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ART. XIV. To see if the Town will vote to discontinue the road from and to the main highway in front of buildings now owned by M. Pateau, formerly owned by Peter Kean.
ART. XV. To see what action the Town will take with regard to the bill of O. G. Kilton for services as Selectman 1909.
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ART. XVI. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate money for the purchase of a set of scales to be located on the River road and install the same.
ART. XVII. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Committees and all other officers heretofore chosen and pass any vote relating thereto and transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty-fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eleven.
IRA BARR, F. M. BARNARD, GORDON WOODBURY, Selectmen of Bedford.
A true copy-Attest: IRA BARR, F. M. BARNARD, GORDON WOODBURY,
Selectmen of Bedford.
Selectmen's Report to Feb. 15, 1911.
TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES.
Apr. 8 1910Paid Albert L. Flint salary as third selectman. $59 00
June 11 Fred A. French salary as town clerk . 50 00
T. E. Barr, services as second sel- ectman 121 00
July 1 Harry D. Hilchey, services as con- stable 3 00
Harry D. Hilchey, services as dog constable 15 00
William M. Flanders, services as tax collector, 1909 83 50
Nov. 1 George D. Soper, services as ballot inspector 5 00
Dec 1. George H. Hardy, services as spec- ial police 10 00
10 00
T. E. Barr, services as ballot clerk . George F. Shepherd, services as ballot inspector Primary elect- ion 5 00
Frank S. Crowell, services as supervisor, 1909 and 1910 28 42
John F. Young, services as super-
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visor, 1909 and 1910 28 42
John M. Hodgman, services as supervisor, 1909 and 1910 28 42 Alonzo H. Holbrook, services as ballot inspector at Primary, Election and General Election . 10 00
Jan.
2 1911Lyman M. Kinson, services as special officer at Primary and General Election 10 00
Feb. 14
George D. Soper, services as ballot inspector, General Election .. ... E. W. Stevens, services as moder- ator, 2 elections and Primary . . . 15 00
5 00
15 Ervin R. French, services as town treasurer to March S, 1910 40 00
Fred A. French, care of town scales 20 00 C. P. Woodbury, services as health officer 8 00
E. B. Hull, services as ballot in- spector 5 00
$559 76
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
Mar. 12 1910Paid Quincy Barnard care of clock. $ 15 00
Mar. 19 E. A. Stratton, printing town re- port 97 00
Temple & Farrington, stationery . . 1 6S
Apr.
2
O. E. Branch, legal services (ad-
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vice) 3 00
8
Albert L. Flint carfare. 89
18
John F. Gove, services as janitor Mar. 10 to May 12, 1909. : 8 00
20
John Hadlock, edges and bolts to road machine 16 60
Ira Barr, cash paid for freight on road machine parts 51
May 2
George F. Barnard, labor on com- mon and King's land 8 70
June 1 Frank Livingston, legal services (advice furnished to Board of 1909-1910) 13 74
Temple & Farrington, tax book 1910. 1 60
11
Louis Bell Post No. 3, G. A. R. flags in May, 1909 and May 1910 10 60 Arthur Fosher, moving settees and tables 2 00
July 1 1910George O. Spencer, chestnut posts (delivered in 1909). 6 25
9 Amoskeag Savings Bank Interest on $3,000 Note 44 17
Sept. 15 John M. Hodgman, check list board. 1 50
Amoskeag National Bank Interest on $2,000 Note for 6 mos. ..... 45 00
Dec. 1 1910A. A. Warren, 130 gals. kerosene for Gas Generator. 9 75
F. E. Nelson, dishes for Town Hall 48 87
Gordon Woodbury, cash paid for lettering sign board 1 40
9
Horace E. Webber, labor on Town House. 21 00
C. G. Colburn, trimming trees around town house 12 00
Orra G. Kilton, teaming town His- tories 2 50
C. M. Edgerly, premium on build- ing insurance expired 100 00
Jan. 2 1911Paid A. J. McKelvie stove and kitchen utensils . 64 05
Feb. 1 Manchester Savings Bank Interest to Feb. 1, 1911, on $8,000 note. 196 25 J. B. Varick Co., silverware for town house 52 68
14
F. M. Barnard, telephone tolls 4 65
Ira Barr, telephone tolls, $6.00, express, $.25, fare to Concord and return $.72 6 97
15
J. B. Pettingill, M. D., returning births 50
W. W. Forbes, legal services
1 00
Fred A. French, stationery, lan- tern, brooms and sundries . . 12 70 Recording and returning Vital Statistics 8 50
C. P. Farley, voting booths and guard rails, etc. 24 00
Amoskeag National Bank Interest on $2,000 39 00
$882 06
Feb. 15 1911Amoskeag National Bank Note .. $2,000 00
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SNOW BILLS
Mar. 12 1910Paid Henry W. Brown, breaking roads
$ 6 85
George A. King, breaking roads .. 12 48
James W. Sargent, breaking roads
75
Mar. 19 William Murphy, shovelling snow Arthur W. Holbrook, breaking roads 8 65
2 50
Apr. 2 E. A. Porter, breaking roads and labor on same 36 25
John M. Hodgman, breaking roads and labor on same, 1909
52 95
8
John Rouse, breaking roads
21 30
Louis Faucher, breaking roads .. .
