selectman 200.00
Chester W. Chandler, 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
Irving W. Stearns, as auditor 5.00
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Fred T. Hunt, as auditor 5.00
Total
$
860.00
Detail 2, Town Officers' Expenses
Frank S. Eaton, printing town reports and mailing $ 177.00
O. J. O'Neil, office lamp 22.15
10.00
Union Telephone Co.
Edson C. Eastman, office supplies 55.19
T. F. Seward, wood 5.00
H. O. Corson, wood 50.00
E. L. Lydiard, list of transfers 7.80
F. J. Holmes, telephone and postage 6.00
F. J. Holmes, out of town expenses 15.00
C. W. Chandler, out of town expenses . .
20.00
L. G. Lougee, telephone, postage an ex- penses 14.46
O. J. Garland, telephone, postage and ex- penses 3.00
O. J. Garland, out of town expenses 20.00
C. K. Davis, copying invoice book 10.00
C. K. Davis, postage, telephone and print- ing 13.43
George J. Whitney, bond for trust fund 10.00 William P. Farmer, Association of N. H. Assessors 2.00
C. K. Davis, expense of trust fund
5.00
Myra A. George, expense of trust fund . 5.00
Richardson & Boynton Co., shaker for furnace 4.26
George J. Whitney, telephone, postage and supplies 9.76
Total $ 465.05
Detail 3, Election and Registration Expenses
Clyde Wakefield, ballot clerk $ 9.00
George Carr, ballot clerk 9.00
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Charles E. Thyng, ballot clerk 15.00
Valley Times, printing ballots 15.00
E. B. Kelley, moderator, 1919 to 1923 32.00
Herbert M. Hill, supervisor
43.50
Melvin H. Garland, supervisor 45.00
Philip Clapp, supervisor 45.00
Stella Corson, ballot clerk 3.00
George Nutter, gate keeper 9.00
A. F. Shackford, gate keeper 9.00
George J. Whitney, setting up booths
9.00
Total $ 243.50
Detail 4, Town Hall
C. W. Chandler, phosphate for grounds $
11.45
O. J. Garland, phosphate for grounds .. 2.40
Total $
13.85
Protection of Persons and Property
Detail 5, Police Department
Clyde Wakefield, special police $ 4.00
Harold Heywood, special police 4.00
Carl G. Burroughs, aid to transient 7.50
A. J. Stewart, special police 4.00
Carl G. Burroughs, police officer 10.00
Carroll E. Jenkins, constable 10.00
Carroll E. Jenkins, aid to transcient .75
Albert F. Emerson, wood for Lobey 5.00
Total $ 45.25
Detail 6, Fire Department
Charles E. Thyng, issuing fire permit no- tices $ 50.80
Carl G. Burroughs, insurance, C. B. Fire Co. . 20.00
Carl G. Burroughs, treasurer C. B. Fire Co 50.00
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E. B. Kelley, treasurer Barnstead Fire Co. 50.00
Detail 7, Bounties
Frank J. Holmes, total $ 6.00
Detail 8, Damage by Dogs
Frank True, damage to cow $ 40.00
Fred E. Berry, damage to sheep 50.00
George J. Whitney, enforcing dog law
10.00
Total $ 100.00
Detail 9, Health Department John Basha, John Brown scarlet fever case $ 72.66
Herbert C. Kenison, Frank Higgins scar- let fever case 41.44
William Cate, scarlet fever case
25.00
Dr. R. W. Tuttle, A. C. Scruton scarlet fever case 37.50
Dr. R. W. Tuttle, William Cate scarlet fever case 7.50
Dr. R. W. Tuttle, Frank Higgins scarlet fever case 6.00
Dr. R. W. Tuttle, John Golden scarlet fever case 13.50
Dr. R. W. Tuttle, John Brown scarlet fever case 25.00
Town of Pittsfield, A. A. Curtis scarlet fever case 39.87
Edgar Gray, William Cate, scarlet fever case 3.25
George J. Whitney, board of health, scar- let fever case 98.29
A. J. Stewart, A. C. Scruton scarlet fever case 104.00
