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$27 50
George W. Copp, team, 2 days 11 00
Charles Mclaughlin, laborer, 5 days
11 25
Albert Davis, laborer, 5 days
11 25
J. C. Blake, laborer, 5 days
11 25
E. B. Edgerly, two picks
2 00
telephoning, express, etc.
3 15
1
$77 40
Week Ending Oct. 20, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 5 days
$27 50
George W. Copp, team, 3 days
16 50
Charles Mclaughlin, laborer 5 days
11 25
Joseph C. Blake, laborer, 2 days
4 50
Albert Davis, laborer, 5 days
11 25
Arthur .Davis. laborer, 5 days
11 25
Herman Hodgdon, laborer, 4 days
9 00
$91 25
Weck Ending Oct. 27, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 512 days
$30 25
George. W. Copp, team, 51/2 days
30 25
George D. Straw, team, 31/2
19 25
J. C. Blake, laborer, 41/2 days
10 13
Francis Dow, laborer, 11/2 days
3 37
Charles Mclaughlin, laborer, 472 days
10 13
12 38
Albert Davis, laborer, 51/2 days Arthur Davis, laborer, 512 days Herman Hodgdon, laborer, 412 days Chester Gilman, laborer, 21/2 days
12 38
10 13
5 63
. George W. Copp, overseeing to date, 14 days
14 00
$157 90
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Week Ending Nov. 3, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 41/2 days
$24 75
George W. Copp, team, 412 days
24 75
George D. Straw, team, 4 days
22 00
J. C. Blake, laborer, 312 days
7 88
Albert Davis. laborer, 412 days
10 13
Arthur Davis, laborer, 41/2 days
10 13
Charles Mclaughlin, laborer, 212 days
5 63
Chester Gilman, laborer, 3 2 days
7 88
Forrest Boardman, laborer, 412 days
10 13
Forrest Hodgdon, laborer, 1 day
2 25
E. B. Edgerly, overseer, 4 days
9 00
$134 53
Week Ending Nov. 10, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 6 days
$33 00
George W. Copp, team, 6 days
33 00
George D. Straw, team, 5 days
27 50
John Edgerly, team, 6 days
33 00
O. V. Bennett, team, 272 days
13 75
Joseph Bennett, laborer, 6 days
13 50
Forrest Boardman, laborer, 6 days
13 50
Albert Davis, laborer, 6 days
13 50
Arthur Davis laborer, 6 days
13 50
Charles McLaughlin, laborer, 6 days
13 50
Herman Hodgdon, laborer, 11/2 days
3 38
Chester Gilman, laborer, 5 days
11 25
Joseph Whitten, laborer, 31/3 days
7 50
George W. Hersey, laborer, 4 days
9 00
Forrest Hodgdon, laborer, 4 days
9 00
Henry Hodgdon, laborer, 4 days Clifton Bisbee, laborer, 1 day
2 25
E. B. Edgerly, overseer, 6 days
13 50
George W. Copp, hoe broken
75
Ralph Bennett, laborer, 1/2 day
13
E. B. Edgerly, freight on culvert pipe
4 49
$279 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Week Ending Nov. 17, 1917
George M. Cheney, team, 31/2 days
$19 25
John A. Edgerly, team, 4 days 22 00
Charles Mclaughlin, laborer, 2 days
4 50
Albert Davis, laborer, 3 days
6 75
Arthur Davis, laborer, 3 days
6 75
Forrest Boardman, laborer, 3 days
6 75
Joseph C. Blake, laborer, 3 days
6 75
Forrest Hodgdon, laborer, 21/3 days
5 25
Henry Hodgdon, laborer, 2 days
4 50
Herman Hodgdon, 1/2 day
1 12
E. B. Edgerly, overseer, 4 days
9 00
Orville Porter, bridge material
11 75
Forrest Hodgdon, bridge material
17 62
John A. Edgerly, plow broken
3 00
$124 99
SUMMMARY OF CONSTRUCTION REPORT
Received from State appropriation $ 442 29
Town . 6
1,105 72
$1,548 01
EXPENDITURES
Spring pay-roll
$416 36
Incidental expenses
7 00
Fall pay-roll
822 31
Incidental expenses
9 64
Breakage
3 75
Bridge material
29 37
Culvert pipe
244 93
Harry L. Smith, expenses
14 65
$1,548 01
EDWIN B. EDGERLY, 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
Jan. 31, 1918.
Auditors.
