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1 65
22, Charles Chase, labor,
10 30
26, T. G. Ames, labor,
6 50
Perley Chase, labor,
5 78
Elmer Palmer, labor,
3 10
29, Elmer Palmer, cutting bushes, 1
3 60
30, Charles Chase, labor and cutting bushes,
7 20
July 10, T. G. Ames, cutting bushes,
1 40
14, Oliver Como, labor and cutting bushes,
1 50
16, Perley Chase, cutting bushes,
5 40
17, Charles Chase, cutting bushes,
3 70
19, B. F. Stickney, labor,
10 40
24, J. F. Hodgson, man and team, 30, James Wallace, man and team,
27 50
29 94
Aug. 7, Charles Chase, labor,
2 40
26
10, M. E. Wilson, labor, 2 00
M. E. Wilson, cutting bushes, 00
21, Austin Downing, labor, 5 40
J. F. Hodgson, man and team, 22 55
Henry Cheney, labor, 5 40
H. L. Morrill, labor, 5 40
J. M. Wallace, man and team,
21 05
John Elliott, labor,
5 80
Elmer Palmer, labor, 3 60
23, Perley Chase, labor,
12 50
27, J. F. Hodgson, man and team, 22 20
30, James Wallace, man and team, 22 28
Sept. 4, Joseph Sawyer, labor and cutting bushes, 9 00
18, Perley Chase, labor,
5 25
Henry Cheney, labor, 4 40
19, James Wallace, posts and rails, 13 60
27, A. F. Jaquith, plank, 6 66
28, James Wallace, labor, 15 25
Charles Chase, labor, 5 80
29, James Wallace, cutting bushes, 13 60
Oct. 2, John Elliott, labor, 1 40
14, Henry Cheney, labor, 3 00
16, Albert Page, labor, 1 65
19, Elmer Palmer, labor, 3 20
20, James Wallace, man and team, 22 00
Nov. 3, Elmer Palmer, labor, 3 60
Fred Young, labor,
3 60
W. C. Page, labor, 3 60
4, Charles Fairley, irons for bridge,
70
6, W. J. Bump, labor,
1 65
16, J. F. Hodgson, man and team, 24 00
Charles Chase, labor, 14 00
George Chase, labor, 5 40
James Wallace, man and team, 23 63
27
22, Perley Chase, labor, 15 70
Dean Moulton, labor, 1 95
Dec. 11, T. G. Ames, labor, 8 30
Perley Chase, labor, 2 50
James Wallace, cutting trees from road and work on bridge, 13 00 J. F. Hodgson, man and team, 18 85
1916
Jan. 1, Cyrus Hodgson, labor, 7 45
Feb. 11, W. E. Wishman, spikes and oil, 1 08
A. G. Simpson, gravel, 3 80
David Moses, labor and gravel, 2 20
C. J. Russell, gravel, 2 35
James B. Rice, labor, 40
John R. Watson, snowing bridge,
7 50
J. F. Hodgson, breaking road,
80
12, Fred Crowell, breaking road,
1 75
James Wallace, breaking road, 11 40
John Thompson, breaking road, 5 00
O. M. Page, breaking road,
3 00
Henry Stickney, cutting bushes and breaking road,
5 60
14, Ira E. Atkinson, breaking road,
4 70
Ramsey Pettengill, breaking sidewalks, 5 39
$751 29
Cash on hand to balance,
48 71
$800 00
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
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STATE ROAD ACCOUNT.
-
Ira E. Atkinson, Agent.
1915
Dr.
Received of treasurer,
$309 31
Cr.
