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J. E. Lee, 2 pairs hinges and screws 58
J. E. Lee, 2 hooks and eyes
5
J. E. Lee, door hangers, track and bolts 2 60
James W. Wilson, labor 15 97
John W. Wilson, labor 39 00
172 56
Repairs
A. M. Simons, labor $ 6 50
W. W. Gould, labor 6 00
W. W. Gould, 270 brick 2 03
S. H. Ames, boards, posts and labor 3 50
J. E. Lee, nails, glass, etc. 2 50
E. V. Howard, labor 3 00
E. V. Howard, 2 bags cement
1 40
E. V. Howard, 34 lbs. nails 7c
2 38
E. V. Howard, lumber 2 84
E. V. Howard, 7m shingle $5 35 00
T. E. Page, labor 5 10
26
H. Clayburn, labor George Webster, labor 9 90
8 25
88 40
Tuition-High School
Haverhill Academy
$200 00
Kimball Union Academy
12 00
Bradford Academy
52 00
Lisbon High
57 00
321 00
Carrying Scholars
Clyde Foote
$ 6 00
Louis Parris
54 00
Mabel French
122 00
W. L. Horton
24 00
Florence Wright
18 00
Rena Morris
10 00
234 00
School Census
S. H. Ames
2 00
Miscellaneous
N. M. Gould, truant officer $ 6 00
C. B. French, poker for furnace 60
Carl Bagley, repairing piano 1 50
Secretary of State, for record- ing land 75
H. Clayburn, labor
2 50
Walter Perkins, tuition at Wentworth 5 75
W. W. Gould, use of room for school 3 00
E. R. Celley, postage, stationery and Eastman's bill 11 18
J. E. Lee, sundries 4 50
M. B. Sawyer, drawing and setting stove up in No. 1 2 00
S. H. Ames, postage 2 52
E. V. Howard, sundries
1 39
41 69
27
Graduation-Grammar School
J. Hill, use of hall
$2 50
Oval & Koster, diplomas
1 55
S. P. French, flowers
1 00
5 05
Total payments
$3835 22
Cash on hand
159 32
Grand total
$3994 54
Balance in Town Treasurer's hands for support of schools to August 31, 1918 $951 19
A. M. SIMONS,
School
S. H. AMES,
EARL V. HOWARD.
Board.
We have examined the foregoing accounts and to the best of our belief are correct.
SAMUEL G. HANNAFORD, WM. E. FORD.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1917.
Date of birth
Place of Birth
Name of the Child (if any)
Sex, condition and No. child
Name of Father
Maiden name of Mother
Residence of parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Physician
1917
Feb. 12
Piermont
14
Piermont
Claude A. R. Foote
M
L
1
Everett H. Foote
Eva M. Bagley Edna M. Robie Florence M Peavitt Piermont
Sandwich Warren
Farmer Farmer Farmer
Salmon Falls Warren
Sandwich Piermont
Fred C. Russell Fred C. Russell Fred C. Russell Henry W. Stetson
April 12
Piermont
Roger M. Emery
M
L
2
Frank S. Emery
Piermont
Farmer
Piermont Piermont
Lyme
Henry W. Stetson Fred C. Russell
May 3
Piermont
Hildegarde Gould
Få
L
2
L
6
Walter C. Webster
Lizzie Howland
Piermont
Board sawyer
Piermont
Piermont
Florida
Samuel Fraser
Aug. 12
Piermont
10
Piermont
Sibyl Clare Hibbard
F
L
3
Clarence G. Hibbard
Maud McClauskey Eva Colby
Piermont
Laborer
Bradford, Vt.
Lyndonville, Vt.
Nov. 30
Piermont
Lurlene V. Cushman
F
L
2
Geo. K. Cushman
Mary Horton Gladys Chesley Ruth M. Corliss Clara R. Buzzell
Piermont
Farmer
19 29
Lyme
Erma Alice Emery
L
F
L
2
TheodoreHutchinson Leon R. Gould
Piermont
Farmer Farmer
Stannard, Vt. Colebrook
Charlestown Crossbury, P. Q.
Fred C. Russell
April ¥5
Piermont
Floyd W. Webster
F
3
Anson A. Smith
Viola N. Scott
Piermont
Farmer
Piermont
Orford
Wentworth
Harry W. Stetson Fred Fletcher
Color, all white. Parents all white
F
L 8
F
L
3
William L. Howland
26
Piermont
Iola M. Howland
. .
