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Respectfully submitted,
LOUISE S. HORTON.
ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE.
SPRING TERM
Harold Day, Bushrod Smith, Roscoe Smith, Edith Blodgett, Florence Hill, Ina Smith, Bertha Day, Viola Crafts, Clytie Humphrey, Rupert Blaisdell, Clyde Foote, Franz Pettingale, Gladys Field, Ida Robie, Irene Day, Eda Fellows, Daniel Metcalf, Arthur Ames, Delma Ames, Frances Ames, Mildred Warner, Palmer Childs, Ruth Childs, Alice French, Mary Metcalf, Beatrice Underhill, Eleanor Ramsay, Ruth Ramsay, Viverne Gould.
FALL TERM
Herbert Blair, Irene Day, Bertha Day, Margaret Day, Edith Blodgett, Evelyn Rodimon, Eva Corliss, Judson Clark, Franz Pettingale, Clytie Humphrey.
ENTIRE YEAR ENDING JUNE 1914.
Arthur Ames, Mildred Warner, Gladys Field, Viola Crafts, Clytie Humphrey.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1914.
Date of Marriage
Place of Marriage
Name and sirname of Groom and Bride
Residence of each at time of Marriage
Age
Occupation Place of Birth of Names of Parents each of Groom and Bride
Birthplace of Parents
Occupation
No. mar.
Name,
Residence and Official Station of Per- son by whom married
1914 Feb. 17
Piermont, N. H.
Ernest H. Dimick Ruth Cochran Ralph A. Webster Hattie Molway
Hardwick, Vt. Hardwick, Vt. Piermont, N. H. Piermont, N. H.
22
Farmer .Housework Board Sawyer
Hardwick, Vt. Cabot, Vt.
Albert G. Dimick Thomas Cochran Piermont, N. H. Charles Webster
Farmer Wolcott, Vt. Craftsbury, Vt. Farmer Boscawen, N.H. Farmer
1
Walter H. Upham, Pier- mont, Clergyman
Mar. 28
Piermont, N. H.
Lakeport, N. H.
Herbert S. Leazer
Piermont, N. H.
28
School teacher Teacher
Piermont, N. H. Stephen C. Leazer Lakeport, N. H. Thomas Adkin
Canada, P. Q. Boston, Mass. England
Laborer
1
Farmer
1
J. R. Dinsmore, Haver- hill, Clergyman
Sept.
5
Piermont, N. H.
Piermont, N. H.
22 Farming
Sciota, N. Y.
Sciota, N. Y.
Farmer
1
1
mont, Justice of Peace
Sept.
9
Pike, N. H.
George Alex Trombly Esther M. Willia ms Joseph Ladeau Hattie S. Smith
Baldwinsville, Mass. Piermont, N. H.
67
Chairmaker
Topsham, Vt. Colchester, Vt. Vershire, Vt.
George Trombly, Jr. Loren Williams Francis Ladeau
Topsham, Vt. Canada
Laborer
2
2
H. C. Van Huagen, Clergyman
Color white.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
EDWIN R. CELLEY, Town Clerk.
18
31
27
Domestic
Piermont, N. H. Levi Molway
Walter H. Upham, Pier- mont, Clergyman
Aug. 26
Ethel F. Adkin
Lakeport, N. H.
22
Deceased
1
Robert L. Risley, Pier-
Piermont, N. H.
20 Housework
Farmer
47 [Housework
[Lyman Titus
Vershire, Vt.
Farmer
1
1
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1914.
Date of birth
Place of birth
Name of the Child (if any)
Sex, Con- dition and No. Child
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Physician
1914
Feb. 3 Piermont
M
1 John B. Simpson
5
Walter C. Webster
Carrie Molway Lizzie Howland Della T. Clement
Piermont Piermont
Farmer Bd Sawyer
Orford, N. H. Piermont, N. H.
Henry C. Stearns Fred C. Russell
Feb. 19 Piermont
Harold F. Blaisdell
M
1
Fred D. Blaisdell
Piermont
Farmer
Piermont, N. H.
