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3,739 00
Temporary loan and interest
5,143 19
Hedgehog bounties
17 00
Police court
44 36
Taxes bid off by town
682 36
Town officers
1,923 00
Miscellaneous
1,435 85
$48,714 39
Respectfully Submitted
J. E. MCINTIRE, Selectmen C. A. CLEVELAND, of
J. W. TRULAND, Lancaster.
Lancaster, N. H., Feb. 24th 1905
We have this day examined the books and accounts of the selectmen of the own of Lancaster and find same correct, with Proper vouchers.
J. D. HOWE, Auditors. CHAS. L. HURLEY,
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Treasurer's Report.
W. H. McCARTEN, Treasurer,
in account with the Town of Lancaster, N. H. : Feb. 23 Balance on hand $2,283 34 26 Cash of J. M. Rowell, coll. 1903 377 68
$2,661 02
DISBURSEMENTS.
By paid orders drawn by selectmen $1,318 28
Balance turned over to A. R. Timberlake,
new Treasurer
$1,342 74
Respectfully submitted, W. H. McCARTEN, Treasurer.
March 14, 1904.
Examined and found correct, with proper vouchers.
JOSEPH D. HOWE, CHAS. L. HURLEY, S Auditors.
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ARTHUR R. TIMBERLAKE, Treasurer, in account with the town of Lancaster, N. H. :
To cash of W. H. McCarten, former Treas. $1,342 74
J. M. Rowelf, coll. 1903 65 18
sewer taxes 135 00
David Parks, taxes for 1903
48 40
Lancaster Savings Bank, proceeds of note 3,000 00
Frank T. Wells, taxes bid off by town 32 84
Welch Bros., circus license 20 00
rent of grounds 17 50
Lancaster National Bank, proceeds of note 2,000 00
F. E. Richardson, taxes for 1903 on Lancaster Mills 19 31
Geo. V. Moulton, coll. 1904 37,096 49
" sewer taxes 90 00
Forepaugh & Sells Bros., circus license 30 00
Wmn. Gleason, sewer tax 1904 15 00
State Treas .. 50 per cent liquor license fees 42 30
O. P. Wheeler, for grass on parks 10 00
F. E. Congdon, for concreting
8 44
H. S. Webb,
31 50
V. E. Smith, 14 75
J. C. Rockwell, tent show license
40 00
Mary E. Moore, cemetery fund
50 00
Martha B. Jacobs,
50 00
Geo. E. Stevens, for crushed rock
4 00
John Parks, for barrel
1 00
W. H. Little,
75
L. G. Bailey, cemetery fund 50 00
F. C. Cleaveland, for concreting 7 12
A. C. Howland,
21 50
21
Solon A. Carter, State Treas., insurance tax 63 45
Solon A. Carter, State Treas., railroad tax 341 14
Solon A. Carter, State Treas., Savings Bank tax 3,629 82
Solon A. Carter, State Treas., literary fund 366 85
Solon A. Carter, State Treas., High School tuition 81 62
C. L. Sedgell, taxes for 1903 17 14
Mrs. C. E. Allen, for concreting
18 75
John T. Amey,
8 25
Frank Smith, for concreting
75
P. J. Noyes, 29 25
Miss Eva VanDyke, for concreting
1 50
Union School Dist., " 23 38
Chas. F. Colby Estate, for concreting
1 00
W. E. Ingerson, for barrels 1 00
Benj. Benton, 2 00
C. B Jordan, for concreting 132 00
James Donahue 66
60 00
R. J. Brown, town histories sold 4 50
Geo. N. Kent, for concreting 4 25
Stephen Simmons, taxes for 1904
30 48
E. S. Freeeman, for concreting 82 50
W. G. Baker,
3 50
Allan Moyle, 14 00
W. W. Buswell, on acct. taxes for 1903 10 00
M. E. Church, for concreting 15 00
Geo. W. Lane, “
12 00
State Treas., bounties on 68 hedgehogs
17 00
George S. Wilder, four years rent school lot 8 00
22
I. W. Drew, for concreting 45 00
H. B. Carpenter, 18 37
Mrs. W. B. Morton, for concreting 6 00
Hartley, Baker & Cummings, rent school lot 2 00
Mrs. Nettie M. Balch, lot Scotts ceme- tery 7 00
Matthew Monahan, for barrels
4 00
Lancaster Public Library, town history sold 1 50
E. V. Cobleigh, town histories sold 12 50
Mary W. Clough estate, cemetery fund 50 00
A C. Haynes, for barrel 1 00
Timothy Sullivan, for concreting 75
R. J. Brown, for dog licenses
262 95
F. E. Richardson, redemption of Mrs. Bothell house lot 4 91
Geo. Cummings, for grass on parks 2 00
C. A. Cleveland, for concreting 42 00
Lancaster National Bank, settlement on account change in side walk 1903 20 00
Jett L. Bass, Coll. 1901, sewer taxes 45 00
$49,747 93
DISBURSEMENTS.
