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ANNUAL REPORTS 18
OF THE
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SELECTMEN, ROAD AGENT, TREASURER AND SCHOOL BOARD
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FOR THE
TOWN OF TUFTONBORO
NEW HAMPSHIRE
For the Fiscal Year Ending Jan. 31, 1918
Vital Statistics for 1917
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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, ROAD AGENT, TREASURER AND SCHOOL BOARD
FOR THE
TOWN OF TUFTONBORO
NEW HAMPSHIRE
For the Fiscal Year Ending Jan. 31, 1918
Vital Statistics for 1917
THE LAKESIDE PRESS, WOLFEBORO, N. H.
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS
REPRESENTATIVE W. W. THOMAS
SELECTMEN EDWIN B. EDGERLY
HERBERT F. HODGDON ERNEST M. HUNTER
ROAD AGENT OTIS A. HERSEY
TREASURER JOHN A. EDGERLY . CLERK JOHN A. STACKPOLE
MODERATOR JOHN A. EDGERLY
TAX COLLECTOR D. B. PALMER
BOARD OF HEALTH C. E. HERSEY CONSTABLE CHESTER N. GILMAN
LIBRARY TRUSTEES G. S. HORNER THOMAS PIPER J. M. HALEY
SUPERVISORS OF CHECK LIST GEORGE W. ALLEN
EDWIN C. HERSEY JAMES F. FERNALD
AUDITORS THOMAS H. BLAISDELL LEWIS MCINTIRE
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
TOWN WARRANT
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
[L. s.]
To the inhabitants of the Town of Tuftonboro in the County of Carroll in said State, qualified to vote in town affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said Tuftonboro on Tuesday, the twelfth day of March next, at nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects :
Article I. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
Article 2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year, and make appropri- ation of the same.
Article 3. To choose a delegate to the Constitutional Con- vention.
Article 4. To see if the town will vote to lay out and build a road, beginning at a stake and stone near the dwelling of Irving McDuffee, continuing in an easterly direction, along the shore of Dan Hole Pond to a stake and stone at town line, agree- able to a petition signed by Theodore Thompson and others.
Article 5. To see if the town will vote to construct a per- manent bridge, either steel, concrete, or both, over Melvin river, in the Village of Melvin in said town, and to raise and appropri- ate money for the same, and to appoint necessary agents to carry the vote into effect, agreeable to a petition signed by Forrest E. Hodgdon and others.
Article 6. To see if the town will vote to put in proper re- pair that part of the highway leading from Melvin Village to Mirror Lake, in said town, which lies between the residence of Herman Hodgdon and the old "schoolhouse lot," so called, and to raise and appropriate money for the same.
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
To see if the town will vote to raise the sum of ($100) one hundred dollars for the Huggins Hospital.
Article 8. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal, this second day of Feb- ruary, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eighteen.
- EDWIN B. EDGERLY, Selectmen of
HERBERT F. HODGDON, ERNEST M. HUNTER, Tuftonboro
A true copy of Warrant-Attest :
EDWIN B. EDGERLY,
Selectmen
HERBERT F. HODGDON, of
ERNEST M. HUNTER, Tuftonboro
INVENTORY
No. of acres of land
21,801
$605,130 00
Horses
148
18,660 00
Oxen
46
4,800 00
Cows
315
14,685
Neat stock
94
4,940 00
Sheep
11
44 00
Fow1
300
250 00
Hogs
8
125 00
Automobiles
25
