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3 57
James N. Snow,
2 92
Fred P. Smith,
2 42
Henry W. Sawyer,
2 69
Daniel Smith,
8-03
Everett Vittum,
.1 92
John F. Woods,
1 92
John Wallace,
3 26
George L. Whitehouse,
2 42
J. Wilbur Tilton,
1 00
B. M. Nutter,
58
James H. Tewksbury,
88
Lemuel F. Vittum,
58
$81 16
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
DR.
1890.
Rec'd of County Treasurer, April Term of Court, $432 48
66 Oct. 66 263 86
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for trouble and expense on account of E. J. W. Hayes matter, 30 00
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State Treasurer :
Railroad Tax, $ 22 99
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Savings Bank Tax, 873 40
Literary Fund, 294 25
Bounties on Wild Animals, 50 00 .
1,240 64
Interest on School Fund Note, 133 92
State Treasurer bounty on bear killed Feb. 2, 1891, 10 00 Receipts for orders on Town Treasurer, 11,008 13
$13,119 03
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
CR.
-1890.
April 21, Paid Town Treas. money received for County Pauper Bill, April Term of Court, $ 199 87 Town Treas. money received for Aid to Dependent Soldiers and Their Fam- ilies, April Term of Court, 232 61
County Treas. County Tax, 2,206 30
.Oct. 21, 25, Town Treas. money received for County Pauper Bill, Oct. Term of Court, 176 11
Town Treas. money received for Aid to Dependent Soldiers and Their Fam -* ilies, Oct. Term of Court, 87 75
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Town Treas. money received, Oct. Term of Court, for trouble and expense on account of E. J."W. Hayes matter, 30 00
Dec. 11, · Town Treasurer :
Railroad Tax, ~~ $ 22 99
Savings Bank Tax, 873 40
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Literary Fund, 294 25 .
Bounties on Wild Animals, 50 00
1,240 64
20, Geo. McGaffey, Collector, abatements for 1889, 81 16
1891. Feb. 14, Interest on School Fund Note, 133 92
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21, .: "Town Treas. bounty. on bear killed Feb. 2, '91, 10 00
School Board, 1,803 06
for Breaking Snow on Notch Road, 122 13
Bounties, .60 00
Town Pauper Bills. 1 15
County Pauper Bills, 323 29
Aid to Dependent Soldiers and Their Families, . 320 36
Breaking Snow in Winter of 1886-7, 21 23
66
1887-8,
1 90
66
66
66
1889-'90, .
1.94
Highway and Bridge Bills, 356 39
Bills Pertaining to New Road, Laid Out
on Petition of C.J. Ames and Others, 1,747 21 Balance of Dog Damage in 1889, . ...
... . 23.00
Dog Damage;
104 20
Redemption of Town Bonds, 2,682 16
Incidentals,
· 1,152 65
$13,119 03
STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT, MARCH 1, 1891.
LIABILITIES.
Town Bonds outstanding at 3 per cent., $35,250 00
Interest from Jan. 1, to March 1, 1891, 176 25
Interest on coupons due Jan. 1, '90 and '91, unpaid,“ : - 54 00 Balance due School District of $300.00, appropriated
for purchase of text-books and school supplies, 31 78
Literary Fund of 1890 due schools, 294 25
:
$35,806 28
"The State Treasurer requests no estimate of outstanding bills.
·ASSETS. *
Money in hands of Town Treasurer, .
$
244 25
Taxes in hands of Collector, 1,359 39
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Reversion of widow's homestead and dower in Estate of J. W. Blanchard, 210 00
$1,813 64
Debt over assets, " $33,992.64.
Debt as reported March 1, 1890, $35,403 16
Debt March 1, 1891, 33,992 64
Reduction of debt for the year ending Mar, 1, 1891, $1,410 52 *Under Chapter 58, Section 1, of Pamphlet Laws of 1887, Town Safe and Road Machines are held not to be properly included in the statement of assets ; and our safe and two road machines are accordingly omitted in this statement,
Feb. 24, 1891,
PAUL WENTWORTH, - Selectmen C. O. BLANCHARD), of
H. H. QUIMBY, Sandwich.
W. G. GANNETT, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF SANDWICH.
DR.
March 16, 1890, To cash on hand, $ 597 75
Rec'd of George McGaffey, Collector for 1889, 1,777 30
Feb. 24, 1891, Recd of H.E.Moulton, Col. for 1890, 9,300 00 Rec'd of Selectmen for 1890 County money, 726 34
A.B.Tasker 1-2 fine in State vs. Frank Bryer, 5 00
Selectmen for 1890, State money, 30 64
66 66 money col. from State, 1,220 00 E. S. Hincs, 1 00
$13,658 03
CR.
