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Levi W. Libbey, wood, kindlings and fitting, 13 00
10, 8 Edwin B. Edgerly, wood, 13 50
10, 9 Geo. W. Hersey, fitting wood, 2 25
10, 10 Frank Shannon, fitting wood, 3 00
10,11 E. E. Babb & Co., pencils and spelling blanks, 6 27
10, 12 American Book Co., text books, 20 64
10,13 D. H. Knowlton, 100 classics, 4 00
10, 14 Forrest Hodgdon, labor at Moun- tain school, 3 00
10, 15 Caroline E. Hersey, freight, postage, 1 91
10,16 Harry A. Davis, repairing Tufton- boro corner building chimney, 5 00
10,17 Edwin B. Edgerly, freight, labor hire and supplies, 4 78
19,18 Maude Whitehouse, teaching two weeks at lower school, 20 00
19,19 Milton Lord, drawing wood, 3 00
28,20 Myrtie B. Fall. teaching three weeks at Tuftonboro corner school, 30 00
May 7, 21 Ruth Bennett, carrying children to Town Hall school, four weeks, 20 00
15, 22 Ginn & Co., hygiene books, 12 96
15, 23 R. E. Lane, pens and pencils, 3 14
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher
May 15, 24 Ameriacn Book Co., histories and spelling books, 18 32
15, 25 E. E. Babb & Co., paper, ink, writing books and erasers, 16 95
15,26 Asa Thompson, dry wood, 7 87
15,27 J. L. Hammett Co., kindergarten chairs and hyloplate black-board, 6 38
15, 28 Maude Whitehouse, teaching two weeks at lower school, 20 00
June 21, 29 Sylvia E. Doe, teaching twelve weeks at Mirror Lake, 120 00
21,30 Daisy Davis, teaching twelve weeks at Melvin Village, 120 00
21,31 Blanche Lucas, teaching twelve weeks at Mountain school, 120 00
21,32 Maude Whitehouse, teaching balance of term at Lower school, 80 00
21,33 Leona Pinkham, teaching twelve weeks at Town Hall school, 120 00
21,34 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching balance of term at Tuftonboro Corner, 90 00
21,35 Sylvia E. Doe, janitor work, 6 00
21,36 Harold Wiggin, janitor work at Melvin Village, 6 00
21,37 Forest Piper, janitor work at Town Hall school, 6 00
21,38 Myrtle and Leora Adjutant, janitor work at Lower school, 6 00
21,39 Bertha Welch, janitor work at Mountain school, 6 00
21,40 Harold Bisbee, janitor work at Corner school and fitting wood, 8 75
21,41 Levi Ferguson, conveying children from Tuftonboro neck, 50 00
21,42 Etta Piper, conveying children from Union Wharf district, 49 77
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher
June 21, 43 Ruth Bennett, conveying children to Town Hall school, $32 00
21,44 Charles H. Bennett, conveying children to Melvin Village, 41 00
21,45 James F. Fernald, hardware, glass and labor, 2 75
21,46 Caroline E. Hersey, freight, postage and supplies, 4 58
21,47 Edwin B. Edgerly, supplies, 2 30
21,48 Edwin C. Hersey, labor on Tufton- boro shed, 2 00
21,49 Myrtie B. Fall bringing Kathryn Deland from Canaan, 26 25
21,50 Geo. Welch, fitting wood, 1 69
21,51 John E. Bennett, supplies, 1 81
21,52 Grace Bean, partial cleaning of Mirror Lake school room, 2 00
21,53 Maude Whitehouse, from State on account of State Certificate, 24 00
21,54 Myrtie B. Fall, one week shortage fall term 1914, 10 00
21,55 Daisy Davis, deportment chart, 1 00
Sept. 13, 56 John E. Bennett, newly sheathing Mirror Lake school building hall, . 49 32
13,57 Howard Emery, labor and stock for Corner shed, 8 75
13,58 Levi Ferguson, conveying children to Mirror Lake one week, 3 00
13, 59 Forrest E. Hodgdon, papering and whitening Melvin school room, 14 94
13,60 J. L. Hammett, paste and tracing paper, 84
14,61 J. L. Hammett, hyloplate blackb'ds, 12 28
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14,62 E. E. Babb & Co., two flags. 5 46
14. 63 E. E. Babb & Co., paper, erasers and thermometers, 16 00
14, 64 D. H. Knowlton, 100 little classics, 4 30
TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT 25
Sept. 14, 65 Gertrude Watson, partial cleaning Melvin school room, 1 50
14,66 James F. Fernald, labor, 1 50
14,67 D. J. Hersey. freight on supplies. 1 84
14,68 Caroline E. Hersey, postage and telephoning, 1 21
14,69 B. and M. R. R., Freight, 75
14, 70 Simon Thompson, flag rope, labor, etc., at Mountain school, 2 00
14, 71 E. B. Edgerly, supplies, express, telephoning and labor, 6 60
14, 72 . R. E. Lane, pens and pencils, 2 27
24, 73 Grace A. Cropley, teaching two weeks at Melvin Village, 20 00
Oct.
