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FOR THE
Year Ending Feb. 13, 1909
AND
PRINTED
THE OPINION PRESE BRADFORD, VT
Annual Report
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE TOWN OF
Piermont, N. H.
Embracing those of Selectmen, Auditors, Treasurer, Board of Education and Road Commissioner,
FOR THE
Year Ending Feb. 13, 1909
AND
PRINTED
THE OPINION PRESS BRADFORD, VT
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VALUATION OF TOWN OF PIERMONT 1908.
Resident real estate,
$247,295 00
Non-resident real estate,
119,625 00
Number of polls 189
18,900 00
Number of horses, 294,
29,375 00
Number of mules, 5,
585 00
Number of oxen, 10,
695 00
Number of cows, 1008,
26,116 00
Number of neat stock, 231,
4,227 00
Number of sheep, 294,
858 00
Number of hogs, 33,
210 00
Number of fowls, 150,
100 00
Money at interest,
25,610 00
Stock in trade,
6,710 00
Mills and machinery,
4,600 00
$484,906 00
Soldiers exemption, $5,720 00
MONEY TAX FOR YEAR.
For town charges,
$2,000 00
For bridge abutment,
1,000 00
For permanent highway, by law,
362 00
For permanent highway extra to obtain state aid,
181 00
For highway by law,
1,204 51
For schools by law,
960 00
For schools by vote,
700 00
For repairing school houses.
150 00
For school transportation wagon.
200 00
For county tax,
522 05
For state tax,
595 00
For extra money state allowed by law,
88 56
For library,
38 40
$8,001 52
Rate per cent, $1.67
WM. H. HORTON,
JOHN P. METCALF, GEO L. CLOUGH.
Selectmen.
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TREASURER'S REPORT. B. C. METCALF, Treas.
Cash on hand,
$1,086 09
Amount of tax bill,
8,010 75
C. H. Moore on lease, 10 00
W. B. Deal, lots sold in Cedar Grove cemetary, 21 00
W. H. French, burial of child, 24 00
Horace Clough, town note given,
300 00
E. R. Celley, dog license,
106 50
H. S. Muchmore, town note given,
400 00
Loren G. Smith, town note given,
600 00
Jonathan Tyler Council, town note given
100 00
F. H. Webster, town note given
100 00
Bradford National Bank, town note given
1,500 00
Mary Hunt, town note given,
1,190 00
Matilda Martin, town note given,
1,000 00
Joseph Lawrence, town note given,
1,000 00
Ellen Lawrence, town note given,
1,000 00
H. C. Hill, state engineer, 181 44
168 70
Chas. H. Simpson, for perpetual care of Simeon Underhill lot in Cedar Grove cemetery,
100 00
State Treasurer, savings bank tax,
125 35
State Treasurer, literary fund,
78 12
State Treasurer, our proportion school fund,
255 66
State Treasurer, high school tuition,
31 50
Joseph Hill, use of town hall,
1 00
W. H. Blaisdell, lot in River Road cemetery,
8 00
J. P. Metcalf, school supplies,
4 00
Arthur E. Ames, school supplies,
4 00
F. A. Robie, school supplies, 4 00
Ray Bonett, school supplies,
50
W. H. Blaisdell, rent school lot,
87 00
J. F. Simpson, rent school lot, 90 50
A. G. Hodgdon, old fence,
2 00
Hay in River Road cemetery,
3 00
Stones in River Road cemetery.
2 00
$17,875 11
H. C. Hill, state engineer,
W S. Williams, two horses, 285 00
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DISBURSEMENTS. Notes and Interest Paid.
Bradford National Bank, interest,
$ 7 50
F. H. Webster, note and interest, 100 92
Bradford National Bank, note and interest,
1,515 00
Thomas E. Stevens, interest
4 00
H. S. Muchmore, interest,
92 88
J. Lawrence, interest,
17 50
Ellen Lawrence, interest,
17 50
D. C. Muchmore, interest,
40 80
Jonathan Tyler Council, interest,
15 50
M. Ella Brainard, interest,
9 60
Eva J. Metcalf, interest,
18 00
Horace Clough, Interest,
13 50
Loren G. Smith, interest,
22 20
Matilda Martin, interest,
16 34
Mary Hunt, interest,
178 88
$2,070 12
PAUPER BILL.