6,725 00
Portable mills
1
300 00
Boats
30
13,950 00
Wood and lumber
6,300 00
Stock in trade
6,500 00
Money on hand and at interest
76,250 00
Mills and machinery
1,100 00
$759,759 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
AMOUNT OF MONEY ASSESSED ON RATABLE ESTATES
For State tax
$1,155 00
County tax
1,540 00
Repairs on highways
2,000 00
State aid for permanent repairs
1,092 00
Maintenance of State aid roads
300 00
Decorating soldiers' graves
15 00
Town expenses
400 00
Library fund
31 50
School appropriation
2,723 00
So called new road appropriation
1,000 00
Cutting bushes
300 00
Huggins Hospital
100 00
Special State tax, Mexican Border Bill
154 00
$10,811 38
Overlay
450 26
$11,261 64
STATEMENT OF ASSETS
Due from State for maintenance $ 12 75
County (F. E. Clow's bill, medical attendance on Charles Hoyt's family) 12 00
Cash in hands of hands of Treasurer
285 63
STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES
Due School District Treasurer
$500 00
Library Trustees Maintenance fund 13 00
15 65
RECEIPTS
1917
Feb. 15 From town Treasurer, cash on hand, 1916
$854 40
June 30 State maintenance
26 00
Aug. 27 66
21 05
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Oct. 3 State maintenance
$ 25 50
Nov. 12
68 20
Dec. 31
24 50
31 From S. A. Hidden, County Treasurer, account of Martha Leary
52 17
31
State insurance tax
6 00
31 Savings Bank tax
352 00
31 Literary fund
84 96
31 Proportion school fund
299 74
1918
Jan. 2 State maintenance money
65 90
16
Construction work 182 71
16
Culverts
244 93
16 Harry L. Smith expenses
14 65
31
John A. Stackpole, dog license
76 80
31
State maintenance money
90 83
31 Collector 11,261 64
$13,751 98
SUMMARY OF TOWN EXPENSES
Library
$ 67 78
Health Officer
48 76
County paupers
64 17
Bushes
215 86
Schools
2,710 30
Town office
29 23
Gipsy moths
217 87
Town paupers
179 00
Board of Officers
27 90
Officers
385 42
Highways
2,893 26
Bridges
180 19
Maintenance
580 26
Construction
1,548 01
"New Road"
1,000 00
Miscellaneous
3,318 34
Total
$13,466 35
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
LIBRARY EXPENSES
1917
April
7 Abbott & Avery, insurance of books, 1915-16, (old bill) $ 8 76
May 26 G. S. Horner, new books 52 15
Dec. 29 Abbott & Avery, 1917, insurance 6 00
Jan. 30 G. S. Horner, freight on books 87
$67 78
HEALTH OFFICER'S EXPENSES
Jan. 24 Charles E. Hersey, services as Board of Health and supplies $20 36
29 Charles E. Hersey, supplies 6 00
29 C. O. Doe, supplies furnished C. E. Hersey 22 40'
$48 76
COUNTY PAUPER BILL
Dec. 29 Burial expenses of Martha N. Leary $52 17
1918
Jan. 31
Dr. Fred E. Clow, operation on and visit to
Mrs. Charles Hoyt
12 00
$64 17
BUSH BILLS
Sept. 29 E L. Ayers
$15 66
29 Howard Emery
15 66
29 Walter Whitten
2 30
29 Fred Moulton
10 30
29 John Currie
39 20
Oct. 19
66
4 00
Nov. 3
6€
13 00
24 D. B. Palmer
.26 75
24 Maurice P. Bennett
25 65
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Nov. 24
John R. Whitten
24 25
24 Aaron Gilman 8 00
Dec. 29 Simon B. Thompson 12 90
1818
Jan.
26 Frank Shannon
4 40
26 John Ayers
2 44.
28 George Berry 3 00
29 Horace F. McIntire
1 30
30 Irving Haley
2 80
31 Wilbur Lamprey
90
31 Henry S. Burleigh
1 35
$215 86
"NEW ROAD" ORDERS
1917
July 12 E. M. Hunter
$500 00
Sept. 25
100 00
Oct. 19
6 6
400 00
$1,000 00
SCHOOL ORDERS To E. M. Hunter, District Treasurer
1917
Apr. 7 E. M. Hunter
$102 60
May 29
200 00
June 5 100 00
July 2
500 00
Sept. 21
200 00
Nov. 24
500 00
Dec. 22
200 00
1918
Jan.