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD AND TREASURER Feb. 15, 1917, to Jan. 26, 1918
SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS
MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD JOHN E. BENNETT EMILY C. FERNALD LIZZIE CANNEY
TREASURER E. M. HUNTER
MODERATOR JOHN A. EDGERLY
CLERK GEORGE H. HALEY
TRUANT OFFICER MILTON LORD
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
RECEIPTS
On hand
$ 337 61
Tuition from Moultonboro
51 00
Dog licences, 1916
102 60
Literary fund
84 96
State aid for average attendance
75 74
" qualified teachers
224 00
Town assessments, 1917, in part
2,133 00
Town assessment for district officers 90 00
Estate of John Brewster
700 00
$3,798 46
Due from town of Tuftonboro, bal. 1917 appropriation $500 00
EXPENDITURES
Voucher No.
Mar. 30
1 R. E. Lane, 100 roll of perfect attendance $ 1 26
2 Edward E. Babb, pencils 7 13
3 J. W. Bennett, 1 cord dry wood 5 00
4 Frank Shannon, fitting wood and labor in shed 3 75
5 Leora Adjutant. cleaning Center school- room 3 00
6 Mrs. Frank Shannon, cleaning Mirror Lake schoolroom 3 00
7 Mabel Ayers, cleaning Corner schoolroom 3 00
8 Evelyn Thompson, cleaning Mountain schoolroom 3 00
9 Hattie Morris, cleaning Melvin school- room 3 00
10 Mrs. George Haley, cleaning Town Hall schoolroom 3 00
Apr. 11 11
George W. Hersey, sawing wood and labor in shed 3 75
May 2 12 Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mirror Lake 40 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
13 Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching one month at Corner school $40. 00
14 - Florence Leighton, teaching one month at Mountain school 40 00
15 Mary W. Canney, teaching two weeks at Melvin school 20 00
16 Helen B. Morse, teaching one month at Town Hall school 40 00
May 2 17 Louise D. Hammond, teaching one month at Center school 40 00
18 John E. Bennett, cash advanced, 300 feet flag rope 2 75
19 American Book Co., arithmetics and writ- ing books 13 58
19 20
D. C. Heath, grammars and postage on same 6 56
J. L. Hammett Co., furniture 14 20
21 22 Edward E. Babb Co., paper and supplies 19 55
23 R. E. Lane, report cards and warrants 87
30 24
Jonathan Hodgdon, 1/2 cord wood 2 00
25 Asa Thomson, load slab wood 1 00
26 John Bean, hauling, fitting and housing wood at Melvin Village school 2 50
27 Emily C. Fernaid, cash advanced, sewing material 3 90
28 Emily C. Fernald, postage, freight and supplies 4 29
29 John Bean, conveying scholars to Melvin Village part of spring term 24 00
30 Emily C. Fernald, repairs at Melvin school 2 20
31 Mrs. Mary Canney, carfare 2 00
32 Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mir- ror Lake 40 00
33 Maud M. Whitehouse, teaching on: month . at Corner school 40 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
May 30 34 Florence Leighton, teaching one month at Mountain school $40 00
35 Mary W. Canney, teaching one month at Melvin school 40 00
36 Helen B. Morse, teaching one month at Town hall 40 00
37 Louise D. Hammond. teaching one month at Center school 40 00
38 John E. Bennett, cash advanced Etta Piper, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake school 35 00
39 Henry Woodmancy, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake 20 00
June 28 40
Rebie S. Doe, teaching one month at Mirror Lake 40 00
41 Maud Whitehouse, teaching one month at Corner school 40 00
42 Florence Leighton, teaching one month at Mountain school 40 00
43 Helen B. Morse, teaching one month at Town Hall school 40 00
44 Louise D. Hammond, teaching one week at Center school. 10 00
45 Mary W. Canney, teaching one month at Melvin school 40 00
46 Walter Richardson, teaching three weeks at Center school 30 00
47 Rebie S. Doe, teaching spring term at Mirror Lake from State for certificate 24 00
48 Maud Whitehouse, teaching spring term at Corner schoolhouse from State for certificate 24 00
49 Mary W. Canney, teaching ten weeks at Melvin school from State for certificate 20 00
50 John E. Bennett, cash advanced Etta Piper, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake, balance of term 32 00
51 Henry Woodmancy, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake, balance of spring term 37 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
