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998 00
350 Fowl
176 00
19 Carriages
1,600 00
Money at interest
2,000 00
Stock in trade
20,312 00
Mills and Machinery
3,950 00
Resident Real Estate
294,108 00
Non Resident Real Estate
197,704 00
602,338 00
Soldiers Exemptions
9,800 00
592,538 00
APPROPRIATIONS AND MONEY RAISED BY TAX- ATION
State tax
$1,463 00
County Tax
1,551 97
Town Library by Law
62 70
Town Library by vote of Town
75 00
To pay interest on school fund note
133 92
School Money by Jaw 1,567 50
For text books and other supplies
125 00
For school house repairs
.
400 00
For Old Home Week observance
75 00
6
For decorating soldiers' graves $ 40 00
To make and repair high ways and bridges 4,000 00
To obtain state aid for permanent improvement of highways 282 50
Salary of School Board and Treasurer
117 00
High School tuition 300 00
Repairs on Notch Road.
100 00
To defray necessary town charges
500 00
For insurance on library books
15 00
10,808 59
Part of 5 per cent used
153 36
10,961 95
Amount committed to Collector
$10,961 95
Tax rate on $100
1.85
SCHOOL MONEY ACCOUNT
Amount of school money for 1911
$2,026 37
Appropriations for school supplies
125 00
Appropriations for school repairs
400 00
$2,551 37
Paid J. A. Smith, Treas.
April 29. Order No. 17
233 21
June 24. Order No. 27
900 00
Nov. 25. Order No. 61 and 62
1,200 00
Dec. 30. Order No. 84
200 00
Jan. 27, 1912. Order No. 91
18 16
$2,551 37
BOUNTIES
114 hedgehogs 22 80
LIBRARY TRUSTEES
Paid Charles Blanchard, amount required by law 62 70
Raised by vote of town 75 00
$137 70
OLD HOME WEEK ASSOCIATION
Paid R. T. Russell, Treasurer 75 00
7 VETERANS' ASSOCIATION
Paid L. D. Bean, Treasurer
Appropriations for decorating soldiers' graves
$40 00
Bal. of 1910 from Town Treasurer 31 25
$71 25
W. L. Plummer, Dec. 30, 1911, keeping 1 tramp 1 night $ 1 00
G. O. Hanson, from Nov. 13, 1910, to Feb. 8, 1912, for keeping tramps, as per bill ren- dered 22 50
$23 50
DOG DAMAGE
A. H. Tilton. 1 colt killed
$40 00
Edward E. Quimby, sheep damage
5 00
Newell J. Burrows, 66
5 00
Stanley F. Quimby 66 66
7 00
Eldora F. Taylor
. 66
5 00
Fees of Town Clerk for licensing 104
20 80
Salary of dog officer
10 00
92 80
Amount of dog license, 1911
224 51
Balance of dog license for schools
131 71
TUITION
Money raised for High School Tuition
300 00
New Hampton Institution, Fall and Winter term Jessie Ambrose 26 67
Tilton Seminary, Spring term
H. W. Canfield
13 33
N. E. Canfield 13 33
L. D. Pettengill 13 33
L. E. Green
13 33
E. Turner
13 33
Fall term
H. W. Canfield
13 34
N. E. Canfield
13 34
1
COUNTY PAUPERS
8
L. D. Pettengill $13 34
L. E. Green 13 34
E. Turner 13 34
W. A. Heard 13 34
Winter term
H. W. Canfield
13 33
N. E. Canfield
13 33
W. A. Heard
13 33
L. D. Pettengill
13 33
L. E. Greene
13 33
E. Turner 13 33
Laconia Public School
Beatrice Foss, 15 weeks 15 00
Pinkerton Academy, Derry, N. H.
