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50.71
$ 8,768.33
Rate per cent $2.00.
WM. H. HORTON, JOHN P. METCALF, ASA E. AMES,
Selectmen.
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
B. C. METCALF, TREAS.
Cash on hand. $
1,737.53
Amount of tax bill
8,768.33
C. N. Moore, lease 1909 10.00
Estate Prudence Quint for perpetual care of lot in Cedar Grove Cemetery . 50.00
W. B. Deal for lots sold in Cedar Grove Cemetery
12.00
E. R. Celley, dog license
101.07
P. W. Allen, for 2 horses 375.00
A. S. Douglass for lumber 75.25
State Fire Forester 12.87
Bradford National Bank, town note given' 1,000.00
359.64
A. W. Dean, State engineer for permanent road. . Geo. Corliss, lumber. 10.00
State treasurer, savings bank tax
114.39
State treasurer literary fund. 81.84
State treasurer proportion school fund. 144.18
A. W. Dean, State engineer for permanent road 47.09
H. C. Hill, State engineer for permanent road 151.45
C. H. Moore, lease, 1910 10.00
J. P. Metcalf, rent school lot 119.50
Leon Underhill, rent school lot
115.00
A. S. Douglass, lumber
2.16
Joseph Hill, use town hall.
2.00
Hay in River Road Cemetery 2.00
$ 13,301.30
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DISBURSEMENTS.
NOTES AND INTEREST PAID.
Thomas E. Stevens, interest 1909 $ 4.00
Bradford National Bank, note and interest 1,010.00
H. S. Muchmore, interest 102.00
D. C. Muchmore, interest.
39.00
Joseph Lawrence, interest.
60.00
Ellen Lawrence, interest
60.00
Jonathan Tyler Council, interest.
18.00
Eva J. Metcalf, interest.
18.00
M. Ella Brainerd, interest.
9.60
Matilda Martin, note and interest
1,050.00
Mary Hunt, interest.
223.39
Horace Clough, interest
18.00
Loren G. Smith, interest
36.00
$ 2,647.99
HIGHWAY BILLS.
N. M. Gould, road commissioner $ 1,215.27
L. A. Chayer
7.00
L. A. Chayer, snow bill 3.00
$ 1,225.27
PERMANENT ROAD BILLS.
George Cushing, labor $ 28.00
Ray Blanchard, labor 26.25
Herbert Rush, labor 42.87
Harry Clayburn, labor
5.25
H. V. Celley, labor
43.75
Walter Webster, labor
42.00
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Walter Lougee, labor 38.50
George French, labor 35.87
A. R. Gould, labor. 38:50
W. E. Ford, labor. 35.00
Thomas Jones, labor
35.00
Harry Jones, labor
35.00
F. A. Robie, labor
54.25
Asa E. Ames, labor
68.25
Leslie Foote, labor 56.00
Guy Foote, labor 47.25
J. P. Metcalf, labor 56.00
F. H. Webster, labor 22.75
E. B. Bedford, labor 47.25
N. M. Gould, labor 76.25
N. M. Gould, labor
17.40
N. M. Gould, labor 20.25
Herbert Rush, labor 13.12
Leslie Foote, labor 14.00
Harry Jones, labor.
S.75
Thomas Jones, labor S.75
Asa E. Ames, labor
22.75
F. A. Robie, labor
15.75
W. E. Ford, labor.
S.75
Walter Webster, labor
8.75
E. B. Bedford, labor
8.75
W. H. Horton, labor
10.00
Guy Foote, labor
17.50
J. P. Metcalf, labor
22.75
H. V. Celley, labor
8.75
Walter Lougee, labor
S.75
J. R. Gould, labor
8.75
Libbey Brothers, cement.
7.05
Charles B. French, sharpening drills
1.55
Guy Foote, gravel.
29.20
F. C. Robinson, fence posts 3.00
Robie & Ames, shovels 5.09
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Sargent & Co., dynamite 11.00
George Lufkin, use iron roller 3.00
Fred Cutting, fence wire. 12.00
Fred Cutting, gravel.
