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Tuttonboro.
Theodore I rackett Lamprey.
First.
M
Living.
W
Wilb r Lamprey. Fannie Thomp on. George D. St. aw. Minnie E Abbott.
Tuftonboro. Farmer.
Tuftonboro.
30
26
Regina'd M. Wat. on.
M
Living.
W
Russell » . Watson Gertrude Watson.
Tuftonboro.
Tuftonboro.
33
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
* At last birthda .
CHARLES H. BENNETT, TOWN CLERK.
TOWN OF TUFTONBORO.
Tuftonboro.
45
Tutton borc.
Third.
F Living.
W Chest n R. Emery.
Carrie A. Hersey
Tu tonboro. Tuftonboro.
40
Tuft nboro.
Fourth
Brookfield.
24
Tuftonboro. May 27.
Oscar Leroy Whitten
M
Living.
Tuftonboro. Farmer.
Moultouboro. Tuftonboro.
31
26
November 2. Tuftonboro. November 12. Tuftonbo o.
First.
Tuftonboro.
Sandwich.
Farmer.
Center Harbor.
39
Fourth.
SEX.
NAME OF FATHER.
OCCUPATION OF FATHER. RESIDENCE OF PARENTS.
BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER.
FATHER .*
MOTHER .*
MAIDEN NAME OF
BIRTHPLACE OF
PLACE OF
BIRTH.
NUMBER OF THE CHILD.
Ninth.
39
34
Tuftonboro. May 6.
Eva M. Adjutant.
First.
Lawrence Ma-s.
37
Wolfeboro.
34
Francis George Straw.
Deaths Registered in the Town of Tuftonboro, New Hampshire, for the Year Ending December 31, 1903.
DATE OF
NAME AND SURNAME OF THE DECEASED.
DEATH.
PLACE OF DEATH.
PLACE OF BIRTH OF THE DECEASED.
YEARS.
MONTHS.
DAYS.
MALE.
FEMALE.
CONDITION :
SINGLE,
MARRIED, OR
WIDOWED.
DISEASE, OR CAUSE OF DEATH. NAME AND POST-OFFICE ADDRESS OF PHYSICIAN (OR OTHER PERSON) REPORTING DEATHS.
January 10. Tufton boro January 29. Tuftonboro. March 2. Tuftonboro. Ma ch 3. Tutton boro. May 27. Tuttonboro. Augu 1 11. Tuftonboro. August 31. Tufton boro. September 5. Tuftonboro. October 2. Tufton oro. October 23. Tuftonboro. December 4. Tuftonboro. December 17. Tuftonboro.
Ruth M. Blaisdell. Center Harbor. Albert L Edgerly.
63
3
26
F Married.
77
7
19
M
Married.
Lydia B. Hilton.
84
9
17 .
F Widowed.
Pittston, Me. Parkman D. A .jutant. 77
10
MI
Widowed.
Nellie C. McIntire. 33
10
19
Charles F. Kurth.
16
5
14
M
Andrew J. Brown.
74
7
M
Julia C. Morrison. Richard C. Blais 'ell.
84
1
17
M
Sarah F. Bea ..
70
6
16
Lorenzo D. Blazo.
66
5
25
M
Ann E. Fall.
64
5
21
F Married. Daniel Libbey. Ann E. Cann y. Richard Kurth Single. Jennie T. McKennea. Married. Avery Brown. S rah B OWu. F Married. Mark Wiggin. Hulda Swett. F Widowed. Thom s Blai-dell. Polly Hersey. Grafton Abbott. Widowed. Catherine Frye. F Jolin Bl: zo. Narcy Towle. Married. Married. Ebenezer G. Garv. Hannah J. Wiggin.
Apoplexy H. I. Berry, M. D., Wolfeboro. Intestinal Obstruction. F. C. Tobey, M. D., Wolfe' oro. Old Age. S. P. Getchell, M. D., Wolfeboro. Disea e of Prostrate Glands. N. H. Scott, M. D., Wolfeboro. Pneumonia. H. I Berry, M. D., Wolfeboro. Valvular Disease of Heart.
H. I. Berry, M. D., Wolfeboro. Exposure. S. P. Getchell, M. D., Wolfeboro Pulmonary Phthi is. C. B. Cotton, M. D., Wolfeboro. Chronic Nephritis. C. B. Cotton, M. D., Wolfeboro. Chronic Sastutic. E. B. ndrews, M. D., Ossipee. Renalcalcu:i. C. B. Cotton, M. D., Wolfeboro. Heart Disease. H. I. Berry, M. D., Wolfeboro.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHARLES H. BENNETT, TOWN CLERK.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
AGE AND SEX.
