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A. H. Jackman, 1 cord stove wood, $4 50
LOCKEHAVEN.
Franklin N. Leach, 3 cords hard wood, $10 50
1 cord soft wood, 3 00
$13 50
$63 18
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
Amos M. Bryant's bill.
Paid for whitewashing at Shakers, $3 20
Varnish and work, Shakers, 3 63
Whitewashing, Center, 1 00
Glass and setting, Center, 10
Services as clerk, 2 00
J. C. Rollins for work, Center, 90
Broom and Grass Seed, Center, 55
F. B. Morse for & round, Center, 35
W. A. Abbott, Ink and Crayons,
53
T. E. Furnald, drawing gravel, Center,
50
2 boxes Crayons,
20
Crayons,
33
Lock and putting it on, Cambridgeville, 60
A. M. Bucklin's bill.
Dinner for teacher, 50
Ink, pencils, etc., 45
35
Paid Papering, East Hill, $1 00
Cleaning stove pipe, etc.,
1 00
Postage and express, 55
E. E. Marrs, (East Hill. )
Glass, hinges, nails, etc.,
85
Shingles and lumber,
1 25
Work on school house,
1 50
Glass and work at Lockehaven,
50
F. S. Gordon, 2 dippers,
34
W. A. Abbott's bill,
4 86
F. T. Currier's bill,
3 86
F. T. Currier's bill,
3 12
$33 70
Recapitulation.
Whole amount of school money received,
$1959 98
PAID OUT.
Center school,
$447 75
East Hill,
166 50
Cambridgeville,
190 30
Mont Calm,
168 50
George Hill,
158 00
Lockehaven,
219 98
Shaker school,
155 91
Schooling out of town,
50 88
Conveyance,
115 50
Wood,
63 18
Miscellaneous bills,
33 70
$1770 20
In hands of Amos M. Bryant, Treasurer,
$189 78
Repair Money. RECEIVED.
David Noyes, $15 63
36
Rec'd Leonard Bartlett, sheathing, $ 52
A. II. Jackman, 6. 35
Dominic Cannon, Shaker school house, 60 00
$76 50
PAID OUT. George Hill School House.
Paid F. B. Morse, for 1000 feet
pine sheathing, $18 00
Drawing same from Lebanon, 2 50
1 pine door, 1 30
Freight on door, 25
Cartage and postage, 15
150 feet 2 inch quarter round, 75
G. F. Heath, work, 14 60
G. F. Pettengill, stove, 3 00
$40 55
East Hill.
Paid D. Eastman, 1 stove, $9 00
Water pails, dippers, broom, 1 53
Wm. H. Wright, mortar and putting on same. 1 75
M. H. Milton, paper and border- ing 1 44
D). Eastman, stove board and camper, 1 45
C. H. Brown, whitning, 1 00
A. L. Moody, work and lumber, 50
$16 67
857 22
In hands of Amos M. Bryant, treasurer, $19 28
We, the undersigned Auditors for the town of Enfield school board, have examined the account of the Treasurer for the year ending Feb. 15. 1897, which we find to be correct and properly vouched and submit the above report.
FRANK T. CURRIER. ) Auditors.
L. N. SARGENT,
School Report
. . OF THE . .
TOWN DISTRICT.
The treasurer's report shows the cost of our school, num- ber of weeks, and by whom taught. We give the number of scholars in each school and the names of pupils who have at- tended a full term without an absence. Lottie Bucklin has the highest honor on the roll, not a . mark for three terms. Sadie Russell leads in perfect recitations, only five answers missed in two terms of five studies each term. A set of charts and works of reference have been purchased supplying a much needed want. As the Center school is well graded we suggest that the school board at the opening of the next school year present a course of study that will meet the wants of the pupils ; make the text-books uniform in this, and all schools and thus remove many mixed studies. Some of our school houses need repairing; it will be necessary to raise funds for that purpose.
Center.
No. scholars registered :- Grammar school, 20; Primary, 21. On the roll of perfect attendance, Lena M. Banks, Ida M. Colburn, Myrtle C. Fisher, Nina C. Kidder, Dora A. Lawn, Daisie E. Lawn, Charlie A. Banks, Ralph Follansbee, Harlie V. Howard, Walter C. Morse, Offie C. Perley, Ernest O. Bailey, Jennie Quimby, Arthur Lawn.