I. E. Atkinson, foreman,
$ 12 78
W. C. Page, labor,
9 20
Albert Page, labor,
9 20
Fred Goodwin, labor,
9 20
Leon Dustin, labor,
9 20
Volney Chase, labor,
7 40
George Chase, labor,
9 20
Oliver Como, labor,
9 20
John McDonald, labor,
8 20
Will Snow, labor,
7 40
Francis Crowell, labor,
7 40
Joe Hodgson, team,
18 50
Frank E. Merrill, team,
22 50
Ben A. Moulton, team,
20 50
Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
7 50
W. E. Page, labor,
7 20
Albert Page, labor,
7 20
Leon Dustin, labor,
3 60
George Chase, labor,
7 20
Fred Goodwin, labor,
3 60
John McDonald, labor,
7 20
Fred McGowan, labor,
3 60
Charley Harris, labor,
7 20
Francis Crowell, labor,
4 40
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Oliver Como, labor, 7 20
Frank E. Merrill, team,
18 00
Joe F. Hodgson, team, 9 00
Edwin Wilson, team, 4 50
F. H. Crowell, team,
13 50
Ira E. Atkinson, rolling road,
7 00
Ira E. Atkinson, sharpening tools,
3 50
G. D. Pattee, 259 loads grade, 15 54
L. M. Avery, dynamite, caps and fuse,
12 49
$309 31
Having examined the foregoing account we find. it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
For Repairs on State Road, East Side. Ira E. Atkinson, Agent.
Dr.
Received from treasurer, $50 85
Cr.
1915
June 19, J. F. Hodgson, team, J. M. Wallace, labor, 3 50
$13 25
26, W. C. Page, labor, 3 40
July 10, Ira E. Atkinson, team,
9 30
Sept. 4, Ira E. Atkinson, team, 4 50
W. C. Page, labor, 1 80
30
Nov. 13, J. M. Pulsifer, team, 4 50
W. E. Page, labor, 1 80
Ira E. Atkinson, labor, 2 50
Nov. 20, Ira E. Atkinson, team, 4 50
W. C. Page, labor, 1 80
$50 85
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
C. E. Merrill, Agent, Maintenance Account.
1915
C. E. Merrill, labor,
$144 24
L. F. Avery, labor, 662 45
S. Kimball, labor, 58
C. L. Evans, labor,
13 22
E. H. Cook, labor,
14 50
Ray Tobine, labor,
57 17
Perley Hall, labor,
102 36
Frank Littlefield, labor,
47 05
L. W. Palmer, labor,
99 50
John Matterson, labor,
9 81
Wilbur Avery, labor,
1 75
Perley Hall, posts for railing,
31 00
Town of Campton, for railings,
6 80
A. F. Burtt Co., paint, spikes and cement,
11 10
W. B. Avery, paint, dynamite and gravel screen, 8 52
31
George W. Hanscomb, labor,
10 50
E. S. Clark, labor,
19 64
J. B. Clifford, use of derrick, 6 00
Loren Palmer, labor,
6 20
H. K. Smith, labor,
30
J. Noseworthy, labor,
8 00
B. & M. R. R., freight on posts,
42
Everett Avery, labor,
2 45
A. C. Moulton, plank,
1 50
Mark Spokesfield, gravel,
11 50
Mark Spokesfield, labor,
80
Percy Still, labor,
7 00
Fred Hill, labor,
1 00
Mary F. Reanter, grade,
20 80
I. VanAuken, grade,
2 82
Cora VanAuken, grade,
6 60
J. M. Pulsifer, grade,
3 00
M. N. Davis, stone and cement,
1 50
A. Cook & Sons, spruce railings,
47 36
$1,367 44
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
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STATE AID ACCOUNT.
On Road Between West Campton and Campton Station. C. E. Merrill, Agent.
1915
C. E. Merrill, labor,
$ 68 65
Perley Hall, labor,
100 25
Frank Littlefield,labor,
43 40
John Matterson, labor,
31 00
E. H. Cook, labor,
80 25
Will Eagle, labor,
57 00
Joe Hodgdon, labor,
103 75
L. W. Palmer, labor,
96 00
J. F. Bedell, labor,
69 25
E. F. Roberson, labor,
23 60
Ernest Mayhew, labor,
38 30
Percy Still, labor,
41 90
G. W. Hanscomb, labor,
39 60
Elmer Palmer, labor,
44 50
Loren Palmer, labor,
36 00
Ray Tobine, labor,
36 50
Israel Howland, labor,
1 60
Wilbur Avery, labor,
8 00
Harry Adams, labor,
36 50
Bert Miclon, labor,
23 60
Walter Main, labor,
12 10
Lorin Quimby, labor,
1 80
A. F. Downing, labor,
12 60
A. Cook & Sons, 740 ft. spruce railings,
14 80
J. M. Wallace, 35 posts,
7 00
Curtis Bump, 692 loads grade,
69 20
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1
I. VanAuken, 386 loads grade, 38 60
J. F. Bedell, 148 loads grade, 14 80
W. B. Avery, dynamite, mattock, rake and paint, 7 95
L. F. Avery, labor, 3 50
$1,162 00
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
CEMETERY ROAD ACCOUNT.