Orford
Cliftondale, Mass. Orford
Fay S. Emery
Piermont
Piermont
Margaret L. Hutchinson
Fred C. Russell
M
Mildred A. Smith
Piermont
Laborer
Ula M. Ganlt
George F. Gault
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief, E. R. CELLEY, Town Clerk.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1917.
Date of Mar- riage .
Place of Marriage
Name and surname of Groom and Bride
Residence of each at time of Marriage
Age
Occupation of Groom and Bride
Place of birth of each
Name of Parents
Birthplace of Parents
No. Occupation mar.
Name, residence and official station of person by whom married
1917 May 2
Piermont
'Harrison Hodsdon Bertha D. Bennett
Piermont Piermont
34
Housekeeper Farmer
Piermont Brookbury, P.Q. Newbury, Vt. Kanosa, P. Q. Corinth, Vt. Deering Piermont Warren
Albert E. Bowles William H. Horton Bert S. Foote
Barnard, Vt.
Farmer
1
Joseph Simpson, (C), Claremont
Sept 7
Haverhill
Lawrence T. Parsons Ruth E. Stone
Piermont
21
33
Frankfort, Me.
Geo. F. Webster French
Maine
Farmer
1
2
Peace, Piermont
Oct. 21
Piermont
Clement Mardin Edith Hill
Piermont
17
Newport, Vt. Warren
Newport, Vt. Warren & #
Farmer
1
Nov. 4
Piermont
Everett H. Foote Edna M. Robie
Piermont
21
Housework
Piermont
Freman A. Robie
Corinth, Vt.
Farmer
1
28
Haverhill
Earl Edwin Ramsey Edith May Belyea
Piermont
24
Haverhill
Alex Ramsey
Prince Edward I
Farmer
1
18
Warren
James Belyea
New Brunswick
Farmer
1
A. F. Kimball, Justice of the Peace, Haverhill
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.
.
Piermont
41
32
Housekeeper Farmer
George Glover Orinn Hodge
Corinth, Vt.
Farmer
1
O. E. Barnard, (C), Piermont
Aug. 15
Claremont
Annie P. Bowles Henry A. Horton Emma A. Foote
Piermont
25
25
22
21
Housework Carpenter Housework Teamster Housework Farmer
Forest Hill, N. S. Boston, Mass.
Geo. E. Parsons Stone
Halifax, N. S.
Laborer
1
R. L. Risley, Justice of the
23
Piermont
Frank J. Webster Carrie Chase
Bradford, Vt. Bradford, Vt.
40
New Hampshire Lisbon
Canaan, Lisbon
Carpenter 1
Piermont
33
Housework Farmer Housework Farmer
20
Bert L. Foote
Farmer
1
O. E. Barnard, (C), Piermont
Warren
43
Farmer
Aaron G. Hodsdon Isaac B. Downes George A. Johnson
Brookbury, P. Q. Newbury, Vt. Winnipeg, Man.
Farmer Farmer Farmer
2
Piermont
2
Piermont
Charles W. Johnson
Lizitte C. Blake
Piermont
Corinth, Vt.
24
June 20
Piermont
Fred Orinn Hodge
New Boston, N. H.
Farmer
1
1
1
Dexter D. Dow, Justice of the Peace, Haverhill
Boston, Mass.
Ice dealer
1
Farmer
2
R. L. Risley, Justice of the Peace, Piermont
Piermont Orford
Piermont
Warren
Farmer
O. E. Barnard, (C).
Piermont
1
Engineer
Willard Mardin John Hill
R. L. Risley, Justice of the Peace, Piermont
Orford
Engineer Housemaid
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DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF PIERMONT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1917.
Date of Death
Place of Death
Name and Surname of the deceased
Years
| Months Į Days
Female Male
Sin. Mar. or Wid.
Occupation
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Name of Father
Maiden name of Mother
1917 Feb.
8 14
Piermont Piermont
Martha S. Tarbox Alonzo Loomis Roeina C. Hoag Margaret E. Day
45 9 22 Orford 66.11.23 Skowhegan, Me.
F
M
M F F
W S
Vermont Manchester Starksboro, Vt. Troy, Vt.
New Hampshire Manchester Starksboro, Vt. Monroe
William H. Horton George Loomis George Wright Ernest D. Day
Lydia A. Wilder Randella Rachel Rhodes Luna M. Webster
April 4
Piermont Bradford, Vt.