East Hill.
No. of scholars, 11. Perfect attendance, Mary Bucklin, Blanche Stevens. Ernest Akerman, Lottie Bucklin, Lewis Cochran, Flora Bucklin, Miner Cochran, Eva Akerman, Oli- ver Brown.
George Hill.
No. of scholars, 13. Perfect attendance, Winnie Heath, Alice Heath, Leonard Bartlett, Sadie Russell, Laura Stevens, Willie Philbrick.
Cambridgeville.
No of scholars, 21 Perfect attendance, Harry Foster, George Laffee, Fred Wardrobe, Ray Wardrobe, Charlie Whit- temore.
Montcalm.
We have not the register ; we found at each of our visits to the school 10 scholars.
Lockehaven.
No. of scholars, 16. Perfect attendance, Edwin A. Locke, Russell B. Locke, Marion F. Locke, Helen O. Locke. Register containing report of first and second terms not re- ceived.
Shaker School.
No. of scholars, 25. Perfect attendance, Blanche Dan- forth, Louise Brocklebank, Jennie Boyden, Elsie Welden, Maude Whiting.
Remarks.
Another school year has added its record to the history of the past and though the record of the schools of Enfield for 1896 may be laid away and in time forgotton, the influence the schools have had upon the town and those who have been
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taught, will be felt through time and the commencement of time is but the beginning of eternity. In supporting our school every citizen desires that our schools shall add to the intellectual worth of our town, and every one feels a personal pride that Enfield is so well equipped in educational facilities. Some of our schools have been very well taught, some of our teachers among those of the best. We make no individual re- port of what the work in each school has been as we could only speak of them briefly and would in no way add or detract from the merits of teacher or pupil. Every one represented in our schools knows, or should know the value of them, whether good or bad. We suggest to teachers who have fail- ed to make their school what an ideal school should be and have felt inadequate to the duties of the school-room, deter- mine to be no longer a failure, but resolve that every day's la- bor shall be more effective than the last one ; that every term's experience shall make the next a higher success ; that every successive class taught in any given branch, shall be better managed, more effectively drilled, more deeply and thoroughly roused to an earnest and cheerful activity, than any preceed- ing one. He who rises through difficulties to an eminent pos- ition is stronger in that position than he who is born to it. To parents we say if you are to pass judgement upon teachers, schools and school management, do it without prejudice or malice ; never be indifferent to the educational interest of your children ; remember that much devolves upon you in fitting the child to do life's work well. To the children of our schools we say to you that ere long will be entrusted to your care the management of our schools also the affairs of state and nation ; qualify yourselves for the high and noble duties that await you.
There is a grand and lofty destiny to be achieved, labor for it ; and now while in the vigor of youth is the time to for- tify yourselves for the emergencies that await you, may you improve your opportunities in a way that you may become a bright and shining light in whatever place you occupy is the wish of
Geo. F. Pettengill, School A. M. Bryant,
A. M. Bucklin, Board.
Feb. 22, 1897.
School District No. 1,
Treasurer's Report.
DR.
May 20, 1896.
To cash received from former treasurer,
$80 22
School money, 1896. 1123 92
Cash for school supplies, 85 88
Cash for tuitions,
36 00
School money from Canaan, 7 34
Cash for Flag subscription,
2 75
$1336 11
CR.
Paid teachers' salaries,
$913 50
School supplies and express.
85 88
Wood.
35 00
Concrete,
31 25
Miscellaneous expenses,
53 40
Cash on hand,
217 08
$1336 11
W. C. CLOUGH, Treasurer.
Feb. 23, 1897.
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Report of Enfield Public Library.
MONEY RECEIVED DURING THE PAST YEAR.
From the Town of Enfield,
$100 00
J. W. Dodge fund, 32 56
Jennie M. Huse, for fines, 3 10
F. T. Currier, for lost book, 50
Wyman Currier, for catalogue, 10
Of this amount $80.05 has been expended in books.
Balance on hand, $56.21.
Number of books in the library, 1747.
Catalogues have been printed and may be had of the librarian.
The consolidation between the Association library and the Public library has been satisfactorially accomplished.