Ira E. Atkinson, Foreman.
Dr.
1916
Received from town, for building Cemetery road, $600 00
Cr.
1915.
June Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
$ 7 50
Fred Goodwin, labor,
5 40
Leon Dustin, labor, 7 00
Fred McGovan, labor, 7 20
Francis Crowell, labor, 5 40
W. C. Page, labor, 3 60
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Albert Page, labor,
3 60
George Chase, labor,
3 60
John McDonald, labor,
3 60
Charley Harris, labor,
3 60
Oliver Como, labor,
3 60
Joe F. Hodgson, team,
18 00
Edwin Wilson, team,
18 00
F. H. Crowell, team,
9 00
F. E. Merrill, team, 9 00
July
Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
10 00
W. C. Page, labor,
7 20
Albert Page, labor,
7 00
George Chase, labor,
7 20
Fred Goodwin, labor,
7 20
Francis Crowell, labor,
5 40
Fred McGovan, labor,
6 40
John McDonald, labor,
5 40
Charley Harris, labor,
6 40
Oliver Como, labor,
7 20
Leon Dustin, labor,
5 40
Perley Chase, labor,
5 40
F. E. Merrill, team,
18 00
F. H. Crowell, team,
18 00
L. F. Hodgdon, team,
18 00
Edwin Wilson, team,
13 50
B. A. Moulton, team,
16 00
J. F. Hodgson, getting scraper,
1 25
August Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
15 00
Ira. E. Atkinson, man, labor,
1 80
W. C. Page, labor,
10 80
Albert Page, labor,
10 80
George Chase, labor,
10 80
Leon Dustin, labor,
10 80
Fred Leighton, labor,
10 80
Frank Crowell, labor,
9 00
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Fred Goodwin, labor,
9 00
Will Snow, labor,
9 00
Theodore Kambour, labor,
9 00
Edward Kambour, labor,
5 40
Francis Crowell, labor,
5 40
F. H. Crowell, team,
22 50
Joe Dustin, team,
22 50
I. E. Atkinson, team,
24 00
Sept.
Ira E. Atkinson, foreman,
7 50
Albert Page, labor,
5 40
Fred Goodwin, labor,
3 60
Leon Dustin, labor,
3 60
Will Snow, labor,
5 40
George Chase, labor,
9 00
Francis Crowell, labor,
5 40
Theodore Kambour, labor,
5 40
Fred Leighton, labor,
5 40
C. W. Page, labor,
1 80
F. H. Crowell, team,
13 50
Joe Dustin, team,
9 00
Ira E. Atkinson, team,
9 00
G. D. Pattee, 413 loads grade,,
24 78
Ira E. Atkinson, sharpening tools,
1 60
F. H. Crowell, team,
3 50
I. E. Atkinson, team, 3 50
L. M. Avery, dynamite, caps and fuse, 21 02
$598 05
Balance,
$1 95
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
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REPORT OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES.
Dr.
1915
Feb. 16, Cash on hand,
$ 31 44
Check from treasurer, 100 00
$131 44
Cr.
1916
Jan. 1, 1 book,
$ 1 50
3 books at $1.40,
4 20
25 books at 1.35,
33 75
4 books at 1.30,
5.20,
11 books at 1.25,
13 75
11 books at 1.00,
11 00
69 books at 50c.,
38 50,
22 books at 25c.,
5 50,
$113.40
Less 20 per cent. discount, 22.68
$90 72
Cash on hand to balance, $40 72
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
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Books Added to the Library in 1915.
