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9 00
Volney Chase, labor,
9 00
Elmer Palmer, labor,
9 00
31, F. E. Merrill, team,
13 50
J. A. Webster, labor,
3 60
M. E. Wilson, labor,
7 20
W. C. Page, labor,
9 00
Edson Avery, team,
27 00
Ben Moulton, team,
22 50
30
Charles Chase, labor, 8 00
Ira E. Atkinson, team, 22 50
Sept. 1, M. E. Wilson, labor,
2 80
4, Will Snow, labor,
9 00
5, Ira E. Atkinson, foreman, 15 00
F. E. Merrill, team, 27 00
Charles Chase, labor,
10 80
Volney Chase, labor, Elmer Palmer, labor,
10 80
Ben Moulton, team,
27 00
Fred Goodwin, labor,
10 80
C. A. Avery, labor,
5 40
Joe Dustin, labor,
10 00
Leon Dustin, labor,
9 00
Albert Page, labor,
10 80
W. C. Page, labor,
10 80
J. A. Webster, labor,
10 80
George Chase, team,
15 00
Frank Crowell, labor,
9 00
J. M. Wallace, team,
27 00
Edson Avery, team,
22 50
I. E. Atkinson, team,
27 00
Sept. 11, John A. Dustin, labor,
9 00
Will Snow, labor,
5 40
12, Edson Avery, team,
22 50
Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
10 83
Fred Goodwin, labor, 9 00
George Chase, labor and team,
12 90
Elmer Long, labor,
1 80
W. E. Page, labor,
10 80
Albert Page, labor, 10 80
Perley Chase, labor, 5 40
Charles Chase, labor,
10 80
J. M. Wallace, team, 27 00
Elmer Palmer, labor,
10 80
31
10 80
Ben Moulton, team,
27 00
C. A. Avery, labor,
10 80
Leon Dustin, labor, 10 80
J. A. Webster, labor, 10 80
Volney Chase, labor,
9 00
F. E. Merrill, team,
27 00
I. E. Atkinson, team,
13 50
Francis Crowell, labor,
5 40
Frank Crowell, labor,
10 80
17, Perley Chase, labor, 7 40
Francis Crowell, labor, 3 80
19, Leon Dustin, labor,
4 00
Fred Goodwin, labor,
10 00
Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
15 00
Albert Page, labor,
7 20
Elmer Palmer, labor,
10 80
C. A. Avery, labor,
10 80
George Chase, labor,
10 60
Volney Chase, labor,
10 40
F. E. Merrill, team,
27 00
Ben Moulton, team,
27 00
I. E. Atkinson, team,
22 50
Frank Crowell, labor,
10 80
Charles Chase, labor,
9 00
W. C. Page, labor,
10 80
23, Will Snow, labor,
5 40
J. M. Wallace, team,
6 50
W. C. Page, labor,
5 40
Elmer Palmer, labor,
5 40
Ben Moulton, team,
13 50
C. A. Avery, labor,
5 40
George Chase, labor,
5 40
Frank Crowell, labor,
5 40
Charles Chase, labor,
5 40
Volney Chase, labor,
3 60
32
Leon Dustin, labor, 40
F. E. Merrill, team, 13 50
26, I. E. Atkinson, foreman, 7 50
Oct. 17, J. C. Prescott, labor, 4 50
Nov. 6, Joseph Dustin, labor,
4 40
7, Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
12 50
Frank Crowell, labor,
8 20
Elmer Palmer, labor,
9 00
F. E. Merrill, team,
22 50
Will Snow, labor,
9 00
George Chase, labor,
9 00
Eugene Blake, labor,
7 20
W. C. Page, labor,
9 00
Joe Dustin, labor,
1 80
Leon Dustin, labor,
9 00
F. H. Crowell, team,
18 00
Frank Crowell, labor,
3 60
F. H. Crowell, team,
9 00
George Chase, labor, 3 60
George D. Pattee, grade,
30 60
F. E. Merrill, team,
9 50
Elmer Palmer, labor,
3 80
W. C. Page, labor, 3 60
David M. Moses, grade,
30 30
13, C. A. Avery, labor,
1 80
Leon Dustin, labor,
1 80
Eugene Blake, labor, 3 60
14, Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
18 00
16, Lester M. Avery, dynamite, caps, and fuse, 59 04
Ira E. Atkinson, sharpening tools,
6 90
Auger,
1 00
Ira E. Atkinson, labor,
8 70
Ira E. Atkinson, men and team,
12 40
33
Repairs on state road,
14 00
Paid,
$1,386 97
Received,
1,366 10
Balance due,
$20 87
C. E. Merrill, Agent. Maintenance Account.
Dr.