June 28 52 Roger Williams, janitor work at Melvin" Village $ 5 00
July 6 53 Forrest Piper, janitor work at Town Hall school 6 00
54 John E. Bennett, cash advanced, freight and cartage 2 11
55 Lizzie A. Canney, supplies and postage 1 89
June 28 56 Jesse Sargent. 1 cord slabs and fitting 2 50
57 Chester Emery, load dry wood 1 00
58 John E. Bennett, postage and supplies 5 54
59 Rebie S. Doe, janitor work at Mirror Lake 6 00
60
Myron Haley, janitor work at Corner Lake school 6 0 )
61 Lura P. Sargent, janitor work at Mountain school 6 00
62 Leora Adjutant and Margaret Emery, jan- itor work and kindlings at Center school 6 50
July 6 63
Anna Neal, conveying scholars to Town Hall school 57 00
64
George Welch, sawing 3 cords wood 3 00
12 65 National Lead Co., 8 gals. linseed oil and 150 1bs. white lead 30 62
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Aug. 7 66 Florence Leighton, teaching spring term at Mountain school, from State, for certificate 24 00
16 67 F. C. Merrill, repairing organs at three schools 8 00
24 68 Charles Hoyt, labor in shed at Melvin school 1 50
69 Helen B. Morse, teaching spring term at Town Hall school, from State for cer- tificate 24 00
28 70
R. E. Lane, printed matter 1 661
71 Henry Hodgdon, paint and labor on shed at Melvin school 3 61
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
Sept. 3 72
Shannon and Johnson, painting school buildings at Mirror Lake, two coats 23 29
73 Florence Leighton, teaching one month at Melvin school $40 00
74 Eda J. Clow, teaching one month at Mountain school 40 00
75 Grace Pike, teaching one month at Corner school 40 00
76* Marion Horner, teaching one month at Town Hall school 40 00
77 Alice Hodges, teaching two weeks at Mirror Lake 20 00
78 John E. Bennett, cash advanced for paint, freight and delivery 2 05
79 John E. Bennett, cash advanced for mend- ing ceiling at Mirror Lake house 6 05
Oct. 3 80 Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies 51 22
81 Frank Bennett, labor at Town Hall school 3 00
82 Hattie Morris, labor at Melvin Village schoolhouse 1 50
3 83 John Bean, 134 cords and fitting 8 88
84 Emily C. Fernald, sewing material 4 65
85 Emily C. Fernald, cash advanced, freight and delivery 1 82
20 86 Marion Horner, teaching three weeks at Town Hall school 30 00
25 87
Florence Leighton, teaching one month at Melvin school 40 00
88 Alice Hodges, teaching one month at Mirror Lake school 40 00
89 Grace Pike, teaching one month at Corner school 40 00
90 Eda J. Clow, teaching one month at Mountain school. 40 00
91 Edward E. Babb & Co., text books and postage 14 32
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
Nov. 8 92 Alvan Hatch. repairing clock at Mirror Lake school $ 1 00
93 Charles West, conveying furnitere to Town Hall school 1 00
16 94 Henry Woodmancy, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake school 50 00
20
95 Eda J. Clow, teaching one month at Moun- tain school 40 00
96 Grace M. Pike, teaching one month at Corner school 40 00
97 Marion Horner, teaching five weeks at Town Hall school 50 00
98 Alice Hodges, teaching one month at Mir- ror Lake school 40 00
99 Florence Leighton, teaching one month at Melvin school 40 00
100 Florence Leighton, teaching fall term at Melvin, from State, for certificate 24 00
101 Myron Haley, janitor work at Corner school 6 00
102 Bertha Welch, janitor work at Mountain school 6 00
103 Lester Piper, janitor work at Town Hall school 6 00
104 Walter Wiggin, janitor work at Melvin school 6 00
105 Charles Staples, janitor work at Mirror Lake school 5 00
106 John E. Beunett, cash advanced Etta Piper, conveying scholars to Mirror Lake school 50 00
107 Charles West, conveying scholars from Center district 58 00
108 W. P. Willand, conveying scholars from Federal district 58 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
Nov. 20 109 Lizzie A. Canney, kindlings, postage and supplies $4 65
110 John E. Bennett, telephoning, postage, kindlings and supplies 5 54
28 111 John Bean, conveying scholars to Melvin school 1850
Dec. 20 112 Walter Richardson, teaching one month at Melvin school 44 00
113 Alice Hodges, teaching one month at Mir- ror Lake school 40 00
114 Marion Horner, teaching three weeks at Town Hall school 30 00