Fred C. Russell
May 20
Evelyn F. Smith
F
2 Loren G. Smith
Emma M. Ryals
Piermont
Farmer
Piermont, N. H.
Piermont, N. H. Piermont, N. H. Campton, N. H. Manchester, N. H. Haverhill, N. H. Newbury, Vt.
Henry C. Stearns Henry C. Stearns Fred Fletcher
May May
4
Philip S. Robinson
M
2
Frederick C. Robinson Eifie M. Humphrey
Piermont
Farmer
Piermont, N. H.
May
5 Piermont 17 Piermont Piermont
Herbert H. Gilson Dorothy L. Hackett Marshall B. Morrill Claribel Peters
M
4 Bert Hayes
Piermont
Farmer
Royalston, Mass. Orford, N. H.
Melrose, Mass. Haverhill, N. H.
H. C. Stearns
June
11 Piermont 12 Piermont Piermont
19
28 Piermont
Madeline M. Smith Nellie F. Ellsworth Wesley W. Rollins Madeline B. Webster Moses Joseph Hill
M
6
Willis A. Rollins
Freman H. Webster
Mabel A. Mann Lola L. Howland
Piermont
Laborer
Piermont, N. N.
Piermont, N. H.
F. C. Russell
Aug.
30 Piermont
Caroline M. Hill
Twin F
6 Orlando B. Hill
Lola L. Howland
Piermont
Laborer
Piermont, N. H.
Piermont, N. H.
F. C. Russell
Oct.
10| Piermont
Esther A. Winn
F
2
Frank J. Winn
Rosetta M. Underill Piermont
Farmer
West Fairlee, Vt.
Piermont, N. H.
H. C. Stearns
Dec.
5 Piermont
Kathleen A. Chandler
F
2 Jay E. Chandler
Zilla M. Smith
Piermont Piermont
Farmer
Piermont, N. H. Topsham, Vt.
Topsham, Vt.
Fred Fletcher
Color, all white.
All living. Parents all white.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
EDWIN R. CELLEY,
Town Clerk.
5
M
1
Frederick Morrill
2
Walter E. Peters
Piermont
Farmer
Brandon, N. Y.
Lynn, Mass.
Geo. A. Weaver
F
1 Ansen A. Smith
Piermont
Farmer
Piermont, N. H.
Florida, Mass.
Samuel Fraser
F
3 Ernest J. Ellsworth
Piermont
Farmer
Wentworth, N. H.
West Fairlee, Vt. West Topsham
F. C. Russell Samuel Fraser F. C. Russell
July
30 Piermont
F M Twin
4 5 Orlando B. Hill
Elizabeth Johnson Jeanne E. Everson Beulah Brown Bertha M. Hall Viola N. Scott Bertha E. Winn Laura E. Durant
Piermont Piermont
Farmer Farmer
Orford, N. H.
Haverhill, N. H.
Orford, N. H
Fred C. Russell
June 10
Piermont
Mail carrier
White Rock, R. I.
July July July
Dec 30| Piermont
Gyle E. Mason
M
1 |Leon E. Mason
Annie R. Powers
Farmer
West Fairlee, Vt.
H. C. Stearns
Feb. 27 Piermont
Piermont Piermont
Harry J. Simpson Verna E. Webster
F
F Harley C. Hackett
Piermont
Laborer
F
Aug 30 Piermont
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1914.
Age
Sex and condi- tion
Occupation
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Name of Father
Maiden name of Mother
Disease or Cause of Death
1914 Jan. 2| Bradford, Vt.
Arvilla H. Smith
84 1011
Barnston, P. Q.
F
W
None
Portsmouth, N. H Piermont, N. H.
Samuel Hill Uri Chandler
Mary Heath Mary A. Rogers
Mar. 16| Piermont, N. H. Mar. 22
Anna Dodge Burgess C. Metcalf
63 821 Piermont, N. H. 75 717 Piermont, N. H.