27, 74 Blanche Lucas, teaching one week at Mountain school, 10 00
1,75 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching one week at Corner school, 10 00
7,76 Beatrice Merrifield, teaching four weeks at Town Hall, 40 00
7,77 Ruth Bennett, conveying children to Town Hall school, 15 50 .
7,78 Grace A. Cropley, teaching two weeks at Melvin Village, 20 00
13, 79 John E. Bennett, money advanced Etta Piper, for conveying children to Mirror Lake, 19 25
13, 80 John Thompson, replacing founda- tion at Corner school and material, 49 25
13,81 Harry Davis, remodeling Tufton- boro Corner hall and material, 17 98
13, 82 S. J. Thompson & Son, lumber, 13 15
13, 83 Ausbrey Dow, removing corner out-house to Mountain district, 8 50
18, 84 Maude Whitehouse, teaching two weeks at Lower school, 20 00
18,85 .Blanche Lucas, teaching two weeks at Mountain school, 20 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Oct. 27, 86 Grace A. Cropley, teaching three weeks at Melvin Village, $30 00
Nov. 17, 87 Rebia S. Doe, teaching term at Mirror Lake, 110 00
17, 88 Maude Whitehouse, teaching nine weeks, 90 00
17, 89 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching ten weeks, 100 00
17, 90 Grace A. Cropley, teaching four weeks, 40 00
17, 91 Blanche Lucas, teaching eight weeks,80 00
17, 92 Beatrice Merrifield, teaching seven weeks, 70 00
17, 93 Ruth Bennett, conveying children to Town Hall school, balance of term, 28 25
17, 94 John E. Bennett, money advanced Etta Piper, for conveying children balance of term, 23 15
17, 95 Harold Wiggin, janitor work, 5 50
17, 96 Bertha Welch, 5 50
17, 97 Forrest Piper, 5 50 ·
17, 98 Harold Bisbee, 5 50
17, 99 R. S. Doe, 5 50
17, 100 Myrtle and Leora Adjutant, janitor work, 5 50
17, 101 Charles H. Bennett, conveying children to Melvin Village, 28 50
17, 102 E. D. Wiggin, conveying children from Tuftonboro neck, 39 50
17, 103 Myrtie B. Fall, conveying Kathryn Deland from Canaan nine weeks, 18 00
17, 104 R. E. Lane, order book and certificates, 2 20
17, 105 E. E. Babb & Co., readers, charts, pencils, etc., 14 19
17, 106 Caroline E. Hersey, freight, supplies, etc., 1 99
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Nov. 17, 107 Edwin B. Edgerly, supplies, kindlings, etc., $2 34
17, 108 Maude Whitehouse, from State because of holding State certificate, 22 00
17, 109 E. K. Currie, Standard Dictionary of facts, six copies, 36 00
17, 110 Chas. H. Bennett, old bill, 5 00
Dec. 1, 111 Lewis Wiggin, sawing and housing one cord wood, 75
9, 112 W. P. Willand, 31/2 cords wood, 10 50
13, 113 Maude Whitehouse, teaching two weeks at Lower school, 20 00
23, 114 Grace A. Cropley, teaching three weeks at Melvin school, 30 00
1916
Jan. 5, 115 Beatrice Merrifield, teaching four weeks at Town Hall school, 40 00
5, 116 Blanche Lucas, teaching one week at Mountain school, 10 00
12, 117 Charles West, three cords wood, 12 00
31, 118 American Book Co., writing books, 4 51 31, 119 E. E. Babb & Co., paper and primary supplies, 6 28
31, 120 E. E. Babb & Co., Aldine readers and charts, 3 42
31, 121 Jesse Sargent, moving building at Mountain school, lumber and labor, 4 00
