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DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TAMWORTH, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1902.
Age.
Sex and Condition.
Place of Birth.
Name and Surname
of the deceased.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Father.
Mother.
| Years.
| Months.
| Days.
| Male.
| Female.
|Color.
Jan 24 Wyatt Bryant 30 Mary A Hidden
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All White
Farmer
Tamworth
Housework
Ossipee
Effingham Mobile, Ala Sandwich
John Bryant Joseph Boyden Joseph C Honey Joseph Gilman Simon Whitten Robert Little John Bryant
¡Mary Chick Angelina Wilson Betsey J Colbath Jane R Beede
Boston, Mass Tamworth Moultonboro
Tamworth
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1 25 Sandwich
Farmer
Laborer
Sandwich Tamworth
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Samuel Vittum Stephen Brown Mary Bryer John Whiting William P Hidden Eunice Purington
73| 2 4
76 2 28
M
Strafford
Barrington
James Bickford
70
90
8
Tamworth
66
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Greenland
Tamworth
Samuel Chapman Betsey Folsom Ira Canney
Betsey Thompson
12 Gorham Emerson
83
18 Annie M Garland
1 19 Tamworth
Tamworth
George E Garland Edna M Grant
36
Merchant Teacher
Tamworth
Effingham
Tamworth
Mary Chick True B Hodgkins Maria Hodgkins Walter H Berry Grace L Clough Jonathan Perkins
June13 Frances Ham July 25 David Vittum Aug 18 Ruth Dow 63 11 25 Levi F Whiting 73 3 9
78 16
71| 1;25
Tamworth
·|Farmer
Sandwich
Ann Arling William Hutchins Lucinda Horne James Ames
Sept 10 John D Hidden 21 John H Nickerson Oct 11 James W. Bickford 31 Hannah J Drew Dec 4 Elizabeth Hayford 6 Eliza F Chesley 11 John P Canney
78|11|23 | Madbury 61 1 16 Albany 1 18
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Tamworth
Johanna Hayford
68
4 4 Tuftonboro
Tuftonboro
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EDWARD S. POLLARD, Town Clerk. I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true transcript of the record of all the Births, Marriages and Deaths that have been reported to me for the year ending December 31, 1902.
Date.
Name of Father.
Name of Mother. Place of death
or widowed.
Single, married
Maiden
¡Tamworth
Feb 10 Adeline D Gilman 23 Lydia B Jackson 28 Nancy T Davis 90 April 8 Nancy B Leach 83 May 5 Leander Bryant 68 17 Henry T Hodgkins 53 25 Gladys Berry 26 John N Perkins 71
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ANNUAL REPORT
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OFFICERS
-OF THE-
TOWN of TAMWORTH
For the Fiscal Year Ending Feb. 15,
1904.
NORTH CONWAY, N. H. C. E. BLANCHARD'S BOOK PRESS. 1904.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE-
OFFICERS
-OF THE- -
TOWN of TAMWORTH
For the Fiscal Year Ending Feb. 15,
1904.
NORTH CONWAY, N. H. C. E. BLANCHARD'S BOOK PRESS. 1904.
State of New Hampshire.
[L. S. ]
TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF TAMWORTH IN THE COUN- TY OF CARROLL IN SAID STATE, QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN TOWN AFFAIRS :
You are hereby notified to meet at the town house in said Tamworth, on Tuesday, the eighth day of March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects :
1 To choose all necessary town officers for the year en- suing.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year and make appropria- tion of the same.
3. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for repairing highways for the year ensuing, and make appro- priation of the same.
4. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the repairing and building of bridges for the year ensuing, and make appropriation of the same.
5. . To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise in addition to the amount required by law for the support of the town Library.
6. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the decorating of soldiers' graves.
7. To see if the town will vote to purchase a new road machine, and make appropriation for the same.
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8. To see if the town will vote to purchase one or more road rollers, and make appropriation for the same.
9. To see if the town will vote not to appoint a liquor agent.
10. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this sixteenth day of Feb- ruary, 1904.
FRANCIS P. REMICK, GEO. F. BATCHELDER, FRANK P. EVANS, Selectmen of Tamworth.
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TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF TAMWORTH.
On the following pages will be found the financial condi- tion of the town to date. The appropriations for 1903 in all departments proved amply sufficient with the exception of that for bridges. The sum of $400 was appropriated for bridges, and the expenditures have been $2,728.20; $2,328.20 in excess of appropriation. Early in May our attention was called to the condition of Butler's Bridge, and upon investigation found the structure to be in an unsafe condition. Accordingly a new steel structure was ordered, to cost $1200. At the same time steel beams were ordered for Mill Brook bridge, costing $156. The John Sanborn bridge was entirely rebuilt and the Fowler Mill bridge furnished with new abutment and 3 stringers. In October our attention was again called to the unsafe condition of the Bartlett bridge. After examination by experts, it was deemed best to put on a steel structure, which was completed in December at a cost of $710. With one or two exceptions, we believe that the bridges are now in good condition and safe.