29
from State
384 70
31
balance paid
523 00
$2,710 30
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
CONSTRUCTION WORK
1917
July 12 E. B. Edgerly
$500 00
Oct. 16
500 00
Nov. 3
250 00
1918
Jan. 26
298 01
$1,548 01
OFFICE SUPPLIES
April 7 Edson C. Eastman Co. $ 3 70
12 F. P. Hobbs, postage on non-resident Inventories 2 43
Nov. 24 Edson C. Eastman Co
2 95
Dec. 29
66 books required by
tax commission 19 25
1918
Jan. 28
J. H. Irish & Co , stationery 90
$29 23
GIPSY MOTH BILL
1917
May 5 Harold R. Chase
$10 00
5 Edward Kane
6 00
14 Maurice P. Bennett 22 00
14 Charles H. Young
8 00
26 Harold R. Chase
32 00
26 Edward Kane
34 00
29 Charles Durant
10 00
29 Forrest Blake
12 00
June 7 J. C. Blake
49 50
Dec. 29 Ralph Haley
3 38
29 Fred R. Colby
1 12
29 Charles Mclaughlin
1 12
29 J. C. Blake
28 75
$217 87
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
TOWN PAUPER BILL
1917
May 14 Raymond F. Hersey, supplies for Charles Stillings' family $39.00
July 28 Raymond F. Hersey, supplies for Charles Stillings family 33 00
Aug. 28 Henry S. Burleigh, house rent for Charles Stillings family to Sept. 1st, 1917 12 00
Sept. 29 Raymond F. Hersey, supplies for Charles Stillings family 27 00
1918
Jan. 28 Henry S. Burleigh, rent for Charles Stillings family to March 1st, 1918 12 00
29 Raymond F. Hersey, supplies furnished Charles Stillings family 51 00
31 C. W. Pinkham, potatoes for Charles Stillings for seed 5 00
$179 00
BOARD BILL
May 26 Mrs. E. C. Hersey, board of Selectmen
$13 40
Oct. 27
4 90
1918
Jan. 31
Town Officers 9 60
$27 90
HIGHWAY ORDERS INCLUDING BRIDGES To Otis A. Hersey, Road Agent
1917
April 25 Bills presented to date
$ 120 25
May 26
134 10
29
57 50
June 30
597 87
Aug. 4
66
92 95
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Aug. 25
Bills presented to date
$ 99 05
Sept. 29
36 82.
Oct. 27
66
22 58
Nov. 24
60 90
24
(plank)
16 35
Dec.
29
128 37
1918
Jan. 26
1,255 78
30
287 09
31
163 84
Total orders
$3,073 45
MAINTENANCE REPORT
1917
Mar. 13
A. W. Swett (old bill)
$ 11 90
May 26
H. F. Hodgdon
26 00
Aug. 25
50 .00
Sept.
29
33 00
Oct. 19 John Currie, cutting bushes
24 00
Nov. 3
17 00
24 D. B. Palmer,
22 84
28 E. M. Hunter
216 85
Dec. 29
W. W. Thomas
34 00
29 E. B. Edgerly
-118 47
1918
Jan. 29 T. H. Blaisdell
25 00
30 -H. F. Hodgdon
1 20
...
$580 26
TOWN OFFICER BILLS
1918
Jan. 30 Chester H. Gilman, services as Constable
$11 42
30 George W. Allen, . .
Supervisor
9 00
30 James F. Fernald, 66
9 00
30 Edwin C. Hersey,
9. 00
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30 Aaron Gilman, services as Janitor
$ 3 00
30 H. F. Hodgdon, 6. Selectman 60 00
30 E. M. Hunter,
60 00
30 E. B. Edgarly.
and
Oveerseer of the Poor
70 00
30
D B. Pilmer,
Tax Collector 75 00
30 John A. Stackpole,
Town Clerk 35 00
30 John A Edgerly,
Town Treasurer 40 00
30 Thomas H Blaisdell,
Auditor
2 00
30 Lewis N McIntire,
Auditor 2 00
$385 42
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
1917
Mar. 27 Myron G. F. Roberts, 1916 town reports $ 55 00
Apr. 9 Rev. Carlyle Summerbell, reporting two marriages 50
25
Samuel A. Hidden, balance of 1914 County tax (clerical error of County Treasurer) 110 98
Sept. 21
Daniel C. Paris, decorating soldiers' graves, 1916 and 1917 30 00
Dec. 22
John W. Plummer, State tax in full 1,309 00
1918
Jan. 25
Samuel A. Hidden, County tax 1,540 88
25 Huggins Hospital 100 00
28 Lewis McIntire, repairs on door-yard for damage done by construction work, 1915 40 00
31 D. B. Palmer, discounts 83 57
31 Granite State News, publishing Selectmen's notices 2 00
31 Aaron Gilman, word and drawing 2 25
31 D. B. Palmer, collector, 1917 abatements 44 15
$3,318 34
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
LIST OF ABATEMENTS
Napoleon Melanson, taxed in Wolfeboro
$7 00
Arthur Burke 7 00
George Morrison, cows died
1 72
Frank A. Hersey heirs, horse died
72
public water
3 00
Susan Brown, horse died
43
Charles S. Hoyt, unable to pay
4 29
Jesse Sargent, public water
3 00
George E. Wiggin, public water
3 00
POLLS
F. P. Drew, changed residence
2 00
E. D. Plant,
2 00
Rainsford Lewis. paid in Wolfeboro
2 00
Richard Sleeper, out of town
2 00
Herbert Hull,
2 00
Chas. H. Young. .'