By paid interest on town notes 939 00
Solon A Carter, State, Treas., State tax 1904 2,220 00
D. S. Currier, Treas., county tax 1904 5,850 32
Lancaster Nat'l Bank, note and interest 2,048 61
Lancaster Sav. Bank 3,094 58
Town bonds and interest on bonds 2,800 00
Orders drawn by selectmen 31,410 36
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By cash on hand, Feb. 25, 1905 1,385 06
February 25, 1905.
$49,747 93
Examined and found correct with proper vouchers.
JOSEPH D. HOWE, CHAS L. HURLEY, Auditors.
24 Town and Masonic Building.
Report of F. B. SPAULDING, Manager. Total Receipts, Feb. 15, 1904 to Feb. 15, 1905 $1,350 05
". Expenses, 66
1,347 89
Balance on hand $2 16
ASSETS.
Cash
$ 2 16
Due from Lecture Course
30 00
60
Basket Ball
10 37
Lancaster Precinct
50 00
6 6
North Star Corporation 208 05
$300 58
LIABILITIES
C. A. Young, services
$300 00
F. B. Spaulding, services
100 00
Thompson Manufacturing Co., supplies
89 82
L. F. Moore
61 05
Jones & Linscott, lights
32 31
$583 18
Net deficit
$282 60
RECEIPTS.
1904
Feb. 15
Cash on hand
$ 28 29
26 Eastern Star banquet 5 00
Mar. 8
M. E. Society, dinner 4 00
18 Uncle Tom's Cabin
19 00
Pearle Kimball
1 50
Apr. 5
Masonic Ball
20 00
29 High School play
22 00
25
May 2 Arthur Cowan, rent 5 00
5 Darthmouth Club 17 00
12 Penthesilea 37 31
Looping the Loop 14 00
20 Woronoco Club
14 00
June 15 Hustler and the Maid
20 00
25
Town of Lancaster 1/2 deficit
166 83
High School Reception 20 00
High School Graduation
12 00
27 Base Ball Carnival
40 00
July 1 North Star Corporation 12 deficit 166 83
5 Town Gossip
4 69
8 Welch Bros., use bill boards 2 00
16
Arthur Cowan, rent 10 00
23 Eastern Star, opera 38 00
26 All Saints' Church 13 00
Aug. 5 Duncan Cla, k
6 25
20 Lancaster Fire Precinct, rent to July 1 100 00
26
Unity Club, Old Home Day 15 00
31 Guy Brothers Minstrels 15 55
Sept. 8
Grange Dance
18 00
16 Arthur Cowan, rent
10 00
21 Bunch of Keys
14 77
Oct. 1
New York Comedy Co.
47 36
7 Lancaster Fire Precinct, rent to Oct 1 100 00
13
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.
15 50
22
When Women Love Co.
23 27
Nov. 2
Herald Square Co.
24 00
8
M. E. Society, Dinner
5 00
12 Arthur Cowan, rent 10 00
26
Bennett-Moulton Co. 91 50
30
London Bioscope 6 40
26
Dec. 2 High School, Play 25 00
13 Arthur Cowan, rent 5 00
16 Congregational Society, Fair 27 00
1905
Feb. 13 C. E. Hartford, rent to Feb. 1 10 00
Lancaster Fire Precinct, rent to Jan. 1, 1905 100 00
$1,350 05
EXPENDITURES.