Aaron G. Hodsden Frank B. Towle 76
70
5
Piermont
MI M
M W
Kennebunk, Me. New Hampshire Vermont
May 29
St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Ethel May Butson Polly J. Hill Edward W. Dennis
24
Vermont
F
Piermont
F
New Hampshire Stratford
Cyrus K. Hodsden New Hampshire Benjamin Towle England New Hampshire Stratford
Belinda Skinner Sarah Kenney Louise Matthews Sarah Kenney
June 19
Piermont
Jan. 25
Piermont
60 7 6 Stratford
M F
July Dec. 16
4
Piermont
57 421|New Hampshire
F
M
W
22 30
Piermont
Edna M. Bonett Anna Sargent Clough Edward Underhill Horace Underhill
80 2 0 Piermont
81 10 27 Piermont
M
W
S M W W M Housewife Carpenter Farmer
New Hampshire Piermont Piermont
Samuel Sargent Stephen Underhill Stephen Underhill
Mary Davis Sarah N. Stevens Sarah N. Stevens
All white
Age
Sex and condi- tion
Place of Birth
21
Piermont
89 710 Starksboro, Vt.
14 4 15
Piermont
Mar. 2
Piermont
Sandwich
16
3 27 Piermont
73 10 8
1 Luceba Curtice Luella Hastings
Piermont
77 317 Bow
Piermont
Housewife Lumberman Housekeeper Student or Housemaid Farmer Farmer T. Nurse Housewife Farmer Housekeeper
James Butson Benjamin Towle William R. Dennis New Hampshire Loren Turner Unknown 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.
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 January 31, 1919
Opinion Press, Bradford, Vt.
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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 January 31, 1919
Opinion Press, Bradford, Vt.
TOWN OFFICERS.
1st. Selectman,
2nd. Selectman,
3rd. Selectman, Town Clerk,
Treasurer,
Tax Collector Police,
Dog Officer,
Assessors,
Assessors,
Assessors,
Supervisors,
Supervisors,
Supervisors,
Auditors,
Auditors, Moderator,
Trustees of Trust Funds,
Trustees of Trust Funds,
Trustees of Trust Funds,
Trustees of Library,
Trustees of Library, Mrs. M. Robie Mrs. Louise Horton Trustees of Library, Mrs. Abbie Drury
F. A. Robie F. A. Horton J. P. Metcalf E. R. Celley Admon C. Drury Orlo B. Stanley Wilmer F. Towle N. M. Gould H, E. Morrison S G Hannaford E. L. Stevens H. Hodsdon C. O. Fellows Arthur Evans S. G. Hannaford Wm. E. Ford C. O. French H. E. Morrison 0. B. Stanley J. F. Simpson
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 Town Huose in said town on Tuesday, the 11th day of March next, at nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the fol- lowing subjects.
1 To choose all necessary town officers for the year ensuing.
2 To raise such sums of money as may be necessary
3
to defray town charges, for the ensuing year and make appropriation 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 highway construc- tion.
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 grant a discount on taxes paid before a certain date fixed by town.
7 To see what action the town will take in regard to three culverts on the river road needing repair, and ap- propriate money for the same.
8 To see what action the town will take in regard to repairing the road in front of Albert Bowles.
9 To see if the town will raise any money to eradi- cate the pine blister rust.
10 To see if the town will raise any money for the observance of Memorial day.
11 To see what amount of money the town will raise for the Library.
12 To transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this 17th day of Feb- ruary, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and nineteen.
F. A. ROBIE, FRED. A. HORTON, J. P. METCALF, Selectmen of Piermont.
A true copy of Warrant-Attest.
F. A. ROBIE FRED. A. HORTON, J. P. METCALF, Selectmen of Piermont.
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BUDGET FOR 1919.