Mary Harnold, A. C. Scruton, board, scarlet fever case 40.00
Dr. G. H. Hawley, A. C. Scruton scarlet fever case 19.50
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Dr. G. H. Hawley, William Cate scarlet fever case 6.00
Dr. G. H. Hawley, John Brown scarlet fever case 8.50
Susie Littlefield, John Brown scarlet
fever case
10.00
George J. Whitney, expenses 5.00
Total $ 563.00
Detail 10, Vital Statistics
Dr. R. W. Tuttle, returning births and deaths $ 10.75
George J. Whitney 19.35
Total
$ 30.10
Detail 11, Town Maintenance, Unimproved Trunk Line
John C. Varney $ 817.66
Lester Boudreau
60.00
Frank H. Gray
15.65
Total
$ 893.31
Detail 12, State Aid Maintenance
Lester Boudreau, total $ 250.00
Detail 13, Trunk line maintenance
Lester Boudreau $ 723.00
John C. Varney
56.50
Philip Hamel 17.80
Harry Powell
31.68
Albert F. Emerson
16.61
E. W. Locke
10.11
T. F. Seward
34.66
Fred T. Pitman
1.40
Harold Cate
10.00
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Merton Jenkins
10.00
O. J. Garland
45.13
Harold Clough
8.89
Orin Littlefield
10.00
Frank Underhill
2.50
Malcolm Tasker
18.98
Ed. Weymouth
5.00
Ted Corson
5.00
Herman Winkley
7.50
C. W. Chandler
16.78
Frank H. Gray
69.15
O. M. Thayer
5.00
Fred Foss
29.40
A. C. Young
29.61
Total
$ 1,164.61
Detail 14, Town Maintenance Highways and Bridges
E. W. Locke, winter, Jan. 21 to May 1 . . $ 395.69
S. J. Clark, winter account
2,290.26
S. J. Clark, summer account
1,348.00
S. J. Clark, bridges
244.64
Frank Marshall, summer account
1,468.31
Frank Marshall, winter account
1,891.51
Frank Marshall, bridges account
593.56
Total $ 8,231.97
Detail 15, General Expenses
Frank S. Eaton, printing signs $ 9.00
L. E. French, bridge stringers 50.00
Berger Mfg. Co., road machine 310.00
Albert G. Pitman, repairs on road ma- chine 7.00
Frank J. Holmes, freight on road ma- chine 11.05
E. W. Locke, labor on road 3.50
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O. J. Garland, surveying road 5.00
F. J. Holmes, surveying road 2.50
C. W. Chandler, bridge stringers 5.50
J. J. Charbouneau, labor on road
14.25
John Brown, labor on road S. J. Clark, labor on road 4.95
13.75
Clifton Goodwin, labor on road 13.12
A. C. Young, labor on road 24.00
Clarence Jenkins, labor on road 21.00
Otto Dame, labor on road
4.46
O. M. Thayer, labor on road
8.92
O. J. Garland, labor on road Philip Hamil, labor on road
2.50
Walter Scruton, labor on road
2.50
Frank H. Warren, damage to auto
18.00
Cecil G. Glidden, damage to auto
40.00
Frank T. Garland, damage to auto 6.00
W. H. Berry, labor on road drags
16.40
J. C. Varney, labor on road drags
3.61
Sarah U. Foss, gravel
5.35
George Giles, supplies
3.10
John Basha, supplies
5.83
Fred T. Hunt, freight
1.83
Berger Mfg. Co., culverts and machine blades
96.60
James C. Locke, watering tub
3.00
Walter Gaskell, watering tub
3.00
Arthur Ackerman, land damage in win- ter 5.00
H. O. Corson, labor on road
10.00
J. H. Varney, lumber for road drags 14.60
Mary J. Young heirs, gravel
5.00
M. O. Smith, supplies
2.13
H. O. Corson, bridge plank
68.22
North East Metal Culvert Co., culverts .
42.20
A. D. Otis, labor on road machine
5.00
H. P. Maxfield, supplies
24.00
H. C. Kenison, supplies 7.10
43.25
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Berger Mfg. Co., culverts
82.80
Alvin Hanson, repairs on road machine 3.65
A. W. Tasker, gravel, 1921, 1922
18.70
John C. Varney, telephone and postage George T. Emerson, blacksmith work . .
