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Harry E. Straw
2.60
T. H. Blaisdell
3.50
Bernard N. Brown
4.85
Chas. W. West
3.73
Ralph L. Bean
5.00
L. C. Canney
2.85
James A. Doe
2.40
W. P. Willand
1.05
Frank Libbey, Jr.
2.90
Frank Libbey, Jr.
4.20
S. A. McIntire
2.50
Geo. H. Haley
3.10
Fred Moulton
22.05
Howard Emery
.60
Frank Wentworth
.45
Theodore Thompson
9.81
Irving McDuffee
9.41
Chas. B. Wallace
6.20
Jesse Sargeant
10.20
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Geo. Welch
$10.35
Geo. Moody
.80
Lafayette Thompson
6.10
Simon T. Thompson
10.70
Simon B. Thompson
9.96
Asa B. Thompson
12.35
J. W. Bean
2.00.
W. H. Caverly
15.20
D. J. Hersey
2.50
N. D. Hodgdon
3.20
Otis A. Hersey
3.25
E. C. Hersey
4.65
A. W. Gilman
1.50
H. S. Burleigh
15.75
Chas. S. Stillings
1.05
John Ayers
2.55
Roscoe Adjutant
.90
John Piper
2.55
Chas. Mclaughlin
4.51
Chas. H. Young
4.06
Harold L. Chase
4.51
John Ayers
4,95
Arthur Davis
5.75
Chas. G. Piper
4.80
Ben. Wiggin
8.55
Frank S. Whitten
20.33
Joseph Whitten
4.50
Lafayette Thompson
8.27
S. A. McIntire
3.00
Arthur Bean
2.20
Arthur Hunter
1.50
Geo. H. Haley
1.65
Levi W. Libbey
6.21
Harry E. Straw
5.25
Roger Adams
6.42
John A. Edgerly
14.45
John W. Bennett
47.90
Ernest M. Hunter
3.90
E. L. Ayers
6.25
Levi Ayers
4.48
Will Swett .
9.15
Theodore Thompson
24.93
Chas. Stillings
4.95
T. F. Piper
1.68
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Geo. A. Moody
$1.00
Otis A. Hersey
5.74
Herbert Ayers
4.57
Milton Lord
12.00
P. V. Bennett
10.64
John A. Edgerly
6.00
Geo. G. Piper
3.50
Frank S. Bennett
.45
C. R. Ennery
7.95
C. E. Hersey
27.35
D. B. Palmer
1.50
John T. Thompson
13.50
H. F. Hodgdon
15.75
Arthur Davis
1.50
Albert Davis
1.50
Total winter bills
$995.97
Report of Road Agent
I. N. NEAL, SUMMER BILL.
Ernest H. Deland.
$10.00
E. W. Hersey
3.00
Elwood Hunt
.79
George Berry
4.78
Clifton Bisbee
.60
Milton Lord
25.00
Francis Dow
4.00
Oscar Wheedon
2.50
John T. Thompson
13.00
Peter Cordeau
3.55
John Ayers
2.85
Aaron Gilman
8.75
Lafayette Thompson
2.25
L. C. Canney
8.75
W. P. Willand.
9.07
John T. Thompson
34.00
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Harold Chase
$3.75
W. Poore .
5.00
Charles W. Mclaughlin
1.75
F. H. Hodgdon
.80
C. O. Dore.
3.00
Roger Adams
3.63
Silas W. Bean.
2.00
Willard Durgin
2.00
John A. Edgerly.
24.42
John W. Bennett
16.50
Ernest M. Hunter .
17.90
Charles Bennett
2.50
George W. Allen
5.58
Milton Lord .
36.00
Charles S. Hoyt.
12.75
John Ayers
1.75
Albert W. Cater
15.80
Albert W. Swett.
47.61
Simon B. Thompson
14.00
Simon T. Thompson.
1.60
John F. Piper.
60.50
George M. Cheney
35.71
Theodore Thompson
18.40
Levi W. Libbey .
