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W. B. Richardson, police court fines and costs, 14 52
N. J. Hill, for concrete walk, 12 69
E. C, Aldrich, 34 22
C. W. Dustin, use of hearse, I 00
F. G. Richardson, use of road machine, 5 00
State of New Hampshire, for 4-5 of glan- dered horse, 16 00
J. M. Spencer, Mrs. H. Clark money, 1 60
Amos Bryant, overseer of Enfield on Car- los Burnham acct., 122 50
C. L. Lathrop, Street cemetery agent for 2 lots sold, IS 00
C. W. Dwinels, West Canaan cemetery agent for 2 lots sold, 10 00
G. Chadwick, Wells cemetery agent for 2 lots sold, 10 00
Cary Smith, for concrete walk, 4 98
S. A. Barnard,
4 84
6
Merry-go-round.
3 00
E. Smith, for cement sold,
I IO
Grafton County for support of poor,
334 08
Dependent soldiers,
18 85
Israel J. Sharon, I note and mortgage,
61 33
W. S. Caswell, cash hired on note,
90 00
M. B. Puffer,
65 00
J. M. Puffer,
66
45 00
F. B. L. Porter,
200 00
David & Marilla Bagley, "
436 00
M. H. Clark,
66
140 00
E. Hill,
66
200 00
H. R. Norris,
66
367 72
$4,455 95
Orders Drawn on Treasurer.
Paid State tax,
$1,290 00
County tax, 1,588 93
Bounty on I hawk, 25
School and Repair Money.
Town School district,
1,549 38
High 1,065 91
No I, Enfield, 7 49
$2,622 78
Canaan Village Fire Precinct.
Paid orders C. C. Taplin, Treas.,
$347 50
Town and County Poor.
N. J. Hill, overseer town and county,
$1,126 II
(See Report.)
School Books and School Supplies.
C. O. Barney, Town Dist., I 50
American Book Co., Town Dist., 20 93
Thompson, Brown & Co., Town Dist., 6 67
Leach, Sewell & Sanborn,
5 00
Werner School Book Co., 12 42
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7
Silver, Burdett, & Co., Town Dist.,
3 00
Thompson, Brown & Co., 3 33
Barney Bros., High Dist.,
221 95
E. M. Allen, Town Dist.,
I 92
Barney Bros.,
I 81
J. Currier,
30
66
3 13
H. L. Webster, 66
2 90
Wm. Ware & Co.,
I 08
-- $285 94
Highway Agents.
Paid E. Smith,
E. M. Adams,
$1,295 19 1,5II 95
$2,807 14
Bills Approved by Road Agent.
Hall and Kenyon, $63 02 (See Report)
Town Library.
W. G. Fogg, Treasurer, $77 40
Abatements and Illegal Taxes.
Paid Ira B. Stevens, 92 II
(See Collector's Report.)
Interest of Hiram Richardson Bequest.
Paid Daniel Goss, Agt.,
20 00
(See Report Sawyer Hill Cemetery,)
Jesse Martin Fund.
Paid C. L. Lathrop, Agent,
$20 00
(See Report Street Cemetery.)
Dog Expense.
M. A. Bradbury, damage to horse, $30 00
W. H. Huggins, repairing wagon, 2 IO
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8
M. A. Denish, sheep killed, 3 00
E. A. Shepard, 66
10 00
Ira B. Stevens, 66
2 75
J. Currier, services, 3 95
H. B: Gates, «
I 20
N. J. Hill, dog constable, II OO
$64 00
School Officers.
Claude M. Murray, Truant officer, $8 00
L. F. Webster,
16 00
G. W. Chase, Town School Board, 20 00
H. L. Webser,
66
20 00
H. G. Robie,
66
20 00
Murray, Currier and Gordon, High School Board, 24 00
Irene A. Hutchinson, Clerk Town Dist., 2 50
Ella M. Richardson, Treas. High Dist., 5 00
Cora B. Smith, Clerk 2 00
A. W. Hutchinson, Treas. Town
66
10 00
$127 50
Services of Town Officers, 1897.