2 00
George Howe,
2 00
$44 16
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF TREASURER For the Year Ending Jan. 31st, 1918 RECEIPTS
In treasury, Feb. 15, 1917
$ 854 40
Received from County
52 17
State, all sources
1,583 77
Daniel B. Palmer, Collector
11,261 64
$13,751 98
EXPENDITURES
Paid State tax
$1,309 00
County tax
1,540 88
old bill
110 98
Road bills, maintenance
580 26
Construction
1,548 01
.
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Road bills, New Road
$1,000 00
Otis A. Hersey
2,893 26
Bridges
180 19
Cutting bushes
215 86
For schools E. M. Hunter
2,710 30
Town and County poor bills
243 17
Town Officers
385 42
Other bills
749 02
Cash in Treasury
285 63
$13,751 98
JOHN A. EDGERLY, Treasurer.
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF TUFTONBORO FREE LIBRARY, Dec. 31, 1917.
There are 2,075 volumes in the Town Library. The books are well read and appreciated by the reading people.
Those at Melvin Village are in the Mission House and well provided for.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Books bought, 1913, April
$30 17
1915, May 24 28 00
1917, June 2 52 18
$110 35
Amount due from town, four years, $31.50 per year
126 00
$15 65
G. S. HORNER, THOMAS F. PIPER, Trustees JOSHUA M. HALEY; )
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
STATEMENT OF THE EXPENDITURE OF THE "NEW ROAD" APPROPRIATION ($1,000.00).
June 26 Asa B. Thompson
$3 00
25
Ellis Dow
$2 00
:26
.6
1 63
27
2 25
30
66
2 00
July
13
1 13
$9 01
June 21
Clement Gendro
$2 25
22
٠١
2 25
23
2 25
25
66
2 25
26
1 63
Nov.
21
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1 25
22
6.
75
24
2 25
26
1 00
27
60
2 22
June
25
Francis Dow
$2 25
26
١١
1 37
27
66
2 25
28
2 25
30
1 25
$ 9 37
30
John Piper
1 75
26 Otis Hersey
10 50
18
L. S. Waterbury
$2 00
20
2 00
21
2 25
23
66
2 25
25
2 25
26
1 75
27
66
2 25
28
2 25
30
2 25
..
$18 13
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.
July
2
$2 25
2 00
$23 50
June 18
Wilfred Gove
$2 00
19
2 00
20
2 00
21
2 25
22
2 25
23
2 25
25
€6
2 25
26
. €
1 63
27
2 25
28
66
2 25
30
2 25
July
2
66
2 25
3
2 25
June 19
Will Bean
$4 50
20
66
4 50
21
4 50
22
66
2 25
23
2 25
18 00
21 George Dunn
$2 25
22
2 25
23
2 25
25
2 25
26
66
1 75
27
6 6
2 25
28
2 25
30
2 25
July
2
2 25
3
1 25
4
1 00
11
1 00
13
66
1 13
.
66
27 88 1
$25 26
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Oct.
16 Charles Hoyt
$2 25
18
2 25
$4 50
Nov.
23
Ernest Dow
$ 50
26
2 25
27
2 25
5 00
June 25 J. F. Fernald
$2 25
: 26
1 75
Oct.
4
75
6
66
2 25
8
2 25
9
2 25
11
66
2 00
15
2 25
16
2 25
17
2 25
18
6:
١١
2 25
Nov.
21
1 00
June 18
Simon T. Thompson
$2 00
19
2 00
20
60
2 00
21
2 25
22
2 25
23
2 25
25
60
2 25
26
1 75
27
2 25
28
66
75
30
66
2 25
Oct.