5.25
Charles Stilling's
3.30
Willie L. Bean
98.00
Ralph L. Bean
16.00
John Currier
54.25
Peter Cordeau
9.00
Otis A. Hersey
4.60
Herbert Ayers
3.00
A. W. Gilman.
3.75
John R. Whitten.
4.00
T. H. Blaisdell .
SS.40
George W. Hersey
4.50
Milton Lord
3.00
George W. Copp.
15,00
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C. R. Emery . . $1.35
C. E. Hersey . .
34.50
Charles H. Brown 16.70
W. W. Thomas.
20.20
Robert Lamprey
15.00
Charles H. Hoyt
4.00
Frank P. Blake. 9.15
Elijah B. Kenney
2.00
H. F. McIntire.
3.00
J. C. Blake.
30.10
Harry E. Straw
17.50
Bernard N. Brown
5.55
Ausbrey N. Dow.
67.50
Charles B. Wallace
6.00
Jesse Sargeant
8.55
George Welch
2.00
Lafayette Thompson
2.50
Asa B. Thompson .
13.07
Walter H. Caverly
12.00
E. C. Hersey .
1.00
Annie Richardson
8.60
D. B. Palmer.
18.67
John T. Thompson
1.50
Total summer bills
$1,078.33
I. N. NEAL, BRIDGE BILL.
Alvah Dow
$2.50
George S. Morrison. 6.00
T. H. Blaisdell 8.00
$16.50
I. N. Neal, personal services.
$538.85
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MEADOW ROAD BILL.
Clifton Bisbee
$4.00
Charles Hoyt
12.30
Willie L. Bean
45.00
Ralph L. Bean.
22.50
J. A. Wingate
.25
T. H. Blaisdell.
2.40
W. H. Caverly.
6.00
I. N. Neal.
3.00
$95.45
Unexpended balance in hands of I. N. Neal. .
4.55
$100.00
I. N. NEAL, BUSH BILL.
Charles Mclaughlin
$7.88
Henry Woodmancy
7.88
Frank Bradley
10.50
George Berry
4.00
Albert Cater
7.40
Charles G. Piper
6.40
Albert H. Cater
7.00
Clement Genau
2.40
Robert McKean
10.50
Clifton Bisbee
11.00
D. B. Palmer
25.00
John Ayers
.70
Simon T. Thompson
11.25
George H. Haley
5.80
Frank Bradley
11.37
Aaron Gilman
14.00
Frank Shannon
3.60
O. V. Bennett.
2.00
Charles Hoyt
4.00
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Maurice Bennett
$14.00
Fred L. Morrill
4.20
Arthur M. Bean.
8.00
Charles G. Piper
4.10
Bernard N. Brown.
4.60
Asa B. Thompson
4.90
$192.48
SUMMARY OF I. N. NEAL ACCOUNT.
Summer expenses
$1,078.33
Winter expenses
995.97
Bridge bills
16.50
Meadow road
95.45
Bush bills .
192.48
Personal expenses
538.85
Total expenses $2,917.58
H. F. HODGDON ACCOUNT.
(For covering sand near J. W. Hodgdon's house)
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Paid:
July 11 John W. Bean $6.00
Clement Gendro 10.00
C. H. Bennett . 25.00
12 Asa B. Thompson 3.50
Simon B. Thompson 12.00
Simon T. Thompson 12.00
E. M. Hunter. 30.00
Lewis S. Waterbury 12.00
Milton Lord 30.00
J. F. Fernald. 10.00
John Thompson 42.00
A. N. Dow 30.00
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July 12 Arthur Davis
$12.00
Albert Davis
12.00
13 E. L. Ayers 12.00
15 Howard Emery
12.00
22 H. F. Hodgdon.
18.00
Forest W. Hodgdon
4.00
1917.
Feb.
14 E. M. Hunter 1.50
15 J. A. Edgerly, town treasurer, un- expended balance of appropri- ation
6.00
$300.00
July 1, 1916 Received from town. $300.00
Expenditures of State Aid Money
Sept. 30 O. V. Bennett $7.00
Ralph Bennett
12.00
Arthur Davis
12.00
Clifton Bisbee
12.00
George Allen
12.00
Herbert Ayers
12.00
G. M. Cheney .
30.00
Clement Gendro
12.00
H. F. Hodgdon
18.00
Ralph S. Haley 12.00
Roger Adams
12.00
J. T. Thompson
36.00
Frank Staples
8.00
Roscoe Adjutant
6.00
$201.00
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Oct.