Paid John H. Lorden, police, 4 00
C. W. Dustin, care town house, 10 00
Otis J. Abbott, police, 6 00
Geo. H. Gordon, town clerk,
15 00
Tucker, Bogardus and Eastman, board of health, 30 00
C. W. Dwinels, cemetery agent,
5 00
Gage Chadwick, 66
5 00
C. L. Lathrop,
5 50
Claude M. Murray, second selectman,
80 00
H. B. Gates, third 65 00
John Currier,
first
115 00
A. W. Hutchinson, treasurer, 40 00
I. B. Stevens, collector, 129 87
N. J. Hill, police,
9 50
9
Paid N. J. Hill, overseer of poor, 40 00
F. D. Currier, auditor, 3 00
C. H. Tower, « 3 00
$565 87
Paid on Notes and Interest.
Paid H. R. Norris, Adm'r. Geo. A. Norris est., one note $209.61, No. 28, and one note No. 39 for $158.1I, $367 72
Samuel L. Hoyt, No. 41, order to A. M. Shackford, 422 66
$790 38
Police Court.
Paid F. D. Currier, services in liquor cases, $10 00
C. O. Barney, services, 3 00
WV. B. Richardson, services as police justice from Feb. 15, '97 to '98, 100 00
$1I3 00
Miscellaneous.
Paid C. O. Barney, printing reports, etc. $83 00
J. Hadlock, road machine casting, 8 50
Harry Smith, care of fountain, 6 00
G. H. Gordon, freight,
53
W. A. Hoit, labor,
65
Henry F. Greene, discontinuing R. R. crossing, 63 40
Moses Wheeler, killing horse,
2 00
Climax Road Machine Co., castings, 12 95
Otis Rameor, highway tax, I 88
F. A. Doten, damage on highway,
5 15
Howard Clark & Co., repairing concrete, 147 52
66 6.6 building new “ 188 35
Emeline B. Whitney, glandered horse, 15 00
C. H. Brown, Cobble graveyard, 25 00
Frank P. Dwyre, land for cemetery, 200 00
F. Jepson, labor on water at Centre, 3 45
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F. G. Richardson, building new road, 185 57 John F. Ford, building stone wall, 40 80
C. W. Dustin, clock oil, 1 00
Wm. Welch, land damage. 40 00
Geo. H. Kendall, recording deed, 65
F. E. Howe, iron pins, I
44
D. M. Cleveland, use of water, 2 00
F. D. Currier, services at court, in road crossing, 35 20
John Fernald, labor turning water, 20 00
C. W. Dustin, repairing hearse, 2 25
Crystal Lake Water Co., use of water, 6 00
J. Hadlock, castings, 2 25
F. A. Bogardus, return birth and deaths, 9 50
G. H. Gordon, recording births, deaths, marriages, and stationery, postage, etc. 18 90
S. R. Swett, surveying road, 2 00
Wm. Welch, use of water, 2 00
E. M. Tucker, return births.and deaths, 2 25
C. M. Murray, taking Lucy Sharon to Asylum, I2 15
Geo. H. Kendall, recording mortgage, 65
Board of Health, labor and postage, 5 50
Harry Smith, care of fountain, 6 00
Gage Chadwick, labor at cemetery, 13 70
W. G. Fogg, labor on highway, 6 00
Geo. E. Muzzey, appraising horse, 1 00
A. P. Follansbee, reins for hearse, 3 25
C. L. Lathrop, making deed, 50
C. O. Barney, printing for Board of Health, 2 50
C. O. Barney, mortgage book and printing, 15 10
J. W. Henderson, damage to bulbs and plants, 2 50
C. C. Taplin, rent of hall, 15 00
A. W. Hutchinson, express, 2 85
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Paid A. W. Hutchinson, stationery and postage, 1 75
F. G. Richardson, use of water, 2 00
J. Currier, stationery, postage and cash paid out, 4 75
A. I. Fogg, use of water tubs, I 50
J. A. Leet, returning births and deaths, I 50
N. J. Hill, care of 94 tramps, 23 50
$1,256 89
Recapitulation.
Paid State tax, $1,293 00
County tax,
1,588 93
Bounty on hawk,
25
School Districts and repair money,
2,622 78
Canaan Village Fire Precinct.
347 50
Town and County poor, · 1,126 II
School supplies,
285 94
Highway agents,
2,870 16
Town library,
77 40
Abatements and illegal taxes,
92 II
Hiram Richardson béquest,
20 00
Jesse Martin fund,
20 00
Dog expense,
64 00
School officers,
127 50
Town
565 87
Notes and interest,
790 38
Police court,
113 00
Miscellaneous,
1,256 .89
$13,258 82
Liabilities of the Town, Feb. 15, 1898.