Those who live nearer Enfield Center than Enfield can procure catalogues and cards of F. T. Currier and get and re- turn books through him.
Instructions for drawing books are given on the cover of each catalogue.
Any one desiring any particular book or books to be bought for the library are requested to send a list of them to one of the trustees.
Respectfully submitted,
AMOS BRYANT, Trustees HIRAM GAGE, Enfield Pub-
WALTER DOLE, lic Library.
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DEATHS
Registered in the Town of Enfield, N. H., for the Year ending December 31, 1896.
Date
Place of
Name and Surname
Place of
1896.
Death.
of the Deceased.
Years.
Months. Days.
Birth.
Sex.
Color .
Single, Marri-
Occupation .
Father.
Mother.
Mother.
Jan. 12 Enfield 19
83
2 9 74 10 20 Wilmot
66
W
93 1|9 Wentworth
65
6 Ireland
M F
Housewife Boarding Farmer
Farmer
May 16
Natt M. Wheeler Fred K. Pettengill
95 86
7| 3 | Warren R. I. 9.21
Enfield
Aug. +
18
=
66
54
Sheffield Vt
F
S
W Housewife Housewife
66
27
29
66
30
M
F
M W
5
Canaan 21 Enfield
W S
Finland
Finland
Dan'l W. Campbell Isaac Jones
Mary V. Clough Hannah Noyes
Feb. 25.
Mar. 1
19
19
26
Rosamond H. Pattee Sarah M. Stevens Laura Cogswell William Savage Saralı A. Farnald Elisha R. Horton Lewis C. Paddleford
Enfield
F
W
Housewife
Canaan Atkinson
Enfield South Hamptn
Ireland Enfield Conn.
Isaac Clifford John Savage Wm. Washburn Elisha P. Horton Chas. Paddleford
Apr. 10
Easter Lillie
5 Enfield
M M F M
M M D S S W W S
White.
M S S
Laborer
Sept. 27 Oct. +
Hanover .Springfield Essex, Mass. Essex, Mass. Springfield Unity
So. Hampton
Dec.
10
15
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Betsy A. Quimby Eleanor Collins Sally P. Burnham Frank P. Quimby Minerva Stevens Sarah C. Porter Loraine P. Goss Henry Yansen
66 5 19 Springfield 88 7 8 Essex, Mass. 77 10.29 Canaan 34 8 29 Springfield 62 5:21 Salisbury 86| 8 14 Newton
W W S Farmer Housekeeper
M
Wentworth Ireland Carlile, Mo. Conn. Enfield Gulph Canada R. I. Salisbury Finland* Reading, Mass Finland Vermont Northfield Vt Springfield Essex Mass Kingston Springfield Hopkinton Newton
Hampton PEI R. I.
Anson, Me. Finland Orford Finland
Samuel Roberts Salisbury Wheeler Zacheous Pettengill John Seveela Ruben Roberts David Davidson Thomas Heath Walter Dole T. C. Hoyt David Burnham Elijah Gove Wm. H. Quimby Daniel Flanders Williba Colby Samuel Williams Willie Yansen
Polly Stevens Bridget Welch Hannah Worthen Avis Wheaton Mary Blake E. J. Doull Phœbe Peck Judith Sanborn Nellie Seveela Sally Mann Castawa Luokala Patience Simson Fannie L. Dodge Louisa Quimby Rachael Choate Edna Poland Betsey A. Hoyt Martha Scribner Elizabeth Tewksbury Perual Worth Mary Davidson
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
L. N. SARGENT, Town Clerk.
Maiden Name of
Name of Father.
60
75
5
74
2 4 Enfield Conn. Canaan
24
Omar Roberts Willie Davidson Elmore Heath
68 8 10|Orford 4 27 Enfield
Farmer
6
66 31 Hanover 7 Enfield
68|
Age.
ed or Widow'd
Birthplace of | Birthplace of
MARRIAGES Registered in the Town of Enfield, N. H., for the Year ending December 31, 1896.
Date
Place of Name and Surname Residence of
Each at time of Marriage.
Age in Years.
Color of each.
of
Birthplace of
Occupation.
Parents.
No. of Mar.
Name, Residence, and Official Station of Person by Whom Married.