7 George Allen
$12.00
Herbert Ayers
12.00
Roger Adams
4.00
Ralph Bennett
12.00
O. V. Bennett.
25.00
Clifton Bisbee
12.00
G. M. Cheney
30.00
Arthur Davis
12.00
Roscoe Adjutant
12.00
Clement Gendro
12.00
H. F. Hodgdon
18.00
Ralph Haley
12.00
Frank Staples
9.00
J. T. Thompson.
36.00
J. A. Edgerly
20.00
G. W. Hersey
6.00
Albert Davis
6.00
Joseph Whitten
4.00
$254.00
Oct. 14 George Allen
$9.67
Herbert Ayers
7.67
Clifton Bisbee
9.67
G. M. Cheney .
24.17
Arthur Davis
9.67
Roscoe Adjutant
7.67
Clement Gendro
9.67
H. F. Hodgdon
14.50
Ralph Haley
8.00
Frank Staples
9.67
J. T. Thompson.
26.50
J. A. Edgerly
23.61
G. W. Hersey.
9.67
Albert Davis
9.67
Joseph · Whitten
7.67
Chester Gilman
9.67
Francis Dow
7.67
Roger Adams
5.67
Charles Mclaughlin
5.67
Harold Chase
5.67
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Oct. 1b
Charles Bennett
O. V. Bennett.
Ralph Bennett
$14.17
5.00
2.00
$243.00
Oct. 21 George Allen
$11.00
Herbert Ayers
11.00
Clifton Bisbee
11.00
G. M. Cheney .
27.50
Arthur Davis
11.00
Clement Gendro
11.00
H. F. Hodgdon
16.50
Ralph Haley
11.00
Frank Staples
11.00
J. T. Thompson.
33.00
J. A. Edgerly
20.00
Albert Davis
9.00
Joseph Whitten
11.00
Chester Gilman
11.00
Roger Adams
2.00
Charles Bennett
22.50
O. V. Bennett.
27.50
Ralph Bennett
11.00
Herman Hodgdon
11.00
Edwin Hersey
7.00
Francis Dow
3.00
$289.00
Oct. 28
Herbert Ayers
$10.00
Clifton Bisbee
7.00
G. M. Cheney
30.00
Arthur Davis
9.00
Clement Gendro
9.00
H. F. Hodgdon.
18.00
Ralph Haley
12.00
Frank Staples
12.00
J. T. Thompson .
34.50
J. A. Edgerly
25.00
Albert Davis
9.00
Joseph Whitten
12.00
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Oct. 28
Chester Gilman
$12.00
Roger Adams
6.00
Charles Bennett
25.00
O. V. Bennett.
30.00
Ralph Bennett
12.00
Herman Hodgdon
12.00
G. W. Hersey .
12.00
Edwin Hersey
10.00
Charles Mclaughlin
4.00
Harold Chase
4.00
$314.50
Nov. 4 Frank Staples
$2.00
Clement Gendro
4.00
Joseph Whitten
2.00
G. W. Hersey.
1.00
J. T. Thompson .
3.00
Ralph Haley
5.00
$17.00
Nov. 13
Ralph Haley
$6.00
Dec.
1 Arthur Davis
2.00
George Haley
2.00
J. T. Thompson
12.00
$22.00
Dec. 6 G. M. Cheney, dragging road .... $9.75
MAINTENANCE FUND EXPENDED ON MAIN ROAD (NEAR DUDLEY'S).
Oct. 30 Clement Gendro
$3.00
Clifton Bisbee
3.00
Edwin Hersey
2.00
$8.00
Nov. 4 G. W. Hersey . . $4.60
J. T. Thompson
16.15
Ralph Haley
6.60
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Nov. 4 Chester Gilman $8.60
G. M. Cheney
21.39
Joseph -Whitten
4.60
Frank Staples
2.60
Clement Gendro
4.60
$69.14
J. T. THOMPSON ACCOUNT.
Nov. 22 Receipt
$77.38
77.14
Balance due treasurer
$0.24
EXPENDITURES FOR MATERIAL USED ON STATE ROAD.