3.00
3.85
Total
$ 1,054.22
Detail 16, Bush Accounts
Charles E. Thyng
$ 18.00
Frank Marshall
2.00
Herbert Glidden
9.62
John Alm
45.24
Joseph Kelley
75.00
John Tibbetts
12.50
Harry Wheet
3.89
William Higgins
12.50
Harold Ward
5.00
Charles Tuttle
2.50
O. M. Thayer
23.96
Philip Hamil
24.32
Frank Higgins
7.50
Ed. Weymouth
5.00
Elmer Emerson
18.00
Fred Welch
6.16
James Nuttall
10.06
Arthur Ackerman
3.75
George Ashley
10.00
Harry Gaskell
37.50
S. E. Emerson
7.50
Malcolm Tasker
2.50
O. J. Garland
2.50
John C. Varney
6.00
John H. Varney
3.00
Fred E. Berry
10.00
Total $ 365.34
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Education Detail 17, Library Fred T. Hunt, treasurer, total $ 200.00
Charities Detail 18, Town Poor
Eliot Hospital, aid to Patrick Neland . . $ 249.00
Harry Hier, aid to Cook case 10.00
O. J. Garland, aid to Cook case 10.00
Charles E. Thyng, aid to Cook case 19.90
John Tibbetts, aid to Frank Colwell 35.00
Dr. R. W. Tuttle, aid to Frank Colwell . 6.00
Total $ 329.90
Detail 19, County Poor
Charles E. Thyng, in Charbonneau case $ C. W. Chandler, in Charbonneau case . 22.25
5.00
Carl G. Burroughs, in Charbonneau case 5.00
Total $ 32.25
Patriotic Purposes Detail 20, Memorial Day
William Hogancamp, Memorial Day ... $ 40.00
William Hogancamp, improving soldiers'
graves
60.00
Total
$
100.00
Unclassified Detail 21, Taxes Bought by Town
John B. Clark, tax $ 46.56
William H. Downs, tax 27.75
Eleanor B. Forbs, tax 60.96
J. J. Charbonneau, tax
45.07
Total $ 185.34
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Detail 22, Abatements Refunded
George E. Hillsgrove, overtax, 1921 $ 4.72
Clarabell Young, overtax, 1921
10.00
James Bodge, overtax .71
A. J. Stewart, overtax
3.54
George Colbath, overtax, 1921
24.80
Henry Clark, paid in Pittsfield
5.00
Artistic Web Co., overtax
177.00
M. E. Babb, paid in Farmington
5.00
J. J. Charbonneau, poll tax
5.00
Total
$ 235.77
Detail 23, Interest
Hillsboro County Savings Bank $ 400.00
Myra A. George, treasurer of trust fund,
interest on parsonage fund
12.96
Myra A. George, treasurer of trust fund, interest on school note
33.10
Total
$ 446.06
New Construction
Detail 24, Trunk Line Construction
. John Tibbetts $ 124.73
O. M. Thayer
114.73
J. C. Varney
186.67
A. J. Stewart
14.44
Harvey Wheet
75.83
E. W. Locke
86.66
Fred Pitman
2.50
Arthur Ackerman
2.50
Herman Kardnal
39.00
Walter Irish
75.85
Proctor Brothers
122.50
Harold Ward
2.50
A. C. Young
239.00
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Cecil Downs
12.50
James Nuttall
52.50
John Wentworth
2.50
T. F. Seward
248.72
Sterling Locke
17.50
H. O. Corson
100.00
Harry Tasker
7.50
Philip Hamil
104.45
George G. Foss
45.50
George W. Dow
26.00
Harry Powell
63.06
Arthur Tasker
58.61
Harold Dicy
3.06
O. Varney
40.00
J. A. Mooney
30.40
Harry P. Maxfield
83.23
Mrs. Addie Edwards
66.45
George S. Frost
7.50
George E. Giles
6.90
E. B. Drake
7.00
LaForest Jenkins
48.89
Orin Littlefield
44.17
Herbert Glidden
17.78
John Alm
23.34
Martin Hichcock
21.11
Walter Scruton
4.44
Harold Cate
2.50
Albert Emerson
130.33
Walter Gaskell
81.34
Harry Gaskell
118.17
Auldin Emery
66.00
Herman Winkley
8.33
Arthur Brown
12.50
Frank Underhill
7.50
Harold Emerson
2.50
Ansel Emerson
3.61
Thompson & Houague
48.00
A. H. Bickford
15.20
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O. J. Garland 307.98
C. W. Chandler 202.89
S. E. Emerson
124.22
Total $ 3,361.09
Indebtedness Payments
Detail 25, Payments on Temporary Loans Hillsboro County Savings Bank $ 2,000.00
Detail 26, Long-term Notes
Myra A. George, treasurer of trust fund, serial note No. 5 $ 300.00
Payments to Other Govermental Divisions Detail 26, State and County Tax
John W. Plummer, treasurer, State tax . $ 2,500.00
George E. Farrand, treasurer Soldiers'
bonus tax 906.00
A. W. Dinsmore, treasurer County tax
1,511.42
Total $ 4,967.42
Detail 27, School District
George J. Whitney, treasurer, balance dog licenses $ 119.10
George J. Whitney, treasurer, school 6,618.18
Total $ 6,737.28
Respectfully submitted, FRANK J. HOLMES, OSCAR J. GARLAND, CHESTER W. CHANDLER, Selectmen of Barnstead.
