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From January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946
Town : Arthur H. Cutler Lester Ellsworth Old Age Assistance
$480.00
149.10 557.17
Cash on hand, December 31, 1946
$1,186.27 $76.21
$1,262.48
Orders drawn on Selectmen
$1,250.00
Cash on hand, December 31, 1945
12.48
$1,262.48
Respectfully submitted, FLORENCE E. STEBBINS, Overseer of Poor.
We have examined the above report and find same correct and properly vouched.
WALLACE B. COATES, JR. RUSSELL E. WHITE, Auditors.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TOWN OF RINDGE . IN CHESHIRE COUNTY
For the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1946
Certificate
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.
WILLIAM S. CLEAVES, SIDNEY B. FITZGERALD, DOUGLAS B. COATES, Selectmen.
ROLAND C. GODDARD, Treasurer.
Assets
Cash:
In hands of Treasurer
$8,155.55
Accounts Due to the Town:
Due from State : Bounties
100.00
Uncollected Taxes :
(a) Levy of 1946
6,036.50
(b) Levy of 1945
79.40
(c) Levy of 1944
29.28
(d) Previous Years
43.92
Poll Taxes
188.00
Total Assets
$14,632.65
Grand Total
$14,632.65
Net Surplus, December 31, 1945
4,876.94
Net Surplus, December 31, 1946
5,186.72
Increase of Surplus
309.78
Liabilities 3
Accounts Owed by the Town: Due State, Charles Todd Fire
$ 226.93
Due to School Districts:
(a) Dog Licenses
207.00
(b) Balance of Appropriation Total Liabilities
9,012.00
$ 9,445.93
Excess of Assets over Liabilities (Surplus)
5,186.72
Grand Total
$14,632.65
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RECEIPTS
Current Revenue:
From Local Taxes: (Collected and remitted to Treasurer)
1. Property taxes, current year $28,821.53
2. Poll taxes, current year, regular at $2 426.00
3. National Bank Stock Taxes
25.00
4. Total of current year's taxes collected and remitted
$29,272.53
5. Property taxes, previous years
4,755.60
8. Interest received on taxes
121.06
9. Tax sales redeemed 69.87
From State:
Duncan Act
$ 221.00
11. Interest and dividend tax
606.74
12. Railroad tax
175.45
13. Savings bank tax
132.31
15. Reimbursement a/c State and Federal forest lands
99.69
17.
Fighting forest fires
24.10
18. Bounties 55.00
From Local Sources, Except Taxes : Sale History of Rindge
4.00
21.
Dog licenses
207.00
22. Business licenses and permits 21.50
23. Nomination fees 9.00
24. Rent of town property, truck hire
89.50
25. Plowing snow
9.00
26. Charles Todd forest fire
550.00
27. Plowing driveways
72.00
28. Weighing fees
8.25
29. Registration of motor vehicles, 1946 Permits
814.05
Sale of steel rims
10.00
Use of forest fire pump
6.00
Road tar and labor
374.68
Sale of Solvay
13.50
3,502.77
Total Current Revenue Receipts
$37,721.83
Receipts Other than Current Revenue: 30. Temporary loans in anticipa- tion of taxes during year
$8,000.00
Trustees of Trust Funds 179.00
Refund from Electric Dept.