Nov. 7 W Canaan
Joseph HI. Gates
Enfield
21
Farmer
Nova Scotia John H. Gates Springfield Hattie A. Harris A. P. Stevens Jane Loverin Willsb'ro B NY Joseph Birch
Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Grafton Springfield England
Farmer
1 J. of P.
Canaan
Nov. 11 Enfield
Joseph H. Bennett
·
21
Barber
Compositor
Ilanover
Ida Sumner A. J. Hadley Carrie Blaisdell Elisher Whittier Zabra Pierce
Burlington Vt Hanover
Laborer
1
Enfield
Nov. 12 Grafton
Will A. Whittier
27
Quarriman
Enfield
Hartland Vt
Lewis J. Strong Diana E. Boyd No. Adams Ms Wm. Thomas
Orange Orange Montreal (' Hartford Vt Wales England Canaan
Laborer
1
Grafton
Dec. 24 Enfield
George Thomas.
25
Weaver
White.
Weaver
Canaan NH
Dec. 25 Lebanon
Peter Dempsey
27
Weaver
New York
Ireland
1 M. H. Egan
Sarah May
27
Weaver
New York
..
1 Catholic Pr'st Lebanon
Dec. 26 Enfield
John Gallagher, jr
33
Finisher
Ireland
..
Farmer
1 Rev. W. A. Prosser
Ida M. Williams
20
Weaver
Canaan N H
Farmer
1
Enfield
Dee. 30 Enfield
Ralph L. Higgins
18
Mechanic
Maine
Hanover
Carpenter
1 Rev. W. A. Prosser
Clara B. Stineford
18
Maine
J. M. Whitney E. M. Bntman Peter Dempsey Bridget Burns James May Ann Queen John Gallagher Margaret Baxter E. O. Williams Lizzie M. Copp Sylvester Higgins Lydia A. Nason Joseph Stineford M. J. Rondary
Maine .
Farmer
1
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
L. N. SARGENT, Town Clerk.
.
Each.
Bride.
Occupation of Birthplace Groom and
Name of Parents.
1896.
Marriage. of Groom and Bride.
-
Farmer
2 J. J. Harrigan
Rose Etta Stevens
..
17
1 Rev. Walter Dole
Florence L. Hadley
20
Boston Mass
Mechanic
1 Rev. Edward Francis
Grace J. Strong
Teacher
M. L. Launchbery
Josie M. Whitney
22
1
Enfield
Nurse
('Jerk
1 Rev. Walter Dole
Enfield
Vermont
.
:
-
MARRIAGES Registered in the Town of Enfield, N. H., for the Year ending December 31, 1896.
Date
Place of Name and Surname Residence
of
Age in Years.
Color of each.
Occupation of Birthiplace of Groom and Eaclı. Bride.
Name of Parents.
Occupation.
No. of Mar.
and Official Station of Person by Whom Married.
Feb. 22. Enfield
Calvin H. Skinner
Enfield
21|
Spinner
Hanover
Chas. B. Skinner Mary B. Clarke H. J. Cole "Nellie M. Howe
Vermont Hanover Derby Vt Enfield Canada Middleton Vt
Mechanic
1
Enfield
Apr. 1
Allec Cayen
66
22
Laborer
Hampton N H George Cayen Mary Roberts Sherbrook P Q Joseph Drouse Lucy LeFay A. A. Smith Julia A. Heath Canaan Frank Tucker
P. Q.
Farmer
2 J. of P.
Enfield
Apr. 25
"
Stephen D. Smith, 2d.
21
Farmer
Hanover
Lempster N H Farmer
Hanover
Canada
Deceased
2
Enfield
Apr. 26 Lebanon
Mary C. Arınshire Frank Babbitt Mercy Charlton Elwin A. Nichols Olina Kronberg William A. Wilmot
Lebanon
20
England
Mary Bill John Babbitt Salomi Marden John Charlton
Hanover
Deceased
2
Rev. E. T. Farrill
1
Lebanon
Apr. 28 Enfield
Enfield
41
Farmer
Canaan
Benj. T. Nichols Lydia Welch
England Canaan Sweden
Deceased
1
Rev. Walter Dole
1
Enfield
May 5
28
Harnessmaker Thetford, Vt.