1904
Feb. 20
J. A. Archibald, repairing chairs 1 00
Mar. 16 R. P. Kent & Son, wax 1 50
Apr. 26 M. P. Gallagher, tuning piano 2 50
May 3
George N Kent, insurance 25 00
J. A. Archibald, repairing piano 50
June 18 July 9 Thompson Mfg Co, labor 1 50 22 Lancaster Water Co., water rent 15 00
Aug. 2 Edward Gonyea, labor on boiler 9 00
3 Barney McGinley “
15 75
Sept. 9
Bailey Bros., crash 90
16 Hodgdon & Coe, labor on lights 7 50
Oct. 26 E. B. Beach & Son, keys 60
Nov. 3 J. R. Clancy, paste brush 3 80
28 F. B. Spaulding, services, balance due Feb. 15, 1904 80 86
F. B. Spaulding, supplies 91 82
Dec. 3 H. R. Norris, labor on stage 13 00
Jones & Linscott, lights 198 23
17 C. A. Young, services, balance due Feb. 15, 1904 273 53
22
M. P. Gallagher, tuning piano 3 00
Nelson Coe, labor 7 00
23 1905
Jan. 5 D. R. Remick, wood 18 00-
.
27
6 R. P. Kent & Son, wax, etc. 3 68
Isaac Glynn, coal 289 73
16 J. M. Kimball, sundries 1 30
31 Frank Smith & Co., wood, coal and sundries 242 69
Feb. 1 H. R. Norris, labor on stage 3 00
E. B. Beach, rods and repairing 9 50
11 E. R. Norris, labor on stage 12 50
15 Lancaster Water Co., rent 15 00
labor 50
$1,347 89
February 20, 1905.
To the Selectmen of the Town of Lancaster, and the Trus- tees of the North Star Masonic Corporation :
I regret to say that the account for the past year shows a deficit. There was a good deal of work on the stage which had to be done this year in order to save the scenery, which was getting in very bad condition, and the grates under the old boiler were not suitable and it was thought advisable to replace them this year with new grates, raising them about a foot from the original position. The work on the stage cost $123.53 and the new grates and labor on the boiler cost $117.22, which two items amount to nearly the amount of the deficit for the past year. At the present time everything seems to be in good condition and I see no immediate need of any such outlay for repairs. It has also been a very quiet winter and the earnings of the building since the first of December have been very small.
Respectfully submitted, F. B. SPAULDING, Manager.
Examined and found correct with proper vouchers. J. L. MOORE, for Trustees North Star Corp. J. E. MCINTIRE, Selectman. Lancaster, N. H., Feb. 21, 1905.
Road Agents' Report.
A. C. Howland in account with the Town of Lancaster :
John Thomas, labor $301 95
S. E. Lovejoy, 66
74 25
Martin Duff. 66
18.75
Ben Thomas, 62 00
Mike Thomas,
60 50
Fred Gonyea,
51 38
Mike ·Duff,
178 75
Stephen Simmons, "
76 50
S. W. Green,
1 00
Mike Brown and team
13 40
Harold L. Bond Co., tools
3 00
W. C. Putnam, teams and men
100 00
W. C. Putnam, stone culvert Summer street
95 00
Bernard Campbell, labor
6 00
John Alexander, repairs
35
Will Pinkham, labor
1 00
Wilbur Nelson, plank
16 20
James Procter, labor
75
Hugh Corrigan,
1 50
Walter Morton,
2 00
Pat Brown
4 90
F. L. Howland,
75 50
Thompson Mfg Co., repairs and pipe
17 05
Frank Smith & Co., merchandise
32 81
Adley & Donahue, repairs
23 90
L. F. Moore, tools and chain pipe
45 53
Burt Smith, teams and men
63 75
G. J. Shoff,
20 00
Precinct bill, team and man
226 78
29
Frank C. Grant, labor
75
Will Truland,
3 15
Peter Small, 3 00
Alex Currie, labor on bridge
8 75
Sumner Perkins, labor on bridge
8 00
L. R. Hosmer, repairs
1 00
W. B. Alden, plank
96 22
John Grannis, fence posts
3 45
Elwyn Goodale, labor
16 20
Emmons Stockwell, grade
3 45
Fred Holton, sand
2 55
A. C. Howland, 112 days
224 00
man and team 6112 days
215 25
single team 75 days 37 50
self and horses
307 25
Tools and repairs
5 75
$789 75
Repairs on old sidewalks
22 00
BREAKING ROADS AND SIDEWALKS, SNOWING BRIDGES, ETC. FROM NOV. 19 TO FEB. 14.