4
66
2 25
8
2 25
9
66
2 25
15
66
66
2 25
17
66
( 6
2 25
18
66
2 25
Nov
21
75
.
.
·
23 50
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Nov.
23
Simon T. Thompson
$ 75
24
2 25
27
2 25
-
$41 50
June 22
John Bean
$3 88
23
3 88
25
3 88
26
3 00
27
3 88
28
..
. 6
3 88
30
66
3 88
July
3
3 88
Oct.
4
1 29
6
3 01
8
. .
3 87
8
3 23
11
1 94
15
3 87
16
3 44
17
3 65
18
3 87
June
19
Ralph Bean
$2 25
20
2 25
21
2 25
22
2 25
23
2 25
Oct.
4
75
6
2 25
8
2 25
9
2 25
11
2 25
June
20
Milton Lord
$4 50
22
5 50
23
5 50
25
1
5 50
58 33
21 00
4
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19
June
26
Milton Lord
$4 28
27
66
5 50
28
5 50
30
5 50
July
3
5 50
11
2 75
13
6 6
2 75
Oct.
4:
66
1 83
6
5 50
8
5 50
9
5 50
11
66
2 75
15
5 50
16
4 57
17
66
60
5 50
18
5 50
Nov.
21
2 41
23
1 83
24
5 50
27
2 44
June 21
Charles H. Bennett
$5 50
22
5 50
23
5 50
25
5 50
26
66
4 28
27
6€
5 50
28
5 50
30
5 50
July
3
5 50
13
2 75
Oct.
4
1 29
6
66
3 44
8
3 87
9
3 66
11
2 80
3 87
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-
-
15
60
66
66
1
66
$107 14
20
TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Oct.
16
Charles H. Bennett
$3 23
17
3 87
18
3 87
Nov.
21
66
2 15
22
..
1 29
23
..
1 29
24
3 87
26
1 72
27
٠١
1 72
June 18
Simon B. Thompson
$2 00
19
2 00
20
66
2 00
21
66
2 25
22
.6
2 25
23
6 €
2 25
. 25
2 25
26
( 6
1 75
27
2 25
28
66
2 25
30
2 25
Oct.
11
2 25
15
2 25
17
2 25
18
2 25
Oct.
4
George Straw
$1 22
6
4 27
8
5 50
9
5 19
11
5 50
15
5 50
16
5 50
17
66
5 50
Nov.
21
2 '44
23
1 83
27
5 50
$92 97
32 50
47 95
21
TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Oct.
4
Chester Gilman
$ 75
6
60
2 25
8
2 25
9
2 25
11
66
1 63
15
2 25
North-East Metal Cul. Co., culverts Winnipesaukee Lake Trans. Co., freight
2 40
Mrs. Annie Richardson, gravel 75 00
10 00
June 19
Ernest M. Hunter
$4 50
19
2 25
20
66
4 50
20
1 75
21
5 50
21
4 50.
22
5 50
22
4 50
23
5 50
23
4 50
25
5 50
25
4 50
26
66
4 28
26
66
3 50
27
66
5 50
27
4 50
28
5 50
28
4 50
30
5 50
30
66
4 50
July
2
66
2 25
3
2 25
4
2 50
11
1 25
13
66
2 75
.
$ 11 38
136 00
85 00
22
TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Oct.
4 Ernest M. Hunter
$1 83
9
66
5 50
9
. .
66
1 50
11
6 €
4 88
11
2 00
15
2 75
15
4 50
16
6 6
66
5 50
16
66
4 50
17
66
5 50
17
4 50
18
6€
5 50
18
4 50
Nov.
15
66
4 00
21
66
61
23
$ 6
66
1 83
24
. 6
66
5 50
26
. ..
66
5 50
26
3 00
27
5 50
27
66
66
3 75
$184 43
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SUMMARY .