Betty Jane.
Jane Gray Jane Grey
Desert Gold.
Diana of the Green Vace.
The Gringoes.
B. M. Bower
That Affair Next Door.
Green
The Marshall.
Andrews
Otherwise Phillis.
Nicholson
The Good Indian.
Bower
Pedgin Island.
The Battle Cry.
Buck
The Red Cross Girl.
Harding-Davis
The Scarlet Rider.
Bower
The Devils Admiral.
Moore
Donovan.
Lyle
Left on Labrador.
C. A. Stephens
Camping Out.
C. A. Stephens
Pioneers.
Cooper
Sheep's Clothing.
VanVorst
Little Eve Edgarton.
Wall of Partition.
Barclay
Auction Block.
Beech
Hidden Children.
Prince of Graustark.
Mccutcheon
Last Shot.
Still Jinn.
Doodles.
Dowce
Story of Marco.
Martha and Cupia.
Hon. Percival.
Hegan-Rice
The Turmoil.
West Wayes.
Mitchell
Heart of the Hills.
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Big Tremain.
The Uphill Climb.
Lincoln
Mr. Pratt's Patients. Port of Adventure. Joyful Heatherby. The Sixty-first Second. Ranching for Sylvia. Trail to Yesterday.
Car of Destiny.
Counsel for the Defense.
Day of the Dog.
The Glory of Youth.
The Hand of Peril.
Stringer
Bambi.
The Man of Iron.
A Lad of Kent.
Gideon's Band.
Valley of Fear.
Doyle
Valentine.
Kent Knowles.
Lincoln
Angelas Business.
Harrison
A Far Country.
Churchill
Thankful's Inheritance.
Taming of Zenas Henry.
The Honey Bee.
Double Traitor.
Pollyanna Grown Up.
Landloper.
Holman Day Poole
The Harbor.
Martha by the Day.
Lone Star Ranger.
Brea of the Desert.
Song of the Cardinal.
Porter
A Set of Six.
Contrary Mary.
Baily
Through Stained Glass. Rose Garden Husband. Tine o' Day.
Williamsons Scott
39
Sundown Slim. Flying U's Last Stand.
H. K. Knibbs Bower Wescott
Hepsey Burke. At 1:30. Jaffrey. The Last Trail.
Mr. Pratt.
Polly of the Circus.
The Power and the Glory.
Purple Parasol.
Road to Providence.
Mccutcheon
Davies
Journal of a Recluse
Presented by Mrs. E. N. Babbitt Presented by a Summer Reader
Garden of Allah.
Spirit of the Border.
Trail of the Axe.
Joyce of the North Woods.
Son of the Hills.
Janet of the Dimes.
Amazing Adventures of Lititia Carberry.
Renehart
Key to Yesterday.
Peg o' My Heart.
Tray o' Hearts.
For the Honor of the School.
Jester of St. Tunishys.
River Boys Alaska.
Adventures of Bobby Olde.
White
Bolted Door.
Gibbs
Boss of the River.
Calumet K.
Danbury Rudd Aviator.
Palmer
Daughter of a Magnate.
Spearman
Michael O'Hallorem. Porter
Rainbow Trail.
Zane Grey
K.
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Anne of the Island. The Last Ditch. Fly on the Wheel.
Montgomery
Furnace of Gold.
Girl from Tim's Place.
Spinner in the Sun. Coming of Hester.
Happy Family.
Haunted Pajamas.
Head Coach.
High Hand.
Hound of Baskeville.
Jewel.
Lords of High Decision.
Man in Lower Ten.
Boy Scouts of Lenox.
Webster
Adventure.
London
Children of the Frost.
London
South Sea Tales.
London
Luck of Rearing Camp.
Hart
Mine Own People.
Kipling
Camphire Girls Across Sea.
Vandercook
Camphire Girls in After Years.
Vandercook
Six Volumes for Boys and Girls.
Grace Harlowe's Plebe Year at High School.