While your Board has expended $2328.20 on bridges in excess of appropriation. you will readily see that the expense of the Butler bridge and the Mill Brook bridge, amounting to $1356, were defrayed from the actual appropriation of our last annual meeting. The town has on hand about 3 M bridge plank, and we would recommend that the sum of $400 be ap- propriated at the annual meeting for bridges.
FRANCIS P. REMICK, GEO. F. BATCHELDER, FRANK P. EVANS, Selectmen of Tamworth.
Selectmen's Report.
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1904. INVENTORY OF TAXABLE PROPERTY APRIL 1, 1903.
260 Polls, $ 26,000 00
Real Estate Resident,
298,518 00
non-resident,
31,212 00
304 Horses,
16,158 00
80 Oxen,
4,614 00
363 Cows,
9,333 00
165 Neat Stock,
3,995 00
148 Sheep,
434 00
32 Goats,
90 00
94 Carriages,
4,280 00
Stock out of State,
3,500 00
Money at Interest,
13,066 00
Stock in Trade,
13,970 00
Mills and Machinery,
3,700 00
$428,870 00
Resident assessment,
$7,953 16
Non-resident,
624 24
$8,577 40
APPROPRIATIONS.
Total amount,
$8,336 04
Overlay,
241 36
$8,577 40
DR.
To cash in hands of Treasurer, $2,169 90
TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
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Resident tax,
7,953 16
Non-resident,
624 24
Received from County,
490 70
Use of town hall,
10 00
Dog license,
168 16
Savings bank tax.
627 20
Literary fund,
112 10
School fund,
286 26
From State, bounty on hedgehogs and 1 bear,
52 75
Am. Bridge Co., 15 00
James .G. Arling, sheathing,
1 50
N. H. Land Co., 1-2 amount paid by town for fight- ing fire,
15 17
Hamilton Tilton note,
900 00
$13,426 14
CR.
By having paid the following bills in summary :
Highways, summer and winter,
$2,683 00
Bridge bills,
2,728 20
Miscellaneous,
192 94
Public Library,
100 00
Abatements,
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34 10
Bounty on hedgehogs and 1 bear,
55 50
Watering troughs,
21 00
Dog damage,
55 00
Town and county paupers,
317 14
Dependent soldier,
103 50
Salaries of town officers,
589 00
State tax,
680 00
County tax,
1,198 50
Interest on cemetery trust funds,
39 02
Memorial Day,
70 00
Repairs on Ordination Rock,
12 32
Schools,
2,275 00
George E. Gilman, interest,
12 00
W. H. Tilton,
16 72
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John D. Hidden, interest,
15 00
15 00
Wm. B. Clough,
9 00
W. H. Tilton,
5 02
$11,226 96
HIGHWAY BILLS.
BREAKING SNOW FROM FEB. 15 TO MAY 1, 1903.
Dist. No.
1 Walter B. Evans,
$11 13
2 H. M. Gilman, 28 05
3 J. B. Lord,
1 50
4 Geo. F. Whiting,
9 75
5 A. J. Brown,
3 15
7 W. H. Perkins,
15 15
8 F. A. Whiting,
13 75
9 Geo. H. Bryant,
9 55
10 C. H. Remick,
8 10
11, 12, 30 E. F. Currier,
18 50
13 Edwin D. Henderson,
11 00
14 F. A. Sawyer,
2 00
15 N. W. Hutchins,
4 50
16 Francis P. Remick,
4 00
18 R. H. Spaulding,
18 20
20 S. A. Hidden,
9 00
21, 22 J. C. Goodwin,
20 10
23 J. F. Marston,
4 82
25 Ira B. Tilton,
4 75
27 D. F. Arling,
13 40
28 Chas. Durrell,
75
29 E. A. Gilman,
3 15
31 W. S. Gardner,
2 00
32 Ansel Cummings,
6 00
33 Wm. H. Hardy,
11 93
34 A. D. Remick,
20 95
35
Wm. Weeks, 1 05
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36 D. B. Hobbs,
75
38 Truman Ross, 7 50
40 Berry Bickford,
13 45
41 Edgar Moore,
1 75
M. E. Ross,
1 80
$281 48
WINTER TO FEB. 15, 1904.
Dist. No.
