Annual reports of the Town of Derry, New Hampshire 1915-1919, Part 6

Author: Derry (N.H. : Town)
Publication date: 1915
Publisher: [Derry, N.H. : The Town]
Number of Pages: 681


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8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to sprinkle or oil the streets and pass any vote relating thereto.


9. To see if the Town will vote to raise by taxation, or otherwise a sum not exceeding five thousand dollars to carry out the provisions of Chapter 162 of the Laws of 1913 relating to the Rockingham Road, and pass any vote relating thereto.


10. To see if the Town will vote to establish, construc andmaintain a sewer system in said Town, in the Middle and West villages, to raise and appropriate money for the same and pass any vote relating thereto.


11. To see if the Town will vote to issue bonds of said Town in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 43 of the Laws of 1895, known as the "Municipal Bond Act," to an amount not exceeding sixty-five thousand dollars, for the pur- pose of paying for the establishing and constructing of a sewer system in said Town, in the Middle and West villages, and to provide a sinking fund for said bonds and raise and appropriate money for the same, and pass any vote relating thereto.


12. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the purpose of repairing Broadway, be- tween the two villages.


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13. To see if the Town will vote to raise the sum of One Thousand Dollars or any part thereof for the purpose of repairing the highway leading from the corner near the house of George W. Chase to the Salem line, past the residence of Arthur A. Chase.


14. To see if the Town will vote to make a contract to have the street lights burning every night in the year, from twenty minutes after sunset, till one o'clock a. m.


15. To see if the Town will vote to place a hydrant at the corner of Wyman Street and Hillside Avenue in said Town.


16. To see if the Town will vote to accept as a public treet, Hillside Avenue, so called, beginning at the west end at the Londonderry line and thence northerly to Ash street.


17. To see if the Town will vote to exempt from local taxation for a period of ten years the factory erected by the Citizens Building Association for the Woodbury Shoe Com- pany.


Given under our hands and seal this twenty-sixth day of February, 1916.


JAMES F. COBURN, Selectmen of


ERNEST L. ABBOTT, WARREN P. HORNE, Derry.


A true copy of Warrant,


Attest:


JAMES F. COBURN, ERNEST L. ABBOTT,


WARREN P. HORNE.


Selectmen of Derry.


SELECTMEN'S REPORT.


INVENTORY OF TOWN FOR 1915.


Real Estate


· $8,100,455 00


Horses, 414


41,320 00


Asses and Mules, 1


100 00


Oxen, 10


800 00


Cows, 647


29,710 00


Other neat stock, 57 ·


1,465 00


Sheep 3


20 00


Hogs, 11


165 00


Fowls, 1600


1,400 00


Vehicles and Automobiles, 225


56,775 00


Portable Mills, 1


700 00


Boats and Launches 3 350 00


Value in Wood, not stock in trade


13,750 00


Municipal Bonds and Notes


8,320 00


Stock in Banks in this State


14,800 00


Money on hand at interest or on de- posit ·


16,445 00


Stock in trade


477,200 00


Machinery in Factories . 136,000 00


Total Assessed Valuation in 1915 . $3,899,775 00


Total Assessed Valuation in 1914 .1 3,959,861 00


Decrease


$60,086 00


10


EXEMPTIONS.


Exemptions of Soldiers 38,800 00


By vote of Town


390,000 00


$428,800 00


TOWN APPROPRIATIONS.


Summary of taxes on the polls and real estate to be taxed in the Town of Derry, on the first day of April, 1915.


State Tax


$7,624 00


County tax


8,392 01


Schools by Law


7,147 50 .


Highways by Law


5,500 00 ·


Rockingham Road


5,000 00 .


Permanent Roads


2,000 00 ,


Brown tail and gypsy moths


400 00


Taylor Library


250 00


Derry Public Library


1,200 00


Upton Post G. A. R.


100 00


Hydrant Service


2,920 00


Electric Lights ·


.


2,800 00


Board of Health


600 00 .


Adams Memorial Building


·


1,500 00


Police Department


2,000 00


Town Officers


2,800 00


Town Poor and miscellaneous


7,000 00


$57,233 51


SPECIAL SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS.


