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4 5 Londonderry. 2|19 Salem.
M.
Farmer.
Joseph Cross. John R. Morrison. Geo. M. Woodbury. Moses Watts. Daniel Corliss.
Rebecca Kimball. Emma G. Hunt. Hannah P. Leach.
Fistula.
J. M. Presby.
April 20.
Patty P. Kimball.
89 6 4 Hillsborough.
M
June 24
Irene Chase.
71 10
30 10 10
66
July 17. 29.
S. Lizzie Gardner. George W. Slack. Warren L. Leet. John E. Strickland.
3 13
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22.
22.
Mehitable Cross.
Oct. 20. 23. 29.
Harriet A. Cross.
Shoemaker.
8.
Geo. M. Woodbury, Jr.
30.
Elijah L. Watts. Abiah Coburn.
100
30.
Heart Disease. Catarrhal Pneu'a. Heart Failure. Indigestion. Gastric Disease. Old Age.
W. P. Robinson. E. A. Wade. J. M. Presby. W. P. Robinson.
E. A. Wade. J. M. Presby.
DEATH.
W.
OCCUPATION.
NAME
MAIDEN NAME
OF
YEARS.
MONTHS.
DAYS.
BIRTH.
| M. OR F.
| COLOR.
S. M. OR
Elizabeth Woodman. Philanda B. Sweatt. Henrietta W. Taylor. James Dwinell.
Simeon W. Chase. J. B. Gardner. George Slack. C. H. Leet. F. W. Strickland. David P. Nudd. Wm. H. Haseltine. John Middleton. Robert Bradford.
Abbie Morrill. Martha H. Wilson. Loisa Kenney. Emma M. Griffith. Eunice Carland. Calista E. Burnside. Carrie E. McNeil.
Cholera Infantum. Infantile Pneu'a. Cholera Infantum.
Old Age.
E. A. Wade. J. M. Presby. W. F. Pierce. J. M. Presby. W. P. Robinson. J. M. Presby.
Ruth Haseltine. James S. Middleton. Hannah E. Gorrill. John B. French.
60 10 14 Wilmington, Mass. M 6 23
Measles and Pneu'a. T. H. Allen. Heart Disease. Chronic Bronchitis. Paralysis. Neurasthenia. Phthisis.
J. M. Presby.
8 8 16 Canada.
FATHER.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR,
AND
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF THE
TOWN OF SALEM,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1891.
METHUEN, MASS .: FRED A. LOWELL, PRINTER, 1891
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR,
AND
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF THE
TOWN OF SALEM,
- FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1, 1891.
METHUEN, MASS .: FRED A. LOWELL, PRINTER, 1891.
TOWN OFFICERS.
TOWN CLERK, . EDWARD D. BARSTOW.
SELECTMEN AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, DANIEL MERRILL, FRANK L. WOODBURY.
TOWN TREASURER, RUEL F. WHEELER.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
MATTHEW H. TAYLOR, JOEL E. RICHARDSON. CLINTON L. SILVER,
COLLECTOR OF TAXES, JOHN H. LANCASTER.
1
AUDITORS,
LEVI W. TAYLOR, JOSEPH CLEVELAND, CHARLES S. WOODBURY.
CONSTABLE, JOHN S. MAGUIRE.
SUPERVISORS, JOHN H. T. DUNLAP, GEORGE W. PALMER, JOHN E. RICHARDSON.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
Whole Amount of Assets.
Taxes assessed for 1890 were as follows :
State, County, Town and School tax, $7,690 21 208 00
Dog tax,
Non-resident highway tax,
75 40
Received from county,
932 45
Railroad tax,
589 91
Savings Bank tax,
654 49
Literary fund,
322 07
Insurance tax,
3 75
John H. Lancaster, collector,
balance for 1889, 1,026 03
John H. Lancaster, interest
on same, 24 00
John H. Lancaster, interest on same, 2 31
Loren B. Mclaughlin, for rent of hall, 15 00
Loren B. Mclaughlin, cash for oxen, 225 00
Loren B. Mclaughlin cash for use of oxen, 3 70
Loren B. McLaughlin, for Orrin E. Vittum, 70 20
Cash in Treasurer's hands, 2,425 87
$14,268 39
4.
