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12 75
Albert Gale, filling baskets for Center Sandwich,
1 00
James L. Marston, baskets,
1 00
Balance on hand, Jan. 31, 1918,
5 75
$ 75 00
L. D. BEAN,
Treasurer Veteran Association.
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OLD HOME DAY.
RECEIPTS.
Mrs. E. B. Hart, former treasurer, $ 10 14
Mrs. D. D. Slade, in memory of Dennis R. Slade, 5 00
Joseph Wentworth, collections, 81 63
Town treasurer, part of appropriation, 150 00
$246 77
EXPENDITURES.
Dr. A. B. Hoag, postage on invitations, $ 3 70 George Gault, care of autos, 2 00
F. L. Hanson, painting flag pole, etc., 5 00
Sports, 8 50
Hope Malley, singer,
8 00
Laconia orchestra,
30 00
Frank H. Pope, address,
30 50
S. N. Blumberg, punch, 11 00
Mrs. E. S. Gilman, dinners for band,
13 50
Center Harbor band,
50 00
C. B. Hoyt, for platform, 50 00
Balance on hand, Jan. 31, 1918,
34 57
$ 246 77
JAMES L. MARSTON, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand,
$ 1 04
Interest on cemetery funds, 62 41
Interest on Library fund,
20 00
$ 83 45
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EXPENDITURES.
Whiteface cemetery, Francis Elliott, $ 4 76
Grove cemetery, Wm. Heard, 14 10
Baptist cemetery, Grace S. Marston, 25 36
Library, Dr. A. B. Hoag,
20 00
Cash on hand, 19 23
$ 83 45
WILLIS B. MARSTON, ELMER B. HART, DANIEL D. ATWOOD,
Trustees.
ELMER B. HART,
Acting Treasurer.
Financial Condition of the Town.
ASSETS.
Due from state :
Road construction, $302 06
Road maintenance, 51 09
Road patrolman, 205 70
Notch and Dale roads, 416 31
Due from Squam Lake Improvement Association, 3 53
Due from J. Alphonso Smith, tax col-
lector less salary and abatements, 2,267 30
Cash in hands of town treasurer,
1,035 38
$4,281 37
LIABILITIES.
Accounts Owed by Town :
State road construction,
$201 38
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State road maintenance, 51 88
State road patrolman, 136 46
Notch and Dale road, 358 15
Squam Lake patrolman,
3 53
Schools, dog license, 1916,
67 00
Schools, dog license, 1917,
140 40
Library, for electric lights,
150 00
Old Home Day, balance,
150 00
Snow bills to Jan. 31, 1918 (esti-
mated) $1,650 less unexpended
highway money $162.05
1,497 95
Town hall note,
1,000 00
School fund note,
2,232 00
$5,938 75
Cash, February 15, 1917, net,
$1,350 27
Debt, January 31, 1918, net, 1,707 38
Loss for year, net, $3,057 65
The school fund note and large snow bills account for the loss.
CHARLES B. HOYT, ALONZO MCCRILLIS, JOHN S. QUIMBY, Selectmen of Sandwich.
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
D. D. ATWOOD, TREASURER, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF SANDWICH. Dr.
Received of treasurer of 1917,
$ 2,525 77
collector,
14,571 68
selectmen,
4,779 95
Selectmen, school fund note,
2,232 00
town hall, C. B. Hoyt, manager,
12 54
$24,121 94
Cr.
Paid State tax,
$2,286 50
County tax,
2,691 54
Schools,
3,555 86
Library,
231 90
Paupers,
156 00
Public water,
22 50
Trustee trust fund,
125 00
Trustee trust fund, school fund
note,
2,232 00
Highway,
9,367 36
Incidentals,
2,331 14
Abatements,
86 76
$23,086 56
Cash in hands of treasurer Jan. 31, 1918,
1,035 38
$24,121 94
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE TOWN OF SANDWICH, QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN DIS- TRICT AFFAIRS :
Your are hereby notified to meet at the town hall in said district on the 9th day of March, 1918, at two o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects :
1. To choose a moderator for the ensuing 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 determine the salaries of all its district officers.