Town School district


· $10,100 00


High School tuition


2,200 00 ·


Text books, supplies, flags, etc


825 00


Special School District No. 2


· 1,200 00


$14,325 00


·


.


.


.


11


DERRY FIRE DISTRICT.


Appropriations


$4,300 00


DERRY VILLAGE FIRE PRECINCT.


Appropriations


$100 00


$75,958 51


TOTAL TAXES COMMITTED TO COLLECTOR.


Property Tax


Poll Tax


. $75,129 75


.


2,786 00


-- $77,915 75


BALANCE Town of Derry, N. H. GENERAL


ASSETS.


Cash :


In hands of Town Treasurer $2,676.73 In hands of Superintendent of Water Dept.


1,100.57


Accounts due Town: Taxes not collected 23,243.01


Due from the State : (Schedule E,) (1) For construction of highways on "State Aid" account 707.29


(2) For maintenance of highways on "State Aid" account 28.28


26.00


Cemetery accounts


Other Assets :


Taxes bought by the Town


5,616.88


$33,398.76


$33,398.76


CAPITAL (Permanent Funds


ASSETS.


Sinking Fund for the Payment of Bonded Debt : (Schedule B)


Cash and Securities in hands of Town Treasurer $6,600.00 Securities in hands of Superintendent of Water Department 6,000.00


$12,600.00


Lands, buildings and Equipment (Schedule C) Town of Derry property $33,000.00


Derry Water Department property 156,138.85


$189,138.85


Excess of bonded debt over sinking funds and property $42,261.15


Less surplus cash and current assets from "General Account" 27,653.14


$27.653.14


Deficit-Excess of all liabilities over assets


$14,608.01


14,608.01


$244,000.00


TRUST


ASSETS.


Cash in hands of Town Treasurer Investments (Schedule D)


$


124.79


$9,800.00


$9,924.79


SHEET February 15, 1926. ACCOUNT


LIABILITIES.


Bills owed by Town : Interest due $1,266.14 948.00


Due to Derry Electric Company


Unpaid balances set aside for special purposes : State and Town joint highway accounts,


(1) For construction ( Bal. in State treasury 707.29 of highways on "State Aid" acct. { Bal. in Town treasury 2,186.12


28.28


(2) For maintenance ( Bal. in State treasury of highways on "State Aid"acct. ( Bal. in Town treasury 9.79


Accumulated interest due to Sinking Funds


600.00


$5,745.62


Surplus-Excess of cash and other current as- sets over immediate demands for cash 27,653.14


$33,398.76


ACCOUNT


Properties and Bonded Debt.)


LIABILITIES.


Bonded Debt: (Schedule A) Town of Derry:


Refunding bonds issued November 1, 1913 $110,000.00


Derry Water Works Department :


Water Works bonds issued July 1, 1907 90,000.00


Water Works Extension bonds, issued November 1, 1910 44,000.00


$244,000.00


$244,000.00


FUNDS.


LIABILITIES.


Unexpended income Funds held in trust by Town of Derry (Schedule D) 9,800.00


$


124.79


$ 9,924.79


1


Schedule A BONDED DEBT Town of Derry, N. H., February 15, 1916


Date of Issue


Rate of Interest


Date of Maturity


Amount Outstanding


Derry Water Department:


July 1, 1907-Bonds for Water Works


3₺


July 1, 1917 .


$13,000.00


3₺


July 1, 1922


25,000.00


July 1, 1927


52,000.00


Nov. 1, 1910-Bonds for Water Works Extension


3}


Nov. 1, 1930


44,000.00


Town of Derry:


Nov. 1, 1913-Bonds to refund Town notes


4


Nov. 1, 1923


12,500.00


Nov. 1, 1923


12,500.00


4


Nov. 1, 1928


12,500.00


Nov. 1, 1928


12,500.00


4


Nov. 1, 1933


30,000.00


66


4%


Nov. 1, 1933


30,000.00


Total amount of bonds outstanding BORROWING CAPACITY OF TOWN OF DERRY. (Municipal Bond Act, Chapter 43, Laws 1895)