F M
W
None Farmer
Bow, N. H. Piermont, N. H.
Peasley Messer John Metcalf
Hanna Ford Jerusha Bliss
May 31 Piermont, N. H. June 8| Piermont, N. H.
Romina Morse George E. Leonard
69 11 25 Sillen, Canada 71 628 Ryegate, Vt.
M M
W M
Farmer Farmer
Canada Ryegate, Vt.
Canada Newbury, Vt.
Nehemiah Morse John Leonard
Sarah Hadlock Rachel Nelson
June 12 Piermont, N. H.
4
7 4
Corinth, Vt.
F
S
Groton, Vt.
England
Hazen A. Wilson
Nellie Fairbrother
June 29 Piermont, N. H. July 3 |Manchester, N.H. July 31 Piermont, N. H.
Marshall B. Morrill Lucy A. Martin Alice L. Rodimon
80 1
9 26 1
Piermont, N. H. Henniker, N. H. Piermont, N. H.
M F
W
White Rock, R. I. Henniker, N. H. Piermont, N. H.
Haverhill, N. H. Henniker, N. H. Randolph, Vt.
Frederick Morrill Elijah R. Smith Amos L. Rodimon
Beulah Brown Lucy Woods Grace Hood
Sept 1| Haverhill, N. H.
Jonathan M. Corliss 63
916
M W
Newbury, Vt.
Rinalds Corliss
Helen Martin
Sept 12 Piermont, N. H.
93
4 25
Wentworth, N.H. F
W
None
Lowell, Mass.
Lowell, Mass.
Job. S. Eaton
Sally Brown
Sept 18 Piermont, N. H. Sept 20 Piermont, N. H.
Madeline B. Webster Charles Robinson
79
1 20 2 8
Piermont, N. H. Piermont, N. H.
F M
S M
None
Haverhill, N. H.
Orford, N. H.
Freman H. Webster| Mabel Mann James E. Robinson
Cynthia Crook
Oct
8| Piermont, N. H.
George A. Austin
76 10 20
M
W
Farmer
Ann Butterfield
Oct 10| Piermont, N. H.
Mary Emma Deal
56
7|2| Piermont, N. H.
F
M
Housewife
Piermont, N. H.
Piermont, N. H.
Charles Rogers
Charlotte Underhill
Dec 11 Ch't'ano'ga, T'n. Dec 30 Piermont, N. H. 1
David B. Pillsbury Susan M. Day
76
Piermont, N. H. M F
W W
None Housewife
Candia, N. H.
Piermont, N. H.
David T. Pillsbury Hallen Dillingham
Sally Bean Roxana Bailey
Neuralgia of the heart Celebral apo- plexy Angina pectoris Chronic nephritis
Color white.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
EDWIN R. CELLEY,
Town Clerk.
Date of | Place of Death Death
Name and surname .; of the Deceased
Years
Mos.
Days.
Male
Female
Sin. Mar.
or Wid.
Mar. 2 Piermont, N. H.
Gilman Chandler
77 11 22 Piermont, N. H.
M
W Farmer
Piermont, N. H. Bradford, Vt. Vermont
Piermont, N. H.
Ellen C. Wilson
19
Abigail H. Harris
Chronic bron- chitis Softening of brain senility Chronic nephritis Cerebral menin- gitis Apoplexy Hypertrophy of prostrate bothar- ny, operation Acute pulmonary tuberculosis Spina Bifida Old age Typhoid pneu- monia Cerebral hemorr- hage Infirmities inci- dent to age
Farmer
Pneumonia Valvular disease of heart
70 828| Wolcott, Vt.
W
Place of birth
31
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the School district in the town of Piermont qualified to vote in district affairs: You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said district on the 13th day of March, 1915, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects :
1. To choose a Moderator for the coming year.
2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.
3. . To choose a member of the School Board for the ensuing three years.
4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year.
