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24. Mrs. S. K. Twowbly, for boarding Addie Evans and Blanche Adams and shoes furnished from Oct. 27 to Nov. 24, 1900 13.00
24. John M. Connell, for supplies furnished Fannie Gordon from Oct. 1 to Nov. 19, 1900 - 12.00
24. John M. Connell, for supplies furnished Henry L. Ransom from Oct. 1 to Nov. 19,1900 . 7.20
24. Dr. C. P. Ballard, for medical services rendered Harry Howard from Sept. 16 to Oct. 17, 1900 27.00
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Dec. 29. Nancy K. Greenough, for boarding Green- ough children from Nov. 20 to Dec. 25, 1900 $15.00
29. George E. Shannon, for aid to transients 2.25
29. Mrs. S. K. Twombly, for boarding Addie Evans and Blanche Adams from Nov. 24 to Dec. 29, 1900 . 15.00
1901.
Jan. 26. Dudley N. Page, for boarding Laura A. Page from Nov. 26, 1900 to Jan. 22, 1901 9.00
26. John M. Connell, for supplies furnished Fannie Gordon from Nov. 27, 1900 to Feb. 1, 1901 . 13.46
26. John M. Connell, for supplies furnished H. L. Ransom from Dec. 8, 1900 to Feb. 1, 1901 . 8.11
26. Mrs. S. K. Twombly, for boarding Addie Evans and Blanche Adams from Dec. 29, 1900 to Jan. 26, 1901 . 13.00
26. Nancy K. Greenough, for boarding Mel- vin and Alice Greenough and supplies furnished from Dec. 25, 1900 to Jan. 22,1901 .. 13.60
26. George E. Shannon, for aid to transients, year 1900 . 1.75
$594.35
AID TO DEPENDENT SOLDIERS.
1900.
June 2. The City Market, for aid furnished Sam'l Swain from Feb. 1 to May 1, 1900 . . $30.55
Aug. 25. Lougee Bros., for clothing furnished Sam'l Swain . 9.50
25. Arthur C. Randlett, for aid furnished Sam'l Swain from May 1 to Aug. 1, 1900 . . 33.25
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Nov. 24. Arthur C.Randlett, for aid furnished Sam'l Swain from Aug. 1 to Nov. 1, 1900 . . $32.69 1901.
Feb. 9. A. C. S. Randlett, for supplies furnished Sam'] B. Swain from Nov. 1, 1900 to Feb. 1, 1901 33.64
$139.63
DEPENDENT SOLDIERS CHARGEABLE TO COUNTY.
Feb. 24. Helen J. Bean, for aid to Mary J. Ryan from Jan. 24 to Feb. 24, 1900 . $10.00
24. Clara F. Bean, for house rent furnished Mrs. D. F. Ryan from Nov. 19 to Feb. 19,1900 . 6.00
24. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for aid to Elizabeth P. Morrill from Jan. 23 to Feb. 20, 1900 8.00
Mar. 31. Helen J. Bean, for aid to Mary J. Ryan from Feb. 28 to Mar. 28, 1900 15.00
31. Mrs. L. W. Downing for board of Eliza- beth P. Morrill from Feb. 20 to Mar. 27, 5 weeks 10.00
Apr. 28. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for board of Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from Mar. 27 to April 24, 1900 8.00
28. Helen J.Bean, for supplies furnished Mary J. Ryan from Mar. 28 to Apr. 24, 1900 May 26. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for board of Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from April 24 to May 22, 1900
10.75
8.00
26 Helen J. Bean, for aid furnished Mrs. Mary J. Ryan from May 1 to June 1, 1900 8.75
26. £ Clara F. Bean, for house rent furnished Mrs. Mary J. Ryan from Feb. 19 to May 19, 1900 6.00
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June 30. Helen J. Bean, for aid furnished Mrs. Mary J. Ryan from June 1 to July 1, 1900 . 30. Mrs L. W. Downing, for board of Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from May 22 to June 26, 1900 . 10.00
$12.25
July 28. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for board furnished Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from June 26 to July 24, 1900 . 8.00
Aug. 25. Clara F. Bean, for aid furnished Mary J. Ryan from July 25 to Aug. 22, 1900 . 8.00