Received of town,
$1,542 74
Cr.
L. W. Palmer, labor,
$ 118 00
J. B. Clifford, labor,
158 71
Everett Avery, labor,
10 66
S. Kimball, labor,
91 38
Jeff Romprey, labor,
664 00
Patrol team, labor,
24 50
W. P. Currier, labor,
5 00
W. C. Pulsifer, labor,
. 00
Leroy Moulton, labor,
15 75
Mike Carroll,
7 50
Fred G. Hill, labor,
90 00
George Hanscomb, labor,
10 50
O. W. Willoughby, labor,
10 50
William Miclon, labor,
8 75
Richard Miclon, labor,
10 50
A. W. Goodwin, labor,
10 50
M. C. Southmayd, labor,
18 00
J. B. Southmayd, labor,
7 00
C. E. Merrill, labor,
139 33
A. F. Burtt Co., paint,
1 15
A. F. Burtt Co., 25 lbs. spikes,
75
34
Perley Hall, labor,
53 47
Moulton & Johnson, 65 lbs. steel,
2 28
B. & M. R. R., freight on screen,
60
F. G. Smith, 53 lags cement,
25 27
W. B. Avery, 100 los. white lead, 7 75
W. B. Avery, 2 gals. linseed oil,
1 40
1 .. Cook & Sons, 1072 ft. spruce,
22 51
I. VanAuken, grade,
7 54
Mark Spokesfield, grade,
3 00
M. C. Southmayd, grade,
4 40
T. J. Rowe, grade,
2 00
Mary Renter, grade,
9 50
H. R. Garland, grade,
12 50
C. E. Merrill, grade,
5 64
A. C. Moulton, 70 ft. hard wood plank,
1 40
$1,542 74
STATE AID MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT.
Dr.
Received of town,
$65 30
Cr.
Loren Palmer, labor,
$ 7 00
C. E. Merrill, labor,
10 00
W. C. Pulsifer, labor,
5 00
S. Kimball, labor,
7 00
Herbert Duncklee, labor,
7 00
L. W. Palmer, labor,
13 50
Perley Hall, labor,
13 50
J. W. Pulsifer, 23 loads grade,
2 30
$65 30
35
REPORT OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
Dr.
1914
Feb. 17, Cash on hand, $55 72
Cr.
1914
May 5, W. M. Peppard, record book, $ 85
Oct. 16, W. B. Avery, for books, 22 88
W.B. Avery, express on books, 55
1915
Feb. 16, Cash on hand to balance, 31 44
$55 72
Having examined the foregoing account, we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
WM. H. ADAMS, M. N. DAVIS,
Auditors.
36
Books Added to the Library in 1914.
The Way of an Eagle.
Knave of Diamonds.
The Light of the Western Stars.
Miss Billy Married. The Treasure.
T. Tembarom.
Laddie.
The Country Lawyer.
Pollyanna.
The Inside of the Cup.
Anthony the Absolute.
The Coryston Family.
The Judgment House.
The Forester's Daughter.
Cap'n Dan's Daughter.
The Way Home.
Squire Phin.
Riders of the Purple Sage.
Polly of Lady Gay Cottage.
Mrs. Red Pepper Burns.
Overland Red.
The Broken Halo.
The Grafters.
Lady of the Big Shanty.
Held for Orders.
Pen Rod.
GEORGIANA B. PATTEE,
1 ELLEN A. AVERY, LUCY E. COOK,
Library Trustees.
37
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERIES.
Receipts.
Received of townl,
$111 44
Balance from last year,
10 14
W. A. Hawkins, lot, 10 00
George H. Clark, lot,
10 00
Emma F. Edgell, lot,
10 00
Curtis G. Bump, lot,
10 00
W. P. Currier, lot,
10 00
$171 58
Expenditures.