Edith McCormack, 14 weeks 14 00
Plymouth High School
Edith McCormack, Charles McCormack
40 00
$322 44
ROAD MACHINE BUILDINGS
Town voted to use balance of vault money on
hand to build road machine buildings
$508 78
Two road machine buildings
321 07
Bal. road machine buildings money
$187 71
HIGHWAYS
Highway money for 1911
4,000 00
Raised to obtain state aid
282 50
$4,282 50
Less permanent highway money
847 50
$3,435 00
Old bridge plank sold
1 00
$3,436 00
SNOW BILLS FROM FEB. 1 TO MAY 1, 1911 D. S. Watson $224 55
Ross M. Graves 169 93
Walter C. Bryant
271 71
9
Ross M. Graves, summer bill, 1911 $711 88
D. S. Watson, 66 684 60
Walter C. Bryant 65 .6
661 77
Ross M. Graves, snow bill to Feb. 1, 1911 83 85
D. S. Watson 66 105 27
Walter C. Bryant
66
66
117 26
Ross M. Graves, housing snow roller
2 00
C. O. Smith, 2 66
4 00
One Road Leveler 18 00
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., 1 Culvert
34 42
John Hadlock, road machine repairs
8 80
Ross M. Graves, freight and drayage on road machines 20 61
E. Merryfield, housing road roller
2 00
Charles H. Foss, " 66
2 00
$3,122 65
Money taken from Treasury by vote of town to buy road machine 250 00
Paid John Hadlock for one Champion road ma- chine 250 00
Raised by vote of town for repairs on Notch Road 100 00
Bal. in hands of town 32 28
$132 28
For repairs on Notch Road, Geo. S. Hoyt, Agt
119 20
$13 08
PERMANENT HIGHWAY EXPENDITURES
Balance of permanent highway money of 1910 in state treasury $15 32
Bal. of permanent, highway money of 1910 in town treasury 38 29
Permanent highway money for 1911 $1,186 30
$1,239 91
10
Paid J. Frank Atwood, permanent highway on road leading from No. Sandwich to White- face 291 84
Paid Samuel B. Smith, for permanent highway on road at No. Sandwich P. O. and West Ossipee Road 648 30
Paid J. A. Smith, permanent highway on road leading from Cen. Sandwich to Squam Lake 200 11
$1,140 25
Paid State disbursement
14 93
Balance in Town Treasury
60 52
Balance in State Treasury
24 21
$1,239 91
CEMETERY FUND
Paid Mrs. James L. Marston, treasurer, for care
of Blanchard Worril and Sherman lots
16 00
Received of D. D. Atwood 16 00
Paid Alonzo McCrillis for care of Burleigh lot 3 00
3 00
PUBLIC WATER
James R. Bryar, March 1, 1910, to Mar. 1, 1912
$ 6 00
John C. Watson, 66 1911, 3.00
Frank P. Plummer, “
66
60
3 00
D. R. Slade
66
3 00
J. Edwin Beede, 1910, 66
5 50
Estate of Lila T. Willis
66
6 00
Moses A. Hall,
1911,
יו
2 50
Stephen Fogg
66
3 00
$32 00
SANDWICH VETERANS' ASSOCIATION
May 30, received of town $40 00
July 30 66
31 25
71 25
April 10, by flags and express
$2 53
May 20, band and expenses
33 00
June 24, J. L. Marston, baskets
1 00
Received of D. D. Atwood Treasurer
66
11
Cr.
5 00
July 20, Mt. Israel Grange, dinners Filling baskets 1 00 G. O. Hanson, feeding horses 2 00
Dec. 31, bal. in hands of treasurer
26 72
$71 25
SANDWICH OLD HOME WEEK ASSOCIATION
Bal. on hand from 1910
$6 53
Received from town of Sandwich, 1911
75 00
$81 53
Paid E. J. Canfield, programs and postage
3 00
Mary W. Hoyt, postage
1 00
Merry Makers
50 00
Prizes for sports
10 00
for refreshments
7 11
bal. on hand'
10 42
$31 53
ABATEMENTS
Anna D. Gordon, exempt
$4 00
Harry Huckins
1 85
Jeremiah Martin
1 85
Levi Martin
1 85
Rosina Smith
2 89
Albert H. Taylor
1 85
James S. Vittum
1 85
C. H. Mudgett, paid in Framingham
1 85
Squam Lake Lumber Co.