Expenditures. 1
Paid on account of schools :
Town appropriation, state law,
$938 00
by vote of town,
600 00
Text books,
500 00
Repairs on school houses,
200 00
Insurance on school houses,
154 00
Savings bank tax,
654 49
Literary fund,
322 07
$3,368.56
Paid on account of schools,
$3,368 56
Miscellaneous.
Fred A. Lowell, printing town reports,
$36 00
George C. Gordon, insurance policy, 12 50
B. B. Hutchins, ox cart, 12 00
Issachar O. Foster, G. A. R. Post,
50 00
Wm. Stanton, watering place for 1889,
3 00
Frank L. Woodbury, flags,
100 00
Loren B. McLaughlin, for oxen,
66 expenses in buying oxen,
18 50
Henry W. Ham, freight on oxen,
16 50
Frank L. Woodbury, express,
25
E. C. Eastman, town books,
6 75
James H. Lyons, services in full as liquor agent, 19 96
George C. Gordon, insurance policy,
25 00
W. P. Robinson, birth returns,
1 50
Fred A. Lowell, printing blanks,
2 65
J. H. Stevens, damage from falling through bridge, 25 00
John S. Maguire, notifying juror,
75
John Brady, grain and hay for oxen, 2 95
Michael Westicott, shoeing oxen, 6 56
210 00
5.
Thomas E. Call, County tax,
$1,346 53
Gilman E. Corning, labor on cemetery,
8 25
John Morrison, services as liquor agent against Martha Hall, 11 36
Eliphalet Coburn, interest on note,
500 00
Charlotte Duston, 6 6
100 00
Ebenezer Duston,
100 00
Michael Westicott, blacksmithing,
9 50
Joseph Emerson, watering plece,
3 00
Wm. G. Crowell, ox cart,
40 00
for hay,
26 30
James Presby, recording births and deaths,
12 00
Frank L. Woodbury, labor on cemetery, near Vickery's 25 00
George W. Hall, damage on highway,
60 00
S. K. Abbott, care of Cundy lot 4 00
repairing lock, 15
Gilman D. Corning, interest on cemetery fund, 28 00
Will J. Kelley, watering place for 1889 and 1890, 6 00
Solon A. Carter, State tax,
1,340 00
Wallace W. Cole, damage to sheep by dogs, 5 00
William G. Colby, sign post, 2 53
M. R. Emerson, hay for oxen, 2 25
Ruel F. Wheeler, expenses to Concord to pay state tax,
2 80
Fred A. Lowell, printing blanks,
1 50
W. P. Robinson, recording births for 1890,
2 00
Ruel F. Wheeler & Son, interest on money to pay County tax,
27 50
Michael Westicott, shoeing oxen,
5 81
Fred Urguhart,
3 00
Eliphalet Coburn, for hay,
48 71
Orren E. Vittum, cash,
300 00
John Burns, labor on town farm,
32 50
Edson C. Eastman, town books,
1 75
6.
John H. Lancaster, postage and stationery, $2 00 Charles Bartlett, printing tax bills, 4 50
N. G. Abbott, labor on old cemetery. 5 00
John S. Maguire, repairs on town hall, 1 00
John H. Lancaster, dinners for selectmen,
19 00
Frank L. Woodbury, repairs on road machine and express, 2 10
Daniel Merrill, repairs on mowing machine,
7 00
$4.675 91
Roads and Bridges.
John Holland, labor on highway,
$12 75
James Harkins, “ 10 50
Joseph Long, labor on highway with horse and cart, 23 70
Richard McClusky, labor on highway,
10 50
Loren B. Mclaughlin, “
18 00
William Williams,
28 35
John Holland,
6 75
J. W. Kelley, for gravel,
2 26
George P. Cross, labor on highway,
1 32
Daniel Merrill, labor on highway and bridges,
8 25
Charles Rogers, gravel,
8 88
Charles B. Merrill, labor on highway,
20 10
Richard McClusky, “
9 75
Eber Rice, labor and board of men,
10 75
Loren B. Mclaughlin, labor with man,
24 75
James Harkins, labor on highway,
9 75
Charles F. Brown, board for man and oxen,
2 00
Varnum A. Merrill, labor on highway,
18 60
Washington Kimball,
7 80
John Sullivan, ٠٠ 66
2 25
L. M. Merrill,
25 72
James A. Treat, drain pipe,
13 36
Wm. G. Crowell, labor on highway,
3 50
L ·
7.
