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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
July 30. J. J. Smith, fors services as truant officer . $7.00
Aug. 27. Stephen L. Weeks, for services as se- lectman in part, year 1904 . 30.00
Oct. 29. Nehemiah Durgin, for services as se- lectman in part, year 1904 30.00
Nov. 26. Stephen L. Weeks, for services as se- lectman in part, year 1904 . 30.00
26. Ernest H. Goodwin for seavices as se- ,
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lectman in part, year 1904 . 30.00
26. Osborne W. Price, services as supervi- sor, year 1904 8.00
Dec. 31. Geo. F. M. Knowles, for services as su- pervisor to Nov. 9, 1904 15.00
31. Charles L. Chase, for services as super- visor to March 9, 1904 . 8.00
1905.
Jan. 28. Geo. E. Page, for services as supervisor to Nov. 9, 1904 7,00
Feb. 15. W. S. Shannon, for services as town clerk to Feb. 15, 1905 . 44.55
15. Stephen L. Weeks, for services as se- lectman to Feb. 15, 1905 . 10.00
15. Nehemiah Durgin, for services as se- lectman to Feb. 15, 1905, in full . 42.75
15. Ernest H. Goodwin, for services as se- lectman to Feb. 15, 1905, in full . 32.00
15. Frank N. Merrill, for services as col- lector, year 1904 100.00
15. Charles H. Goodwin, for services as town treasurer, year 1904 . 60.00
SCHOOL MONEY. $481.05
1904.
Dec. 31. Treasurer of school board appropria- tion for year 1904 . $1,723.60
.
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
EXPENSES OF SCHOOL BOARD.
1905.
Feb. 15. W. S. Shannon, for services as clerk of school district to Feb. 15, 1905 . . $5.93
15. Frank N. Merrill, for services as mem- ber of school board to Feb. 15, 1905 30.00
15. Laura E. Varney, for services as mem- ber of school board to Feb. 15, 1905 30.00
15. C. Frank Page, for services as member of school board to Feb. 15, 1905 . 30.00
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. $95.93
1904.
Apr. 30. C. Frank Page, for school supplies fur- nished the town $52.10
May 28. C. Frank Page, for express paid on school books . 2.25
July 30. C. Frank Page, for school books bought of Benjamin Sanders 41.70
Aug. 27. Frank N. Merrill, for cash paid for freight on school books . 2.09
1905. Feb. 15. Frank N. Merrill, for express paid on books, year 1904 . 2.19
$100.33
SCHOOL HOUSE REPAIRS.
1904.
July 30. Treasurer of School Board for school house repairs . $200.00
HIGH SCHOOL TUITION.
1904. Mar. 26. Charles A. Price, Treas., tuition of 16 pupils for winter term, 1903 and '04 at Gilmanton Academy $160.00
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
June 17. Charles A. Price, Treas., for tuition of 16 pupils at Gilmanton Academy, spring term, 1904 . $160.00
Dec. 31. Charles A. Price, Treas., for tuition of 16 scholars at Gilmanton Academy, fall term, 1904 192.00
$512.00
COUNTY TAX.
1904.
May 31. S. B. Cole, county treasurer, county tax in part . $700.00
4.
Oct. Stephen B. Cole, county treasurer coun- ty tax in full 686.40
$1,386.40
STATE TAX.
1904.
Dec. 30. Solon A. Carter, state tax in full . $639.00
TOWN LIBRARY.
1904.
Nov. 26. Library trustees, library fund, year 1904 $76.20
DAMAGE TO DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
1904.
Nov. 26. Ernest H. Goodwin, for services and traveling for appraising damage to sheep, 1904 $1.50
Dec. 31. Charles W. Foss, damage to sheep, '04 4.00
1905.
Jan. 28. Frank G. Osborne, for services as dog constable, year 1904 . 10.00
$15.50
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
RECAPITULATION.
Amount charged to treasurer .
$15,715.67
Outstanding orders and interest .
$658.24
Miscellaneous .
423.27
Roads and bridges
2,347.44
Breaking roads in winter of '03 and '04 .
1,873.59
Abatements
43.27
County poor
194.59
Aid to dependent soldiers
104.48
Aid to dependent soldiers chargeable to the county .
158.65
-. Town poor .
72.19
Town officers
481.05
School money, 1904.
1,723.60
Expenses of school board
95.93
School supplies .