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WINTER ACCOUNT
Report of E. W. Locke from Feb. 1, to April 1, 1922
Paid Fred E. Berry $ 10.00
A. C. Straw 9.00
Ansel Emerson 9.00
J. M. Brewster 4.08
W. D. Ward
2.70
W. B. Hill 5.55
A. McPherson
12.75
F. S. McDuffee
28.10
W. B. Fessenden
6.63
T. R. Pickering
3.30
Fred Foss
15.32
T. L. Kearnes
.90
F. H. Osborn
.90
H. Broadbent
14.58
L. M. Densett
13.59
William C. Emons
6.96
B. W. Jewett
1.50
W. D. Gaskell
22.52
H. Hogancamp
8.64
H. S. Bennett
3.75
George J. Merrill
3.60
C. W. Jenkins
3.15
Clifton Goodwin
28.08
Harold Goodwin
11.70
Otto H. Dane
15.60
William Higgins
1.00
C. E. Ward
11.10
J. C. Varney
4.00
J. S. Bunker
5.50
S. E. Emerson
51.04
J. O. Emerson
30.60
J. F. Ayres
. 6.75
Howard Davis
.90
C. A. Parsons
2.00
E. W. Locke
15.00
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William Downes
4.05
C. E. Thyng
4.45
H. C. Gaskell
8.00
W. H. Garland
8.00
Schomaubun
1.40
Received of town
395.69
E. W. LOCKE, Road Agent.
SUMMER ACCOUNT Sewell J. Clark, Road Agent
Philip Hamil
$ 10.00
Charles Elkins
2.50
Charles M. Foss
24.00
A. J. McNeil
3.75
Charles Weeks
3.75
C. A. Holmes
3.18
George A. Pitman
3.75
Guy E. Clark
47.00
Eugene Clark
11.50
H. S. Bennett
20.00
Emil Weidlund
18.18
Charles Jenkins
13.75
F. T. Seward
12.00
Frank Clark
11.89
Frank Clark, for gravel
4.50
A. C. Young
36.00
John W. Tibbetts
21.75
John B. Clark 15.00
Ernest Otis
2.93
C. A. Weidlund
49.92
Albert Pitman
46.75
A. D. Otis
121.13
Jonathan Clark
98.75
$ 395.69
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Elmer Emerson
58.75
Leon Reynolds
.90
Herbert Gray
.50
G. Hartson
1.36
W. L. Emens
18.00
T. S. Eaton, for gravel
4.30
W. S. Nelson 1.14
A. J. Welch
34.91
Clarence Jenkins
12.00
Harry Maxfield, for dynamite and fuse .
2.55
Peter Johnson
2.50
A. G. Hanson
2.90
Fred Pitman
11.25
Henry P. Weeks
12.00
L. E. French
7.25
Oscar E. Pitman
9.75
Frank J. Holmes
72.00
Herbert Cook
12.00
Frank Welch
23.75
Fred Welch .