C. E. Andross, taking pauper to county farm,
$2 50
J. P. Metcalf, taking pauper to county farm, Ernest Day, keeping tramp,
50
$5 00
HIGHWAY BILLS.
N. M. Gould, road commissioner,
$1,414 35
PERMANENT ROAD BILLS.
David Hackett, labor,
$ 10 50
Oliver Blair, labor,
12 25
Walter Webster, labor,
12 25
C. H. Bailey, labor,
8 75
Byron Dennis, labor,
66 50
Fred Cutting, labor
53 90
Joseph Claybourn, labor
49 00
Oliver Blair, labor,
28 00
F. H. Webster, labor,
24 50
Walter Webster, labor,
38 50
Harry Clayburn, labor,
36 75
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2 00
6
David Hackett, labor,
38 50
A. G. Hodsdon, labor,
10 50
R. M. Morse. labor, 16 00
Frank Day, labor,
47 25
Leslie Foote, labor,
46 90
N. M. Gould, labor,
117 25
Harry Clement, labor,
42 CO
George Webster, labor,
29 75
W. H. Horton, labor,
73 50
Asa E. Ames, labor,
71 75
E. D. Braynard, labor,
17 50
Harry Stebbins, labor,
13 62
A. R. Gouli, labor,
50 75
F. D. Cutting, gravel,
10 00
Robie & Ames, suppiles,
4 56
Libbey Bros., tiling,
22 50
Earl Tarbox, lighting road,
1 00
: 964 23
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
S. T. Page, warrant for John Goo !win, $ 2 00
Opinion Publishing Co., reports. 22 00
W. H. French, land damage, 4 00
N. M. Gould. estimating timber lots.
8 00
Alonzo Campbell, estimating timber lots.
45 CO
Milo Sawyer, estimating timber lots.
4 CO
H. M. Bowen, estimating timber lots.
34 20
W. S. Williams, pair horses.
300 00
A. Barton, estimating timber lots,
47 50
A. A. Knapp, estimating timber lots.
1 00
G. Lamontague, estimating timber lots.
10 CO
White River Paper Co., school supplies.
10 00
W. S. Williams, double harness
27 50
Silver Burdett & Co., school supplies,
8 56
Martin Bradley Co., school supplies,
10 89
J. L. Hammett, school supplies,
10 40
Charles E. Merrill, school supplies,
1 54
Edson C. Eastman, blanks,
1 16
G. Lamontogue, cutting grass in cemetery. 2 00
7
L. D. H. Clark, cutting grass in cemetery, 4 20
Stearns & Brigham, insurance on bridge, 45 00
Lester Chandler, cleaning bridge, 2 50
W. M. Edwards, guide boards,
11 88
Mary Emery, copying tax book, 5 00
Haverhill school tuition; 250 00
Ginn & Co., school supplies,
10 37
White River Paper Co., school supplies,
4 42
Silver Burdett & Co., school supplies,
12 42
R. E. Lane, school supplies,
1 13
A. N. Palmer Co., school supplies,
3 86
McKinley Pub. Co., school supplies,
4 60
Fred Robinson, posts for cemetery, :
3.36
Stearns & Brigham, insurance on town house,
37 50
H. S. Stanley, repairs on school house, 150 00
H. S. Stanley, school wagon, 50 00
2 50
W. H. Horton, covering bridge with sawdust, 6 50
Educational Press Co., school supplies, 6 00
8 00
George Leonard, crossing land,
2 00
J. Hill, labor in Cedar Grove cemetery, 9 36
G. L. Clough, setting guide boards, 4 00
J. P. Metcalf, posting fire notices. 3 00
American Book Co., school supplies, 40 25
. H E. Morrison, estimating timber lots, ·
5 00