Dec. 1 Drill steel (W. H. Neal's bill) ... $3.90
Express plow points (J. T.
Thompson) .45
Express dynamite (J. T. Thomp- son) 1.45
Sharpening drills (J. A. Win-
gate's bill) 2.00
Dynamite (Gould's bill)
40.87
Dynamite (S. O. Huckins' bill) . .
78.75
Conveying dynamite (R. Adju- tant)
2.00
Conveying dynamite (Arthur Da- vis) 1.25
Telephoning (J. T. Thompson) ..
1.35
Coal (J. T. Thompson) .
1.60
Lumber and labor on drag used on state road 3.49
Culverts from state
38.50
State engineer's bill.
8.66
$184.27
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J. T. THOMPSON ACCOUNT.
(State aid, Main road from Mirror Lake to Melvin Village.)
Sept. 27
Receipts
$500.00
Oct. 11 Receipts
500.00
26 Receipts
300.00
Dec.
13 Receipts
120.00
Jan. 8 Receipts
54.98
9 Receipts
78.75
$1,553.73
1,534.52
Balance due treasurer.
$19.21
TUFTONBORO, February 15, 1917. We have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correct and properly vouched.
THOMAS H. BLAISDELL, EDWIN S. POORE,
Auditors.
Report of School Board and Treasurer
For the fiscal year ending February 15, 1917.
RECEIPTS.
On hand
$216.18
Dog licenses
57.20
Literary fund
86.94
State Aid for average attendance
112.00
State Aid for qualified teachers
68.00
Town assessment, 1916
2,450.00
Town assessment for district officers 90.00
Estate of John Brewster
700.00
Tuition from Ossipee
17.00
$3,797.32
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EXPENDITURES.
Voucher.
Apr. 6.
1 R. E. Lane, printed matter, war- rants, etc. $1.01
2 R. E. Lane, pens, pencils and crayons 7.54
3 Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies. 8.33
4 Edward E. Babb & Co., Aldine Readers and charts. 42.65
5 J. L. Hammett & Co., Webster's Dictionary 1.53
6 D. H. Knowlton, 100 classics .... Hattie Norris, cleaning Melvin Village schoolroom 3.00
3.00
8 Evelyn Thompson, cleaning Mountain schoolroom 3.00
9 Jesse Sargent, wood for Moun- tain school 11.00
10 George Welch, sawing wood and other labor, 1915. 2.50
11 Caroline E. Hersey, freight, post- age, etc. 2.53
-12 Mrs. George Haley, cleaning Town Hall schoolroom 3.00
13 Mrs. Herbert Ayers, cleaning Cor- ner schoolroom 3.00
14 Myrtle and Leora Adjutant, cleaning Center schoolroom ...
3.00
15 Mrs. Etta Piper, cleaning Mir- ror Lake schoolroom. .
3.00
16 John W. Bennett, wood for Mir- ror Lake school 13.50
17 Woodbury Libby, wood for Corner school 12.00
18 Myron Haley, fitting and housing wood 2.25
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19 Mabel MacNeill, two brooms .... 1.00 Charles Osburn, sawing and hous- ing wood 2.25
21 D. H. Knowlton, supplementary reading 2.80
22 American Book Co., arithmetics, spellers and geographies 29.00
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Apr. 19. 23 Caroline E. Hersey, money ad- vanced for supplies and de- livery
$5.33
28. 24 Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching one month at Center school .... 40.00 25. Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mirror Lake school. 40.00
26 Blanche Lucas, teaching one month at Mountain school .....
40.00
27 Grace A. Cropley, teaching one month at Melvin Village school 40.00
28 Beatrice Merrifield, teaching one month at Town Hall school .... 40.00
29 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching one month at Corner school. . 40.00
30 John E. Bennett, money advanced- Etta Piper, for conveying schol- ars 20.00
May
2. 31 Charles H. Bennett, conveying scholars to Melvin school, part of spring term 20.00
3. 32 Roger K. Adams, conveying chil- dren to Town Hall school, part of spring term
18.00
26. 33 Maud Whitehouse, teaching one month at Center school.