A. M. Rand, lead pipe and coupling, $ 3 84
Daniel Southmayd, labor in Campton Village
cemetery,
2 00
George Hanscomb, labor,
50 75
C. E. Merrill, labor,
54 12
W. P. Currier, labor,
22 37
Ralph Berry, labor,
3 50
Elmer Palmer, labor,
10 50
George Chase, labor,
10 50
O. W. Willoughby, labor,
10 50
Mike Carroll, labor,
3 50
$171 58
C. E. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Having examined the foregoing account, we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
WM. H. ADAMS, M. N. DAVIS,
Auditors.
38
PERPETUAL CARE OF LOTS. Receipts.
$77 50
Expenditures.
Mathew Brooks, labor on lot,
$ 4 00
Ldyia Johnson, labor on lot,
6 00
Moses Cook, labor on lot,
10 00
Henry Cook, labor on lot,
12 00
Nathan Pierce, labor on lot,
1 00
Abigail Wood, labor on lot,
2 00
Emeline Brock, labor on lot,
2 00
Anna Homans, labor on lot,
3 00
Enoch Emmons, labor on lot,
3 00
Moody Cone, labor on lot,
2 00
William Stickney, labor on lot,
3 00
Elijah Mitchell, labor on lot,
1 00
Nettie Sanborn, labor on lot,
2 00
Hannah Wallace, labor on lot,
1 50
Moses Smith, labor on lot,
2 00
Lydia Hanaford, labor on lot,
10 00
Mabel Chase, labor on lot,
3 00
F. S. Whiting, labor on lot,
1 50
Mrs. A. K. Silver, labor on lot,
1 00
George Cook, labor on lot,
3 00
Merrill & Morrison, labor on lot,
2 00
Katherine Adams, labor on lot,
2 50
$77 50
C. E. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Having examined the foregoing account, we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, WM. H. ADAMS,
Auditors.
39
SEXTON'S REPORT.
Number buried in Campton cemetery in 1914:
Under 1 year of age,
0
From 1 to 5 years of age,
0
From 5 to 10 years of age,
0
From 10 to 15 years of age,
1
From 15 to 20 years of age,
0
From 20 to 25 years of age,
0
From 25 to 30 years of age,
0
From 30 to 35 years of age,
1
From 35 to 40 years of age,
1
From 40 to 45 years of age,
3
From 45 to 50 years of age,
1
From 50 to 55 years of age,
0
From 55 to 60 years of age,
1
From 60 to 65 years of age,
2
From 65 to 70 years of age,
0
From 70 to 75 years of age,
3
From 75 to 80 years of age,
4
From 80 to 85 years of age,
6
From 85 to 90 years of age,
1
From 90 to 95 years of age,
0
From 95 to 100 years of age,
1
25
FRED G. HILL, Sexton.
40 .
REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR.
Dr.
1914
Balance from last year, $ 10 58
Apr. Received from town treasurer, 60 00
May 13, Received from County order, 52 75
June 6, Received from town treasurer,
50 00
Sept. 5, Received from town treasurer,
100 00
Nov. 7, Received from town treasurer, 50 00
10, Received from County order, 34 50
1915 Feb. 15, Received from town treasurer, 80 00
$437 83
Cr.
1914
Mar. 23, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Feb. 17 to March 24, 17 50
Apr. 6, Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt,
Mar. 24 to Apr. 14, 15 00
Edith Downing, clothing A. J. Lovitt, 1 80 27; Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt, Apr. 14 to Apr. 28, 10 00
May 5, George C. Taylor, board of Simeon Lovitt, Feb. 14 to May 9, 18 00
20, Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt, Apr. 28 to May 19, 10 50
22, G. E. Little, county order, 52 75
June 13, Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt, May 19 to June 16, 12 00
41
July 20, Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt, June 16 to July 21, 15 00
Aug. 24, Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt, July 21 to Aug. 25, 15 00
26, George C. Taylor, board of Simeon Lovitt, May 9 to Aug. 29, 24 00
Sept. 23, Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt, Aug. 25, to Sept. 29, 15 00
Oct. 19, George C. Taylor, board Simeon Lovitt, Aug. 29 to Oct. 17, 10 50
Nov. 7, Edith Downing, care A. J. Lovitt, Sept. 29 to Nov. 10, 18 00
Dec. 9, Dr. H. A. Cheney, medical attendance A. J. Lovitt, 90 25
G. E. Little, county order, 34 50
18, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Nov. 10 to Dec. 15, 15 00
1915
Jan. 21, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Dec. 15 to Jan. 19, 1915, 15 00
Feb. 2, Dr. H. A. Cheney, medical attendance A. J Lovitt, 7 50
8, Frank A. Avery, board Simeon Lovitt, Oct. 17 to Feb. 13, 25 50
13, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Jan. 19 to Feb. 16, 12 00
Cash on hand, 3 03
$437 83
GEORGE E. PULSIFER, Overseer of Poor.