Amos Rodimon, showing lines,
1 50
Ginn & Co., school supplies,
34
A. Barton, estimating timber lots,
15 00
H. S. Stanley, for freight,
11 22
Erbert Cross, fence,
50
J. Lawrence, fence on meadow,
3 00
J. Hill, librarian,
20 00
W. B. Deal, care Cedar Grove cemetery,
28 35
G. L. Clough, estimating and adjusting tax on timber lots, 13 70
W. H. Horton. estimating and adjusting tax on timber lots 13 50
J. P. Metcalf, estimating and adjusting tax on timber lots 11 00
Educational Pub. Co., school supplies,
G. Lamontagne, showing lines,
1
S
E. R. Celley, birth records ordered by state 9 75
E. R. Celley, books and supplies 3 C6
E. R. Cellev, births, deaths and marriages 3 45
Jennie C. Andross, enumeration of scholars 3 00
J. F. Simpson, copying check list and sending to Concord 2 25
L. M. Robie, care Chandler lot in cemetery 1 50
F. A. Abbott, assisting Barton on timber lots 3 00
W. H. Horton, fare to W. R. Junction twice
3 00
W. H. Horton, for H. M. Bowen
3 00
Bradford Elec. Light Co. streets and bridge
119 00
E. R. Celley, rostage and stationary
3 89
J. Hill, lighting and care hall
14 15
W. H. I orton, expenses to Woodsville and Laconia
3 70
Alva Stevens, estimating timber lots
15 00
R. L. Risley, guide boards
5 00
Milo Sawyer, water trough 1907 and 1968
6 00
L. E. Stevens, water trough
3 00
H. H. Nutt, water trough
2 00
Walter Perkins, water trough, 1907 and 1908
6 00
Frank Emery, water trough
2 00
J. Hill, water supply
2 00
A. R. Gould, land rent
2 00
W. B. Deal, library books
41 02
W. B. Deal, labels for library books
2:0
Babb & Co., school supplies
49 66
McNalley & Co., school supplies
24 25
$1683 89
BRIDGE ABUTMENT.
C. E. Walbridge $5,151 97
Harry Hatch. leading horses 1 00
C. H. Bailey, leading horses
44 25
Harry French, leading horses 8 75
J. F. Simpson, labor
2 00
J. P. Metcalf. legal council
3 00
W. H Horton. services
50 00
J. P. Metcalf. services
10 00
G. L Clough, services
10 00
9
John W. Storrs, consulting engineer
132 16
W. H. Horton, logs for piles 18 00
Telephone Bill 3 45
Dess Lumber on hand
$5,434 58 82 00
Cost of Abutment
$5.352 58
TOWN OFFICERS.
W. E. Ford. Moderator
$ 4 00
W. H. Horton, 1st Selectman 65 00
J. P. Metcalf, 2nd Selectman 50 00
G. L. Clough, 3rd Selectman
45 00
J. F. Simpson, Supervisor
12 00
C. O. Fellows,Supervisor
12 00
W. H. Blaisdell, Supervisor
12 00
Jennie C. Andross, school board
25 00
H. S. Stanley, school board
25 00
Almon C. Drury, school board 25 00
2 00
W. E. Ford, school board Harry Hodson, ballot clerk
2 00
O. B. Stanley, ballot clerk Lester Chandler, ballot clerk
2 00
Ernest Day, ballot clerk
2 00
E. R. Celley, town clerk
25 00
W. E. Ford, collector
60 00
B. C. Metcalf, treasurer
30 00
Jennie C. Andross, district clerk
5 00
H. S. Stanley, district treasurer
5 00
W. E. Ford, dog constable
4 50
H. E. Morrison, board of health
5 00
R. L. Risley, auditor
4 00
S. H. Ames, auditor
4 00
$ 427 50
SUMMARY OF DISBURSEMENTS.