11 55
Albert L. Flint, breaking roads ..
1 80
Harry W. Atwood, breaking roads George W. Boynton, breaking roads
15 75
10 25
15
A. E. Campbell, breaking roads .. Geo. A. King, for labor of C. H. Fulton
67
21
George Hardy, breaking roads .. . .
4 00
June 1
Walter Cofran, breaking roads . . Harry B. Fisher, breaking roads . H. W. Hoit
8 00
6 15
Harrison Campbell, breaking roads
22 82
John H. Parkhurst, breaking roads 12 00 Frank E. Manning, money paid out, breaking roads. 7 03
Ernest Jenkins, breaking roads
5 60
C. E. Bursiel, breaking roads
2 65
July 1 Omer Pepin, breaking roads
4 25
George O. Spencer, breaking roads 21 60
6 97
17 65
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Jan.
2 1911Murdock A. Weathers, shovelling
snow, 1910
2 25
$302 72
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
DISTRICT NO. 1. JOHN A. QUAID.
May 2 1910Labor on Highway and money
paid out $12 45
July 1
do
19 50
Oct. 1 do 14 60
$46 55
DISTRICT NO. 2 AND 4. HARRISON CAMPBELL.
Sept. 1 1910Labor on highway $9 00
Jan. 1 1911H. N. Fosher, labor on highway .. 3 50
$12 50
DISTRICT No. 3.
FRED F. LANE.
May 2 1910Labor on highway and money paid paid out $19 69
Sept.
1 1910Labor on highway and money paid
out
35 25
$54 94
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DISTRICT NO. 5 AND PART OF NO. 6. LYMAN M. KINSON.
May 2 1910Labor on highway and money paid out . $16 00
July 1 Labor on Highway and money paid out 42 10
Jan.
2 1911Labor on highway and money paid
out
5 00
$63 10
DISTRICT NO. 8 AND PART OF NO. 6.
EDWARD A. PORTER.
May 2 1910 Labor on highway . $20 00
Sept.
1
Cutting bushes, and 20 loads of
gravel
8 00
Nov. 1 Labor on highway and money paid out . 29 55
Dec. 1 West Side Lumber Co., lumber for railings 5 75
Labor cutting bushes 7 50
$70 80
DISTRICT No. 9. JULIUS H. PUTNAM.
May 2 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out $10 90
June 1 do 11 37
11 West Side Lumber Co., for railings and bridge plank 17 65
Sept. 1 Labor on highway and money paid out 31 18
13
Oct. 1 40 chestnut posts 7 50
Jan. 2 1911 Labor on highway and money paid out 2.20
$80 85
DISTRICT No. 10. JOHN D. ROUSE.
Sept. 1 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out $61 00
DISTRICT No. 11. JOHN M. HODGMAN.
Sept. 15 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out $47 11
DISTRICT NO. 12.
GEORGE H. WIGGIN.
June 18 1910 Labor on highway $67 31
Feb. 1 1911 Lumber for railings. 9 30
14 20} in. bolts made by Joseph Park- hurst 1 60
$78 21
DISTRICT No. 13. ERNEST A. JENKINS.
July 1 1910 Labor on highway and money paid $28 50
DISTRICT NO. 14. H. B. FISHER.