By paid Highway Bills,
$2,013 66
Pauper 66
662 80
Incidentals,
1,257 42
State and County Tax,
3,426 30
Bonds redeemed,
2,682 16
Abatements,
110 18
School Board,
1,903 06
Bounty.on Bears,
60 .00
Dog Damage for 1889 and "90,
204 70
Coupons for 1889 and '90,
1,093 50
Cash in hands of Treasurer,
244 25
$13,658 03
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25 Report of the Board of Education.
District System May Be Re-established after Five Years.
"Any town, after five years from the time this act goes into effect, may by a majority vote of all the voters of the district, re-establish the district system in such town, and shall there- after be subject to the same laws as are now in force in this state in relation to school districts."
The above is section eight of our state laws as passed in 1885 and unless altered or amended by the present Legislature there is but little hope for the friends of the old district sys- tem. Yet, in presenting this our fifth annual report under the new law, to the citizens of Sandwich we shall endeavor to give a true comparison of the work of the two systems.
COMPARISON OF THE TWO SYSTEMS.
In 1885 (the last year under the district system) the total amount of money expended for the support of schools was $1,487.47 which gave to each of the 273 enrolled scholars an average of 12.7 weeks of school at an expense of $4.94 for each pupil. The past year the $1,509.61 spent for the support of all the schools gave the 251 enrolled scholars 21 weeks at a cost of $5.57 for each pupil.
The last five years under the district system the average cost of all the schools was $1,497.12; the average number of scholars 308 ; the average length of schools 13.9 weeks ; and the average expense of each pupil was $4.44 for the year.
Under the town system for the same number of years the average cost of all the schools has been $1,427.12 ; the average number of scholars 264; the average length of schools 19.4 weeks ; and the average expense of each pupil has been $5.15 for the year.
The wages paid to teachers per month, including board, av- eraged for the last five years under the old system $21.79 and an average of 19 schools was maintained. Under the present system the teachers have received including board, an average
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of $21.58 and an average of 12 schools has been maintained.
From 1881 to 1886 twenty schools were held where the av- erage attendance throughout the year was six scholars or less. From 1886 to 1891 three schools have been held wliere the average attendance throughout the year was six or less.
Incidental expenses for five years under the old system averaged $140.99. Under the new $71.79
Taking into account the difference in the length of schools ; the fact that by carrying a few, the small and expensive schools are no longer maintained ; that by the present system the incidental expenses are less ; and that by annually giving $44.80 in board and wood the schools can be lengthened the same as under the old system :
With the above facts before you the question, is "Which system works for the good of our town?"
SCHOOLS.
This has been an unusually pleasant year for our schools. The furnishing of the text-books and other school supplies has given the teachers and pupils an opportunity to do good work throughout the school year. By the earnest effort of our teachers to make themselves familiar with the new books ; thereby learning improved methods of instruction, our schools have made commendable progress. Special attention has been given to the reading and writing of the younger pupils with success in every school. Children who could not write last May will write a short story correctly to-day. Good results were obtained by the topical method of recitation in geography and history. The written examinations of the two terms show improvement in language, spelling, style of penmanship, and arrangement of work. We hope the pupils will continue the work begnn until we can report excellent results in every depart- ment of our schools. In the spring the scholars at Birch Intervale were carried to Whiteface for about one-half the expense of running a school ; but the parents desiring a fall school to be taught at Birch Intervale agreed with the Board to accept a less number of weeks, to give the wood and to provide a place for the school, and eleven weeks were given them. There was
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no school at the Wallace school house. Those living more than one and three-fourths miles from the nearest school house (by vote of district) were carried, With these two changes from last year we were able to give one week more of school.
TEXT-BOOKS.
In compliance with the provisions of the "text-book law," the text books and other supplies have been furnished free of charge, to all the pupils in our public schools during the past year. The chairman of the school board, as agent, has pur- chased all the books and the town has had the benefit of the liberal discounts made by the publishers. The committee keeps a book account with each teacher. The teachers loan the books to the pupils and are responsible for their safe re- turn. At the close of each term the books are collected and carefully examined by teacher and committee. The books are labeled as the property of Sandwich and are loaned subject to rules plainly printed on each label. The sum expended for books and supplies amounts to $275.71 for the year 1890 or $1.09 for each pupil. Out of the 620 text-books purchased and given by the publishers during the year, 64 have been sold, and the remainder and three-fourths of the supplies are the property of the town and in good condition.
Lippincott's New Series of Readers, Harper's Arithmetics, Miss Hyde's Language Lessons, and the New Eclectic History have been introduced. Each school has been supplied with a set of text-books for the teacher's use. Supplies have been furnished every pupil as his work required ; and in this respect the law will prove a blessing to every town that profits by its requirements. We believe that our town has as good a set of text-books as the present market affords ; judging from the re- sult of one year's work in the schools, and the universal praise of their merits from our teachers.