100.33
School house repairs
200.00
High school tuition
512.00
County tax
1,386.40
State tax
639.00
Town library
76.20
Damage to domestic animals
· 15.50
-$11,106.04
Cash in hands of treasurer
4,609.64
CHARLES H. GOODWIN, Treasurer.
STEPHEN L. WEEKS,
NEHEMIAH DURGIN,
Selectmen of
ERNEST H. GOODWIN.
Gilmanton.
We, the undersigned, have carefully examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched, and a balance in the hands of the treasurer of $4,609.64.
WILLIAM S. P. SANDERSON, C. FRANK PAGE,
Auditors.
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
OUTSTANDING ORDERS AND INTEREST.
Feb. 15, 1905.
D. G. Edgerly, 5 orders .
Principal. $1,000.00
$3.75
C. H. Goodwin, 5 orders .
777.00
14.77
M. A. Lougee, 5 orders
653.73
17.82
N. Durgin, 1 order
500.00
4.50
M. B. Cook, 1 order
400.00
M. A. Hurd, 2 orders
500.00
10.00
M. E. Gray, 1 order
421.94
14.56
G. N. Kimball, 1 order
700.00
10.07
S. A. Cotton, 1 order
350.00
10.50
H. T. Edgerly, 3 orders
375.00
1.40
Mary Nelson, 1 order
280.00
1.05
M. A. Nelson, 1 order
100.00
.37
E. S. Nelson, 1 order
200.00
.75
M. J. Potter, 2 orders
250.00
.37
C. E. Goodwin, 5 orders
475.00
8.97
W. S. Shannon, 2 orders
200.00
3.30
Leon C. Lund, 1 order .
150.00
1.33
C. H. Connell, 1 order
200.00
10.33
M. B. Avery, 1 order .
100.00
9.27
L. F. Edgerly, 1 order .
170.00
4.69
A. V. Edgerly, 1 order .
100.00
5.64
Anna M. Hurd, 2 orders
133.43
3.21
E. H. Goodwin, 6 orders
575.00
8.88
Lucy A. Young, 1 order
100.00
12.37
Blanche M. D. Weeks, 1 order
150.00
1.33
Vona Ham, 1 order
100.00
1.26
Trustees Highland lodge, I.O.O.F., 1 ord'r
100.00
7.67
John S. Moulton, 1 order
100.00
7.86
Nicholas Hodgdon, 1 order
80.00
E. S. Young, 1 order
300.00
1.63
I. A. Goodwin, 4 orders
400.00
Int.
M. L. Dow, 1 order
121.14
1.07
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
F. M. Sanborn, 1 order
$50.00
$1.32
Cora B. Elkins, 1 order
50.00
1.88
Vona H. Page, 1 order
50.00
.. 19
Lilla M. Hill, 1 order
40.00
1.79
S. J. Gale. Treas., 1 order
30.00
7.69
W. E. Nutter, 1 order .
30.00
3.09
Marianna Lougee, 1 order
30.00
.26
Clara H. Elkins, 2 orders
30.00
.25
Alice M. Page, 1 order .
25.00
1.59
John H. Page, 1 order .
11.00
1.83
Cyrena G. Page, 1 order
10.00
.61
Carl Smith, 1 order
5.00
1.23
$10,423.24 $200.45
Amount of outstanding orders and interest
due Feb. 15, 1905.
$10,623.69
ASSETS OF TOWN.
Cash in hands of treasurer .
$4,609.64
Amount due from county .
29.00
Hedgehog bounties due from state 17.75
$4,656.39
$5,967.30
Indebtedness over means, Feb. 15, 1904 $6,219.10
Indebtedness over means, Feb. 15, 1905 .. 5,967 30
Decrease of debt in 1904 .
$251.80
SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY.
Yokes and chains
$10.00
Two safes .
300.00
Three road machines 150.00
Land purchased for town
100.00
$560.00
STEPHEN L. WEEKS, Selectmen NEHEMIAH DURGIN, of
ERNEST H. GOODWIN, Gilmanton.
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
FUNDS HELD IN TRUST BY THE TOWN OF GILMANTON.
The treasurer of the town of Gilmanton in account with the parsonage fund of said town, March 1, 1902.
DR
To amount of said fund invested in the town of Gil-
manton, N. H. .
$417.81
The interest has been paid to the several religious societies to March 1, 1905, and reported under the head of outstanding orders and interest amounting to $25.06.