25 69
Samuel A. Hill, over 70
1 85
Graham Wood
1 85
$47 38
INCIDENTALS
Daniel D. Atwood, for printing Check List
$ 8 00
W. T. Lance, printing town reports and official ballots
60 00
E. M. Heard, for insuring Library books
15 00
12
F. R. Eastman, for records of sales of property for 1910 $1 00
Leslie P. Snow, for Counsel 7 00
Samuel B. Smith, exp. to Rochester 3 00
Samuel B. Smith,cleaning moth nests from trees on public highways 18 66
D. S. Watson, moth account 34 50
J. A. Smith, 66 6
17 50
W. S. Tappan, 3 moth pruners
2 80
Wm. W. Russell, stationery
6 61
E. C. Eastman, road agent record book
4 50
Eugene P. Wallace, care of Ed. Fogg, board of
attendants, furniture and bedding destroyed Geo. M. Heath, care of Edwin Fogg, two nights 4 00
22 00
A. B. Hoag, M. D., for professional services and taking Ed. Fogg to Concord and expenses 25 01
Fred Tappan, services caring for Ed. Fogg one night and helping take him to Concord 5 00
Melvin C. Allen, helping care for E. Fogg one night 2 00
Elmer B. Hart, clothing for E. Fogg 2 50
Fred E. Bryar, M. D.,examination of E. Fogg 2 00
Ross M. Graves, care of E. Fogg one night
2 00
Samuel B. Smith, care of E. Fogg two days
4 00
G. O. Hanson, Board of Selectmen Feb. 24 to Sept. 1, 1911 42 50
E. M. Heard, insurance policy on Town Hall 15 00
Wm. Heard, wood and stationery 5 00
Irving H. Gray, return of one marriage certifi- cate 25
A. B. Hoag M. D., return of 10 births and 7 deaths 4 25
F. M. Smith, 1 moth pruner 1 15
E. S. Thompson, sawing wood for Town Hall 60
J. Frank Atwood, expenses to Concord to Tax Commission Convention 8 26
S. B. Smith, expense to Concord to Tax Com- mission Convention 8 26
13
J. Frank Atwood, exp. and postage $2 57
Edward J. Canfield, return of three marriages 75
Janitors' service, paid J. A. Smith 5 00
Rent of piano, 5 00
F. M. Smith's bill for oil and supplies for up- per hall 8 26
John S. Quimby, treasurer, for rent of telephone for selectmen's office 15 00
Geo. O. Hanson, board of selectmen to Feb. 15, 1912, 31 50
S. B. Smith, telephone, postage and other ex- penses
5 52
$405 95
GENERAL ACCOUNT
Receipts
State Treasurer Railroad Tax
$263 27
Savings Bank Tax
939 16
Literary Fund 91 74
Proportion of school fund
140 00
Bounty on hedgehogs
22 80
Insurance Tax
15 00
$1,476 97
Rent of Town Hall
46 00
Interest on school fund note
133 92
State portion of highway fund
314 98
Alfred Marston, cemetery fund
500 00
Samuel Chase, 66
50 00
Old bridge plank sold
1 00
T. Amabile, fruit pedlar's license
5 00
Asquam Lake Lumber Co.
60 00
Sherman, Worrill and Blanchard cemetery fund
16 00
Burleigh Cemetery Fund
3 00
Local.Telephone Co., rent of Selectmen's room 1911 7 50
Receipts for Orders on Town Treasurer
12,358 50
$14,972 87
14
Expenditures
School Board
$2,551 37
Bounty
22 80
Library trustees
137 70
Old Home Week Association
75 00
Veterans' Association
71 25
County Paupers
23 50
Tuitions
322 34
Dog Damage
62 00
Public Water
32 00
Town and School officials
620 07
Incidentals
405 95
County Tax
1,551 97
Interest on School Fund note
133 92
Road Agents
3,122 65
Permanent Highways
1,140 25
Notch Road
119 20
Abatements
47 38
State Tax
1,463 00
Care of Cemetery lots
19 00
Alfred Marston, cemetery fund,
500 00
Samuel Chase,