A. C. Howland, man and team 138 05
F. L. Howland, labor 4 50
Scott Harris, 19 25
Arthur Chase,
3 00
H. E. Ingalls,
8 25
Tim Martin,
9 00
Pat Small,
I 00
John Kenney,
21 30
H. L. Carter,
1 50
Seth Washburn,
4 50
Joseph Donahue,
9 00
Precinct bill, man and team
83 42
$2,835 54
30
Credit By Town orders
F. D. Hutchins
$1,780 73 1 25
$1,781 98
Included in above bill is the new road from Richardson's to Burnside street, ($100,) the new permanent stone culvert on Summer street, ($140,) repairs on Mechanic street bridge, ($150,) building up the new street by Will McCarten's, grading and widening Williams street end of new road by Richardson's, widening and ditching Page Hill road, widen- ing Main street, grading hole in Middle street opposite Alde11 Stebbin's. The M. C. R. R. delivered Colebrook gravel free by the car load, and Middle street, Bunker Hill street and High street were graded at no cost except for handling. Also includes cutting bushes from Fair ground to Town line in Groveton and from M. C. Transfer to Town line on Page Hill road.
I herewith submit this report to the selectmen with vouchers for the same.
A. C. HOWLAND, Road Agent.
February 18, 1905.
The above account examined and we find vouchers for all disbursements except his personal bill.
We are unable to make a satisfactory settlement of the above account and have left it to the voters to decide.
J. E. MCINTIRE, Selectmen C. A. CLEVELAND, of Lancaster.
J. W. TRULAND,
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Geo. A. Webster in account with the Town of Lan- cester:
DISBURSEMENTS.
W. C. Spaulding
$4 87
Edgar A. Stickney, labor
39 00
Bert Smith and team
8 25
Harry Lucas, labor
49 50
Arthur Stickney, labor
13 50
Peter Carter, labor
29.50
Geo. S. Stockwęll, spikes
4 78
Harry Gainor, labor
27 75
Peter Brisson,
1 50
Henry B. Webster, labor
14 75
Alley Moulton, labor
3 00
Nelson Moulton, gravel and labor
42 50
Frank Smith & Co., rendrock and tools
50 00
L. F. Moore, bolts
1 90
Robert Kellum and team
6 00
Sumner Brown, labor
8 00
()rrin Wentworth, labor
75
J. E. Wentworth, labor
1 20
Adley & Donahue, blacksmithing
10 00
Thomas O'Connell, labor
1 00
T. S. Ellis, labor
1 50
Lancaster Water Co., old bill
30 34
Martin Monahan, labor
1 00
J. G. Merrow and team
2 00
Austin Lovejoy, labor
20 25
Sabin W. Brown, "
39 12
Harvey Hartford, "
2 25
John B. Rowell,
2 00
Hartford Bros.,
5 20
Harlie Stickney, 66
12 00
William H. Knight, labor
27 75
32
Harlie A. Smith and team on machine
79 06
Bert Lovejoy
69 03
John Savage and team
6 00
John Blodgett, labor
3 00
George Gray
1 50
Thadie Stickney, labor
75
Harvey Webster, cutting bushes
4 00
Wilbur Nelson, plank
40 99
Willie Pinkham, labor
3 35
W. S. Hartford,
2 50
S. A. Knight, gravel
4 00
S. H. Emerson, machine repairs
4 15
Wm. B. Alden, plank
58 95
Sylvanus Holmes, plank
197 13
W. G. Ellis
40
E. E. Peck & Son, sharp drills
3 05
Geo. A. Webster, 78 days, $2.00
156 00
Joe Wilder, 20 days, $1.50
30 00
Joe Wilder, 4 horses 1212 days
62 50
Joe Wilder, one pair horses 24 days
85 75
One pair horses on machine 20 days
40 00
Geo. A. Woods, machine repairs
6 70
Geo. A. Webster, driving horses
15 00
$1,264 97
BREAKING ROADS FROM FEB. 14 to APRIL 1, 1904.