1.00
Sewell J. Clark
477.21
Total
$ 1,348.00
Received from town 1,348.00
BRIDGE ACCOUNT Sewell J. Clark, Road Agent
H. A. Smith
$ 3.00
Eugene Clark
5.00
Wilbur Garland
8.50
C. A. Wiedlund
2.94
Frank Welch
2.50
John Tibbetts
3.25
Jonathan Clark
3.25
George Pitman
2.50
Charles Elkins
2.50
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Albert Pitman
9.00
A. B. Carr
2.91
A. D. Otis
16.00
Alonzo Welch
17.50
Sewell J. Clark
76.15
Selectmen, culverts and bridge plank . . 89.64
Total
$ 244.64
Received from town
244.64
WINTER ACCOUNT
From February 1, 1922, to February 1, 1923 Sewell J. Clark, Road Agent
Oren Littlefield $ 24.90
George G. Foss
38.86
A. N. Foss 14.00
Albion Curtis
11.48
G. W. Dow 65.65
J. H. Dow 14.05
R. W. Gault 12.88
B. F. Dow
17.32
A. C. Emery 30.00
45.64
C. A. Weidlund
93.84
James Mozley
20.16
Charles Tasker
56.52
A. D. Otis
54.04
Hervey Cook
44.39
Emil Wiedlund
11.90
Thomas Stone
5.74
Elmer Emerson
29.33
L. E. French
10.00
Frank Welch 2.50
Henry Weeks
103.60
Fred Pitman
39.85
Guy E. Clark
28
Oscar Pitman 36.30
Charles Holmes
35.05
August Anderson
13.60
A. B. Carr
47.72
Frank J. Holmes
3.36
Percy Young
15.96
James H. Young
15.12
Jonathan Clark
36.20
Albert Pitman
45.48
John Tibbetts
12.88
Harry Little
7.00
George Hanson
11.46
A. J. McNeil
37.12
John Wentworth
14.70
Charles Weeks
7.28
J. Russell Garney
22.96
John N. Cochrane
8.82
George W. Cook
8.96
Harry K. Hier
48.76
W. J. Garland
106.89
Owen Tuttle
29.82
Merlon Tuttle
50.83
F. H. Clapp
84.25
Harry Hogancamp
55.45
John Hogancamp
18.90
Philip Hasty
28.70
Charles Townson
10.80
Herbert Gray
5.10
Myron E. Gray
1.35
F. H. Moore
3.30
G. N. Rowe
3.30
A. Weeks
2.10
A. Drake
2.10
Archie Canfield
.30
Millard Thompson
.30
Clyde Wakefield
.30
C. Drake
.30
John King
.30
29
Leslie Gray
.30
Charles Jenkins
17.10
Mark Shonyo 21.90
George Merrill ·
12.00
W. L. Emens
19.40
H. S. Bennett
17.70
A. J. O'Neil
1.50
George Littlefield
63.75
Warren Littlefield
67.61
Harold B. Emerson
15.00
Albert Emerson
45.72
Ernest Otis
8.25
F. W. Marshall
18.18
William Sanders
9.72
Frank Clark
6.30
Alonzo Welch
10.36
George Locke
53.03
Merton Corson
.56
John Varney
15.80
Joe Bunker
10.00
James Flanders
12.03
Herbert Hill
.84
Theodore Armstrong
11.85
C. K. Davis
3.50
Forest Harvey
8.00
Clyde Carson
2.75
Philip Reynard
3.08
Ted Weidlund
5.60
John B. Clark
.56
Harry Emerson
23.50
Herbert Cook
17.60
Arthur Ackerman
8.15
W. S. Nelson
5.60
C. S. Parkhurst
32.80
Earl Downing
7.84
George Cleveland
18.62
Walter Huckins
9.80
Leon Reynolds
5.32
.