31, 122 Lafayette Thompson, rent of school building, 20 00
31, 123 O. V. Bennett, drawing wood, 3 50
31, 124 John Piper, sawing and housing wood, kindlings, 3 50
31, 125 Aaron Gilman, sawing wood, 1 00
31, 126 Geo. W. Hersey, 2 25
31, 127 Rebia S. Doe, teaching eleven weeks at Mirror Lake, 110 00
31, 128 Maude Whitehouse, teaching balance of term at Lower school, 90 00
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Jan. 31, 129 Maude Whitehouse, from State, 22 00
31, 130 Beatrice Merrifield, teaching balance of term at Town Hall school, 70 00
31, 131 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching eleven weeks at Tuftonboro Corner, 110 00
31, 132 Grace A. Cropley, teaching balance of term at Melvin Willage, 80 00
31, 133 Blanche Lucas, teaching balance of term at Mountain school, 100 00
31, 134 Etta Piper, conveying children from Union Wharf District, 54 00
31, 135 E. D. Wiggin, conveying children from Tuftonboro neck, 54 00
31, 136 Roger K. Adams, conveying children from Federal District, 55 00
31, 137 Chas. H. Bennett, conveying children to Melvin Village, 55 00
31, 138 R. S. Doe, janitor work, 5 50
31, 139 Roger Williams,“ 5 50
31, 140 Bertha Welch, " and kindlings,6 00
31, 141 Forrest Piper, 5 50
31, 142 Harold Bisbee, " 5 50
31, 143 Myrtle and Leora Adjutant, janitor work, 5 50
31, 144 Jonathan Hodgdon, dry hard wood, 15 00 31, 145 George D. Straw, cord pine wood, 2 50
31, 146 Charles Haley, kindlings and labor, 1 50 31, 147 Lewis Wiggin, fitting 3 cords wood, and labor in shed, 3 00
31, 148 Ausbrey N. Dow, old bill, 2 50
31, 149 George S. Horner, supplies, 3 78
31, 150 Caroline E. Hersey, freight, delivery, etc., 2 26
31, 151 Edwin B. Edgerly, money advanced glass, kindlings and supplies, 5 00
31, 152 John E. Bennett, supplies, postage, 2 70
31, 153 Frances Bennett, board of School Board, 1 meal each, 12
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Jan. 31, 154 Lewis McIntire & Thomas Blaisdell, services as School District Auditors, 2 00
31, 155 L. W. Libby, 1/2 cord dry wood, and fitting same, 2 50
31, 156 Myrtie B. Fall, old bill, 2 50
31, 157 Caroline E. Hersey, services as Member of School Board, 20 00
31, 158 John E. Bennett, services as Member of School Board, 20 00
31, 159 Edwin B. Edgerly, services as Chairman of School Board, 25 00
31, 160 D. J. Hersey, District Treasurer, 12 00
31, 161 J. F. Fernald, Truant Officer, 10 00
Total Expenditures, $3,501 08
Cash in hands of Treasurer, $216 18
Summary
Amount Expended for,
Text Books,
$68 64
Reference Books and Maps,
61 41
Scholars' supplies, 64 23
Teachers' Salaries,
2,118 00
School Board, Services and Expenses,
70 00
Truant Officer,
10 00
Other District Officers,
19 00
Flags and Appurtenances,
7 46
Transportation of Pupils,
614 67
Minor Repairs,
17 94
Janitor Service,
102 50
Fuel,
106 15
Remodeling Buildings and New Building,
158 45
Unclassified Expenditures,
82 63
Number of School weeks in Year 34
EDWIN B. EDGERLY, School Board
CAROLINE E. HERSEY, of
JOHN E. BENNETT, Tuftonboro
We certify that we have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correct and properly vouched. Tuftonboro, N. H., Feb. 15, 1916.