Norwich Vt
Farmer
1; Rev. W. A. Prosser
Thetford Vt
1
Enfield
July 11
Lizzie J. McCracken Benj. F. Pettengill Annie M. Gardner
Boston, Mass. 33
2
Enfield
Oct. 12
George Nutting Jessie Langley
Enfield
39
Mechanic
3 L. N. Sargent
Peterboro 45
2 J. of P. Enfield
Whitefield Vt
Farmer
1| Rev. Walter Dole,
Viola M. Cole
21
Weaver
Enfield
Farmer
1 L. N. Sargent,
Mary Broudey
32
25
62
Farmer
Hanover
White.
30
Sweden
H'ntingt'n P Q Blacksmith Boston Mass Enfield Canaan
2| Rev. W. A. Prosser
53
Blacksmith
Sweden Johannes Kronberg Aumstima Anderson A. M. Wilmot Laura M. Newcomb Wisconsin Jas. A. McCracken Mary A. Hawley Franklin N. H. John Pettengill Mahala Kimball Boston Mass J. M. Farnum A. E. M. Robinson Claremont Harry Nutting Naomi Daniels Weston Vt. Herbert Lee Esther Holt
W. Newton Ms Merchant Bangor Me Weath'sf'ld Vermont Greenf'ld N H
Name, Residence,
1897.
Marriage. of Groom and Bride.
Each at time of Marriage.
Yea.
Birthplace of
Parents.
-
P. Q.
1| Rev. W. A. Prosser
Lancaster N H England
23
BIRTHS Registered in the Town of Enfield, N. H., for the Year ending December 31, 1896.
Date
Name of Child
Living
Color.
Parents
Color of
Parents.
Father.
Father.
Mother.
Father's Ag e.
Mother's Age.
Jan. 1 Hazel Melvina .. 9 George (Conant)
Female Male Female
Living
2
Frank L. Moody
Myrtie L. Peaslee
Enfield
Laborer Farmer
Enfield Canaan
Grafton Hanover Enfield
40 35
1:2
Stillborn Living
2
Thomas F. Cane E. E. Follansbee
Minnie D. Talbert
..
Designer
Enfield Canada Newport
Hanover
25 18
Mar. 4 Nettie May
1
Guy E. Huse
Lucy A. Elliott
Mill operative 66
Enfield Finland
'Tilton
23 25
.6
19 Florence Edith
Finland
25 24
Apr.
Male Female
3
John Me Williams
Jennie Quigley
Elizabeth S. Donll
Stone cutter
Canada
Lisbon
Enfield
28 30
10 James Allen
Male Female Male
66
2
Frank T. Currier
Carrie E. Morse
Merenant
Enfield
Enfield
38:24
Nellie Siveela
Laborer
Finland
Finland
25 27
May 24
Weaver
Amesbury Ms
Plainfield
22 21
Jun. 2 Edgar Parker 15 Marion Lawn
Female
3
3
Cora E. Rowe
Farmer
Conn. Enfield
Springfield
129.23,
21 Florence Mildred
Female
66
1
A. H. Jackman
Flora M. Heath
R. M. S. Clerk
Canaan
Hallowell Eng 33,28
31 Harry Mayoh
Male
1
F. H. Follansbee
M. Alice Mayoh.
Farmer
Marlow, N. H.
Canada
20 20
Ang. 6- 64
.6
5 Win. J. Fraser
1
Chas. P. Quimby
Josephine Wells
('arder
Springfield
Hanover
Salisb'ry cr NY 44 35 Goodshire Eng 62,19
Frank Babbitt | Walter Dole
Mercy Charlton Fannie L. Dodge
Clergyman
Northfield, Vt. Hanover Enfield
Lebanon
33 23
24 Henry
Male
64
1 Willie Yansen
Mary V. Davidson
:
R. R. Laborer
Finland
Finland
24 23
Dec. 18 Myron Harley
Ireland
32 31
28 Ellen Mary
Female
66
Wilbur F. Morse.
Reta C. Bolin
Farmer
Enfield
Sweeden
23 24
29 Reta Olive
..
..
1
Wm. Kendry Lorenzo Hall
Edna A. Williams
..