DUE ON NOTES AND INTEREST TO FEB. 15, 1898.
Note No. 20.
Principal.
$100 00
Interest,
12 12
29,
66
100 000
5 46
66
30,
100 00
66
5 46
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Note No. 31,
Principal,
100 00
Interest,
5 II
66
32,
100 00
66
5 II
66
33,
66
120 00
66
8 20
34,
$1300 00
66
73 54
Indorsement, $700,
Due, $600 00
66
35,
100 00
5 69
$6
36,
350 00
66
27 86
56
37,
66
50 00
3 53
66
38,
66
200 00
66
12 91
66
40,
66
3 00 00
16 85
66
6 00
66
25
66
43,
66
200 00
10 39
66
44,
90 00
66
3 17
66
45,
66
65 00
66
I 69
66
46,
66
45 00
66
I 20
66
47,
66
200 00
66
L
II
66
48,
66
140 00
66
3 57
66
49,
436 00
66
II I3
66
200 00
66
5 II
66
5I,
66
367 72
42,
66
66
50,
66
13
Interest, 3 07
4,196 25 $
Due schools unexpended dog license money, 147 75
Liabilities, $4,344 00
Availabilities.
In Treasurer's hands, cash, $ 274 27
Guilford Doten, note, 2 92
Due from County for support of poor, 504 05
dependent soldiers, 283 13
Israel Sharon, note and mortgage, 61 33
Cash in hands of John Currier, received of N. J, Hill, Overseer, money overdrawn, 10 00
Total availabilities,
$ 1,135 70 $4,344 00
Total liabilities, Total availabilities,
1135 70
$ 3,208 30
Liabilities above availabilities, Feb. 15, 1898, $ 3,208 30
Liabilities above availabilities, Feb. 15, 1897, 2,892 29
Increase of debt, $ 316 0I
Abstracts of Actual Cash Receipts and Disburse- ments for the year, ending Feb. 15, 1898.
Cash on hand, Feb. 15, 1897, $ 175 02
Total receipts during the year, 4,457 95
Tax Book, Dog License, 2II 75
8,749 70
$ 13,594 42
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Disbursements.
Total disbursements during the year, $ 13,258 82
Cash on hand, Feb. 15, 1898, 274 27
Israel Sharon, note, 61 33
$ 13,594 42
Assets.
In Treasurer's hands, cash, Feb. 15, 1898, 274 27
Guilford Doten note, 2 92
Due from County support of poor, 504 05 66 dependent soldiers, 283 13
Israel Sharon, note and mortgage, 61 33
Cash in hands of John Currier, received of N. J. Hill, Overseer, money over- drawn, 10 00
$ 1,135 70
Dog Account.
Received for Licenses on Dogs, $ 211 75
Paid dog damage and expense, 64 00
Unexpended dog license money due Schools, $ 147 75
Amount of Trust Funds held by Town.
Literary Fund, $ 1,000 00
Hiram Richardson, bequest, 500 00
Jesse Martin Fund, 500 00
Literary Fund received in 1897, 201 50
The income of Literary Fund is paid for the support of schools ; the income of Hiram Richardson bequest paid to agent of Sawyer Hill Cemetery ; the income of Jesse Martin fund to be expended on Canaan Street Cemetery ; the principal of said funds was paid on town debt.
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Amount on Tax Book,
Including, State, County, Town, and School Taxes.
State Tax,
$ 1,290 00
County Tax,
1,588 93
Highway tax,
1,735 00
School money,
1,290 00
Library money,
77 40
Interest on Literary Fund,
40 00
Police Court,
100 00
Vote of Town,
1,000 00
Vote for Cobble Graveyard,
25 00
Overlay,
325 53
Town School District Taxes,
$
525 87
High
66
395 39
Precinct taxes,
356 58
Tax book, total, $
8,749 70
Inventory of School District, 1897.
Town District,
$ 310 668
High School District,
208 024
Enfield, No. 1,
2,680
$ 521,372
School Money.
Money raised by law, $ 1,290
Literary Fund, 219 80
Interest on Literary Fund,
40 00
Unexpected dog license money,
167 98
Extra school money raised by vote of Town District, 400 00
Money raised to repair school houses, Town District, 125 00
Extra school money raised by vote of High School District, 300 00
Money raised by High School Dis- trict for insurance, 80 00
-$ 2,622 78
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Canaan Town District Proportion.