Having examined the foregoing account, we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, WM. H. ADAMS, Auditors.
42
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS. 1
Receipts.
1914
Feb. 15, Balance on hand, $ 33
Nov. 19, W. H. Adams, labor and pipe, 47 47
John Merrill, one coupling, 28
1915
Feb. 15, Received on water tax, 549 67
$597 75
Expenditures.
1913
Oct. 1, A. M. Rand, labor and material, $ 3 65
Nov. 1, S. P. Robie, couplings and elbows, 1 74
1914
Apr. 1, E. A. Chase, printing water bills, 3 00
9, C. J. Russell, drawing stone, 60
July 15, S. P. Robie, labor, 1 00
16, J. B. Southmayd, labor, 1 80
12, Charles Fairley, iron work, 50
13, W. H. Adams, bolts,
07
15, Archie McCoy, labor, . 00
Aug. 1, W .U. Telegraph Co., telegram, 40
27, W. H. Adams, padlock, 50 Wm. McLeod, iron clasp, 50
29, D. J. Sullivan, drawing pipe to station, 50
Sept. 3, J. E. Sanborn, postage, 2 00
4, L. D. Fogg, pipe and sleeves, 9 63
A. Wyckoff & Son Co., one C. I. tee, 11 00
43
7, W. H. Adams, hack saw blades, 30
21, Harry Cross, labor, 10 40
22, J. B. Southmayd, labor, 17 35
Cyrus Hodgson, labor, 11 00
Charles Fairley, iron work, 4 55
Nov. 4, John W. Pattee, 5 lbs. putty, 25
7, H. Mueller Mfg. Co., water plumbing goods,
4 74
11, W. H. Adams, lanterns, 3 25
18, H. Mueller Mfg. Co., one key, 30
Chadwick Boston Lead Co., iron pipe, 21 98
19, L. M. Avery, labor and tools for help on Adams water ditch, 18 50
J. M. Wallace, drawing rocks, 2 25
Marsh Kendrick, labor, 10 10
20, H. Mueller Mfg. Co., plumbing supplies, 1 89
20, Fritz Werner, labor, 9 25
Paul Youngman, labor, 10 15
J. F. Hodgman, labor, 9 80
9, B. & M. R. R., freight, 60
10, American Express Co., express on brass goods, 69
12, J. F. Hodgson, labor, 1 00
M. D. Kendrick, labor, 1 00
Sept. 11, J. S. Avery, 114 lbs. lead, 3 99
27, C. J. Russell, drawing rocks, 1 00
Dec. 12, L. J. Marden, labor, 2 00
18, A. M. Rand, plumbing goods, 2 38
20, L. M. Avery, labor and material on main pipe, 12 25
Jan. 1, H. M. Fifield, labor, express and freight on pipe, cartage and oil for lighting ditch, 30 65
6, W. H. Adams, oil and lantern giobes, 50
44
Feb. 9, Charles Fairley, iron work, 1 00
J. W. Southmayd, drawing pipe, 50
H. L. Thurston, labor, 2 00
15, L. M. Avery, services as superintendent treasurer and clerk, 50 00
$283 51
Rent paid town, 300 00
Balance in hands of water treasurer, 14 24
$597 75
J. C. Blaisdell, uncollected water rent at blacksmith shop 1911, $ 7 00
Other uncollected water rent to
March 1, 1915, 21 38
LESTER M. AVERY, Superintendent.
Having examined the foregoing account, we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, WM. H. ADAMS,
Auditors.