115 Grace Pike, teaching three weeks at Cor- ner school 30 00
116 Eda J. Clow, teaching three weeks at Mountain school 30 00
117 W. E. Fernald, supplies 1 63
1918
Jan. 11 118
Henry Woodmancy, conveying scholars from Neck district, in part 28 17
25 119 Alice Hodges, teaching one month at Mir- ror Lake 40 00
120 Walter Richardson, teaching one month at Melviu Village 44 00
121 Marion Horner, teaching five weeks at Town Hall school 50 00
122 Eda J Clow, teaching one month at Mountain school 40 00
123 Grace Pike, teaching one month at Corner school 40 00
124 R E. Lane, 150 roll of perfect attendance 1 72
125 John E. Bennett, cash advanced Etta Piper, conveying scholars 47 50
126 Charles West, conveying scholars from Center District 37 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
Jan. 25 127 Henry Woodmancy, conveying scholars from Tuftonboro Neck, in part $21 83
128 W. P. Willand, conveying scholars from Federal District 21 00
129 John Bean, conveying scholars to Melvin school 37 00
130 Charles Staples, janitor work at Mirror Lake 5 00
131 Emily C. Fernald, cash advanced, janitor work at Melvin Village 6 85
132 Lester Piper, janitor work at Town Hall school 4 20
133 Bertha Welch, janitor work at Mountain school 5 00
134 Myron Haley, janitor work at Corner school 5 00
135 John W. Bennett, 12 cord dry wood
4 00
136 John Bean, 212 cords wood, and fitting and housing same 14 00
13612 Emily C. Fernald, sewing material
2 00
137 Frank Libby, 3 cords wood 15 00
138 Lizzie A. Canney, cash advanced Myron Haley, labor on wood 3 00
139 Lizzie A. Canney, supplies and kindlings 1 25
140 John E. Bennett, postage, glass, kind- lings, etc. 2 03
141 Dr. Fred Clow, medical services for Ray- mond Wiggin 12 00
142 Mrs. Edwin Hersey, board of District Officers 1 20
143 Emily C. Fernald, services as member of School Board 20 00
144 Lizzie A. Canney, services as member of School Board 20 00
145 John E. Bennett, services as Chairman of School Board 25 00
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Voucher No.
Jan. 25 146 Ernest M. Hunter, services as District Treasurer $12 00
147 Milton Lord, services as Truant Officer 10 00
148 Lafayette Thompson, rent of Mountain school building 20 00
Total expenditures
$2,990 17
Cash in hands of Treasurer
$808 29.
JOHN E. BENNETT, LIZZIE A. CANNEY, EMILY C. FERNALD, School Board of Tuftonboro.
We certify that we have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched. THOMAS H. BLAISDELL, LEWIS MCINTIRE,
Auditors.
ROLL OF HONOR
The following children attended every session of school through- out the year :
Myron H. Haley,
Esther B. Lord,
Clarence Staples Bertha Welch
Lawrence P. West
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TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
VITAL STATISTICS 1917
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Births Registered in the Town of Tuftonboro, N. H. for the Year Ending December 31, 1917.
DATE OF
BIRTH.
NAME OF THE CHILD. (if recorded).
MALE.
FEMALE.
LIVING OR
STILLBORN
-
MOTHER.
RESIDENCE OF PARENTS.
MOTHER.
AGE OF
AGE OF
April 3
M
Harry J. Lord
Laborer Tuftonboro
Acton, Me. Ossipee East Concord
April 29
-Lord Seventh Helen N. Danforth First
F
James B. Danforth Ida M. Whitten
Tuftonboro
Wolfeboro
June 11
Eleanor M. Thompson Seventh Lena M. Melanson Second
F
All Living
Napoleon Melanson ~ Alice Elliott
Tuftonboro
Grafton
September 14
Keneth E. Haley First
M
Charles E. Haley Dora Bragg
Tuftonboro
Moultonboro
November 8
Alice G. Bennett Third
F
Frank S. Bennett
Laborer
Tuftonboro
Eleanor G. Dawes
Tuftonboro
Boston, Mass.
December 30
Frederick J. Kneeland, Jr. First
M
ยท Frederick J. Kneeland Marguerite E. Ferguson
Tuftonboro
Orient Heights, Mass
FATHER.
MOTHER.
PLACE OF
BIRTH.
NUMBER OF THE CHILD.
SEX.
NAME OF FATHER.
OCCUPATION OF
BIRTHPLACE OF
FATHER.
FATHER.
MAIDEN NAME OF
BIRTHPLACE OF
Tuftonboro
Simon T. Thompson Evelyn L. Bean
Tuftonboro
Tuftonboro
July 7
F
Teaming
Canaan
Farmer
Tuftonboro
Farmer
Cambridgeport, Mass
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN A. STACKPOLE, Town Clerk.
TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Clara A. Nichols
Laborer
Farmer
Marriages Registered in the Town of Tuftonboro, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1917.