Flower
Grace Harlowe's Sophomore Year at High School.
Flower
Grace Harlowe's Junior Year at High School.
Flower
Grace Harlowe's Senior Year at High School. The Message.
Flower
The Price.
Robert Kimberly.
Rudder Grange.
Silent Barrier.
Soldier of Fortune.
Reed
41
Son of the Immortals. Thurby Ruxton. Torchy. Over the Pass.
MARY E. AVERY, LUCY E. COOK, LUCY G. DAVIS, Library Trustees.
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERIES.
Receipts.
1915
Mar. 15, Dean S. Moulton, lot, $ 10 00
May 1, Received of town, 150 00
4, Josie E. Spokesfield, lot, 10 00
24, Martha Elliott, lot, 10 00
31, Edward N. Babbitt, lot,
10 00
H. L. Thurston, lot, 10 00
Sept. 2, Wm. and Bert Miclon, lot,
10 00
$210 00
Expenditures.
1915
W. B. Avery, 2 iron rakes, $ 1 00
George Hanscomb, labor, 51 00
Daniel Southmayd, labor in Campton Village cemetery,
1 00
C. E. Merrill, labor,
69 75
A. E. Clark, labor, 7 00
H. H. Terrill, labor,
7 00
A. D. Willoughby, labor, 7 00
George Chase, labor, 7 00
Jeff Romprey, labor,
7 00
Frank Littlefield, labor,
7 00
Ray Tobyne, labor, 8 75
C. L. Evans, labor,
97
43
Perley Hall, labor, 97 L. W. Palmer, labor, 1 50
$176 94
Cash to balance, $33 06
C. E. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
PERPETUAL CARE OF LOTS.
Receipts.
1915
$75 00
Expenditures.
1915
Mathew Brooks, labor on lot,
$ 6 00
Lydia Johnson, labor on lot, 5 00
Moses Cook, labor on lot,
4 00
Hattie Southmayd, labor on lot,
3 00
Henry Cook, labor on lot,
4 00
C. W. Cook, labor on lot,
1 00
Nathan Pierce, labor on lot,
2 00
Abigail Wood, labor on lot,
3 00
E. A. Chase, labor on lot,
1 50
Emiline Brock, labor on lot,
3 00
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Anna Homans, labor on lot,
3 00
Enoch Emmons, labor on lot, 3 00
Moody Cone, labor on lot, 3 00
William Stickney, labor on lot,
: 00
Elijah Mitchell, labor on lot,
1 50
Benjamin Sanborn, labor on lot,
2 00
Hannah Wallace, labor on lot,
1 50
Moses Smith, labor on lot,
1 50
T. P. Clark, labor on lot,
1 50
F. S. Whiting, labor on lot,
1 50
Lydia Hanaford, labor on lot,
1 50
Mrs. A. K. Silver, labor on lot,
2 00
G. P. Cook, labor on lot,
3 00
Merrill & Morrison, labor on lot,
3 00
Katherine Adams, labor on lot,
3 50
George Dearborn, labor on lot,
3 00
Roberson, labor on lot,
1 00
E. H. Sanborn, labor on lot,
1 00
Martin Silver, labor on lot,
1 00
Cash on hand to balance,
$73 00
$2 00
C. E. MERRILL, Superintendent.
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
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SEXTON'S REPORT.
Number buried in Campton cemetery in 1915:
Under 1 year of age,
1
From 1 to 5 years of age,
1
From 5 to 10 years of age,
0
From 10 to 15 years of age,
0
From 15 to 20 years of age,
0
From 20 to 25 years of age,
1
From 25 to 30 years of age,
0
From 30 to 35 years of age,
1
From 35 to 40 years of age,
0
From' 40 to 45 years of age,
1
From 45 to 50 years of age,
1
From 50 to 55 years of age,
1
From 55 to 60 years of age,
0
From 60 to 65 years of age,
2
From 65 to 70 years of age,
0
From 70 to 75 years of age,
4
From 75 to 80 years of age,
4
From 80 to 85 years of age,
4
From 85 to 90 years of age,
0
From 90 to 95 years of age,
0
From 95 to 100 years of age,
0
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FRED G. HILL, Sexton,
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REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR.