10.00
$ 1,149.40
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
C. A. Farr, transferring records $
1.34
Book for Treasurer
1.25
Jasper E. Downing, 2 horses and harness
400.00
W. B. Deal, library books
1.00
Opinion Pub. Co., 20 cardboard notices
2.50
Opinion Pub. Co., town reports.
20.00
E. R. Celley, goods of E. C. Eastman
3.52
W. B. Deal, cash paid Carr for paint for Cedar Grove Cemetery fence.
24.00
L. D. N. Clark, cutting grass in River Road Ceme- tery 4.00
Stearns & Brigham, insurance on bridge 45.00
Robie & Ames, paint for town house.
34.46
J. P. Metcalf, cash paid for fighting forest fires. 25.75
Clarence Lamontagne, cutting grass in Clay Hollow Cemetery 2.00
W. M. Edwards, painting 6 sign boards 15.00
Treasurer Haverhill high school. 198.00
H. E. Morrison, high school tuition 27.36
E. C. Eastman, stationery 2.17
Mary Emery, copying inventory and tax book .. .
5.00
H. E. Morrison, cash required at this time for Board of Health business. 70.66
C. L. Fellows, labor on snow roller 16.00
Harris Roberts, painting town house. 50.00
Charles B. French, ironing snow roller. 11.75
J. N. Leonard, use of road and fixing fence 4.00
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Fay Emery, land damage. 5.00
J. Lawrence, fixing fence on school lot 3.00
J. F. Simpson, labor on snow roller. 17.50
J. F. Simpson, material for snow roller 18.76
H. E. Morrison, lumber and labor for snow roller. . 37.35 .21
E. R. Celley, town warrants
E. R. Celley, record of vital statistics 5.25
E. R. Celley, postage and stationery 3.98
Joseph Hill, care of Town Hall.
11.00
Joseph Hill, care of Library.
20.00
W. B. Deal, care of and repairs in Cedar Grove Cemetery. 40.05
J. E. Lee, lodging tramp. .75
W. H. French, land damage. 4.00
Winn Brothers, crossing land in 1908 and 1909 ... 4.00
B. C. Metcalf, care River Road Cemetery in 1908 and 1909 4.00
W. H. Horton, for legal advise 1.00
W. H. Horton, for telephone 1.75
J. P. Metcalf, posting fire notices. 2.00
Charles Dodge, grading up to sidewalk.
5.25
H. S. Stanley, overtax . 3.47
Dr. Frazier, record of births and deaths 1.00
School Treasurer for school repairs 100.00
School Treasurer for transportation wagon 25.00
$ 1,279.08
CONNECTICUT RIVER BRIDGE, SHINGLING AND PLANKING.
Baldwin & Russ, plank. 225.00
B. & M. R. R., freight on shingles 11.50
Merrill & Co., 50 M shingles. 187.50
W. B. Deal, lumber. 32.00
J. P. Metcalf, unloading shingles 2.35
Charles Fellows, labor. 23.62
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Wm. Patterson, labor 13.50
E. S. Underhill, labor 29.62
George L. Webster, labor 23.00
A. M. Stevens, lumber 14.81
J. P. Metcalf, drawing lumber
2.00
W. H. Horton, boards and poles
17.62
A. R. Gould, labor. 13.62
Robie & Ames, nails.
4.70
Libbey Bros., nails.
3.04
F. H. Webster, drawing lumber
3.50
Charles Tarbox, labor
6.00
J. C. Strong, lumber
36.45
J. E. Lee, nails
4.09
W. F. Towle, use boat
4.00
$ 657.92
WATER TROUGHS.
Elmer Moulton, 1908
$ 3.00
Fay Emery 2.00
L. E. Stevens 3.00
H. H. Nutt.
2.00
Sylvester Lougee, 1908 and 1909
6.00
Joseph Hill, water supply .
2.00
STREET LIGHTS. $ 18.00
Bradford Electric Lighting Co., for 2 lights in bridge and 10 in village for 1 year at $10.00 per month. $ 120.00
TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES.