Estimate for
APPROPRIATIONS 1918
1919
Town Charges
$2000.00
$2000.00
Highways by Vote
2500.00
2000.00
Highways by Law
1511.20
1807.22
State aid construction
906.72
1138.50
State aid Maintenance approxi-
mate cost $125.00
1058.59
125.00
Trunk line Maintenance
400.00
600.00
Library by Vote
100.00
100.00
Library by Law
38.50
38.50
For Observance of Memorial
Day
25.00
20.00
State Tax
936.00
1,215.50
County Tax
979.02
979.02
To Secure State aid to fight Pine Blisters
150.00
150.00
Interest on Town Notes
588.36
527.14
Overlay by law
722.14
500.00
For Red Cross Work
50.00
Payment on Town Debt
1000.00
For Support of Schools by law
936.00
1072.50
For Support of Schools by vote
1500.00
1500.00
Repairs on school buildings
300.00
300.00
Tuition
350.00
600.00
Books and Supplies
300.00
200.00
Flags
25.00
District Officers Salaries
122.00
122.00
Superintendent Salaries
225.00
225.00
Deficiency appropriation
600.00
$16123.48
$16120.38
F. A. Robie E. V. Howard
S. G: Hannaford
Fred A. Horton O. B. Stanley
O. C. Drury
J. P. Metcalf
A. M. Simons
and others.
F. D. Cutting
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Valuation Year 1918.
No polls
188
Resident real estate
$373,121
Non resident real estate
223,075
Horses
269
33,485
Oxen
18
2,725
Cows
882
68,439
Neat Stock
112
6,365
Sheep
182
1,390
Hogs
28
855
Fowls
1092
1,439
Vehicles and autos
29
10,570
Mills, portable
500
Wood and Lumber not stock in trade
4,820
Boats and Launches
200
Money at interest
225
Stock in trade
30,578
Mills and machinery
5,100
Total
$762,887
Soldiers' exemption
1,925
760,962
Taxrate for 1918
$1.95
Estimates valuation for 1919
$760.00
Estimates Taxrates for 1919
$2.10
MONEY TAX FOR YEAR 1918
Town Charges
$2000.00
Highway by vote
2500.00
Highways by law
1511.20
State aid construction
906.72
State aid maintenance
100.00
Trunk line
400.00
Library by vote
100.00
Library by law
38.50
Observance of Memorial Day
25.00
6
State Tax
936.00
County Tax
779.02
Red Cross material for our boys
50.00
To secure State aid to control Pine Blister
150.00
Interest on town notes
588.36
Overlay
722.14
Gain on fractions
23.75
Taxes added in Dec.
26.35
Support of schools by law
936.00
Support of schools by vote
1500.00
Repairs and improvements on school build- ings
300.00
Tuition
350.00
Books and supplies
300.00
Flags
25.00
District officers salaries
122.00
Supt. salary
225.00
Deficiency
600.00
Total submitted to tax collectors for col-
lection
$15,215.02
F. A. ROBIE F. A. HORTON J. P. METCALF
Selectmen.
SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Town Hall and lot
$3200.00
Furniture and Equipment
200.00
Library building and lot
1000.00
Books and furnishings
1000.00
$2000.00
Police Department
Building and land
50.00
Equipment
50.00
$100.00
Highway Department
Town barn
$200.00
$3400.00
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1 Dump Cart 25.00
1 Road machine
150.00
3 Snow Rollers
150.00
1 large hone
10.00
Plow
5.00
2 wheelbarrows
4.00 *
1 set double harness
15.00
1 small hone
5.00
1 stone drag
5.00
1 Bush scythe and snath
1.50
1 Bush Clippers
1.50
1 Road machine blade
10.00
7 Shovels, 4 Stone picks and 1 pick
5.50
5 lbs. dynamite
2.00
Bridge plank stringers and board
450.00
1,037.50
Cedar Grove Cemetery
500.00
South Lawn Cemetery
1000.00
Hearse
150.00
$,1650.00
8,187.50
F. A. ROBIE FRED A. HORTON J. P. METCALF F. D. CUTTING
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BALANCE
Feb. 1,
ASSETS
Cash in treasurer's hands
$5,490.44
Due from State Joint construction fund 324.64
Trunk line main- tenance 11.37
Fire bill for 1917 1.50
Fire bill for 1918. 3.25
$5,831.20
H. B. Foote grass on school lots 97.02 97.02
Cemetery committee
3 lots sold at $12 ea.
36.00
4 lots sold at $18 ea.
72.00
Grass sold to Hazen
Wilson in 1916
4.00
112.00
R. Webster rent
6.00
Mr. Swain, lumber
30.00
36.00
O. B. Stanley Bal. on tax levy of 1918 158.00
158.00
Materials for use on highways Bridge plank and other lum- ber
450.00
5 lbs. Dynamite at 40c.
2.00
Total assets
$452.00 $6,686.22
Net debt Feb. 1, 1918.9 $10,174.04
865510
$15,341.32
$10,174.04
Net debt Feb. 1, 1918 The net debt has been reduced in the past year $1,518.94
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SHEET
1919.