L. S. Waterbury
$ 23 50
Wilfred Gove
27 88
Will Bean
18 00
Ralph Bean
21 00
Milton Lord
107 14
Charles H. Bennett
92 97
Simon B. Thompson
32 50
Simon T. Thompson
41 50
John Bean
58 33
Asa B. Thompson
3 00
Ellis Dow
9 01
Clement Gendro
18 13
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Francis Dow
$ 9 37
George Dunn
25 26
John Piper
1 75
Otis Hersey
10 50
Charles Hoyt
4 50
J. F. Fernald
23 50
George Straw
47 95
Chester Gilman
11 38
Ernest Dow
5 00
Ernest M. Hunter
184 43
North-Eastern Metal Culvert Co.
136 00
Winnipesaukee Lake Transportation Co.
2 40
Mrs. Annie Richardson
85 00
$1,000 00
ERNEST E. HUNTER, in charge of work.
We certify that we have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
THOMAS H. BLAISDELL, LEWIS MCINTIRE,
Auditors.
HIGHWAY ACCOUNT
OTIS A. HERSEY, AGENT
Personal summer account
$327 32
winter
33 20
6 6
bridge
20 00
$380 52
Total summer bills paid
$ 781 20
winte
1,751 54
bridge
66
160 19
$2,692 93
Total highway expenses
$3,073 45
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SUMMER BILLS
PAID
A. W. Gilman
$ 4 00
W. P. Willand, labor and grade
17 30
Charles Mclaughlin 4 00
Harold Chase
2 00
O. V. Bennett
10 00
Ralph Bennett
4 00
Milton A. Lord
15 00
Edwin C. Hersey
2 00
J. F. Fernald, old bush biff
2 80
John Currie
15 50
John Piper
13 75
Frank Whitten
7 00
Benjamin Wiggin
7 00
A. W. Gilman
5 60
O. V. Bennett
5 00
I. N. Neal
4 00
Albert W. Swett
5 00
George Welch
2 00
Harvey J. Lord
26 00
John Piper
47 00
Chester Gilman
2 00
George Dunn
2 00
Charles West
6 00
John Currie
40 30
George Hersey
5 60
. John Whitten
8 85
Charles Piper
9 80
Peter Cordeau
3 00
Fred Parker
4 30
Simon B. Thompson
3 00
John Thompson
16 00
Asa B. Thompson
16 00
Charles Wallace
3 60
Fred Moulton
2 00
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Harry Straw
$8 50
Albert Cater
3 70
Fred L. Morrill
2 00
John Edgerly
68 30
Herbert Ayers
8 00
Aaron Gilman
3 40
Edwin Hersey
6 00
John Bennett
11 50
Horace MeIntire
6 10
Charles Hoyt
6 00
Joseph Blake
5 00
Charles Bennett
21 75
James Smith, care of Brackett road
10 00
Harry Straw
16 00
Irving McDuffee
20 10
A. W. Gilman
1 00
W. P. Willand
1 00
Fred Moulton
3 30
C. L. Steele
2 00
C. W. West
3 08
A. M. Dow
11 30
Theodore Thompson
19 00
John Thompson
12 00 7
Herman Hodgdon
60
Elijah Kenney
2 00
Fred Parker, gravel
2 30
Frank Whitten
2 00
George Hersey
2 42
J. M. Haley, for grade
1 90
Irving McDuffee
8 90
B. F. Stokes
80
Asa B. Thompson
16 30
Walter H. Caverly
2 40
Charles Brown
4 00
Bernard Brown
90
John Bennett
3 00
George Hersey
2 00
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Charles E. Hersey
$16 00
T. H. Blaisdell
31 50
Albert Cater
7 91
W .. W. Thomas
50 85
A. W. Swett
16 10
Lafayette Thompson
2 00
E. S. Poore
14 80
J. W. Bean
5 64
Milton Lord
10 35
Harry Straw
4 00
Simon B. Thompson
2 00
Total
$781 20
WINTER BILLS
PAID
A. W. Gilman
$4 20
O. V. Bennett
1 50
Ralph Bennett
1 00
Milton Lord
11 00
John Edgerly
2 25
Charles Piper
3 00
Chares West
4 20
Edwin Hersey
3 20
Walter A. Caverly
8 80
Herbert Ayers
17 10
Frank Whitten
3 35
Benjamin Wiggin
3 00
Joseph Whitten
60
Jesse Sargent
16 80
George Allen
7 90
John Piper
2 60
I. N. Neal
11 00
A. W. Swett
8 70
John Ayers
4 10
George Welch
16 80