1, 2, 3 W. H. Whiting,
$55 25
4 Geo. F. Whiting,
20 90
7 N. W. Hutchins,
15 35
8 F. A. Whiting,
13 67
9 Geo. H. Bryant,
18 55
10 J. L. Huntress,
9 90
13 E. D. Henderson,
16 00
15 Geo. A. Pierce,
12 14
16 F. P. Remick,
7 50
17 L. O. Meader,
12 75
18 R. H. and A. C. Spaulding,
31 68
20 £ S. A. Hidden,
14 30
21, 22 J. C. Goodwin,
13 00
23 J. F. Marston,
3 15
25
Ira B. Tilton,
8 05
26 A. T. Walden,
11 60
27 D. F. Arling,
9 02
28
E. Hammond,
4 55
29 E. A. Gilman,
15 00
32 Ansel Cummings,
18 75
34 A. D. Remick,
43 50
36 J. S. Hayford,
16 15
37
M. S. Ross,
3 17
41
Edgar H. Moore,
6 36
42 Alonzo Nickerson,
11 10
James G. Arling,
5 70
F. J. Bickford,
3 25
$400 34
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SUMMER BILLS.
Dist. No.
1 Walter C. Smith, $ 72 96
2, 5 Wm. H. Whiting, 148 94
3 I. B. Lord, 7 54
4 Geo. F. Whiting,
80 25
5 Wm. Remick,
21 04
7 Wm. H. Perking,
52 79
8 F. A. Whiting,
35 25
9 Geo. H. Bryant,
35 43
10 J. L. Huntress,
25 70
11, 12 John C. Davis, .
69 78
13 E. D. Henderson,
48 20
14 Hiram Mason,
36 75
15 Geo. A. Pierce,
20 55
16 F. P. Remick,
: 34 40
17 L. O. Meader,
35 00
18 A. C. Spaulding,
30 50
20 S. A. Hidden,
37 20
21, 22 J. C. Goodwin,
40 53
23 John F. Marston,
40 62
25 Ira B. Tilton,
29 50
26
A. T. Walden,
32 43
27 D. F. Arling,
62 08
28 Natt Berry,
18 66
29 E. A. Gilman,
32 62
30 Geo. E. Gilman (culvert 43.25),
142 25
31 Hosea A. Page,
37 75
32 Ansel Cummings,
47 00
33 F. O. Hobbs (culvert 18.00),
68 36
34 A. D. Remick,
28 00
35 Wm. Weeks,
36 00
36 David B. Hobbs,
27 50
37, 38, 39 John S. Hayford,
253 75
40 Berry Bickford,
47 07
41 E. H. Moore, 61 66
42 Alonzo Nickerson, 58 47 '
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TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
A. F. Johnson, labor on road machine, 2 50
W. H. Whiting, labor on J. B. Kenerson roan, 7 50
Ernest Mason, blasting rocks in Dist. 13, 8 35
J. L. Huntress, putting in culvert in Dist. 13, 19 10
Turning Mill brook (no appropriation), 83 50
$2,001 18
BRIDGES.
W. C. Smith, stoning Brook bridge, self and 2 men, $ 5 50
66 Gilman bridge, self and man, 2 62
Natt Berry, 4 stringers and 5 days labor on Sanborn bridge, 15 50
D. F. Arling, stringers, labor of men, horses and oxen on Wiggin and John Sanborn bridges, 73 40
W. H. Whiting, building culvert, 25 48
American Bridge Co., bridge at Butler's,
1,200 00
66 over Mill brook, 156 00
paint, 8 14
Henry B. Robinson, taking down butler bridge,
5 30
W. C. Smith and 4 men 3-10 day, 3 75
hauling cement from West Ossipee, 1 00
Rogy Elias, hanging and lighting lanterns at Butler's bridge, 5 00
W. C. Smith, making driveway over Bear Camp, 2 50
D. F: Arling, labor on Wiggin bridge, 11 25
J. G. Arling, 66 Butler's bridge, 3 12
Mill Brook abutments, 5 88
Natt Berry, bridge stringer and labor,
3 .50-
Nelson Grace, grading at Butler's bridge, 1 75
A. C. Spaulding, hauling plank, and repairs on Rob- erts bridge, 4 65
Geo. H. Bryant, plank for Butler's bridge, 68 27
John G. Robinson, painting Village bridge, and oil, 17 00
Geo. H. Bryant, crossing field, 10 00
Wm. D. Knight, hauling plank, 1 75
J. G. Arling, laying stone at Butler's bridge, 8 00
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Frank Remick, taking down Butler's bridge, 5 00
Stephen Philbrook, hauling plank, 1 25
James G. Arling, cementing abutments at Mill Brook birdge, 5 50
A. J. Whiting, 50
Walter C. Smith, building, painting and oils, 3 40
Frank Remick, 10 1-2 M bridge plank,
126 00
Geo. F. Batchelder, expense to Portsmouth in inter- ests of Bartlett bridge, 7 20