David Dunlap, labor on highway
$11 00
John Burns, 66
86 76
James Treat, 42 feet drain pipe, 10 71
Frank L. Woodbury, express on drain pipe,
63
Wm. Cordingly, for gravel,
4 40
Horace W. Hunt, labor on highway for 1889,
6 22
John Brady, board for men, 1 20
Isaac W. Holt, " 66
2 50
Charles H. Lovett, driving ox team,
9 00
Charles B. Harris, board for men and oxen,
4 00
William H. Kimball, labor on highway,
21 54
Jerome Bailey, 66
6 00
James Ayer, 66
19 80
Washington Kimball, "
66
2 91
Fred C. Buxton, spikes,
70
William G. Crowell, gravel,
2 24
Frank Lumney, labor on highway,
6 75
Loren B. Mclaughlin, labor with man,
30 00
William G. Crowell, plank for bridge, labor on highway,
13 26
John W. Wheeler, 66
13 50
Stephen Bailey, for gravel,
1 10
N. H. Paul, board for men and oxen,
17 75
Daniel Merrill, labor and lumber,
49 70
John Fitzgerald, labor on highway, 12 00
69 95
B. R. Wheeler, labor on highway,
2 50
Edwin Duston, gravel,
3 00
Thomas Duston, plank for bridges,
73 78
Amos N. Webster, labor on highway,
53
Calvin Boardman,
6 .
36 00
Frank L. Woodbury, "
5 00
William B. Kimball, for gravel,
6 00
$825 02
1
Charles Head, labor and gravel on highway,
15 00
8.
Snow Paths.
J. W. Kelley, breaking roads, $ 30
Eber Rice,
1 50
John P. Atwood,
60
M. R. Emerson,
5 00
Wm. G. Crowell,
2 00
Joseph Emerson,
6 60
Albertus Coburn,
2 90
Isaiah Woodbury,
90
C. F. Brown,
66 66
3 15
John Haseltine,
90
M. H. Taylor,
6 60
$30 45
Aid to Dependent Soldiers and their Families.
Elbridge Mitchell, board of
Mrs. Henry Woodbury, $148 75
James Ewins, cotton cloth for Mrs. Henry Woodbury, 1 20
J. C. Carey, clothing for George Nudd, 1889,
2 00
Harriet N. Hall, aid, 92 00
Benjamin H. Smith, board of David C. Stevens, 45 00
J. T. Douglas, casket and robe for David C. Stevens, 28 50
Thomas Duston, services as sexton of David C. Stevens, 7 00
W. P. Robinson, medical attendance for David C. Stevens, 9 00
Sarah E. Kimball, aid, 104 00
Jonathan J. Woodbury, board of D. W. Emerson, 27 50
Levi Cluff, board of D. W. Emerson, 84 00
Nelson Chaplin, board of Charles Chaplin, 45 00
9.
W. P. Robinson, medical attendance for Charles Chaplin, $13 50
Daniel Merrill, expenses for S. K. Perry to Soldiers' home, 4 00
John Woodbury, board of D. W. Emerson, 22 50
clothes for 11 75
$645 70
Paid on Account of Transient Poor.