LIABILITIES
Due to school district,
$1,917.69
$1,917.69
Due to Joint construction fund in State treas. 324.64
Due to Joint construction fund in Town treas. 788.54
Due to Trunk line maintenance, Town treas. 7.56
Due to Trunk line maintenance State treas. 11.37
$1,132.11
Due to Highways and bridges town asst.
236.27
Due to Bal. Memorial Day funds 8.00
$244.27
Due to Serial notes
No. of Note
Date of issue
To whom given
Amount
Rate of int.
Due
1
Jan. 31, 1918 Henry S. Muchmore
$1000.00
Jan. 31, 1920
2
=
1000.00
4分
1921
3
1000.00
4₺
1922
4
Jan. 1.
Alonzo E Pennock
1000.00
4
1923
5
Jan. 31,
Sarah Muchmore
1000.00
1924
6
..
Daniel C. Muchmore
1000.00
43
1925
7
Alonzo E Pennock
1000.00
43
1926
7-A
Joseph Lawrence
1000.00
41
1927
8
Ellen Lawrence
1000.00
43
1928
9
Horace Clough
400.00
4%
1929
9-A
Eva J. Metcalf
600.00
43
1929
10
J. N. Leonard
1000.00
44
1930
11
Trustees of Trust Funds
947.25
33
1931
12
100.00
4
1932
$12,047.25
$12,047.25
Gross debt,
$15,341.32
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TREASURER'S REPORT Summary of Receipts
Received of Tax Collector $15,079.97
Received of State Treasurer 1,934.70
Received from all other sources
608.79
Cash in treasury Jan. 31, 1918
17,623.46 3,990.16
$21,613.62
Summary of Payments
Current maintenance
8,437.83
New construction
220.18
Indebtedness
1,360.00
Other governmental divisions
6,105.17
16,123.18
Cash in treasurer's hands Jan. 31, 1919 $5,490.44 ADMON C. DRURY, Treas.
We have examined the treasurer's accounts and found them correct.
S. G. HANNAFORD WILLIAM E. FORD Auditors
DETAILED ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS
Received of O. B. Stanley, taxes 15,057.02
Received of O. B. Stanley, inter- est taxes 22.95
$15,079.97
State treas. for schools
838.96
State treas. for trunk lie main- tenance
588.63
State aid maintenance
485.40
State aid construction
1.11
State Bounties on hedgehogs
20.60
$1,934.70
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Rent of tenements
Rent of Town Hall
112.00 2.00
Sarah Moore lease
10.00
F. D. Cutting, over paid 8.00
W. B. Deal 2 Cemetery lots sold 36.00
E. L Stevens grass on school lot 74.69
F. L. Day grass on school lot 75.00
E. R. Celley Dog licenses 111.60
Hattie P. Baldwin for perpet- ual care of Messer lot in Ce- dar Grove Cemetery 100.00 F D Cutting for cedar posts .60
Town for Haverhill for gravel
15.00
John Lufkin for old iron 1.00
William French for old iron
2.00
F. D. Cutting for cement and bags 5.00
E. D. Day for grass in Cemetery 8.00
Geo. A. French, boards from Ris- ley gulley
25.00
J. F. Simpson grass in Cemetery
6.00
L. R. Stevens, Police protection 10.00
R. L. Risley, Bal. due cemetery funds 6.90
$179.50
Total receipts
$17,623.46
Cash in treasury Jan. 31, 1918
3,990.16
Grand Total
$21,613.62
DETAILED REPORT OF PAYMENTS General Government
Town Officers' Salaries
Selectman F. A. Robie $115.00
Selectman F. A. Horton 101.50
Selectman J. P. Metcalf 95.00
114.00
$315.29
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Town Clerk E. R. Celley 40.00
Treasurer Admon C. Drury 52.00
Tax Collector O. B. Stanley 125.00
Dog Officer N. M. Gould
5.00
Assessor H. E. Morrison
85.50
Assessor S. G. Hannaford
49.55
Assessor E. L. Stevens
18.00
Auditor S. G. Hannaford 4.00
Auditor Wm. E. Ford
4.00
$694.55
GENERAL GOVERNMENT EXPENSES
E. C. Eastman Co. Supplies 12.10
300 Town reports and ex. on same
51.75
Making out and mailing Town reports 31.92
W. J. Randolph, copies of transfers 3.11
Treasurer's bond 15.00
Legal advise and other items 6.03
E. R. Celley Stationery 5.10
Copying tax book