C. H. Remick, stone and hauling same, 15 65
Albion Hayford, labor on Butler's bridge, 3 25
H. A. Remick, land damage, 3 00
New Jersey Bridge Co., 710 00
Joseph E. Clark, furnishing light for Bartlett bridge, 5 00
L. D. Bartlett, cleaning up around bridge, 1 50
James G. Arling, stone delivered at Bartlett bridge, sharpening drills, and 4 days labor self and men,
21 75
W. N. Mason, bridge plank, 110 94
H. B. Robinson, 1 day at Bartlett's,
2 00
Geo. F. Batchelder, 12 days at Butler's and Bartlett, by order of Board, 18 00
G. H. Bryant, bridge plank, 43 90
$2,728 20
Appropriated,
400 00
Expended in excess of appropriation,
$2,328 20
Repairs on Ordination Rock (no appropriation), $12 32
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
Fred Bunker, cleaning town hall,
$ 75
Wallace J. Hammond, running town line, 1 75
Geo. O. Varney, wood for office, 2 00
C. E. Blanchard, printing town reports,
28 80
Joseph Pray, repairs on roller,
2 50
Edson C. Eastman, office supplies,
9 55
copy Statute Laws, 6 00
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Geo. W. Tibbetts, road machine supplies,
8 00
Joseph Pray, road machine repairs, 2 85
'S. A. Hidden, insurance, 20 00
Geo. F. Whiting and men, fighting forest fires,
30 35
John Ames, housing road roller,
2 00
E. D. Henderson, 1-4 cord fitted wood,
1 25
Ansel Cummings, hauling plank,
1 75
Wm. Blaisdell, cleaning upper hall,
1 00
John F. Marston, repairs on plow,
3 00
W. D. Knight, horse and man 1 day,
1 50
James G. Arling, cutting grass in cemetery, 5 00
5 00
Frank Remick, labor on town house,
W. J. Pemick, 1 bbl. cement, 3 35
Joseph Pray, repairs on road machine, 2 68
A. McCrillis, surveying highway, 2 00
C. S. Clark, map of town, 5 00
E. C. Eastman, town clerk supplies, 7 00
Sumner Remick, expense settling state tax, 2 00
J. L. Mason, 2 shovels and 1 broom, 2 00
A. D. Remick, hauling roller, 2 00
A. C. Page, repairing roller, 2 00
Geo. E. Gilman, supplies furnished tramps, dinner to election officers May 12, 2 90
6 00
E. Remick, M. D., recording births and deaths, 9 75
A. J. Brown, killing 3 dogs,
3 00
S. O. Kimball, cashing checks, 66 supplies,
1 25
2 58
C. A. Perkins, repairs on road mochine, 75
F. P. Remick, telephone, express and postage, 5 15
$192 94
TOWN AND COUNTY PAUPERS.
G. O. Varney, board of Susan Butler, $ 65 00
Ernest Garland, conveying Susan Butler to Sandwich, 3 00
John L. Mason, supplies furnished H. S. Clough, 165 85
E. Remick, M. D., medical attendance to H. S. Clough, 5 00
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S. O. Kimball, supplies furnished John Dow, 78 00
$317 14 .
STATE AND COUNTY TAX AND SALARIES OF TOWN OFFICERS.
State tax,
$ 680 00
County tax, 1,198 50
A. J. Whiting, Election Clerk, 2 00
A. S. Pollard and Geo. F. Batchelder, Auditors,
4 00
W. J. Hammond, Selectman,
12 00
G. F. Whiting, Constable,
2 00
Francis P. Remick, Selectman,
12 00
F. P. Evans, Selectman,
50 00
Geo. F. Batchelder, Selectman,
72 00
M. E. Ross, Supervisor 3 days,
6 00
E. G. Tilton, 4 1-2 days, 9 00
10 00
E. D. Henderson, Selectman,
12 00
F. P. Remick,
74 00
C. C. Knowlton, Supervisor 4 days,
8 00
E. C. Bradbury, School Board,
35 00
Alice B. Remick, ... 66
34 50
Alonzo Nickerson, 66
39 50
Geo. E. Gilman, School Clerk,
3 00
E. S. Pollard, Town Clerk, 66 School Treasurer,
10 00
E. Remick, M. D., Board of Health,
2 00
A. J. Brown, Dog Constable,
12 00
S. O. Kimball, Town Treasurer,
40 00
C. C. Smith, Tax Collector,
90 00
$2,467 50
ABATEMENTS.