$244,000.00


Legal Debt Limit, 5 per cent of total assessed valuation) Total Bonded Debt


$194,988.75


$244,000.00


LESS amount of bonds issued for Water Works


134,000.00


$110,000.00


LESS Sinking funds and cash on hand


14,676.73


Legal Net Debt (To be subtracted from debt limit) Borrowing Capacity of the Town


95,323.27


99,665.48


15 Schedule B. SINKING FUND. Town of Derry, N. H., February 15, 1916.


City of Milwaukee bond, 41/2 per cent. due July 1, 1917 . $1,000.00


Town of Derry bonds, 31/2 per cent. due 1917 . 5,000.00


City of San Francisco bonds 5 per cent. due 1917 .


6,000.00


$12,000.00


Accumulated interest due from the Town treasury


600.00


$12,600.00


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Schedule C. LANDS, BUILDINGS, AND EQUIPMENT. Town of Derry, N. H., February 15, 1916.


TOWN OF DERRY:


Adams Memorial Building and grounds $24,000.00


Adams Memorial furniture and equipment


1,000.00


East Derry Town House


3,000.00


Derry library, furniture and


equipment 3,000.00


Highway department equipment:


Stone crusher


1,200.00


Road roller


500.00


One-half acre land on Fordway.


200.00


Gravel pit on Fordway


100.00


$33,000.00


DERRY WATER DEPARTMENT:


Original cost of Plant · $135,577.16


Extensions, 1906 and 1907


3,585.48


Extensions, 1908-1912 ·


10,136.47


Extensions, 1913 2,378.86


Extension, 1914


938.98


Extension, 1915


3,521.90


$156,138.85


$189,138.85


Schedule D TRUST FUNDS Town of Derry, N. H., February 15, 1916


Date Created


Purpose


How Invested


Int. Rate


Amount of Principal


Parmelia Nowell


East Derry Cemetery


Town of Derry Bonds


4 p.c.


$ 500.00


1872


Sylvanus Brown


Picking stones


4


500.00


1888


Emma Taylor


East Derry library


4


1000.00


1890


J. C. Taylor


East Derry library


4


..


2000.00


1898


J. D. Alexander


Town Schools


4


3000.00


1900


Nancy J. MacClary


East Derry Cemetery


Nutfield Savings


3


300.00


1907


E. T. Parker


East Derry Imp'ment Soc. Town of Derry Bonds


4


2500.00


$ 9800.00


Schedule E. Statement of the State and Town Joint Highway Accounts Town of Derry, N. H.


State Aid Maintenance


State Aid


Construction


Trunk Line Construction


Total


BALANCE, FEBRUARY 15, 1915: In State treasury In Towu treasury


$1,009.26


$ 991.89


3,695.92


1,058.30


EXPENDITURES DURING THE YEAR:


By the State


558.84


$ 391.97


$ 6,084.05


$ 6,944.86


By the Town


565.21


1,509.80


6,087,96


8,153.97


$1,124.05


$1,811.77


$12,134.51


$15,098.83


BALANCE, FEBRUARY 15, 1916:


In State treasury


28.28


$ 707.29


In Town treasury


9.79


2,186.12


RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS.


RECEIPTS.


CURRENT REVENUE:


From Local Taxes:


1. Property and poll taxes


$77.450.00


From State;


4. Insurance tax


$1.87


5. Railroad;tax 195.07


6. Savings Bank tax 4.576.39


8. Literary fund


650.65


9. Liquor licenses


802.36


10. For education


3,079.40


11. For highways:


(a) For State Aid Maintenance 558.84


(b) For State Aid Construction 301.97


(c) For Trunk Line Construction 6,084.05


LESS amount paid directly by the State Treasurer


6,682.66


Amount paid to Town Treasurer $262 20


12. For fighting forest fires


742.08


16,992.68


From County :


14. For Support of poor


746.67


From Local Sources except Taxes :


16. Dog licenses


$445.40


17. All other licenses and permits 391.00


19. Rent of town hall 218.30


20. Income of departments, Highways, etc. 363.90


22. Cemeteries


107.50


23. Interest received on taxes, deposits


trust and sinking funds 705.00


2,231.10


$97.420.45


Receipts Continued on Page 22.