State Tax
595 00
County Tax
522 05
Notes and Interest
2.070 12
Miscellaneous Bills
1,683 89
Pauper Bills
5 00
2 00
10
Highway Bills 1,414 35
Support of Schools
2,425 00
Town Officers
427 5J
Permanent Road Bills
964 23
Bridge Abutment
5,434 58
Abatement of Taxes
595 86
LIABILITIES.
Due school district for schools
$966 83
school district, transportation wagon 150 ( 0
" Library 3 50
" Horace Clough, note
300 00
" H. S. Muchmore, 4 notes 1700 00
" Loren G. Smith, note 600 00
" Jonothan Tyler Council, 2 notes
300 00
" Mary Hunt, note
3723 13
" Matilda Martin, note
1000 00
" Joseph Lawrence, note
1000 00
" Ellen Lawrence, note
1000 00
" D. C. Muchmore, 3 notes
650 00
" M Ella Brainerd, note
160 00
" Eva J. Metcalf, note
300 00
" Thos. E. Stevens, note
100 00
Interest paid on all notes to Feb. 15 1909
$11,953 46
RESOURCES.
Cash in treasury
1737 53
Due from county 8 75
Lumber left from bridge work
82 00
$1.828 28
TOWN DEBT.
Liabilities less resources $10,125 18
The town holds in trust the following funds for the perpet- ual care of lots in Cedar Grove Cemetary on which they pay 3 per cent interest.
Fletcher fund
Geo. Chandler fund
$ 47 25 50 00
$16 137 58
11
Platt fund 100 00
Emily Talman fund for Cedar Grove and
Clay Hollow Cemetaries 50 00
Chas Simpson fund for Simeon Underhill Lot 100 00
$ 347 25 We have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correct and voucher for same.
R. L. Risley, S. H. Ames. $ Anditors.
ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. N. M. GOULD, Road Commissioner.
F. C. Robinson
$ 3 60
L. A. Chayer
2 00
N. M. Gould 8 75
O. J Blair
3 30
N. M. Gould
4 50
J. Hadlock, road machine repairs
8 60
N. M. Gould
112 00
Herbert Rush
40 22
O. J. Blair
28 00
E. S.Underhill, bridge plank
73 65
J. Hadlock, road machine repairs
10 00
Frank Day
14 00
Express Co.
1 31
G. Lamontagne
15 00
C. G. Lamontagne
22 :0
W. G. LeBaron
6 00
Walter Webster
22 75
N. H. Howland, hay, town team
12 30
Herbert Rush
37 63
L. A. Chayer
5 00
N. M. Gould
135 00
Joseph Clayburn
87
G. E. Stetson
32 37
Robie & Ames, spikes
4 17
O. J. Blair
41 12
Walter Webster
35 00
12
C. G. Lamontagne
21 43
N. M. Gould
32 50
Herbert Rush.
7 00
H. H. Nutt
18 11
O. J. Blair
5 25
G. E. Stetson
5 25
Walter Webster
8 74
G. L. Webster
62 00
G. Lamontagne
13 00
O. J. Blair
5 76
Walter Webster
7 86
N. M. Gould
20 00
John Lee, spikes
1 65
H. E. Stebbins
5 00
N. M. Gould
62 50
Libbey Bros., drain pipe
.7 50
G. Lamontagne
10 50
F. C. Robinson, cedar posts
4 80
C. W. Cutting
1 50
Harry Clement
1 75
Herbert Rush
8 75
T. H. Clayborn
11 38
J. P. Metcalf
3 00
O. J. Blair
12 07
N. M. Gould
8 75
Herbert Rush
5 25
F. S. Emery, crossing land
5 00
A. R. Gould
3 50
G. E. Stetson
3 50
N. M. Gould
12 00
E. J. Morris
6 00
D. D. Hackett
2 80
M. J. Batchelder
11 20
Herbert Rush
4 50
Robie & Ames, shovels
1 50
H. E. Morrison, grain and lumber
79 95
E. Moulton
3 25
N. M. Gould
3 50
L. A. Chaver
2 00
Bert French
2 00
13
Frank Day
1 75
E. S. Underhill, lumber
4 39
Asa Ames W. B. Deal
3 00
1 50
Joseph Lawrence
5 00
J. B. Wright
11 25
C. H. Rodimon, plank
5 10
Snow Bills.