Snow roller one day 9 00
Geo. A. Webster, shoveling snow and turning water 12 00
Joe Wilder, shoveling
7 50
Arthur Stickney
1 50
Peter Carter
1 05
Jerome Bellknap
1 00
John Blodgett
1 20
G. A. McDonald
1 05
John O'Connell
1 75
33
2 55
3 15
4 25
75
5 00
$51 75
BREAKING ROADS FROM DEC. 20, 1904, TO FEB. 15, 1905.
Running snow roller 16 days, $9.00
144 00
Geo. A. Webster, shoveling 11 days, $2.00
22 00
Breaking roads with sled
8 00
Forest Brown
5 00
Harvey Webster
1 50
Peter Brisson
7 05
Joseph Lessard
5 13
John McGerry
3 45
Geo. A. Woods
3 75
Edward Freeman
1 25
Harry Lucas
6 37
Harry Knight
3 30
Peter Carter
1 20
Harlie Stickney
6 75
Thadie Stickney
4 20
Bernie Stickney
5 25
Frank Rowell
3 60
S. H. Emerson
1 00
Fred Farnham
3 45
John B. Rowell
5 15
Barney McMann
4 20
John Costello
2 50
Harry Merrow
75
J. W. Truland
8 45
Geo. W. Webster
1 00
Wm. A. Smith
75
Leon Smith
2 25
Barney McMann Frank C. Rowell John B. Rowell Hartford Bros.
C. E. Wentworth
34
Thomas O'Connell John Smith
6 00
2 25
$269 55
SUMMARY.
For repairing roads and bridges
1,264 97
For breaking roads Feb. 15 to April 1
51 75
" to Feb. 15, 1905
269 55
$1,586 27
RECEIPTS.
To Town orders
1,300 00
286 27
Total
$1,586 27
I herewith submit this report to the selectmen, with vouchers for the same.
GEO. A. WEBSTER, Road Agent.
February 18, 1905.
Examined the above account and find it correct with vouchers.
J. E. MCINTIRE, C. A. CLEVELAND,
Selectmen of
J. W. TRULAND, Lancaster.
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G. J. Shoff in account with the town of Lancaster :
RECEIPTS.
Town order
$800
598 40
$1398 40
DISBURSEMENTS.
Walter Sutton, labor
$ 2 55
Walter Morton, 56 00
Seth Washburn, 71 00
Pat Brown, hauling plank
1 25
Bernard Campbell, labor
36 38
G. L. Wilder,
2 00
Frank Gonyer,
33 75
C. E. Kimball, man and teanı
6 00
W. W. Buswell, “ 66
12 00
Warren C. Peavey, labor
25 88
L. M. Straw,
3 85
W. H. Little,
56 25
John D. Hannux, team
4 00
Joseph H. Marshall, labor
41 63
C. T. Howe, labor teani
48 75
H. P. Adams, labor
1 00
D. R. Remick, plank
72 22
Melby Leighton, labor
12 00
S. W. Green, team
3 50
A. F. Wesson, man and team
15 00
Chas. H. Gotham, “
7 00
Geo. C. Nelson, plank
3 33
J. E. Deering, team
3 00
Geo. S. Peavey, labor
1 00
Harry L. Carter, “
12 25
P. J. Monahan, lumber
13 75
Win. Derby, labor
6 45
36
Burt Smith, hauling plank Adley & Donahue, blacksmithing 2 00
2 75
Thompson Mfg. Co., repairs on machine
2 62
Frank Smith & Co., rendrock, tools, etc. George F. Parker, labor Heman Norris, labor
15 75
1 50
1 50
E. M. Monahan, labor
12 00
E. B. Beach, blacksmithing
8 00
J. A. Monahan, gravel
5 00
Ezra Mitchell, gravel
5 00
Six horses on machine 31 days
186 00
G. Shoff, 741/2 days
149 00
Man and pair horses 10 days
30 00
Man 46 days
69 00
Boarding men
10 00
Driving horse 24 days
12 00
Man and team 7 days
24 50
$1,088 41
BREAKING ROADS AFTER FEB. 15, 1904.