50 00
Road Machine Buildings
321 07
Road Machine
250 00
D. D. Atwood, town treasurer
1,930 45
$14,972 87
SNOW BILLS FROM FEB. 1 TO MAY 1, 1911
Account of Ross M. Graves
Ross M. Graves
$41 60
C. W. Trask
5 80
A. M. Graves
11 46
C. A. Forssens
1 40
Clarence E. Graves
9 00
H. S. Corliss
7 35
Fred O. Mason
6 45
Arthur Skinner
12 35
15
Fred Smith
8 25
Wm. McCloskey
17 32
Chas. Robinson
21 00
Miss L. T. Willis
17 38
C. H. Foss
5 02
Ross M. Graves
3 75
Fred Tappan
90
Herbert Perkins
45
E. Willis
45
$169 93
Receipts
Received from Town Treasurer on Selectmen's
Orders;
Apr. 29 No. 12
164 38
Apr. 29 No. 13
5 55
$169 93
Account of Ross M. Graves for repairs of high- ways and bridges from May 1 to Nov. 1911
Ross M. Graves, self, pr horses, and tools 1 day
$4 25
Self, 6 oxen, 1 pr horses 9} days
92 :2
Self, 4 oxen and tools 2 days 11 50
7 75
Self, 2 oxen, 1 pr horses and tools 2 days
12 00
Bridge plank, 2403 ft
40 85
3 Bridge stringers
2 25
$171 22
36 75
A. M. Graves, self and pr oxen 103 days Self 4 days 7 00
$43 75
S. B. Smith, man and 1 pr oxen § day
2 62
Fred Tappan, 13} days
23 62
Harry E. Bodge, 13} days
23 62
I. H. Graves, 8} days
14 87
Harry Wallace, 14} days
25 37
Howard W. Blanchard, 12} days
21 87
Chas. Skinner, ¿ day 87
Self, 4 oxen, 1 pr horses and tools 1 day
16
S. A. Hill, 3 days $5 25 87
Fred Smith, ¿ day
Alfred Trask, 1 day 1 75
F. E. French, 2} days 4 37
C. E. Graves, 8₺ days
14 87
Leonard Brownly, 7 days
12 25
Ross M. Graves, self running road machine, 3 yoke oxen, 1 pr horses and harrow 2} days
24 37
A. M. Graves, self and 1 yoke oxen 2} days 8 75
Fred Tappan, 2₺ days 4 37
4 37
I. H. F. Graves, 23 days
4 37
Leonard Brownly, 23 days
4 37
Harry Wallace, 2} days
4 37
Howard W. Blanchard, 23 days
4 37
Oscar Vittum, ¿ day
87
C. E. Graves, 1} days 2 62
R. M. Graves, self, 1 pr horses 2} hrs 1.80, self, 1 yoke oxen and tools 32 days 14.00, self 1 day, 1 yoke oxen ¿ day 3.00, self 3} days 6.12, 210 ft plank, 3.58 28 50
Fred Tappan, 11 days 19 25
Harry E. Bodge, 9 days, 6} hours
17 00
A. M. Graves, 11 days 2 hrs 19 63
Clarence E. Graves, 8 days 2 hrs
14 38
H. W. Blanchard, 4 days 2 hrs
7 38
A. M. Vittum, 2 days 2 hrs
3 88
Cleveland Clark, 1 day
1 75
Will Wakefield, 32 days
6 56
Ross M. Graves, self and 1 yoke oxen, tools, 1} days 6.00, 1 pr horses, 1 yoke oxen and tools 1 day 6.00, 2 yoke oxen and tools 4 days 23.00, self and horse .75
35 75
A. M. Graves, 3 days
5 25
I. H. Graves, 3 days
5 25
Harry Bodge, 6} days
11 37
Harry Wallace, 63 days
11 37
Leonard Brownly, 6 days
10 50
Harry Bodge, 2} days
17
H. W. Blanchard, 3 days $5 25
Fred Tappan, repairing bridge
2 50
Alfred Trask, 1 day 1 75
S. A. Hill, 2 days
3 50
E. S. Blackey, ₺ day 87
Erastus Mudgett, } day
· 87
Chas Skinner, 53 hrs
1 00
Will Palmer 15 lbs. spikes
45
F. M. Smith, dynamite caps and fuse 3 94
Harry Atwood, sharpening drills 28
Ross M. Graves, 3 day .87, self,1 pr horses and tools 24 hours 1.00, do } day 2.00, self, 1 yoke oxen and tools 1} days 6.00, bridge plank, 388 ft 6.79 16 66
S. A. Hill, cutting out trees 50
Fred Tappan, 13 days 2.62, 2 hrs .38 3 00
Harry Bodge, 2 days 3 50
A. M. Graves, 33 days 2 62
Ross M. Graves, self and oxen, { day
1 75
Fred Tappan 13 days, Dec. 28. 3 hrs.