1 CONDITION OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
The money raised for repairs has been used to defray the expense of shingling and repairing several school buildings, purchasing blackboards and other school property, as shown
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by the treasurer's report. Many more improvements by way of paint, desks, and suitable out-buildings are needed. Money expended to repair and improve school buildings, means health and comfort for the children, saves money for the citizens, and shows strangers thrift and enterprise in the town.
PARENTS.
It is but natural that the old residents, forgetting that the old district system has ceased to exist and that district lines no longer separate one school from another, should feel some- what aggrieved at the discontinuance of the school in their "district" and the transference of the children to some other school. But parents must not forget that, an occasional visit to the school-room, kind words to the teachers, and a cheerful compliance with what the School board deems to be for the best intersts of the schools would promote a more successful working of the present school law, and that indifference or faultfinding retards it. We are glad that twenty-six parents have shown sufficient interest in the welfare of their children to visit our schools and witness their work.
CHAS. B. HOYT, School Board
JOHN S. QUIMBY, of
M. ABBY SMITH, Sandwich.
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TREASURER OF SCHOOL BOARD IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN DISTRICT OF SANDWICH FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1891.
SCHOOL REVENUE.
School money required by law,
$854 00
25 per cent. in addition, by vote of town, 213 50
Literary Fund of 1888, 187 92
Interest on School Fund,
133 92
Rec'd from School Board Treas. of '89,
34 40
Surplus dog tax of '89,
45 50
Rec'd of Helen Davis for 8 weeks tuition,
3 20
" for general repairs by vote of town,
100 00
$1,572 44
TEACHER'S SALARIES.
1890.
June 28, A. E. R. Beede teaching 6 1-2 days at Cen- tre Sandwich Grammar school, $ 7 80
Susie A. Quimby, teaching 8 weeks at North Sandwich school, 40 00
Lillie M. Beede teaching 8 weeks at Chick school, 40 00
Mabel I. Quimby teaching 8 weeks at East Sandwich school, 40 00
30, Alice M. Severance teaching 8 weeks at Fellows school, 40 00
July 2, J. B. Hoag teaching 8 weeks at Lower Cor- ner school, 48 00
4, Albert B. Hoag teaching 8 weeks at Durgin school, 40 00
5, Bertha Vittum teaching 8 weeks at White- face school, 40 00
7, Carrie G. Smith teaching 8 weeks at Eth- ridge school, 32 00
14, Annie L. Estes teaching 8 weeks at Great Rock school, 40 00
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Aug. 9, G. Ella Smith teaching 8 weeks at Centre Sandwich Primary school, 40 00
28, Emma H. Sanborn teaching 6 weeks 3 1-2 days at Centre Sandwich Grammar school, 40 20
Nov. 17, Flora L. Blanchard teaching 5 1-5 weeks at Birch Intervale school, 20 80
Dec. 13, Mary M. Beede teaching 13 weeks at Durgin school, 65 00
G. A. Blanchard teaching 13 weeks at White- face school, 78 00
Alice M. Severance teaching 13 weeks at Fellows' school, 65 00
G. Ella Smith teaching 13 weeks at Centre Sandwich Primary school, 65 00
Bertha Vittum teaching 13 weeks at Chick school, 65 00
Linnie M. Bean teaching 13 weeks at North Sandwich school, 65 00
Nellie J. Goodwin teaching 6 weeks at Birch Intervale school, 24 00
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A. E. R. Beede teaching 13 weeks at Centre Sandwich Grammar school, 78 00
Elmer H. Tasker teaching 13 weeks at Lower Corner school, 65 00
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Mary M. Tilton teaching 13 weeks at Eth- ridge school, 58 50
Dec. 13, Mabel I. Quimby teaching 13 weeks at East Sandwich school, 65 00
1891.
Jan. 5, Annie L. Estes teaching 13 weeks at Great Rock school, 65 00
Total paid to teachers, $1,227 30
TRANSPORTATION.
1890. July 9. J. F. Bodge for carrying five scholars to Whiteface school 8 weeks, . $24. 00
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July 16, James M. Severance for carrying one scholar. 1ª to North Sandwich school 8 weeks, 8 00
Aug. 30, Albert C. Atwood for carrying three scholars . to Centre Sandwich school 8 weeks, . .16 00
Dec. 13, L. E. Severance for tuition' instead of. car- rying one scholar 13 weeks, 5 00
Albert C. Atwood for carrying two scholars to Centre Sandwich school 13 weeks, 26 00
16, Ellen Decato for tuition instead of carrying four scholars 21 weeks, 10 50
Jobin G. Elliott for carrying two scholars to · Whiteface school 20 weeks, 30 00
:
Total paid for transportation, $119 50
INCIDENTALS.
1890.