LEWIS McINTIRE, THOMAS H. BLAISDELL, Auditors.
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Roll of Honor
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The following named children attended every session of school throughout the year without being tardy.
Alice A. Bisbee
Wilbur Bisbee
L. Pern Sargeant Blanche Thompson
Marion P. Eldridge
Laura Thompson
Mildred F. Davis
Percy Thompson
Louise A. Fall
Bertha Welch
Ellen M. Hayes
Lawrence West
Myron M. Haley
Amy B. Woodmancy
Esther B. Lord
Henry E. Woodmancy
Beatrice L. McKean
Clarence V. Staples
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Births Registered in the Town of Tuftonboro, for the Year Ending, Dec. 31, 1915.
Date 1915
Name of Child
/Sex | No.of IChild
Name of Father
Maiden name of Mother
Father | Residence of| Birthplace of Parents
Birthplace of Mother
Jan. 19|
Hersey
[Hattie B.Springer; Tuftonboro| Tuftonboro
|Marshfield, Vt.
May 1 |
Cheney
FL 3 ML|5 FL1
Edwin C. Hersey George M. Cheney Joseph W. Whitten
| Ella F. Stevens Mamie G. Whitten|
Tuftonboro|DickinsonCenter, N. Y. | Hampton, R.I.
June 30|Phoebe C.
Tuftonboro| Wolfeboro
Tuftonboro
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN TUFTONBORO OF N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1915
Date of Mar- riage.
Place of
Name and Surname
Residence of each at time of Marriage
Age each yrs
Occupation
of Groom and Bride
birth of each.
Parents
Birthpace of Parents
Condition
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom married.
Charles E. Foss
Tuftonboro
24 Farmer
Tuftonboro
Fred S. Foss Anna R. Bean Willie L. Bean Ula D. Foss Walter A. Darling
Wolfeboro, N. H. Tuftonboro,
1st
E. T. Gilman, Clergyman Ossipee, N. H.
Jan. 13 Ossipee
Florence B. Bean
18 Housewife
Kenneth B. Darling
Providence R.I 21 Clerk
- 21 Housewife
Providence, R.I. Mary T. Booth Walter S. Davis Patucket R.I. Grace A. Keid Andrew L. Crane
Attleboro, Mass. Pawtucket, R. I. Dickson, Ill.
John A. Stackpole, Justice of Peace
Melvin Village, N.H.
Carlyle Sommerbell, Clergy man
Aug.16
=
Vena Annie Frost
.
- Tuftonboro
29 Teaming
Oct. 27
Ora B. Staples
=
21 Housewife
Melvin Village, N.H. Div
Thomas .H. Blaisdell
49 Farming
Nov. 25
Una M. Dore
Wolfeboro, NH 37 Housewife
Newark, N.J. Emma L. Gerry Herbert W. Frost Annie E. Burleigh George H. Graham Brookfield, N.H. Melvina Rhyan John E. Staples Parsonsfield, Me Ellen F. Edwards Tuftonboro Richard C. Blaisdell Ruth M. Brown Alonzo A. Moody Viola Canney
Rawtucket, R. I. Newark, N. J. New York, N. Y. Wolfeboro, N. H. Tuftonboro Nova Scotia -
Wolfeboro, N. H.
2nd John A. Stackpole, wid
Justice of Peace 2nd
Ossipee Parsonsfield,Me Tuftonboro Center HarborN.H
1st John W. Hayley,
Clergyman
2nd Div
Tuftonboro Center
Place of
Names of
of
Marriage
Bride and Groom.
Aug. 16 Tuftonboros Frances Davis
Theodore A. Crane
Newark, N. J.
27 Accountant
30 School Teacher Wolfeboro
John E. Graham
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DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TUFTONBORO, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1915
Date of Death
Age.
Sex and Condition
Place of Birth.
Name and Surname
Years.
Months.
Days.