5. To hear reports of Agents, Auditors, Committees, or Officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto.
6. To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees in re- lation to any subject embraced in this Warrant.
7."To see how much money the District will raise and appropriate for the support of Schools.
8. To see if the district will authorize the School Board to appoint a Superintendent of Schools.
9. To see what the district will do in regard to the school house on the Back road.
10. To see how much money the district will vote to raise for the repairs of School Houses.
11. To transact any other business that may properly come before this meeting.
Given under our hands at said Piermont this 18th day of February, 1915.
MARTHA E. WORTHEN, ) School LUDELLE AMES, Board.
A true copy of warrant-Attest:
MARTHA E. WORTHEN, School LUDELLE AMES, Board.
32
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 town on Tuesday, the ninth day of March next, at nine o'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 ap- propriation of the same.
3. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary for highways and bridges.
4. To see what amount of money the town will raise to secure State aid for permanent highways.
5. To see if the town will vote to raise the amount of money necessary to secure State aid for maintenance of roads under State aid.
6. To see if the town will vote to discontinue a piece of road commencing at the junction of new road in Dodge hill running northeast to Turnpike road.
7. To see if the town wlil vote to have the inventory and assessment of taxes thereon printed for distribution.
8. To transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this 20th day of Feb- ruary, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifteen
H. S. STANLEY, ) Selectmen of E. D. DAY, Piermont.
A true copy of warrant_Attest.
H. S. STANLEY, { Selectmen of E. D. DAY, 5 Piermont.
ANNUAL REPORT
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, 1916
THE OPINION PRESS BRADFORD. VT.
ANNUAL REPORT
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, 1916
BRADFORD,VT. PRESS OF THE OPINION PUBLISHING COMPANY.
1916
3
VALUATION TOWN OF PIERMONT 1915.
No. of Polls,
186
Resident real estate,
Non resident real estate,
1,598,450 00 59 845 00 35,340 00
Number horses, 287,
Number of mules, 1,
75 00
Number oxen, 14,
1,400 00
Number cows, 833,
41,409 00
Number neat stock, 156,
5,153 00
Number sheep, 310,
1,022 00
Number hogs, 63,
799 00
Number of fowls, 670,
395 00
Vehicles, 18,
5,750 00
Portable mills, 5,
2,650 00
Money at interest,
3,300 00
Stock in trade,
9,550 00
Mills and machinery,
8,500 00
Boats and lumber,
200 00
Lumber other than stock in trade,
9,588 00
Soldiers' exemption,
1,850 00
H. S. STANLEY,
Selectmen
E. J. ELLSWORTH. of Piermont
MONEY TAX FOR YEAR 1915
Town charges, $2,400 00
Highways and bridges by vote, 1,500 00
Highways and bridges by law,
1,288 00
To secure State aid for road construction,
1,400 00
For maintenance of trunk line,
100 00
For maintanance of road other than trunk line,
25 00
Library by vote,
100 00
For library by vote by law,
38 50
For Memorial Day,
25 00
For State Tax,
896 00
For County Tax,
612 70
For Schools by law,
840 00
By vote of District,
1,300 00
For repairing school houses,