NAME OF FATHER.
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER.
Wolfeboro.
Jeremia . Brow". Abigail Noyes. John Edgerly Nancy Locke. Thomas Cass. Lydia Barker. Samu 1 Adjutat. Nancy Dore.
70
5
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TUFTONBORO LIBRARY. ADDITIONS MADE THERETO DURING THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1904.
TITLE. FICTION.
By Way of the Wilderness,
American Wives and English Husbands,
The Wooing O't, A Very Odd Girl,
A Garland for Girls,
A Fair Barbarian,
Slain by the Doones,
Randy's Summer,
Squire of Sandal Side,
From Dawn to Daylight,
Search for Basil Lyndhurst,
Uncle Max,
Cary, R. N
Ashes of Empire,
Sorrows of Satan,
The Splendid Spur,
Bonaventure,
The Duke's Secret,
Active Service,
The Cigarette Maker's Romance,
The Light of Scarthey,
The Eighth Crusade,
The Queen's Necklace,
The Nurnberg Stove,
The Uncalled,
Dumas, A De La Rame, L Dunbar, P. L Drinkwater, J. N
Miss Prudence,
Bek's First Corner, Joshua, Yussuf the Guide, Dr. Dodd's School, Flint,
Ebers, G Fenn, G. M Ford, J. L Goodwin, M. W
The Lion of St. Mark,
The Young Buglers, For the Temple, Facing Death, Capt. Bayley's Heir, Friends Though Divided, The Boy Knight, Darkness and Daylight, Cousin Maude, With the Best Intentions, Free Joe,
Henty, G. A
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Holmes, Mary J - Harland, Marion Harris, J. C
AUTHOR. Alden, Mrs. G. R Atherton, Gertrude Alexander, Mrs. Armstrong, A. E Alcott, L. M Burnett, F. H Blackmore, R. D Brooks, Amy . Barr, A. E Beecher, H. W., Mrs
Chambers, R. W Corelli, Mario Couch, A. T. Q Cable, G. W Clay Crane, Stephen Crawford, F. M Castle, Egerton
The Herb-Moon, Seven Oaks, Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, Simon Dale, Young Blood, Only A Girl, Little Jeanneton's Work, Found in the Philippines, Joscelyn, Cheshire, Capt. Shannon, Duxberry Doings, Paul Clifford, Eugene Arana, The Golden Galleon, A Dr. of the Old School, Pocket Island,
The Road to Frontinac,
Mr. Midshipman Easy,
Masterman Ready,
Dross, The Last Meeting, Graustark,
Across the Chasm,
A Young Mutineer,
Under the Great Bear,
Mademoiselle de Berny, Blix,
Field and Forest,
Wan Lun and Dandy,
Jack the Hunchback,
A House in Bloomsbury,
The Giraffe Hunters,
The Boy Hunters, The Earth Trembled, The Carpetbagger,
The Arkansas Planter, Beautiful Joe,
The Great War Syndicate, The Rudder Grangers Abroad, The Continental Dragoon, Guerndale, "Em," Em's Husband, Pan Michael, Elder Boise, The Green Mountain Boys,
Hobbes, J. O Holland, J. G Hegan, A. C Hope, Anthony Hornring, E. W -Jones, C. A King, Capt. C Kennedy, Sara B Kernahan, C LeRow, C. B Lytton, E. B Leighton, Robert Maclaren, Ian Munn, C. C Merwin, Samuel Marryat, Capt Merriman, H. S Mathews, B Mccutcheon, G. B Magruder, J Meade, L. T Munroe, Kirk Mackie, P. B Morris, Frank Optic, Oliver - Otis, James Oliphant, Mrs Reid, Capt. Mayne Roe, E. P Read, Opie Saunders, M Stockton, F. R Stephens, R. N Stinson, F. J
} Southworth, E. D. E. N., Mrs
Sienkiewicz, H Tomlinson, E Thompson, D. P
Michael Strogoff, The People of our Neighborhood,
Patience Strong's Outings, Dr. Pascal,
Verne, Jules Wilkins, Mary E Whitney, Mrs. A. D. T Zola, Emile
HISTORY, TRAVELS AND ADVENTURE.
Julius Caesar, Xerxes, Romulus,
Abbott, Jacob
History of the Jews, Vol. I.
Vol. 2. Vol. 3.