40.00
34 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching one month at Corner school ....
40.00
35 Blanche Lucas, teaching one month at Mountain school ..... 40.00 36 Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mirror Lake school 40.00
37 Beatrice Merrifield, teaching one month at Town Hall school. . 40.00
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40.00
June 19.
39
40.00
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Grace Cropley, teaching one month at Melvin Village school Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching one month at Center school ... Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching spring term at Center school from state of New Hampshire for certificate 24.00
41
Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mirror Lake school 40.00
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June 19. 42 Blanche Lucas, teaching one month at Mountain school . . . $40.00
43 Beatrice Merrifield, teaching one month at Town Hall school .... 40.00
44 Grace A. Cropley, teaching one month at Melvin Village, N. H. 40.00 45 Myrtle , Adjutant, janitor work and kindlings, Center school. 6.50
46 Roger Williams, janitor work and kindlings, Melvin Village school 6.50
4. Lura P. Sargent, janitor work, Mountain school 6.00
48 Rebie S. Doe, janitor work at Mirror Lake school. 6.00
49 Myron Haley, janitor work at Corner school 6.00
50 Forest Piper, janitor work at Town Hall school 6.00
51 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching one month at Corner school
40.00
52 J. L. Hammett Co., furniture and blackboards 45.75
53 Edward E. Babb & Co., globe, bells, and postage on same. 4.13
54 R. E. Lane, rolls of honor and postage on same 1.28
55 Everett W. Hersey and others, dry wood and fitting same. . 56 John E. Bennett, freight, cartage of seats, desks, and blackboards. 6.20
1.75
57 Charles West, labor at Center school 1.50
58 John E. Bennett and others, grading and cutting bushes ....
1.80
59 Caroline E. Hersey, cash paid for freight, postage, delivery and supplies 5.65
60 Mabel MacNeill, postage, supplies and cash paid for repairs. 3.20
61 Roger K. Adams, conveying children to Town Hall, and la- bor 30.40
62 Everett Wiggin, conveying schol- ars, spring term, from Tufton- boro Neck 50.64
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Jan. 19. 63 John E. Bennett, cash advanced Etta Piper, for conveying schol- ars
$30.64
64 Myrtie B. Fall, conveying Miss Deland to Corner school 20.00
22. 65 John E. Bennett, kindlings, post- age and suppplies. 3.97
66 Aaron Gilman, cleaning vault and yard, Town Hall school. 1.50
67 James F. Fernald, setting glass and other labor 1.50
68 John T. Thompson, dry wood for kindlings and hauling same ... Caroline E. Hersey, freight and postage
1.00
Aug. 7. 69
1.50
Sept. 11. 70 John E. Bennett, cash paid for re- pairs on piano, Mirror Lake school
4.00
71 Mabel MacNeill, repairs at Town Hall, and Corner schools. .
3.97
72 Ray Hersey, conveyance for school board
2.00
73 Caroline E. Hersey, cash paid for sewing materials. 6.00
74 Caroline E. Hersey, cash paid for freight 1.00
25.
75 Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching one month, Center school 40.00
76 Massachusetts Bible Society, tes- taments and postage on same ..
10.24
77 Bertha Colbeth, teaching one month at Melvin Village school
40.00
78 Thompson, Brown & Co., Meser- vey's bookkeeping
1.70
79 Blanche Lueas, teaching one month at Mountain school ....
40.00
80 Ruth Bennett, conveying scholars to Town Hall school .... .. 22.50
81 Forest E. Hodgdon, painters' sup- plies and labor. 16.60
82 F. C. Merrill, tuning and repair- ing organs 7.00
83 R. E. Lane, chalk and printed matter 9.13
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Oct. 12. 84 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching one month at Corner school. . . . $40.00
85 American Book Co., writing books and postage on same ... 4.01
86 J. L. Hammett Co., hyloplate blackboards for Town Hall and Corner schools 12.69
87 D. H. Knowlton, classics for sup- plementary reading 2.50
25.