W. E. Ford, moderator $ 3.00
W. H. Horton, 1st selectman 65.00
J. P. Metcalf, 2nd selectman 45.00
Asa E. Ames, 3rd selectman. 40.00
W. H. Blaisdell, supervisor 5.00
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C. L. Fellows, supervisor . .. 5.00
J. E. Chandler, supervisor 5.00
E. R. Celley, town clerk. 25.00
H. E. Morrison, sec. Board of Health 12.85
O. B. Stanley, collector 95.00
B. C. Metcalf, town treasurer 30.00
O. B. Stanley, Dog Constable 5.00
R. L. Risley, auditor 4.00
S. H. Ames, auditor 4.00
$ 343.85
SUMMARY OF DISBURSEMENTS.
State tax.
$ 952.00
County tax.
. 574.25
Notes and Interest
2,647.99
Miscellaneous bills
1,279.08
Highway bills.
1,225.27
Permanent Road bills
1,149.40
Water Troughs
18.00
Electric Lights
120.00
Bridge bills.
657.92
Town Officers.
343.85
Support of schools
3,201.53
Abatement of taxes 99.70
12,268.99
LIABILITIES.
Due school district for schools. $ 695.98
Due school district for transportation wagon
125.00
Due Library.
40.90
Due Thomas E. Stevens, note.
100.00
Due Horace Clough, note
300.00
Due H. S. Muchmore, 4 notes
1,700.00
Due Loren G. Smith, note
600.00
Due Jonathan Tyler Council, 2 notes
300.00
Due Mary Hunt, note 3,723.13
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Due Joseph Lawrence, note 1,000.00
Due Ellen Lawrence, note. 1,000.00
Due D. C. Muchmore, 3 notes
650.00
Due M. Ella Brainerd, note. 160.00
Due Eva J. Metcalf, note
300.00
$ 10,695.01
RESOURCES.
Cash in Treasury . $ 1,032.31
Due from County 9.50
4 M. Shingles left from bridge
28.00
-$ 1,069.81
TOWN DEBT.
Liabilities less resources. $ 9,625.20
Interest paid on all notes up to Feb. 15, 1910.
The town holds in trust the following funds for the perpet- ual care of lots in Cedar Grove Cemetery on which it pays 3 per cent interest.
Fletcher fund
$ 47.25
Geo. Chandler fund 50.00
Platt fund 100.00
Emily Talman fund for Cedar Grove and Clay Hollow Cemeteries. 50.00
Charles Simpson fund for Simeon Underhill lot ... 100.00
Quint fund 50.00
$ 397.25
There is about $151.00 left in the town treasury of the Permanent Road fund also an equal amount in the State treasury.
We have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correct and vouchers for same.
R. L. RISLEY,
Auditors.
S. H. AMES,
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ROAD COMMISSIONER'S REPORT.
N. M. GOULD, ROAD COMMISSIONER.
H. E. Clement. $
18.39
Walter Webster
7.00
Herbert Rush
12.75
N. M. Gould
48.00
Express Co.
1.25
A. E. Ames
7.00
J. P. Metcalf
3.50
J. E. Lee.
5.05
N. M. Gould.
93.25
Herbert Rush.
39.36
H. E. Clement
31.94
Libbey Bros ..
1.60
George Webster
11.37
N. M. Gould
126.00
L. A. Chayer
5.00
F. C. Robinson, cedar post 15.25
G. Lamontagne. 12.70
G. E. Davis.
11.00
Herbert Rush.
39.37
H. E. Clement.
30.20
Walter Webster
35.87
C. G. Lamontagne
6.50
James Belyea
2.00
W. F. Towle
5.00
John Hadlock.
11.50
G. L. Webster
68.00
N. M. Gould.
36.00
Joel Pennock.
1.00
G. Lamontagne.
3.35
H. E. Clement
.87
Bert French
3.65
H. A. Clark
10.85
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Herbert Rush 24.50
N. M. Gould
9.75
Herbert Rush. 5.75
Libbey Bros., drain pipe
12.84
N. M. Gould.
6.12
Herbert Rush.
11.47
C. W. Cutting
2.62
H. E. Morrison, grain and lumber
161.18
Alva Stevens, bridge plank.