45
1914
Births Registered in the Town of Campton, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1913
Date of Birth
1913. 1914
Name of Child (If any)
Male or
Living
Stillborn
No. child
1st, 2d &c.
Color
Feb Mar
10 8 31
Perry Craig Brain'd
Liv'g
: : : :=
Alvin C Brainerd Waldo J Bump Orrin W Miclon
Rosy E Stillings Ethel May Ames Hattie M Derosia Blanche May Page Dorothy B Lyford Hannah M Carroll
: : 3
Campton Campton
R R brak'n Farmer
Holderness
Ossipee Campton
30
23
Kenneth Lester Ralph Warren Christina May Nina Marcelia
.
2
Chas Chris'r Pierce
1
Charles E Avery Burton V Eaton Arch'd D L McCoy
Nora E Emery Maude Dustin
Campton
Laborer
Somerville Me
Campton
38
26
July
24
M
6
Erastus E Savage Von Milton
Clara Saunders
Campton
Moth p'k'r
Campton
Plymouth
25
25
Ahg Oct
29 23 20
Mildred Margaret
Campton
Orford
36
28
..
Campton
Teamster
Henniker
Rumney
30
32
23
M
Fred Goodwin
Florence G Savage Lydia E Hutchins
Parents
Residence of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Father's Age
Mother's Age
46
31 22
Campton
[Railroad
Warren
Canada
39
25
Campton
.. Campton
Campton
Laborer
W Topsham Vt
Thornton
38
27
Campton
Laborer Mill oper
Arietta N Y
Manchester Lowell Vt
32
20
Campton
11
Lulu Margaret Reed
Campton
Teamster
Benj A Moulton
Eldred V Berry
= =
Farmer
Newbury Vt
Campton
35
33
Farmer
Campton
Apr May :
9
19
30
Female
Sex and condition
Maiden Name of Mother.
Color of
Name of Father.
ог
3
22 16
1
Gardner Me
21
Marriages Registered in the Town of Campton, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1914.
Date-1914
Place - of Marriage
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride
Residence of each at time of Marriage
Age in years
Color of each
Occupation of Place of Birth Groom and of each Bride
Name of Parents
"Birthplace of . Parents
Occupation of Parents
Times mar'd
Name, residence and official sta- tion of person by whom married
Feb
18
Campton
Charles E Avery Dorothy B Lyford
Campton Campton
16
Housewife
Thornton W Tops'm Vt Edson Avery Rosella Chase Henry D Lyford Florence Drew Campton Jason C Little Annie Shaw
Montpelier Vt Wentworth Thornton
Farmer Housewife Carpenter Housewife
1
Rev A W Young Campton
May
9
Campton
Webb Little
Campton
28
Miller
34
Housewife
Arietta N Y
N Hamp
Albert A McCoy Marcelia Lawton Clarence Petteng'l Nellie Baldwin Vermont Vermont Vermont
Hope N Y Vermont
Housewife
Farmer
1
June 1 Campton
Arthur W Moulton
Campton
28
Engineer
W Campton
Ellsworth Plymouth
Housewife Carpenter Housewife Farmer
1
Sept
1
Campton
Henry F Morrill
Campton
97.
Mill oper've
Chicago Ill
Julia B Young
Campton
22
Housewife
Campton.
Lynn Mass Campton
Carpenter
1
Sept
6
Campton
Clar'ce B Stebbins
Piermont
22
Lineman
Newbury Vt
Newbury Vt
Farmer
1
Rev A W Young Campton
Nina M Saunders
Campton
22
Mill oper've
N Bruns Me
F O Libby Sarah Swett Wilson N Moulton Abbie Ward Henry A Cheney Susie M Drake Henry L Morrill Myrtie R Dunklee Dudley B Young Alice Moulton Harry E Stebbins Effie B. Perkins John E Saunders Henrietta Parker
Piermont
N Brunsw'k Me Gardner Me
Cook Housewife
1
Rev J H LeRoy Littleton
..