Raised by law,
$ 768 67
Literary Fund, 131 65
Interest on Literary Fund, 23 96
Extra school money raised by vote,
400 00
Money raised to repair school houses, 125 00
Unexpended dog license money,
IOO IO
$ 1,549 38
High School District Proportion.
Raised by law,
$ 514 70
Literary Fund, 88 15
Interest on Literary Fund,
16 04
Extra money raised by vote,
300 00
Money raised for insurance,
80 00
Unexpended dog license money,
67 02
$ 1,065 91
District No. 1, Enfield, Proportion.
Raised by law, $ 6 63
Unexpended dog license money. 86
$ 7 49
RATE PER CENT ON $100 INVENTORY.
Town Tax,
I 09 2-3
Highway Tax,
33 I-3
Straight town tax,
I 43
Town School District tax,
I7
High
19
Precinct tax. 23
Money raised by law for schools on $1 rate, .OC247424
Literary Fund, rate,
.004237582
Interest on Literary Fund, rate,
.00077I
Unexpended dog license money, rate,
.0032218
Extra school money, raised by vote of town district, rate, .00128758
17
Money raised to repair Town School houses, rate, .000432358 Extra school money raised by vote of High school district, rate, .0014421
Money raised by vote for insurance by High school district, rate, .00038457
Inventory of Precinct, $155,023
RAILROAD SHARES RETURNED
April 1, 1897-
Concord & Montreal,
243 Shares.
Northern,
192
Nashua & Lowell,
IO
Peterborough,
4
Manchester & Lawrence,
I
Dogs returned by Selectmen,
103
Inventory of the Town of Canaan, April 1st, '96.
Description of Property.
No.
Valuation. Value $36,600
No. of Polls, 366
Improved and Unimproved
Land and Buildings, acres,
30,855
392,822
Horses,
487
18,354
Oxen,
52
1,985
Cows,
728
15,816
Other Neat Stock,
I35
1,866
Sheep,
802
1,343
Hogs,
9
53
Stock in banks and other cor-
porations in this state,
13
1,300
Money on hand, at interest or on deposit,
13,195
Stock in trade,
26,613
Aqueducts,
6,425
Mills, Factories and Machinery,
5,000
$521,372
18 Laws of 1893, Section 6.
Said agent or agents shall keep accurate accounts, showing in detail all moneys received by him, from whom and when re- ceived, and all moneys paid out by him, to whom and for what purpose. They shall settle their accounts before the first Tues- day of March annually, and the same shall be printed in the an- nual report in detail.
Hall and Kenyon, Highway Account.
Bills paid by Selectmen by orders on Treasurer, and approv- ed by Road Agents, Hall and Kenyon, 1897.
Statement.
H. Nelson,
$ 60
H. H. Stevens,
I 00
E. R. Hicks,
I 00
E. P. Stone,
2 12
Albert Rainey,
1
50
H. E. Elliott,
90
P. O. Williams,
2 52
Ira B. Norris,
8 00
Wm. Hall,
12 00
L. J. Mooney,
9 25
A. J. Bull, 86
W. W. Hamlet,
3 50
A. R. Hayward,
I 25
G. C. Bradbury,
2 45
Currier, Jones & Moore,
: 68
C. Dupries,
I 62
D. H. Whittier,
I 50
J. C. Lary, 2 00
Fred C. Weld, 1
3 25
Alberto Hazelton,
1
47
E. A. Shepard,
I
43
Alonzo L. Lary,
I 62
F. G. Richardson,
50
A. B. Doe,
I 00
$63 02
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Items. H. NELSON.
1897.
Jan. 29, 4 hours shoveling snow,
Feb. 14, 2
66 60
E. R. HICKS.
Jan. 29, 4 hours with team break- ing roads, I 00
H. H. STEVENS.
Jan. 28, I 1-2 hours with team breaking roads, 30
Feb. 5, I hour with team breaking roads, 20
I-2 hour shoveling, 05
Feb.
I5,
I hour with team, 20
23; 2 I-2 hours shoveling, 25
$1 00
E. P. STONE.
. Jan. 29,
I hour by H. H. Wards- worth and team, 25
30, 4 hours by E. Shepard, 50
E. P. Stone, 50
Wm. Preston, 50
Feb. 247 3 Edwin Shepard, 37
$2 12
ALBERT RAINEY.