6. To determine what sum of money the district will raise for school purposes in addition to the amount re- quired by law.
7. To determine what sum of money the district will raise for the repair of schoolhouses.
8. To see if the district will vote to adopt medical in- spection for its schools and appropriate money for the same.
9. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this 23rd day of Feb- ruary, 1918.
NEAL McCRILLIS, LIZZIE B. GRAVES, ALBERT B. HOAG, School Board of Sandwich,
REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD.
REVENUE.
Received balance of general fund from last year, $ 97 64 Balance of high school tuition from last year, 60 99
Amount required by law, 2,047 50
Additional money by vote, 600 00
Literary fund, 109 44
Interest on school fund note,
133 92
For repairs of school buildings, 200 00
For books and supplies,
150 00
For high school tuition,
200 00
For officers' salaries,
115 00
$3,714 49
EXPENDITURES.
By paid teachers' salaries,
$2,557 00
For transportation, 152 00
For repairs of school buildings, 48 24
For high school tuition,
264 66
For fuel, 97 55
For books and supplies, 188 29
For officers' salaries,
118 75
For janitor service,
80 65
For miscellaneous,
40 50
Balance,
$3,547 64 $166 85
TEACHER'S SALARIES. $3,714 49
Eva M. Bryant, teaching twenty-nine weeks, $261 00
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Lizzie Greene, teaching twenty-eight weeks, 252 00
Ethel C. Smith, teaching twenty-nine weeks, 261 00
Mary Keirstead, teaching twenty-six weeks, 234 00
Grace Angier, teaching twenty-nine weeks,
261 00
Lucy L. Weed, teaching thirteen weeks,'
117 00
Gertrude Bartlett, teaching thirteen weeeks,
117 00
Lena M. Watson, teaching thirteen weeks,
117 00
Bertha Frizzell, teaching thirteen weeks,
117 00
Dorothy Perry, teaching ten weeks,
110 00
Edna Sullivan, teaching sixteen weeks,
144 00
Chas. Watkins, teaching sixteen weeks,
176 00
Mabel I. Quimby, teaching eleven weeks,
99 00
Maud T. Smith, teaching nine weeks,
81 00
Helen L. Vittum, teaching nine weeks,
81 00
Lizzie B. Graves, teaching seven weeks,
63 00
Barbara G. Chambers, teaching four weeks,
36 00
John L. Quimby, teaching two weeks,
30 00
$2,557 00
TRANSPORTATION.
Levi Martin,
$105 00
Gertrude G. Bartlett,
11 00
Mrs. Clarence Wakefield,
12 00
Ethel C. Smith,
24 00
$152 00
HIGH SCHOOL TUITION. TILTON SEMINARY.
Emma White, three terms,
$55 33
NEW HAMPTON LITERARY INSTITUTION.
Albert B. Hoag, three terms,
$50 00
Hazel Avery, three terms,
50 00
Margaret Marston, three terms,
50 00
Harland Farrar, two terms,
33 33
$183 33
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FUEL.
Wood and kindling for Whiteplace school,
$16 75
Wood for Durgin school, 14 00
Wood for Center Sandwich school, 6 00
Wood for Chick's Corner school,
22 80
Wood for East Sandwich school,
12 00
Wood and kindling for Lower Corner school,
14 00
Wood for West Sandwich school,
12 00
$97 55
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
E. E. Babb, books and supplies,
$164 04
Isaac H. Graves, express on books,
3 75
F. A. Bryer, five pencil sharpeners, 3 75
A. B. Hoag, express on books,
1 80
Lizzie B. Graves, express on books,
5 23
W. F. Palmer, supplies,
75
Frank Tappan, supplies,
50
R. E. Lane, supplies,
2 42
W. L. Tappan, supplies,
85
Elmer B. Hart, supplies,
1 52
Frank M. Smith, supplies,
3 68
$188 29
OFFICERS SALARIES.