Josephus
Book of Martyrs,
Life History of our Planet,
Among the Ostrich Hunters,
California and Oregon Trail,
Views A Foote,
In the Yacht Sunbeam,
Life of John Paul Jones,
Alaska and The Klondyke,
Bird World,
Information for the Million,
Travels in Iceland,
Greenland and the Pole,
Rocky Mountain Adventures,
Knowledge of Living Things,
Farm Legends,
Complete Poems,
BY GIFT.
Rise and Progress of the Standard Oil Co.,
Montagne, G. H Pillsbury, A. E
Daniel Webster, the Orator,
Year Book of Agriculture.
Report U. S. Life Saving Service.
22 Books have been given the Melvin Library by the Crawford Library, Crawford, N. Y., through Miss Alice Lakey.
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF TUFTONBORO FREE LIBRARY FOR YEAR 1903.
During the year one more child has come among the Library family, viz :- Tuftonboro. They have established a branch library, thus making one more step in advance with the library idea, which should be the greatest good to the largest number. We have added by purchase during the year 1903, 113 books.
22 having been given to the Melvin Library by the Crawford Library, Crawford, N. Y. One being given by Miss Kenney.
Beerbohm, J Parkman, F Taylor, Bayard Brassey, Mrs Otis, James Harril, A. C Stickney, J. H Chambers Kneeland, S Stables, G Bryant, Edwin Bell, A. N Carleton, Will Wordsworth, W
Fox, John Gunning, W. D
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
By balance of last year's accounts, By cash from town,
$ 2.22
31.50
$33.72
To amount of books purchased,
30.70
Balance in hands of treasurer,
$3.02
To supplies for library,
$5.25
To express on same,
.55
To freight, postage and telephoning,
1.19
$6.99
By order from town,
$6.99
Respectfully Submitted,
G. S. HORNER,
Trustees of
J. M. HALEY
Tuftonboro
T. F. PIPER.
Free Library.
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J. W. Hayley.
TUFTONBORO
REPORT . FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 9 5
THE GRANITE STATE NEWS JOB PRINT WOLFEBORO, N. H.
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
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TOWN OF TUFTONBORO, STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
OF THE SELECTMEN, TREASURER, SCHOOL BOARD, AND TRUSTEES OF FREE LIBRARY.
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1905.
THE ADDITIONS DURING YEAR TO FREE LIBRARY.
VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR 1904.
1
REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TOWN OF TUFTONBORO.
1904.
April 1, Assessed Valuation, $266,076 00
Appropriations for the Year,
$5,390 25
Voted to Use $1,000 in Treasury for Sum- mer Highway Bills. Amount Raised by Tax, $4,390 25
1905.
In Treasury, February 15,
$758 54
Due from E. E. Horn,
$71 76
Total Assets,
$830 30
Liabilities, None.
AMOUNT OF MONEY ASSESSED ON THE POLLS AND RATABLE ESTATES OF THE TOWN OF TUFTONBORO FOR THE YEAR 1904.
State Tax,
$ 303 00
County Tax,
748 41
For Schools,
750 00
Winter Highways, 1903 and 1904,
1,600 00
Summer Highways, 1904,
1,200 00
Covering Sand in Highways,
100 00
Cutting Bushes in Highways,
100 00
Library Fund,
31 50
Decorating Soldiers' Graves,
15 00
Grading School House Yards,
100 00
Town Expenses,
400 00
Overlay,
42 34
$5,390 25
Less $1000 as per vote of the Town for Summer High-
way Bills,
$1,000 00
$4,390 25
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1905.
From State Insurance Tax, $ 1 50
From State Savings Bank Tax,
123 88
From Literary Fund, 50 60
(2)
1
Rate, $1 65
From Appropriation for School Supervisor, $ 131 25
From County for Board of Martha Leary to Dec. 9, 1904, 65 00
Everett E. Horn on account, 20 00
Alfred Philbrick, Tax 1903, John Philbrick, Tax 1903,
55
From State Bounty on Hedgehogs, Dog Licenses,
120 28
C. H. Hodgdon, Collector,
4,390 25
Cash in Treasury, Feb. 15, 1904,
1,406 95
$6,325 86
EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 15, 1905.