Mrs. John Blackman, loss of cow, $ 52 C. S. Clark, overtax, 80
40 00
C. H. Remick, Enumerating Officer,
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TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
H. S. Clough, pauper,
4 00
Ralph S. Lord, soldier,
2 00
Union Hall Association,
4 00
Runnells Hall,
10 00
T. B. Nickerson, out of town,
2 00
R. B. Durgin, overtax, 1 50
Chocorua Hotel Co., 2 horses taxed in Albany,
4 00
Ed Brown,
2 00
John A. Howard, by request, unable to pay,
3 28
$34 10
SCHOOLS.
E. S. Pollard, Treasurer,
$2,078 16
repairs on old Library room, 1 00
E. E. Babb & Co. for supplies, 50 44
Masten & Mills, 41 10
Leavenworth & Green,
45 00
Ginn & Co., 66 66
44 00
Silver Burdette & Co., 66
1 80
$2,275 00
BOUNTIES.
202 hedgehogs,
$50 50
1 bear,
5 00
$55 50
WATERING TROUGHS.
Ira B. Tilton (1902),
$ 3 00
Wm. James,
3 00
E. D. Henderson,
3 00
Sarah Hubbard,
3 00
E. S. Pillsbury,
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3 00
66
13 50
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Mary E. Whiting,
3 00
Ira B. Tilton,
3 00
$21 00
LIBRARY BILLS.
Chas. H. Dow, Trustee, $100 00
CEMETERY TRUST FUND.
S. B. Emery, $39 02
MEMORIAL DAY.
F. A. Sawyer, Treasurer, $70 00
DEPENDENT SOLDIER.
James B. Cole :
Melvin Jeffers, by order of County, 17 days,
$ 51 00
E. A. Wiggin, digging grave, 3 00
E. Remick, M. D., medical attendance, 9 50
H. T. Davis casket, 30 00
Milton Jeffers, bed and bedding,
10 00
$103 50
DOG DAMAGE.
Albion Blaisdell, sheep,
$10 00
John Davis, damage to cow,
10 00
S. A. Hidden, 10 sheep,
35 00
$55 00
NOTES AND INTEREST.
Geo. E. Gilman, interest,
$12 00
W. H. Tilton.
16 72
John D. Hidden;
15 00
: 6 66
15 00
TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
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Wm. B. Clough, interest, W. H. Tilton, 5 02
9 00
$72 74
ASSETS.
Cash in hands of Treasurer,
$2,199 18
Due from county,
50 00
state,
2 75
Balance dog tax for 1899,
76 00
$2,327 93
All of which is respectfully submitted, FRANCIS P. REMICK, GEO. F. BATCHELDER, Selectmen of Tamworth.
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Treasurer's Report.
LIABILITIES.
John D. Nidden note,
$500 00
500 00
Wm. H. Tilton
557 50
66
900 00
Wm. B. Clough
300 00
Geo. E. Gilman
400 00
$3,157 50
ASSETS.
Cash in Treasurer's hands,
$2,199 18
Due from county,
50 00
state,
2 75
Balance on dog tax of 1799,
76 00
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$2,327 93
Liabilities over assets,
$ 829 57
LIABILITIES FOR TRUST FUNDS.
School'purposes,
$1,200 00
Cemeteries, 1,115 00
$2,315 00
Interest to be paid annually. Respectfully submitted, SAMUEL O. KIMBALL, Treasurer.
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TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE.
We certify that we have this day examined the accounts of the Selectmen and Treasurer of the town of Tamworth, and find them properly vouched and correctly cast. WALTER J. HAMMOND, HORACE A. PAGE,
Auditors of Tamworth.
School Treasurer's Report.
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1904.
Cash on hand,
$ 89 38
Tuition from town of Madison, 1902,
33 00
Appropriation, required by law,
960 00
66
in addition,
300 00
for repairs,
100 00
66
interest on school fund,
72 00
State aid,
286 26
Literary fund,
112 10
Balance dog license of 1902,
147 80
Dog license of 1903, in part,
100 00
$2,200 54
DISBURSEMENTS IN SUMMARY. Teachers salaries including board, spring
term,
$838 50
Fall term,
1,060 00
Repairs and supplies,
171 57
Transportation,
52 50
Miscellaneous bills,
52 17
Cash on hand,
25 80
-$2,200 54
REPORT IN DETAIL.