Neal McCrillis, member of school board,
$35 00
Lizzie B. Graves, member of school board, 35 00
Albert B. Hoag, member of school board,
35 00
Elmer B. Hart, treasurer of school board,
10 00
L. C. Felch, truant officer,
3 75
JANITORS SERVICES.
$118 75
Building fires, etc., $64 15
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Cleaning school buildings, 16 50
$80 65
MISCELLANEOUS.
Emily F. Hunt, rent of room for school-room,
$40 50
We herewith submit to the selectmen estimates for the coming year as follows :
High school tuition,
$300 00
Text books and supplies,
200 00
Respectfully submitted,
NEAL MCCRILLIS, LIZZIE B. GRAVES, ALBERT B. HOAG, School Board of Sandwich.
SCHOOL TREASURER'S REPORT.
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SANDWICH, N. H.
Treasurer's Report Ending January 31, 1918.
Balance from last year, $ 158 63
Received from Town Treasurer on orders, 3,555 86
$ 3,714 49
By paid teachers salaries,
$2,557 00
transportation,
152 00
repairs,
39 49
incidentals,
227 45
books and supplies,
182 04
High school tuition,
264 66
school officers,
118 75
Cash on hand in School Treasurer,
173 10
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$ 3,714 49
ELMER B. HART, School Treasurer.
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
We, the auditors of the town of Sandwich, have this day examined the accounts of the selectmen, road agents, town treasurer, treasurer of library trustees, school board treas- urer, treasurer of Veterans' Association, trustees of the of the trust fund, treasurer of Old Home Week Association and manager of town hall and find them correctly cast and properly vouched and find in the hands of Town Treasurer Daniel D. Atwood, $1035.38; A. B. Hoag, treasurer of the Library Trustees, $51.93; Elmer B. Hart, treasurer of School board, $173.10; L. D. Bean, treasurer of Veterans' Association, $5.75; W. B. Marston, E. B. Hart and D. D. Atwood, trustees of the trust fund, $19.23; James L. Mar- ston, treasurer of Old Home Week Association, $34.57 and we find in the hands of J. A. Smith, tax collector, the sum of $2,367.30, uncollected taxes for 1917.
WILLIAM HEARD, JESSE L. AMBROSE, Auditor.
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STATISTICAL TABLE.
Name of School
Term
Name of Teacher
Wages of Teacher Per Month
Length of Term in Weeks
Whole No. of Pupils
No. of Boys
No. of Girls
No. on roll of perfect attendance
No. visits by school board
No. visits by others
Center Grammar Center Primary
Spring
~
John S. Quimby
66.00 12 13
6
NW
6 16
West Sandwich Chick's Corner Lower Corner
"
Grace Angier
36.00 12 16
7
9
5 4
East Sandwich
Gertrude G Bartlett
36.00 13 22
14!
8
2
4
Durgin
Lena M. Watson
36.00
12 IO
5
5
5
3
6
North Sandwich
..
Lucy S. Weed
36.00 13
IO
5
5
2
2
8
Whiteface
Lizzie Greene
36.00 13 I3
7
6
4
2
Great Rock
Bertha Frizzell
36.00
13
IO
5
5
3
5
12
Center Grammar
Fall
Chas. Watkins
44.00 16 18
12
4
8
Center 'Primary
.