Apr. 30, R. W.Musgrove for printing 25 school notices ... as required by law, $ :, 50
May 2, Eliza Watts for cleaning Centre Sandwich school house, 2 00
3, Augusta M. Tappan for cleaning Fellows · "school house, 1 00
Maria Perkins for cleaning North Sandwich ". "school house. 1 00
10, Stephen Fogg for furnishing and fitting 1 : . cord of wood for Whiteface school, 3 00
13, Cora . A. Abbott for cleaning Great Rock · school house, 1 00
Arthur F. Abbott for furnishing and fitting 2-3 cord of wood for Great Rock school, 2 50 31, Jane Martin for cleaning Lower Corner school house, 1 00
June 27, Lucy Snow for cleaning Durgin school house, Sept. 8, Charlotte Clark for cleaning Chick school house, 1 00
1.00
Dec. 13, G.A.Blanchard for glass and lock for White- face school house, 50
:
Elmer B. Tasker for repairing lock and for paper for Lower Corner school house, 30
F. M. Smith & Co. for mdse. as per bill, 2 71
Eugene P. Wallace for cleaning out vaults at Centre Sandwich school house, 25
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Nancy Moody for cleaning East Sandwich school house, 1 00
Lemuel F. Vittum for kindlings furnished East Sandwich school, 1 00
20, A. B. Tasker, Chas. W. Donovan and Chas. R. Fellows for auditing School Board ac- counts for 1887 and '88, 7 50
1891.
Jan. 2, E. W. Hodsdon for three quires of examin- ation paper, 50
3, Sally Bennett for cleaning Whiteface school house, 1 00
22, Edward F. Wallace for glass and labor set- ting the same at Fellows school house, 50 James Y. Webster for glass, labor setting, repairing locks, etc., at Centre Sandwich school house, 2 00
Jan. 22, B. F. Fellows for furnishing and fitting 1 1-4 cords of wood for Fellows school, 4 00
31, T. O. Cook for furnishing and fitting 1 cord of wood for Chick school, 3 50
Feb. 2, Geo.S.Hoyt for furnishing and fitting 1 cord . of wood for Lower Corner school, 3 50
B. F. Fellows for furnishing and fitting 1 cord of wood for Fellows school, 3 50
5, Chas. R. Fellows for furnishing and fitting 1 cord of wood for Durgin school, 3 50
19, B. B. Hoyt for furnishing and fitting 2 cords of wood for Centre Sandwich schools, 7 00
21, R. F. Abbott for furnishing and fitting 1-2 cord of wood for Great Rock school, 1 75
23, David M. Merrill for furnishing and fitting 1 cord of wood for North Sandwich school, 3 50
Total paid for incidentals, $61 51
PERMANENT REPAIRS.
1890.
May 24, Emma F. Tappan for material and labor making three curtains for Fellows school house, $ 60
Dec. 13, W.F. Quimby for 2 M. No. 1 hemlock singles also for planing boards used on Whiteface school house shed, 5 25
Daniel S. Watson for lumber and labor re- pairing shed at Whiteface school house as per bill, 7 95
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Dec. 31, John S.Quimby for two days labor and nails used repairing shed at Whiteface school house, 3 25
Chas. O. Smith for mdse. as per bill, 5 15
Erastus Mudgett for three days work under- pinning North Sandwich school house, 4 50
1891.
Jan. 2, Geo. S. Hoyt for 2 M. No. 1 pinc shingles used on Lower Corner school house shed,
4 00
22, E. M. Heard for six 30 and four 28 inch zinc trunks, 29 00
31, Moses A. Hall for 5 M. No. 1 spruce shingles for Lower Corner school house,
15 00
Chas. E. Skinner for laying shingles and for nails and saddleboards used on Lower Corner school house and shed, 7 00
Feb. 20, Chas. E.Skinner for material and labor mak- ing and painting blackboards averaging 3 1-2 by 6 feet, 9 00
23, Chas. O. Smith for box stove and funnel for Whiteface schoul honse, 7 00
E. M. Heard for material and labor making eighteen curtains for Durgin, North Sand- wich and Chick school houses, 3.60
Total paid for permanent repairs, $101 30
RECEIPTS.
1890.
Mar. 15, Rec'd of Chas. B. Hoyt, treasurer for 1889, $34 40
June 21, Selectmen by order, 600 00
July 14, Helen Davis for tuition, 3 20
Nov. 29, Selectmen by order, 834 84
Dec. 20, 66 66 100 00
$1,572 44
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
DR. CR.
To total school revenue,
$1,572 44
By paid Teacher's salaries,
$1,227 30
for Transportation,
119 50
Incidentals, 61 51
Permanent Repairs, 101 30
Balance in hands of Treas. of School Board,
62 83
$1,572 44 $1,572 44 CHAS, B. HOYT, Treasurer,
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BOOK AGENT'S REPORT FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1891.
CHAS. B. HOYT, AGENT, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF SANDWICH.
RECEIPTS.
1890.