The treasurer of the town of Gilmanton in account with the Lawrence Folsom burial lot fund, Feb. 15, 1904.
DR.
To amount of said fund . $100.00 Invested by the selectmen as follows :
Laconia Savings bank .
100.00
The treasurer of the town of Gilmanton in account with the Theophilus Gilman burial lot fund, Dec. 11, 1903.
DR.
To amount of said fund $50.00
Invested by the selectmen as follows :
City Savings bank of Laconia, N. H. . 50.00
The treasurer of the town of Gilmanton in account with the late Isaiah S. Robinson fund, April 30, 1902.
DR.
To amount of said fund $9,500.00 Invested by the selectmen as follows :
Somersworth Savings bank . 2,000.00
Laconia Savings bank . 2,000.00
Merrimack County Savings bank . 2,000.00
New Hampshire Savings bank 2,000.00
City Savings bank of Laconia, N. H.
1,500.00
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
Interest has been collected of the above named banks to the amount of $424.55, as shown by statements in bank books and turned over to the treasurer of the Gilmanton Iron Works precinct and accounted for by receipts from said treasurer.
CHARLES H. GOODWIN, Town Treasurer.
We, the undersigned have carefully examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
WILLIAM S. P. SANDERSON, Auditors. C. FRANK PAGE,
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
Report Gilmanton Iron Works Precinct.
TREASURER REPORT.
RECEIPTS.
1904.
Feb. 22. To cash in hand of treasurer $134.12
July 23. Checks received of Charles H. Goodwin 60.45
23.
66 70.60
Aug. 15.
Received of commissioners . 100.00
Dec. 7. Received of Frank N. Merrill, in part tax 50.00
1905.
Jan. 21. Received of C. H. Goodwin, check on Laconia National bank . 68.50
21. Received of C. H. Goodwin, check on Laconia Savings bank . 35.00
21. Received of C. H. Goodwin, check on Somersworth National bank . . . 40.00
21. Received of C. H. Goodwin, check on Merrimack County Savings bank . 70.00
21. Received of C. H. Goodwin, check on New Hampshire Savings bank . 80.00
Feb. 22. Received of F. N. Merrill, tax . 50.00
$758.67
EXPENDITURES.
1904.
Apr. 15. Order No. 50 to C. A. Dockham, oil cans $1.60
15. Order No. 51, to Roy C. Edgerly, alco- hol and mantle 2.30
May 9.
Order No. 52, to O. W. Price, lamps
and mantles 56.86
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
June
6. Order No. 53, to E. G. Clough, freight on lamps $1.68
15. Order No. 54, to E. G. Clough, freight 3.99
15. Order No. 55, to E. G. Clough, plow point express . 1.00
18. Order No. 56, to Frank W. Parsons, work on precinct 6.08
22. Order No. 57, to Ed. Eaton, work on precinct 3.00
22. Order No. 58, Jenness Gray, work on precinct 5.00
24. Order No. 59, to town of Gilmanton, printing report 2.25
27. Order No. 60, to Frank W. Parsons, work on precinct 1.50
July 8. Order No. 61, to W. Russell, work on precinct . 10.00
9. Order No. 62, to Roy C. Edgerly, for gasoline . 17.15
11. Order No. 63, to Ed. Eaton, work on precinct . 1.88
24. Order No. 65, to Lewis Guy, work on precinct . . 14.63
24. Order No. 66, to W. J. Edgerly, work on precinct 13.26
24. Order No. 77, to Will Jones, work on precinct , 2.25
24. Order No. 78, to Haven Tibbetts, on precinct . 1.50
24. Order No. 87, to Roy C. Edgerly, lamp posts . · 20.14
24. Order No. 80, to Roy C. Edgerly, work on precinct 17.60
24. Order No. 74, to Ed. Nelson, work on precinct . 3.00
24. Order No. 88, to O. W. Price, freight on post 3.60
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
July 24. Order No. 71, to E. H. Marsh, for work on precinct $9.53
24. Order No. 73, to J. M. Connell, work on precinct 3.08
24. Order No. 76, to Leon Lund, work on precinct . 1.88
26. Order No. 83, to F. G. Osborne, stone® post 4.00
26. Order No. 64, to James Gray, work on precinct . 12 53
27. Order No. 84, to C. A. Hatch, stone post 2.00
27. Order No. 72, to Henry Russell, work on precinct 4.36
28. Order No. 75, to Roscoe Nelson, work on precinct .91
28. Order No. 90, to M. P. Nutter, goods 3.27
28. Order No. 70, to O. W. Price, work on precinct . 22.93
Aug. 18. Order No. 89, to J. M. Connell, lead and oil .85
18. Order No. 67, to W. Russell, work on precinct . 15.50
18. Order No. 91, to E. G. Clough, freight 5.12
18. Order No. 67, to F. J. Elkins, work on precinct . 8.10
18. Order No. 82, to C. H. Shannon, stone post 4.00
31 Order No. 93, to Roy C. Edgerly, for mantles 15.00
31. Order No. 79, to David Edgerly, work on precinct 13.88