a/c new truck accessories 310.80
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Reimbursement from Estate of Fred Leighton 84.07
Total Receipts Other than Current Revenue 8,573.87
Total Receipts From All Sources $46,295.70
Cash on hand January 1, 1946
7,808.01
Grand Total $54,103.71
PAYMENTS
Current Maintenance Expenses :
General Government: 1
1. Town officer's salaries $ 1,150.44
2. Town officer's expenses 1,282.13
3. Election and registration expenses 196.20
5. Expenses town hall and other town buildings 127.98
Protection of Persons and Property :
6. Police department
7. Fire department, including forest fires 1,158.24
9. Bounties
100.00
Health :
11. Health department 38.48
12. Vital statistics 12.95
Highways and Bridges: Brush cutting 361.17
Oil and Solvay
2,207. 50
903.91
14. Town Road Aid
15. Town Maintenance (Summer - $5,515.97)
10,148.72
(Winter - $4,632.75)
1,000.00
16. Street lighting
17. General Expenses of Highway 166.15
Department
Accessories for new truck 307.69
500 .. 00
18. Libraries
Public Welfare:
20. Town poor 1,250.00
Refund withholding tax overcharge 15.31
Patriotic Purposes:
22. Memorial Day 190.30
501.64
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Recreation :
24. Parks and playgrounds 225.02
Public Service Enterprises :
26. Markets and public scales 10.00
27. Cemeteries 333.95
Unclassified : Planning Board 51.00
29. Damages and legal expenses 154.40
30. Advertising and Regional Associations 108.00
31. Taxes bought by town 39.15
32. Discounts, Abatements and Refunds 51.00
Total Current Maintenance Expenses $22,591.33
Interest:
34. Paid on long term notes $ 106.00
Indebtedness :
45. Payments on temporary loans in anticipation of taxes 8,000.00
Payments to Other Governmental Divisions :
52. Taxes paid to County 2,019.43
54. Payments to School Districts 13,231.40
23,356.83
Total Payments for All Purposes
$45,948.16
Cash on hand December 31, 1946
8,155.55
Grand Total
$54,103.71
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS
Detail No. 1 Town Officers' Salaries
William S. Cleaves, Selectman
$178.20
Sidney B. Fitzgerald, Selectman
165.00
Douglas B. Coates, Selectman
287.24
Roland C. Goddard, Town Clerk and Treasurer
250.00
Florence E. Stebbins, Tax Collector
and Overseer of Poor
217.40
Wallace B. Coates, Jr., Auditor
25.00
Russell E. White, Auditor
15.00
Alice L. Morgan, Trustee of Trust Funds.
12.60
$ 1,150.44
Detail No. 2 Town Officers' Expenses
William S. Cleaves, mileage and expense Sidney B. Fitzgerald, mileage and expense Douglas B. Coates, mileage and expense Roland C. Goddard, auto permits and expense
102.79
Florence E. Stebbins, Tax Collector and Overseer, mileage and expense
38.98
Wallace B. Coates, Jr., supplies
6.69
Martha Hale, Clerk
45.00.
Edith S. Fitzgerald, liability insurance
107.59
Roland C. Goddard, insurance on tractor
30.00
Hatton Press, town reports
185.00
Perry Thrasher, stamped envelopes for inventories
9.68
Hatton Press, printing envelopes
2.50
Wheeler & Clark, rubber stamp
1.33
Edith S. Fitzgerald, bonds and fire truck insurance
82.00
Edith S. Fitzgerald, Tax Collector's bond
30.00
Esther G. Bennett, deceased real estate list
. 60
Monadnock National Bank, safety
deposit box 6.00
Winfield M. Chaplin, real estate transfer cards
30.60
Hatton Press, supplies
5.50
Perry Thrasher, tax collector's envelopes
33.48
Hatton Press, printing envelopes
3.00
Edith S. Fitzgerald, liability insurance
38.25
C. G. Caywood, M.D., medical services
10.00
$ 51.68
23.05
123.86
.
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Edith S. Fitzgerald, insurance on new truck
74.50
Hatton Press, tax bills.
8.00
New Hampshire Assessor's Association dues
2.00
F. C. Sweeney, M.D., medical services
10.00
Winfield M. Chaplin, tax sale mort- gage list 1.00
Fredabelle H. Flagg, typing
25.50
Hatton Press, printing tax books
166.50
Chase's Book Store, supplies
23.05
Winfield M. Chaplin, register of deeds
4.00
1,282.13
Detail No. 3 Election and Registration
Harold H. Rice,moderator
$ 7.50
Karl J. Brummer, ballot inspector
19.20
Wilbur Tenney, ballot inspector
19.20
Marcus M. Cleaves, ballot inspector
19.20
Elwyn C. Jewell, ballot inspector
25.80
Arthur H. Wetherbee, supervisor
38.10
Fredabelle H. Flagg, supervisor