Male or
Female.
S., M., W .*
Occupation
Father.
Mother.
Mother.
M
Jan. 31 Ida F. Gendro
5010 5| Tuftonboro
W
M
Housewife
Feb. 24 Ruth A. Streeter
81 422
F
W
W
May 3 tMary D. Stackpole
105 519
F
W
W
15 Jacob Hodgdou
78 8 8
M
W
W
Farming
Moultonboro Tuftonboro
Tuftonboro
Bardbury Hodgdon Richard Piper
Mehitable Caverly Ruth G. Burbank Sally French Harriett Hodgdon Sarah J. Griffin
24| Alonzo D. Piper July 4 Edward Simmons Aug. 1 Nancy M. Piper 23 David E. Torrey
21
5 Canton, Mass. Cabot, Vt. 11 3 Tuftonboro
F
W
W
Housewife
Robert Allen
Sept. -
Cora A. Bean
54 4 9 Saco, Me.
F
W
M Housewife
Simon Bean
Lucy Smith Olive Carr Achsah Chace Sibel Colby
15 §Frank E. Hersey 24 Charles M. W. Smith
62 824 Tuftonboro 40 9
M
W
M
W
M
S Farming Retired
Cortiand, N.Y R. A. Smith
Maria Wordrup
Oct. 5 Horace H. Hunt Nov. 18 Isaiah S. Wiggin Dec. 4 Francis Straw
59,10 13 Dallis Co. Iowa
M
W
M
Mail Carrier N. Carolina
Indianna
David W. Hunt
Dolly Snell
76 629
M
W
M
22| Alma H. Wendell
73| 5|12|
F
W
W
|Housewife
William Straw Nathan Holmes
Mary Rogers Lucinda Bryant
*Single, married or widowed.
tDied in Wolfeboro. § Died in Carroll.
I hereby certify that the following transcript of births, marriages and deaths is correct according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN A. STACKPOLE, Town Clerk.
Maiden Name of
Place of Birth.
of the Deceased.
66 2 8
M
W
S
M
W
S
Machinist
87 1
M
W
S
Ferrisburg V Waybridge V Roy Torrey Tuftonboro Tuftonboro Goffstown
Thomas J. Hersey
Martha Elliott
87 11 28 Tuftonboro
M
W
M
Farming
William Wiggin
SandwichN.H Tuftonboro Tuftonboro
Albert Elliott John Chace
Salmon Falls NowDurham N.H John Canney
Name of Father.
Cortland, N. Y.
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ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE
TOWN OF TUFTONBORO
New Hampshire
For the Year Ending February 15, 1917
ANNUAL REPORTS.
OF THE
Selectmen, Road Agent, Treasurer and School District Officers
OF THE
Town of Tuftonboro
New Hampshire
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending February 15 1917
TOGETHER WITH THE
Vital Statistics for the Year Ending December 31, 1916
WOLFEBORO LAKESIDE PRESS 1917
Inventory of the Town of Tuftonboro
April 1, 1916.
Land, 21,773
$589,371.00
Horses, 158
18,805.00
Oxen, 43
4,115.00
Cows, 283
12,125.00
Neat stock, 98
3,805.00
Sheep, 17
77.00
Fowl, 400
200.00
Automobiles, 14
3,500.00
Portable mills, 1
500.00
Boats and launches, 32.
16,294.00
Wood and lumber
12,546.00
Money on hand at interest, or on deposit.
52,300.00
Stock in trade
13,000.00
Mills and machinery, 3
1,700.00
Number of polls, 197.
Tax rate, $0.0134.
Total inventory
$728,338.00
Amount of Money Assessed
On the Ratable Estates, including the Poll Tax.
State tax
$1,110.00
County tax
925.00
Decorating soldiers' graves
15.00
Highway repairs
2,000.00
State Aid
1,071.00
Maintenance of state aid highway
200.00
Town expenses
400.00
Library fund
31.50
School appropriation
2,450.00
3
4
School district officers
$90.00
Cutting bushes
300.00
Covering sand near Jonathan Hodgdon's
300.00
Meadow road
100.00
Road machine
300.00
Huggins Hospital
100.00
Extermination of gypsy moths
300.00
Total
$9,692.50
Overlay
$465.25
Receipts for 1916
FROM STATE.