25. Clara F. Bean, for labor plowing garden for Mrs. Mary J. Ryan, spring 1900 . 1.00
25 Clara F. Bean, for aid furnished Mary J. Ryan from July 1 to July 25, 1900 . . 10.00
25. Clara F. Bean, for house rent furnished Mary J. Ryan from May 19 to Aug. 19, 1900 6.00
25. Stephen L. Weeks, for 112 cords of wood furnished Mary J. Ryan 3.00
25. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for boarding Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from July 24, to Aug. 21, 1900 . 8.00
Sept. 29. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for board furnished Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from Aug. 21, to Sept. 25, 1900 . 18.00
29. Stephen L. Weeks, for one-half cord of wood furnished Mary J. Ryan . . . 3.00
Oct. 27. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for boarding Eliza- beth P. Morrill from Sept. 25 to Oct. 23,1900 . 8.00
Nov. 3. Clara F. Bean, for aid furnished Mrs. Mary J. Ryan from Aug. 1, to Oct. 1, 1900 10.00
3. Clara F. Bean, for aid furnished Mary J. Ryan from Oct. 1, to Nov. 1, 1900 . . 8.00
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Nov. 24. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for boarding Eliza- beth P. Morrill from Oct. 23 to Nov. 20,1900 . $8 00
24. Stephen L. Weeks, for 112 cords of wood furnished Mary J. Ryan in Nov. 1900 . 4.00
30. Clara F. Bean, for house rent for Mary J. Ryan from Aug. 19 to Nov. 19, 1900 . 6.00
30. Clara F. Bean, for supplies furnished Mary J. Ryan from Oct. 1, to Nov. 21, 1900 8.00
Dec. 29. Clara F. Bean, for supplies furnished Mary J. Ryan from Nov. 21, to Jan. 1, 1901 10.00
29. Stephen L. Weeks, for 1} cords of wood furnished Mary J. Ryan in Nov. 1900 5.00
29 Mrs. L. W. Downing, for Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from Nov. 20 to Dec. 25, 1900, five weeks 10.00
1901
Jan. 26. Clara F. Bean, for supplies furnished Mary J. Ryan from Jan. 1 to Feb. 1, 1901 . 8.00
26. Lucia D. Blake, for aid to self from Jan. 1, to Jan. 28, four weeks . 4.00
26. Mrs. L. W. Downing, for boarding Mrs. Elizabeth P. Morrill from Dec. 25, 1900 to Jan. 25, 1901 . 8.00
$266.75
POOR OF TOWN.
1900. Feb. 24. Helen J. Bean, for aid to Charles A. Hil- liard from Jan. 23 to Feb. 20, 1900 . $4.00
24. R. H. Langley, for aid to Charles A. Hil- liard from Aug. 18 to Sept. 4, 1899 . 1.03
24. R. H. Langley, for aid to Richard R. Col- cord to Feb. 21, 1900 2.75
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Mar. 31. Helen J. Bean, for aid furnished C. A. Hil- .
liard from Feb. 26 to Mar. 26, 1900 .
Apr. 28. Mrs. A. W. Smith, for board of Mrs. Bean from Dec. 28, 1899 to April 26, 1900 . 38.25 28. Helen J. Bean for supplies furnished Charles A. Hilliard from Apr. 1 to Apr. 24, 1900 4.00
$5.00
May 26. Helen J. Bean, for aid furnished Charles A. Hilliard from Apr. 24 to May 25, 1900 3.90
June 30. Helen J. Bean, for aid furnished C. A. Hil- liard from June 1 to July 1, 1900 5.00
30. Mrs, A. W. Smith, for board of Mrs. Bean from April 27, to June 28, 1900, 20.25
July 28. George E. Page, for digging grave for William Moody . 2.00
Aug. 25. E. J. Lord, for burial outfit and services burying William Moody . 20.00
25. Helen J. Bean, for aid furnished Charles A. Hilliard from May 29, to July 14, 1900 7.00
Sept. 29. Mrs. A. W. Smith, for board of Mrs. W. Bean from June 28, to Sept. 27, 1900, thirteen weeks 29.25
Dec. 29. Mrs. A. W. Smith, for board of Mrs. W. Bean from Sept 27, to Dec. 27, 1900, 29.25
29. Dr. Sullivan A. Taylor, for medical attend- ance rendered Mrs. Bean . 1.10
1901.