L. A. Chayer
1 50
F. C. Robinson
13 00
A. A. Knapp
15 55
O. J. Blair
4 50
C. G. Lamontagne
14 79
G. Lamontagne
21 00
J. B. Wright
34 45
A. A. Knapp
3 35
G. E. Leonard
5 05
W. H. French
19 70
II. H. Nutt
36 25
L. A. Chayer
3 00
F. A Abbott
1 00
F. H. Webster
1 80
G. Lamontagne
22 13
O. B. Hill
2 70
W. H. French
4 95
N. M. Gould
2 00
H. S. Muchmore
4 00
$1,414 35
FINANCIAL REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD. For school year ending February 15, 1909.
RECEIPHS.
Balance on hand from last year $ 100 82
Received from sale of Union school house, 20 00
Received from Town Treas., school money,
2425 00
Received from Town Treas., repairs,
150 00
Received from Town Treas., on school wagon
appropriation, 50 00
14
Received from Ray Bonette, tuition,
4 00
$2,749 82
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid teachers,
Florence Baxter,
$ 30 00
Fannie D. Hastings,
104 50
Martha B Reneau,
208 00
Jennie C. Andross,
71 50
Rena K. Gould,
277 00
Belinda J. Batchelder,
138 00
Earle E. Foote,
210 00
Bernice Moore,
131 00
Blanche M. Pushee,
120 00
Florence Thackleberry,
85 00
Florence Russell,
85 00
Clare E, Davis,
72 50
Bernice Marshall,
65 00
$1,597 50
PAID FOR CARRYING SCHOLARS.
Mamie Tarbox,
$104 50
John F. Simpson,
60 50
Martha B. Reneau,
16 50
Jennie C. Andross,
5 25
W. H. Horton,
61 00
F. P. Bowker,
115 50
Mrs. T. H. Andross, boarding Gladys Fields,
52 50
John N. Leonard,
22 00
$437 75
REPAIRS.
Parker & Young Co., flooring,
$91 56
Freight on flooring,
5 53
John F. Simpson, labor,
43 60
John P. Metcalf, drawing floor boards,
3 25
Robie & Ames, repairing material,
15 54
Olievr J. Blair, repairing window,
75
15
A. C. Drury, labor an l nails, 9 07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carroll B. Aldrich, carc of school house,
$ 2 50
O. B. Stanley, wood, 10 00
F. P. Bowker, sawing wood,
2 00
Minnie Ramsey, care of school house,
2 50
George Clayburn, sawing wood,
2 50
Louis French, cleaning school house,
2 00
W. B. Deal, curtains for school wagon,
4 35
E. Austin, school wagon, 20 00
Charles B. French. repairing school wagon,
6 30
F. P. Bowker, delivering school wagon,
75
Mrs. X. P. Wright, cleaning and caring for school house two years, 10 00
X. P. Wright, wood,
16 00
N. M. Gould, drawing wood,
1 75
C. O. Fellows, labor,
1 90
Dorothy Ramsey, care of house,
1 00
Earl E. Tarbox, care of house,
2 50
J. P. Metcalf, drawing wood,
1 75
Minnie Ramsey, cleaning house,
2 00
Haverhill School District, tuition,
20 00
A. E. Hale, two chairs,
4 25
Mrs. Beede, cleaning house,
2 50
John Ames, care of house,
11 00
Lee Howland, sawing wood and banking house,
2 70
Ed Dennis, wood, 18 50
Jennie C. Andross, cleaning house, building fires, etc, 5 20
Willie Sweetzer, runners for school wagon 12 50
O. J. Blair, drawing wood 2 00
Alfred French, wool
4 00
C. Wilbur, sawing wood
75
E. C. Eastman, school warrants, etc. 2 10
john G. Beede, care of house 2 00
Walter M. Carr, care of house
2 00
Bernice Marshall, care of house
2 50
Bernice Moore, care of house
1 00
$169 30
D. F. Carpenter, supervisor 260 00
16
F. P. Bowker, repairs on school wagon
1 50
Robie & Ames, supplies 9 12
H. E. Morrison, lumber and wood
5 15
G. Lamontagne, kindling wood
3 00
H. S. Stanley, nails
1 00
A. C. Drury, repairing stove
40
$462 97
SUMMARY.