Dec.
1 1910 Labor cutting bushes
$9 75
14
DISTRICT No. 15. GEORGE H. HARDY. 1 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out $43 00
June
Oct. 1 do 9 30
$52 30
DISTRICT No. 16. JOHN H. PARKHURST.
June 1 1910 Labor on highway, 1909 $26 50
DISTRICT NO. 17 AND 18. WILLIAM S. MANNING.
May 2 1910 Labor on highway $ 2 65
June 1 do
47 60
Oct. 1 Labor on highway and money
paid out 33 30
Feb. 15 1911 Breaking roads and labor on high-
way 4 15
$87 70
DISTRICT No. 19.
A E. CAMPBELL.
May 2 1910 Labor on highway and money paid
out $46 00
Sept. 1 do 12 90
$58 90
15
DISTRICT No. 20. JOHN W. SARGENT.
May 2 1910 Labor on highway $29 11
June 1 do 2 85
$31 96
DISTRICT NO. 21. HENRY W. BROWN.
May 2 1910 Labor on highway $22 59
June 1
clo 6 15
Jan. 2 1911 Labor on highway and money paid out 5 25
$33 99
DISTRICT NO. 22. GEORGE CALDWELL.
July 1 1910 L'abor on highway and money paid out $9 25
DISTRICT No. 23.
GEORGE A. KING.
April 15 1910 Labor on highway $31 00
June 1 do 3 55
Feb. 15 1911 Breaking roads and money paid out 2 85
$37 40
16
DISTRICT No. 24.
B. W. NICHOLS.
July 1 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out $33 75
Oct. 1. Labor on highway and gravel 17 41
$51 16
DISTRICT NO. 25.
GEORGE P. TARR.
July 1 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out $28 38
DISTRICT NO. 26.
J. J. SANDERS.
July 1 1910 Labor on highway and money paid
out $41 19
Oct. 1 Money G. H. Witherspoon cutting bushes and labor 15 38
Dec. 1 Paid Mrs. J. G. Vose, money paid out for labor on highway 23 75
$80 32
DISTRICT NO. 27.
OMER PEPIN.
July 1 1910 Labor on highway . $36 50
Sept. 1 Labor on highway and cutting bushes 36 75
$73 25
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DISTRICT NO. 28. GEORGE O. SPENCER.
July 1 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out $25 75
Feb. 15 1911 Labor on railing and posts, and breaking roads 6 80
$32 55
DISTRICT NO. 29.
ALONZO H. HOLBROOK.
May 2 1910 Labor on highway and money paid out . $50 75
Oct. 1 Bridge plank and stringers and
teaming 22 30
Oct. 22
Labor and money paid out 21 05
$94 10
DISTRICT No. 30.
WALTER COFRAN.
Jan. 2 1911 Labor on highway and money paid out $54 65
DISTRICT No. 31. M. PATTEN.
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TOWN HALL BUILDING ACCOUNT
BILLS UNPAID ON MARCH S, 1910. Mar. 14 1910 Paid John B. Lodge liquidated damages on contract $280 00
Paid J. B. Lodge, viz :-
Jan. 8 1910 Laberges man & day 75
3 carpenters } day 3 75
B. G. Lodge } day 1 50
J. B. Lodge ₺ day 2 50
· Telephone charges
2 40
Jan. 10
3 carpenters 1 day 7 50
G. B. Lodge 1 day 3 00
Laberges man 1 50
Jan. 11
3 carpenters
7 50
G. B. Lodge
3 00
1 lock
50
J. B. Lodge } day
2 50
Feb. 17
G. B. Lodge, 1 day 3 00
3 carpenters 7 50
Carrying men
1 75
1 keg Sd finish nails.
3 25
Mar. 1
G. B. Lodge
3 00
1 carpenter .