Jan. 26. E. J. J.ord, for use of team conveying Jeremiah Leavitt to county farm . . 3.00
Feb. 15 Frank N. Merrill, for services of self and team expenses in Will Moody case . 2.00
15 Charles T. Smith, for aid to transient, year 1901 1.50
$179.28
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Feb. 24. Charles D. Weare, for services as select- man and board in full to Feb. 15, 1900 $27.00
24. Charles D. Weare, for services as select- man and board out of town to Feb. 15, 1900 . 9.50
24. Nehemiah Durgin, for services as select- man and board in full to Feb, 15, 1900 40.00 24. Herbert J. Marsh, for services as auditor for the year ending Feb. 15, 1900 . . 6.50
24. George C. Parsons, for services as audi- tor for the year ending Feb. 15, 1900 Mar. 31. Nehemiah Durgin, for services as select- man from Feb. 15 to Mar. 13, 1900 . 11.75
6.50
May. 26. Thomas Cogswell Jr., for services as town clerk from Feb. 15 to Mar. 13, 1900 6.00
31. C. D. Weare, for services as selectman and board and money paid out from Feb. 15 to Mar. 13, 1900 . . 10.43
Aug. 27. Frank N. Merrill, for services as tax col- lector, year 1899 . 100.00
Sept. 29. John W. Ham, for services as selectman from Feb. 15 to Mar. 14, 1900 . . . 10.00
Nov. 24. Frank G. Osborne, for services as con- stable from July 4, 1899 to Nov.6,1900 6.00
24. Usher S. Parsons, for services as super- visor of check list for the year 1900 . 14.00
24. L. A. Blake, for services as supervisor and horse baiting from Feb. 24 to Nov. 6, 1900 . 12.45
24. George E. Page, for services as select- man in part for the year 1900 . 38.93
Nov. 24. Stephen L. Weeks, for services as select- man in part for the year 1900 . 35.00
Dec. 29. Albert F. Page, for services as ballot in- spector, year 1900 2.00
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Dec. 29. R. F. Varney, for services as ballot in- spector, year 1900 $2.00
1901.
Jan. 26. Horace T. Gilman, for services as ballot inspector, year 1900 . 2.00
23. E. J. Lord, for services as ballot inspector, year 1900 2.00
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Daniel H. Moulton, for services as supervisor, year 1900 9.00
Feb. 9. Roy C. Edgerly, for services as town clerk, year 1900 31.81
15. Winfield S. Shannon, for services in full to Feb. 15, 1901, as clerk of school dis- trict
6.31
15. Frank N. Merrill, in full for services as selectment, year ending Feb. 15, 1901,
58.00
15. George E. Page, balance for services as selectmen, year ending Feb. 15, 1901,
12.25
15. Stephen L. Weeks, in full for services and board for the year ending Feb. 15, 1901 21.00
15. Ernest H. Goodwin, in full for services as tax collector for the year ending Feb. 15,1901 . 100.00
15. Chas. H. Goodwin, in full for services as town treasurer, year ending Feb. 15, 1901 60.00
$640.43
SCHOOL MONEY.
1901.
Feb. 15. Treasurer of school board school money for the year 1900 . $1,448.73 EXPENSES OF SCHOOL BOARD.
Aug. 27. Frank N. Merrill, for services as member of school board, year 1899 . 40.00
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Feb. 15. Frank N. Merrill, for services as member of school board, year ending Feb. 15, 1901 $30.00
15. C. Frank Page, for services as member of school board, year ending Feb. 15, 1901 30.00
15. Laura E. Varney, for services as member of school board, year ending Feb. 15, 1901 30.00
$130.00
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Oct. 22. American Book Co., for books furnished schools, years 1899 and 1900 . $125.00
Nov. 6. George F. Cram, for supplies furnished schools 11.40
24. Thomas R. Sherwell & Co., for supplies, books furnished schools, year 1900 . 30.75
24. Levenworth & Myer, for school supplies, books furnished schools, year 1900 . . 15.95
24. Sibley & Tucker, for school supplies, books furnished schools, year 1900 . . 5.50
1901.
Jan. 26. Thompson, Brown & Co., for books fur- nished schools, year 1900 2.50
$191.10
SCHOOL HOUSE REPAIRS.
1900. Feb. 15. Treasurer of school board balance of order No. 19, drawn Feb. 24, 1900, for school house repairs, year 1900 . 34.22
15. Treasurer of school board in full for school house repairs . 224.07
$258.29
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COUNTY TAX.