31. Order No. 68, to C. C. Shannon, work on precinct 23.45
Sept. 8 Order No. 94, to J. T. Hersey, lumber 2.95
8. Order No. 86, to C. A. Deckham, stone post 1.17
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
Sept, 8. Order No. 95, to O. W. Price, gasoline $4.07
28. Order No. 81, to J. Leland, work on precinct . . .75
10. Order No. 96, to J. M. Connell, work on precinct 2.50
21. Order No. 98, to O. W. Price, rent of land 3.00
21. Order No. 97, to C. H. Shannon, stone post 1.33
Nov. 14. Order No. 100, to G. F. Hutchinson, work on precinct 1.75
28. Order No. 85, to A. V. Edgerly, stone post 1.33
Dec. 8. Order No. 101, to Roy C. Edgerly, gasoline . 14.96
1905.
Jan. 18. Order No. 102, to O. W, Price, 2 bbls. oil 13.62
21. Order No. 103, to J. P. Clough, freight 5.28
21. Order No. 99, to E. G. Clough, freight .90
Feb. 10. Order No. 104, to J. P. Clough, freight
4.62
20. Order No. 92, to Ernest H. Goodwin, Mary Heard, interest 101.50
21. Order No. 109, to J. M. Connell, oil and chimneys 1.53
22. Order No. 105, to John T. Clough, freight 2.32
22. Order No. 106, to O. W. Price, gasoline and freight . 15.37
22. Order No. 110, to D. Connell, services as treasurer 5.00
22. Order No. 113, to O. W. Price, services on team . 5.00
22. Order No. 112, to Roy C. Edgerly, ser- vices as commissioner 5.00
22. Order No. 111, to Geo. F. Hutchinson, services as Com. 5.00
$539.64
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Whole amount charged to treasurer $758.67
Paid on orders of commissioners 539.64
Balance in hands of treasurer . 219.03
DANIEL CONNELL, Treasurer.
OSBORNE W. PRICE,
GEO. T. HUTCHINSON, Commissioners.
We, the undersigned, have carefully examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched, and a balance in the hands of the treasurer of $219.03.
Gilmanton, N. H., Feb. 23, 1905,
WILLIAM S. P. SANDERSON, Auditors. C. FRANK PAGE,
.
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
Report of School Board.
To the citizens of Gilmanton the following report is respect- fully submitted :
The number of schools maintained for the year have been twelve, namely Kelley, Potter, Loon Pond, Smith Meeting House, Corner, Jones' Mills, Allen's Mills, Gale, Guinea Ridge, Lougeetown, Lamprey and Iron Works.
Whole number teachers employed, seventeen. One male and sixteen female. Whole number of scholars attending school the past year was two hundred.
It is with considerable gratification, that your School Board is able to report the schools in town to be in a very prosper- ous condition, There has been considerable improvement in the percentage of attendance in nearly all schools during the past year. This means far more to the success, or failure of our schools than most people think. The average school life of most children does not exceed ten years. Hence if a child is allowed to be absent from school one or two days in a week during the school year, he must either do the work of ten years in six or eight, or else it will be forever lost to him. It should be a matter of conscience with parents and guardians to see that the children under their care and protec- tion receive their just dues. A child who is defrauded of his educational rights is a hundred times more wronged than one from whom money is taken. In this age of the world and enlightenment, the uneducated man or woman must stay at the foot of the ladder. It behooves every parent to see to it, that their children are well equipped for life's battles with that potent weapon, education, lest the child in after years con- demns them for defrauding them of their just dues. It matters not what pursuit in life a boy or girl may be called to fill, ·whether a tiller of the soil, a business man or woman or
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
whether he enters one of the professions, a good practical education is a solid rock to build upon. The best way to ob- tain this, is to improve every opportunity to attend school. Let there be unison between teacher and parent. The teach- er is your child's best friend, therefore co-operate with her. The teacher should be a well educated person ; capable of adapting herself to the needs of those placed under her care. She should also be able to teach, and thoroughly explain much subject matter not laid down in the text-book. The re- quirements of the child today are far more expansive than in former years.