April 28, Rec'd of Selectmen by order,
$ 39 84
May 7,
66 66
8 14
Sept. 27,
66 66
142 08
Nov. 29,
66
66 66
15 12
Dec. 20,
66
66 66
32 00
1891.
Feb. 21,
66
66 66 31 04
268 22
24, for book and supplies sold
from Mar. 1, 1890, to date,
33 56
Total,
$301 78
EXPENDITURES.
1889.
B't of E. M. Heard,
Oct. 9, 1 Reader, 1Block and 1 Pencil, $ 35
18, 1 Arithmetic, and 1 Reader, 1 13
1890.
April 28, 3 Beginner's Readers, Lip'ncott's 50
2 Second Readers, . 6
50
6 Third
2 00
8 Fourth 4 00 66
11 Spellers, Watson's,
1 98
6 Intro. Geographies, Harper's, 1 95
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2 School 66 1 .46
3 63
2 Meservey's Book-keeping, 1 52
2 set Meservey's Blanks, 1 52
11 Physiologies, Smith's, 5 50
B't of Geo. S. Perry,
April 15, 2 gross lead pencils,
2 50
4 66 pens, 1 60
2
" penholders,
70
1-2 “ B. B. erasers,
4 50
500 slate pencils,
50
1
5 doz. Copy Books,
26 04
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200 slates 7x11 inches,
8 00
1
300 spelling blanks,
3 75
12 maple rulers, 20
6 Numeral Frames, 144 balls,
3 90
6 Paper Globes, 6 inch, 1 50
12 quarts ink, 3 37
1 lb. rubber erasers,
80
3 reams composition paper,
2 70
6 practice 1 92
Sept. 11, 800 slate pencils,
80
1 1b. rubber erasers,
80
6 reams practice paper, 1 92
39 46
April 18, Paid J. M. Beede, freight, B't of Lee and Shepard,
1 60
B't of Harper and Brothers, April 22, 36 Intro. Geographies,
12 96
120 First Arithmetics, 26 40
132 Second 59 40
30 doz. Copy Books,
24 30
5 doz. Trac. Copy Books, 2 70
29 16
154 92
Discount 10 per cent. 15 49
139 43
April 23, Paid Chas. Blanchard express on 3 packages, B't of Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co.
2 30
April 23, 24 Eclectic U. S. Histories, 20 16 Discount 6 Histories, 5 04
15.12
B't of D. C. Heath & Co.
May 1, 36 Miss Hyde's Language Les- sons, First Book, 12 60
36 Miss Hyde's Language Les- sons, Second Book, 21 60
Aug. 25, 12 Miss Hyde's Language Les- sons, First Book, 4 20
38 40
Discount 16 2-3 per cent. 6 40
32 00
8 14
April 19, 13 Record Books for teachers, 4 66 " School Board, 2 72
5 42
May 19, 36 School Geographies,
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Sept. 27, Paid Chas. Blanchard express on
4 packages, 2 65
Oct. 3, C. E. Blanchard for print- ing 1,000 labels for books, 2 50
Paid C. E. Blanchard for print- ing 1000 stickers for books, 75
3 25
1891.
Jan. 2, Paid D. M. Skinner for 12 "tun- nels" for ink fillers, 72
Feb. 24, Paid freights,postage, checks, etc.
5 00
Total, $275 71
BOOK AGENT'S GENERAL ACCOUNT.
To total school book revenue less $31.78
still in the hands of the town, $301 78
*By paid for Text-Books,
$212 59
Supplies, Incidentals,
47 60
15 52
balance in hands of Agent,
26 07
$301 78 $301 78
* A bill for Readers of not over $25.00 is still due J. B. Lippincott Co.
Books have been given the town as follows :
J. B. Lippincott Co. twelve sets of Readers.
66 Worcester's Academic Dictionaries. D. C. Heath & Co. twelve sets of Miss Hyde's Language Lessons,
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned, have this day examined the accounts of the Selectmen of the Town of Sandwich, Town Treasurer, School Board and Book Agent of School District and find them correctly cast and properly vouched for, and find in the hands of the Town Treasurer the sum of Two Hundred forty-four dollars and twenty-five cents ($244.25), in the hands of the Treasurer of the School Board the sum of Sixty-two dollars and eighty-three cents ($62.83), and in the hands of Chas. B. Hoyt, Book Agent for School District, the sum of Twenty-six dollars and seven cents ($26.07).
Feb. 24, 1891.
GEO. W. THOMPSON, Auditors.
CHAS. W. DONOVAN, S
STATISTICAL TABLE.
Name of school.
Term.
Name of teacher.
Wages of teacher per month
Length of term in weeks.
Number of boys.
Number of girls.
Whole number of pupils.
Average daily attendance.
Reading.
Penmanship.
Arithmetic.
Eng. Language. Geography.
History.
Physiology
Vocal music.