Insurance tax
$6.00
Savings bank tax
339.16
Literary fund
86.94
Proportion of school fund
180.00
State highway appropriation
90.01
Maintenance money
97.04
Maintenance money
14.00
Maintenance money
18.54
Maintenance money
41.50
25.50
Maintenance money Road appropriation
300.00
State Aid money
91.11
Maintenance money
37.13
Maintenance money
46.30
$1,373.23
OTHER RECEIPTS.
1916.
Jan. 15. In hands of treasurer
$940.22
Ernest Haley, poll tax for 1915. 2.00
From John A. Stackpole, candidates' fees. 12.00
From H. F. Hodgdon, unexpended balance from covering sand appropriation 6.00
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From John A. Stackpole, dog licenses
$102.60
From D. B. Palmer, collector . 10,157.75 .24
From John T. Thompson, error.
From John T. Thompson, unexpended balance from State Aid 19.21
From John T. Thompson, check returned by state engineer 63.12
$11,303.14
Summary of Expenses
Paid Isaac N. Neal, road agent $2,917.58
Ernest M. Hunter, school district treasurer. 2,864.14
John T. Thompson, Lamprey Hill. 1,553.73
Bridge bills
99.45
E. L. Ayers, cutting bushes
35.00
Maintenance of State Aid roads
550.98
Miscellaneous bills
3,244.34
Town pauper bill
126.00
Town officers' bills
430.75
$11,821.97
In town treasurer's hands
854.40
$12,676.37
Road Agents' Orders
1916.
April 3 I. N. Neal, agent.
$200.00
May 31 I. N. Neal, agent. . 200.00
June 24 I. N. Neal, agent. 200.00
July 6 I. N. Neal, agent. 100.00
I. N. Neal, agent.
200.00
29 I. N. Neal, agent. 200.00
Sept. 23 I. N. Neal, agent.
TUFTONBORO 200.00
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Oct. 16 I N. Neal, agent. $200.00
Nov. 16 I. N. Neal, agent. .
100.00
I. N. Neal, agent. 200.00
Dec. 8
I. N. Neal, agent. 200.00
1917.
Jan. 2
I. N. Neal, agent. 200.00
Feb. 1 I. N. Neal, agent.
200.00
13 I. N. Neal, agent. 200.00
14
I. N. Neal, agent.
200.00
15
I. N. Neal, agent.
30.00
I. N. Neal, agent 50.00
I. N. Neal, agent. . 25.00
I. N. Neal, agent, balance
12.58
Total orders drawn
$2,917.58
State Aid Road
LAMPREY HILL.
Sept. 27 John T. Thompson. . $500.00
Oct. 11 John T. Thompson. 500.00
26 John T. Thompson. 300.00
Dec. 7 John T. Thompson
78.75
13 John T. Thompson.
120.00
1917.
Jan. 8 John T. Thompson 54.98
$1,553.73
Bridge Bills
Sept. 8. John T. Thompson, repairs on Pine Swamp bridge. . $11.00
1917.
Feb. 12 S. J. Thompson & Son, lumber .. $8.40 W. A. Bixby, lumber for Pine Swamp bridge 30.05
13 S. W. Clow, lumber for Mirror Lake bridge 50.00
$99.45
Maintenance of State Aid Road
1916.
June 28 John T. Thompson. $63.50
Sept. 8
John T. Thompson. 23.00
15 E. L. Ayers, cutting bushes on Remnant 16.00
Howard Emery, cutting bushes on Remnant
16.00
19 George W. Copp, Remnant.
100.00
Oct. 23
E. B. Edgerly, Bay Roads and Narrows 53.50
Nov. 22 J. T. Thompson, Lamprey Hill and Upper Bay . 77.38
Dec. 1
Thomas H. Blaisdell, Center road and French Hill. 92.60
1917.
Jan. 8
J. A. Edgerly, bays. 37.02
Feb. 12 Jesse Sargeant 4.98
13 George W. Copp, Melvin Village and Remnant 67.00
$550.98
Bush Bill
E. L. Ayers $35.00
Miscellaneous Bills
1916.