$6,944.86


9,944.86


21 PAYMENTS.


CURRENT MAINTENANCE EXPENSES.


General Government:


1. Salaries and expenses of principal town officers


$3266.49


2. Election and registration expenses 135.98


3. Municipal court expenses


255.52


4. Care and supplies for town hall and other buildings 2012.11


Protection of Persons and Property :


5. Police department


1770.41


6. Fire department


3667.95


7. Moth extermination 504.56


9. Damage by dogs 42.00


Health and Sanitation :


10. Health department


1964.26


11. Vital Statistics 137.45


Highways and bridges ;


13. Highways maintenance-Town account 7339.75


14. Highways, "State Aid Maintenance- State and Town joint account


1124.05


16. Street lighting


2781.27


17. General expenses, including street sprinkling 232.25


Education :


18. Libraries (Payments to School District should be reported under No. 42) 1635.00


19. Town poor 278.94


20. County poor


409.39


Patriotic Purposes:


22. Memorial day and other celebrations 15.00


23. G. A. R. halls, soldiers benefits, etc. 264.00


Recreation :


24. Parks and playgrounds 140.00


Public Service Enterprises Owned and Operated by Town:


26. Cemeteries 482.16


Total Current Maintenance Expenses


$28,458.54


Payments Continued on Page 23,


1


22


TOTAL CURRENT REVENUE.


Receipts other than Current Revenue :


24. Temporary loans during the year $6,000.00 All Other Receipts :


28. Insurance adjustment, Bartlett & Shepard 305.54


29. Tax titles redeemed


1,748.02


30. Accident claim adjustment, Louis


Davis 100.00


31. Refunded insurance on Water Dep't boiler 68.56


66 freight on curbing material 24.91


aid for town poor 52.51


.66 interest 2.22


8,301.76


TOTAL RECEIPTS OTHER THAN CURRENT REVENUE.


Total Receipts from all Sources


$105,722.21


Less amount paid directly by the State Treasure r 6,682.66


Total Receipts of the Town Treasurer $99,039.55 Cash on hand at the beginning of the year 3,858.83


Grand Total


$102,898.38


23


INTEREST.


27. Paid on temporary loans


28. Paid on bonded debt


192.45 4675.00


Total Interest Payments $4,867.45


OUTLAY FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION


AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS: 31. Highway and bridge construction- Town account 375.00


32. Highway and bridge construction- State Aid account 1811.77


33. Highway and bridge construction- Trunk Line account 12,172.01


34. Sewer construction 572 63


35. Sidewalk construction 680.95


36. New land 106.00


Total Outlay Payments INDEBTEDNESS :


$15.718.36


37. Payments on principal of debt $6400.00


$6,400.00


PAYMENTS TO OTHER GOVERNMEN-


TAL DIVISIONS:


39. Taxes paid to State 7624.00


40. Taxes paid to County 8392.01


41. Payments to Precincts 4000.00


42. Tayments to School Districts 25725.95


$45,741.96


All Other Payments:


43. Accidents on highways


310.00


44. Taxes bought by Town


2923.24


45. Insurance on boilers of Derry Water Co. 68.56


46. Abatements of Taxes


2416.20


$5,718.00


Total Payments for All purposes,


$106,904.31


Less amount paid directly by the State Treas- urer


6,682.66


Total payments by the Town Treasurer $100,221.65


Cash on hand at the end of the year


2,676.53


$102,898.38


DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS.