REPAIRS.
During the past year the Loon Pond school building has been painted and kalsomined inside, and a hard wood floor laid at an expense of about $55.00. The Gale school house has been equipped with the new Chandler seats in place of the old hard board desks. Which not only improves the looks of the school room, but adds materially to the comfort of the scholars. The expense of this was $38.08.
We have one or two school buildings that will need shing- ling this coming spring, and they ought to be painted outside.
In conclusion we wish to express our appreciation of all courtesy shown us by teachers and parents during the past year.
Respectfully,
C. FRANK PAGE, School Board FRANK N. MERRILL, of
LAURA E. VARNEY, Gilmanton.
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE.
KELLEY DISTRICT .- First Term-Flora H. Parsons, Zella A. Parsons, Roland C. Osborne, Worthy of mention-Her- bert Nixon, Albert H. Parsons, Mabel Yorke, Fred Yorke. Second Term-Zella A. Parsons.
POTTER DISTRICT .- First Term-Gladys M. Eaton, Florence M. Potter, Morse E. Brown, Emmanuel Perry, Dwight L. Smith, Robert L. Zanes. Worthy of mention-Clara Elkins, John Page.
Second Term - Florence M. Potter, Gladys M. Eaton, Morse E. Brown.
Third Term-Florence M. Potter.
GUINEA RIDGE DISTRICT .- First Term-Irene G. Small, Carroll H. Moulton.
Second Term-Worthy of mention-Horace Sargent.
SMITH MEETING HOUSE DISTRICT .- First Term-Arthur Roby, Agnes Harris, Alice M. Page, Ralph G. Page, James Harris. Worthy of mention-Joseph L. Page.
Second Term-Robert W. Osborne, Alice M. Page. Worthy of mention-Joseph L. Page, Gladys E. Plummer, Agnes M. Harris.
Third Term-Ralph E. Gray, Robert W. Osborne, Alice M. Page.
LOUGEETOWN DISTRICT .- First Term-Charlie E. Palmer, Frank H. Berry, Hazel A. Thompson. Worthy of mention- Mildred E. Terrell, Villia U. Terrell, Edna S. Palmer.
Second Term-Charlie E. Palmer.
Third Term-Charlie E. Palmer, Frank H. Berry, Hazel Thompson, Mildred Terrell.
ALLEN'S , MILLS DISTRICT .- First Term-Alice M. Green- ough, Marion V. P. Crockett.
Second Term-Leroy Hilliard, Winnie M. Baker.
CORNER DISTRICT .- Second Term-Blanche E. Adams.
Third Term -- Georgia F. McClary.
GALE DISTRICT .- First Term-Harold G. Page.
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
Second Term-Harold G. Page.
Third Term-Harold G. Page. LOON POND DISTRICT .- First Term-Archie W., Green, Harold C. Hall, Robert W. Osborne, Nola H Green, Mina Edgerly, Mildred P. Edgerly.
Third Term-Nola H. Green.
JONES' MILLS DISTRICT - First Term-Blanche Adams, Karl F. French, Leslie W. E. Hilliard, Florence E. Mansfield, Gladys G. Mansfield. Worthy of mention-Herbert L. Mans- field, Hazel A. Pease.
Second Term - Florence E. Mansfield, Gladys Mansfield, Maitland Weeks.
Third Term-Florence E. Mansfield, Lenwood Mansfield. Worthy of mention-Hazel A. Pease.
LAMPREY AND ROGERS DISTRICT. - Third Term-Vera D. Little. Worthy of mention-King R. Little.
IRON WORKS DISTRICT-First Term-Emma Elkins, Alice Elkins, George Clough. Worthy of mention-Carl B. Adams, Maybelle Elkins, Tessie Emerson, Mildred Place, Elizabeth Price, Fred Marsh.
Second Term-Worthy of mention-Edna Emerson.
Third Term-Florence C. Edgerly, Carl B. Adams. Worthy of mention-Marion G. Nelson, Edna M. Emerson.