Eva M. Bryant
36.00 16
13
7
4
3
8
West Sandwich
Lizzie Greene
36.00
15
9
4
5
3
Chick's Corner
Grace Angier
36.00 17
14
6
8
4
3 IC
Lower Corner
Ethel Smith
35.00 17
I9
12
7
3 24
East Sandwich
Helen S. Vittum
-
Lizzie B. Graves
36.00 16 21
14
7
I
I
6
Durgin
Mary Kierstead
36.00 16
9
4
5
5
3
12
North Sandwich
Mabel I. Quimby
36.00 II 14
8
6
3
4
6
Whiteface Great Rock
Edna Sullivan
36.00 16
12
8
4
3
Barbara Chambers
Maud T. Smith
36.00 13 12
6
6
I
6 8
6
IC
Eva M. Bryant
36.00 13 15
7
8
Mary Keirstead
36.00 II 8
3
5
6
9
8
Ethel C. Smith
36.00 12 II 7
4
2
4 13
19
Dorothy Perry
$44.00
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REPORT OF THE TRUST FUNDS OF THE TOWN OF SANDWICH, N. H., ON JANUARY 31 1918
Creation
TRUST FUNDS-PURPOSE OF CREATION
HOW INVESTED
Principal
Interest
Balence of In
Come on 'hand
at Begin ing
Income Dur-
ing Year
During Year
Balance of In-
come on hand
at end of year
Feb
8, 1910
William Burleigh Cemetery Fund|New Hampshire Savings Bank| $107.43 .04 P. c.
$12.46
$1.76
$4 76
$12.46
8, 1910
Orrilla P. Worrall
..
=
210,55
3.32
8 12
8.12
3.32
8, 1910
Charles Blanchard
4.00
4.00
Dec 31, 1910
Susan A. Sherman
6.00
Sept 26, 1911
Alfred Marston
500.02
=
74.22
22.92
14.10
Dec 26, 19II
Samuel Chase,
50.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
April 27, 1914
Eliza B. Atwood
25.00
1.04
I 04
Nov
24, 1914
Mrs. James E. Mudgett "
-
..
-
25.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
Jan
3, 1916
27, 1917
Mrs. Henry Hanson
New Hampshire
25.00
.91
.91
16.
Feb
14, 1917
Mrs. Mary Peaslee
..
4
100.00
3.33
3.33
Jan
1918
Mrs. Grace S. Mason
IC0.00
-
1918
Mrs. Emma Cox
25.00
Dec
30, 1912
Erastus P. Jewell, Library Fund
500.00
-
20.00
20.00
20.00
Jan
31. 1918
School Fund Note
Town of Sandwich
2232.00 .06 p. c.
WILLIS B. MARSTON ELMER B. HART DANIEL D. ATWOOD
Trustees
.
-
Amoskeag
-
1000.00
40.70
50.51
14, 1917
Mrs. Nellie Nicoll
100.00
3.33
3.33
3.33
-
4
100.00
=
150.00
Rate of
of year.
Expended
Date of
Amount of
C. H. White
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VITAL STATISTICS.
TO THE SELECTMEN-In compliance with an act of Legislature passed June session, 1887, requiring clerks of towns and cities to furnish a transcript of the record of births, marriages, and deaths to the municipal officers for publication in the Annual Report, I hereby submit the following :
Births Registered in the Town of Sandwich for the Year Ending December 31, 1917
Date
Name of the Child
Sex and Condition
Male
Living
or
or
Name of Father
No. of Child
Maiden Name of
Mother
Parents
Father
Father
Mother
Jan Feb Mar
6| Edna Louise| Fem le|Living I Roxy Maude " 9| Edgar J Male 24 Herbert
White