4.00
Copying inventory
6.00
E. R. Celley, Supplies
8.36
Tel. bills and various other items 5.58
A. C. Drury, Postage and sup- plies 10.02
$158.97
Election and Registration
C. O. Fellows, Supervision 20.00
H. Hodsdon Supervision 20.00
Arthur Evans, Supervision 20.00
Eastman Co. Warrant and tal- ley sheets .98
C. O. French, Moderator 6.00
J. F. Simpson, ballot clerk 5.00
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O. J. Blair, ballot clerk 2.00
E. V. Howard, ballot clerk 2.00
S. G. Hannaford, ballot clerk 3.00
J. E. Lee, ballot clerk 2.00
W. E. Ford, ballot clerk 3.00
0. B. Stanley, ballot clerk 5.00
$88.98
Town Hall and Library Building
N R Celley, care of hall $6.50
F A Robie, repairs on tenement .83
A E Pennock, repairs on tenement 7.00
N R Celley, repairs on tenement 1.00
W E Ford, repairs on shingling 6.00
A E Pennock, repairs on tenement 4.00 J Hill, janitor hall, 11.50
F A Robie, lumber for repairs library building 2.72
C O French, janitor
1.30
E V Howard, shingles for library building 13.32
J E Lee, supplies for library building
3.81
C O French, janitor
4.60
$62.58
Police Department
H Wilson, keeping tramps
4.75
Expense of drowning accident 10.45
W F Towle, salary 25.00
$40.20
Moths (Pine bliser) $150.00
$150.00
Fire Department
Geo L Webster, fire warden $6.50
$6.50
Bounties
F A Robie, bounties on hedgehogs $20.60
$20.60
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Damage by Dogs
G LaMontangue, sheep killed 19.70
Geo. E. Foote, sheep killed 12.00
$31.70
Health Department
W W Gould
$40.55
$40.55
Vital Statistics
E R Celley, births, deaths and marriages
$6.80
Fraser
1.25
$8.05
Highways and Bridges
State Aid Maintenance
F D Cutting
$38.02
C W Jewell 10.00
C W Jewell
12.00
C W Jewell
21.50
Dodge, Haley Co., steel for
culvert, Risley gulley
66.69
C W Jewell
4.00
C W Jewell
10.00
E V Howard, supplies for Risley culvert 104.30
B C, labor Risley culvert
77.00
J P Metcalf, labor Risley culvert 25.57
B C French, labor Risley culvert 178.01
J P Metcalf, labor Risley culvert 27.05 John E Lufkin, material
Risley culvert
49.00
B C French, labor 5.50
B C French, labor Risley culvert 197.56
C W Jewell, labor Risley culvert 8.00 E S Underhill, Risley culvert 10.70
Henry Underhill, labor and
material Risley culvert 36.18
D S Stone, lumber Risley culvert 12.17
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Libbey Bros., cement Risley culvert 87.50
Chas Tarbox, material Risley
culvert 3.60
Piermont Mfg. Co., lumber Risley culvert 64.07
E V Howard, material Risley culvert 2.90
B C French, material and cartage Risley culvert
1.75
J E Lee, supplies Risley culvert 5.47
$1058.54
Trunk Line Maintenance C W Jewell, patrol 981.07
$981.07
Town Maintenance
D S Stone, bridge plank
$710.94
Guy Evans, labor
3.00
F A Robie, land for road to Lewis French's
30.00
Henry Horton, lumber
192.64
W E Ford, scaling logs 3.00
H E Morrison, drawing deeds, 3.00
Insurance on lower river bridge 49.50
H E Morrison, saw bill
61.93
B C French, repairs to road machine 1.10
J Hill, water supply
2.00
Fay Emery, water supply
2.00
M B Sawyer, water supply
3.00
E L Stevens, water supply
3.00
Geo Hibbard, water supply
3.00
H H Nutt, water supply
2.00
Mary Horton, land rent
3.00
F D Cutting Road Agent Street lights
$1073.11
2581.82
120.00
$3774.93
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Libraries
Trustee of Library $138.50
$138.50
Patriotic
For Red Cross supplies $50.00
For observance of Memorial Day 35.00
For Service Flag and fixtures 10.60
$93.60
Cemeteries
J W Davis, plan of So Lawn Cemetery $26.28