1 44
A. M. Graves, 3 days 73 hrs 6 69
C. E. Graves, 23 days 4 37
H. W. Blanchard, 33 days 6 12
Harry E. Bodge, 1 day
1 75
Chas. H. Foss, cutting bushes 2 days
3 50
John Tilton, cutting bushes 2 days
3 50
Granville Smith, 1 day
1 75
Cleveland Clark, 2 days
3 50
A. M. Vittum, ¿ day
87
Chas. L. Foss, self and 1 pr horses } day
2 13
$711 88
Receipts
Received of Town Treasurer on Selectmen's orders:
May 27. No. 18
$ 62 83
June 24. No. 23
367 17
July 29. No. 28 99 90
Sept. 30. No. 41 26 28
18
Oct. 31. No. 46
$118 33
Dec. 30. No. 79
37 37
$711 88
Account of Ross M. Graves for Snow Bills for
Jan. 1912:
Ross M. Graves
$27 76
Wm. McCloskey
6 55
Fred O. Mason
2 64
Chas. Skinner
3 42
Fred Smith
2 28
Chas. Robinson
5 00
H. O. Haley,
1 50
A. M. Graves
9 96
Clarence E. Graves
12 63
Chas. W. Donovon
2 28
Chas. H. Foss
2 28
Chas. W. Trask
7 55
83 85
Receipts
Received of Town Treas. on Selectmen's orders:
Jan. 27, 1912 No. 96
83 85
SNOW BILLS FROM FEB. 1 TO APRIL 29, 1911 Account of Walter C. Bryant
Geo. W. Wiggin
$3 00
L. C. Skinner
4 50
R. F. Abbott
18 42
W. W. Carter
14 55
Chas. O. Smith
44 80
W. H. Penniman
6 10
Leonard A. Smith
2 12
A. E. Carter
10 26
C. W. McGregor
9 75
H. M. Clark
5 70
W. C. Bryant
10 12,
Will Plummer
4 50
E. E. Mudgett
1 12
19
E. P. Wallace
$13 35
F. L. Hanson
13 32
J. F. Martin
13 10
Geo. O. Hanson
7 50
C. H. Burrows
1 87
David Glover
5 02
Wm. Taylor
12 84
A. C. Atwood
15 70
E. E. Quimby
5 80
H. E. Moulton
8 75
Oliver Lee
5 78
J. N. Hodge
90
N. F. Gilman
2 10
Norman F: Hodge
13 87
Geo. W. Thompson
5 70
Chas. A. Thompson
3 37
Arthur G. Thompson
6 37
Chas. E. Eastman
1 43
$271 71
Receipts
Received of Town Treas. on Selectmens' Order April 29 No. 16 271 71
REPAIRS OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES FROM MAY 1 TO NOV. 1, 1911 Account of Walter C. Bryant
W. C. Bryant, self and horses 9 days $36 00
W. Z. Plummer, 8 days 14 00
Harry Wallace, 3 days
5 25
Henry Tibbetts, 3 days 3 hrs
5 82
Erastus Mudgett, 23 days
4 37
Eugene E. Mudgett, 8 days 2 hrs
14 38
Chas. Eastman, ¿ dạy
87
Geo. W. Thompson, use of plow
50
Walter C. Bryant, 183 days
74 00
Erastus Mudgett, 12 days
21 00
E. E. Mudgett, 11} days, 20.12, running road machine, 4 days, 8.00 28 12
20
W. Z. Plummer, 11 days
19 25
Henry Tibbetts, 14 days, 24 50
Harry Wallace, 10 days 17 50
Clarence Plummer, 4 days
7 00
Frank Plummer, 1 day 1 75
Clarence E. Bryant, 7} days
13 12
Almon Hanson, 3 days 5 25
Chas. O. Smith, 1. man, 6 horses 3 days 27.00, 1 man, 4 horses 1 day, 7.00, 1630 ft. bridge plank, 27.71 61 71
Frank M. Smith, 55 explodes .55, 4 ft fuse .10, 3 sticks dynamite .69, 10 lbs. spikes .35, 47 ft. fuse .47, 64 lbs dynamite 2.50 4 66
W. C. Bryant, self and pr horses 4 days 16.00, self and 1 horse 1 day 3 00, Geo. Scriggins 1 day 1.75 20 75
Clarence E. Bryant, 4 days
7 00
F. W. Mudgett, 1 day
1 75
W. Z. Plummer, 3 days
5 25
Clarence Plummer, 4 days
7 00
Henry Tibbetts, 3 days
5 25
E. S. Mudgett, 3 days
5 25
H. A. Atwood 1 45
3 00
S. D. Garland, repairs and gravel 1 70
Clarence Plummer, 1 day 1 75
W. Z. Plummer, 1 day 1 75
2 00
W. C. Bryant, self and man, 2 days 7 00
Harry Burrows, railing bridge 1 00
1 99
C. E. Bryant, 3 days
5 25
F. W. Mudgett, 3 days 5 25
Walter C. Bryant, self and horse 62 days 26.00,
self 2 days 3.50, self and one, man 1 day 3.50, self and 1 horse 1 day 2.75
35 75
Almon Hanson, 7 days
12 25
C. E. Bryant, 5 days 8 75
Frank Plummer 12 days 2.62, 18 loads gravel
2.70 5 32
.