Edith Woodbury, support of Charles E. Woodbury, $90 87
Belinda J. Willington, board of Reynolds child, 52 00
Belinda J. Wellington, clothes and medical attendance, 9 75
T. M. Russ, shoes for Reynolds child,
1 15
Sarah E. Bartlett, support of David L. Bartlett, 30 00
W. P. Robinson, medical attendance on Charles E. Sleeper, 30 00
W. P. Robinson, medical attendance on Mrs. Chas. E Sleeper, 15 50
George Pierce, meat for 2 84
Clinton Ewins, milk for 66 66 17 40
Wilson Brothers, milk for "
. 6
5 55
Wm. Taylor, supplies and house rent for Mrs. Chas. E. Sleeper, 158 51
N. G. Abbott, coffin robe and burial for
Chas. E. Sleeper, 28 50
Hattie A. Dunlap, board and clothes for Corning child, 56 25
board of Rosy Gile, 78 00
W. P. Robinson, medical attendance on Esther Ebruse, 4 50
10.
E. A. Wade, medical attendance on Mrs. Adam Hawkes, 1888, '89, '90, $86 25 Henry Noyes, meat for Mrs. C. E. Sleeper, 7 50
$674 57
Paid on account of Almshouse.
Orrin E. Vittum, balance on services, 1889, $ 50 00
part payment " 1890, 250 00
$300 00
Abatement and Discount of Taxes.
David Nudd, abatement on dog tax.
$1 00
Charles Thompson, " 66
2 00
Town farm,
36 54
John H. Lancaster, "
for 1888,
28 00
יי
" 1889, 56 64
6 6
" 1890, 31 50
66
66 discount, 360 94
$516 62
Town Officers.
E. D. Barstow, services, as town clerk.
$86 00
Fred O. Wheeler, "
auditor, 1 00
George W. Palmer, “
supervisor, 15 00
David S Emery,
15 00
Ruel F. Wheeler,
treasurer,
40 00
John H. Lancaster, “
tax collector.
175 00
Loren B. Mclaughlin, services as selectman,
115 00
use of team,
10 00
expenses to Exeter,
settling with County Commissioners, 3 00
-
11.
Loren B. MeLaughlin, stationery, express
and postage, $2 00
. .
.. perambulating town lines, 8 00
6 .
.. taking Wilson girl to County farm, 3 50
Frank L. Woodbury, services as selectman,
80 00
،، 66 use of team, 8 00
66 perambulating town line, 2 00
Daniel Merrill, services as selectman, 65 00
66 perambulating town line, 5 00
Matthew H. Taylor, services on school board,
40 00
Joel E. Richardson, .6
30.00
Clinton L. Silver, .. .. ,6 30 00
$733 50
Report of Overseers of the Poor.
Dr.
To Orrin E. Vittum, balance for services as superintendent of almshouse in 1889, ·$50 00
Orrin E. Vittum, in part for services, 1890,
250 00
Paid on account of transient poor,
674 57
Paid on account of dependent soldiers and their families, 645 70
$1.620 27
Cr.
Cash received from county,
$932 45
Orrin E Vittum, Sup't 70 20
Cash due from county,
107 95
Leaving a balance against the town,
509 67
$1,620 27
Due Sup't Almshouse, April 15, 1891,
$50 00
LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, Selectmen DANIEL MERRILL, of Salem. FRANK L. WOODBURY,
12.
Recapitulation.
Whole amount of assets,
$14,268 39
Paid on account of schools,
$3,368 56
miscellaneous,
4,675 91
roads and bridges,
825 02
aid to soldiers and their families, 645 70
transient poor,
674 57
abatement of taxes and discount,
516 62
town officers,
733 50
Orrin E. Vittum, for, ser- vices at almshouse, 300 00
Due from John H. Lancaster,
1,157 96
Cash in treasurer's hands,
1,340 10
Paid on account of snow paths,
30 45
.
.
$14,268 39
LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, Selectmen DANIEL MERRILL, of Salem.
FRANK L. WOODBURY,
13.
Outstanding Debt against the Town.
Eliphalet Coburn,
$10,208 33
Charlotte A. Duston,
2,041 66
Ebenezer Duston,
2,041 66
$14,291 65
Due the Town.
Due from the County of Rockingham,
$107 95
John H. Lancaster, collector, 1889, 12 53
· " 1890, 1,145 43
Cash in Treasurer's hands, 1,340 10
Due on land bought on taxes, list of 1879 and interest, 67 41
$2,673 42
Leaving a balance of
$11,618 23
LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, Selectmen DANIEL MERRILL, of Salem.