2 50
Carrying men
1 75
J. B. Lodge 5 00
Mar. 2
G. B. Lodge
3 00
1 carpenter 2 50
A. I. Campbell, cant hook 1 25
$70 90
10
Less error
$70 80
Mar. 26 1911 Paid John W. Stevens, viz :-
Sept. 10 1909 Pipe and pump for well $27 44
Oct. 12 Columns and labor 35 40
20 Pipe and cutting 3 85
23 Columns and labor. 22 33
28 W. C. seats and clean outdoors 13 90
Dec. 16 Gas piping
128 86
Mar. 3 1910 Heating contract 525 00
$756 78
April 2 1911 Paid J. Hodge viz :- Sept. 28, 1909 to Jan. 7, 1910. Sundry finish lumber, moulding and windows for Town House
$956 46
Apr. 2 1911 Paid Fisher & Bisson, viz :- On account Contract for metal cor- nice. 600 00
April 2 1911 Paid Batchelder & Worcester, viz .:-
Oct. 15 1909 12 M Hem. Pl. and Sq. 12 ft. boards $246 00 4 M Hem., Pl. and Sq. 12 in. boards 76 00
Nov. 13 8,998 5 ft. ex. clapboards 440 90
$762 90
Cr.
8 00
$754 90
April 2 1911 Paid Putnam & La Flamme pre- mium for Accident Liability Policy. $52 50
19
20
April 2 1911 Manchester Hardware Co., Sundries. $42 47
April 2 1911 J. H. Mendell Co., viz :- Cement, brick, lumber and sup- plies $159 26
April 18 1911 West Side Lumber Co., viz :-
Lumber and teaming same. $195 03
April 18 1911 Charles A. Bailey, viz :-
Underpinning and slip sills $224 40
May 2 1911 W. S. Manning, viz :- Stone for cellar $21 75
June 1 1911 John B. Varick Co., viz .:- Wood filler $1 50
June 7 1911 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:- 4 shovels 2 00
1 axe 75
1 plow 11 50
O. G. Kilton, 1 shovel 50
1 iron bar 1 25
$16 00
July 1 1910 Paid Fisher & Bisson, viz :- Bal. contract for metal cornice . . . $100 00
Sept. 15 1911 Paid Elmer E. Reed Building chimneys $72 45
Feb. 15 1911 Paid A. L. Franks :--- Gas and electric light, labor and wiring. $82 00
$4,386 30
June 7 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz :-
Mar. 17 J. B. Lodge, ¿ day $2 50
Mar. 18 J. B. Lodge, Į day 2 50
-
21
31
J. B. Lodge, ¿ day 2 50
May 3
J. B. Lodge, ¿ day 2 50
11 J. B. Lodge, } day 2 50
2 carpenters, } day 2 50
21
2 carpenters, 1 day
5 00
C. B. Lodge, 1 day
3 00
J. B. Lodge, ¿ day
2 50
Carrying men
1 75
23
Carrying men
1 75
J. B. Lodge, 1 day
5 00
3 carpenters
7 50
C. B. Lodge
3 00
Ovid Carter 2 25
C. B. Lodge
3 00
3 carpenters
7 50
Carrying men
1 75
25
Carrying men
1 75
C. B. Lodge.
3 00
3 carpenters
7 50
O. Carter
2 25
J. B. Lodge, ¿ day 2 50
O. Carter, ¿ day
1 13
$79 38
June 11 1910 Paid West Side Lumber Co., viz :- Lumber for town hall
$37 SS
June 18 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz :-
June 1 J. B. Lodge, 1 day $5 00
2 J. B. Lodge, } day 2 50
1 J. B. Lodge, } day 2 50
Carpenter 1 25
15 C. B. Lodge 3 00
15 Carpenter 2 50
O. Carter 2 25
22
W. M. Gamache, 1 day 1 75
Carrying men 1 75
J. B. Lodge, ¿ day 2 50
C. B. Lodge, } day 1 50
J. B. Lodge, 1 day 5 00
$29 25
July 1 1911 Paid J. B. Varick Co., viz .:- Building paper . 1 63
July 1 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
June 17 J. B. Lodge, ¿ day $2 50
18 J. B. Lodge, ¿ day 2 50
20 J. B. Lodge, ¿ day 2 50
21 J. B. Lodge, 1 day
5 00
28 C. B. Lodge, 1 day
3 00
B. Gamache, 1 day
1 75
Team for men 1 75
$19 00
July 9 1910 Paid L. B. Wilson, viz .:-
Steel ceiling account .
$200 00
July 16 Paid M. C. Blanchard, viz .:-
Contract for outside painting in full $135 00
July 16 Paid L. B. Wilson, viz .:-
Balance for steel ceiling
$404 00
July 16 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
July 11 C. B. Lodge.