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John Whitten, old bill
$ 2 90
Simon T. Thompson
10 27
Simon B. Thompson
12 40
John Thompson
12 00
L. C. Canney
4 60
Frank Staples
2 05
Asa B Thompson
9 90
Charles Wallace
4 80
Fred Moulton
20 00
J. H. Mareno
8 20
Albert Cater
1 30
Fred Morrill
1 70
James Doe
3 40
John Bennett
26 30
H. F. Hodgdon
5 40
Forrest W. Hodgdon
4 10
Arthur Bisbee
5 20
George Haley
5 70
Ralph Bean
2 30
W. L. Bean
3 20
Irving McDuffee
3 10
W. P. Willand
50
Henry Woodmancy
3 00
Albert Davis
3 20
D. B. Palmer
6 00
Theodore Thompson
17 00
Harry A. Davis
60
Clement Gendro
70
Fred Parker
2 75
Benjamin Wiggin
3 00
Frank Whitten
6 80
C. W. West
3 80
Charles Bassett
4 80
Fred Moulton
5 70
Walter Whitten
80
Forrest W. Hodgdon
9 50
H. F. Hodgdon
17 00
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1 $18 60
Herbert Ayers
W. L. Bean
12 20
Ralph Bean
8 50
John Ayers
4 40
Leroy Ridlon
3 00
Frank Shannon
4 00
Albert Davis
5 80
Arthur Davis
6 40
Harry Davis
3 10
Theodore Thompson
39 89
Asa B. Thompson
30 30
Ernest Hunter
20 20
Forrest Boardman
2 50
Frank Shannon
2 40
G. M. Cheney
1 80
Hartwell Piper
50
George Welch
41 00
Riley Emery
7 60
Peter Cordeau
...
3 00
Joseph Whitten
· 16 75
Frank Whitten
10 10
Benjamin Wiggin
7 90
Roscoe Adjutant
7 90
John Ayers
6 80
Simon B. Thompson
28 10
Charles Wallace
22 30
Charles Mclaughlin
2 00
Walter Caverly
19 80
Simon T. Thompson
25 15
Frank Bennett
4 10
I. N. Neal
29 90
John Currie
1 20
James Doe
2 30
Hartwell Piper
40
John Ferguson
40
Albert Cater
2 20
Albert W. Swett
3 40
29
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Henry Woodmancy
1 59
Elijah Kenney
7 60
Fred Morrill
90
Frank Staples
2 00
O. V. Bennett
5 37
A. M. Dow
4 00
Asa B. Thompson
4 80
George Welch
6 00
Jesse Sargent
5 40
Irving Haley
1 90
D. B. Palmer
2 87
George Copp
8 40
George Straw
6 30
Milton Lord
24 47
Ernest Hunter
2 40
C. H. Bennett
3 88
Forrest E. Hodgdon
4€
Archer Bisbee
1 60
E. L. Ayers
9 70
Arthur Bisbee
20 50
Walter Whitten
1 70
Fred Moulton
16 20
Forrest W. Hodgdon
10 40
L. W. Libby
49 20
H. F. Hodgdon
21 80
Herbert Ayers
23 80
Frank Libby
35 50
Frank Libby Jr.
12 10
I. N. Neal
3 80
John Piper
1 30
Howard Emery
5 50
Edwin Seavey
2 40
Charles Stilling
80
Henry Burleigh
2 30
James Doe
90
Simon B. Thompson
8 10
John R. Whitten
4 10
1
30
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John A. Edgerly
$26 60
Clement Gendro
3 12
Harry L. Davis
5 80
John A. Stackpole
90
Aaron W. Gilman
8 80
John Piper
11 50
Chester Gilman
8 40
J. F. Fernald
2 20
Seldon McIntire
16 00
Charles West
4 40
Robert Lamprey
46 20
Charles H. Brown
41 85
Bernard Brown
10 64
George Allen
5 10
O. V. Bennett
18 63
Ralph Bennett
6 69
John Bennett
56 40
Henry Woodmancy
9 55
Arthur M. Bean
3 00
Fred L. Morrill
5 40
Edwin Johnson -
6 80
Frank Staples
11 80
Robert Mckean
5 20
Charles E. Hersey
48 60
Charles Piper
11 80
Edwin Seavey
4 90
Daniel Hersey
1 40
W. L. Bean
8 40
Ralph Bean
9 70
Edwin Seavey
1 50
Thomas H. Blaisdell
4 50
J. H. Marena
8 05
Maurice Bennett
2 70
Albert Cater
7 95
W. W. Thomas
42 30
Albert W. Swett
13 70
J. W. Smith
5 80
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Lafayette Thompson
$29 35
Irving McDuffee
21 37
Jesse Sargent .