25.95
Ralph E. Hale, supervisor
33.00
Transcript Printing Co., ballots
8.25
$196.20
Detail No. 4 Town Hall
Roland C. Goddard, janitor Roland C. Goddard, Jr., wood
$100.00
5.00
Louis L. Stebbins, services
1.00
Thomas Penttila, cleaning stove pipe
4.00
Everett B. Teague, kindling wood
.75
Goodnow Bros., supplies
3.19
E. A. Fuller, supplies
2.04
Rindge Electric Light Dept., lighting
12.00
$127.98
Detail No. 5 Police Department
John B. Crosby, Jr., Chief, service and expense
$216.28
Ernest L. Goodall, service and expense 97.73
Sidney R. Flagg, service and expense 7.10
Milan E. Robbins, service and expense 38.54
Harold E. Savage, service and expense
28.16
Richard T. Rice, service and expense 28.50
Edgar L. Dolloff, service and expense 22.28
Frank Patterson, special duty 5.00
1
30
Robert Bunce, special duty 5.00
Leon Jackson, special duty 5.00
V. H. Blackington & Co., police badges 5.87
Fred M. Batchelder Co., supplies
7.50
Hatton Press, supplies
9.00
W. S. Darley & Co., supplies
3.43
Ralph I. Baldwin, printing
4.00
Cobleigh Clothing Co., altering
18.25
$501.64
Detail No. 6 Fire Department
Sidney B. Fitzgerald, fire bills
$ 70.64
Douglas B. Coates, fire bill
1.80
Edith S. Fitzgerald, fire truck insurance
7.50
Hope Rubber Co., fire hose
250.88
New Hampshire Forestry Department, canteens and pumps 41.50
Edith S. Fitzgerald, insurance
140.00
New Hampshire Forestry Dept., supplies
4.05
R. E. Hammond and D. J. Smith,
body on fire truck
42.10
Edith S. Fitzgerald, insurance on fire truck
38.45
Ralph E. Hale, fire truck maintenance
98.82
Rindge Fire Company, firemen's pay
280.00
Harris H. Rice, storage of fire engine
182.50
. $1,158.24
Detail No. 7 Bounties
Sidney B. Fitzgerald
$100.00
$100.00
Detail No. 8 Vital Statistics
Roland C. Goddard, services
$ 12.95
$12.95
Detail No. 9 Health Department
Ralph L. Hoyt
$ 38.48
$38.48
Detail No. 10 Highway Department
Town maintenance-Summer
$5,515.97
Town maintenance-Winter 4,632.75
361.17
Brush cutting
2,207.50
Oil and solvay
31
Town Road Aid Street lighting
903.91
1,000.00
General expenses of Highway Dept.
166.15
$14,787.45
Detail No. 11 Town Poor
· Florence E. Stebbins, overseer $1,250.00
$1,250.00
Detail No. 12 Libraries
Trustees Ingalls Memorial Library $500.00
$500.00
Detail No. 13 Patriotic Purposes
Memorial Day expenses
$190.30
$190.30
Detail No. 14 Parks and Playgrounds
George C. Todd, care of common
$ 69.49
E. A. Fuller, supplies 2.03
Herbert C. Crowell, care of common
53.50
Arthur H. Wetherbee, care of
West Rindge Common
100.00
$225.02
Detail No. 15 Public Scales
Herbert C. Crowell, public weigher
$10.00
$10.00
Detail No. 16 Regional Associations
Monadnock Region Association $108.00
$108.00
Detail No. 17 Cemeteries
Orville D. Burt, services
$154.95
$154.95
Detail No. 18 Interest on Long Term Notes
Trustees Ingalls Memorial Library, library note $100.00
Mrs. George C. Todd, treasurer Jones Fund note 6.00
$106.00
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Detail No. 19 Legal Expenses Orville E. Cain, services
$154.40
$154.40
Detail No. 20 Taxes Bought by Town
Florence E. Stebbins, September tax sale $39.15
$39.15
Detail No. 21 Planning Board
Roy M. Pickard, legal services
$31.00
Phillip H. Faulkner, legal services 20.00
$51.00
Detail No. 22 Taxes Paid County
County tax
$2,019.43
$2,019.43
Detail No. 23 Abatements and Refunds
Tax abatements $51.00
Cecil Todd, overcharge on withholding tax 15.31
$66.31
Detail No. 24 Payments to School District
Florence E. Stebbins, treasurer, balance of 1946 appropriation and part of 1947 appropriation $13,000.00
Florence E. Stebbins, treasurer, 1945 dog taxes 231.40
$13,231.40
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REPORT OF HIGHWAY AGENT
Summer Maintenance
George C. Todd, foreman
$761.25
George C. Todd, man and truck
1,278.25
George C. Todd, mileage
88.88
Harold Todd, labor
54.00
Konsta Penttila, labor
737.25
Harold Savage, labor
459.75
Joseph Butterfield, labor
126.00
Kermit Winship, labor
14.25
Walter Lafreniere, labor
39.00
Ernest Willett, labor
51.00
Lesley Thrasher, labor
12.00
Milan Robbins, labor
135.75
Frederick Tacy, labor
124.55
John Pangborn, labor
137.25
Henry Belletete, man and truck
258.00
Lee's Service, welding
32.00
Berger Metal Culvert Co.