Three days on roller
27 00
Two men one-half day, shoveling snow
1 50
$28 50
BREAKING ROADS DEC. 1904 TO FEB. 1905.
Chas. E. Emerson, shoveling snow
8 76
Frank Huse, shoveling snow 5 25
G. H Johnson, breaking roads
6 00
Geo. S. Peavey, breaking roads
6 05
W. W. Buswell, shoveling snow
3 00
Fred A Shute,
1 50
Joseph H. Marshall,
3 50
Henry Reed,
50
C. E. Kimball,
3 00
37
L. M. Straw 4 00
Harry Hutchins, team on roller
13 05
W. C. Hodgdon, 17 00
Walter Sutton
10 00
Bert J. Howe
3 08
C. T. Howe
8 10
Charles S. Hodgdon
4 50
W. F. Darby
3 42
W. H. Little
15 00
A. F. Wesson
43 75
Fred Holton
79 00
G. J. Shoff, 19 days
38 00
For keeping horses
5 00
$281 49
Total of all expenditures $1,398 40
G. J. SHOFF, Road Agent.
February 16, 1905.
We have examined the above account and find it correct with vouchers for the same.
J. E. MCINTIRE, Selectmen of
J. W. TRULAND, Lancaster.
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Collector's Report.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT 1901.
Due on sewers Feb. 15, 1904 $82 00
Amt. abated
$15 00
" paid Town Treasurer
45 00
60 00
to collect Feb. 15, 1905 $22 00
J. L. BASS, Collector.
J. L. ROWELL, Collector 1903.
To collect Feb. 15, 1904,
$478 31
6 6 sewers
150 00
628 31
Paid Town Treas.
427 86
66
6 €
sewers
150 00
Abatements
50 45
628 31
COLLECTOR'S REPORT 1904.
Amt. assessed
$37,833 57
Amt. added
19 49
37,853 06
Amt. Paid Town Treas.
37,096 49
Amount of abatements
240 63
Balance due
756 57
$515 94
GEO. V. MOULTON, Collector.
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COLLECTOR OF SEWER TAXES REPORT FOR YEAR 1904. Amt. assessed
$285 00
Paid to Arthur Timberlake
15 00
270 00
Amt. abated
10 00
260 00
Amt. collected
90 00
Balance due
$170 00
GEO. V. MOULTON, Collector.
Report of Overseer of Poor.
1904
Feb. 14 To cash on hand Cash rec'd of County*
$211 52
147 57
Town
500 00
859 09
DISBURSEMENTS.
Mrs. Horn
83 90
Joseph Colby
86 03
Mrs. A. Dow
4 90
Aaron Simpson
15 50
Chas. Kenniston
20 00
Dodwell Boy
2 00
Stevens Bros., teams
4 00
Alvin O'Connell
30 25
246 58
612 51
Due from County as per vouchers
231 26
$381 25
* Amt. due as shown by 1904
report
186 57
Less error in former overseer's
account 39 00
$147 57
Respectfully submitted, FRED W. STREETER
February 24, 1905.
Examined and found correct with proper vouchers.
JOSEPH D. HOWE, CHAS L. HURLEY, Auditors &
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PAID OUT FOR COUNTY POOR.
Merrill Dow
$23 04
John Mathes
21 97
Joseph Prought
27 50
Ned Shehe
35 50
Mary Huse
85 75
Stephen Pellum
6 50
N. G. Stickney
14 75
James Congdon
32 46
E. Wyman
15 00
Chas. Kenniston
42 25
Frank Gartrell
28 60
Joseph Sedgell
22 00
Maggie Worthen
1 50
Saul Boy
1 25
Mrs. Wmn. Bowtell
11 00
Fred Gallant
5 02
Jane Bowtell
90 28
Elijah Stickney
17 50
Mrs. Joseph Sedgell
10 00
L. Owen
23 50
Mary Stebbins
55 00
R. R. tickets
6 70
Dr. E. F. Stockwell
44 25
Dr Frank Spooner
42 50
Dr. W. H. Leith
12 00
Dr. H. B. Carpenter
9 75
1904
Apr. 20
Received of County
388 87
Nov. 16
to balance
296 70
685 57
685 57
Cemetery Report.