Herbert E Abbott Newell J Burrows Edgar J Wood
Alice M Gilman Nellie F Hodge
Edna M Langille
Engraver Laborer
Aprli 9
15 Rob't Henry
Stillborn Living
Lewis W Frye James S Rogers Frank L Mudgett
Jane F Hoyt Ida L Rand Annie McInnts
Farmer
July : 8 Aug $ 5
Fem'le | Stillborn Male
I Earl U Hutchins
Florence M Wallace
Laborer
3 Elmer Elliott
Katherine J Edwards Maude L Mitchell
Chauffeur
14
27 Samuel M
Living
George Roland Smith Alice P Davie (She says
Oct
24|Dora F 30 Arlene L
Fem'le
I William A Beane)
Ruth M Peaslee
Machinist Farmer
Dec
3
Male
-
8 Charles J Davis Jesse A Mudgett
Jennie E Sturgess Mary Davis
Farmer Carpenter
Fem'le
3
Edward Bennett
White Color of Parents
Residence of [Occupation of
Birthplace of
Birthplace of
Female Stillborn
Color
Farmer
Sandwich
Milton N Y Moultonboro Newbury Mass Sandwich Thornton Tuftonboro Sandwich "
Tamworth Sandwich Nova Scotia Tuftonboro Somerville Mas Boston Mass Lakeport Sandwich Boston Mass Sandwich
Campton Newmarket Albany Tamworth
17 Charles D 16
=
5
Katherine Holland
Laborer
Nashua Sandwich Newmarket Sandwich
I
Arthur G Th mpson Lulu B Sanborn
Farmer
Harry H Blackey
Farmer
I 3 HWWHENWWWCH
Forester
(if any)
Marriages Registered in the Town of Sandwich for the Year Ending December 31, 1917
Date
Place of Mar- riage
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride and Residence of Each at Time of Marriage
Age in Years
White Color of Each
Occupation of Groom and Bride
Birthplace of Each
Names of Parents
Birthplace of Parents
Name, Residence, and Official Station of Per- son by Whom Married
Mar 15|Sandwich
23
Farmer
|Providence
Tamworth
May 9|Worcester
Mass
Sandwich Gladys Munroe 2I
At home
Worcester
Dec 22 Wayland
Worcester Mass Neal McCrillis 27
Farmer
Sandwich
Mass
Sandwich
24
At home
Arlington
Wm C Woodward[ Providence R I Tamworth R I Lizzie A Paddock Middletown R I James A Gilman Hattie B Davis Charles S Clark Nellie L Brown Walter Munroe Mass Ccra A Nichols Alonzo MCrillis Lulie Clark Henry W Bullard
JE > Coller, Clergyman Center Sandwich
Shepherd Knapp,
Clergyman
Worcester, Mass
Frederic Gill,
Clergyman
Arlington, Mass
M rion Bullard Wellesley Mass
Mass| Mary B Palmer
William L Woodward 18 Sandwich Evelyn W Gilman Sandwich Sumner B Clark 27
Housekeeper
Farmer
Sandwich
-
Deaths Registered in the Town of Sandwich for the Year Ending December 31, 1917.
Age
Sex and Condition
Place of Birth
Maiden
Name of Mother
Name of Deceased
Years
Months Days
or
Color
Single Married or Widowed
Occupation
Father
Mother
Name of Father
Jan : 19 Nancy Blanchard 82| 7|23|Sandwich
Sandwich
Feb 19 Joseph P Clark
87|
23 Moultonboro
3 21 |New Durham
Female Male
Married ..