1900.
Aug. 25. County tax in part $350.00
Sept. 21.
643.56
Oct. 22. " 300.00
Nov. 9. Balance of tax in full 200.00
$1,493.56
STATE TAX.
1901.
Jan. 9. Solan A. Carter, state treasurer, state tax .
$986.00
TOWN LIBRARY,
1901.
Feb. 15. Library appropriation for 1900 . $76.20 DAMAGE TO DOMESTIC ANIMALS,
1901.
Feb. 15. Clarence N. Cogswell, for services as dog constable year ending Feb. 15, 1901 . $10.00
15. Frank N. Merrill, for appraising damage to domestic animals, year 1900 1.00
$11.00
BREAKING ROADS.
1901.
Feb. 15. Ernest H. Goodwin, for breaking roads in winter of 1899 and 1900 . $826.19
RECAPITULATION.
Amount charged to treasurer .
$15,304.43
Outstanding orders and interest .
· $2,541.75
Miscellaneous 695.38
Roads and bridges 2,067.76 Abatements 99.79
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Poor of town
$179.28
County poor
594.35
Aid to dedendent soldiers
139.63
Aid to dependent soldiers chargeable to the county
266.75
Town officers . .
640.43
School money for 1900 .
1,448.73
Expenses of school board .
130.00
School supplies .
191.10
School house repairs 258.29
County tax .
1,493.56
State tax .
986.00
Town library .
76.20
Damage to domestic animals .
11.00
Breaking roads, winter of 1899 and 1900
826.19
-$12,646.19
Three notes in favor of town
463.12
Cash in hands of treasurer
2,195.12
CHARLES H. GOODWIN, Treasurer.
FRANK N. MERRILL, Selectmen GEORGE E. PAGE, of
STEPHEN L. WEEKS, Gilmanton.
We, the undersigned, have carefully examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched and a balance in hands of the treasurer of $2,658.24
G. C. PARSONS, Auditors. H. J. MARSH,
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
LIABILITIES OF TOWN FEB. 15, 1901.
Int.
Sarah A. Cotton .
$100.00
.36
M. M. Lougee .
40.00
.15
Mary Nelson
280.00
1.03
Laura F. Edgerly
170.00
4.69
N. Hodgdon
80.00
4.80
M. A. Hurd
300.00
18.00
A. M. Hurd .
93.43
2.37
D. G. Edgerly
200.00
.73
A. M. Hurd .
40.00
.77
M. R. Lougee .
30.00
2.09
M. B. Avery
116.00
.42
M. L. Dow
121.14
.14
Vona Ham
100.00
1.26
M. A. Lougee, 5 orders
654.27
53.62
J. Young
385.93
30.57
. The Bearer
417.81
25.06
Carl Smith
5.00
.49
Sarah A. Cotton
350.00
1.28
Mary B. Cook
400.00
7.67
Bertha Cook .
100.00
1.92
J. H. Cook .
85.00
1.63
Mary J. Potter
50.00
.18
Hannah T. Edgerly
150.00
.55
D. G. Edgerly
150.00
.55
M. A. Hurd .
100.00
5.06
E. S. Nelson .
200.00
.73
Mary A. Nelson
100.00
.37
Clara H. Elkins
15.00
.70
Cora B. Elkins
50.00
.18
Vona H. Paige
50.00
.18
John H. Paige
11.00
.51
Sylvia Weeks
100.00
.37
Walter C. Perkins
10.00
.45
Trustee Highland Lodge
259.09
12.00
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George E. Page .
$25.00
.09
Mary J. Potter .
50.00
.18
Nehemiah Durgin
500.00
3.17
E. H. Goodwin .
1,100.00
6.51
Clere H. Elkins
15.00
.51
David. G. Edgerly
500.00
1.83
Hannah T. Edgerly .
100.00
.36
Lucy A. Young .
100.00
.36
Gertrude N. Kimball
300.00
1.08
Trustee Highland Lodge No. 93, I. O. O. F.
26.40
1.09
No. 93, I. O. O. F.
173.60
7.16
Fred S. Giles .
25.28
1.58
David G. Edgerly
100.00
1 88
Roy C. Edgerly .