CURRENT MAINTENANCE EXPENSES:


GENERAL GOVERNMENT. DETAIL 1, SALARIES AND EXPENSES OF PRINCIPAL TOWN OFFICERS :


Salaries:


Selectmen, James F. Coburn, Chm. $400.00


Ernest L. Abbott 500.00


Warren P. Horne 400.00


Town Treasurer, Chas. Bartlett 100.00


Town Clerk, Wm. Benson


44.00


Tax Collector, J. E. Webster


740.00


Auditors, M. J. Cassidy


5.00


F. M. McGregor


5.00


$2194 00


Expenses:


Clerical services, Grace F. Chase


$520.00


Postage, E. L. Abbott .56


· J. E. Webster, tax'collector 31.86


C. Bartlett, treasurer 52.14


Records and office supplies:


Selectmen's records, books 5.00


Tax Collector's record book 6.00


Typewriter repairs 1.00


Pencil sharpener 1.00


Incidental supplies, selectmen


3.20


Incidental supplies for town clerk


5.18


25


Printing, Town Report, Derry News Co. $202.75


Printing, Tax bills, etc., Derry News Co. .


25.75


Printing, Stationery, etc., Record Pub. Co. 27.25


Telephone service, Selectmen's office 56.25


Livery and Auto Hire:


Guy Whitten 39.25


Fay and Wiggin


1.00


I. D. Wiggin


4.00


Abbott Auto Co.


87.50


Expenses of Selectmen attending Tax Conference in Manchester 2,80


$1072.49


$3266.49


DETAIL 2, ELECTION AND REGISTRATION EXPENSES.


Supervisors, H. E. Bidwell $25.00


Benj. Low 25.00


M. J. Cassidy 25.00


Ballot Clerk, C. Kimball


20.00


E. Maroney


10.00


J. Levesque


5.00


Moderator, A. D. Emery


8.00


Lunches, J. B. Blake .


13.98


Labor on booths. F. M. Stearns


4.00


$135.98


DETAIL 3, MUNICIPAL COURT EXPENSES:


Paid Clerk of court balance, E. B. Weston $255.52


DETAIL 4, CARE AND SUPPLIES FOR TOWN HALLS: Adams Memorial Building. Janitor service, E. E. Cote $723.00


26


G. Brock $25.00


Fuel: coal, Holmes & Wheeler


236.47


wood, Arthur Greenough 112.50


Lights, Derry Electric Co. 219.40


Insurance, A. Kelley


67.50


Abbott, Davis Co.


22.50


Bartlett & Shepard


325.50


Derry Insurance Co.


45.00


Carting ashes and rubbish, F. E. Brown 9.00


Repairs, E. R. Belanger


45.38


C. H. Bradford 6.00


James Duffy 3.75


Supplies, L. H. Pillsbury


20.13


W. F. Neal 19.58


H. L. Benson


4.75


Moody-Wiggin Co.


2.10


Wm. Scheffer 1.00


Furniture, Lagasse Furniture Co. 69.75


Tuning Piano, A. D. Smith ·


2 50


$1960.81


East Derry Town House:


Janitor service, F. E. Kimball


25.00


Fuel, Bert Davis



10.05


Repairs, Sawyer and Hardy


5.00


Stove, L. H. Pillsbury


11.25


·


$51.30


$2012 11


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY.


DETAIL 5, POLICE PROTECTION: Salary and Expenses: Regular Police, G. E. Dustin $805.00


J. F. Boyle 788.00


27


Special Police, Wm. Bennett $ 62.00


E. E. Cote 20.02


:


F. Boyce -


7.24


E. F. Dustin


6.00


S. Boyce 4.00


Auto Hire, Abbott Auto Co.,


71.00


Expenses to Manchester, E. E. Cote


3.10


Transportation of vagrants, J. Connor 1.05


Weeks


3.00


$1770.41


DETAIL 6, FIRE PROTECTION:


(For payments to Fire precincts see Detail 41) Fighting Forest Fires,


J. D. Blake-Andrisky place .


$34.87


English Range


23.37


East Derry


97.16


66 Leach Lot


103 90


Hubbard's


13.00


66


Young's Lot


12.75


66


Island Pond .


7.50


$6


East Derry


18.68


66


Drew's Hill


17.86


District No. 7


23.50


66


Shield's Pond


27.38


66


Hampstead Road


7.00


66


Peppermint Corner .


144.45


66


Island Pond


82.71


Drew's Hill


15.20


H. P. Taylor-Island Pond


28.00


A. C. Sargent-Scobie Pond


19.50


Sand Hill, Lon-


donderry · 41.50


$718.28


..