88 Maude M. Whitehouse, teaching one month, Center school .
40.00
89 Bertha Colbeth, teaching, one month at Melvin Village school 40.00
90 Blanche Lucas, teaching one month at Mountain school ....
40.00
91 Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mirror Lake school 40.00
92 Etta Piper, conveying scholars from Bay district to Mirror Lake in part .25.00
93 Caroline E. Hersey, delivery by stage, freight and supplies .... 1.93
94 Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching one month at Center school ... 40.00
95 Blanche Lucas, teaching one month, Mountain school. ... 40.00
. Nov. 20. 96
Bertha Colbeth, teaching one
month at Melvin Village school
40.00
97 Rebie S. Doe, teaching two months at Mirror Lake school. 80.00
98 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching two months at Corner school. . .. 80.00 99 Edwin B. Edgerly, teaching three months, Town Hall school .. 120.00
100 Maud .M. Whitehouse, teaching fall term at Center school from N. H., for certificate. 24.00
101 Rebie S. Doe, teaching fall term at Mirror Lake, from N. H., for certificate 24.00
102 Roger Williams, janitor work and kindlings, Melvin Village school 6.50
103 Myron Haley, janitor work, Cor- ner school 6.00
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Nov. 20. 104 Myrtle and Leora Adjutant, jani- tor work and kindlings, Center school
$6.50
105 Peru Sargent, janitor work, Mountain school 6.00
106 Forest Piper, janitor work at Town Hall school 6.00
107 Rebie S. Doe, janitor work, Mir- ror Lake school 6.00
108 Edward E. Babb, composition pa- per and spelling slips 11.70
109 Myrtie B. Fall, conveying Miss Deland to Corner school . . .. Etta Piper, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake, balance of term ..
20.25
111 John E. Bennett, supplies and kindlings
3.35
112 Everett Wiggin, conveying schol- ars to Mirror Lake from Neck, fall term . 43.50
113 Mabel MacNeill, repairs, supplies, and kindlings 3.70
114 Harry A. Davis, labor, Corner school
2.25
115 Ruth Bennett, conveying scholars to Town Hall school ..
23.25
116 . Caroline E. Hersey, supplies and cash paid 3.72
117 J. W. Bean, conveying scholars to Melvin school, fall term. 46.50
118 Levi Libby, dry wood for Corner school
15.00
Dec. 11. 119
Charles Hoyt, sawing and housing wood, Melvin .. school 2.00
18. 120
Caroline E. Hersey, cash paid for books and sewing material .... 10.00
19. 121
Mary W. Hill, teaching three weeks at Melvin Village school 30.00 Edwin B. Edgerly, teaching three weeks at Town Hall school .... 30.00
122
1917. Jan. 4. 123
Edwin B. Edgerly, teaching bal- ance of month at. Town Hall school 10.00
21.50
110
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Jan. 4. 124 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching one month, Corner school . .. $40.00
125 Blanche Lucas, teaching one 40.00
month at Mountain school ....
126 Maud N. Whitehouse, teaching one month at Center school .... 127 Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mirror Lake school. . .
40.00
40.00
128 Mary W. Hill, teaching balance of month at Melvin Village school 10.00
29. 129
Hattie Morris, partial cleaning of Melvin schoolroom and hall.
1.50
Feb. 6. 130 John W. Bean, conveying schol- ars to Melvin, winter term, in part 25.00
12. 131
Jonathan Hodgdon, dry wood for Melvin Village school. 15.00
132 John W. Bennett, wood for Mir- ror Lake school 13.50
133 Charles West, wood for Center school 14.50
134 John A. Edgerly, wood for Town Hall school 13.50
135 George Welch, wood for Moun- tain school 15.00
-136 Rebie S. Doe, teaching balance of winter term at Mirror Lake ... 60.00
137 Rebie S. Doe, teaching ten weeks at Mirror Lake, from state for certificate . 20.00
138 Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching ten weeks at Center school, from state, for certificate. 20.00
139 Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching balance of winter term at Cen- ter school 60.00
140 Blanche Lucas, teaching bal- ance of winter term at Moun- tain school 60.00
141 Myrtie B. Fall, teaching balance of winter term at Corner school 60.00
142 Edwin B. Edgerly, teaching bal- ance of winter term at Town Hall school 60.00
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Feb. 12. 144 Mary W. Hill, teaching balance of winter term at Melvin Vil- lage school .