Winter Highway Bills,
$1,209 98
Summer Highway Bills,
835 95
Covering Sand in Highways,
51 56
Cutting Bushes in Highways,
54 47
Bridge Bills,
266 88
For Schools,
750 00
For Schools, Dog Licenses,
126 03
For Schools, Literary Money,
- 50 60
Supervisor of Schools,
201 56
School Books, Supplies and Repairs,
164 64
Grading School House Yards,
100 00
County Tax,
748 41
Library Fund,
31 50
Decorating Soldiers' Graves,
15 00
State Tax,
303 00
Bounty on Hedgehogs,
14 00
Dog Damage to Sheep,
9 00
Miscellaneous Bills,
257 30
Town Officers,
377 50
Total,
$5,567 32
Cash in Treasury,
758 54
$6,325 86
ASSETS.
Due on account of E. E. Horn,
$ 71 76
In hands of Treasurer, Feb. 15, 1905,
758 54
$830 30
(3)
1 60
14 00
WINTER HIGHWAY BILLS. PAID AS PER ORDERS.
1904. May 7, Dis. No. 4, Walter H. Caverly,
$32 74
J. A. Edgerly,
24 07
Arthur M. Bean,
2 85
Fred L. Morrill,
3 98
Frank E. Piper, '
15 30
Order No. 89,
$78 94
May 7, Dis. No. 15, George W. Allen,
$ 8 22
Levi W. Libby,
16 13
George H. Haley,
1 35
James Ayers,
3 97
J. Langille,
5 70
L. C. Canney,
10 01
Daniel W. Shaw,
6 30
Charles E. Ham,
2 70
Order No. 90,
$54 38
May 7, Dis. No. 16,
Simon B. Thompson,
$22 85
Lafayette Thompson,
16 65
Order No. 91,
$39 50
May 7, Dis. No. 19,
Frank Libby,
$22 72
George Emery,
5 99
Charles Foss,
1 95
George A. Moody,
5 77
John Q. Haley,
4 20
D. B. Palmer,
4 06
Howard E. Emery,
4 78
Harry Davis,
3 23
Raymond F. Hodgdon,
3 45
Charles E. Ham,
19 85
H. F. Hodgdon,
18 60
Order No. 92, $94 60
May 7, Dis. No. 6, James A. Bennett, Otis Hersey, J. M. Haley,
$ 7 02
2 70
4 50
A. W. Gilman,
4 13
Chester Gilman,
1 95
(4)
1
May 7, Dis. No, 6,
I. N. Neal, $ 5 50
J. H. Neal,
5 30
Thomas H. Blaisdell, 10 20
W. P. Willand, ·5 47
W. Wakefield,
75
Francis Straw,
2 70
D. D. Wingate,
5 40
Order No. 93, $55 62
May 7, Dis. No. 20, George W. Sawyer,
$16 23
Alfred Philbrick, 1 80
Philbrick Heirs,
6 29
Charles H. Horne,
10 35
Order No. 94, $34 67
May 7, Dis. No. 2, J. C. Blake,
$ 9 04
J. L. Morrison,
22 82
James Reid,
6 31
Charles A. Swett,
4 95
Frank P. Blake,
7 95
Maurice P. Bennett,
3 23
Ed. Johnson,
75
Order No. 95, $61 96
May 7, Dis. No. 11, C. E. Hersey,
$26 07
Frank A. Doe,
17 42
E. E. Woodworth,
3 63
J. J. Burleigh,
1 50
Frank Whitten,
3 42
Order No. 96 $52 04
May 7, Dis. No. 5, John D. Morrison,
$22 00
Harvey A. Ladd,
2 85
Howard Bean,
2 73
B. F. Stokes,
2 03
Order No. 97, $29 61
May 7, Dis. No. 1, Albert W. Swett,
$ 15 57
Harry Straw,
1 12
W. W. Thomas,
34 72
John R. Wendall,
13 65
Woodbury P. Wendall,
9 30
Leander F. Wiggin,
19 95
(5)
May' 7, Dis. No. 1, George A. Wiggin, Isaiah Wendall, 30 Joseph M. Welch, 1 20 Charles O. Dore, 15 99
$ 4 85
Order No. 98, $116 65
May 7, Dis. No. 8,
Frank A. Bean,
$16 20
Charles Hoyt,
3 45
A. W. Streeter,
5 00
Willie L. Bean,
7 80
S. W. Bean,
1 30
Arthur Bean,
4 19
Eddie Bean,
3 15
Ralph Bean,
4 72
Order No. 99, $45 81
May 7, Dis. No. 10,
Robert Lamprey,
$23 62
Riley Emery,
3 90
C. W. West,
1 65
George F. Young,
9 37
John A. Wiggin,
10 70
Bennie Wiggin,
1 32
James A. Doe,
5 70
Order No. 100,
$56 26
May 7, Dis. No. 9, Everett U. Hersey,
$38 47
J. H. Hersey, George W. Hersey,
24 25
15 05
Order No. 102, $77 77
May 7, Dis. No. 17, George Welch,
$52 42
Allen C. Barr,
15 75
Lewis Robarge,
75
Annie Guppy,
9 89
Order No. 103,
$78 81
May 7, Dis. No. 10, E. Bradley,
$5 40
Order No. 104,
$5 40
May 7, Dis. No.