Housewife Farmer Servant
Moultonboro Sandwich
Moultonboro Saudwich
Nathan Mason Jonathan Clark Meshach Robinson Betsey Sinclair John Goodwin Alfred Wallace
Mary Smith Ann Penniman
Aug 26|Eva G Severance 35 Sept 18 Lydia Thompson 75|10|II
8 9 Sandwich 26
Female
Mill Operator Sandwich
Housewife
Boscowen Sandwich
Casper S Hawes John W Severance John Smith Henry Atkins Albert Elliott Edward Brown Isaac Adams
Ada Vittum Helen M. Mills Eliza J Beede Lucy Coffin Mehitable Ellen Barrett Rayne Maud Mitchell
Oct 4 Luella Mudgett 12 | John G Elliott 15 Joshua Brown 21 Aquila Adams Nov 23 Melvin Elliott
64
2 12
74 2 3 Tuftonboro
Male
Divorced Farmer Married |Machinist WId Retired
England Rochester Sandwich
England
85 4| 4 S Boston Mass
II
4 19 Sandwich
Single
Sandwich Maine
Ira Atwood
Eliza Godfrey
Dec 3
Davis
I
Married Single
Farmer
New Market
New Market
Charles J Davis
Katherine Holland
|Female| |Married | Housewife Wid Farmer Male
Charlotte P Quimby Phoebe
Mar 5|George Robinson 80 29 Sarah E Corliss Apr 15 Edw F Wallace June 6 Joshua London July 4 Ada F Hawes
72 6 27 Moultonboro
60 II I Sandwich 49| 11 | 14 No Carolina
Single
Slaves in South Springfield M Sandwich
Elmer Ellioit
27 Albert C Atwood
73
6
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I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true transcript of the record of all the Births, Marriages and Deaths that have been reported to me for the year ending December 31, 1917
ARTHUR P. MOULTON, Town Clerk.
Date
Male
Place of Birth
Female
Married Wid
70 4 2 England
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Annual Report
OF THE OFFICERS OF THE
TOWN OF SANDWICH
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31
... 1919 ...
Annual Report
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF SANDWICH
- For the Fiscal Year Ending January 31 1919
This is to certify that the information contained in this report was taken from official records and is complete to the best of our knowledge and belief.
January 31, 1919.
JOHN S. QUIMBY, WILLIAM HEARD, CHARES B. HOYT, Selectmen. DANIEL D. ATWOOD, Treasurer.
North Conway, N. H .: REPORTER BOOK AND JOB PRESS 1919
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TOWN OFFICERS
Moderator Charles B. Hoyt
Town Clerk James L. Marston Tax Collector Katharine Flett Bryer
Town Treasurer Daniel D. Atwood Representative Willis B. Marston
Librarian Mildred Blanchard Library Trustees Katharine Flett Bryer Jesse L., Ambrose
Dr. A. B. Hoag
School Board Dr. A. B. Hoag, Ralph E. Greene
Lizzie B. Graves,
Trustees of Trust Funds
Elmer B. Hart, Daniel D. Atwood, Willis B. Marston
Town Road Agents
Walter S. Tappan
Eugene P. Wallace
State Road Agent Fred O. Mason
State Road Patrolman. Fred Tappan
Notch and Dale Road Agent George S. Hoyt Squam Lake Patrolman Ryvers Aingier
Board of Health Dr. A. B. Hoag and Selectmen Supervisors of Checklist Edward S. Gilman Leon A. Smith
James L. Marston
Ballot Inspectors
Edward S. Gilman J. Herbert Ham
Daniel O. Brown Ralph E. Green
Fire Warden Daniel S. Watson Selectmen William Heard, Charles B. Hoyt
John S. Quimby,
J. Alphonso Smith,
Auditors Charles R. Fellows, Sumner Clark
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the inhabitants of the town of Sandwich in the County of Carroll in said state qualified to vote in town affairs. You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said town on Tuesday the eleventh day of March next, at ten 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 see is the town will vote that no appointment shall be made of any agent for the sale of spirits for the year ensuing.
3. To raise money for the maintenance of the library in addition to the amount required by law.
4. To raise money to pay interest on the school fund note for the year ensuing.
5. To raise money to pay the expense of decorating soldiers' graves.
6. To raise money to celebrate Old Home Day.
7. To raise money to repair the Notch road.
8. To raise money for the maintenance of the state roads.
9. To see if the town will raise money in addition to the sum required by law to obtain state aid for the construction of state roads.
10. To see if the town will authorize the selectmen to appoint one or more agents for the repair and patrol of high- ways, and that no Road Agents be elected for the year ensuing.
11. To raise money to make and repair highways and bridges and pass any vote relating thereto.
12. To see if the town will vote to raise money to perpetu- 7
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ate the names and celebrate the return of our soldiers of the recent war.