9.64
Joe Davis
3.00
N. M. Gould
6.86
W. B. Deal
4.30
E. Bertron Pike, cutting bushes 45.90
SNOW BILLS.
L. A. Chayer $ 5.00
F. E. Robinson, snowing bridge. 18.46
Thomas Jones
4.65
T. B. Wright. 17.00
Rufus Flanders
.75
Ethan Allen
1.65
H. A. Clark.
23.90
Walter Perkins
2.25
Will French
5.85
H. H. Nutt
9.25
J. N. Leonard
10.25
L. A. Chayer
1.00
M. J. Batchelder
20.85
H. H. Nutt
23.00
J. E. Chandler, snowing bridge
6.75
F. H. Webster
6.50
J. P. Metcalf.
9.50
A. E. Ames
6.00
G. Lamontagne
32.96
W. H. Horton 1.20
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD.
FOR SCHOOL YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1910.
Balance received from town treasurer,
from 1909. $194.90
Balance received from district treasurer, from
1909 82.30
Received for repairs
100.00
Received school money .
2,306.63
Received from town treasurer, on school wagon appropriation. 25.00
Received from Ernest Dennis, tuition.
3.00
$2,711.83
RECEIVED FROM ASSESSMENT MADE BY THE SELECTMEN ACCORDING TO LAWS OF 1909.
Apportioned for tuition. $450.00
Apportioned for supplies and flags 160.00
Salary of school board 75.00
Salary of truant officer
5.00
Salary of district treasurer 5.00
Salary of district clerk
5.00
$700.00
$700.00
Total
$3,411.83
PAID TEACHERS.
Clare Davis.
$ 71.50
Bernice M. Moore.
65.00
Florence Thackleberry
93.50
Arabella G. Clark.
107.50
Elizabeth Harris
78.00
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Edith Gordon
82.50
Christie Morrison 71.50
Herbert Leazer
209.00
Rena Gould 266.50
Jennie Andross
193.00
Earl Foote
100.00
Edith Crawford
82.50 4
Lela Sawyer
65.00
Martha B. Reneau
218.00
$1,703.50
PAID FOR CARRYING SCHOLARS.
Mrs. Alice Chayer, three terms $ 43.60
Gladys Risley, one term. 44.00
W. H. Horton, three terms 64.00
Milo Sawyer, one term.
10.00
Leon Underhill, two terms 49.00
Harlow Childs, one term
5.00
H. V. Celley, two terms
13.00
L. D. H. Clark, two terms
105.00
G. Lamontagne for board of Gladys Fields, two terms 44.00
$377.60
PAID FOR CARE OF SCHOOL HOUSES.
Clare Davis, one term.
$ 1.50
Carroll Aldrich, two terms
3.00
Martha Reneau, one term.
1.50
Anson Smith, one term.
2.50
Lehman Celley, one term
1.50
Harry Hadlock, one term
1.50
Mr. Hadlock, one term.
2.00
Annie Clayburn, one term
5.00
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John Ames, two terms. 12.00
Mrs. X. P. Wright, one year 5.00
1.50
Jennie Andross, one term Mildred Corliss, one term
2.00
$ 39.00
PAID FOR CLEANING SCHOOL HOUSES.
Mrs. W. H. French $ 2.00
Mrs. Alex Ramsey. 2.00
Bernard Underhill. 2.00
Jennie Andross
2.00
Mrs. H. Clayburn.
7.50
Mrs. John Hadlock
3.00
$18.50
PAID FOR WOOD AND LABOR ON THE SAME.
Mrs. Ella Knapp $ 6.00
G. L. Clough, labor 1.50
Clarence Stebbins, sawing wood.
1.50
G. Lamontagne, kindlings and labor
1.50
Harry Clayburn, kindlings
. 75
W. H. French
9.00
Arthur Wright.
8.00
Carroll Aldrich, kindlings.
. 50
Harry Hadlock, sawing wood and kindlings
1.25
C. Lamontagne
8.00
H. E. Morrison.
17.41
H. B. Foote
5.00
Leon Underhill
13.00
Ed Dennis
3.00
H. Clayburn, sawing wood
.75
$ 77.16
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EXPENDED FOR REPAIRS AND LABOR ON THE SAME.