Dr.
1915
Balance from last year, $ 3 03
Apr. 6, Received from town treasurer, 75 00
May 11, Received from County order, 57 38
June 5, Received from town treasurer, 75 00
Oct. 2, Received from town treasurer, 50 00
Nov. 17, Received from County order, 39 00
1916
Jan. 4, Received from town treasurer, 100 00
Feb. 15, Received from town treasurer, 160 00
$559 41
Cr.
1915
Mar. 23, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Feb. 16 to Mar. 23, $ 15 00
May 1, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Mar. 23 to Apr. 27, 15 00
7, Frank A. Avery, board Simeon
Lovitt, Feb. 13 to May 8,
18 00
W. A. Kimball, justice fees, 1 00
8, Harry E. Cross, care of Henry Cheney 3 days and 2 nights, 10 00
Harry E. Cross, time and expense to Concord, H. Cheney, 4 10
B. J. Philbrick, care of Henry Cheney 3 nights and 1 day, 8 00
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B. J. Philbrick, time and expense to Concord, Fred Hall, 5 05
11, Dr. E. L. Bell, examining Fred Hall, 3 00
Dr. E. L. Bell, examining H. Cheney, 3 00
G. E. Pulsifer, expense to Concord, Fred Hall, 5 83
G. E. Pulsifer, expense to Concord, H. Cheney, 5 83
June 5, G. E. Little, county order, 57 38
7, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Apr. 27 to June 8, 18 00 Edith Downing, labor, H. Cheney family, 2 00
Aug. 4, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, June 8 to Aug. 3, 24 00
31, F. G. Smith, supplies, C. W. Johnson, 3 00
Sept.30, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Aug. 3 to Sept. 28, 24 00
Oct. 22, L. R. Morrison, clothing, Henry Cheney family, 4 75
Nov. 4, F. A. Avery, board A. J. Lovitt, May 8 to Nov. 6, 39 00
13, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Sept. 28 to Nov. 16, 21 00
16, G. E. Pulsifer, expense to County Farm, H. Cheney, 3 75
26, L. R. Morrison, supplies H. Cheney family, 13 00
Dec. 7, Dr. W. R. Garland, examining H. Cheney, 4 00
8, C. H. Pettengill, moving H. Cheney's goods, 4 00
10, C. F. Bayley, beef for C. W. Johnson, 60
H. M. Coffin, supplies, C. W. Johnson, 85
23, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Nov. 16 to Dec. 21, 15 00
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24, John R. Watson, rent, Henry Cheney, one month, 5 00
30, Geo. A. Webster, cutting and drawing 8 cords wood, C. Johnson, 16 00
1916
Jan. 1, Beal & Hartwell, shoes and rubbers, Mrs. C. W. Johnson, 3 15
G. E. Pulsifer, supplies, C. Johnson, 3 75
4, G. E. Little, county order, 39 00
18, L. R. Morrison, clothing Bert Cheney, 3 40
27, Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Dec. 21 to Jan. 25, 15 00
Feb. 8, G. A. Webster, supplies and care C. W. Johnson, 8 87
Grafton County Farm, board Henry Cheney, to Jan. 1, 23 50
M. H. Johnson, grain, C. Johnson, 1 65
A. M. Rand, stove back, C. Johnson, 1 00
11, F. A. Avery, board Simeon Lovitt, to Feb. 12, 21 00
Mrs. A. A. McCoy, board and supplies, Beulah Cheney, 11 weeks, 20 10
Dr. H. A. Cheney, medical attendance, H. Cheney and family, 9 75
Dr. H. A. Cheney, examining Fred Hall, 5 00
Edith Downing, board A. J. Lovitt, Jan. 25 to Feb. 15, 9 00
12, N. B. Cook, supplies Cheney children, 15 00
15, F. G. Smith, supplies C. W. Johnson, 14 77 C. F. Bayley, supplies C. W. Johnson, 8 04
Cash on hand to balance, 8 19
$559 41 G. E. PULSIFER, Overseer of Poor.