Jan.
29,
4 hours man and team,
I 00
31, 2
50
$1 50
H. E. ELLIOTT.
Jan. 29,
3
3 hours with team, 30 " self and man, 60
-$ 90
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P. O. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 29,
7 hours breaking roads, 84
7 extra man, 84
7 oxen, -
84
$2 52
IRA B. NORRIS. With Team Scraping Sidewalks.
Jan. 21,
2 hours,
$ 40
23, 3 60
26, 2 40
28, 3
66
60
29, 6
20
30, 2
66
40
Feb. 8, 7
66
40
16, 2
40
20, 3
66 60
23, 4 66 80
March 2, 3 60 66
3,
3
60
$8 00
WILLIAM HALL.
.
Omitted in February Account.
Jan. 28, Self and oxen breaking roads 10 hours, 1 00
29,
Self and man and 4 oxen breaking roads 40 hours, 4 00
March I,
Self and man on River road fixing hole, I 50
3, Breaking road, 50
8. Hauling derrick home and pulley blocks, pick- ing rocks out of road and chopping ice, 3 00
13, Cutting ice, fixing water hole on River road, 2 00
$ 12 00
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21
L. J. MOONEY.
Snowing bridges, 9 00
Fixing plank on same,
25
$9 25
A. J. BULL.
Jan. 29, Self and team 3 hours, breaking roads, 60
30: Self and team 2 1-2 hours breaking roads, 26
$ 86
W. W. HAMLET.
Jan, 20, to
March 8, 28 hours work, breaking roads 12 1-2 cts. per hour, 3 50
A. R. HAYWARD.
Jan. 29, 5 hours work with team 2 horses, breaking roads, I 25
G. C. BRADBURY.
Feb. 24, Breaking roads, I 30
Mar. 4 & 5, 66 15
$2 45
CURRIER, JONES AND MOORE.
Feb. 2, Simeon Currier, 4 1-2 hours breaking roads, 56
Eveline Jones, I man and oxen I I-2 hours each, 37
John Moore, 6 hours shov- eling 75
$1 68
C. DUPRIS.
Jan. 28, I 1-2 hours with team, 37
Feb. IO, shoveling, 18
18
22
Feb. 23, 2 I-2 hours 2 men with team, 89
$1 62
D. H. WHITTIER.
1896. Breaking and ploughing out roads in Spring of '96, I 50
J. C. LARY.
March 6, 2 logs and labor putting them on road, 2 00
ALONZO L. LARY.
13 1-2 hours work breaking roads in Feb. '97, $1 62
FRED C. WELD.
Jan. 29. 6 hours, man and team, breaking roads,
30. 5 hours, man and team, breaking roads.
3I. 2 hours, man and team, breaking roads, $ 3 25
ALBERTO C. HAZELTON.
Feb. 9. To breaking roads, 7 hours work, $ 85
" II. 5 62
$ I 47
E. A. SHEPARD.
Feb. 24. Man and team, I hour each, .25
26. Cutting ice, 2 1-2 66
.31
March 2.
2 .25
3.
66 66 66
2 .25
8. 66 66 66
3
.37
$
I 43
F. G. RICHARDSON.
March 1, 1897. To breaking roads, self .
and team, 2 hours, .50
66 66
23
A. B. DOE.
January, 1897. Man and team, 4 hours, $ 1 00
FUNDS, PROPERTY AND CLAIMS, HELD BY THE TOWN.
Literary Fund, $ 1,000 00 Jesse Martin Fund, 500 00
Hiram Richardson, Bequest, 500 00
Town House, Hearse, Hearse House, Tramp House, three Road Machines, Safe, Drain Pipe, Drills, Cement, Coal Tar, a complete set of Sealers' Weights and Measures, and Cemetery lots.
Respectfully submitted, JOHN CURRIER, Selectmen
CLAUDE M. MURRAY, of
H. B. GATES, Canaan.
CANAAN, N. H., Feb. 22, 1898.
The undersigned, auditors of said town of Canaan, have ex- amined the accounts of the Treasurer, Selectmen, Overseer of the Poor, Highway Agents, and Trustees of the Town Library, for the year ending, February 15, 1898, and find them correct and properly vouched. The difference between the amount reported due from the County last year of $361.88, and the amount of $352.93, reported this year as received from the County by the disallowance by the County of items, amounting to $8.95.