300 00
To pay School District Officers,
205 00
1
$552,861 00
$2,678,855 00
4
High school tuition, For school supplies, Overlay allowed by law,
300 00
200 00
441 26
Tax rate $2.10
H. S. STANLEY, Selectmen
E. J. ELLSWORTH. of Piermont
ASSETS
Cash in treasury, $ 628 80
Due from Tax Collector on 1915 levy, 1,249 34
Due from H. B. Foote, grass on school lots,
81 46
Due from James Thayer, rent,
25 00
Due from South Lawn Cemetery Com.,
6 90
$ 1,991 50
Net debt,
11,731 84
$13,723 34
LIABILITIES
Due to School District,
$ 912 58
Due State and Town joint highway account,
81 01
Due on notes outstanding,
Horace Clough,
$ 400 00
Henry S. Muchmore,
2200 00
Jonathan Tyler Council,
400 00
Sarah Muchmore,
500 00
Joseph Lawrence,
1700 00
Ellen Lawrence,
1000 00
D. O. Muchmore,
650 00
M. Ella Braynard,
160 00
Eva J. Metcalf,
300 00
Aaron Barton,
1000 00
Edward H. Dennis,
1750 00
Herbert Leazer,
500 00
Abbie Leonard,
600 00
M E. Sunday School,
50 00
Althea Stanley,
300 00
Thomas E. Stevens,
100 00
Sophronia Barton,
142 50
$11,971 46
$11,752 50
5
Due on Trust Funds for Perpetual care of Lots in Cemetery, interest allowed at 3% Fletcher fund, $ 47 25
George Chandler fund, 50 00
James Platt fund, 100 00
Emily Talman fund, for lots in Cedar Grove and Clay Hollow cemeteries, 50 00
Charles Simpson fund for Simon Underhill lot,
100 00
Hosea Quint fund, 50 00
Mrs. E. O. Mattoon fund,
50 00
Stephen Drown fund,
400 00
Unexpended interest on Stephen Drown fund,
30 00
Mary Hunt fund,
100 00
977 25
$13,723 34
RECEIVED FOR YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1916 Local taxes received of tax collector, bal from 1914, $1,358 39
Recd from tax collector on 1915 tax levy,
10,722 12
$12,080 51
Received from State
Forest fire account,
$ 5 88
Savings Bank tax,
175 39
Literary fund,
71 50
Proportion School fund,
363 50
Bounty on hedgehogs,
31 60
License Commission fees,
41
Trunk line construction,
3675 24
State road repairs,
155 42
Received from County
Support of poor 1914,
$ 29 92
Support of poor 1915,
115 48
Amount Revenue from local sources, other than taxes Dog license, $ 89 40
$145 40
6
Rent of Town Hall,
9 00
Rent of Tenements,
105 00
Cemetery lot sold, 39 00
Sarah Moore lease,
10 00
C. O. French, use town team,
75
O. B. Stanley, grass on school lot,
102 29
J. F. Simpson, 66
100 50
E. D. Day, manure, 2 00
A. C. Drury, use road machine, 4 00
Bridge plank sold, 7 50
Dynamite sold, 1 08
F. A. Horton, cemetery lot, 20 00
Receipts other than Current Revenue Bradford Ntl. Bank, loan, $4000 00
Mrs. Sophronia Barton, loan, 142 50
J. P. Metcalf, balance of Memo- rial Day funds, 7 34
Joint construction fund, guard rails, 26 88
A. G. Wilson, grass sold on cemetery lot, 8 00
$4184 72
Total receipts, Cash in treasury Feb. 15, 1915,
$21,380 09
612 35
$21,992 44
Cash paid out from 1915 to Feb. 15, 1916,
21,363 64
Balance in hands of Treasurer, $628 80
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT Payments for Year Ending Feb. 15, 1916 General Government Town Officers' Salaries
- H. S. Stanley, $80 00
Selectmen E. J. Ellsworth, 36 00
John N. Leonard, 47 00
Town Clerk, E. R. Celley, 35 00
Treasurer, A. C. Drury, 35 00
7
Tax Collector, O. B. Stanley, 150 00
Auditors, S. G. Hannaford, 4 00
( F. F. Worthen, 4 00
Dog Constable, George Webster,
$
8 00