$ 3 00
W. Gamache
1 75
O. Carter
2 25
Bartlett
2 50
Gagnon
2 50
E. A. Porter, team
4 00
16
23
J. B. Lodge 5 00
12
J. B. Lodge 5 00
C. B. Lodge. 3 00
Gamache 1 75
Bartlett
2 50
Carter.
2 25
Gagnon
2 50
Porter, team
4 00
C. B. Lodge
3 00
Gamache
1 75
Bartlett
2 50
Carter.
2 25
Gagnon
2 50
Mascott .
2 50
J. B. Lodge
5.00
E. A. Porter, team
4 00
75 sheets sand paper
35
14 Gamache.
1 75
Bartlett
2 50
Carter.
2 25
Mascott
2 50
Gove
2 00
J. B. Lodge
5 00
E. A. Porter, team
4 00
Bartlett
2 50
Carter. 2 25
Mascott
2 50
15
Gove.
2 00
E. A. Porter, team
2 00
Carrying men
1 75
1 4 pane O. G. door 1 70
J. B. Lodge
5 00
13
Gamache. 1 75
24
J. B. Lodge 5 00
16
Gamache
1 75
Bartlett.
2 50
Carter.
2 25
Mascott
2 50
Gove
2 00
C. B. Lodge and Gagnon
5 50
Teaming men
1 75
$130 55
July 23 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:- -
July 18
C. B. Lodge.
$3 00
Gamache
1 25
Gove
2 00
Carter.
2 25
Mascott
2 50
Bartlett
2 50
J. B. Lodge
5 00
E. A. Porter, team
4 00
C. B. Lodge.
3 00
Gamache
1 75
Gove.
2 00
Carter.
2 25
Mascott
2 50
Bartlett.
2 50
J. B. Lodge
5 00
E. A. Porter, team
4 00
C. B. Lodge.
3 00
Gamache
1 75
Gove.
2 00
Carter.
2 25
Mascott
2 50
Bartlett.
2 50
19
20
25
J. B. Lodge 5 00
Gagnon
2 50
C. B. Lodge 3 00
Gamache
1 75
Gove.
2 00
Carter
, 2 25
Mascott
2 50
Bartlett.
2 50
Gagnon
2 50
J. B. Lodge
5 00
E. A. Porter, team.
4 00
C. B. Lodge
3 00
Gamache
1 75
Gove
2 00
Carter.
2 25
Mascott
2 50
Bartlett
2 50
Gagnon
2 50
22
J. B. Lodge
5 00
E. A. Porter, team.
4 00
23
C. B. Lodge
3 00
Gamache
1 75
Gove and Gagnon
4 50
Carter.
2 25
Mascott and Bartlett.
5 00
. J. B. Lodge.
5 00
E. A. Porter, team.
4 00
$144 00
Aug. 1 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .: -
July 25 C. B. Lodge.
$3 00
Gamache
1 75
Gove.
2 00
22
21
26
Carter. 2 2c
Mascott, Harry Arthur 5 00
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
E. A. Porter, team 4 00
J. B. Lodge 5 00
C. B. Lodge. 3 00
Gamache and Gove
3 75
Carter. 2 25
Mascotts, Harry and Arthur
5 00
Bartlett and Gagnon
5 00
E. A. Porter, team
4 00
J. B. Lodge
5 00
C. B. Lodge
3 00
Gamache and Gove
3 75
Carter
2 25
Mascotts, Harry and Arthur
5 00
Bartlett and Gagnon
5 00
E. Porter, team
4 00
J. B. Lodge
5 00
C. B. Lodge.
3 00
Gamache and Gove
3 25
Carter
2 25
Mascotts, Harry and Arthur
5 00
Bartlett and Gagnon
5 00
E. A. Porter, team
4 00
J. B. Lodge
5 00
29
C. B. Lodge and Gove 5 00
Gamache and Carter 4 00
Bartlett and Gagnon. 5 00
E. A. Porter, team 4 00
J. B. Lodge 5 00
30
J. B. Lodge 5 00
J. B. Lodge and Gove 5 00
26
27
28
27
Gamache and Carter 5 00
Bartlett and Gagnon 4 00
E. A. Porter, team 4 00
$158 00
Aug.