N R Celley, mowing Cedar Grove cemetery 10.00
Trustees of trust funds, the Hattie P Baldwin fund
for the perpetual care of the Messer lot in Cedar Grove cemetery 100.00
O B Stanley, care of River road cemetery 11.54
R L Risley, bill for work and materials 6.90
$154.72
Discounts and Abatements
O B Stanley, discounts on taxes of 1918 $313.08
O B Stanley, abatements 41.36
354.44
New Construction State Aid
F D Cutting, labor $19.00
N M Gould, supt. State road and labor 93.88
O B Stanley, labor
1.65
E S Underhill, wire, labor and posts 103.65
Geo Day, labor 2.00
$220.18
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Interest on all town notes To Jan. 31st, 1919 $579.35
Town Notes Paid in full
Joseph Lawrence
$700.00
Jonathan Tyler Council OUAM,
200.00
M Ella Braynard
160.00
Althea Stanley estate
300.00
$1360.00
Payments to other Governmental divisions State Tax
$936.00
County Tax
779.02
$1715.02
School district treasurer Bal. due for School year ending Aug. 31st, 1918 $1551.19
Paid district Treas. on acct. of funds for year ending Aug. 31st, 1919 2838.96
Total Payments
$16,123.18
F. A. ROBIE, FRED. A. HORTON, J. P. METCALF, Selectmen.
REPORT OF F. D. CUTTING, ROAD AGENT
For year ending Jan. 31, 1919 .
Received from Town Treasurer, $2638.84
Expended for Town Road Maintenance $2581.82
Expended for State Road Construction and Maintenance 57.02
PAID
American Express Co., ex. on Mch. repairs $ 1.47
Ray E Bonette, labor 39.25
A F Curtis, labor 6.60
$579.35
$4390.15
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Fay S Emery, labor
1.00
Fay S Emery, land damage
8.00
W E Ford, labor
102.00
W H French, gravel and labor
9.50
Geo A French, cutting bushes,
22.00
Nelson M Gould, labor
62.21
W W Gould
8.25
O B Hill
27.80
C F Hill
15.00
S G Hannaford, snow bill
4.50
E V Howard, supplies
14.62
Jonas G Learned
72.25
Arabella Learned, land damage
5.00
Libbey Bros., spikes and cement
16.20
J E Lee, supplies,
9.35
G LaMontange, snow bill and saw dust
23.16
W E Lougee, labor
361.47
W E Mack, labor
31.77
Good Roads Mch'y Co., repairs
27.64
J P Metcalf, team on roller
12.00
J P Metcalf, labor on culvert Risley gulley
13.75
H S Muchmore, labor
3.00
C E Mudgett
24.00
H H Nutt, team work
211.05
Louis Parris, snow bill
8.00
Chas Perkins, team on roller
7.50
P O Perry, snow bill
15.00
Pike Mfg. Co,, dynamite
10.92
C H Rodimon, labor
46.70
Amos Rodimon, snow bill
3.90
C E Rodimon
15.00
N W Robbins
3.50
H W Swain, labor and gravel
90.70
T J Stokes
23.33
O B Stanley, team work
94.50
A M Simonds, snow bill
2.00
James Thayer
.75
Charles Tarbox, 36 loads slate
3.60
Frank Wright, snow bill and repairing road
10.00
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X P Wright, snow bill
21.20
56.25
Geo L Webster D F. Winn J W Wilson
6.27
3.00
Incidentals
15.50
F D Cutting
1068.63
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS.
Unexpended interest on Drown fund $42.66
Pd. care
Int. received from
Int.
of lots
Fletcher fund
$47.25
$1.65
$1.55
George Chandler
50.00
1.75
1.55
James Platt
100.00
3.50
1.55
Emily Tallman
50.00
1.75
1.55
Charles Simpson
100.00
3.50
1.55
Hosea Quint
50.00
1.75
1.55
Mrs E O Mattoon
50.00
1.75
1.55
Stephen Drown
400.00
14.00
1.55
Mary Hunt
100.00
3.50
1.55
Baldwin
100.00
Thomas E Stevens
Burial fund
$100.00
Received Int.
4.00
Paid Int.
Balance in Treasury, $61.86
JOHN F. SIMPSON, Treasurer of Trust Funds
LIBRARY ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF PIERMONT
1918.
Jan. 30 Balance in treasury,
$64.67
Received from Mrs Ames
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