26.99
C. A. Folsom
3.25
Files & O'Keefe Co.
31.55
Ray Road Equipment
40.10
Bibeau Hardware Co.
2.85
G. C. Todd, telephone and postage
12.68
G. C. Todd, gas, oil, misc
165.53
Gilmore Hardware Co.
6.30
Todd & Savage, loader
661.50
Anderson Auto Body Co.
28.50
E. Murdock Co., gravel
20.60
Alfred B. Todd and truck
81.00
Dyer Sales & Machinery Co.
32.30
N. E. Metal Culvert Co.
30.50
.
-$5,452.83
Snow Removal
George C. Todd, foreman
$369.25
George C. Todd, man and truck
1,314.50
George C. Todd, mileage
32.24
George C. Todd, gas and oil
37.93
Harold Savage, labor
160.50
Cecil Todd, labor
347.50
Konsta Penttila, labor
420.80
Frederick J. Tacy, labor
145.65
Lesley Thrasher, labor
1.30
Alfred B. Todd and truck
7.00
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Alfred Marcotte and truck Judson Cutler, tractor Dennis Stoddard, plowing G. C. Todd, Misc. Brighton Steel Co.
21.90
195.00
140.53
31.72
H. F. Davis Tractor Co.
357.88
O. B. Pierce Co.
3.45
Jason Sawyer, plowing
18.00
James McGregor, welding
26.50
Anderson Auto Body, welding
26.40
H. H. McClure, gas
10.07
Earl Whitehead, gas
7.96
Lester Ellsworth, labor
6.00
Bibeau Hardware Co.
3.22
Files & O'Keefe Co.
11.42
E. A. Fuller, gas
83.66
Todd & Savage, loader
85.75
Lee's Service, welding
121.50
Wade Motors
15.10
Railway Express
3.47
Ray Road Equipment
417.32
L. L. Stebbins
11.45
Gilmore Hardware Co.
1.00
Southwestern Petroleum Co.
95.06
$4,879.48
. Less refund of Withholding Taxes, Overcollected
$15.31
- $4,864.17
Road Oil and Solvay
State of New Hampshire, cholride
$210.70
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., oil
1,877.30
-
Trimount Bituminous Products Co., stickwet
43.50
Keene Grain Co., salt
76.00
$2,207.50
Cutting Brush
George C. Todd, foreman
$13.50
Milan Robbins, labor
13.50
Konsta Penttila, labor
45.75
John Pangborn, labor
6.75
Harold Savage, labor
32.25
Frederick Tacy, labor
34.40
Martin Seppala and tractor
214.49
Don Eaves
6.48
$367.12
74.64
R. C. Hazelton Co.
273.81
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NOTE: All payments for labor include Withholding Tax.
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE C. TODD, Road Agent.
We have examined the above account and find same correctly cast and well vouched.
WALLACE B. COATES, JR. RUSSELL E. WHITE Auditors
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
For the Year Ending December 31, 1946
Common complaints.
30
Breaking, Entering and Larceny.
6
Larceny
2
Value of Property Stolen
$455.00 36
Public Gatherings and Traffic Duty.
1
Persons Reported Missing
2
Disturbing the Peace.
2
Investigating Suspicious Persons
3
Assisting Other Departments.
3
Automobile Accidents.
25
Arrests Made by Department
Drunkeness
3
Arrests for Violations of Motor Vehicle Law
6
Driving So As to Endanger
2
Leaving Scene of Accident After Causing Property Damage.
3
Speeding
1
Defective Equipment.
1
Committed to State Hospital.
4
Investigating Shooting
9
Serving Summons for Other Departments
Driving Under Influence of Liquor.
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REPORT OF THE FOREST FIRE WARDEN
HELP YOUR FOREST FIRE WARDEN PREVENT FIRES - IT PAYS !
Prevention is one of the most important phases of all fire effort. This is particularly true of forest fire control work. Pre- venting forest fires preserves valuable forest growth and other property, conserves man power and permits their use in pro- ductive channels, saves taxpayers' money and conserves fire fighting equipment.