$399 00
Expenses of Town Officers H. S. Stanley, telephone, postage, recording deeds, copies of trans- fers, etc., $12 80
E. R. Celley, postage, stationery,etc, 17 38 A. C. Drury, revenue stamps, postage and supplies, 8 21
Printing town reports,
26 40
Treasurer's bond, 15 00
$79 79
Election and Registration Expenses
C. O. French, Moderator, $ 2 00
O. B. Stanley,
F. C, Robinson,
Supervisors, 15 00
Harrison Hodsdon. -
$17 00
Town Hall Account
Repairs,
$130 22
Janitor service,
14 00
$144 22
Library Building Account Repairs, $28 86
Protection of Personal Property George Webster, fire warden, $11 75
H. S. Stanly, bounty on hedgehogs, 31 60
Health, Sanitation and Board of Health W. W. Gould, vital statistics, $21 00
J. R. Dinsmore, marriage license return, 50
Geo. Weaver, returning births and deaths, 50
E. R. Celley, recording births, deaths and marriages, 4 80
$26 80
Maintenance of Highway and Bridges Town Acct., Geo. L. Webster, road agent, $2711 53
$43 35
8
Other Highway Bills
Louis Chayer, bridge stringers, $ 10 CO
X. P. Wright, labor. 2 :0
S. G. Hannaford bridge p'ank, 150 00
Fay S. Emery, labor and land damage, 6 00
Piermont Mfg. Co., bridge plank,
114 08
A. S. Stanley, freight on metal culvert,
4 02
Wheeling Corrugating Co., metal culvert, 111 45
L. W. Buswell, lumber, 36 73
Libbey Bros, sewer pipe, 21 30
Piermont Mfg. Co., guard rail,
65 47
Earl V. Howard cedar posts,
70 00
Wheeling Corrugating Co., irons for culverts, 51 57
A. Johnson, bridge plank, 258 40
F. S. Sleeper, lumber, 29 96
James Thayer, labor, 2 00
John E. Lee, tools and spike,
21 56
Libbey Bros., spike, 60
E. Bertram Pike, labor and material, 478 62
W. E. Mack, labor, 11 41
Wm. A. French, crossing land, 5 00
N. R. Celley, labor,
5 50
Bert French, blacksmithing, 2 05
Frank Wright, labor,
10 00
H. E. Morrison, posts,
13 CO
C. W. Johnson, cleaning up after highway agent, 10 00
Wm. B Deal, plow standard,
3 40
Good Roads Machine Co., repairs on road machine, 21 80
C. H. Rodimon, labor,
2 40
$1520 27
HIGHWAY BILLS
ROAD COMMISSIONER, GEORGE L. WEBSTER Snow Bills
Received from Town Treasurer,
$2711 53
Leon Gould, breaking roads, $11 70
9
Herbert Clark, running snow roller, 13 38
Henry Nutt,
20 00
Charles Johnson,
8 40
Frank Day, breaking roads.
9 50
George Webster,
6 CO
Henry Nutt, running snow roller,
6 00
Frank Stetson, 66 66
6 00
G. Lamontagne, 66
27 80
F. D. Cutting, 66
60
2 50
E. M. Bagley, breaking roads,
5 65
Walter Perkins, running snow roller,
11 20
Fay Emery, shoveling snow,
3 40
Frank Emery,
2 00
A. B. Hill,
4.20
Charles Johnson, running snow roller,
12 00
Charles Jewell, shoveling snow, 1 50
George Ramsey, shoveling snow,
1 00
George Webster, running snow roller,
33 80
Herbert Clark, 60 6
7 57
Frank Howland, shoveling snow,
1 50
$198 53
Connecticut River Bridge
Libbey Bros., spike,
$15 11
Charlie Jewell, labor,
8 80
George Webster, labor,
24 60
Ray Bonnett, labor,
21 50
Frank Howland, labor,
17 00
Arthur Jesseman, labor,
6 60
Ernest Day, labor,
2 20
George Ramsey, labor,
11 70
Ray Jesseman, labor,
4 00
W. A. Jesseman, labor,
6 10
Henry Horton, labor,
7 50
George Webster, drawing plank from
East Haverhill, 48 00
$173 11
Grading
Elmer Moulton, 100 loads grade,
$10 00
Louis Chayer, drawing grade,
1 00
Jonas Leonard,
6 00
C. Lamontagne,
19 25
11 00
Albert Knapp.