F. D CURRIER, } Auditors of Canaan
C. H. TOWER,
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Treasurer's Report
For the year 1897.
Receipts.
From Treasurer, 1896, $ 175 02
Geo. H. Gordon, License on dogs, 2II 75
Hebert J. Kimball, peddler's license, 2 00
I. B. Stevens, Collector for 1897, 8,749 70
Selectmen, Money hired on notes, 1,543 72
received from county,
for support of depen- dent soldiers, 18 85
County for support of poor, 334 08
Mrs. Clark, I 60
License of Merry-go-round, 3 00
Police Court, 248 04
State for glandered horse,
16 00
N. J. Hill, for concrete, 12 69
E. C. Aldrich,
34 22
Use of hearse, I OO
Use of Road Machine,
5 00
Insurance Tax, 4 50
Railroad Tax,
887 92
Savings' Bank,
910 83
Literary Fund, 201 50
Town of Enfield, for support of Carlos Burnham, 122 50
Lots sold in Wells' Cemetery, 10 00
Bounty on one hawk, 25
Lots sold in Street Cemetery, 18 00
West Canaan,
10 00
25
Carey Smith, for concrete, 4 98
Susan A. Barnard, 4 84
E. Smith, for cement, I IO
-- $13,533 09
Expenditures.
Paid State Tax,
$ 1,290 00
County Tax,
1,588 93
Town Library,
77 40
Interest on Jesse Martin Fund,
20 00
Hiram Richardson Bequest, 20 00
Bounty on Hawk, 25
Abatements,
92 II
School District, No. I, Enfield,
7 49
Town School District,
1,549 38
High
1,065 91
Canaan Fire Precinct,
347 50
Dog Damage and Expense,
64 00
School Supplies,
285 94
School Officers,
127 50
Town and County Poor,
1, 126 II
Town Officers,
565 87
Bills Approved by Road Agents Hall and Kenyon,
63 02
Police Court,
113 00
Road Agents, 1897,
2,807 14
Notes and interest,
790 38
Miscellaneous,
1,256 89
$13,258 82
In Treasurer's hands,
274 27
$13,533 09 I also have in my hands, as Treasurer, Guildford Doten's note, with a balance of two dollars and ninety-two cents due on the same.
And, also the Israel J. Sharon note and mortgage for sixty-one dollars and thirty-three cents.
ARTHUR W. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
Report of the Overseer of the Poor, Year ending Feb. 15, 1898.
Receipts.
Received from Town Treasurer,
$1,126 II
Unknown man, 46 28
$1172 39
Expenditures.
Paid expenses of burial of Unknown Man as follows : Paid H. R. Norris, 12 00
Carey Smith, casket and box,
20 00
Gage Chadwick, digging grave,
3 00
Carl Hill, driving hearse,
2 00
Two bearers,
I CO
One pair stockings,
25
Delivering box to grave,
50
Telegram to Bangor, Me.,
70
F. A. Bogardus,
2 00
Rev. D. M. Cleveland,
2 00
Expense of N. J. Hill,
2 83
C. F. Barnum,
80 93
J. O. H. Newton,
63 57
N. J. Hill, expenses,
4 40
Lucy Sharon,
57 53
Carlos Burnham, for Enfield,
122 50
27 COUNTY.
Paid Mary Douvill,
$276 50
Israel Blanchard,
65 00
Carlos Burnham,
6 57
C. H. Thurston,
17 40
John Fox,
10 96
Israel Ford,
35 75
Henry Daniels,
13 27
James Welch,
27 50
Michael Burke,
19 46
Mrs. Ploof,
24 79
Expense of N. J. Hill,
6 85
DEPENDENT SOLDIERS.
Mrs. C. Clements,
IIO 44
Mrs. Hannah S. Clark,
150 04
Mrs. A. J, Derush,
22 65
$1,162 39
Paid back to the town money overdrawn,
10 00
-_- $1,172 39
N. J. HILL, Overseer of the Poor.
Collector's Report,
Amount of tax book,
$8,749 70
Abated Bailey, H. H.
$4 23
Butman, H. M, 2 39
Dicey, Scott E.
I 85
Daniels, Henry
4 15
Ford, Israel
I 60
Ford, David
I 93
Gosher, E. T.
2 76
Jubert, Alfred
I 63
Jones, Burt R.
: 85
Knight, Orin
I 60
Laforge, Wm.