Anna M Beede
Campton
Campton
24
Livery
24
Tel'ne oper
Vermont
Thornton
Westville N Y Sandwich Campton Rutland Vt
Housewife Carpenter
1 Rev A W Young Campton
Lyle Cheney
Campton
17
46
Housewife
Campton Sanbornton Canada
Housewife Lumberman Housewife Livery
2
May
12 |Laconia
Chas H Pettengill
Kath'ne B Libby
Campton
21
W Carpenter
1
Thornton
Miller
1 Rev F E Sleep
Laconia
1 Rev A W Young Campton
Housewife
Housewife
$6
Housewife
1
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Deaths Registered in the Town of Campton, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1914.
Age
Sex and Conditions
Place of Birth
Date-1914
Name and Sur- name of deceased
Place of Birth
Female
Single, mar
or widowed
Occupation
Father
Mother
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Cause of Death
Years
Months
Days
Mar
Ann M Holmes
74
11
11
F
W
M
Massachusetts
Apr
10
David Patten Foss
73
10
22
Thornton
M
M
June
27
Chas W Dearborn
80
9
10
Thornton
=
July
6
Arthur S Percy
49
6
Bath Me Tamworth Meredith
Farming Farming
Bath Me Tamworth Meredith Henniker
Bath Me Hillsboro Meredith P.umney
Edmund Bartlett Reuben Draper Carter Foss John Dearborn David T Percy Chas H Edgell John M Smith Fred Goodwin
Susan Pierce Sally Johnson Mahala Foss Mandy Smith
Intes'l Nephritis Senility Oedenia of hrain Intes'l nephritis Cer'b'l hemor'ge Septaecemia
Oct
6
John Frank Smith
70
4
14
Campton
:
25
Nov
13
Julia R Wood Annie A Currier
79 61
9 -100
28
Bloomfield Vt
46
M
Housewife
Meredith
Livermore Me
Ezekiel C Rogers George Leavitt
Mary F Page Fanny Edgerly Lydia E Hutchins Lavina Leavitt Mary Young
Apoplexy Sepsis of stom'h Diabetis
16
Isabelle D Pulsifer
89
10
8
Thornton Plymouth
FRAR
Housewife Retired Farming Farming
13
Wm H Edgell
46
3
2
:
"
=
66
24
12
F
W
Male or
Color
=
66
Adrian Bosworth
GEO. D. PATTEE, Town Clerk.
SCHOOL REPORT
£
SCHOOL TREASURER'S REPORT.
Lucy E. Cook, Treasurer, in Account with Campton School District.
Dr.
1914
Feb. 15, Cash on hand, $ 891 91
June 15, G. E. Little, treasurer, school money in part, 1,200 00
Nov. 16, G. E. Little, treasurer, school money in part, 1,000 00
1915
Jan. 2, G. E. Little, school money in full, 500 00
G. E. Little, treasurer, literary fund, 101 64
G. E. Little, treasurer, rebate from state, approved teachers and attendance, 279 00
G. E. Little, treasurer, rebate from state, tuitions, 362 64
G. E. Little, treasurer, salaries of school district officers, 120 00
G. E. Little, treasurer, tuition money in full, 400 00
G. E. Little, treasurer, books and supplies in full, 150 00
G. E. Little, treasurer, dog money, 1913, 128 00
G. E. Little, lease money to date, 77 00
G. D. Pattee, sale of stove, 50
$5,210 69
53
Cr.
SUMMARY.
Miscellaneous account, $ 656 67
Teachers' salary account,
2,885 00
Books and supplies,
183 52
Tuitions,
1,033 34
Flags and appurtenances, 3 30
-$4,761 83
Cash on hand to balance
Miscellaneous and teachers' salary account,
3 30
Books and supplies,
47 48
Tuitions,
391 08
Flags, 7 00
$448 86
$5,210 69
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT.
Paid Out.