Report of CHARLES A. HOWE, Treasurer Cemetery Committee, February 25, 1905.
1904
Feb. 15 To balance on hand
DR. $10 93
CR.
Mar. 5 E. W. Fiske for lot 10 00
Apr. 26 Mrs. Nancy Goodall, lot 12 00
May 2 William Munn, lot 8 00
June 1 I. W. Drew for block of lots 120 00
3 I. W. Drew for stone 8 00
Aug. 30 Benj. Benton for lot 20 00
Sept. 30
Mrs. Walter Wilson for lot
20 00
Oct. 1 E. A. Woodward Est.
12 00
Nov. 10 Mrs. Lucy A. Peabody " 12 00
26 J. L. Dow
20 00
26 J. I. Williams
12 00
1905
Jan. 31
M. E. Stowell Est. 12 00
Feb. 17
Town for care of Wilder Cem. 15 00
22
Town to pay on tomb note 500 00
23
Wmn. G. Ellis for Hazeltine lot 12 00
James D. Spaulding for lot 8 00
24
Jacob Haley for lot 12 00
1904
By Frank Smith & Co. for hose 6 00
Mar. 26
W. Daman for labor 3 20
May 9 10
John Alexander for labor 50
11 Howe Bros. Co. for oil bbl.
1 00
June 1 M. Mclaughlin, labor 3 00 J. R. Parcher for trees 27 25
4
Pat Brown, labor 1 00
4 John Ogle, labor
19 85
43
14
Howe Bros. Co. for 2 oil bbls. 2 00
July 2
J. B. Cloudman, labor 8 00
7
W. A. Folsom for painting signs 30 00
Henry Young, labor 10 65
T 30 Aug. 1 20
J. B. Cloudman, labor 7 50
D. Parks and H. Young, labor 20 00
J. R. Flanders, painting 5 00
Sept. 22
John Parks, labor with team 12 00
Oct. 29 Israel Hight, labor 26 00
29 J. R. Flanders, labor 14 00
29 Water Rent 5 00
Nov. 26
E. R. Kent, paint
20 00
26 J. I. Williams, surveying 9 50
1905
Jan. 3
Burt Smith 2 75
31
Frank Smith & Co. 4 72
Feb. 23 A. E. McIntire on note
500 00
25 Cash in hands of treasurer 85 01
823 93
823 93
Feb. 25, 1905
Examined and found correct with proper vouchers.
J. D. HOWE, CHAS. L. HURLEY, S
Auditors.
Report of Town Clerk.
LANCASTER, N. H., Feb. 15, 1905
To the Selectmen of the town of Lancaster :
Gentlemen :- I submit the following report of the number of dog licenses issued, and the receipts for same for the year 1904.
Male dogs licensed, 142
$284 00 33 75
Female " 66 7
$ 29 80
Town Clerk's fees, 149 licenses
25 00
Paid Geo. Cummings, constable A. R. Timberlake, treasurer
262 95
$317 75 $317 75 R. J. BROWN, Town Clerk.
Police Court Report.
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LANCASTER, N. H., March 1, 1905.
To the Selectmen of the Town of Lancaster :
GENTLEMEN :- During the past year the Lancaster Po- lice Court has had only nineteen cases for its consideration, and they are classified as follows :
Drunks 9
Assaults
3
Refusal to support 1
1
Selling liquor Larceny 5
Total 19
The total amount received for fines and costs was $38.83. The total amount paid out by the court was $30.83, leaving a balance of $8.00 in my hands.
The court has sentenced three respondents to the house of correction ; one for drunkenness, one for assault, and one for selling liquor.
Respectfully submitted,
MERRILL SHURTLEFF,
Police Justice.
Town School District.
The Treasurer of the Town District reports as follows : RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Feb. 22, 1904 $168 48
Received from Town Treasurer, school
money
1,980 06
Received from Town Treasurer, extra school money 600 00
Received from Town Treasurer, High School rebate 81 62
Received for tuition
17 80
$2,847 96
Received from Town Treasurer for repairs
200 00
$3,047 96
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid teachers $1,476 00
for boarding teachers
640 00
for wood
166 40
for carrying scholars
112 50
for cleaning school houses
24 00
for building fires
22 10
for furnishings
14 77
District Clerk
2 00
town of Dalton for tuition
12 00
Union Dist. for tuition at High School.