Weaver
David Davidson
Keostavs Luokala
Weaver
Seotland
Granit'ville RI 33 34 Hampton PE 1 37|27
Cora A. Fogg Eva Gerhard
Farmer
Austria
Austria
43.38
11 19 Paul Lang
Stillborn Living
1
Henry P. Kirwin Will S. Aiken A. G. Granger
Cora R. Lawn
Corinth Vt.
Enfield
27,24
Canada
126 22
Jul. 1 Clarence Archie
Male
Female
1
Ferdinand Spaulding
Mary String
Mary McLane
Spinner
Machester Eng Co. Lond, Ir.
33 32
16
17 Nettie May
..
1 3 3 H. A. Follansbee
Kate E. McCollester
Farmer
Nov. 14 Gladys
66
Living
4 Elmer Kidder
Amy A. Slack
Farmer
Enfield
Enfield
30 23
James Gallagher
Rosa Gallagher
Spinner
Ireland
1890.
(if any)
Stillborn
No. of Child.
Maiden Name of
Residenee of Occupation of Birthplace of Birthplace of
Sex.
or
Name of Father.
1 Lewis Rainey
Lilla M. Conant
3 Daniel W. Cambell
Mary V. Clough
44
Loom fixer
22 Gertrude May
Enfield
33 26 Fitchburg Ms 26 29
Feb. 4 Gladys Vera 9 Winnifred
Ontario Ca.
38|25
.. 1) Willie 1 Mabel 5 Easter Lillie
Samuel Roberts Lee J. Noyes Mack Schimminiska
3 6
3
White.
John J. Siveela
Mand A. Goss
White.
Farmer
Sept. 6 Mildred Florence Oet. 4
Stillborn
45:37
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
L. N. SARGENT, Town Clerk.
27 19
18
Mary A. McDonnell
Violet Kirby
Fireman
66
1
Mother.
DOLLARS FOR FIFTY CENTS
IN
CLOTHING.
We take the entire stock-blacks excepted-of Men's and Boys' Suits and sell you at exactly half the price the tags call for.
No shortcomings ; no faults ; suits made up to our usual standard of excellence. We believe it. to ber good store- keeping to clear the stock from our tables. That's all.
$15.00 Suits are $7.50; $14.00 Suits are $7.00.
12.50 ... 6.25; 12.00 66 6.00. 10.00
5.00; 8.50
4.25.
8.00
4.00; 7.50 66 3.75.
You pay just half the original price.
MEN'S SHOES.
A good Shoe store is a part of the plan of this business ; at present it has reached the men's needs only.
You probably ask yourself : What advantage do I get in buying shoes.of you ? Do I get them cheaper; those that wear longer, keep their shape better, more stylish or what?
You get the best shoes we know how to buy; you get the truth about them, what they are and how made.
You get them for what they cost us, plus an honest profit and if they don't prove satisfactory you get your money back if you want it.
SMITH AND DOROTHY,
ENFIELD, N. H.
Are You Going To Need Any
I I
SYRUP CANS SUGAR PAILS SAP BUCKETS
We are selling them very low for cash only.
We have also a good stock of
HARDWARE
and Builders Supplies, TIN and HOLLOW WARE.
We keep constantly on hand a stock of the best
LEAD AND OIL, ALSO
Masury's Ready Mixed Paints.
Call and see us, our prices will please you,
Burnham & Fogg, - Enfield, N. H.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
Crawford Bicycles
and the B. & D. Special this season.
Do not buy a Bicycle until you have seen our wheels.
BARBED WIRE, WIRE NAILS, SPRING BEDS, AND LAWN SWINGS.
PAINTS AND OIL.
Timothy Seed, CLOVER,
American Wonder Peas, CHAMPION,
ALSIKE, HUNGARIAN.
McLean's Advancer. LITTLE GEM.
A General Stock of Groceries and Flour,
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
F. T. CURRIER,
Enfield Center,
N. H
E. B. HUSE, Fire Insurance AND
Real Estate Agency,
Office over B. & M. R. R. Station, ENFIELD,
N. H.
Represents 10 of the best Insurance Companies in Bst United States whose combined capital is over
$25,000.000.
All applications promptly attended to. Notary Public & Collection Agent.
"Still at the old Stand"
Where you can find a full line of
Horse Clothing
Of all Descriptions.
FUR ROBES At nearly cost for the next
60 DAYS.
W. A. WILMOT, - ENFIELD, N. H.
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