28


Transportation to Manchester, E. P. Trowbridge Hydrant Service, Derry Water Works


3.00


2946.67


$3667.95


DETAIL 7, MOTH EXTERMINATION:


Labor, spraying, Derry Water Works $175.37 Wm. Neller 92.64


Horse Hire, A. Greenough Co. 80.00


Supplies, arsenate of lead, F. L. Lavanberg ·


74.25


Supplies, arsenate of lead,


Bell


Hardware


62.80


Supplies, hose, J. B. Varick. Co.


19,50


$504.56


DETAIL 9, DAMAGE BY DOGS:


G. H. Estey


$16.00


N. B. Lamson


21.00


Mrs. A. H. Low


5.00


$42.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION.


DETAIL 10, HEALTH DEPARTMENT:


Salaries and Expenses of Board of Health


G. H. Beckley, M. D. $344.91


Louis Pontaut


27.08


L. S. Downing


10 00


W. R. Sanders, M. D.


53.60


$435.59


Quarantine Charges:


Oscar Pollander


.


153.55


O. V. Bailey


102.75


Frank Crabb


·


·


99.70


29


Mrs. Kate Osmer


$88.90


A. M. Theneau


84.50


Geo. Chapman


71.16


Benj. Rowell


61.54


Fred Farnham


.


60.00


Wm. Grygas


58.12


Annie Smart


51.85


Philip Currier


44.00


Moses Wisbluit


43.72


Wm. H. Clark


37.59


Quimby family


35.81


C. E. Mann


35.00


Wm. Boyle


34.61


Whittier family


31.11


L. R. Proctor


30.00


Fred Woodward


21.00


Joseph DeCost


22.14


Lewis Lichenstein


20.00


E. M. Stanton


20.00


John Corliss


17.50


Chas. Rand


16,00


Frank Howard


14.46


Mrs. Kehoe


12.04


John Brown


10.00


Walter Warren


10.00


Jerome Colby


.


7.50


Elsie Gaskin


.


6.82


Alpha Grimard


.


6.80


Mrs. Bertrand


4.00


.


$1312.17


Disposing of dead animals:


George Durant


1.00


George Joslyn


1.00.


30


Clarence Bushway Ervin Graves


.


$ 1.00


.25


$3.25


Supplies:


DePree Chemical Co.


115.20


H. L. Benson


21.35


S. H. Bell


12.55


Chas. Bartlett


3.10


$152.20


Carting Rubbish and cleaning prem-


ises:


W. P. Horne


10.00


F. H. Brown 1.50 ·


Wm. Bennett


14.55


Wm. Neller, cleaning dump, etc.


15.00


$41.05


Examination of applicants for child


labor permits, W. R. Sanders, M. D. 20.00


.


$20,00


$1,964.26


DETAIL 11, VITAL STATISTICS.


Compiling statistics, W. H. Ben- son


50.70


Reporting marriages:


Rev. I. J. Enslin


10.50


Rev. G. H. Farmer


8.50


Albert Shute


25


$69.95


Reporting births and deaths:


R. H. Barker, M. D. 40.00


L. G. Dearborn, M. D.


0


8.00


31


J. C. B. Charest, M. D. $ 5.00


W. R. Sanders, M. D. 4.75


G. H. Beckley, M. D.


3.50


S. J. Cogswell, M. D.


3.25


C. E. Newell, M. D.


3 00


$67.50


$137.45


DETAIL 13, HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE-TOWN ACCOUNT: Labor:


Road Agent, Wm. Neller 449.80 .


Road Agent, S. G. Tewksbury .


240.81


Men and Teams . 4,968.35


$5,658.96


Material and Tools:


G. Benson, lumber


$69.91


J. D. S. Pingree, lumber


13.75


Chase & Bodwell


49.18


Bell Hardware Co.


58.34


W. F. Neal


47.06


L. M. Packer


3.96


A. Greenough Co.


38.00


Holmes & Wheeler


9.00


Wm. Neller


244.93


S. G. Tewksbury


.


46.48


$580.16


Surveying, Dudley & Sawyer .