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
STATISTICAL TABLE.
No. and Name of School.
Terms.
Name of Teacher.
Wages per Month.
Length of School.
Whole No. of Scholars.
Average Attendance.
Reading.
Spelling.
Penmanship.
Arithmetic.
Geography.
Grammar.
History.
Algebra.
Bookkeeping.
Phy. and Hygene.
Drawing
Composition
Vocal Music
1 Kelley
Spring.
Mary R Morgan
26 11 34 20 34 26
34 29
15
15
34 34
15
Fall
Frank A Edgerly ...
26 11 21 13 20 15
20
20
10
9
Winter,
26
8
14
8 14 12
14
14
8
8
2 Potter
Spring
Carrie E Leyland ..
22
11 14 12 14 14 8 9
8
9
9
9
9
8
7
9
4 Guinea Ridge
Spring Fall.
Frances Buzelle ...
20
11
4
3
4
4
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
Winter
20
9
4.
3
4
4
4
4
3
3
2
5 Smith
Meet-
Spring
Fannie Osborne
22
11
16
14
16
15|15
15 15
12
11
11
16
7 Lougeetown ...
Spring
Lena R Parsons
20
11
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
...
3
20
8
6
5
6
6
5
6
5
3
8 Allen's Mills.
Spring . Fall
Bessie M Knowles 66
66
20 8
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
4
9
9 16 16
Winter
Emma Wight
Cora BPage
11
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
2
3
1
3
1
2
2
12 Loon Pond ... Spring
Fall
Mary A Kelley.
20
11
12
10
9
9
9
9
8
6
6
6
13 Jones' Mills ..
Spring
Blanche M Weeks 20
Sarah L Batchelder 20 66
20 8
7
8
7
6
6
6
1
1
Rogers
Fall
Nettie P Sanborn Blanche M Weeks
20 11
6
5
6
6
6
6
3
3
2
2
1
20 8
5
4
5
5
5
5
1
...
...
1
18
Fall
1
2 24
Winter
66
26
9 15 11 15 15 15 15 15 10
6
1
4
...
4
Fall
Winter.
Myra E Clement
20 10
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
1
22
11
17 13
16
14
14 14
9
9
9
7 7
9
9 16
Winter.
22
8
17
11
5
6
G
5
5
9
8
7
5
5
5
9 Corner
Spring
Eva H Simmons
24
11 21 17 16
121
16
21
21
15
15 15
11 11 12
Fall
Winter
66
20 11 8 20
4
3
4
4
4
8
8
8
6
6
4
4
8
Winter
20
8 12
11 10
9
8
8
7
6
5
1
1
1
7
11
8
10
8
9
6
6
6
1
17 Lamprey and Spring
Winter
18 Iron Works ....
Spring
Florence B Merrill 26 10 27 22
26
11
24 19 24 24 24 20
15 12 8
8
7
2
2
20 11
8
5
0
9
9
7
Fall
Myra F Lane
24 11
8 15
13
5
4
5
5
5
5
3
3
20
11
8
7
12
12
12 11
8
5
5
Fall
Winter
20
11
9
7
10
7
10
10
16
16 16 16
9 16
8 10
3
11 Gale
Spring
Sarah LBatchelder
16
..
ing House
Fall
9
FINCA
9
11
4 14
1
9
22 8
9
22 11 9
9
9
14
13
12
7
7
...
2
5
Fall
Winter
20 11
6
20 11
Winter
4
24 20
15
21.19
16
16 16 12
5
4
Fannie Osborne
:
10 8
7 9 6 88916
27 27 27 26 25
18
.
Number of Scholars at- tending to the fol- lowing Studies.
20
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
CHARLES H. GOODWIN, Treasurer of School District, in ac- count with School Board for the year 1904 :
Feb. 15, 1904. To bal. in hands of Treasurer for school purposes $590.10
Dec. 31. Received of town treasurer, appropria- tion for school year 1904 . 1,723.60
$2,313.70
Amount paid teachers, spring term · $703.50
fall 715.00
6: 66 winter « 531.50
66 miscellaneous 179.77
-$2,129.77
Balance in hands of treasurer $183.93
EXPENDITURES-1904.
SPRING TERM.