1 1910 Paid J. P. Young, viz .:-
Measuring plastering $5 00
Aug. 6 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
Aug. 1
C. B. Lodge and Gamache Gove and Carter.
$4 75
Bartlett and Gagnon
5 00
E. A. Porter, team.
4 00
J. B. Lodge 5 00
2
C. B. Lodge and Gamache. 4 75
Gove and Carter. 4 25
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
E. A. Porter, team. 4 00
3
J. B. Lodge and Gamache 4 75
Gove and Carter .. 4 25
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
E. A. Porter, team.
4 00
J. B. Lodge
5 00
4
J. B. Lodge 5 00
4
C. B. Lodge and Gamache.
4 75
Gove and Carter. 4 25
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
E. A. Porter, team. 4 00
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
5
C. B. Lodge. 3 00
Gamache and Gove 4 00
Carter and Bartlett 4 75
Gagnon 2 50
E. A. Porter, team 4 00
J. B. Lodge 5 00
3 12
28
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
6
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
C. B. Lodge and Gamache 4 75 Gove and Carter. 4 25
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
E. A. Porter, team. 4 00
$142 12
Aug. 13 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
Aug. S C. B. Lodge and Bartlett $5 50
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
Gagnon and Gove 4 50
Teaming men 1 75
9 C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
Gagnon and Gove 4 50
J. B. Lodge 5 00
Teaming men and lumber 3 00
10 J. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
Arthur and Harry Mascott. 5 00
Gagnon and Gove 4 50
J. B. Lodge Teaming men
5 00
1 75
11 C. B. Lodge and Bartlett
5 50
Mascott, Harry and Arthur
5 00
Gagnon and Gove 4 50
J. B. Lodge 5 00
Teaming men 1 75 9
12
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett. 5 50
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
Gagnon and Gove 4 50
J. B. Lodge 5 00
29
Teaming men 1 75
13
J. B. Lodge 3 00
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
Gagnon and Gove. 4 50
J. B. Lodge. 5 00
Teaming man. 1 75
$124 25
Aug, 20 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz :--
Aug. 15 C. B. Lodge and Bartlett
$5 50.
Gagnon.
2 50
J. B. Lodge 5 00
Teaming men and lumber. 3 00
16
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett.
5 50
Gagnon .
2 50
J. B. Lodge 5 00
Teaming mn eand lumber.
3 00
18
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
Mascott, Arthur
2 50
J. B. Lodge
5 00
Teaming ,man and lumber
3 00
19
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
Mascott
2 50
Teaming man 1 75
20
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett.
5 50
Mascott 2 50
Teaming man 1 75
$67 50
Sept. 15 1910 Paid Elmer E. Reed, viz. :
Plastering Town Hall $384 S5
Sept. 17 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
Sept. 22 C. B. Lodge and Bartlett $5 50
30
Gagnon and Mascott 5 00
Gove. 2 00.
J. B. Lodge, Į day 2 50
Teaming, lumber and men 3 00
23
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
Gagnon and Gove. 4 50
Teaming, lumber and man 3 00
24
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
2 50
J. B. Lodge, } day 2 50
1 75
25
C. B. Lodge 3 00
Bartlett and Gagnon
5 00
Teaming man and lumber
3 00
Sand paper .
50
Sept. 3
Mascott, Harry and Arthur 5 00
Sane and Gagnon 4 50
Teaming men 1 75
C. B. Lodge.
3 00
12
C. B. Lodge.
3 00
Car fare.