The prevention of forest fires is the most important and diffi- cult part of the work of your forest fire warden who heads a local organization set up primarily for the security of your com- munity's forest property. Appointed by the State Forester, upon recommendation of the Selectmen, he is charged by law with the responsibility of local administration of forest fire laws, fire prevention and suppression. In his work he is aided by deputy forest fire wardens who, in emergency, may assume his power and authority. The warden is guided in his work by instructions received from the State Forester and by the District Fire Chief who represents the State Forester.
The importance and value of the work of the forest fire warden and his deputies is, perhaps, best appreciated during hazardous periods when fire danger is greatest. The public, however, looks to him at all times for speedy and economical suppression of going fires.
To properly fulfill his mission, the warden needs the generous and understanding cooperation of the public at large. He at- tempts to secure this cooperation by the posting of caution notices, news items and by word of mouth, always carefully explaining the necessity of restrictions imposed. In the matter of giving cooperation, however, the public often fails. The record shows that an average of 7,300 acres of woodland are burned over by forest fires in New Hampshire each year. Analysis of fire causes reveal the fact that more than 98 percent of all forest fires are, consistently, the result of human carelessness and are preventable.
The careless smoker fails to properly extinguish his cigar, cigarette or pipe ashes or thoughtlessly throws them from the car window; the debris burner fails or refuses to consult the warden, as the law requires when the ground is not covered with snow, before attempting to burn; campers fail to properly ex- tinguish their fires or frequently build fires when conditions are unfavorable.
The elimination of human causes from the forest fire problem
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is the answer. This is not as difficult of accomplishment as it might appear at first glance. Let each one who reads this -
1. Use ordinary common sense with fire in and near woodland.
2. Comply with requirements on the use of fire in and near woodland and when the ground is not covered with snow, secure written permission to burn from the forest fire warden.
3. Be careful when smoking in or near woodlands. Don't throw lighted material from moving vehicles.
4. Cooperate with and assist the warden and urge others to do so.
5. HELP YOUR FOREST FIRE WARDEN PREVENT FIRES - his efforts are only as effective as is the co- operation you give him!
F. J. BAKER, District Fire Chief.
1946 Fire Record
Number of fires
Acreage burned 516 of an acre 3
Number of fire permits issued
126
RALPH L. HOYT, Forest Fire Warden.
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Report of the Trust Funds of the Town of Rindge, N. H., on December 31, 1946
TRUST FUNDS-PURPOSE OF CREATION
HOW INVESTED
Amount of
Principal
Rate of
IntereMt
Balance of Income
ginning of Year
Income During
Expended Dur-
ing Year
Balance of Income
on Hand at End of Year
Ingalls Memorial Library .
Note, Town of Rindge to pay $50 annually
$1,000.00
5
$50.00
$50.00
Ingalls Memorial Library, Rodney Wallace Fund.
28 Shares Fitchburg Gas & Electric Lt. Co.
700.00
11
77.00
77.00
Ingalls Memorial Library , Julia Van Deveer Fund.
U. S. Government Bonds, 6th Loan. 1,900. 00
212
47.50
47.50
Ingalls Memorial Library, Julia Van Deveer Fund.
U. S. Government Bonds, 5th Loan
4,000.00
21%
100.00
100.00
Ingalls Memorial Library, W. B. Bancroft Fund ..
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
500.00
272
12.58
12.58
12.58
Ingalls Memorial Library, H. M. Buswell Fund ...
Peterborough Savings Bank .
1,000.00
212
25.00
25.00
Ingalls Memorial Library, M. E. Converse Fund. .
U. S. Government Bond Victory Loan
1,000.00
272
25.00
25.00
Ingalls Memorial Library, N. J. Bigelow Fund.
500.00
2
5.00
10.10
5.05
10.05
Ingalls Memorial Library, M. L. Ware Fund
Amoskeag Savings Bank.
3,869.50
2
77.38
77.38
Hillside Cemetery, C. E. Stickney Fund.
Winchendon Savings Bank
150.00
212
27.26
4.45
1.75
29.96
Hillside Cemetery, Charles Hale Fund .
Winchendon, Savings Bank.
100.00
212
26.11
3.16
1.75
27.52
Hillside Cemetery, Thomas Buswell Fund
Winchendon Savings Bank .
100.00
212
32.86
3.33
1.75
34.44
Hillside Cemetery, A. C. Converse Fund ..
Winchendon Savings Bank.
100.00
212
40.15
3.51
1.75
41.91
Hillside Cemetery, H. M. Chadwick Fund
Winchendon Savings Bank .