1914
Apr. 14, Mrs. Daisy Comeau, cleaning floor, No. 2, $ 1 50
Basil O. Miclon, janitor service and kindlings, 5 25
Campton Excelsior Mills, kindlings, 3 84
Milo H. Cheney, janitor service, 5 65
G. D. Pattee, cash paid out for freight, and postage, cash Mrs. Edson Avery, conveyance, carting seats, and 3 cords wood, 24 23
June 22, G. D. Pattee, cash paid Edson Avery
54
and J. Dustin, conveyance, and for freight, 114 55
Henry L. Morrill, 1/2 cd. wood, sawed, split and put in shed, 3 00
Frank A. Avery, wood and kindlings for No. 10, 13 00
Clara J. Pulsifer, cash paid for cleaning school house, 2 00
Sept. 25, H. W. Houghton, conveying children to No. 10, 6 00
Mrs. Lizzie Kendrick, conveying children to No. 2, 13 50
Oct. 6, G. D. Pattee, cash paid for conveying, 36 25
20, Basil O. Miclon, janitor service and
kindlings, 1 50
Jason Webster, cleaning vaults, two houses, 2 00
Chas. E. Pierce, cleaning school house No. 1 and closet, 2 53
H. Scott Coffin, wood for Beech Hill school, 6 00
Nov. 2, Henry L. Morrill, 5 cds. wood to No. 12, 30 00
6, Jos. Dustin, Jr., conveying, 5 00
14, G. D. Pattee, cash paid for telephone, express, freight, etc., 3 22
G. D. Pattee, cash paid Avery and Dustin, conveying, 25 00
17, J. M. Pulsifer, cash paid for freight and cartage, 3 12
Henry L. Morrill, 1/2 cd. wood, No. 3, Lizzie Kendrick, conveying, 17 50
3 00
23, Dr. H. A. Cheney, medical attendance, 4 50 Milford Morgan, janitor work 3 weeks, 75 Christie Page, janitor work 4 weeks, 1 00
55
Dec. 11, Samuel Wallace, 31/2 cds. wood, for No. 3, 21 00
G. D. Pattee, conveyance paid out, 45 25
1915
Jan. 7, John W. Briggs, 1 cd. wood, 6 00
H. K. Smith, wood and kindlings, 18 50
J. M. Pulsifer, wood for No. 1, 15 00
W. C. Pulsifer, wood for Bog and Beech Hill schools, 18 00
J. M. Blaisdell, cleaning out stove pipe, 50
G. D. Pattee, cash paid Dustin and Avery, 15 50
Mrs. Henry Garland, cleaning at No. 9, 2 00
12, Jack Hildreth, janitor work and cleaning school house, 2 00
Mrs. F. A. Avery, cleaning school house No. 10, 1 25
J. E. Sanborn, services on school board part of year, 10 00
Clara J. Pulsifer, services on school board, 40 00
G. D. Pattee, services on school board, 45 00
Wm. Miclon, 21/2 cds. wood, 15 00
G. D. Pattee, cash paid E. Avery and J. Dustin, conveyance money, 25 00
Lucy E. Cook, postage and services as treasurer, 17 13
Faith E. Ober, janitor work No. 2, 1 75
Milford Morgan, janitor work No. 1, 1 75
Feb. 3, George D. Pattee, balance of conveyance money, 50
9, David Moses, sawing and putting wood in shed, 3 00
56
Bert Cheney, building fires 9 weeks, 2 25 George E. Pulsifer, services as truant officer, 10 00
$649 92
Feb. 13, Pauline Hildreth, cleaning school house No. 8, 3 00
George E. Pulsifer, kindlings No. 1, 2 00 Clara J. Pulsifer, cash paid Mildred Pike, 1 75
$656 67
TEACHERS' SALARY ACCOUNT.