Whole amount received
$2,749 82
Paid teachers
$1,597 50
Carrying scholars
437 75
Repairs
169 30
Miscellaneous
462 97
Total expenditures
$2,667 52
Balance in hands of district treasurer
$82 30
Balance in hands of town treasurer
$194 90
Respectfully submitted, H. S. STANLEY, School
JENNIE C. ANDROSS,
W. E. FORD, Board.
We have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correct and vouchers for same.
R. L. RISLEY,
Auditors.
S. H. AMES.
17
School
Term.
.
Teacher.
Whole no. weeks
Whole no. pupils
Av. Attendance.
Av. mem.
Per cent of Att.
Tardy Marks
Supt.
Sch. Bd.
Others
Roll of honor
Wages per month
Grammar F
Miss Russell
Mr. Foote
Grammar
W
Miss Thackle- berry
9%
34
30.37
31.45
67
15
5
2
13
6
$40
Primary
F
Miss Gould
10₴
20
17.45
18.45
94.57
13
6
3
10
5
$36
Primary
W
Miss Gould
93
19
16.63
18.47
90.03
2
5
1
12
2
B Road
F
Miss Pushee
8
7.81
8
97.63
3
4
4
14
3
$24
B Road
W
Miss Pushee
93
10
7.68
9.89
76.87
3
4
1
12
1
$24
R Road
F
Miss Moore
10;
11
9.606
10.169
94.4
3
6
4
15
4
$24
R Road
W
Miss Moore
93
9
8.39
9
93.2
0
4
1
28
2
$26
Rodimon
F
Mrs. Reneau
10:
12
11.16
12
94 59
5
5
3
18
5
$26
Rodimon W
Mrs. Reneau
11
8.70
10.06
86.51
35
3
0
10
2
$26
EP'rm'nt
F
Miss Bachelder
11#
9
7.191
8.406
86.65
25
4
3
13
5
$24
W
No School
C Hollow
F
Miss Davis
103
10
7.35
7.70
95.45
13
5
6
7
1
$26
W
Miss Marshall
N+
7
3.235
6.166
52.94
2
3
0
8
1
$26
ROLL OF HONOR. .
TWO TERMS.
John A. Beede, Ina mith, Jay E, Lamontagne, Eda Fellows, Vernon W. Rodimon, Lehman Celley.
FALL TERM.
Ralph Simpson, Waldo Foote, Lucy Bowker, Gladys Webster, Oscar Stone, Eunice Celley, Henry Webster, Edith M. Childs, Eda Bowles, Elsie M. Childs, Mildred Corliss, Roscoe Smith, Phillie Wright, George Flanders, Ray A. Wright, Eda M. Wright, Pearl M. Knapp, Lucy A. Sawyer, Leon M. Sawyer. Clyde B. Sawyer, Nellie M. Wright.
WINTER TERM.
Eva H. Corliss, Annie Clayburn. Dorothy H. Ramsey, Ida Robie, Vivian Hatch, Irene Day, George Clayburn, Oscar Fellows.
Mr. Foote
103
32
30.81
31.753
97
17
10
4
20
4 $40
Visits
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TABLE OF VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1908
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1908
D' te of Birth
Name of Child [if any]
Living or
Stillborn
| No. of child
Name of Father
Color
color of parents
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother.
| *Age of father
| *Age of Mother]
1908
Fel .. 17 Arthur H. Ellsworth
L
*All born in Piermont
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E. R. CELLEY, Town Clerk
West Fairlee, V1. Rondo ph, Vt.