FRANK L. WOODBURY,
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
Dr.
Feb 27, 1890, to cash on hand,
and in bank,
$2,425 87
Received of John H. Lancaster. taxes of 1889,
956 86
interest on the same,
24 00
John H. Lancaster,
taxes of 1890, .
6.399 20
Interest on same,
2 31
Dec 10, 1890, received of State
Treasurer insurance tax,
3 75
Railroad tax,
589 91
Savings bank tax,
654 49
Literary Fund,
322 07
County of Rockingham,
932 45
Selectmen, for oxen sold.
225 00
use of oxen,
3 70
Loren McLaughlin,
use of town hall, 15 00
Orrin E. Vittum,
to balance accounts, 70 20
$12.624 81
15.
Cr
Aug. 2, '90, paid by order No. 1 selectmen, $1,214 80
66 No. 2 66 2,847 91 66 No. 3
2,257,42 66 No. 4 66 329 36
No. 5
1,266 66
M. H. Taylor, school treasurer,
3,368 56
Money on hand and ín bank,
$11,284 71 1,340 10
$12,624 81
R. F. WHEELER, Treasurer.
The undersigned has examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched for.
L. W. TAYLOR, Auditor.
16.
Report of Superintendent of Almshouse.
Dr.
Cash received for milk,
$345 20
town treasurer,
300 00
labor,
60 03
..
board,
12 00
cows,
50 00
fowls,
4 60
meadow hay,
16 20
eggs,
29 62
calves.
4 25
..
potatoes,
4 90
pasturing,
6 00
pork,
18 47
$851 27
Cr.
By cash paid for grain,
$328 55
groceries,
125 85
meat,
94 76
butter,
44 97
. .
fish,
14 00
oil,
6 80
66
tobacco,
10 30
flour,
52 50
66
blacksmith work,
18 80
66
onions,
1 27
soap,
5 16
salt,
1 40
labor,
7 70
paint and painting,
9 09
phosphates,
6 12
grass seed,
1 00
clothing,
23 91
dry goods,
3 87
1
17.
By cash paid for screens,
$1 65
medicine,
2 00
tools,
2 79
..
ox muzzles,
1 00
66
wringer roll,
1 00
harness oil,
50
card and brush,
40
lamp chimneys,
33
..
glass.
1 25
castings,
2 28
broom,
35
garden seed,
1 00
.6
sundries,
2 73
stove back,
1 16
. .
axle oil,
50
..
matches,
30
paris green, ·
25
.6
repairing sleigh.
3 50
zinc and stove pipe.
2 03
paid town treasurer,
70 20
$851 27
One hundred and fifty-nine dollars and ninety-six cents of the nine hundred and thirty-two dollars and forty three cents received from the County, was received by the town for County paupers boarded at the town farm.
Number of paupsrs at almshouse, four ; one town, three county.
Lodgings and meals furnished to 156 tramps.
18.
Personal Property at Almshouse.
11 tons English hay,
$154 00
4 . meadow “ 32 00
2 "' corn fodder, 15 00
5 cows,
150 00
1 horse,
125 00
2 wagons,
50 00
1 farm wagon,
5 00
1 two-horse wagon,
10 00
1 horse sled,
10 00
1 two-horse sled,
5 00
Double and single harness,
12 00
Set pul cy blocks,
2 50
10 meal bags.
1 50
6 hav forks,
1 50
4 shovels,
1 50
3 manure forks,
1 50
3 iron bars
2 00
2 wood saws.
1 00
1 hand saw,
25
chains,
4 00
1 manure hook,
50
5 rakes,
1 00
3 hoes,
1 00
measures,
50
2 whiffletrees,
1 00
1 stone hammer,
1 00
1 mowing machine,
14 00
1 harrow.
3 00
1 cultivator, 1 50
3 scythes and snaths, 3 00
1 bush scythe and snath,
1 00
plows, 10 00
1 wheelbarrow,
2 50
1 sleigh,
10 00
1 cart, 5 00
19.
2 ox carts,
$45 00
1 horse rake.