Will Taylor, labor on road
C. O. Smith, pr horses and man ¿ day
F. M. Smith, fuse and dynamite
21
Clarence Plummer { day
$ 87
W. Z. Plummer, ¿ day 87
Jesse Mudgett, labor on road 1 00
Erastus Mudgett, 4 days 7 00
J. Edwin Beede, cutting bushes and railing bridge 4 00
Walter G. Atwood, cutting bushes
3 00
Bert Penniman, 6 days
10 50
F. M. Smith, fire exploders and dynamite
45
C. O. Smith, 250 ft plank
4 50
Arthur Hoag, 1 day
1 75
W. W. Carter
3 00
Bert Penniman, 2 days
3 50
Walter C. Bryant, 6 days
10 50
Erastus Mudgett, 7 days 1} hrs
12 50
Geo. Irving, 7 days 1} hrs
12 50
Bert Penniman, 5₺ days
9 53
W. C. Bryant, 5 days
8 75
Geo. Irving, 5 days
8 75
Bert Penniman, 1 day
1 75
L. B. Hodge, 1} days
2 62
Geo. Hoyt, oxen and cart 4 hrs .60, self 16 hrs. 2.40, self, man, cart, oxen and plow 2 days 10.00, self and man 7 hours 2.00
15 00
W. C. Bryant, self and man 2 days 7 00, self 2 days 3.50 10 50
J. G. Wilkins, 4 days
7 00
James Plummer, 4 days
7 00
W. Z. Plummer, 3 days
5 25
F. W. Mudgett, 1 day
1 75
W. C. Bryant, 1 oiler for rollers 15, 6 sticks dyn- amite 1.45, 20 ft. fuse .20, 12 exploders .12, 1 pick handle .20, E. S. Thompson, 2 hrs work on Burleigh Hill 1910 .30
2 42
Receipts
$661 77
Received of Town Treasurer on Selectmen's or- ders May 27, No. 22 81 19
22
June 24, No. 25
$288 36
July 29, No. 34
58 40
Aug. 26, No. 36 25 99
Sept. 30, No. 40
91 92
Oct. 31, No. 48
45 12
Nov. 25, No. 58
36 87
Dec. 30, No. 68
31 50
Feb. 8, 1912, No. 16
2 42
SNOW BILLS FOR JAN. 1912 Account of Walter C. Bryant
Walter C. Bryant
8 00
Frank Martin
4 09
R. F. Abbott
7 60
W. W. Carter
5 70
E. E. Quimby
96
E. P. Wallace
10 62
Erastus Bagley
10 62
C. W. McGregor
5 56
D. W. Glover
2 04
E. S. Thompson
5 23
A. G. Thompson
11 70
Norman Hodge
5 70
C. O. Smith
25 25
A. C. Atwood
5 60
H. E. Moulton
4 65
O. C. Frye
1 50
D. E. Smith
2 44
$117 26
Receipts
Received of Town Treasurer on Selectmens' or- ders :
Feb. 3, 1912, No. 109
$117 26
SNOW BILLS FROM DEC., 1910, TO APRIL 29, 1911 Account of Daniel S. Watson
Wesley W. Tewksbury $17 03
L. C. Skinner 18 23
$661 77
23
Geo. W. Wiggin
$10 05
Geo. Weed
15 30
E. F. Howes
4 80
Amos Gale
2 50
Daniel S. Watson
15 01
E. N. Jose
1 00
Leon Currier
3 85
Elmer D. Watson
12 38
C. R. Fellows
4 40
Walter C. Bryant
6 50
Wilfred Z. Plummer
6 55
J. A. Hanson
18 90
Geo. L. Gray
8 00
C. F. Brown
16 50
Frank L. Atwood
23 65
Walter S. Tappan
39 90
$224 55
Receipts
Received of Town Treasurer on Selectmen's order
April 29. No. 11 .