3, O. V. Bennett,
$12 00
Ferdinand Hayley,
3 30
2 70
James A. Bennett, (6)
May 7, Dis. No. 3, J. M. Haley, $ 1 05
Aaron Gilman, W. P. Willand, T. H. Blaisdell, 1 50
1 80
45
Order No. 105,
$22 80
June 4, Dis. No. 2, John W. Bennett,
$24 60
Frank Shannon,
4 12
2 70
H. F. McIntire, George Morrison, E. E. Fall,
3 00
3 75
Order No. 107, $38 17
June 4, Dis. No. 12,
Charles H. Brown,
$27 90
Henry S. Burleigh,
7 80
Dana Eldridge, C. W. Pinkham,
75
Order No. 108,
$42 00
Sept. 17, Dis. No. 7, Asa B. Thompson,
$36 80
Jacob Hodgdon,
25 58
Fred Sargent, Russell Watson,
6 83
38
Order No. 121, $ 69 59
Sept. 17, Dis. No.
5, George W. Copp,
$ 9 45
8 40
Frank E. Hersey, C. H. Hodgdon, Forrest E. Hodgdon,
3 29
1 97
Order No. 122,
$23 11
Sept. 17, Dis. No. 14, Alvah E. Dow,
$14 12
Order No. 123, $14 12
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 18, Theodore Thompson,
$21 29
John T. Thompson,
12 10
Henry McDuffee,
13 26
Charles P. Wallace,
4 45
Frank I. Wentworth,
1 65
Order No. 129,
$52 75
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 13, S. A. McIntire, $29 30
(7)
5 55
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 13, David V. Whitten, $ 2 10
Order No. 140, $31 40
1905.
Feb. 10, Dis. No. 20, George W. Sawyer, to Feb. 10, 1905, $ 7 71 George Philbrick, 3 81
2 40
Alfred Philbrick,
C. H. Horne,
5 55
Order No. 177, $19 47
Feb. 14,
C. H. Hodgdon, Collector,
Herbert Ayers,
$ 4 65
Charles Bassett,
5 65
Charles H. Stillings, 3 80
John A. Stackpole,
45
Order No. 197, $14 55
Total Winter Highway Bills, $1,209 98
SUMMER HIGHWAY BILLS.
PAID AS PER ORDERS.
Sept. 17, Dis. No. 15, L. C. Canney,
$ 8 75
Herbert Ayers,
3 75
Daniel W. Shaw,
3 75
James Ayers,
3 00
George Haley,
3 00
Levi W. Libby,
9 00
Charles E. Ham,
3 45
George Allen,
3 00
Leon Whiting,
4 00
Order No. 124,
$41 70
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 4, Walter H. Caverly,
$37 00
J. E. Piper, J. A. Edgerly,
12 75
13 50
Order No. 130,
$63 25
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 16,
Simon B. Thompson,
$ 13 50
Annie C. Guppy,
2 00
George Frieze,
2 25
Lafayette Thompson,
9 15
(8)
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Dec. 3, Dis. No. 16, George Welch, $17 10 Order No. 132, $44 00
Order No. 136, J. C. Blake, water course by house of C. A. Swett, $10 00
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 14, Alvah E. Dow, $26 59
E. E. Ingalls, J. W. Bean, 9 00 1 05
Order No. 134, $36 64
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 17, J. C. Blake,
$ 7 75
J. L. Morrison,
75
E. R. Whitton,
5 87
L. N. Frisbie,
50
M. P. Bennett,
4 00
C. A. Swett,
11 85
James Reid, 1 10
Order No. 135, $31 82
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 5, Frank E. Hersey,
$30 90
George W. Copp,
6 00
N. D. Hodgdon,
6 30
Alfred Ayers,
1 50
Alfred Morris,
10 43
John F. Hooper,
4 95
C. R. Hunt,
2 25
J. D. Morrison,
4 00
Wesley Johnson,
8 05
D. J. Hersey,
1 50
B. F. Stokes,
3 75
C. H. Bennett,
88
O. Richardson,
75
Order No. 138,
$81 26
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 13,
S. A. McIntire,
$14 25
David Whitten,
3 00
John Neal,
7 50
Leon Whiting,
1 50
Order No. 139,
$26 25
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 19, Harry A. Davis,
$18 25
Daniel Libby, C. E. Ham,
1 20
4 25
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(9)
1905.