100.00
1.88
Hannah T. Edgerly
125.00
2.35
Ann T. Shannon
200.00
3.76
Charles H. Tebbetts
100.00
1.61
Irena A. Goodwin
100.00
1.86
Irena A. Goodwin
300.00
4.20
$9,253.95
$212.34
Amount of outstanding orders and interest due Feb.
15,1901 . $9,466.29
ASSETS OF THE TOWN
· Cash in hands of treasurer .
· $2,658.24
Due from the county
81.30
- -$2,739.54
$6,726.75 Indebtedness over means, Feb. 15, 1900 . $8,145.27
Indebtedness over means, Feb. 15, 1901 . 6,726.75
Reduction of debt in 1900
$1,418.52
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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY.
Yokes and chains $18.00
Two safes . 300.00
Three road machines 250.00
Land purchased for town
100.00
$668.00
FRANK N. MERRILL, Selectmen of GEORGE E. PAGE, Gilmanton.
G. E. PARSONS,
H. J. MARSH,
Auditors.
REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD.
To the citizens of the town of Gilmanton the School Board respectfully submit their annual report :
The number of schools supported the past year has been twelve. Whole number of pupils attending not less than two weeks, 203; boys, 104; girls, 99.
An inspection of the District at the opening of the year, showed that pupils could be best centered and schools taught in the following buildings : Kelley; Potter, Page Hill, Smith Meeting House, Lougeetown, Allen's Mills, Corner, Sanborn, Gale, Griffin, Rogers and Iron Works. Number of different teachers employed during the year has been seventeen, one male and sixteen females. For further information in regard to teachers, studies, attendance, etc., we refer you to the sta- tistical table.
It is perhaps known to most of the citizens of the town that in order to avail ourselves of the benefits of the Literary Fund, the laws of '97 session require that all towns must support at least twenty weeks of school during the year. Not enough money was raised at your last annual meeting for school pur- poses to do this, therefore we find that with the strictest economy we have not been able to quite make both ends meet.
The amount of money raised for school purpose in town for several years past, has been entirely inadequate for the needs of the schools. The matter of a few hundred dollars means very little to each tax-payer, while the value of it to our girls and boys from year to year, will be more than can be well estimated. Your children have the right to demand the best you can afford to give them, to help fit them for the life work before them. Economy in the management of our town affairs is commendable, but it should not be extended to educational interests to their detriment. With the present allowance for school purposes. We find ourselves unable to compete suc-
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cessfully with the neighboring towns, where from twenty-five to thirty weeks of school are maintained each year; and the result is that many of our best teachers find employment where they not only receive larger salaries, but are furnished with much longer terms of school. With all due respect we would urge upon all the necessity of giving this matter your careful consideration. In reviewing the school work of the past year, we find much to encourage us to enter upon the labors of the coming year cheerfully. Our schools as a whole have been very successful. Earnest faithful work has been done by a majority of teachers and pupils. Parents and citi- zens have manifested a lively interest in school work. This we deem one of the best signs of the times. We must have a hearty co-operation of parents and teachers or our labors will to a certain extent be in vain.
Let your children know that you are laboring with their teacher for their highest good. Teach them respect for the "Powers that be" and their chances for gaining book knowl- edge will be doubled.
We have deemed it expedient to introduce new grammars thoroughout the town, hoping to create an interest in this im- portant study, which it was not possible to do with the old text-books. We would urge upon all the importance of con- stant attendance upon all school duties. The record of at- tendance in some schools for the past year was very gratifying, while in others there is room for great improvement.
At your last annual meeting the sum of $300 was appropri- ated for repairs on school buildings. It was thought, at that time, by the school board, that the proper course to pursue would be to move the Griffin building to what seemed then to be a more central location ; so as to accommodate the scholars in both the Griffin and Jones Mills districts. But upon a more careful investigation it was found that the scholars at Jones Mills could be just as well accommodated by sending a part of them to Allens Mills, and the remainder to the Griffin build- ing where it now stands.
Therefore the Griffin building was repaired on the old site,
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at an expense of $180. New floors were laid throughout. New doors were hung, the entire building newly plastered, and the old seats were replaced by new ones, of the O. D. Case system of seating. The interior of this building now presents a very attractive appearance.
LAURA E. VARNEY, School Board FRANK N. MERRILL, of C. FRANK PAGE, Gilmanton
Gilmanton, N. H., Feb. 28, 1901.
ROLL OF HONOR.