29 25
Fel. 24 Fletcher D. Rodimon
ML
1
w William Lunnie
Mary J Young
W Piermont
Farmer
Canada
Bristol, R. I.
3833
MI. y 16 Martha D. Day
FL
3 y George H. Day
Addie M. Green
W Piermont
Laborer
Topsham, Vt.
Bradfordi, Vt.
37 29
Aug. 3 Ralph Avery
MIL
1 Arthur Avery
Lottie Rollins
W Piermont
Laborer
Rumney, N. H.
Orford, N. H.
3816
Nov. 19 Homer D. Ames
ML
4 W
Samuel H. Ames
Maud E. Day
W Piermont
Merchant
Oiford, N. H.
Jay, Vt.
36.28
Nov. 19 Clara B. Webster
FL
2 W
Walter C. Webster
Lizzie Howland
W Piermont
Laborer
Piermont, N. H.
Piermont, N. H.
22 18
Dec. 23 Ethel G.Blaisdell ·
FL
Harry E. Blaisdell
Grace A. Dunkley
W | Piermont
Farmer
Piermont, N. H.
Haverhill, N. H.
135.25
yErnest. S. Ellsworth
Bertha E. Winn
W Piermont
Farmer Farmer
Wentworth. N. H. Piermont, N. H.
w Amos L. Rodimon 2
Grace E. Hood
W Piermont
22 22
Apr. 28
Lunnie
ML
Maiden Name of Mother.
Sex
*At last birthday.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER, 31, 1908
)
Age
ate
Place of Death
Name and Surname
Place of Birth
Male or Female
Sin. Mar. or Wid.
Occupation.
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
1908 Jan. 2 Wentworth Jan 20 Piermont
Lucy A. Rodimon Eliza E. Ford Elizabeth Curtis
71 8 23 Boston, Mass. 73| 810 Barnston, P. Q. 61 4 9 Piermont, N. H.
F F WW Retired
England Canada
England
Timothy Ladd William Barrows
Mary Lane Sarah Barlow Phoebe Copp
Jan 21 Piermont
Amos B.Rodimon Lucy A. Ladd
Feb. 8 Boston, Mass. Melissa B. Drown
Albert Barton
69
1 Croydon, N. H. 27 Piermont, N. H. 6 1 Canada, P. Q.
MWS MWS 30200
Piermont, N. H. Croydon, N.H. Piermont, N. H. Barnston, P. Q. Piermont
Moultonboro N H Thomas Hill Salem, Mass. Lemington, Vt. Randolph, Vt Moultonboro Groton, Vt.
Aaron Barton
Melena Barton
Mar. 6 Piermont Mar 22 Piermont Apr 10 Piermont May 20 Haverhill, Aug 12 Piermont Nov 3 Piermont
Fletcher Rodimon Moses C Hill Alden A. Stevens Phoebe A. Stevens Edward E. Grimes
67
66 5 4 Piermont, N. H. 83
F WM Housewife
MWM Retired F WW
Orford, N. H. Westmoreland
Lisbon, N. H. Stoddard, N. H. Hanover, N. H. Paris, Me.
Jonathan Knights Dorothy Joslyn J. Blaisdell Joel Wright
Dec 28 Wentworth
Irwin B. Wright
67 4 6 Orford, N. H. 81 5 18 Stoddard, N. H 72 130 Piermont, N. H. 62 2 28 Lowell, Mass.
MWM Farmer MWM Farmer
Plainfield, N. H. Westford, Mass.
Amos L. Rodimon Grace Hood Thomas Hill Henry Stevens Isaac Emery Nathan Grimes
Phoebe Copp Sophia Rodes
MW W Painter
Kennebunk, Me.
Mary Howland
Nov 29 Law'nce Mass Emily M. Camp Dec 22 Piermont N H John E. Blaisdell
Mary DeMary M: rtha B. Wright
I hereby certify that the above is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E. R. CELLEY, TownClerk
of Deceased.