J. C. Strong.
$ 6.90
C. Davis. . .60
M. L. Clark.
2.42
Robie & Ames
5.39
Arthur Wright
13.00
Mr. Hadlock.
.50
G. L. Clough.
30.70
W. H. Blaisdell
7.21
H. Clayburn
3.15
H. Stebbins .
.50
H. V. Celley
5.60
$ 75.97
AMOUNT EXPENDED FOR TUITION.
Haverhill Grammar School for year ending July, 1909
$ 45.00
Haverhill High School for year ending March 1910
228.00
Bradford High School for year ending March 1910
85.00
Lisbon High School for fall and winter terms 1909-1910 24.00
$382.00
AMOUNT EXPENDED FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND FLAGS.
E. E. Babb & Co.,
$51.19
Milton, Bradley Co.,
10.80
American Book Co.,
53.25
Silver, Burdett & Co.,
18.00
Orville Brewer
1.55
Ginn & Co.,. 11.04
Express and cartage, C. E. Andross
4.50
Express and freight, W. H. Blaisdell
7.22
Elmer Moulton, furnishings and setting flag pole .
2.00
$159.55
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SUMMARY.
Whole amount received $3,411.83
Paid teachers 1,703.50
For carrying scholars
377.60
For school wagon. 25.00
Paid for care of school houses.
39.00
Paid for cleaning school houses 18.50
Repairs 75.97
Wood 77.16
School supplies and flags
159.55
Amount expended for tuition
382.00
Salary of school board
75.00
Salary of district treasurer
5.00
Salary of district clerk
5.00
· D. F. Carpenter 135.00
Jennie Andross for enumeration of scholars 3.00
R. L. Risley, delivering and storing school wagon 2.00
E. R. Celley, postage and stationery 1.40
Order books 3.41
$3,088.09
Balance in hands of district treasurer as follows:
From amount apportioned for school supplies $ . 45
Amount apportioned for truant officer 5.00
Amount apportioned for repairs 24.03
Amount apportioned for tuition
68.00
Amount of general school money.
226.26
Respectfully submitted, $323.74
MARTHA L. CLARK
WM. H. BLAISDELL
School Board.
G. L. CLOUGH
We have examined the foregoing accounts, and find them correct and vouchers for same. R. L. RISLEY Auditors.
S. H. AMES
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REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD.
The school board presents the following report for the fiscal year ending February 15, 1910.
There have been seven schools in session for three terms each. The school year has included thirty-two weeks except at East Piermont. The school has been in session twenty- nine weeks there, giving them six weeks more than last year. Fourteen different teachers have been employed. Three of them teaching the entire year. The whole number of pupils attending school has been ninety-six. Forty boys and fifty-six girls. With but few exceptions the improvement made by these pupils has been a credit to themselves and their teachers.
The work accomplished by the majority of teachers has been very satisfactory. In a few instances the best results have not been attained through lack of discipline. We would request the parents to glance at the "Tardiness Column" in the Statistical Table and endeavor to impress upon the children the importance of punctuality, also the necessity of constant attendance during the terms. We feel confident that our schools would attain a higher standard of merit, if the parents, through visiting the schools, through the examination of the text books, and through co-operation with the children and teachers, would help this work along.
In conclusion, the school board wishes to say that they have endeavored to labor earnestly and consistently for the success of all the schools. Although we would beg to mention that all three members were newly elected to the school board this year, also that according to the laws of 1909, we were unable to employ a superintendent, as no provision was made at the annual school meeting for such a superintendent, in case our town was forced out of the Supervisory System by
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the other towns. We have therefore divided the superintend- ent's work among us as advised by the State superintendent. Permit us to thank the parents, teachers and pupils for the consideration and co-operation our work has received.
Respectfully submitted,
MARTHA L. CLARK School
WILLIAM H. BLAISDELL
G. L. CLOUGH Board.
ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE.
SPRING TERM.