8.00


Oiling streets, Standard Oil Co.


349.09


Cleaning snow, "Winter Roads" Labor: Road Agent Wm. Neller


178.26


Road Agent S. G. Tewks- bury ·


75.43


: Teams 1 435.19


.


32


Men


$ 53.11


Materials


1.10


·


$743.09


$7339.75


DETAIL 14, HIGHWAYS, STATE AID MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT:


Patrolman, H. S. Rowe


$486.47


Patching material


64.22


Oiling East Derry Road


277.09


Oiling Rockingham Road


285.93


Engineering


10,34


$1,124.05


NOTE.


State's portion


$ 558.84


Town of Derry's portion 565.21


$1124.05


Paid by the Town directly $686.53


Paid by the State directly 437.52


Reimbursement by the State to the Town treasurer 121.32


DETAIL 16, STREET LIGHTING:


Derry Electric Light Co.


$2781.27


DETAIL 17, GENERAL EXPENSES OF THE HIGHWAY DEP'T.


Sign Boards, G. Pinkham 45.75


N. G. Head


35.70


Baltimore Sign Co. 13.50 Wm. Tabor 11.25


J. Duffy ·


18.00


C. E. Senna . 1.00


33


H. S. Palmer G. Pinkham 6.50


$ 12.00


$138.75


Watering places:


A. Z. Beattie


6.00


S. M. Noyes


9.00


Carrie E. Taylor


3.00


A. Chase


9.00


$27.00


Insurance on steam roller


35.50


Expenses of Wm. Neller to Worces- ter to Road Agents Meeting


11.00


Public fountain bubbler


6.00


Holmes & Wheeler, carting sweeper .


9.00


$232.25


EDUCATION.


DETAIL 18, LIBRARIES. (Payments to School Districts are reported in Detail 42, and the reports of Treasurers of School Districts.)


Taylor Library:


Insurance, Wm. Kingsbury $30.00


Librarian's salary, C. Louise Bach- elder


125.00


Paid to John C. Chase, Treasurer


( of Schedule)


1915 balance due library 125.00


Interest on J. C. Taylor gift 80.00


Interest on Emma Taylor


legacy 40.00


$400.00


Derry Public Library: (of schedule)


Paid to Harriet D. Low, Treasurer $1200.00


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Insurance, Abbott & Davis · $35.00


$1235.00


$1635.00


CHARITIES.


DETAIL 19, TOWN POOR:


Provisions and Supplies for:


Jackman Family


. $156.68


Mrs. Meek


5.00


James Sheehan


43.50


M. Muchlin


20.00


Chouinard Family


4.50


Wm. Hobdy


.


4.00


Robert Gallien


10.00


Eddie Dion


11.00


J. Belanger


3.26


G. Dumont


·


17.00


J. Trombley


4.00


·


$278.94


DETAIL 20, COUNTY POOR:


Medical attendance:


R. H. Barker, M. D., for Joseph Lemriex $22.00


W. R. Sanders, M. D., for Leavitt family 13.00


F. B. Perkins, M. D., for Joseph Nadeon 10.00


F. A. Tower, M. D., for Mrs. Ben- son 10.00


G. H. Beckley, M. D., for Arlin child 6.00


R. H. Barker, M. D., for N. Ser- fius 5.00


.


.


35


L. G. Dearborn, M. D., for Wm. Copp $ 3.00


R. H. Barker, M. D., for John McGillan 3 1.00


$70.00


Provisions, Supplies and other assist- ance:


Frank Dion, care of McKinvan family 39.00


D. A. Ring, milk for Todd family 38.88


P. A. Bougie, supplies for Lavinge family 35 47


P. A. Bougie, supplies for Laine family 34.30


Philip How, supplies for Todd family 31.92


Mederic Fontaine, supplies for Bertrand family 27.38


Moody-Wiggin Co., sup. for Tut. tle family 22.44


Elsie Corliss, care of Eugene Corliss 19.50


H. J. P. Evans, sup. for Huston family 13.64


E. P. Chaplin, rent for Ivory Tut- tle 12.50


Lizzie Corthell, care of Addie Corthell 12.00


E. R. Belanger, rent for Mrs. Bertrand 12.00


Mrs. Elbridge Seuter, care of Wm. Senter ·


8.00


Holmes & Wheeler, coal for F. W. Smith . 8.66


36


W. P. Howe, ticket for Barton family to Canada $7.81


Grace McDonald, care of Barton family 5.00


Moody-Wiggin Co., supplies for M. Livingstone 3 33


Mederic Fontaine, supplies for V. Lemriex 3.00


J. S. Donnelly, milk for Mrs. Lavinge .


2.56


Mederic Fontaine, sup. for Barton family ·


2.00


$339.39


$409.39


PATRIOTIC PURPOSES.


DETAIL 22, MEMORIAL DAY AND OTHER CELEBRATIONS:


Old Home Week, Imperial Decorating Co. $15.00


DETAIL 23, G. A. R. HALLS AND SOLDIERS BENEFITS: Upton Post G. A. R., Wm. Palmer 100.00


Benefits for dependent soldiers 164.00


$264.00


RECREATION.


DETAIL 24, PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS, BOULEVARDS:


Derry Village Improvement Society $35.00


East Derry Improvement Society 100.00


Cutting trees, B. G. Meek 5.00


$140.00


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES. DETAIL 26, CEMETERIES:


Labor, S. G. Tewksbury


$107.27


37


Wm. Neller


$ 164.42


F. E. Kimball


.


155,47


J. Duffy


3.00


Plans and Surveying:


C. Campbell


45.00


R. Campbell


·


7.00


$482.16


INTEREST.


DETAIL 27, PAID ON TEMPORARY LOANS:


(a) Loan of $6000 in anticipation of taxes


$144.45


(b) Term note $400


48.00


DETAIL 28, PAID ON BONDED DEBT:


4675.00


$4867.45


OUTLAY FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS.


DETAIL 31, HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION-TOWN ACCOUNT:


Land purchased for extension of Griffin street. Wynn Bros. Carl Moore


$250.00


125.00


$875.00


DETAIL 32, HIGHWAY, STATE AID CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT: Lahor on Chester Road:


August 20, 1915


$108.70


27,1915


180.50


September 3,1915


186.70


10, 1915


179.64


17, 1915


246.08


24, 1915 ·


89.16


. October 15, 1915


·


9.58


$1,000.36


38


Labor on Hampstead Road:


October 8, 1915


$22.01


15,1915


152.95


22, 1915


275.67


29,1915


166.16


November 5, 1915


33.53


$650.32


Culvert


98.47


Engineering


62.62


$1811.77


NOTE.


State's portion


$ 301.97


Town of Derry's portion 1509.80


$1811.77


Paid by the Town directly $1650.68


Paid by the State directly 161.09


Reimbursement by the State to the Town treasurer 140.88


DETAIL 33, HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, "TRUNK LINE." (State and Town Account.) ROCKINGHAM ROAD.


Balance paid on 1914 accounts: Paid to Louis Davis on con- tract 2520.56


LESS am't paid by State on


contract


1260.28


Amount paid by Town of Derry on contract $1,260.28


Amount paid by Town of Derry for


extra retaining wall


,


37.50


$1297.78


39


Paid to Antonio Pallato per contract for 1915:


Quantities


Items


Contract prices.


1574.54


cubic yards


Borrow


.40


629.82


1113.79


66


Ledge excavation


.75


835.34


299.00


66


Concrete Masonry


1.45


433.55


9.2


66 66


Cement Masonry


8.00


73,60


50.


lineur feet


Corrugated Metal Pipe


.45


22.50


64.


66


Corrugated Metal Pipe


.55


35.20


54.


66


66


Corrugated Metal Pipe


.55


29 70


500.


tons Broken


Stone


.18


90.00


3454.37


cubic yards


Gravel


1.45


5008.84


1703.


lineur feet


Fencing


.27


459.


3370.


66


Stone Drain


.40


1348.00


LESS am't paid by State of N. H.


$4128.64


$4128.64


Am't paid by Town of Derry


$4837.63


Less amount reserved for use of roller




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