1914
Apr. 29, Stella Johnson, teaching 4 weeks, Beech Hill, $ 34 00
June 5, Claudine Cross, in part teaching No. 12, 100 00
22, Christie D. Page, teaching 13 weeks,
No. 1,
130 00
Jennie L. Thompson, teaching 13 weeks, No. 2, 156 00
Mrs. Riddell Morrison, teaching 13 weeks, No. 3, 130 00
Bertha Smith, teaching 13 weeks, No. 5, 130 00
Lena French, teaching 13 weeks, No. 9, 117 00
Maud L. Pulsifer, teaching 13 weeks,
No. 10,
117 00
Stella Johnson, teaching in full, Beech Hill, 76 50
57
Claudine Cross, teaching in full No. 12, 30 00
Lena Fifield, teaching winter term 1 week, No. 4, 8 00 Lena Fifield, teaching 13 weeks, No. 4, 110 50
Oct. 20, Claudine Cross, on account teaching No. 12, 60 00
Nov. 17, Christie D. Page teaching 12 weeks,
No. 1, 120 00
Mrs. Frank Avery, board of teacher, No. 10, 36 00
Bertha Smith, teaching 12 weeks, No. 5, 120 00
Mildred E. Pike, teaching 12 weeks, No. 10, 60 00
Gladys Morrison, teaching 12 weeks, No. 4, 96 00
Susie Simpson, teaching 12 weeks, No. 3, 144 00
Lena French, teaching 11 weeks,
No. 9, 110 00
Ruby Blanchard, teaching 10 weeks, No. 8, 85 00
Lois Foster, teaching 11 weeks, Beech Hill, 93 50
Maud L. Pulsifer, teaching 1 week
as substitute, 10 00
Faith E. Ober, teaching 10 weeks, No. 2, 100 00
Claudine Cross, balance due for teaching No. 12, 60 00
Jennie L. Thompson, teaching 1 week as substitute, 10 00
Dec. 11, Jennie L. Thompson, teaching 2 00
58
Faith E. Ober, on account teaching No. 2, 20 00
1915
Jan. 4, Lois Foster, teaching 4 weeks, Beech Hill, 34 00
Jan. 12, Christie D. Page, teaching 7 weeks, No. 1, 70 00
Faith E. Ober, teaching 7 weeks, No. 2, in full, 50 00
Maud L. Pulsifer, teaching 7 weeks, No. 3, 70 00
Gladys Morrison, teaching 7 weeks, No. 4, 56 00
Bertha Smith, teaching 7 weeks, No. 5, 77 00
Mildred E. Pike, teaching 7 weeks, No. 10, 56 00
Claudine Cross, teaching 7 weeks, No. 12, 70 00 Ruby Blanchard, teaching 7 weeks, No. 8, 59 50
Lena French, teaching 6 weeks, No. 9, 66 00
Feb. 2, Lena French, teaching 1 week, No. 9, 11 00
$2,885 00
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
1914
Apr. 14, Plymouth Record, badges,
$
3 50
E. P. Dutton & Co., book-keeping
blanks,
7 91
American Book Co., supplementary
59
reading books, 36 00
Silver Burdette, writing books, 13 83
June 4, A. M. Rand, water pails, 4 35
22, Edw. E. Babb & Co., supplies, 33 16
Nov. 17, W. E. Wishman, supplies, 1 06 American Book Co., books, 19 08 Edson C. Eastman, order book, 80
Dec. 11, E. A. Chase, ribbon and printing badges, 4 62
1915
Jan. 7, F. W. Brown, sundries, 1 88
12, W. E. Wishman, supplies, 13
W. H. Adams, supplies, 1 03
W. B. Avery, supplies, 2 01
Feb. 11, American Book Co., books, 51 36
13, Fred W. Brown, supplies, 1 80
$183 52
HIGH SCHOOL TUITION.
1914
June 4, Henry B. Bacon, tuition at New Hampton, $ 113 30
22, Henry Little, tuition at Plymouth, 260 00
Nov. 23, Henry B. Bacon, tuition at New Hampton, 133 30
23, G. L. Plympton, tuition at Tilton, 13 34
1915
Jan. 12, Henry Little, tuition at Plymouth, 380 00
Henry B. Bacon, tuition at New Hampton, 133 40
$1,033 34
60
FLAGS AND APPURTENANCES.
1914.
June 22, H. L. Thurston, painting and repairing flag pole, $ 2 50
1915
Jan. 7, H. K. Smith, flag rope and hanging same, 80
$3 30
REPAIR ACCOUNT. Dr.
1914.
Feb. 15, Cash on hand, $ 39 24
Dec. 5, Received from treasurer repair money in full, 175 00
$214 24
Cr.
1914
Apr. 24, L. R. Morrison, freight on flooring, $ 4 06 June 4, A. F. Burtt Co., desk for Branch school, 12 00
The Parker, Young Co., hard wood flooring, 48 16
22, John R. Watson, labor on Branch school house, 50
John W. Pattee, labor on Branch school house, 1 89
Frank A. Avery, labor on Branch school house, 2 00
61
Harold W. Avery, labor and carting boards and seats, 3 05 Aug. 24, Fisher Ames, laying floors and setting up seats, Dist. 1 and 10, 32 32 A. F. Burtt Co., shingles and nails for No. 2, 17 85
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