224 55
REPAIRS OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES FROM MAY TO DEC. 30
Account of Daniel S. Watson
D. S. Watson, cutting bushes 4 days 7.00, self and horse 13 days 39.00, self 3 days, horse ¿ day 5.88, self 8 hours 1.56 $53 44
John Campbell, cutting bushes 4 days, 11 hours
9 14
A. McCrillis, man cutting bushes 1 day 1 75
Howard Stevenson, 11 hrs
2 14
Irving Gray, 14 days 24.50, cutting bushes 4 days 2 hrs 7.53 32 08
S. F. Quimby, on stonework 1 day 2 00
Chas. L. Foss, self and 1 pr horses 6 days 25 50
Geo. Wiggin, man and 1 pr horses 5 hrs
2 35
L. C. Skinner, 2 hrs 39
Lewis Elliott, drawing plank and laying same 1 00
24
Frank M. Canney, 2 days $ 3 50
Frank L. Atwood, stringers and repairs of wat-
ercourse 1 00
L. D. Bean, 4 hrs 78
Oliver Prescott, 4 hrs
78
Elmer D. Watson, 19 days 8 hrs
34 81
W. S. Tappan, 17 lbs. drill steel 1.53, 10 lbs spikes .40, 5 lbs dynamite and 42 ft fuse 2.42, 2 w. stringers .36, moving snow roller 1 00 5 71
L. C. Ambrose, 16 stringers for bridge 4.00, 26 hrs work on same 5.20, 1 pr horses 6₺ hrs 1.62 10 82
Elmer Elliott, 3 stringers and drawing plank 1.75, 3 hemlock logs to repair road 1.50, plank 22.50 25 75
D. S. Watson, self and horse 92 days 27 25
Irving Gray, 7 days 5 hrs
13 26
Elmer D. Watson, 9 days
15 76
Will Prescott, 4 hrs
78
Elmer Elliott, 685 ft bridge plank, 12.33, labor and drawing plank 1.00 13 33
Chas. L. Foss, self and horses 4 days 17.00, 2 stringers .50 17 50
Oliver Prescott, § day
59
Ed. Bennet, labor on Chase Bridge
5 00
W. S. Tappan, 15 lbs spike .60, 50 ft fuse .50, 10₺ lbs dynamite 4.20 5.30
D. S. Watson, 82 days 14 88, sclf and horse 2 days 6.00, 2 stringers .50 21 38
7 00
Elmer D. Watson, 103 days
18 38
Geo. Wiggin, man and horse, 2} hrs,
1 25
Elmer Elliott, 700 ft plank
12 60
Ira Tilton, repairing watercourse
1 00
W. S. Tappan, 11 lbs. dynamite and 28 ft. fuse
4 68
D. S. Watson 23 days 4.38, self and horse 2 1-6 days 6.50, self 5 hrs 1.00 11 88
Elmer D. Watson 43 days 8.18, 5 hrs 1.00 9 18
Irving Gray, 4 days
25
Irving Gray, 3 days $5 25
Geo. Werd, 2 men and oxen 3 hrs 1 75
C. R. Fellows, self, man and horse } day 3 00
E. F. Howes, cutting bushes 1₺ days 2 62
Wesley Tewke-bury, labor on bridge 50
S. F. Quimby, 3 hrs 60
Daniel S. Watson, 8 days
14 00
Elmer D. Watson, 6} days
11 38
John Campbell, 3 days
5 25
Chas. L. Foss, 2 days
3 50
L. C. Ambrose, repairing watercourse
75
W. H. Penniman, 3 hrs
60
C. Turner, labor on lane and highway
: 2 00
Frank Plummer, 150 ft plank and labor on bridge
3 00
S. D. Garland, sharpening drills
20
D. S. Watson, cutting bushes 63 days
11 39
E. D. Watson, 6 days 10 50
John Fogg, 3 days 5 25
Will Plummer, 6 hrs 1 17
E. F. Wallace, 1 day 1 75
D. S. Watson, 4 days 2 hrs 7 40
D. P. Brown, 4 days 7 00
C. L. Foss, 1 day 1.75, horses ¿ day 1.25 2 stringers .50 3 50
D. S. Watson, self and horses 163 days 49 50
Irving Gray, 15 days 26 25
Elmer D. Watson, 10 days
17 50
E. Hawes, 1 day 1 75
Frank Brown, 3 hrs
60
Leon Currier, 2 days 7 hrs
4 87
J. R. Bryer, 5 hrs 1 00
28 34
Frank Plummer, plank and labor on bridge
3 00
Howard Stevenson, 73 days 13 13
C. O.Blanchard, 1 day 1 75
Amos Gale, cutting bushes as per contract
10 00
Herbert Perkins, 5 days 8 75
W. S. Tappan, 23 lbs dynamite 9. 20, 50 ft fuse and 100 exploders 1.50 10 70
C. L. Foss, self and horse 63 days
26
S. D. Garland, sharpening drills Frank B. Watson D. S. Watson, blasting material
$2 04