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 19, J. Q. Haley, $ 3 00
Howard Emery,
6 75
H. F. Hodgdon, 7 35
D. B. Palmer, 1 50
George Moody,
4 50
John W. Bean,
4 00
Ray Hodgdon,
75
Order No. 141, $51 55
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 18, Theodore Thompson,
$21 12
H. D. McDuffee,
3 00
Charles Wallace,
5 5
John T. Thompson,
1 50
Frank I. Wentworth,
3 00
J. A. Brackett,
6 00
Order No. 142, $40 27
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 1, A. W. Swett,
$20 41
J. M. Welch,
3 76
W. W. Thomas,
6 90
B. J. Lucas,
1 65
I. S. Wiggin,
1 65
John R. Wendall,
1 50
W. P. Wendall,
75
L. F. Wiggin,
1 50
George A. Wiggin,
2 85
Charles O. Dore,
8 55
Jane Wiggin,
2 10
T. F. Piper,
2 55
Order No. 145, $54 17
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 2, F. P. Blake,
$17 60
John W. Bennett,
12 70
H. F. McIntire,
3 75
George Morrison,
75
Charles A. Wiggin,
75
Ed. Johnson,
2 55
W. P. Bennett,
1 50
C. A. Swett,
5 50
J. A. Edgerly,
1 50
Order No. 149,
$46 60
Dec. 3, Order No. 148, A. W. Swett, on Thomas Lane,
$6 35
(10)
1905 Dec. 3, Dis. No. 3,
O. V. Bennett, $10 75
Robert Lamprey,
3 00
J. A. Edgerly, 1 50
George Piper, 3 00
F. Hayley,
1 50
A. W. Gilman,
1 50
C. E. Hersey,
1 50
Order No. 150, $22 75
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 7,
Asa B. Thompson,
$11 65
Jacob Hodgdon,
7 80
Fred Sargent,
8 25
Jonathan W. Hodsdon,
5 20
Frank E. Hersey,
1 50
Order No. 151, $34 40
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 9, E. U. Hersey,
$21 10
James H. Hersey,
5 25
George W. Hersey,
8 85
Charles S. Bassett,
3 00
Order No, 153, $38 20
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 11, C. E. Hersey,
$22 15
F. A. Doe,
11 20
E. E. Woodworth,
1 50
Mrs. John Haley,
2 59
Frank A. Whitten,
4 77
John Ayers,
2 24
Order No. 155,
$44 45
Dec. 3, Dis. No.
6, James Bennett,
$ 8 15
Otis Hersey,
2 25
O. V. Bennett,
7 25
T. H. Blaisdell,
4 50
I. N. Neal,
3 00
C. E. Hersey,
1 50
J. M. Haley,
2 25
Francis Straw,
2 00
J. A. Wingate,
75
Selden McIntire,
2 25
John Neal,
1 50
J. L. Hersey,
63
W. P. Willand,
6 90
(11)
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 6, A. W. Gilman, $ 4 20
Order No. 156, $47 13
Dec. 3, Dis. No. 10, Robert Lamprey,
$33 00
John A. Wiggin, Riley Emery, C. West,
9 00
3 00
Alonzo D. Piper,
1 50
George F. Young,
4 50
James A. Doe,
4 50
Willie W. Adjutant,
1 50
C. E. Hersey,
3 00
Order No. 157, $ 63 30
1905 Feb. 2, Dis. No. 8,
Frank A. Bean,
$ 7 30
Silas W. Bean,
6 75
A. W. Streeter,
3 25
Augustine Bean,
4 35
Ralph Bean,
2 40
Charles Hoyt,
60
Willie L. Bean,
3 00
Arthur Bean,
2 25
Eddie Bean,
2 10
Isaiah J. Bean,
75
Order No. 170, $32 75
1905 Feb. 14, Voucher 196,
C. H. Hodgdon, Collector.
F. E. Hersey,
$ 1 20
C. R. Hunt,
2 25
J. W. Bean,
60
John Q. Haley,
2 00
F. A. Hersey,
2 48
Alonzo D. Piper,
2 08
Frank Straw,
2 55
Henry F. Hayes,
1 50
Lewis McIntire,
65
C. W. Pinkham,
3 25
C. E. Ham,
55
$19 11
Total Summer Highway Bills,
$835 95
(12)
3 30
PAID FOR COVERING SAND IN HIGHWAYS. 1904.