13. To see if the town will vote to allow the clock to be moved from the Town Hall to the M. E. Church free of expense to the town.
14. To see if the town will vote the Historical Society the use of the house of the late Charles Blanchard.
15. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to pay town charges for the year ensuing.
Given under our hands and seal this fifteenth day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and nineteen.
JOHN S. QUIMBY, WILLIAM HEARD, CHARLES B. HOYT, Selectmen of Sandwich.
Selectmen's Report
APPROPRIATIONS 1918.
State tax,
$2,152 00
County tax,
2,691 54
Schools by law,
2,047 50
Schools by vote,
600 00
High school tuition,
300 00
Repair of school houses,
50 00
Text books and supplies,
200 00
Interest on school fund note,
133 92
Salary school officers,
117 00
Library, by law,
81 90
Library, by vote,
150 00
State road construction, by vote,
1,815 00
State road maintenance,
340 00
Repair state road,
350 00
Snow bills,
2,000 00
Repair highways,
900 00
Patroling town roads,
900 00
Under the direction of selectmen,
1,000 00
Notch and Dale road,
300 00
Ditching town hall,
150 00
Memorial Day,
75 00
To defray town charges,
800 00
Part of 5 per cent.,
798 84
$17,952 70
Tax rate, $1.20. Taxes committed to Katharine Flett Bryer, collector : Polls, 322, $ 644 00
Property taxes,
17,308 70
Taxes added,
22 08
$17,974 78
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INVENTORY OF TAXABLE PROPERTY, APRIL 1, 1918. Resident real estate,
$827,256 00
Non-resident real estate,
279,850 00
378 horses,
53,480 00
81 oxen,
10,656 00
405 cows,
25,434 00
101 neat,
8,148 00
48 sheep,
394 00
40 hogs,
970 00
66 automobiles,
22,130 00
5 portable mills,
3,500 00
13 boats,
2,050 00
Wood and lumber,
56,686 00
Bonds and notes,
5,972 00
Money at interest,
39,026 00
Stock in trade,
79,010 00
Mills and machinery,
27,930 00
$1,442,492 00
Soldiers' exemptions,
8,430 00
Total valuation,
$1,450,922 00
SOURCES OF REVENUE.
Cash on hand,
$1,035 38
From state:
Insurance tax,
$ 18 00
Railroad tax,
221 23
Savings bank tax,
1,396 25
Bounties,
45 60
Forest fires,
7 23
State road construction,
2,798 25
State road patrol,
401 19
State road maintenance,
112 53
Sandwich Notch and Dale road,
265 56
Reimbursed, Bean account,
148 95
$5,414 79
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From local sources :
Peddlers' license,
$ 10 00
Gravel sold, 2 25
Filing fees, 12 00
Rent of town hall,
50
Forest reserve,
7 83
From Squam Lake Improvement Society, 3 75
$36 33
Revenue payable to other funds :
Literary fund, 1918, $ 105 30
Dog license for 1918, 116 90
$ 222 20
Received of J. A. Smith, tax collector for 1917,
2,267 30
Received of Katharine Flett Bryer, taxes for
1918, 17,978 78
$26,954 78
PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURE.