32 40
Herman Hodgdon
7 30
Edwin Hersey
10 65
Charles H. Stilling
8 50
William Burleigh
80
Henry S. Burleigh
23 75
J. W. Bean
5 64
Fred Parker
2 10
W. D. Cheney
19 50
J. W. Smith
1 80
Walter Caverly.
4 40
A. W. Gilman
1 20
Chester Gilman
1 40
W. P. Willand
40
Fred Libby
2 00
Wilbur Lamprey
1 30
$1,751 54
BRIDGE BILLS PAID
John Piper
$ 7 00
Harvey Lord
7 00
John T. Thompson
12 00
Chester Gilman
4 50
Charles Hoyt
2 40
John Thompson .
12 00
J. W. Hodgdon, timber for bridge
6 75
Irving McDuffeé 66
2 00
Charles Foss, hauling bridge plank
3 00
John Currie
2 00
Fred Moulton, boards for bridge
82
S. W. Clow, bridge plank
16 35
Harry A. Davis
3 00
Frank Whitten
6 00
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W. L. Bixby, bridge plank
$72 24
T. H. Blaisdell
75
G. S. Horner, spikes for bridges
1 23
A. M. Dow
1 15
$160 19
We certify that we have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
THOMAS H. BLAISDELL, LEWIS MCINTIRE.
Auditors.
Jan. 31st, 1918.
REPORT OF E. B. EDGERLY, CONSTRUCTION WORK SPRING ACCOUNT
Road completed from near the Reed Camp to bridge between residence of Forrest E. Hodgdon and Main Middle Road.
Week Ending June 23, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 3 days
$16 50
George W. Copp, team, 2 days
11 00
W. H. Caverly, team, 3 days
16 50
O. V. Bennett, team, 3 days
16 50
J. A. Edgerly, team, 3 days
16 50
F. H. Hodgdon, laborer, I day
2 25
Harold R. Chase, laborer, 3 days
6 25
Lawrence Brewer, laborer, 3 days
6 75
J. C. Blake, laborer, 3 days
6 75
Ralph Bennett, laborer, 11/2 days
3 48
F. B. Edgerly, overseer, 3 days
9 00
$111 98
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Week Ending June 30, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 6 days
$33 00
George W. Copp, team, 4 days 22 00
O. V. Bennett, team, 4 days
22 00
W. H. Caverly, team, 1 day
5 50
J. A. Edgerly. team, 3 days
16 50
Herman Hodgdon. laborer, 6 days
13 50
Harold Chase, laborer, 6 days
13 50
E. C. Hersey, laborer, 5 days
11 25
Lawrence Brewer, laborer, 6 days
13 25
J. C. Blake, laborer, 5 days Maurice Bennett, laborer, 4 days
9 00
Ralph Bennett, laborer, 5 days
11 25
Joseph Whitten, laborer, 2 days
4 50
Otis A. Hersey, road machine, 11/2 days
13 50
John F. Piper, operator, 11/2 days
3 75
Harvey Lord, teamster, 11/2 days
3 38
15 00
E. B. Edgerly, overseer, 5 days carting dynamite
1 00
Fred Gould, dynamite
5 50
.
H. E. Fernald, sharpening drills
50
$229 38
Week Ending July 7, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 2 days
$11 00
George W. Copp, team, 372 days
19 25
O. V. Bennett, team, 1/2 day
2 75
W. H. Caverly, team, 2 days
11 00
J. A. Edgerly, team, 2 days
11 00
Harold Chase, laborer, 5 days
11 25
Lawrence Brewer, laborer, 5 days
11 25
J. C. Blake, laborer, 2 days
4 50
E B. Edgerly, overseer, 5 days, no charge
$82 00
11 25
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FALL ACCOUNT
Week Ending Oct. 13, 1817
George M. Cheney, teatn, 5 days
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