Jan. 22
Abatement allowed Charles Young after town accounts were set- tled $2.00
Mar. 14 W. L. Metcalf, printing town re- ports 22.50
April 28 Frances Bennett, board of town of- ficers 12.45
Edson C. Eastman, supplies for town office 3.16
May 24
Myron G. F. Roberts, printing checklists 15.00
June 26 E. D. Wiggin, old bill. 1.57
A. W. Swett, cartage and freight on road drag, etc. 3.13
John Thompson, cartage, freight, supplies, etc. 4.88
July 1 H. F. Hodgdon, covering sand near Jonathan Hodgdon's . ...
300.00
3. Carroll D. Piper, insurance on town hall 50.00
Aug. 17 F. L. Blake, road machine and 2" road drags 280.00
Sept. S Huggins Hospital, appropriation. 27 A. C. Brown, damage to auto truck 30.00
100.00
1917.
Jan. 8 Simon T. Thompson, removing brush 6.00
John A. Edgerly, county tax. . ... 925.00
Frances Bennett, board of town of- ficers 3.75
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Jan. 12 Aaron Gilman, services as janitor of town hall, supplies and labor F. A. Lougee, curtains. 1.51
$5.25
North Eastern Culvert Company, culvert
192.00
1.25
Edson C. Eastman, supplies . .. E. B. Edgerly, expenses of forest fire warden
5.50
13 John A. Edgerly, state tax.
1,110.00
14 McFadden and Libbey, material for fumigating Fox house and Ferguson camp 13.70
Charles E. Hersey, material for fumigating houses
3.85
Chester H. Gilman, cleaning catch-basin at Melvin Village ..
1.00
D. B. Palmer, discount on taxes. .
62.92
50.15
D. B. Palmer, abatements. . .. Mrs. Edwin C. Hersey, board of town officers 10.00
F. L. Blake, culvert. 26.77
$3,244.34
Town Pauper Bill
1916.
Aug. 30 Ray F. Hersey for Charles Still- ings' family $42.00
Nov. 27 Ray F. Hersey for Charles Still- ings' family 33.00
1917.
Feb. 13 Ray F. Hersey for Charles Still- ings' family 51.00
$126.00
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School Expenditures
ERNEST M. HUNTER, District Treasurer.
1916.
April 26 Dog licenses $57.20
E. M. Hunter
250.00
May 24
E. M. Hunter 240.00
June 19
E. M. Hunter
200.00
Sept. 28
E. M. Hunter
150.00
Oct. 26 E. M. Hunter
200.00
Nov. 22 E. M. Hunter
350.00
1917.
Jan. 25
E. M. Hunter 300.00
Feb. 14 E. M. Hunter 90.00
E. M. Hunter, from state.
266.94
E. M. Hunter, balance due from town
760.00
$2,864.14
List of Abatements
Feb. 15. C. H. Bennett, public water. $3.00
F. A. Hersey estate, public water. 3.00
Jesse Sargeant, public water 3.00
Geo. E. Wiggin, public water Albert Swett, horse died.
3.00
.67
J. W. Hayley, money taxed by mistake Elizah B. Kenney, horse died.
5.36
1.34
8.04
Albert Edgerly heirs, unable to pay. . Lewis McIntire, boat taxed by mistake F. H. Hodgdon, cow died.
.60
John F. Piper, cow died. Chas. West, horse died.
.27
.53
Chas. H. Moorehouse, changed resi- dence 2.00
Aubrey Libbey, changed residence. . . .
2.00
1.34
11
Feb. 15. Perley Merrifield, changed residence. . $2.00
S. M. McKean, changed residence. . . . 2.00
C. E. Bunce, changed residence. ... 2.00
Ernest Haley, changed residence.
2.00
James Moulton, paid in Thornton ....
2.00
Raymond Stitt, out of town ..
2.00
Wm. Mclaughlin, out of town 2.00
Benj. Ferguson, out of town.