$60.00
145 Roger Williams, janitor work at Melvin Village school. 5.00
146 L. Peru Sargent, janitor work at Mountain school 5.00
147 Rebie Doe, janitor work at Mirror Lake school 5.00
148 Myron Haley, janitor work at Corner school z 5.00
149 Leora and Myrtle Adjutant, jan- itor work at Center school, kin- dlings and labor 5.75
150 Forest Piper, janitor work at Town Hall school . 5.00
151 G. S. Horner, supplies for Melvin and Mountain schools
1.38
152 J. W. Bean, conveying scholars to Melvin Village school, balance of winter term 24.00
153 Etta Piper, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake from Wharf dis- trict
. 49.00
154 Lizzie A. Wiggin, conveying scholars from Neck to Mirror Lake school
44.25
155 Anna Neal, conveying scholars to Town Hall school, winter term.
50.00
156 Lewis Wiggin, fitting wood and other labor, Melvin Village school 1.00
157 Edward E. Babb & Co., paper and primary supplies
12.97
158 R. E. Lane, printed matter and erasers
3.58
159 D. H. Knowlton, supplementary readers 1.20
160 J. L. Hammett & Co., school paste and ink.
1.52
161 Lafayette Thompson, rent of · Mountain school building .....
20.00
162 Caroline E. Hersey, freight and delivery and cash paid for labor 3.24
163 Charles Haley, pine kindlings ... 1.50
35
Feb. 12. 164 John Piper, sawing and fitting wood $3.00
165 John E. Bennett, cash paid for kindlings, glass and labor. ...
1.50
166 Ernest M. Hunter, postage ..... 1.85 167 Myron Haley, fitting and housing wood, Corner school 3.00
1.50
169
168 Caroline E. Hersey, carriage hire John E. Bennett, services as mem- ber of school board 20.00
170 Mabel A. MacNeill, services as member of school board. . .
20.00
1/1 Caroline E. Hersey, services as chairman of school board. . .
25.00
172 Ernest M. Hunter, services as dis- trict treasurer 12.00
173 Milton Lord, services as truant officer
10.00
Total expenditures $3,460.16
Cash in hands of treasurer
$337.16
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES.
Text-books
$96.44
Reference books and maps
5.70
Scholars' supplies
47.71
Primary supplies
12.75
Teachers' salaries
2,040.00
Extra from state for certificates
132.00
Services of school board.
65.00
Truant officer
10.00
Other district officers
12.00
Flags and appurteances
2.00
Transportation of scholars
545.43
Minor repairs
41.27
Janitor service
102.00
Fuel
111.25
Sewing materials
20.25
Furniture
60.44
Tuning and repairing musical instruments
14.00
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36
Freight and delivery of supplies $14.29 Unclassified expenditures 127.63
Number of weeks in school year, 34.
CAROLINE E. HERSEY, JOHN E. BENNETT, MABEL A. MACNEILL, School Board of Tuftonboro.
TUFTONBORO, Feb. 15, 1917.
We certify that we have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correct and properly vouched.
THOMAS H. BLAISDELL, EDWIN S. POORE, Auditors.
Roll of Honor.
The following-named children attended every session of school throughout the year :
Milton L. H. Bean. Ada V. Lord
Richard N. Butler
Esther B. Lord
Louisa A. Fall
Everett M. Lord
Myron M. Haley
Clarence V. Staples
Marion H. Haley
Percy Thompson
Esther M. Haley
Bertha M. Welch
Ethelyn M. Hersey
Lawrence P. West
1
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TUFTONBORO, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1916.
Date of Birth
Name of the Child (if any)
Male or Fem.