Book-keeping.
Algebra.
Drawing.
| No. of cases of tardiness.
| No. on roll perfect attend'e.
No. visits by School Board, { No. visits by others.
Ethridge ...
Spring -... Carrie G. Smith ..
16
3
4
75 7 7 6
. ..
Fellows.
Alice M, Severance.
20 8 2 20 8
9 11 10 11 10 10 9 6 5 11 7 11 11 .. |10 6 7 13 11 13 13 13 8
6 4
East Sandwich .. ...
Mabel I. Quimby ... ...
.
20
8
7 815 15 15 15 14 12 5 10
Great Rock .. North Sandwich.
...
..
·
John B. Hoag. 24
20 8 14| 8 22 21 22 22 22 22 12 6 . . 22 22
Centre Sandwich Primary ..
.
6€
Albert B. Hoag .
20 8 10 12 22 18 22 16 1612 8 7
Durgin
.
.
*A. E. R. Beede and Emma H. Sanborn .. Bertha Vittum.
20 8 17 12 29 25 29 29 25|17 9 6
5
Fall
* Flora L. Blanchard and Nellie J. Goodwin.
1611 3 2 5 4 5 5 55 4 5
3
3
63 21|3| 413
Fellows ..
Alice M. Severance. Mary M. Tilton . Bertha Vittum.
18 13 5 712 9,12 12 7 7 421 20 13 10 5 15 14 15 15 15 14 8 10, 2
161 6 1 5 4 5 6
Chick .. . Great Rock ..
.
=
Annie L. Estes ..
20 13 9 8 17 15 17 17 17 17 9 10 . . 1
East Sandwich ..
.
Mabel I. Quimby
20 13 10,10 20 12 20 20 20 20 16 9 . . 20 20 13 5 17 22 14 22 22 22 22 10 10 4
464 48 1 412 530 56 1 4,59 72 20| 7| 7|15
Centre Sandwich Primary ....
.....
Mary M. Beede ..
.. 20 13 11 12 23 18 23 23 23 11 6 5'.
.
15 164 .. 2 5 12
Durgin .....
...
Elmer H. Tasker .. .....
....
.
Centre Sandwich Grammar ....
... .
A. E. R. Beede . ....
.
....
24 13 12 15 27 20 27 27 27 27 26 26 5 26
.
305 50
4
7 6
Whiteface.
Geo. A. Blanchard .. ...
24 13 19 10,29 21 29 29 26 22 10 7: 3 1 . .
1'
244 14 5| 4 14
.
.....
.....
....
20
8 3 16 19 16 19 19 19 16 9 12
4
171 12 8, 515 66| 3| S 4 5 41 2012 7| 7
Lower Corner.
G. Ella Smith ...
24 8 9 15 24 22 23 24 24 24 24 23 .
7| 2 182 2 3, 5 8 144 8 7 240 11| 7 5.12 52 7 13 2
Birch Intervale
2013 2 798 9998
4 5
6
138 16, 5| 85 .. 8 411
North Sandwich ..
Linnie M. Bean .. .
...
·
G. Ella Smith ... ...... ..
. . 20 13 12 11 23 20 23 23 23 23 12 7 . . 23 23
............... ......
20 13 17 8 25 20 25 25 24 21 10 7 . . 25
310 98 4 4 7
Lower Corner.
.......
Lillie M. Beede ..
6 411
5
1 1
143 2 4 4 4 4 111 3 8
Annie L. Estes ..
Susie A. Quimby.
8 13 7 20 16 20 20 20 16 10 10 . .
5
5 ..
68 2, 6 4 9 25133 . . 3 2
Chick.
20 8
5 | Spelling.
No. of pupils attending the following studies.
Number of half-day absen-
ces.
17 4 3 3,14
8
* Sickness caused the change in teachers.
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Centre Sandwich Grammar ..
Whiteface
.
Ethridge ..
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VITAL STATISTICS.
TO THE SELECTMEN :- In compliance with an act of the legislature passed June Session, 1887, requiring "clerks of town and cities to furnish a transcript of the record of births, marriages, and deaths to the munic- ipal officers for publication in the Annual Report," I hereby submit the following :
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SANDWICH, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1890.
Name of the Child
Sex and Condition.
1
Living
Male Female
or
2d, &c.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Color of Parents.
Residence of Par-
ents.
Occupation of
Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Jan.
Maiel
...
Living
1st 3rd
W
Elias H. Fogg. ... Elmira A. Beede.| W |Sandwich . . |Farmer .... Sandwich .
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31
.
Male
Ist
66
Fred M. Maek. .. Nellie E. Abbott.
Laborer ....
Tamworth .. ...
Ashland ...
Feb
5
·
Mechanic .. Sandwich .
...
..
.
Sandwich
May
1 .
Female
Male
Female
1st
Aristus U. Grant. Lizzie A. Bennett EugeneP. Wallace May Estes ...