AS PER ORDERS.
Voucher
July 2, 113,
James A. Bennett, $15 00
Sept. 17, 125,
Orsino V. Bennett, 15 00
Dec. 3, 131,
Walter H. Caverly, 16 50
Dec. 3, 137,
Joseph C. Blake, 5 00
Total, $51 50
PAID FOR CUTTING BUSHES.
1904.
AS PER ORDERS.
Voucher
May 7, 88,
Walter H. Caverly, 1903, $12 16
Dec. 3, 133,
Simon B. Thompson, 17 23
Dec, 3, 153,
E. U. Hersey, 14 95
Dec. 3, 158,
James A. Bennett,
6 15
1905.
Feb. 10, 178,
Charles S. Bassett, 3 98
Total,
$54 47
PAID BRIDGE BILLS.
1904.
Voucher
June 8, 110,
July 7, 114,
Aug. 29, 116,
G. S. Horner, railing, Mel- vin Bridge, 76 66
Oct. 4, 126,
Dec. 3, 152,
1905.
Feb. 2, 171,
S. W. Clow, plank and timber for Upper Bay and Melvin, 31 83
Feb. 13, 183,
J. A. Edgerly, boating plank for Upper Bay Bridge, end railing Copp Brook Bridge, S. B. Thompson, 1,075 ft. Bridge 5 59 Plank delivered, 20 00
Total, $266 88
1904.
Voucher June 24, 111,
J. M. Haley, $400 00
(13)
AS PER ORDERS.
J. D. Morrison, Melvin Bridge, $ 30 00 J. D. Morrison, Melvin Bridge, 50 00
J. D. Morrison, Melvin Bridge, Asa B. Thompson, 7 80
45 00
Feb. 14, 193,
PAID FOR SCHOOLS. AS PER ORDERS.
1905.
Voucher
J. M. Haley, in full, $350 00 Jan. 14, 165,
Total, $750 00
Jan. 14, 166, J. M. Haley, Dog Licenses for 1903, $126 03
Jan. 14, 167,
J. M. Haley, Literary Money, $50 60
PAID FOR SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOLS. AS PER ORDERS.
1905.
Voucher
Charles F. Parker, $ 201 56
Jan. 14, 168,
PAID FOR SCHOOL BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. 1905.
AS PER ORDERS.
Voucher
Dec. 3, 143,
D. B. Palmer, $ 25 00
Dec. 3, 144,
D. B. Palmer, 23 24
1905.
Jan. 14, 164,
American Book Co., 116 40
Total,
$164 64
PAID FOR GRADING SCHOOL HOUSE YARDS. 1904.
Voucher
Dec. 3, 146,
J. M. Haley,
$100 00
1904.
Voucher
Sept. 5, 118,
O. Richardson, County Tax, $748 41
Dec. 5, 161,
G. S. Horner, Library Fund, 31 50
Dec. 5, 162,
J. P. Heath, Decorating Soldiers' Graves, 15 00
1905.
Feb. 10, 174,
O. Richardson, State Tax, 303 00
Feb. 10, 179,
J. D. Morrison, Hedgehogs Ac- count, 14 00
Feb. 10, 182,
Lewis Robarge, Dog Damage to Sheep, 9 00
(14)
PAID MISCELLANEOUS BILLS. PAID AS PER ORDERS.
1904.
Voucher
Mch. 24, 81,
Granite State News Pub. Co., for Printing Reports, $ 30 00
April 11, 82,
Cottage Hospital Account, E. E. Horn, 13 01
11, 83, J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 10 00
13, 84, Lewis McIntire Account. Lewis Geto, 4 00
13, 85, Lewis McIntire Account, E. E. Horn, 2 00
18, 86, Frances E. Bennett, Board of Town Officers, 4 50
22, 87,
Harvey A. Ladd, Labor at Town House, 2 00
May 27, 106,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 5 00
June 24, 112,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 5 00
July 22, 115,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 5 00
Aug. 19, 117,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 5 00
Sept. 16, 129,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 5 00
Oct. 12, 127,
G. S. Horner, Insurance on Library Books, 4 99
Oct. 13, 128,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 5 00
Dec. 3, 147, 1905.