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1903,
$ 89 38
Tuition from town of Madison, 1902,
33 00
By order of Selectmen,
850 00
500 00
66
300 00
100 00
228 16
100 00
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TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
Paid teachers' salaries including board :
Spring term :
Miss Alden,
$78 00
Miss Dorr,
78 00
Miss Eastman,
90 00
Miss Bemis,
84 00
Miss Stanley,
84 00
Miss Shannon,
72 00
Miss Weeks,
60 00
Miss Olney,
36 00
Miss Poland,
60 00
Miss Sweetser,
55 00
Mrs. Varney, board of Village teachers,
57 50
Mrs. Warren,
84 00
838 50
Fall term :
Miss Conant,
105 00
Miss Olney,
54 00
Miss Bemis,
91 00
Miss Dow,
97 50
Miss Eastman,
112 50
Miss Johnson,
45 50
Miss Weeks,
89 00
Miss Poland,
75 00
Miss Gilman,
70 00
Mr. Fay, supply at Village school,
6 00
Miss Shannon,
90 00
Mrs Warren,
105 00
Tilton, private instruction of one pupil,
7 00
Alonzo Nickerson, board of teacher,
10 00
Mrs. Varney,
66
75 00
Mrs. D. F. Arling, 66 66
27 50
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1,060 00
REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES.
E. E. Bradbury, repairs and supplies, 15 00
at Bennett school-house, 15 00
66
11 55
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E. E. Bradbury, wood and labor,
14 19
Fred Bickford, wood, 8 00
E. E. Bradbury, broom, 25
66 kindlings,
2 50
66
wood and fittings,
13 50
A. Nickerson, repairs and supplies,
12 00
C. Johnson,
8 50
Readsboro Chair Co., school seats,
39 00
E. S. Pollard, supplies,
25
S. O. Kimball, wood and supplies,
7 25
R. E. Lane, supplies,
4 74
E. C. Eastman, school warrants,
34
Frank Remick, wood,
50 ·
N. W. Hutchins, “
12 00
A. Nickerson, 66
7 00
171 57
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
Clara Varney, cleaning school-house, 3 00
Mrs. Williams, 66 1 50
Arthur Jackson,
4 00
Alice B. Remick, telephone expense,
4 05
C. S. Cook,
75
E. E. Bradbury, fixtures,
40
66
flag-poles and fixtures,
8 00
A. Nickerson,
יי
2 25
66 express,
30
E. E. Bradbury, telephone, express and freight, 4 00
E. J. Silvan, flag-pole and fixtures, 3 80
John Davis, cartage, 3 02
3 35
Clifford Davis, janitor,
6 50
E. Currier,
3 50
D. F. Arling, flag-pole iron,
75
C. A. Perkins, 66
1 30
52 17
incidentals,
1 70
A. Johnson, labor,
23
TOWN OF TAMWORTH.
TRANSPORTATION.
Geo. A. Pierce, spring term, 24 00
66 fall term, 26 00
Alonzo Nickerson, transportation of teacher, 2 50
52 50
Cash on hand,
25 80
$2,200 54
Due from Selectmen, balance dog license May, '03,
$13 16
Respectfully submitted,
E. S. POLLARD, School Treasurer.
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE.
Tamworth, N. H., Feb., 1904.
We certify that we have this day examined the accounts of the School Treasurer for the year 1903 and find the same well vouched and correctly cast.
WALTER J. HAMMOND, HORACE A. PAGE,
Auditors.
Report of Public Library.
Cash received from town,
$100 00
Paid Lucy A. Cook, $25 00
Will be due Librarian, April 1, 25 00
Leaving for purchase of books and magazines, 50 00
$100 00
CHARLES H. DOW, Treasurer.
Trustee Cemetery Trust Fund.
RECEIPTS.
Cash from John H. Nickerson,
$ 28 35
W. J. Hammond, cash, ·Selectmen's orders on Town Treasurer,
39 02
39 02
$106 39
EXPENDITURES.
June. Drain pipe, hauling and freight, $16 50
· Paint for iron fences, labor, etc.,
2 50
Frank Blaisdell, labor, 1 50
July. Frank Hale, labor, 7 50
J. H. Bickford, labor for J. B. Emery,
8 50
Aug.
Frank Hale, labor, 5 00
Wm. Weeks,
5 00
Paint for gates, etc,
3 47
Labor,
75
J. H. Bickford, for J. B. Emery,
3 00
Frank Hale,
5 00
Cash on hand,
8 65
Town order,
39 02
$106 39
J. B. EMERY, Trustee.
VITAL STATISTICS.
TO THE SELECTMEN :- In compliance with an act of the legislature passed June Session, 1887, requiring clerks of towns and cities to furnish a transcript of the record of births, marriages, and deaths to the munic- ipal officers for publication in the Annual Report, I hereby submit the following :
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TAMWORTH, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1903.
Name of the Child
Sex and Condition.
Male .
Living
Birthplace of
Birthplace of
or
or
Name of Father.
Mother.