Living or
No, of Child,
1st, 2d, etc.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother
Jan.
8 Louise B. Gilman ..
F
L
1
Chester H. Gilman
Edith B. Fernald.
Farmer
Tuftonboro.
Chelsea, Mass .....
Mar.
15 Donald McDuffee
M
3
Irving McDuffee.
Minnie Templeton.
4
--- Haley ...
M
L
6
Willis I. Haley
Bernice E. Dow.
Laborer
Tuftonboro
Moultonboro ... . .
June
15
-Foss ..
M
L
1
Charles E. Foss. ..
Florence B. Bean.
Farmer
Tuftonboro.
Tuftonboro ...
June
17 James Bennett ..
2
Frank S. Bennett
Eleanor G. Dawes ...
Farmer.
Tuftonboro.
Boston, Mass.
Aug.
23 | Wilma R. Burleigh ..
F
L
3
William C. Burleigh.
Jane E. McRae.
Farmer.
Portland, Me ..
Ontario, Canada ..
Aug.
24 -
--- Rines
M
L
George N. Rines ...
Lottie E. Adjutant. .
Laborer ..
Alton ...
Tuftonboro ...
Oct.
19
Piper.
M
S
7
John F. Piper
Nellie Staples
Farmer
Tuftonboro.
Parsonsfield, Me ..
Oct.
22
Bennett.
F
L
5
Maurice P. Bennett.
Annie Kidd ...
Farmer.
Tuftonboro.
Fifeshire, Scot ....
Nov.
11!
- -Davis .
M
L
4
Harry L. Davis.
Flora B. McDonald.
Carpenter. .. .
Moultonboro.
Moultonboro. ..
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN A. STACKPOLE, Town Clerk.
37
Farmer ..
Tuftonboro.
Ossipee.
May
-
1
Stillborn
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TUFTONBORO, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1916.
Date
Place of Marriage
Name and Surname of Groom and and Bride
Residence of Each at Time of Marriage
Age
Occupation of Groom and Bride
Place of Birth of Each
Names of Parents
Name, Residence and Official Station of Person by Whom Married
1916
Aug. 2 Sanbornville, N. H. Willard Durgin.
Bernice Hersey ..
Tuftonboro, N. H.
62
Farmer.
Housewife ..
Montreal, Can ..... Rumney, N. H. ... Saugate, Vt ..
Thomas A. Williams Clergyman 'Sanbornville, N. H.
John W. Haley
Clergyman
Tuftonboro, N. H.
38
Oct. 12 Sandwich, N. H.
Oscar A. Whedon ...
47
Laborer
36 Housewife
Tuftonboro, N. H.
Dec. 20 Tuftonboro, N. H. Charles E. Haley ..
John A. Stackpole Justice of the Peace Tuftonboro, N. H.
Dora E. Mack
21
House wife
Moultonboro, N.H. Elmer R. Bragg.
Sarah A. Parott
E. S. Coller
Clergyman
Sandwich, N. H.
Annie S. Butler.
33
Farmer
Tuftonboro, N. H.
Abraham Downing ... Permelia Innis. John M. Whedon Mary E. Parker. George E. Hersey Velzora V. Tate .. Samuel R. Haley . Hattie J. Buzzell ..
Amelia Grover ..
62
Teamster
17 Housewife
Porter, Me .. Joseph Durgin. Mary Wormwood Tuftonboro, N. H. George W. Hersey ... Elizabeth Hodgdon . Nelson Gendro .
Sept. 14 Tuftonboro, N. H. Clement Gendro.
Brownfield, Me .... 23
.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN A. STACKPOLE, Town Clerk.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF TUFTONBORO, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1916.
Age
Date
Place of Death
Name and Surname of the Deceased
Years
Months .
Days
Male or Fem.
Single, Mar.
Occupation
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
1
.
Feb. 14 Tuftonboro.
Jonn W. Robblee.
30
3
10
W. Newton, Mass. Vermont .
M M
S W
Mec. Engineer. James R. Robblee .... Farmer. None. Irving McDuffee .. James B. Bean ....
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