10
H. S. Stanley, labor on Newell hill, 5 00
F. D. Cutting, team on Newell hill, 18 00
W. M. Fogg, labor on Newell hill,
4 00
George Claybourne, 6 00
A. C. Drury, 94 loads grade,
9 40
Fred Robinson, drawing grade,
1 63
E. M. Bagley,
15 00
Walter Perkins, shoveling grade,
8 00
Clarence Lamontagne, drawing grade,
23 64
Dan Lamphrey, shoveling grade,
5 00
Harry Wright,
4 00
Frank Emery, drawing grade,
6 00
Addie Palmer, 68 loads grade,
6 80
Frank Day, drawing grade,
12 00
Lehman Celley, shoveling grade,
2 00
Ray Bonnett,
10 56
Frank Howland, 66 .'
4 00
Ray Jesseman,
1 75
Frank Stetson, drawing grade,
17 40
Jonas Learned,
37 25
Will Gould, shoveling grade,
75
Walter Perkins,
3 00
Frank Emery, drawing grade,
31 50
Lehman Celley, shoveling grade,
4 00
Frank Stetson, 50 loads grade,
5 00
Frank Stetson, drawing grade,
3 80
G. Lamontagne,
19 43
Ray Bonnett, shoveling grade,
4 00
Fay Beede,
4 00
Arthur Jesseman,
10 00
George Ramsey, 66
3 00
W. A. Jesseman, drawing grade,
14 00
Fay Beede, shoveling grade,
4 00
George Webster, drawing grade,
8 00
George Ramsey, shoveling grade,
6 00
George Webster, drawing grade,
36 50
Frank Howland, shoveling grade,
19 50
Ray Bonnett,
17 50
Addie Palmer, grade,
2 20
James Thayer,
4 00
$433 86
11
Labor on Bridges and Culverts
Ernest Day,
$ 4 50
Henry Horton,
5 75
John Leonard and Sons,
5 00
Ray Bonnett,
2 00
Frank Howland,
6 00
Frank Stetson and team,
4 00
Charles Mudgett,
12 00
F. A. Webster, bridge stringers,
6 00
F. A. Robie,
9 75
C. O. Fellows,
3 00
George Webster and team,
8 52
Frank Howland,
30 00
Henry Horton,
6 25
George Webster,
32 50
John Leonard and team,
21 95
George Webster,
8 00
Henry Horton,
5 25
Fay Beede,
10 00
Arthur Jesseman,
12 00
Henry Horton,
1 25
Georga Ramsey,
2 00
G. Lamontagne, bridge stringers,
5 50
W. A. Jesseman and team,
4 00
F. A Robie. 1157 ft. bridge plank,
25 45
George Webster and team,
8 00
George Ramsey,
5 00
Ray Bonnett,
13 50
Frank Howland,
7 50
George Webster and team,
45 75
Charles Jewell,
2 00
Ray Bonnett,
27 00
George Ramsey,
2 00
George Day,
1 00
$342 42
Machine Work
George Webster,
$42 90
Lehman Celley,
10 55
George Ramsey,
13 00
W. A. Jesseman and team,
45 00
Ernest Day,
17 00
W. A. Jesseman and team,
63 00
Ernest Day,
19 00
12
Charlie Jewell,
21 00
George Ramsey,
6 CO
Ray Bonnett,
14 00
Frank Howland,
22 19
W. A. Jesseman and team,
55 50
Ernest Day,
20 75
Charlie Jewell,
13 75
Frank Howland,
21 00
George Webster and team,
21 50
Ray Bonnett,
25 50
Frank Howland,
18 75
George Webster and team.