George H. Flanders, Edna M. Wright, Harry B. Belyea, Gladys I. Fields, Jay E. Lamontagne, Doris E. Knapp, Harold P. Knapp, Vernon W. Rodimon, Bertha M. Day, Ina S. Smith, Roscoe C. Smith, Walter M. Carr, Eva Corliss, Irene Day, Margaret Day, Edna Fellows.
FALL TERM.
Edna Wright, Ray Wright, Phillie Wright, Jay Lam- ontagne, Irving Preble, Florence Rollins, Edith Belyea, Vernon W. Rodiman, Mildred Corliss, Fred McDonald, Edward A. Ames, Daniel Metcalf, Franz J. Pettingale, Clinton W. Stetson, Oscar Stone, Margaret Day, Alice M. French, Mary M. Metcalf, Gladys K. Webster, Menta Ames, Ella Bowker, Annie Clayburn, Irene Day, Edna Fellows, Maud French, Lois Simpson, Erwin J. Hadlock, Clyde Sawyer, Edith Childs, Elsie Childs, Dycia Hadlock.
WINTER TERM.
Jay Lamontagne, Vernon W. Rodiman, Harold Knapp, Mildred Corliss, Herbert P. Blair, Fred McDonald, Daniel M. Metcalf, Oscar M. Stone, Mary Metcalf, Gladys K. Webster, Lucy Bowker, May Beede, Annie Clayburn, Eunice Celley, Edna Fellows, Jessie Robie, Ida Robie, Edna Robie, Lois Simpson, Ivaloo Towle, Mildred Sawyer, Lucy A. Sawyer, Leona M. Sawyer.
School
Term
Teacher
No. of Weeks
pils
Av. At- tend- ance.
Av. Mem.
Per cent of At- tendance
Tardy Mks
Supt
School
Board
Others
Roll of
Honor
Wages per Mo.
Grammar
S.
Mr. Leazer
10 2-5
28
26.54
27.01
98
46
6
3
22
6
$ 36
Grammar
F.
Mr. Leazer
11
32
30.37
31.57
.9610
53
4
23
7
40
10
30
28.89
29.63
.975
29
5
14
10
40
Grammar
S.
Miss Gould .
10 2-5
21
20.54
21
.9780
2
29
10
32
Primary
F. Miss Gould
11
24
21.66
23.41
9252
9
6
3
10
9
34
Primary
W. Miss Gould
10
23
19.97
21.45
9310
32
4
13
4
34
Primary
Miss Moore
9 3-5
13
10.56
12.58
869
10
2
2
22
0
26
Back Road
S.
Miss Gordon
11
13
12.40
12.99
: 95
31
7
19
5
30
River Road, No .1
W.
Miss Crawford
11
13
12.75
13.08
.97
19
5
33
3
30
River Road, No.1
S.
Mrs. Reneau
11
7
6 41-1067
.9124
22
3
2
1
26
Rodimon
W. Miss Sawyer
10
6
5 7-98
6
.8452
11
4
2
2
26
Rodimon
Miss Andross
10 3-5
8
6.65
7.02
.9473
3
2
16
3
26
Brook Road
Miss Andross
11
7
5.91
6.52
. 9064
8
4
2
13
2
26
Brook Road
W. Miss Andross
10
6
4.58
5.50
. 8327
9
3
3
3
20
Clay Hollow.
S.
Miss Davis
10 2.5
11
10
10.79
. 9267
2
2
23
3
26
Clay Hollow
F.
Miss Morrison
11 .
15
12.28
14.82
828
8
2
2
25
4
26
Clay Hollow
W.
Mrs. Reneau
10
10
6.17
7.56
8161
10
3
14
1
30
East Piermont
S.
Mrs. A. Clark
10 3-5
10
8.406
8.592
.978+
2
1
23
2
26
East Piermont
F. Miss Harris
12
7
6.64
6.99
.9499 54
3
3
9
3
26
East Piermont
W. Mrs. A. Clark,
6
7
4.05
6.99
5793 26
1
10|
0
24
-
7
5 73-1066.16
.9248
6
4
2
9
3
26
Rodimon
F.
Mrs. Reneau
Brook Road
S.
F.