30
Sewell J. Clark 107.62
Total
$ 2,279.01
Received from town
2,290.26
Balance on hand
11.25
HIGHWAYS-SUMMER ACCOUNT
Elwin A. Bodge
$ 98.75
Joseph Kelley 22.50
George S. Buckman
92.50
Albert F. Emerson
57.00
William Young
1.25
Anthony J. Stewart
51.00
George Littlefield
13.00
Arthur Ackerman
42.50
T. F. Seward
72.08
Philip Renard
2.50
Walter Gaskill
18.50
F. W. Marshall
556.30
John O. Emerson
68.00
John Brewster
48.48
John Basha, supplies
10.76
Albion Foss
1.96
Albion Curtis
1.12
George Foss
2.88
Charles E. Thyng
18.80
G. W. Dow
28.75
James A. Flanders
2.50
Harry Gaskill
9.00
H. C. Kenison, supplies
1.05
S. E. Emerson
32.41
J. T. Ayers
10.00
James Broadbent
8.45
John C. Varney
21.00
Owen Tuttle
18.00
31
Coran K. Davis 2.50
A. C. Straw
22.50
C. E. Ward 19.50
F. B. Burchstead 12.00
Herbert Burchstead
5.00
A. C. Young
13.00
Orin Littlefield
2.50
Frank H. Osborne
8.40
A. C. Emery
15.00
B. F. Dow
4.36
O. M. Thayer
.84
Ralph Adams
2.50
Fred Pitman
2.50
Melvin H. Garland
20.00
G. M. Ashley
9.34
Fred Foss
2.50
Harry Emerson
2.25
LaForest Jenkins
5.00
F. W. Marshall
5.85
Walter Gaskill, gravel
1.30
Frank Osborne
.42
Total
$ 1,468.31
Received from town 1,468.31
F. W. MARSHALL,
Road Agent.
BRIDGES AND CULVERTS
C. L. Gray $ 33.00
G. H. Prince 2.50
G. W. Prince 5.00
Feru Kelley
8.75
G. S. Buckman
12.50
James Nuttall
1.50
G. W. Dow
2.50
Arthur Ackerman
10.00
32
F. W. Marshall 147.48
Elwin A. Bodge
4.00
John C. Varney 14.67
Arthur T. Hale
20.50
F. W. Marshall, stringers
63.56
Received from town for bridge plank ..
267.60
Total
$ 593.56
Received from town
$ 593.56
Total expenditures
593.56
F. W. MARSHALL,
€
Road Agent.