18 00
1 hay cutter,
2 00
3 picks,
2 00
carpenter's tools,
1 50
1 broad axe.
1 00
1 cranberry rake,
1 00
1 cross cut saw,
2 00
2 axes,
1 00
2 horse blankets,
2 00
2 ladders,
2 50
1 garden rake,
50
40 flour barrels,
5 00
15 cords wood,
30 00
4 cords prepared,
13 50
33 fowls,
16 50
50 bushels corn,
35 00
50 bushels potatoes,
40 00
ham,
2 00
2 bushels turnips,
1 00
1 barrel of pork,
. 16 00
vinegar and casks,
9 00
4 flat irons,
2 00
steelyards,
35
mortar,
20
6 jugs, .
1 00
crockery ware,
5 00
clothes wringer,
2 00
1 side board,
2 00
2 clothes lines,
30
1 rubber cushion,
2 00
1 clothes basket,
50
2 wash tubs,
1 20
2 clothes horses,
1 50
chairs and tables,
15 00
11 bedsteads,
13 50
20.
15 feather beds, $45 00
21 comforters and quilts,
15 00
32 pillows, 15 00
30 pillow cases,
3 00
3 bolsters,
2 00
28 sheets,
7 00
knives and forks,
1 00
wearing apparel,
20 00
25 towels,
2 50
9 straw beds,
4 50
4 lamps,
1 00
clocks and mirrors,
4 00
trunks, chests and drawers,
10 00
flour,
3 00
20 lbs. lard,
2 00
oil and can,
1 50
3 baskets,
70
sugar,
1 00
2 bushels beans,
5 00
tobacco cutter,
1 00
1 scalding tub.
50
churns and pails,
3 00
butter box,
1 00
tin ware,
6 50
2 lanterns,
1 00
2 stone jars,
1 00
1 bed pan,
2 00
curtains and fixtures,
3 00
stoves and funnel,
30 00
warming pan,
2 00
$1,126 00
21.
Appraisal of Property Owned by the Town.
Town farm, valued at
$5,000 00
Wood land,
200 00
Town house,
1,000 00
Town safe,
200 00
Town hearses,
700 00
Road machine,
200 00
$7.300 C0
Pine Grove Cemetery.
Cash received of former board,
$76 01
for lots.
42 00
$118 01
Paid N. G. Abbott,
$25 00
Cash on hand,
93 01
$118 01
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LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, Selectmen DANIEL MERRILL, of
FRANK L. WOODBURY,
Salem. .
22.
TOWN WARRANT.
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the Town of Salem, in the County of Rock- ingham, in said State, qualified to vote in town affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House, in said Town on Tuesday, the tenth day of March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects :
1. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting.
2. To choose all necessary Town Officers and Agents for t e year ensuing.
3. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to de- fray town charges for the year ensuing.
4. To raise such sums of money as the town may think proper to pay the town debt or any part thereof.
5. To see if the town will vote to raise the highway tax or any part thereof in money.
6. ' To raise such sums of money as may be necessary for re- pairs of highways and bridges for the year ensuing.
7. To see what method the town will vote to adopt to facilitate the collection of taxes.
8. To hear the reports of agents, auditors, committees or offi- cers heretofore chosen and pas- any vote relating thereto.
9. By request, to see if the town will vote to grade and drain the town house yard and raise such a sum of money as may be deemed necessary for the same.
10. By request, to see if the town will vote to raise the sum of twenty-five dollars to repair and widen the road leading from E. Dustin's to George A. Goodhue's.
23.
11. By request, to see if the town will vote to buy hay scales to be put in at the Centre Village and raise money for the same.
12. By request, to see if the town will vote to raise the sum of fifty dollars or any part thereof for the use of Gilman E. Sleeper Post, No. 60, G. A. R., to be expended in the observance of Memorial day of the year 1891.
13 By request, to see if the town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to request the Boston & Maine Railroad Co. to put up gates at the crossing near the passenger depot at the Depot Village.
14. By request, to see if the town will vote to raise the sum of three hundred dollars or any part thereof to be expended in re- pairing the highway in said town leading from the store of James Ewins to Salem Depot Village to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen.