KELLEY DISTRICT .- First Term-Albert H. Parsons, Alice L. Kelley, Flora H. Parsons, Ina L. Linscott, Helen L. Mer- rill. Worthy of Mention-Charles G. Kelley, Arthur E. Kelley, Zella A. Kelley, Ines A. Osborne.
Second Term-Ethel M. Brown, Ina S. Linscott, Flora H. Parsons. Worthy of Mention-Annie M. Lawry, Alilico E. Linscott, Zilla A. Parsons.
POTTER DISTRICT .- First Term-Eva M. Straw, Eva M. Glines, Florence M. Potter, Clara Elkins, Gladys M. Eaton, George B. Webster, Willie C. Webster, George D. Potter, John H. Page. Worthy of Mention-Grace E. Foss, Anna Foster, Robert Zanes.
Second Term-Clara Elkins, Annie Foster, Eva Glines, Florence Potter, John Page. Worthy of Mention-Eva M. Straw, Fred R. Foster, George P. Webster, Willie C. Webster, George D. Potter.
PAGE , HILL DISTRICT .- First Term-R. Dorothy Collins. Worthy of Mention-Alice C. Page, Carrie B. Elkins.
SMITH MEETING HOUSE DISTRICT .- First Term -- Frank J. Page, Alice M. Page, Helen M. Madera, Lamal York. Worthy of Mention-Gladys Plummer.
Second Term -- Frank J. Page, Helen M. Madera.
LOUGEETOWN DISTRICT .-- First Term -- Cecil Lougee.
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ALLENS MILLS DISTRICT .-- Second Term -- Alice Greenough, Melvin Greenough.
CORNER DISTRICT .-- First Term -- Addie Battis, Elizabeth J. Haskell, Ida Smith, Florence Wight, Harry Twombly. Worthy of Mention-Martha Munsey, John Munsey, Blanche Adams, Addie Evans, Maud Haskell.
Second Term -- Blanche Adams, Martha Munsey, Ida Smith, Emily Jones. Worthy of Mention-Harry Twombly, Charlie Twombly, Addie Evans.
ROGERS DISTRICT .- First Term-Nettie Ellsworth, Ruby J. Ellsworth.
SANBORN DISTRICT .- First Term-Edith G. Batchelder, Os- car A. Ellis. Second Term-Edith G. Batchelder, Hazel B. Batchelder.
GALE DISTRICT .- First Term-Hattie B. Page, Walter J. Avery. Worthy of Mention- Ethel M. Merrill. Second Term -Charlie Lougee, Hallie B. Page.
GRIFFIN DISTRICT .- First Term-Florence Mansfield. Third Term -- Margarette Pierce.
IRON WORKS .- First Term-Neil L. Jones, Paul M. May- hew, Rosco C. Nelson, Augusta M. Foss, Marguerite A. Nelson, Mildred Place, Francis Price. Worthy of Mention-Earl Blackstone, Carl T. Smith, Willie H. Shea, Morton E. Young, Edna J. Tibbetts. Second Term-Augusta M. Foss, Neil L. Jones. Worthy of Mention-Bertha M. Emerson, Marguerite A. Nelson, S. Francis Price, Elizabeth M. Price, Walter J. Guy, Rosco C. Nelson, Harold C. Sleeper.
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STATISTICAL TABLE.
No. and Name of School.
Terms.
Name of Teacher.
Wages per Month.
Length of School in Wks.
Whole No. Scholars.
Average Attendance.
Reading.
Spelling.
Penmanship.
Arithmetic.
Geography.
Grammar.
History.
Algebra.
Book Keeping.