I 60
Lary, J. C. 2d,
I 60
Noyes, Geo. B.
I 62
Watson, Fred J.
I 62
Talbert, Wm. P.
I 98
Cook, Charles,
I 85
Dwyre, Joseph M.
3 70
Watts, Austin,
I 62
Smith, Perley,
I
I6
Bressett, Fred
I 60
Morse, Wm. E.
I 60
Ford, I. N.
I 85
Foster, C. H.
I 85
Hoyt, L. S.
I 62
Mooney, John
I 62
Henderson, J. W.
I 85
Pressey, F. W. paid in Dorchester, I 60
29
ABATED ON ILLEGAL AND OVERTAX.
Abbott, Samuel P.
36
Butman, Sarah A.
92
Colby, M. T.
7
Davis, Charles
4 86
Dyke, Lyman
82
Doe, Rufus
I 60
Goss, Daniel
I 20
Heath, Frank P.
I 60
Jepson, Francis
I 60
Milton, Lura G.
I 85
Oliver, James
1 60
Packard, Albert
2 40
Shepard, Eugene D.
23
Smart, J. C. A.
I 85
Townsend, M.
I 2I
Weeks, Mary E. D.
8 00
Goodenough, Henry
52
Paid Town Treasurer,
$8,657 59
$8,749 70
Respectfully submitted,
IRA B. STEVENS, Collector.
Road Agents' Report.
RECEIVED OF TOWN OF CANAAN.
May 29, 1897, $ 345 03
July 3, 441 17
Aug. 18,
225 55
Sept. 18,
203 23
Oct. 5,
55 00
Dec. II,
124 44
Feb. 15, 1898,
117 53
$1,51I 95
Due E, M. Adams, from the Town,
I
I3
$ 1,513 08
E. M. ADAMS.
Canaaan, N. H., Feb. 15, 1898.
Town of Canaan in account with
E. M. ADAMS.
1897.
May. Paid H. B. Whitney, for labor and bridge timber. $24 50
D. N. Fifield, for labor, 12. 00
J. W. Farrington, for labor, 6 25
Stephen Rainey, for labor,
I 50
Charles E. Noyes, for labor,
3 12
Stephen Morse, 60
2 50
June.
G. W. Davis,
33 00
Joseph Duplisse, 66
2 63
.
31
Walter H. Swett, for labor,
2 25
W. M. Huggett,
I 25
Everett Dow, 66
I 57
L. J. Mooney, 66
27 IO
F. G. Richardson, 66
7 28
Dell Reynolds,
4 74
C. W. Dwinels,
66
4 12
A. E. Mooney,
66
: 3 80
Ray Austin,
I 62
J. W. Currier,
66
84
A. B. Doe,
2 91
F. L. Pattee, bridge plank,
19 15
E. A. Shepard, for labor,
3 50
R. S. Cross,
66
4 75
Edwin Shepard,
I 88
L. C. Aldrich, 66
17 36
A. M. Shackford, bridge plank,
32 45
W. C. Aldrich, for labor,
6 87
John H. Brown,
66
2 75
Albert Rainey, 66
2 25
H. B. Gates, 66
5 17
Charles Holt,
66
II 60
E. M. Adams, 66
93 98
Fred Hill, 66
2 50
H. B. Whitney,
9 39
I. W. Shattuck,
9 38
P. O. Williams,
14 37
H. O. Whitney,
66
9 63
Henry Rainey,
16
6 88
Horace Rainey, 66
5 00
Levi Davis, 6 75
H. B. Gates, and others, labor, 23 84
H. W. Kimball, labor,
2 50
Ben Crossly, 66
50
Lyman Sherburne, 66
2 50
Carl H. Wolfson, 66
5 00
Fred Butman, 60
5 87
S. W. Currier,
5 91
July
32
Charles H. Baker, labor,
I 2
Joseph Tucker, 66
4 52
C. W. Dwinels, 6 12
E. W. Dow, 66
I 81
A. B. Doe, 66
5 00
John Fowler, 66
2 80
John W. Currier, 66
I 25
W. G. Fogg,
31 30
E. M. Jones, 66
3 75
A. I. Fogg, 66
7 50
W. H. Swett, 66
6 25
Wm. Huggett, 66
8 00
C. E. Noyes, 66
8 62
F. G. Richardson,
94
Israel Duplisse, 66
5 50
W. C. Aldrich, 66
4 75
J. D. Lovring, 66
5 68
H. L. Webster,
3 25
D. N. Fifield, 66
I 37
E. M. Adams, 66
145 3I
J. Hadlock, for Road Machine casting, 6 00
J. W. Farrington, for labor,
I 00
George Ploof, 66
62
James Henderson,
I 00
Tom Vermont, 66
2 15
L. J. Mooney,
5 63
W. Chamberlin, 66
3 00
H. E. Hadley, 66
25 87
F. F. Avery,
2 50
Stephen Morse,
6 00
Aaron Whittier, 66
2 50
Albert Goss, 66
3 75
Albert Rainey,
5 00
Ulyses P. Fisher, 66
3 75
C. L. Kinne, 66
I 25
S. D. Pollard,
I 25
Geo. C. Bradbury, "
75
33
July.