38 00
Charlie Jewell,
13 00
George Webster and team,
63 50
$569 89
Railings
Fay Beede, work on railings,
$12 00
George Webster
35 20
J. W. Wilson,
66
12 00
F. S. Sleeper & Co., 5254 ft. of lumber,
105 08
Fay Beede, work on railings,
5 00
Howard Wilson,
10 00
Frank Howland,
21 00
John Leonard, drawing posts and rails,
9 20
Howard Wilson, work on railings,
3 00
George Webster, drawing posts,
2 00
Frank Howland. work on railings,
13 00
George Webster, 66
23 00
Ray Bonnett,
66
9 50
J. W. Wilson,
66
2 00
Howard Wilson,
66
12 00
$273 98
Miscellaneous
Jonas Leonard, hay,
$ 2 00
O. B. Stanley, hay,
11 71
L. D. H. Clark, hay,
12 90
W. W. Gould, hay,
2 00
Harlow Childs, hay,
12 75
E. V. Howard, grain,
68 32
Libbey Bros., pruners,
1 50
George Clough, repairs on machine,
5 15
Bert French, 66
10 05
13
S. G. Hannaford, brick,
1 15
Fay Emery, land damage,
1 00
Robert Caldwell, 1 00
J. E. Lee, picks, shovels and spikes,
12 12
G. Lamontagne, cutting bushes,
10 00
Dan Lamprey,
4 00
Frank Howland,
14 00
Bert French, labor and repairs,
22 54
Frank Day, drawing roller to Bradford, 2 00
E. V. Howard, picks, shovels and grain, 36 70
$230 89
Turnpike Road
Henry Nutt, drawing grade,
$117 60
Ray Jesseman, shoveling grade,
4 12
Arthur Jesseman,
14 00
Albert Knapp, labor and grade,
16 00
C. H. Rodimon, 8 loads of grade,
1 20
George Webster, drawing grade,
18 00
James Belyea, shoveling grade,
1 00
E. B. Pike, dynamite, fuse and caps,
2 63
Ray Jesseman, shoveling grade,
12 25
Frank Howland,
22 00
Albert Knapp, drawing grade,
12 00
Charles Rodimon, 17 loads of grade,
2 55
Albert Knapp, 60 loads of grade,
6 00
Lehman Celley, shoveling grade,
2 00
W. A. Jesseman, drawing grade,
25 00
Charles Jewell, shoveling grade,
22 00
Ray Bonnett,
30 00
Frank Howland,
18 00
George Webster, drawing grade,
65 00
Charlie Jewell, shoveling grade,
17 00
Ray Bonnett, 6.
23 00
Frank Howland,
66
12 00
George Webster, drawing grade,
31 50
Herbert Rush, labor.
4 00
Arthur Jesseman, shoveling grade,
10 00
State and Town joint account,
$488 85 $ 66 35
State and Town Joint Acct. Trunk Line H. S. Stanley, $116 89
C. W. Jewell, patrol,
223 60
340 49
14
Street lights,
120 00
Library, 138 50
Charity
Town Poor,
19 10
Keeping tramps,
3 75
County Poor, Care Mrs. Hattie Childs, 115 48
138 33
Patriotic
Memorial Day, 25 00
Water Troughs,
Repairs on village box and spring,
13 46
Water supply,
18 00
31 46
Public Service, cemeteries
60 50
State Road Construction, Trunk Line H. S. Stanley, Supt.,
5001 82
G. W. Atkins, cement,
2 00
$5003 82
Interest
Interest on town notes,
669 44
State and County Tax State tax, County tax,
896 00
612 70
$1508 70
Indebtedness
Bradford National Bank,
$4000 00
Jonathan Tyler Council, 100 00
$4100 00
Money paid School District,
$4079 26
Incidentals, Miscellaneous Bills Earl V. Howard, sundry goods, $ 7 83
Eaton Insurance Agency, insurance on bridge policy, 45 00
J. N Leonard, repair of fence and use of road machine, 5 00
Mrs. Wm. H. Horton, rent of land occupied by town barn, 3 00
C. H. Rodimon, cleaning up rubbish deposited on land, 5 00
15
Joseph Lawrence, repairing meadow fence, 3 00
O. B. Stanley, tax abatement, 42° 14
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