2.00
$50.15
Town Officers' Bills
Feb. 14. T. F. Piper, services as supervisor . . . . C. E. Hersey, services as board of health
$18.00
15.75
18.00
· Geo. W. Allen, services as supervisor. . Edwin C. Hersey, services as super- visor
18.00
15. Chester H. Gilman, services as con- stable
10.00
H. F. Hodgdon, services as selectman. 60.00 E. B. Edgerly, services as selectman. . 60.00 John T. Thompson, services as select- man, and overseer of the poor. ... 70.00 John A. Edgerly, services as town treasurer 40.00
Daniel B. Palmer, services as collector of taxes
80.00
John A. Stackpole, services as town clerk
37.00
E. S. Poore, services as auditor 2.00
T. H. Blaisdell, services as auditor. 2.00
$430.75
JOHN T. THOMPSON, EDWIN B. EDGERLY, HERBERT F. HODGDON, Selectmen of Tuftonboro, 1916.
Financial Statement of John A. Edgerly, Treasurer
With the Town of Tuftonboro, for the year ending Feb. 15, 1917.
RECEIPTS.
In treasury Feb. 15, 1916. $940.22
Received from D. B. Palmer, collector, poll tax, 1915 2.00
J. A. Stackpole, candidates' fees. . 12.00
State for roads. 761.13
State, other sources. 612.10
H. F. Hodgdon, on Order 16. .
6.00
J. T. Thompson, on Order 42.
.24
J. T. Thompson, on Order 47. .
19.21
J. T. Thompson, balance of State Aid
63.12
J. A. Stackpole, dog licenses. 102.60
D. B. Palmer, collector 10,157.75
$12,676.37
Paid out on orders of selectmen :
E. M. Hunter, school treasurer $2,864.14
I. N. Neal, road agent. . 2,917.58
J. T. Thompson, Lamprey hill. 1,553.73
State Aid maintenance
550.98
State tax
1,110.00
Town pauper bill
126.00
County tax
925.00
Town officer bills
430.75
Miscellaneous bills
1,343.79
In hands of treasurer
854.40
$12,676.37
JOHN A. EDGERLY,
Treasurer.
12
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Report of Road Agent
I. N. NEAL, WINTER BILL, 1916.
Chas. P. Wallace
$10.20
Chas. Stillings
4.95
John Ferguson
2.10
Fred C. Libbey
5.00
Jesse Sargeant
14.00
Fred Moulton
8.55
Jesse Sargeant
7.22
Chas. Mclaughlin
2.00
Howard Emery
5.25
George Welch
24.90
John Piper
4.50
L. C. Canney
4.75
Raymond Stitt
2.47
Henry Woodmancy
2.00
Simon B. Thompson
15.85
Willie L. Bean
5.50
Ralph Bean
8.30
Aaron Gilman
8.10
F. H. Hodgdon
6.00
Frank Staples
5.80
Chas. West
1.50
Albert Cater
6.67
W. H. Caverly
12.60
J. T. Thompson
18.50
Frank Libbey, Jr.
4.60
Clement Gendro
7.20
Milton Lord
6.25
C. O. Dore
22.20
Alvah Dow
18.90
Peter Cordeau
4.20
Will Burleigh
1.65
Albert Davis
5.75
James Doe
2.55
Chas. H. Brown
36.49
W. W. Thomas
40.50
W. W. Thomas
11.84
13
14
Albert H. Cater.
$4.81
John W. Bennett
31.65
F. H. Hodgdon
3.00
Frank Shannon
4.28
Fred L. Morrill
1.65
Ben Wiggin
5.15
Frank Whitten
5.90
Joseph Whitten
2.10
Robert Lamprey
4.00
Chas. Hoyt
3.00
Frank Staples
3.25
Maurice P. Bennett
2.10
Geo. W. Allen
2.22
Levi W. Libbey
5.20
Arthur Bisbee
5.20
Henry E. F. Hayes
2.60
John Merino
2.20
Fred L. Morrill
2.20
Levi Ayers
7.43
Arthur M. Bean
3.40
Edwin Johnson
5.30
Fred Kneeland
1.65
John Ferguson
.60
A. W. Swett
7.88
Charles G. Piper
.50
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