E. A. Shepard,
66
2 50
James Ibey,
66
2 50
A. I. Fogg,
66
2 00
Walter H. Swett
66
2 13
Joseph Malanson,
3 00
S. J. Johnson,
6 74
Grant Reynolds,
66
I 25
S. D. Pollard,
2 63
M. A. Bradbury,
66
3 50
Wm. Huggett,
I 12
James Henderson, "
2 12
W. P. Talbot,
66
25
W. G. Fogg, 66
II 25
August,
L. J. Mooney, 66
24 25
Tom Vermont,
66
3 00
E. A. Mooney,
13 37
Henry Sorrell,
2 75
Fred W. Martin,
14 88
C. P. Monroe, 66
1 00
Charles Holt, 66
4 50
W. C. Aldrich, 66
4 70
A. M. Shackford, bridge plank, 36 43
H. E. Hadley, for labor, 13 II
A. B. Doe,
2 50
H. E. Hadley
9 75
E. M. Adams, 66
68 07
C. E. Noyes.
1 00
A. Packard. for shingles and labor on Dunham Bridge, 22 57
F. L. Pattee, bridge plank, 16 19
James Henderson, for labor, I 25
L. J. Mooney,
21
37
Leonard Dennis, 66
50
A. E. Mooney,
I
50
I. A. Duplisse, 66
I 68
Henry Sorrell, 66
I 25
J. P. Daines,
10 15
Henry Rainey,
66 I 00
Sept.
-
34
Sept.
Albert Rainey, labor, I 25
Ulysses Fisher,
I 25
Wm. Columbia,
66
5 00
W. C. Aldrich,
I
75
J. W. Farrington,
3 75
Err. Collins,
2 50
Carl H. Wolfson,
66
I 25
S. Pollard,
I 50
E. M. Adams, 66
95 18
October.
Fred G. Richardson, "
55 00
Dec.
H. B. Gates,
I 73
A. M. Shackford, bridge plank,
64 08
John H. Brown, for labor,
69
Joseph Barney, repairing road machine, I 45
L. J. Mooney, for labor,
6 39
A. E. Mooney, 66
I 37
A. B. Doe, 66
I 25
Charles E. Noyes,
63
Charles Decato, Jr., 10 87
E. C. Kenyon, 66
4 25
H. B. Whitney,
I 13
Stephen Morse, 66
I 50
E. M. Adams,
29 IO
Feb., 1898. C. A. Monroe, for shoveling
snow, I 62
Charles Bushway, for shoveling
snow,
2 05
L. J. Mooney, breaking road,
3 65
A. E. Mooney, 66
4 50
A. B. Doe, 66
I 56
C. W. Dwinels, 66
. I2
S. J. Johnson,
15 35
Fred Martin,
6 00
H. B. Whitney, 66
5 98
Horace Rainey,
7 80
J. F. Ford, "6
5 23
S. B. Withington,
66
I 88
35
February. H. R. Norris,
labor,
I 50
G. W. Davis,
I 50
Wm. Huggett,
8 87
F. G. Richardson,
3 75
Fred Charkey,
66
2 50
E. M. Adams,
66
6 30
M. H. Clark,
66
1 50
E. C. Kenyon,
9 17
G. A. Eldridge,
I 44
Henry Sorrell,
66
5 00
H. B. Gates,
66
2 35
J. M. Bryant,
4 00
Albert Rainey,
66
7 14
Daniel Goss,
66
I 25
Stephen Morse,
I 87
$1,513 08
Town of Canaan in account with
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