W. Mr. Foote
11
F.
10 3-5
No. of Pu-
Visits
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.
Date of Birth.
Place of Birth.
Name of Child (if any).
Sex, Condi- Name of Father. ion and no. Child.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Residence of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace Father.
of
Birthplace of 3 Mother.
1909
Feb.
12 Piermont
Jan.
13 Piermont
Milo W. Sawyer Arvilla M. Bedford
F
L 6 Milo B. Sawyer 1 Ernest Bedford L L 4 John P. Metealf
Alice Rodimon Grace L. Perkins Carrie R. Grimes Ada Patch Stella M. Cushing Laura Durant Mary Parker Jeanne Everson Lura E. Hatch Grace E. Hood Caroline Taylor
Piermont Piermont Piermont Pierinont Piermont Piermont
Farmer Farmer Farmer Fariner
E. Topsham, Vt. Wolcott, Vt. Piermont
Piermont Hardwick, Vt. Orford
Mar.
14 Piermont
Harry Burgess Metcalf Rollins Hattie M. Streeter
M
MI
L 7 Hiram B. Rollins
July
S.Piermont 4 Piermont
F.
L 1 Ray N. Streeter 5 William Rollins
L
M
L 5 Leon Vezina
Sept.
3:Piermont S Piermont
Hackett
M
L 2 Geo. O. Morse
Piermont
Farmer
Jay, Vt.
Jericho, Vt.
22 Piermont
Bernard (). Morse Kenneth P. Rodimon Edith Stevens
MI
L 3 Amos L.Rodimon
Piermont Piermont
Farmer
Piermont
Bethlehem
Nov.
2 Piermont
F
I 2 Ernest L. Stevens
Piermont Piermont
Laborer Farmer Laborer Laborer
Orford
McIndoes, Vt." W. Topsham, Vt.
Aug.
21 Piermont
Rollins
Quebec, P. Q.
Kinsey, P. Q.
Louis Vezina
Orford
Melrose, Mass.
L 2 Harley C.Hackett
20 Piermont
Laborer
Piermont,
Randolph, Vt.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. R. CELLEY, Town Clerk.
.
Rumney Lisbon
Carroll
F
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.
Date of Place of Mar- riage.
Marriage.
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride.
Residence of Hach at time of Marriage.
Age.
Occupation of Grooin and Bride.
Place of Birth of each.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Occupation.
No. mar.
Name, Residence, and Official Station of Person by Whom Married.
1909
Mar. 1 Pierinont
Frank E. Saunders Ella Rollins Geo. F. Griffin Anna M. Russell
Piermont Piermont
37 Laborer
Orford
Sylvester Saunders
Wentworth Farmer New York, N. Y. Farmer
2|J. E. Heath, (C.), 2 Piermont, N. H.
34 Housekeeper
W. Topsham, Vt Erastus Huntley Chelsea, Vt.
Joseph H. Griffin
Boston, Mass. So. Dakota
Farmer
1| J. E. Heath, (C.), 1 Piermont, N. H.
Apr. 14 Piermont
Hiram P. Winn
Piermont
32 Farmer
Rapid City, Dak Joseph Russell Frank Winn Caleb Morse Piermont Haverhill Groton, Vt.
Piermont Haverhill
Farmer
1 J. E. Heath, (C.), 1 Piermont, N. H. 2J. E. Heath, (C.),
24 Piermont
Hazen A. Wilson Nellie Fairbrother
Piermont
20 Housework
Henry Fairbrother
Coventry, Vt.
Farmer
1|F. J. Hadley, (C.),
May 16 Wentworth Ethan C. Allen
Piermont
31 Farmer
Harrison Allen Charles Newell
Barnard, Vt.
Blacksmith
Wakefield, N. H. 2
July 14 Haverhill
Nina Newell Walter E. Lougee Martha McDonald
Piermont Lyme
29|Farmer
Sylvester Lougee George Dunbar
Guildhall, Vt. Maine
Deceased
1 Edwin S. Coller, (C.),
Aug. 7 Piermont
Bradford, Vt. Bradford, Vt.