30
13 Bartlett and Gagnon
5 00
Car fare
30
14 C. B. Lodge. 3 00
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
Teaming men 1 75
15 C. B. Lodge and Gagnon 5 50
Bartlett, ¿ day . 1 25
Teaming men and lumber 3 00
16 C. B. Lodge and Gagnon 5 50
. Teaming men 1 75
Gagnon
Teaming man
31
17 C. B. Lodge and Gagnon 5 50
$109 85
Sept. 17 1910 Paid L. S. Gordon,
Making and gilding letters over Town House door 18 00
Sept. 17 1910 Paid Savage Bros,
Acct. interior painting $200 00
Oct. 3 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
Sept. 19 C. B. Lodge. $1 50
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
Carrying men 1 75
20 Mascott and Bartlett. 7 50
Carrying men, and lumber 3 00
J. B. Lodge 5 00
21 Mascotts and Bartlett
7 50
Carrying men 1 75
22 Mascott and Bartlett
7 50
Carrying men 1 75
23 Mascott and Bartlett.
7 50
Sane and McCool 3 75
J. B. Lodge
5 00
Carrying men
1 75
24
Mascotts and Bartlett
7 50
Sane and McCool 3 75
Carrying men
1 75
26 Mascotts and Bartlett 7 50
Carrying men 1 75
J. B. Lodge, } day 2 50
27 Mascotts, Harry and Arthur 5 00
Carrying men 1 75
28 Mascotts and Gagnon 7 50
J. B. Lodge, } day 2 50
32
Carrying men 1 75
29
C. B. Lodge .. 3 00
Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
Mascotts 5 00
Carrying men
1 75
$118 25
Nov. 12 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
Oct. 24 C. B. Lodge and Bartlett
$5 50
Carrying men
1 75
25 Carrying men 1 75
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett. 5 50
Nov.
3
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett
5 50
Gagnon and Guerin
4 50
Gove, ¿ day
1 50
J. B. Lodge 5 00
Carrying men
1 75
4 Carrying men
1 75
C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
Guerin and Gove 4 50
5 C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
4 00
Gagnon
2 50
J. B. Lodge
5 00
Carrying men
1 75
Flanders' team
2 00
7 Bartlett and Gagnon
5 00
J. B. Lodge
5 00
Carrying men
1 75
Flanders' team 2 00
9
Bartlett 2 50
Car fare
30
10 Bartlett and carfare 2 80
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Guerin and Gove
33
12 Bartlett and Gagnon 5 00
J. B. Lodge 3 00
Flanders' team
2 00
Pair hinges 25
$94 85
Dec.
1 1910 Paid F. M. Barnard, viz .: -
Teaming cornice iron. 1 50
Bringing A. L. Thomas from Man- chester 1 00
Floor wax . 1 80
Repairing rod at front door
50
$4 80
Dec. 1 1910 Paid Savage Bros. Balance on contract for interior painting Town House $157 50
Dec. 1 1910 Paid Bisson & Jodoin, viz .:-- Labor and material on metal cornice $25 95
Dec. 1 1910 Paid Derryfield Co., viz .:-.
4 columns, 26 ft. long, 32 in. at base, 25% in. at top $600 00
Dec. 1 1910 Paid E. R. Angell, viz .:- On acct., Acetylene Gas Generator
$100 00
Dec. 10 1910 Paid John B. Lodge, viz .:-
Nov. 14 2 carpenters
$ 5 00
3 00
C. B. Lodge Carrying men 1 75
5 50
15 Bartlett and C. B. Lodge
1 75
Carrying men
17 Carrying men 1 75
Bartlett and Lodge 5 50
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18 C. B. Lodge and Bartlett 5 50
Carrying men 1 75
Flanders' team 2 00
26 C. B. Lodge, and Bartlett, } day . 2 75 Carrying men 1 75
$38 00
Commission under contract made in 1909 for building Town Hall $200 $238 00
Jan. 2 1911 Paid John A. Quaid, viz .:- Teaming chandeliers $4 50
Jan. 2 1911 Paid E. R. Angell, viz .:- Balance of contract for Acetylene Gas Generator $75 00
Feb. 1 1911 Paid J. H. Mendell Co., viz. :- Lumber $28 75
Feb. 1 1911 Paid West Side Lumber Co., viz .:- Lumber $6 20
Feb. 1 1911 Paid J. B. Varick Co., viz. :-
Sundry hardware $8 44
Feb. 14 1911 Paid Joseph Parkhurst, viz .:- Gravel and blacksmith work .. . .
$4 35
Feb. 15 1911 Manchester Hardware Co., viz .:- Interior hardware, shellac and oils, etc. $222 63
Feb. 15 1911 John H. Stevens, viz .:- Plumbing supplies and labor $74 80
Feb. 15 1911 Paid A. L. Franks, viz .:- Gas and electric labor and sup- plies . $17 70
Feb. 15 1911 Paid J. Hodge, viz .:- Inside finish, lumber and win-
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dows
$1,847 61
Total
$6,019 59
TOWN HALL MAINTENANCE.