100.00
212
26.29
3.16
1.75
27.70
Hillside Cemetery, Joel Wellington Fund.
Winchendon Savings Bank.
50.00
272
2.83
1.31
1.00
3.14
Hillside Cemetery, Davenport Austin Fund.
Winchendon Savings Bank.
. 50.00
212
3.23
1.32
1.00
3.55
Hillside Cemetery, W. E. Hale Fund ..
Winchendon Savings Bank .
50.00
212
2.23
1.30
1.75
51.14
Hillside Cemetery, E. P. Baldwin Fund
Winchendon Savings Bank .
50.00
212
9.35
1.49
1.75
9.09
Hillside Cemetery, Danforth & Tarbell Fund
Winchendon Savings Bank
100.00
212
13.36
2.84
1.75
14.45
Hillside Cemetery, Geo. & E. Danforth Fund
Winchendon Savings Bank
50.00
21/2
4.20
1.34
1.75
3.79
Hillside Cemetery, E. H. Sargent Fund.
Winchendon Savings Bank.
100.00
21%
13.31
2.84
1.75
14.40
Old Cemetery, Rodney Wallace Fund
Winchendon Savings Bank .
800.00
212
143.53
23.73
1.75
165.51
Old Cemetery, Julia A. Rand Fund.
Winchendon Savings Bank .
100.00
212
33.00
3.34
1.75
34.59
Old Cemetery, Eliza A. Rugg Fund.
Winchendon Savings Bank .
150.00
215
28.51
4.47
1.75
32.23
Old Cemetery, Joseph Geddes Fund
Winchendon Savings Bank .
50.00
216
7.04
1.42
1.75
6.71
Hillside Cemetery, John Hardison Fund
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
100.00
212
26.72
3.18
1.75
28.15
Hillside Cemetery, S. W. Kimball Fund.
Cheshire County Savings Bank .
100.00
217
30.80
3.28
1.75
32.33
Hillside Cemetery, Arna Wetherbee Fund .
Cheshire County Savings Bank .
150.00
272
1.99
2.75
1.50
3.24
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Amoskeag Savings Bank
Amoskeag Savings Bank .
3,954.50
2
79.08
79.08
Library Service, West Rindge, M. L. Ware Fund.
Hillside Cemetery, G. A. Whitney Fund.
Winchendon Savings Bank.
100.00
216
49.14
3.75
1.75
6.98
Hillside Cemetery, A. E. Taggart Fund .
Winchendon Savings Bank .
100.00
272
6.07
2.66
3.53
38
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......
12.58
on Hand at Be-
Year
Hillside Cemetery, H. A. Wetherbee Fund
Cheshire County Savings Bank ..
150.00
21/2
1.99
2.75
1.50
3.24
Hillside Cemetery, E. A. Burnap Fund.
Cheshire County Savings Bank. .
50.00
216
2.53
1.31
1.00
2.84
Hillside Cemetery, Emory & Stearns Fund
Cheshire County Savings Bank .
100.00
272
3.11
2.59
2.50
3.20
Hillside Cemetery, Willie E. Stearns Fund.
Cheshire County Savings Bank .
100.00
212
6.98
2.68
1.75
7.91
Hillside Cemetery, Abbie J. Hughgill Fund
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
50.00
272
6.89
1.41
1.75
6.55
Hillside Cemetery, Hale & Ballou Fund.
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
100.00
21%
11.33
2.79
6.00
. 8.12
Hillside Cemetery, H. L. Emerson Fund
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
50.00
215
3.71
1.34
1.00
4.05
Hillside Cemetery, Joshua Norcross Fund .
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
50.00
216
2.25
1.30
1.00
2.55
Hillside Cemetery, Hamlin & Roby Fund.
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
50.00
21/2
2.54
1.31
1.00
2.85
Hillside Cemetery, F. T. Wetherbee Fund
Cheshire County Savings Bank.
150.00
212
2.19
2.19
Hillside Cemetery, Thomas Wetherbee Fund
Cheshire County Savings Bank
150.00
21/2
212
4.47
3.27
1.50
6.24
Hillside Cemetery, A. E. Jewett Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank .
200.00
21/2
134.44
8.42
1.75
141.11
Hillside Cemetery, V. H. Rice Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank .
75.00
217
9.00
2.11
1.75
9.36
Hillside Cemetery, Harriet A. Todd Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank.
100.00
212
17.94
2.97
1.75
19.16
Hillside Cemetery, E. I. Woodward Fund
Peterborough.Savings Bank .