2 00
2 00
$684 60
Receipts
Received of Town Treas. on Selectmen's orders:
May 27, No. 21
$212 94
June 24, No. 26
181 18
July 29, No. 33
98 77
Aug. 26, No, 37
66 29
Sept. 30, No. 42 34 78
Nov. 25, No. 52
70 74
Dec. 30, No. 74.75
19 90
$684 60
SNOW BILLS FROM NOV. 15 1911, TO FEB. 1 1912
Account of Daniel S. Watson
Frank L. Atwood
$ 17 75
W. S. Tappan
17 00
Arthur Fellows
22 90
Wesley Tewksbury
9 01
L. C. Skinner
11 20
Geo. O. Bickford
11 41
Daniel S. Watson
7 00
Leon Currier
4 50
W. H. Penniman
2 50
Walter Bryant
2 00
$105 27
Receipts
Received of Town Treasurer on Selectmen's orders: Feb. 3, 1912, No. 101 $105 27
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
John Hadlock, repairs on road machine
$8 80
Ross M. Graves, drawing two road machines Mt. Whittier 14.00, paid freight 6.51, hous-
27
ing road roller from May 1, 1911, to Jan. 1912 2.00 $22 61
C. O. Smith, housing snow rollers in 1911 4 00
Northeast Metal Culvert Co., 1 ingot iron culvert 34 42
F. L. Blake, road leveller 18 00
E. Merryfield, housing road roller 2 00
$89 83
Receipts
Received of Town Treas. on Selectmens' Order
Nov. 25. No. 54
$8 80
Dec. 30. No. 80
20 61
Jan. 27, 1912. No. 98
2 00
Jan. 27. No. 89
4 00
Feb. 3. No. 63
34 42
Feb. 3. No. 55
18 00
Feb. 12. No. 135
2 00
$89 83
REPORT OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES
Charles Blanchard, Treasurer
Board of Trustees of Sandwich Town Library for the year ending February 15 1912 Dr.
Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1911
$33 69
Received of Town for Library purposes
137 70
Received for fees and fines 8 10
$179 49
Cr.
1911
Mar. 22 DeWolfe & Fisk Co., books
11 45
Oct. 23 Book News Monthly
1 00
Dec. 25 Magazines
16 40
Express on books
25
1912
Jan. 6 Freight on books
1 05
Feb. 2 De Wolfe & Fisk Co., books
105 37
Feb. 9 I. Forbush for cataloguing books
3 00
Feb. 13 Rent of hall 1 year to Feb. 1912
25 00
Feb. 15 Balance on hand
15 97
$179 49
28
TOWN OFFICERS
Frank L. Atwood, constable $1 50
George W. Thompson, selectman 5 14
Fred Tappan, constable 3 00
Ross M. Graves, road agent
15 00
D. S. Watson, 6:
15 00
Walter C. Bryant, "" 66
15 00
J. Frank Atwood, selectman 1910 5 00
Samuel B. Smith, 66 66
5 00
J. Alphonso Smith 66
5 00
D. D. Atwood, treasurer 30 .00
Isabel Forbush, librarian 52 00
S. B. Smith, copying tax and collectors books 15 00
William W. Russell, town clerk 39 43
Amos Gale, dog officer
10. 00
Samuel B. Smith, selectman
80 00
J. Frank Atwood 76 00
J. Alphonso Smith, 66
60 00
Cornelius Turner, collector 65 00
Salary of auditors 6 00
$503 07
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TOWN, FEB. 15, 1912
Amount of money in Town Treasury
$2,728 27
LIABILITIES.
Dog license money due schools, $131 71
Unexpended highway money 1911,
313 35
Permanent highway money 1911 in hands of town, 60 52
Balance Notch Road money in hands of Treasury, 13 08
Balance road machine building money in hands of Treasurer, 187 71
$706 37
Money in Town Treasury over liabilities, : 2,021 90
.
29
1
Permanent highway money in State Treasury, $24 21
Due from County for pauper bill, 23 50
Respectfully submitted SAMUEL B. SMITH J. FRANK ATWOOD J. ALPHONSO SMITH
Sele: tmen
TREASURER'S REPORT
D. D. Atwood, Treasurer. in account with the Town of Sandwich Dr.
Received of Treasurer of 1910,
$1,990 66
Selectmen
2,480 45
Town Clerk 203 71
Collector, C. Turner,
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