66
Ctr. Harbor ...
July 24.
Male
2nd
HerbertA.Chilson Angie P. Follett.
Lumberm'n' Cumberland, R.I. Stratton, Vt .. ... Farmer .... Sandwich ...
19 .
Male
4th
Larkin D. Weed . Elsie A. Peaslee ..
Carpenter ..
Sept 5 ..
Female
2nd
E. E. Thompson . Eva Smith .. .
Farmer ....
I aborer .... Tuftonboro.
.
Oct
5 ..
Farmer .... Sandwich
·
28 .
Male
...
..
6th
John W.Severance Helen M. Mills ...
Dec 26 .
Laborer ....
29 .
Female
Ist
" . Arthur Seriggins. Flora Blackey ....
Farmer .... Meredith
Sandwich ..
July 28 .
~
7th
John G. Elliot ... Ida E. Rowe .....
W. L. Plummer. . Lizzie S. Webster Elijah S. Blackey Lizzie A. Wade ..
Moses G. Brown. Chestina A. Robin
Farmer ... . Errold ...
P. Q. I., N. S ... ..
66
17 Edith B ..
Minister ... Pittsfield ....
Lowell, Mass ....
Mar 12 Earnest E. Male
3rd
George O. Wiggin Lizzie M. Ward.
John T. Bickford . Addie Beimett ...
II. H.Quimby. . . . Amny M. Clark ...
Sandwich ..
.
June
.
28 .
Female
Ist
Samuel . B.Smith. Nellie Taylor .....
Sandwich ..
14.
Harry O. Hlaley. . Flora B. Tilton ...
Ist
3rd
Alonzo McCrillis. Lulie M. Clark ..
Lewiston, Maine.
11.
Female
Stillborn
No. of child, 1st,
Color.
Date.
.. Sandwich . Meredith Ctr. Harbor
31
·
Female
6th
James L. Marston Grace Stanton. ...
Farmer . .. . |Rochester ...
Aug 6 . .
Boscawen .... Moultonborongh .
(if any).
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SANDWICH, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1890.
Date.
Place of Mar- Name and Surname riage. of Groom and Bride.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
| Age in years.
Color of each.
Occupation of Groom and Bride.
Place of Birth of cach.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Name, Residence, and Official Station of person by whom married.
Jan
2 Sandwich. . .. |Arthur C. Seriggins. Sandwich
. 18|W |Laborer ... . [Sandwich
.. ]Chas. B. Seriggins, Farmington. .. . Rov. G. O. Wiggin,
Julia. A .....
· Sandwich :
Centre Sandwich.
Mar 15
George K. Moulton ..
21
|Farmer . .. . Lake Village.
.II. II. Moulton. . . Mass ...
Porter, Maine .. Dorchester.
Centre Sandwich.
May 28
J. Alphonso Smith. . Sandwich .. .... 34 "
Merchant . . Sandwich
.James M. Smith .. Lydia P.
Rev. G. O. Wiggin,
II. Anna Smith .. ....
¥
Lewis Q. Smith . . Moultonboro' .. Sandwich . Mary E .
Centre Sandwich.
Aug 30 Wagner, Or. . Freeman N. Frye ... Fossil, Oregon . 26 " Farmer
Nathaniel Frye ... Eliza A .
Daniel M. Skinner No. Conway ...
Wagner, Oregon.
Sept 24| Ctr. Harbor. . Edgar W. Smith .... |Ctr. Harbor. ... 35 " Painter.
Mary S ...
. Canada
Sandwich .
Centre Harbor.
Oct
1 Sandwich ... . Frank H. Tappan ...
28| " Farmer
John Tappan . .... Sarah ...
. Sandwich ...
Hattie M. Knowles ..
28 «
Moultonboro'
Jolin B. Knowles. Moultonboro' .. Betsey . .Newburyport ..
Centre Sandwich.
Oct
25
Frank L. Hanson . ..
20 " Vet. Dentist Sandwich
. Geo: O. Hanson. . Moultonboro, .. |Rev. J. H. Vincent,
Sandwich ......
Ida M. Priest ...
Narragans'tR.I. 21| <<
Narraganset, R.I .. . Chas. W. Priest. . Germany ....
Abbie
Placedale, R. I.
..
.20 €¢
Saralı ..
.Sandwich ..
4
Jacob H'. Smith. . . |Moultonboro' . . |Rev. Robert Ford,
Lattic E. Magoon .. . Sandwich .... 35 <<
Asa Magoon . . .. Mary E ..
Moultonboro' . . |Rev. G. O. Wiggin,
Centre Sandwich.
23 4
Dressmaker Moultonboro'
. Jeremiah Blackey Moultonboro' .
Abbie ..
.Aibany ...