Jan. 2 H. E. Webber, sundry supplies. $ 7 85
H. E. Webber, 3 cds. wood. 16 75
C. M. Edgerly, premium on $10,000 Fire Insurance from Sept. 26, 1910 to Sept. 26, 1913 250 00
Feb. 7 H. E. Webber, wax for floor 50
Stepladder 4 00
2 cords wood. 10 00
Feb. 15 E. R. French, 1,750 lbs. Calcium Car- bide at $3.75 per cwt. 65 63
$354 73
(1,400 lbs. Carbide on hand Feb. 15, 1911.)
CEMETERY EXPENSES.
1910
Apr. 22 Paid James W. Sargent, interest Shepherd Fund. $ 8 16
June 1 Paid James W. Sargent, labor on Joppa Cemetery 4 00
Aug. 1 Paid C. P. Woodbury 50 00
Oct. 3 Paid Martha E. Woodbury, Interest on Barr Fund 12 28
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Interest on Clark Fund 12 28
Interest on Patten Fund 4 75
Interest on Osgood Fund 5 09
$96 56
PUBLIC LIBRARY EXPENSES.
1911
Feb. 1
Paid W. B. French, Public Library
Funds.
$93 60
Interest on Chandler Fund. 24 48
$118 80
BROWN TAIL MOTHS.
1910.
Mar. 19 Paid C. G. Colburn $50 40
Mar. 26 Paid C. G. Colburn 71 63
Apr. 15 Paid C. G. Colburn 43 27
$165 30
PERSONS AIDED BY THE TOWN.
1910
Apr. 8 Paid Albert L. Flint, care of tramps .. $ 1 25
Apr. 22 Paid Charles Campbell, board of Emerson Campbell. 24 00
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Aug. 1 Paid Hillsborough County Farm,, board and care of Geo. Mclaughlin March 14, 1910 to July 1, 1910
103 15
Dec. 1 Paid Hillsborough County Farm,, board and care George Mclaughlin 92 days 92 00
1911.
Feb. 1
Paid Hillsborough County Farm board and care George McLaughlin 92 days $92 00
Paid F. L. Wallace, funeral expense of F. M. Webber 30 00
$342 40
TRUST FUNDS.
The Chandler Fund: Care of Public Library .... $600 00 The Barr Fund: Care of Barr Lot in Cemetery . . 300 00
The Bursiel Fund: Care of Bursiel Lot in Ceme- tery 100 00
The Shepherd Fund: Care of Shepherd Lot in Joppa Cemetery 200 00
The Walker Fund: Care of Walker Lot in Old Cemetery
100 00
The Moore Lot: Care of Moore Lot in Cemetery 100 00
The Clark Fund: Care of Clark Lot in Cemetery 300 00 The Clark Fund: Care of Clark Lot in Cemetery 100 00 The Patten Fund: Care of Patten Lot in New Cemetery 200 00
The Townsend Fund: Care of Townsend Lot in New Cemetery 50 00
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The Osgood Fund: Care of Osgood Lot in Old Cemetery 100 00 The Damon Fund: Care of Damon Lot in Old Cemetery 190 00
ABATEMENTS.
George F. Barnard, discount on taxes, 1910 . . . . $106 51 Frances E. Woodbury, tax on Library Building for 1910 17 49
J. C. F. Hodgman,. overtax 0.0.5.4 1 59
Eugene F. Buswell, school tax, 1910
8 04
John W. Daley, school tax, 1910 30 88
Matty Bowen, school tax, 1910 4 15
F. M. Barnard, school tax, 1910
8 82
Hugh Cunningham, school tax, 1910
6 22
Orra G. Kilton, school tax, 1910.
23 35
John Schaller, school tax, 1910
5 19
Thomas Burns, Poll tax (soldier) 1 59
Celibert Menard, maintaining watering trough .. .
3 00
Nelson Fosher, maintaining watering trough 3 00
George O. Spencer, maintaining watering trough 3 00
Lizzie J. Taffe, overtax 4 35
$227 18
TAX COLLECTOR'S ABATEMENTS FOR 1909.
Thomas Faller, poll $ 1 74
William F. Hammond, not in town when bill rendered 2 61
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Earl Vail, paid in Franklin 1 74
Perry A. Eaton, paid in Weare 1 74
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