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Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN, Auditors.
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr.
Received from town of Campton,
$13 90
Cr.
To services rendered, $ 3 00
Bill of Dr. H. A. Cheney, disinfecting home of Moody Dole, 3 00
Dr. H. A. Cheney, trip to Hollow to examine children, 2 00
Bill of Dr. E. L. Bell, trip to Hollow to examine school, 2 50
Bill of George D. Pattee, cash paid for cleaning school house No. 2, 2 40
George D. Pattee, two trips to Campton Hollow to examine children and delivering medicine, 1 00
$13 90 FRANK D. FOGG, Chairman.
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
50
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS.
Receipts.
1915
Feb. 15, Balance on hand, $ 14 24
1916
Received on water tax, 586 19
$600 43
Expenditures.
1915
May 3, Neptune Meter Co., meter, $ 12 60
Oct. 23, E. A. Chase, printing water bills, 3 00
7, Webb Little, postage, 1 00
Dec. 7, H. L. Thurston, labor, 7 00
1916
.
Jan. 29, Webb Little, postage, 1 00
Feb. 15, L. M. Avery, services as Supt., Treas., and Clerk, 50 00
Rent paid town, 500 00
Cash in hands of water treasurer, 25 83
$600 43
J. C. Blaisdell, uncollected water rent at blacksmith shop, 1911, $ 7 00
Other uncollected rent to
March 1, 1916, $33 75
LESTER M. AVERY, Superintendent.
51
Having examined the foregoing account we find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
M. N. DAVIS, I. H. BROWN,
Auditors.
£
52
Births Registered in the Town of Campton, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1915.
Date of Birth
1915.
Name of Child (If any)
Female
Stillborn
No. child
1st, 2d &c.
Color
Parents Color of
Residence of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Father's Age
|Mother's Age
Jan 14 24
Liv'g
1
Seth E. Duncklee
Lucy A. Dennison Ellen I. Orcutt
W
Campton
Machinist Farming
Wanacanda Ill Lun'burg Mass
Sherbr'ke Que Leominst'r Mas Rockland Me Ireland
34
36 29
Apr May
10
M
3
Hiram W. Houghton Leslie W. Palmer Frank Littlefield
Martha Keniston
Campton
Farming
Ellsworth
32
27
18
Nellie Littlefield
Fì
2
6
Oliver
Daisy Dustin
Campton
Laborer Farming
N Brunswick Hebron
Campton Bridgewater
36
29
21
Harin Jeff Tyrell
Bessie Victoria
F
2
Walter G Hanscomb
Ethel M. Herring
".
Campton
Farming
Thornton
Germany
54
33
3
Mark R. Avery
M
1
Mark F. Avery
Emmy Thal
46
Campton
Carpenter
Campton
Thornton
31
25
12
Dec
9
Arthur Noseworthy
M
1
Leonard R. Durgin Joseph Noseworthy
Josephine E. Adams
Campton
Laborer
Newfoundl'nd
Campton
27
21
4
= = ==
Mary O'Brien
= Campton
Laborer
Bethlehem
37
29
Aug
21
Theodore Dustin
M
3
Comeau Hiram Tyrell
Ida Romprey
:
Campton
R R trackm'n
Campton
Wolcott Vt
34
30
Sept Nov
24
=
4 4
3
Delma M. Cook
:
Sex and condition
Male or
Living
or
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
.
22
Campton
26
= Campton
Marriages Registered in the Town of Campton, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1915.