Phys. and Hygine
1 Kelley
Spring
E. E. Wakefield
24
8 26 24 26
26 20 26
19 26 10
2
26
Fall
Florence E. Damon
24|12
25|23 25
25 25 20 15
7
25
2 Potter
Spring
Effie Prescott
22 12 15 15
15
15 15 15
13
3
8
2
1
Fall
Carrie E. Leyland
20
8 17 15 17
|17|17 17
11
3
4
2
12
3 Page Hill
Spring
Bertha Jones
20
8 14 14
14 14 14 11
6
8
1
22 12 15 15
15
15 15 11
4 5
9
1
5
6
5 Smith Meet- Spring
Grace G. Berry
20
8 10
10
10
10
10 |10
8
4
1
4
7
Lougeetown
Spring
Lena R. Parsons
20
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
1
20|12
5
5
5
5
5
4
3
3
2
2
3
8 Allen's Mills Spring
S. L. Batchelder
20 8 14 14:14
4
5
2
1
1
1
4
9 Corner
Spring
Mary A. McGuire
20
8
8
8
8
4
4
4
1
4
20 12 9
9
9
7
7
7
5
3
3
12
Gale
Spring
R. Esther Toas
24 8
8
7
8
9
00
10 9
3
1
6
Fall
Ethel Pease
20 11 13 10
13 13 10
10
2
3
1
1
15 Iron Works ...
Spring
Edith M. Page
24
8 21 20 21 21 21 19
11
5
5
..
Fall
Edith M. Page
24 12 20 20 20 20 20
18 6
6
6
...
...
ing House
Fall
Grace G Berry
20 12 13
13 13
13
13
12
7
10
7
1
9
Fall
Wm. J. Batchelder
20 12 15 11|15
15|15 15
4
4
17 16 1
3 30
24 12 28
28 28 28
128
26 11 9
3 4 28
10 Rogers
Spring
Eva G. Osborne
4
1
9
11
Sanborn
Spring
Florence E. Damon
L. Bell Smith
4
2
14 Griffin
Spring
Ethel Pease
20
8
11 10 11 11
9 7 188116 9
7
4
2
3
7
Fall
Fall
Ava Weare.
22 12 9
7
6
2
·
Other studies attended to during the year : Composition, 42; Civil Government, 8; Drawing, 44; Botany, 48; Phy., 1; Vocal Music, 65.
€
7
Fall
Eva G. Osborne
Fall
Lena R. Parsons.
24 8 30 28 30 30 30 30 27
Fall
Mary A. Wight
Fall
Mary A. McGuire
9
4
5
8 7 20 20 12 7
7
7
9
7 8 9 7 6881168
6
6
8
4
10 10 10
8 8
Number of Scholars At- tending to the follow- ing Studies.
40
GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Amount charged to treasurer for support of
schools
$1,468.16
Required by law . $1,284.96
Literary fund
119.70
Balance of dog license
43.10
From town of Alton tuition 29.00
From Mrs. Varney chalk sold .
.40
$1,468.16
Cr.
By amount paid for miscellaneous . $108.79
Teachers' salaries, summer term 516.00
Teachers' salaries, fall term
788.00
Deficit 1899 54 97
- -$1,467.76
Balance in hands of treasurer
.40
MISCELLANEOUS.
1900.
Mar. 22. The Johnson Co., incidentals . $4.97
June 21. George W. Griffin, for wood . 4.67
25. Laura E Varney, incidentals . 1.69
25. Mrs. Jay Munsey, transportation of
Merrill boy . 3.00
25. Laura E. Varney, cash paid for cleaning Sanborn and Rogers school houses . 2.00
26. Mrs. S. M. Hayes, cleaning Kelly school house . . 2.00
26. C. Frank Page, cash paid for supplies . 2.65
Aug. 17. John S. Page, for one cord wood fitted . 4.00
17. C. Frank Page, for wood and fitting same, Gale district 4.00
Oct. 9. John L. Clifford, transporting scholars from Jones' Mills to Allen's Mills . 8.00
23. Romie Little, one cord wood furnished Roger's district . 3.75
41
GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
Nov. 22. Laura E. Varney, cash paid for pens, brooms, pail, etc. . $2.46
24. Ushers Parsons, for wood furnished Kel- ley district . 3.00
Dec. 1. Herman A. Page, wood furnished Iron Works' district . 2.60
6. Geo. W. Dow 2nd, for wood furnished Corner district . 4.00
15. Elmer L. Green, carrying scholars to Grif- fin school . 18.00
20. Herbert A. Sargent, for carrying scholars to Sanborn school . 20.00
Jan. 26. Mrs. Jennie Clifford, for transportion of scholars to Allen's Mills' school .. 12.00
26. H. W. Downing, wood furnished Allen's Mills' school . 2.00
26. Henry E. Page, wood furnished Page Hill school 4.00
$108.79
SCHOOL HOUSE REPAIRS.
1900.
Amount charged to treasurer for school house re-
pairs
$259.26
Whole amount expended 213.84
Balance in hands of treasurer . . $45.42
June 25. Laura E. Varney for cash paid for repairs on Rogers school house . 4,30
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