Rev. G. O. Wiggin,
Clara P. Cole ...... : Porter, Me. .... 18 "
Porter, Maine.
. Levi Cole . Hannah. ...
Sandwich
Flora B. Blackey ..
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J. A. Hughes, J. P.,
Olive L. Skinner .... Sandwich ....
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SANDWICH, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1890.
Age.
Sex and Condition.
Place of Birth.
Maiden
Place of death
Name and Surname of the deceased.
Place of birth.
Occupation.
Father.
Mother.
Date.
1 Years.
| Months.
Days.
Male.
Female.
| Color.
Jan 28 Sandwich .... Mehitable McGaffey . 74 .... "Sandwich ....
..
W
Housewife . [Tamworth ... Tamworth: ... Amos Neally ..... Anna Head ......
30
Mary Peaslee . .
Feb
5
Ann H. Watson ...... 77
3 Ossipee . .... .
.M
·
8
Jeweler ...
Sandwich ...
Seabrook . ... 'Elijah Beede .. ..
19!
=
Lucy Ann Smith. ... . 56 10. . Stansta, Can .
m
Housewife . Vermont.
Vermont ..... Loomis Miller ...
21
Martha A. Bagley ... 41
9 5 Sandwich . . . . . 124 Poplin ..
W
Sandwich . .. . |Rye ...
N. II ..
N. H.
Mar 3
3
"
Charles A. Smith .....
341
.
3 . . Sandwich ....
..
W
21
Charles A. Gilman . .. John Clark .. ·
63
8
m
Sanbornton . . Sanborntou .. . 'Aba Gilman .... Newington. . . |Portsmouth . . Robert Clark .....
Lucy P. Chase ... Sally Davis ..
May 24
66
31
Mary Jane Gould . ... Francis Coffin .. 91
1 21 Sandwich .. ..
W
Farmer .... |Rutland.
Weare .
Wm Frieze ...... . John Coffin .
Rhoda Hoit ....... Sarah Hareb!in ...
30
Levi Wallace
3
13
Sally Burleigh .
84
Ossipee
..
Housewife . Berwick . ...
Berwick .
. Ebenezer Hodsd'n Sally Wentworth.
Aug 7
Sarah A. Severance. . 65|
3 22 Sandwich
...
Housewife .
=
26
Catherine Ricker .... 75 10 ..
Nov 6
=
J. Frank Webster ....
25| 2 12 Farmington .. M ·
10
=
Harry L. Hanson . ...
17 11 10 Winch'r Mass," ..
Moultonboro. Gt. Falls .... . Ruel W. Hanson .
Vandelia Bean ...
17
Edith May Bean ..... |11| 5|5 Sandwich ...... ₣
24
Ira Marston ... .
77| 1 7 Tamworth .. . 'M .
m
Farmer ... . Hampton ...
Parsonfield .. . Ebenezer marston Abigail Marston ..
Dec 17|
James N. Snow ...... '70 ..
100
"
Blacksmith Strafford ..... |Strafford ..... Stephen.Snow .... |Betty
I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is & true transcript of the record of all the births, marriages and deaths that have been reported to me for. the year ending December 31, 1890.
ELMER B. HART, Town Clerk.
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10
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Parker Beede . ..
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86 2.26 Sandwich . ...
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m
Housewife . Sandwich .... Poplin ..
. Elisha Beede. ....
Sally Flanders ... Smith .. . .
8
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Samuel S. Weed ....
.175 8 14
Isaac Weed. ....
Anna Felch ...... · . David Mudgett . . |Cather'e Philbrook . Moses Beede ..... Sandwich .... 'David Gilman ....
rolly Flanders ...
20
Samuel F. Vittum. ...
64
. Sandwich . .. . M ..
..
S
Farmer .... Sandwich ....
m
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= = :
·
8
..
F
Housewife .
Jun 26
Sandwich ....
Saccarrappa . Levi Wallace ....
James Bryer ...
July
David Bryer ..
851
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. Sandwich ... . Sandwich.
Jane M. Brown ... Ebenezer Sinclair mercy Hoag ...... . John Donovan . .. . Tilton Vittum .. .. Plebe Beadbry .. Farmington . . Geo. W. Webster. Anna M. Hodgdon
Sept 22 =
Sarah H. Cook .. .951
8 10
8 " Farmer . . ..
Stansted P. Q. Levi H. Smith ... Sandwich .... John Vittum .....
Samantha Miller ..
17
Hannah F. Roberts ..
Miriam Peaslee .. Maria Lewis .. ..
Lewis C. Gilman .. . . .
.
81 4 9 . Sandwich .... .. Windham, Me
.
lInvalid ....
Aaron Peaslee ... Sarah Pope ..
W Farmer ...
Single, married or widowed.
Name of Father. | Name of Mother.
. Sandwich ... . Sandwich .... Lorenzo Bean .... Clara A. Vittum . ·
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