15. By request, to see if the town will vote to raise the sum of three hundred dollars, or any part thereof to be expended in re- pairing the highway in said town, leading from No. 7 school house, to the State line on the road passing the house of W. H. Clark, to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SALEM, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1890.
Date of Birth.
Place of Mar- riage.
Name of the child. (If any).
Sex.
L'g. or
S'born.
No. of
chiid.
Color.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Parent
Color.
Par-
ents
Resi-
dence -
pation
Father
Birth-
place
Father
Birtlı-
place
M'ther,
Jan. 2, Salem. Elsie A. Silver,
L
18,
Irene P. Emery,
L
M
L
2
John C. Haseltine, Celestia A. Bean,
20,
66
Pearl C. Haseltine,
F
L
10
M
L
2
Thomas Ditchett, T. M. Russ,
Annie M. Delaney, Elvira A. Burns, Jara E. McNeil,
Mar. 10,
66
Russ,
F
L
F
L
9
Win. A. Hiseltine,
Sırah Haigh,
S
2
Chas. F. Morrison,
Miry Gage,
" 26,
Gladys E. Woodbury, F |
L
1
O.G. Woodbury, Jr.|
Hittie M. Blaisdell,
29,
Henry W. Bodwell,
IM
L
2
Walter H. Crosby, | Lizzie J. Stone,
July 10,
William W. Crosby,
M
L
---
L
.
13,
Tilton,
M
3
Sep. 23,
Harriet A. Bailey,
F
L
4
L
1
Alphonso Davis, Frank H. Gerrah,
Bertha Clark, May E. Armour.
" 21,
=
Gerrah.
F
2
Frances J. Story,
Nov. 4,
15,
Bernard C. Hunt,
MS
1
, LewisF Woodbury John J. Hunt,
Hattie A. Carey,
« 24,
66
Rolfe,
2
Geo. F. Rolfe,
Mabel Messer, Mary E. Faulkner,
" 24,
..
McNeil,
4
John McNeil,
I here by certify that the above is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief. EDWARD D. BARSTOW, Town Clerk.
24.
17,
Morrison,
23,
Ruth Mckinnon,
F
L
1
Jas. Mckinnon,
Warren E. Bodwell Ann E. Butler,
Aug. 4,
."
Guy A. Woodbury,
M
2
Isaiah Woodbury, Newell L. Tilton, E mer G. Bailey,
Eleanor P. Perley, Abby W. Fogg,
Oct. 8,
Albert W. Davis,
M
Woodbury,
2
.
5 |W Clinton L. Silver, David S. Finery, 3 John Hall,
Pialine C. Silver, Eliza S. Hadley, Susan Bennv,
W
Saiem. [Laster Salem. Salem.
19,
Hall,
29,
Thomas Ditchett,
15,
Haseltine,
4
Josephine Kelley,
Occu-
of
66
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SALEM, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER, 31, 1890.
Date of Mar- riage.
Marriage.
Place of | Name and Surname of Residence of each Groom and Bride.
at time of Marriage.
Age.
Color.
Occupation of Groom and Place of Birth Name of Parents. |place of Bride. 1
10. M'g|
marrried.
Jan. 1.
Salem.
|Fred J. Fox.
Salem.
23, W |
Shoemaker.
Dracut, Mass. Josian Fox. Salem.
Dracut. Salem.
" 14.
66
Leonard P. Willington,
75
Farmer.
Rindge.
Windham.
Sep. 25,
Charles G. Kelley,
33
Ice Dealer. Stiteher.
Salem.
Leonard Will'gton Asa B. King. Asa Kelley. Wm. P. Merrill. James Lytle.
1|11. 11. Comburn, C Salem. C. II. Leet, C. 2 Salem. Alvah E. Draper, J 1 2 W. B. C. Merry, C.
" 30,
Amos Lytle,
Lawrence, Mass. Salem.
24
Wheelwright. Canada.
Tristram C.Adams
1 .
Oct. 14.
Lake Vil- lage.
John B. Woodbury,
22
Shoemaker, Teacher, Farmer.
Salem. Chesterfield.