Years
Months Days
Color
85 3|27 Salem, Mass.
W W Retired WW Retired
F WM
Farmer
MWM Farmer
MARRIAGES IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT, N. H. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER, 31. 1908
Date
Place of Marriage
of Groom and Bride
Name and Surname Residence of each at time of Marriage
Occupation of Groom and Bride
Birthplace of each
Name of Parents
Birthplace of parents
Occupation.
No. Marriage
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom Married.
1908 Jan 24 Piermont
Frank J. Winn Rosetta Underhill
Piermont, Piermont,
29 W|Farmer, 27 W Housework
W. Fairlee, Vt Frank P. Winn Piermont,
Horace Underhill
Piermont Piermont
Farmer Farmer
1 J. E. Heath.Piermont Clergyman 1
Ng lAge, Years
Color
I hereby certify that the above is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E, R. CELLEY, Town, Clerk,
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Piermont, County of Grafton, in said State, qualified to vote in Town affairs.
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said Piermont on Tuesday, the 9th day of March next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following sub- jects:
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year en- suing.
2. To ralse such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year and make appro- priation of the same.
3. To see if the town will vote to buy a new snow roller and raise and appropriate money for the same.
4. To transact any other business that may properly come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal, this 20th day of Februa- ry, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and nine.
WM. H. HORTON, ) Selectmen J. P. METCALF, of
G. L. CLOUGH. Piermont.
A true copy of Warrant-Attest:
WM. H. HORTON, ) Selectmen J. P. METCALF, of
G. L. CLOUGH. Piermont.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the School district in the town of Piermont qualified to voto in district affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said district on the 13th day of March, 1909, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects:
1 .- To choose a Moderator for the coming year.
2. To cl oose a Clerk for the ensuing year.
3. To choose a member of the School Board for the en- ing two years.
4. To choose a member of the School Board for the en- suing three years.
5. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year.
6. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Committees, or Officers chosed, and pass any vote relating thereto.
7. To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees in rela- tion to any subject embraced in this warrant.
8. To see how much money the District will raise and appropriate for the support of Schools.
9. To see how much money the District will vote to raise and appropriate for the repair of School Houses.
10. By petition of ten or more of the legal voters of the District.
To see if the District will vote to withdraw from the present Supervisory District and return to the custom in use at the time of entering the Supervisory System, and
To transact any other business that may legally come be- fore said meeting.
Given under our hands at said Piermont this 20th day of February, 1909.
H. S. STANLEY, School JENNIE C. ANDROSS,
W. E. FORD. Board.
A true copy of warrant-Attest, H. S. STANLEY, School JENNIE C. ANDROSS, W. E. FORD. Board.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Piermont NEW HAMPSHIRE
Embracing those of Selectmen, Auditors, Treasurer, Board of Education and Road Commissioner.
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1910
THE CAPITAL CITY PRESS Montpelier, Vermont
VALUATION OF TOWN OF PIERMONT, 1909. Resident real estate. $ 240,965.00
Non-resident real estate 81,025.00
Number of polls, 173
17,300.00
Number of horses 274 27,285.00
Number of mules 3
380.00
Number of oxen 8.
505.00
Number of cows 953.
24,804.00
Number of neat stock 183
3,092.00
Number of sheep 248
765.00
Number of hogs 7
50.00
Fowls.
100.00
Automobiles
500.00
Money at interest
28,110.00
Stock in trade.
7,350.00
Mills and machinery
3,600.00
$ 435,831.00
Soldier's exemption
$ 4,840.00
MONEY TAX FOR YEAR.
For town charges. $ 2,000.00
For payment on bridge abutment 1,000.00
For County tax
574.25
For State tax
952.00
For Schools by law
960.00
For Schools by vote.
700.00
For Library 38.40
For highway by law and State aid 1,437.36
For expenses for schools by law 700.00
For repairing school building
100.00
For tax allowed by law.
255.61
For additional tax
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