Residence of Par-
ents.
Occupation of
Father.
Father.
Mother.
Date.
Female Stillborn
Color.
Joseph Plant
Ellen Morrill
¡Tamworth
Farmer Laborer
Quebec Tamworth Sandwich Moultonboro Tamworth
Oldtown, Me Meredith Newark, Vt Tamworth
May
19 Almon G 20 Chester F 27 Harold G
Arthur C Whitmg Elmore Smith Willard S Frye
Grace Smith
Vermont Tamworth
June
3 Franklin P 4 Everett
Fred W Bunker
Elsie M Davis
Farmer
10 Evelyn 20
Male
Ira B Tilton
Alice L Meader
24 Julian E
66
Joseph Pray
Harriet Montague
Blacksmith
Salmon Falls
Halifax 66
24 Julius P
66
Nelson D Grace
Emma Marr
Farmer Laborer
Germany
Moultonboro
July
1 Sadie Louise 31
Female Male
Henry Davey
Jennie Vittum
Sandwich
Tamworth
Aug Sept
12 Orrie Belle
Female
1 Edward Hammond Mary McGillory
Walter Berry
Grace Clough
Laborer
Tamworth
18 Edwin Crofts Male
Edwin Remick
Emily Alice Crofts
66
Physician
Roxbury, Mass
26 Ellen P
Female
William H Whiting Lulu A Floyd
Farmer
Holliston, Mass
Oct Nov
18 Gladys E
1 Clarence J Smith
Cora M Forrest
66
Laborer
NB
Tamworth
Dec®
3
4 Henry Darling
Nellie J Dow Susie Welch
Ossipee
Ossipee
20 Henry A
Male
Wm H Williams
Ernest C Grace
Cora Smart
Tamworth
Tamworth
.
All Living 09
Isaac Tewksbury
Eva M Swain Lydia E Allard Idella E Clough
Farmer
31 Franklin A
66
Willis Moulton
Frank P Evans .
Fannie E Forrest
"
Laborer
Eva E Bodwell
Clergyman Laborer
Moultonboro Tamworth
Tamworth
Madison
Tamworth
26 Clayton M
Jacob Brockholtz
Emma J Caverly
·
NB
Sandwich
17 Clayton B
Wesley Tewksbury Nettie Barnes Ernest Grant
Lena M Arling
Farmer
Ossipee Tamworth
Nova Scotia
12 Katherine M 14 Madeline
Tamworth
3 Frederick Bickford Charlina M Walker
46
25
Sandwich
29 Guy Smart
11 1 1 1 3 2 1 4 4 1 5 5 1 6 1 2 3 1 6 HOA HEHE7991972121122|NO. of child, 1st, 2
Maiden Name of
q!UM | Color of Parents.
-
Feb 6 March 22
Male
Female
George E Nickerson Carrie White
Chatham
Limington, Me
Farmer Laborer
Burke, Vt Manchester
Butcher
(if any)
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TAMWORTH, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1903.
Date.
riage.
of Groom and Bride
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Age in Years.
Occupation of Groom and Bride.
Place of Birth of Each.
Names of Parents
Birthplace of Parents.
Name, Residence, and Official Station of person by whom married.
Jan 19
Fred L Moore
Tamworth
42
Merchant
Maine
William H Moore Meriden, Me Katherine Campbell Princeton, Me David H Gilman Mary J Hutchins . Geo'T Gilman Abbie Butterfield John W Johnson Nellie Rogers
L G Clark, C
Edith R Gilman
33
Tamworth
Tamworth
Mar
8
Bert E Gilman
20
Laborer
Amherst
Etliel M Johnson
17
Tamworth
Tamworth
29
Fred W Bunker
19
L G Clark, C
Tamworth
Apr 16
Clarence S Smith
22
18
Sandwich
Tamworth
21
Ralph HI Spaulding
32
Farmer
Tamworth
Addison Spaulding Canada
Edwin B Stiles, C
Sandwich
June24
A Johnson Clark
Tamworth
37
Mechanic
PE Island
Joseph Clarke ' Isabelle Muttart
W S Frye, J
Flora M Bunker
24
Housework
Tamworth
Levi Bunker
Tamworth Wenham, Mass
Tamworth
Hattie Webber
Tamworth Moultonboro Somersworth P E Island
Essie I Hanson
Sandwich
26
Housework
Sandwich
Ida M Felch R Hanson V Bean
Madison England Merrimack Amherst Tamworth Porter, Me Tamworth Wenham, Mass Effingham Nashua Tamworth
W S Frye, J
.
Elsie M Davis
15
. Levi W Bunker Hattie R Webber William H Davis Mary M Mooney Levi Smith Hattie B Mason Hiram Forrest Annie L Bean
W S Frye, J
Cora M Forrest
-
UM Color of Each.