DATE OF MARRIAGE
PLACE OF MARRIAGE.
NAME AND SURNAME OF THE GROOM AND BRIDE. RESIDENCE OF EACH AT TIME OF MARRIAGE.
IN YEARS. AGE OF EACH
- PLACE OF BIRTH OF GROOM AND BRIDE. OCCUPATION OF EACH AT TIME OF MARRIAGE.
NAME OF FATHER
MAIDEN NAME OF
MOTHER.
WHAT MARRIAGE- FIRST, SECOND, OR OTHER.
NAME, OFFICIAL STATION, AND RESIDENCE OF PERSON BY WHOM MARRIED.
-
.
January 10
24
Cambridgeport, Mass Farmer Orient Heights, Mass
Daniel J. Kneeland Harriet Sleeper John T. Ferguson Olive Bailey David F. Howe
First
O. N. Desmaris, Clergyman Sanbornville
Wolfeboro
Frederick J. Kneeland Tuftonboro Marguerite E. Ferguson Tuftonboro Robert D. Howe Tuftonboro Elsie Maine Tuftonboro
21
26
25
Southboro, Mass Carpenter Stonington, Conn. Dressmaker Conway Blacksmith
Annie P. Bentley
First
T. H. Scammon, Clergyman Wolfeboro Falls
Wolfeboro
Henry E. Keenan Wolfeboro Amy M. Merrifield Tuftonboro
20
Tuftonboro Housewife
Henry F. Keenan Elizabeth Jacobs Perly Merrifield Nellie M. Thompson Fred Moulton Ora Hamilton
First
First
J. W. Hayley, Clergyman Tuftonboro
Tuftonboro
James L. Moulton Tuftonboro Gladys E. Haley Tuftonboro Ernest M. Hunter Tuftonboro
16
Parsonsfield, Me. Laborer Tuftonboro Housewife
George H. Haley Edith C. Ayers Arthur C Hunter Cora A. Hodgdon Fred Ellis
First
Harold Marshall, Clergyman Melrose, Mass.
Melrose, Mass
Margaret Ellis Melrose, Mass.
24
Melrose, Mass.
First
Eleanor G. Furber
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN A. STACKPOLE, Town Clerk.
TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Carlyle Summerbell, Clergyman Wolfeboro
Sarah D. Davis
William J. Main
First
Wolfeboro
22
First
First
March 26
June 3
August 18
27
26
Chelsea, Mass. Farmer
First
October 24
50
Deaths. Registered in the Town of Tuftonboro, N. H. for the Year Ending December 31, 1917.
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH
NAME AND SURNAME OF DECEASED
YEARS.
MONTHS.
DAYS.
SEX
PLACE OF BIRTH
CONDITION
OCCUPATION
NAEM OF FATHER
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER
January 8
Laconia
Silas W. Bean
61
11
28
M
Tuftonboro
Widowed Farmer
Silas F. Bean
January 8
Tuftonboro Mary C. Edgerly
57
8
25
F Center Harbor
Married
Housewife
Charles H. Blake
January 14
Everett D. Wiggin
53
1
11
M Tuftonboro
Married
Merchant
Isaiah S. Wiggin
February 16
Charles A. McIntire 87
1
5
M
Tuftonboro
Married
Farmer
Isaiah McIntire
Sarah A. Stevens Anna Sargent
February 19
Hannah Wiggin
95
11
12
F
Parsonsfield, Me.
Widowed |Housewife
Amri R. Quint
March 9
Almeda L. Gove
78
Bucksport, Me. F
Married
Housewife James Smith
April 5
Amos W. Kimball
54 7
13 .
M
Tuftonboro
Married
|MailCarrier Charles S. Kimball
Sophronia Ames Frances Brown Susan Horn
April 21
Fred A. Avery
60
5
17
M
Wolfeboro
Married
John Avery .
August 16
Frank Waterbury
62
1
1
M Noroton, Conn.
Married
Merchant
Frances N. Waterbury Sarah Fitch
October 7
Freeman D. Gove
85
4
24
M
East Corinth, Me.
Widowed
Farmer
Samuel A. Gove
Elizabeth Ingalls
November 5
Concord
Martha Leary
65
2
F
Tuftonboro
Single
Housewife
Daniel Leary
Mary Swett
December 30 Tuftonboro 1
Hannah C. Chamberlin 87
4
20
F
Tuftonboro
Single
William Chamberlin
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I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN A. STACKPOLE, Town Clerk.
TUFTONBORO TOWN REPORT
Mary A. Abbott Mary C. Webster Maria Piper
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