Winter term 1903-4 $57 80
Spring Term 40 00
Fall Term 45 00
Winter Term 1904-5 36 00 - $178 80 $2,648 57 $60 23 72 83
Paid for repairs, No. 2
for repairs, No. 5
47
for desks and seats, No. 5 65 68
for flag pole and grading No. 15 12 85
for other repairs 34 05
Balance in Treasurer's hands
$245 64 153 75
$3,047 96
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
Received of Town Treasurer
$144 40
for small arithmetic 25
$144 65
Paid for books
$56 55
for supplies
88 10
Respectfully submitted, $144 65
J. E. McINTIRE, Treasurer. Feb. 25, 1905 .- Examined and found correct with proper vouchers for the same.
J. S. PEAVEY, -Auditor.
Library Report.
RECEIPTS.
1904
Feb. 11 On Hand
$77 27
Received from the Town
650 00
Received from fines
25 25
$752 52
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid Librarian's Salary
$100 00
Librarian's Incidentals
2 65
Evening attendance Reading room
104 00
Janitor
44 25
Lights
67 92
Fuel
34 69
New Books
120 69
Periodicals
56 74
Freight
2 26
Binding and repairs
37 60
Account Bird collection
4 00
Cleaning Library
4 50
Printing
1 50
Feb. 15 Balance on hand
171 72
$752 52
Respectfully submitted, F. D. HUTCHINS, Treasurer Feb. 24, 1905-Examined and found correct with proper vouchers.
JOSEPH D. HOWE, CHAS L. HURLEY,
Auditors.
49 List of New Library Books.
List of books added to the Public Library between Feb. 15, 1904 and Feb. 15, 1905 :
P726a Adventures of Elizabeth in Rugen. Princess von Plesse.
797-S835 American yachting. W. P. Stephens.
S634a
Aunt Abby's neighbors. Annie T. Slosson.
W257av Avery. E. S. Phelps Ward.
M133b Beverly of Graustark. Geo. Barr Mccutcheon.
W5SS Blazed trail, The. Stewart Edward White.
P133b Bred in the bone. Thomas Nelson Page.
B-R47 Cecil Rhodes. Howard Hensman.
Z29€ Children of the Ghetto. I. Zang ill.
C563cr
Crossing, The. Winston Churchill.
R663d
Danvis folks. Rowland E. Robinson.
R663a Danvis pioneer, A. Rowland E. Robinson.
C93Sda Dark o' the moon. S. R. Crockett.
W 198 Daughter of the rich, A. M. E. Waller.
D337d Dr. Lavendar's people. Margaret Deland.
B-L73T
Early life of Abraham Lincoln. Ida M. Tarbell.
WS7
Edward Buston. Henry Wood.
S24-F94e English seamen in the 16th century. J. A. Froude.
C625e
Extracts from Adam's diary. Mark Twain.
920-S848 S725
Fifth string. The. John Philip Sousa.
26f B-S343
Fort Amity. A. T. Quiller Couch.
PS21f
Friendship and folly. Maria L. Pool.
W685g
Giver's, The. Mary E. Wilkins Freeman.
6158-M87g
God's image in man. Henry Wood.
N857 Grapes of Wrath. Mary Hariott Norris.
W 324L
Heart of Hyacinth, The. Onoto Watanna.
952-BSS2 Heart of Japan, The. Clarence E. Bronwell
C9hr Heart of Rome. F. M. Crawford.
R623 Hearts courageous. Hallie Erminie Rivers.
C275he
Herb of grace. Rosa N. Carey.
R663h Hero of Ticonderoga. Rowland E. Robinson.
C321 Hester Blair. Mr Henry Carson.
9778-M67 His ory of Missouri.
R663i In New England fields and woods. R. E. Robinson.
For love of country. Cyrus Townsend Brady.
BS12f
Familiar studies of men and books. R. L. Stevenson.
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