150.00
212
19.90
4.28
1.75
22.43
Hillside Cemetery, W. C. Brigham Fund .
Peterborough Savings Bank.
50.00
212
4.76
1.37
1.00
5.13
Hillside Cemetery, M. W. Armstrong Fund.
Peterborough Savings Bank
100.00
212
3.25
2.59
1.25
4.59
Hillside Cemetery, S.Hale and R.D.Converse Fund
100.00
212
5.80
2.67
1.75
6.72
Hillside Cemetery, A. H. Thomas.
Peterbroough Savings Bank .
100.00
21/2
5.34
2.65
1.75
6.24
Hillside Cemetery, Jones-Sawtelle Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank .
50.00
21/2
1.63
1.30
1.00
1.93
Hillside Cemetery, E. Laura McEvoy Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank .
100.00
21/2
2.79
2.59
1.50
3.88
Hillside Cemetery, Joseph Popple Fund .
Peterborough Savings Bank .
100.00
21/2
3.44
2.60
1.50
4.54
Hillside Cemetery, M. L. and C. E. Goddard Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank.
200.00
212
5.24
5.17
3.50
6.91
Hillside Cemetery, Carl R. Converse Fund.
Peterborough Savings Bank.
100.00
212
1.18
2.56
1.75
1.99
Hillside Cemetery, E. I. Wellington Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank .
150.00
21/2
2.02
3.81
1.75
4.08
Hillside Cemetery, Caleb S. French Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank.
100.00
212
10.02
2.77
1.75
11.04
Hillside Cemetery, Frank R. Tuttle Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank
272
.44
3.79
1.25
2.98
Hillside Cemetery, Geo. L. Jowders Fund
Peterborough Savings Bank.
150.00
212
72.32
4.46
1.75
75.03
Hillside Cemetery, H. W. Fletcher Fund.
Monadnock Savings Bank.
100.00
2
10.72
2.21
1.75
11.18
Hillside Cemetery, Emory & Thomas Fund
Monadnock Savings Bank.
200.00
2
48.15
4.98
7.00
46.13
Hillside Cemetery, Harvey P. Hale Fund .
Monadnock Savings Bank.
100.00
2
11.99
2.24
1.75
12.48
Hillside Cemetery, Julius A. Hale Fund
Monadnock Savings Bank :
100.00
2
15.75
2.31
1.75
16.31
Hillside Cemetery, W. H. Smith Fund. .
Monadnock Savings Bank.
50.00
2
16.46
1.33
17.79
Hillside Cemetery, Francis D. Converse Fund.
Monadnock Savings Bank.
200.00
2
20.74
4.40
3.50
21.64
Hillside Cemetery, W. T. Leighton Fund.
Monadnock Savings Bank.
100.00
10.04
2.21
1.75
10.50
Hillside Cemetery, G. R. Storer Fund .
100.00
2
13.29
2.27
1.75
13.81
Hillside Cemetery, U. A. Converse Fund
100.00
2
9.80
2.19
1.75
10.24
Hillside Cemetery, Norcross & Gibson Fund
Monadnock Savings Bank.
150.00
2
10.04
3.21
3.50
9.75
Hillside Cemetery, Willie E. Hale Fund .
Monadnock Savings Bank.
50.00
2
10.52
1.21
1.75
9.98
Hillside Cemetery, A. A. Hale Fund .
Monadnock Savings Bank.
100.00
6.90
2.13
1.75
7.28
Hillside Cemetery, Stearns & Hale Fund.
Monadnock Savings Bank.
125.00
2
12.08
2.75
1.75
13.08
Hillside Cemetery, A. C. McGillon Fund
Monadnock Savings Bank
100.00
2
9.17
2.19
1.75
9.61
..
2.19
Hillside Cemetery, Herbert Wetherbee Fund.
Cheshire County Savings Bank,
2.19
2.19
Hillside Cemetery, Davis Fund .
Peterborough Savings Bank.
Hillside Cemetery, Nels Johnson Fund.
Peterborough Savings Bank
10 .. 00
21/
2
10.96
2.79
1.75
12.00
150.00
216
2.19
....
39
.63
Hillside Cemetery, Sarah S. Kimball Fund .
Monadnock Savings Bank.
150.00
2
Monadnock Savings Bank.
Monadnock Savings Bank.
150.00
. 63
Peterborough Savings Bank .
125.00
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