O G. Woodbury. Geo. W. Williams.
" 6,
Salem.
John B. Rand,
Concord. Chester.
26
69
Salem.
61
Dee. 11. Haverhill, John L. Frost,
27
Mass.
Cora B. Smith.
21
17.
Salem.
Calvin Boardman, Dora Nash.
65
Hudson,
John L. Frost. Benj. A. Smith. JJ. H. Boardman.
2 James Ayer, J. 1
16
20.
George H. Robbins,
18
Shoemaker.
Derry,
Jos. H. Robbins.
1|A. E. Draper, J. 1
Fannie Cosgrove.
Gloucester, Mass. 18
Gloneester,
.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge an I belief.
EDWARD D. BARSTOW, Town Clerk.
1
Birth-
Name, Residence, of person by whom Parentsloc.
Nathaniel H. Paul.
Carrie A. Germain.
27
Belinda J. Blake.
61
2%
Clara B. Merrill.
Emma F. Adams.
30
1 |W. H. Getehell, C. 1 Guilford. 3 Fred E. White, C. 3
1 John M. Lowell, C. 1
Haverhill.
Provi. R. I.
27
IIeel Cutter. Stitcher. Farmer.
Guilford. " Beverly Mass Nova Scotia. Derry,
Alice M. Williams.
Elizabeth Ransom.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SALEM, N. H. , FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER. 31. 1890.
Date of Death.
Place of Death
Name and Surname of Deceased.
Years.
Mo.
Days.
Sex .
Color.
Con. Occupation
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Canse of Death.
Jan. 15,
Salem.
Lizzie A. Smith,
50| 4| 2| Hopkinton,
[F|w M M
George Choate.
Feb. 5,
66
William A. Lytle, Mary J. Kelley,
26
Canada,
S Blacksmith. James Lytle. M M M
Moses Austin-
Feb. 8,
66
Cynthia A. Joy,
75 10 17 Cornish, Me-
F
Mar. 2,
William Stanton,
81 Berwick, Me. MI
MI
IM S Milkman.
Isaac Stanton. Nathan Robie. Aaron G. Wilson, Benj. Humphrey.
Phoebe Rickaad. Sophia Brown Abbie Bailey. Margaret Paul.
Pneumonia. Inflation of Bowels. Diatis. Erysepelas. Heart Failures. Hemorrhage. Acute Rceumatism. Apoplexy.
B
Apr. 2, 6
29,
Willard W. Merrill,
46
6
M
50
4 12 Londonderry, M M 22 Salem,
W. M
S Farmer. Laborer. Farmer.
Francis C. Stevens. Johanna Corning. Ebenezer Ayer. Mary Hutchinson. John Tay or.
May, 16,
Charles K. Sleeper, Mary H. Byron,
36
6 16 Salem,
M
M
Shoemaker
Gilman E. Slecper, Sarah E. Cook.
June 16, " 24,
Hannah F. Cambell, Esther L. Crouse,
56 6 Nova Scotia,
M
Thomas Saunders. Sarah Woodbury.
Jacob E. Hunt.
Anna Griffin.
Heart Discase.
..
21,
David L. Bartlett,
34 3| 3'Salem,
M
S
Shoemaker. David Bartlett, ..
Sarah E Alexander. Polly Rowe,
Sept. 3,
9,
Guy A. Woodbury, James L. Brown,
73 6|10| Windham,
İM
Oct. 1,
81 8 11 England,
F
MI
Jamos Wrigley.
2,
51| 7|22 Stoneham,
68 5.30 Salem,
M
M Nath. B. Duston.
Nov. 3,
66
15,
.
16.
Orlando H. Woodbury 64 11 12 66
M M
M
Farmer. INath. Woodbury.
Hattie A. Carey. Abagail Gordon.
Heart Disease. Anaemis. Old Age. Still Born, Rheumatism.
4
George wilson,
31| 6|20 Salem, 60 10
M
Derry,
M
S [ Shoemaker |William P. Merrill, Wealty J. Woodbury. Phthisis.
23
24, Jack'ville, Fla. Ida A. Rutter,
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