Jan. 5, 163,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 15 00
Feb. 2, 172,
A. L. Foote, Services in Road Case and Court Fees, 40 00
Feb. 3,
J. N. Leary Account, Martha Leary, 5 00
Feb. 10, 176, Aaron W. Gilman, Care of Town House, 3 00
Feb. 13, 190,
C. H. Hodgdon, Public Water Bills, 15 00
W. H. Swett Account, Tileing, 11 46
(15)
1905.
Voucher
Feb. 14, 191,
Feb. 14, 198,
Feb. 14, 100,
J. D. Morrison, Collector's Book and Express on Library Books, 2 24
Feb. 14, 199,
J. A. Edgerly for the Selectmen, Services and Expense in Road Case, 27 00
Feb. 15, 201,
J. M. Haley, Labor and Lumber on Town House, 9 15
Feb. 15, 204,
C. H. Hodgdon, Stationery and Postage, 5 00
Feb. 15, 206,
C. H. Hodgdon, Abatement Al- lowed, 4 95
Feb. 15, 207,
Frances E. Bennett, Board of Town Officers, 9 00
Total, $257 30
PAID TOWN OFFICERS BILLS.
1904.
Voucher
June 8, 190,
J. D. Morrison, on Account of . Selectmen, $ 25 00
Dec. 3, 159,
George W. Allen, Services as Supervisor, 9 00
Dec. 3, 160, John F. Hooper, Services as Su- pervisor, 9 00
1905.
Jan. 21, 169,
John W. Haley, Services as Member of School Board, 20 00
Feb. 10, 175,
Daniel B. Palmer, Services as Member of School Board, 20 00
11, 180,
11, 181,
F. A. Doe, Account as Constable, 9 00 F. A. Doe, Account of Truant Officer, 6 00
13, 184,
J. D. Morrison, paid for Police Service, 4 00
13, 185,
J. D. Morrison, as Selectman in full, 25 00
13, 186,
C. H. Bennett, Notifying Jurors, 1903 and 1904,
$ 5 00
E. E. Horn, Land Damage, Win- ter Highway, 5 00
Asa B. Thompson, Account of Supervisor, 9 00
(16)
1905.
Voucher Feb. 13, 187, John A. Edgerly, Services as Se- lectman, $ 50 00
13, 188, John A. Edgerly, Services as Overseer of Poor, 10 00
13, 189,
C. W. Pinkham, Services as Se- lectman, 50 00
14, 192,
C. H. Bennett, Services as Town Clerk, 30 00
14, 194,
O. Richardson, as Member of School Board, 15 00
14, 195,
O. Richardson, Services as Treas- urer, 25 00
15, 202,
J. M. Haley, School District Treasurer, 5 00
15, 203,
J. C. Blake Account, Board of Health, 2 50
15, 205,
C. H. Hodgdon, Collecting Taxes, 50 00
15, 208,
J. A. Bennett and Robert Lam- prey, Auditing Town Ac- counts, 4 00
Total, $377 50
JOHN A. EDGERLY, Selectmen JOHN D. MORRISON, of
C. W. PINKHAM, Tuftonboro.
We certify that we have this day examined the foregoing ac- counts of the Selectmen, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
ROBERT LAMPREY.
Auditors. JAMES A. BENNETT.
Tuftonboro, N. H., February 15, 1905.
ABATEMENTS ALLOWED.
B. G. Lucas, over 70 years old, $1 65
1 65
John Philbrick, out of town,
1 65
Perley Merrifield,
$4 95
(17)
REPORT OF TREASURER.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1905.
RECEIPTS.
1904.
March 9, Cash from Treasurer, 1903,
$1,406 95
March 9, Cash from Taxes, 1903,
2 15
Dec. 9, Cash from Carroll County,
65 00
Cash from Town Clerk, Dog Licenses, 120 28
1905.
Jan. 14, Cash from State Treasurer, Insurance Tax, 1 50 Cash from State Treasurer, Savings Bank Tax, 123 88 Cash from State Treasurer, Literary Fund, 50 60
Cash from State Treasurer. Proportion of School Fund,
131 25
Feb.
14, Cash from State Treasurer, Bounty on Hedge- hogs,
14 00
Feb. 14, Cash from E. E. Horne, Cash from C. H. Hodgdon, Collector, 4,390 25
$6,325 86
EXPENDITURES.
Treasurer of School Board, for Schools,
School Books,
164 64
Supervisor of Schools,
201 56
Grading School House Lots,
100 00
State Treasurer, State Tax,
303 00
County Treasurer, County Tax,
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