20 Dressmaker 52 Farmer
Newbury, Vt. Barton, Vt. Canada
John Brown
Deceased
1C. E .Eaton, (C.),
26 Haverhill
Piermont
Piermont Bradford, Vt.
57 Housework 21 Station agt. 17 Housework 20| Tel. work
E. Orange, Vt.
Frank Lamb Thomas H. Andross
So. Ryegate Piermont Wentworth Walden, Vt.
Farmer
· 1 Piermont, N. H.
Dec. 25 Orford
Leslie A. French
Piermont
Nashua
Herbert H. French Edgar E. Perkins
1E. S. Coller, (C.), 1 Piermont.
BessieM. Perkins
Orford
21 Housework
Hardwick
Laconia
Farmer
1 W. Holmes, (C.), 3| Haverhill, N. H.
28 Housework 21 Machinist
Francis E. Hayward JohnLittle
Deceased
1| Piermont, N. H.
Deceased
Veterinary
2E. S. Coller, (C.),
Oct. 12 Piermont
Norman E.Hayward Josephine Little Bert Browıl Mamie Hubbard Nelson F. Lamb Hazel M. Andross
Piermont
31 |Housework
Barnet, Eng. Coventry, Vt. Barnard, Vt. Bradford, Vt. Patton, P. Q. Groton, Vt.
Isaac M. Wilson
Groton, Vt.
Farmerlb
1| Piermont, N. H.
31 Piermont
Chelsea, Vt. Chelsea, Vt.
23 Farming
20 Housekeeper
Farmer
Farmer
Hope A. Morse
Pierinont Corinth, Vt.
21 Housework
26 Farmer
Wadhurst, Eng. Harnessm'ker
Farmer
2 N. Haverhill, N.H.
Piermont
Piermont
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. R. CELLEY, Town Clerk.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909.
Date of Death.
Place of Death.
Name and Surname of the Deceased.
Age.
Place of Birth.
Occupation.
Sex
I S, M, W.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
1909
Feb.
1.Piermont S Piermont
Horace Y. Mead
69 929 Piermont
MS Laborer F W None
Vermont Henniker
Vermont Henniker
Moses Mead Elijah R. Smith
Mary Matthews Lucy Woods
Mar.
15.Piermont
|Frank Stone
69 6| 6 Waterville, P. Q.
M M Farmer
Piermont
Piermont
Apr.
4 Piermont 6.Lisbon 19 Piermont 30 Piermont
Elizabeth Nutt
66 126 Topsham, Vt. 46 2 7 Concord, Me.
M
IS Laborer
June
5 Piermont
Frank Peabody Nellie L. Austin
63 615
F
M Housewife None
Barnet, Vt.
England
Sept.
9 Piermont
Jessie M. Lougee Eleazer M. Hall
90 11 16
M W None
Oct.
15 Boscawen
Betsey A. Stevens
73| 2| Pierinont
F ¡S Housework
17 Piermont
Mary M. Lamprey
87 7 15 Newburyport, Mass.
F
W Housework
27 Woodsville
Nathan P. Stevens
34 829 Piermont
MS Laborer
Piermont
Jefferson
Geo. H. Stevens
Nov.
26 Pierinont
Frank P. Sanderson
33
8 18C'mbridgeport, Mass. M M Machinist
Brighton, Mass.
Natick, Mass. Simeon Sanderson GeorgianaSeavey
Harriet Runnels Betsey Underhill Mary Orr
Israel N. Webster 71 6| 9|Manchester
F S Housekeeper
Topsham, Vt.
Abner Tarbox Joshua Webster Nathanic[ Nutt Lemuel Peabody Moses DeGoosh
May
Anı Jones
1| 7|Pierinont
F
11 Warren
Isaac Stevens Coffin
Sally Morrill Mary Moody Mary A. Rolfe
BOETE
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E. R. CELLEY, Town Clerk.
Prudence R. Quint
77 5 5 Henniker
77| 6|22 Piermont
M /W|None M İM Farmer
Charles R. Tarbox
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Piermont, in the 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 eighth day of March next. at nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects: 1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year, and make appro- priation of the same.
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