WINTER ACCOUNT, 1922-1923
John Cleveland $ 11.06
Orin Littlefield 9.00
Coran K. Davis 6.75
Chester W. Chandler
3.80
Leslie G. Lougee
45.15
B. Frank Dow
8.10
G. W. Dow
25.64
Albert F. Emerson
10.20
H. O. Corson
6.00
Walter Johnson
5.68
E. W. Locke
7.12
A. C. Emery
62.00
F. R. Burchstead
75.44
J. S. Bunker
45.43
Herbert M. Hill
11.05
Harold Cate
28.52
Harry Emerson
41.00
Charles R. Brown
45.30
Walter Gaskell
17.10
John Alm 1.50
Clifton Goodwin
41.58
W. S. Cate
27.50
33
O. M. Thayer 1.40
George Foss
22.50
Albion Foss 12.04
G. E. Locke
75.00
Emil Kardinal 50.00
Fred E. Berry
34.30
Harry Gaskell
26.95
John Emerson
37.81
Harold Dicey
8.75
C. E. Ward
66.38
Chase Straw
24.94
Ensel Emerson
14.35
John Brewster
14.23
J. C. Varney
80.65
Albert Perry
7.60
T. F. Seward
12.00
C. E. Young
25.20
A. F. Scruton
19.60
Feru Kelley
9.80
Lyman J. Ayers
2.80
Charles Tuttle
2.80
M. H. Garland
29.25
Ed. Drake
9.72
Will Hill
2.80
Scott Parsons
5.25
Harold Heywood
2.10
Philip Hamil
4.20
Harold Dow
8.75
Roland Gault
9.00
Warren Littlefield
12.00
George Littlefield
12.00
B. W. Jewett
6.00
Albion Curtis
3.64
A. H. Brown
21.90
Albert MacPherson
4.06
T. S. McDuffy
8.94
P. C. Young
1.40
L. M. Dennett
26.27
34
Frank Osborne
8.40
Tim Kearns
24.80
W. B. Hill
14.55
Merton Jenkins
9.96
Lester Boudreau
2.80
Merton Corson
1.80
Harry Powell
1.75
Fred Foss
28.05
W. D. Ward
5.70
F. H. Edgerly
7.69
Otto Dane
8.70
G. M. Ashley
11.40
P. J. Parkie
9.25
C. E. Thyng
3.83
Clyde Corson
4.06
Charles Tuttle
2.80
Arthur White
2.50
William Gray
3.64
Howard Davis
5.18
Albert Davis
2.24
John Alm
6.30
Harvey A. Wheat
28.55
Hiram Broadbent
51.25
S. E. Emerson
60.00
Millard Thompson
1.40
F. W. Marshall
158.97
Will Hill
1.40
Archie Canfield
1.40
Leslie Gray
1.40
Ernest Crossett
1.40
Frank Moore
1.40
G. M. Rowe
1.40
John King
1.40
Clyde Wakefield
1.40
Harvey Drake
1.40
Albert Weeks
4.72
F. W. Marshall
15.27
J. A. Flanders
34.30
35
A. C. Emery 20.00
F. W. Marshall, shovels and dinners 7.15
Alvin Jones 13.75
George Locke
18.66
A. C. Straw, breaking roads year pre-
vious 3.08
W. B. Hill, breaking roads year previous 1.20 John Brewster, breaking roads year pre- vious 1.04
John O. Emerson, breaking roads year previous 2.00
Total
$ 1,850.65
Received from town $ 1.891.51
Total expenditures 1,850.65
Balance on hand February 8, 1923 $ 40.86
F. W. MARSHALL, Road Agent.
UNIMPROVED TRUNK LINE, 1922
John C. Varney, 3-horse team $ 341.00
John C. Varney, 2-horse team 181.29
John C. Varney, hand labor 3.89
J. H. Varney, hand labor
12.50
Philip Renard, hand labor
21.39
James Flanders, hand labor
7.50
BARNSTEAD 10 ..
Malcom Locke, hand labor
10.00
Sterling Locke, hand labor 9.17
Wesley Locke, 2-horse team 6.50
Orin Littlefield, hand labor
12.50
Walter Irish, hand labor
8.89
Frank Holmes. hand labor
3.00
Harvey Wheet, hand labor
2.50
Benjamin Blaisdell, blacksmith
.70
Herbert Berry, blacksmith
19.50
36
Fred Raymond, hand labor 2.22
Harry Powell, hand labor 5.00
Arthur White, hand labor
6.39
Herbert Kenison, supplies H. P. Maxfield, supplies John Alm, hand labor
33.75
22.49
Harold Ward, hand labor
48.62
J. S. Bunker, hand labor
2.50
Charles Tuttle, hand labor
8.33
Frank Higgins, hand labor
9.17
William Higgins, hand labor
36.94
$ 817.66
TRUNK LINE, 1922
John C. Varney, 3-horse team
44.00
Harold Ward, hand labor
4.17
John Alm, hand labor
2.22
Orin Littlefield, hand labor
1.39
William Higgins, hand labor
4.72
$ 56.50
Unimproved trunk line
817.66
Total drawn $ 874.16
Center Barnstead, N. H., Jan. 31, 1923.
Expenditures of Center Barnstead Fire Co. for Year Ending January 31, 1923
Feb. 13, John Basha, oil $ .36
March 20, A. J. Stewart, rent, 1921 12.00
April 1, State Fire Association :
Enrollment of 40 members at 50 cents
20.00
April 1, New England Fire Appliance
Co., 1 dozen acid bottles ; 1 dozen stop- pers for extinguishers 5.31
May 20, John Basha, merchandise .91
July 5, Valley Times Print, journal .
.25
Aug. 18, A. G. Pitman, ladder wagon . . 35.00
1.92
37
Dec. 22, John Basha, merchandise
.15
Jan. 25, A. J. Stewart, rent, 1922 12.00
Total paid out $ 85.98
Money on hand Jan. 31, 1922
$ 50.91
Received from selectmen, amount voted by town . 50.00
Received from selectmen, enrollment of 40 members in State Firemen's Asso- ciation, at 50cents 20.00
Total money received $ 120.91
Less expenditures 85.98
Money on hand Jan. 31, 1923 $ 34.93
Respectfully submitted. C. G. BURROUGHS,
Treasurer.
I hereby certify the foregoing report of expendi- tures to be correct.
ANTHONY J. STEWART, Captain Chemical Co. No. 1.
FIRE REPORT OF C. E. THYNG, FIRE WARDEN, 1922
In Account with Town of Barnstead
Received for permits and postage $ 8.75
Received for posting notices 8.00
Received for examining steam mills
14.00
Received for men at Irish fire
12.00
42.75
Paid G. W. Dow, et al, at Irish fire
12.00
I wish to thank every one for their hearty co- operation in the observance of our fire laws.
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