June 24. Carrie E. Leyland, teaching 11 weeks in Potter school $60.50
24. Fannie Osborne, teaching 11 weeks in Loon pond school 55.00
24. Mrs. Sarah L. Batchelder, teaching 11 weeks, Smith Meeting House school 60.50
24. Mary R. Morgon, teaching 11 weeks in Kelley school 71.50
24. Miss E. H. Simmons, teaching eleven weeks in Corner school 66.00
24. Nettie P. Sanborn, teaching 11 weeks in Lamprey school 55.00
24. Blanche M. D. Weeks, teaching 11 w'ks Jones' mills school 55.00
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
June 24. Bessie M. Knowles, teaching 11 weeks in Allen's mills school . $55.00
24. Lena R. Parsons, teaching 11 weeks in Lougeetown school 55.00
Myra Clement, teaching 10 weeks in Guinea Ridge school 50.00
Florence B. Merrill, teaching 10 weeks in Iron Works school 65.00
24. Cora B. Page, teaching 11 weeks in Gale school 55.00
1
$703.50
FALL TERM.
Nov. 18. Carrie E. Leyland, teaching 11 weeks in Potter school 60.50
19 Frank A. Edgerly, teaching 11 weeks in Kelly school . 71.50
26. Mary . Kelley, teaching 11 weeks in Loon pond school 55.00
26. Fannie A. Osborne, teaching 11 weeks in Smith meeting house school 60.50
26. Cora B. Page, teaching 1I weeks in Gale school 55.00
26. Florence B. Merrill, teaching 11 weeks in Iron Works school 71.50
26. Frances Buzzell, teaching 11 weeks in Guinea Ridge district 55.00
26 Lena R. Parsons, teaching 11 weeks in Lougeetown school 55.00
26 Sarah L. Batchelder, teaching 11 weeks in Jones' mills school 55.00
26. Bessie M. Knowles, teaching 11 weeks in Allen's mills school 55.00
26. Myra F. Lane, teaching 11 weeks in Corner school 66.00
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
Nov. 26. Blanche M. D. Weeks, teaching 11 w'ks in Lamprey school $55.00
$715.00
WINTER TERM.
1905
Jan. 23. Paid Cora B. Page, teaching 8 weeks in Gale district $40.00
23. Paid Fannie Buzelle, teaching 8
weeks in Guinea Ridge district . . 40.00
23. Paid Blanche M. D. Weeks, teaching 8 weeks in Rogers district . . 40.00
23. Paid Sarah L. Batchelder, teaching 8 weeks in Jones' Mills district . 40.00
23. Paid Betsey M. Knowles, teaching 8 weeks in Allen's Mills district 40.00
23. Paid Emma F. Wight, teaching 8
weeks in Corner district 48.00
23. Paid Florence B. Merrill, teaching 9
in Iron Works district 58.50
23. Lena R. Parsons, teaching eight weeks in Lougeetown school . 40.00
23. Fannie A. Osborne, teaching 8 weeks in Smith meeting house school . . 44.00
23. Mary A. Kelley, teaching eight weeks in Leon pond district . 40.00
23. Frank A. Edgerly, teaching eight w'ks Kelley district 52.00
Feb.
9. Carry E. Leyland, teaching eight weeks in Potter district 44.00
15. Frances Buzzell, teaching one week in Ridge school . 5.00
$531.50
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GILMANTON TOWN REPORT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1904.
Feb. 27. Joseph J. Griffin, conveyance of Hil- . liard boy to Jones' mill school, fall of 1903 $10.00
27. J. Griffin, conveyance of Ruth Sanborn, spring term, 1903 . 6.00
Mar. 25. Geo. F. Kelley, labor at Kelley school house . . 2.50
April 30. James D. Small, 214 cords wood, Gui- nea Ridge school . 10.00
30. William Dow, wood, Corner school . . 1.00
May 6. C. F. Potter, wood, Potter school . 1.00
6. C. F. Potter, wood, Potter school . . 4.50
28. C. F. Page, supplies furnished school
2.45
July 1. C. Frank Page, 134 cords wood, Gale school 7.00
Aug. 27. Frank N. Merrill, supplies furnished schools 1.74
27. Delia Hammell, cleaning Iron Works and Lougeetown school houses . . 4.50
Sept. 24. Mrs. John Morrison, cleaning Smith Meeting House school house .. 2.00
24. Charles M. Batchelder, transportation of children to Lamprey school . 11.00
Oct. 11. Mrs. John W. Rollins, cleaning Kelley school house 2.00
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