General government:
Town officers' salaries,
$ 724 33
Town expenses, 308 31
Watering troughs,
39 00
Abatements,
157 92
- $ 1,229 56
Protection of persons and property :
Forest fires,
$ 17 94
Bounties,
45 60
$ 63 54
Health :
Health department,
$ 20 00
Vital statistics,
7 25
$ 27 25
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State road construction : State's contribution, Town's contribution,
$3,024 56 2,038 34
$5,062 90
State road patrol :
State's contribution,
$ 412 19
Town's contribution,
209 54
$ 621 73
State road maintenance :
State's contribution,
$ 112 53
Town's contribution,
221 88
$ 334 41
Notch and Dale road:
State's contribution,
$ 265 56
Town's contribution, 207 39
$ 472 95
Town highways:
Breaking roads,
$2,520 87
Repairs by agents,
1,882 02
Repairs by selectmen,
825 84
$5,228 73
Squam Lake Improvement Association : Association's contribution, $ 3 75
Town's contribution, 3 35
$ 7 10
Education : Library,
$ 231 90
Charities :
Tramps,
$ 18 44
Board Alonzo Carter,
156 00
$ 174 44
Patriotic purposes :
Memorial Day, $ 75 00
Old Home Day,
91 50
$ 166 50
9
Interest :
Temporary loan,
Town hall note and interest,
$1,115 88
Interest on loan,
82 53
Ditching town hall,
150 00
$1,348 41
State tax,
$2,152 00
County tax,
2,691 54
$4,843 54
School account,
$3,761 12
State road maintenance :
Paid to Walter S. Tappan,
$ 99 75
$23,673 83
Cash in hands of treasurer,
3,280 95
$26,954 78
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mildred Blanchard, librarian,
$ 120 00
John S. Quimby, selectman,
100 00
William Heard, selectman,
95 00
Charles B. Hoyt, selectman,
95 00
Katharine Flett Bryer, collector,
99 00
James L. Marston, for supervisors,
72 00
Daniel D. Atwood, treasurer,
40 00
Arthur P. Moulton, town clerk,
35 31
James L. Marston, town clerk,
11 77
Walter S. Tappan, road agent,
15 00
Eugene P. Wallace, road agent,
15 00
Samuel B. Smith, road agent,
8 75
Eugene E. Mudgett, dog officer,
10 00
D. D. Atwood, for auditors,
7 50
$ 724 33
10
TOWN EXPENSES.
William W. Russell, supplies, $ 5 00
B. C. Snyder, 500 reports, ballots and tax bills, 69 00
Mrs. E. S. Gilman, housing stage coach, 3 years, 15 00
Ralph E. McNeal, damage to automobile, 8 00
James T. Adams, safe, snow plow and ladder, 11 50
Edson C. Eastman, invoice record book,
19 00
Edson C. Eastman, tax book,
2 54
E. M. Heard, insurance on library 3 years,
88 79
Charles B. Hoyt, express,
1 05
George S. Hoyt, and help moving safe,
9 00
William Heard, time and expense to Concord,
12 04
John S. Quimby, time and expense to Concord,
8 04
William Heard, supplies, 16 90
William Heard, use of auto to Meredith,
4 00
William W. Russell, lamp mantles,
4 50
John S. Quimby, recording tax and collector's book, 15 00
Telephone rent tolls,
18 95
$ 308 31
PUBLIC WATERING TROUGHS.
Mrs. D. D. Slade, March 1, 1918, to March 1, 1919, $ 3 00
Moses A. Hall, March 1, 1918, to March 1, 1919, 2 50
Larkin D. Weed, March 1, 1916, to March 1, 1919, 9 00
Wilfred Z. Plummer, March 1, 1918, to March 1, 1919, 3 00
Charles O. Smith, March 1, 1916, to March 1, 1919, 9 00
Frank A. Bryer, March 1, 1914, to March 1, 1919, 12 50
$ 39 00
BOUNTIES.
Lewis C. Elliott, three bears,
$ 15 00
Selectmen, 153 hedgehogs, 30. 60
$ 45 60
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FOREST FIRES.
Daniel S. Watson, help fighting fires, $ 9 69
Daniel S. Watson, issuing 33 fire permits,
8 25
$ 17 94
ABATEMENTS.
Silas Bickford, paid in Tamworth,
$ 2 00
Harry Blackey,
1 20
J. S. Bryan,
3 00
Fred E. Bryar,
2 00
Archibald Coolidge,
43 95
Chansellor S. Ethridge,
2 00
Elliott L. Fisher, paid in Albany,
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