-
Place of Mar- Name and Surname
Aug 18
Edmund T Gilman
59
|Colporter
Tamworth Farmington
D E Burns, C
Mary C Foss
Hopkinton
49
Teacher
Moultonboro
Oct 3
John C Runnell
39
Laborer
Hopkinton Buxton, Me Tamworth
Ezra Gilman Patience Tibbetts J GM Foss Alvira Connor Alexander Runnell Buxton Sarah G Berry Alonzo Brown Rachel Hurd : Simon Bickford Mary Folsom William Fifield Abbie Knox Ichabod Ilammond Tamworth Sarah Ross Levi W Moody Mary J Davis David Hayford Ann E Ames
Albany Milton Barrington Tamworth
Tamworth
31
John F Bickford
M Carrie Fifield
Sandwich
Tamworth
26 Laborer .
Albany
Housework
Watertown, M
Tamworth
Cambridge, M
Michel Dempsy
Ireland
North Conway
Dec 25
Clude D Whiting
22
Laborer
Tamworth
Tamworth
C C Torrey, C
Tamworth
27
Roy E Arling
22
Laborer
.
Emma M Bickford
Sandwich Barrington Tamworth
C C Torrey, C
Lulu M Gilman
20
Housework
Erwin A Gilman Martha E Drew
Wolfeboro
C C Torrey, C
Abbie D Brown
Housework
Laborer
Housework
Sandwich
Sandwich
Nov 4
Fred L Hammond
Florence J Moody
Durwood Hayford
26
Laborer
5
Joanna Dempsy
25
Housework
Ossipee Albany Tamworth Ossipee . Tamworth
J P Demeritt, C
Tamworth
C S LaCroix, C
Edith L Ames
18
Housework
Almon J Whiting Lucy Smith Zimri Ames Ella J Palmer James G Arling
Tamworth
.
.E B Stiles, C
22
Ossipee Tamworth 24 26 21
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TAMWORTH, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1903.
Age.
Sex and Condition.
Place of Birth.
Name and Surname
Date.
of the deceased.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Father.
Mother.
| Years.
| Months.
| Days.
| Male.
| Female.
. Color.
Jan 1 Elizabeth A Bean
17
3
Loudon 1 23 Tamworth 3 22 Mass
M
White
Tamworth
Sandwich
Eliphalet Bean Zimri E Ames
Alice Willey Ella Palmer
Tamworth ..
Feb 7 William E Storey 20 Annie Plant
17
Tam worth
9
8 | Barrington
W |Housewife
Barrington
James Bickford Orren S Berry
Ellen Morrill Ann Arling Lizzie M Davis Mary Rogers
14 Loretta S Varney Apr 17 Ach-a Beede
69
Sally Gilmore
May 2| Larkin D Mason
92|11|17 Tamworth
Housewife
June 4|David Hayford
76
22
Merchant Farmer
Salmon Falls Tamworth
Halifax Pembroke Halifax
David Gilman
Harriet Montague Betsy Ayre Harriet Montague
66
Sept 11 Sadie L Bookholtz
2 10
Germany Sandwich
Moultonboro Tamworth
Emma J Caverly Annette Barnes
Oct 9 ClaytonTewkesbury
1 25
Nov 10 James M Clifford
87 5 10 New York
13| Hannah C Goodwin 57
6 18 Acton, Me
W
Dec 5 Maria J White
61
28 George W Remick
79| 5| 4 Parsonsfield
.
Carpenter
|Parsonsfield
Ossipee
Nathaniel Remick Esther Nickerson
Albany Tamworth
Mar 5 Ellen J Gilman 8 Daniel Berry
9
Tamworth
S
83 7
7 | Center Harbor
W
Center Harbor | CenterHarbor William Paine
David James Tufton Mason Nathan'l Hayford Joseph Pray
July 17 .Julian E Pray
24
.
10
9 13
66
M
Salmon Falls
Joseph Pray
65
Laborer
Jacob Bookholtz W Tewksbury Jonathan Clifford William Hurd Otis Gannett
Susan banborn
Caroline Blaisdell
I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true transcript of the record of all the Births, Marriages and Deaths that have been reported to me for the year ending December 31, 1903.
EDWARD S. POLLARD, Town Clerk.
Single, married or widowed.
Maiden
Name of Father.
Name of Mother. Place of death
8 Dorothy E Ames
72
Farmer
S
Canada Barrington Tamworth
Oldtown, Me Joseph Plant
68
22 David M Gilman 23 Julius P Pray Aug 11 James B Cole
1
Farmer Housekp'r
W Housewife
1
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