Date-1915
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 Bride of each
Name of Parents
Birthplace of Parents
Occupation of Parents
Times mar'd
Name, residence and official sta- tion of person by whom married
Mar 29
Plymouth
Jos. Noseworthy Josephine Adams
Campton Campton
26
W Laborer
Newf'ndl'nd Campton
John Noseworthy Mary Costello Ai Adams Zilla Gormley Willard C Page Ada Roberts Dean S Moulton Lizzie J Brigham Will'd C Pulsifer Clara J Worthen Anth'y W Smith Lydia J Hall
Newf'ndland Newf'ndland Campton Nova Scotia Meredith Meredith Ellsworth Jefferson Campton Holderness Greenfield Stoddard
Stone mason Housewife Farmer Housewife Farmer |Housewife |Farmer
1
Rev A L Smith Plymouth
1
1
Rev J R Conrad
Aug
6
Plymouth
Albert W. Page
Campton
29
Farmer
Campton
Lizzie I Moulton
Campton
17
Mill operative
Clinton Mass
Housewife
Aug
16
Lakeport
Fred E Pulsifer Bertha A. Smith
Campton
28
Farmer
Farmer
1
Rev A H Sargent Franklin
Sanbornton 24
Teacher
Campton Keene
Housewife
Mechanic Housewife
1
Plymouth
1
21
: Housekeeper
Deaths Registered in the Town of Campton, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1915.
Age
Sex and Conditions
Place of Birth
Date-1915
Name and Sur- name of deceased
Place of Birth
Months
Days
Color
Single, mar
or widowed
Occupation
Father
Mother
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Cause of Death
Jan Feb Mar
24 S
Car'lin' M Pierce Car'lin' M Evans Lizzie J Moulton
72
5
10
Campton Dover Jaffrey
Housewife Housewife Housewife
Clinton Mass Sandwich
Berlin Mass Thornton Holderness
Greenleaf Foss Simeon Taylor Levi E Brigham Gene Wallace Simeon D York Albert Sanborn William Nelson Mark Spokesfield John Fifield William Miclon Mark F Avery Giles Merrill Varney G Durgin
Rebecca Mitchell Susan D Ford Angenette Barnes Julia M Durgin Charl'te Worthen
Senility Cerebral hemo'ge Acute peritonitis Senility
:
27
Charles W York
48
5
21
Lynn Mass Jericho Vt
Postmaster Farmer Mill man
Campton
Aug
25
Mary L Gosley
34
4
24
Campton Woodstock Plymouth
F
Canada Thornton
Vermont Germany Wentworth
Delia A Moulton Sarah Bodge Rosanna Plant Emmy Thal Ruth Page
Acute Nephritis Intest'l obstruc'n Difficult birth
Nov
9
Mark R Avery
6
Campton
M
: : : : :
Thornton
Thornton
Ella M Foss
Acute myocarditis
25
Sam'l E Merrill Harry A Durgin
25
11
5
Rumney Thornton
:
:
Housewife
16
Lydia M Webster 72 80
52
10
16
10
5
Thornton
1
M
Apr
8
12
4
46
4
4
85
1
17
Sept
1
Jos'h E Sanborn Edward J Nelson Chas E Spok'sf'ld Maria D Fifield
47
26
:
Jericho, Vt Ellsworth
Marilla Cumm'gs Acute peritonitis Isab'll M'Candeles Pneumonia
Suicide
May
13
76
3
6
:
:
GEORGE D. PATTEE, Town Clerk.
Cerebral Hem'ge
12
78
28
Male or
Female
Years
9
Senility
SCHOOL REPORT
SCHOOL TREASURER'S REPORT.
Lucy E. Cook, Treasurer, in Account with Campton School District.
1915-16. Dr.
1915.
Feb. 15, Cash on hand, $ 448 86
June 5, Town treasurer, school money in part, 1,500 00
Sept. 7, Rebate from N. H., on account of Sara E. Dole, 6 67
Town treasurer, school money in part, 1,000 00
Nov. 7, Town treasurer, school money in full, 500 00
Town treasurer, H. S. tuition money in full, 700 00
Dec. 29, Town treasurer, literary fund,
109 20
Town treasurer, State aid for qualified teachers, 190 00
Town treasurer, State aid for average attendance, 187 80
Town treasurer, H. S. tuition money from state, 327 99
Town treasurer, books and supplies, 150 00
Town treasurer, salary of district officers, 120 00
1916
Jan. 10, Town treasurer, dog money for 1914 in full, 157 34
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