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7.81
$157.05
CR.
Remittances to Treasurer
$118.86
Unredeemed
38.19
$157.05
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19.69
Unredeemed
DR.
Uncollected Poll Taxes, December 31, 1945 $522.00
CR.
Remittances to Treasurer $2.00
Abatements 36.00
Uncollected
484.00
TAX SALE ACCOUNT Levy of 1940 DR.
Unredeemed Taxes, Dec. 31, 1945
$91.66
Interest collected 7.32
$98.98
CR.
Remittances to Treasurer
$95.47
Abatements
3.51
$98.98
DR.
Uncollected Poll Taxes, December 31, 1945
$642.00
CR.
Abatements $46.00
Uncollected
596.00
$642.00
TAX SALE ACCOUNT Levy of 1939 DR.
Unredeemed Taxes, December 31, 1945
$64.92
CR.
Remittances to Treasurer
$45.56
Unredeemed
19.36
$64.92
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$522.00
DR.
Uncollected Poll Taxes, December 31, 1945 $504.00
CR.
Abatements $34.00 470.00
Uncollected
$504.00
TAX SALE ACCOUNT Levy of 1938 DR.
Unredeemed Taxes, December 31, 1945
$4.82
CR.
Remittances to Treasurer $4.82
DR.
Uncollected Poll Taxes, December 31, 1945
$544.00
CR.
Abatements
$32.00
Uncollected
512.00
$544.00
LEVY OF 1937 DR.
Uncollected Poll Taxes, December 31, 1945
$550.00
CR.
Abatements
$30.00
Uncollected
520.00
$550.00
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Balance Jan. 1, 1946
$2,707.27
Tax on Interest and Dividends
$878.83
Railroad Tax
332.29
Savings Bank Tax
16.52
1,227.64
From Banks :
The Exeter Banking Co., Note
$6,000.00
The Exeter Banking Co., Note
3,000.00
The Exeter Banking Co., Note
3,000.00
Trust Funds :
Amesbury, Mass.
71.00
Portsmouth, N. H.
2.00
12,073.00
Rent of Town Property :
Amanda Randall
$60.00
Gertrude Eaton
100.00
160.00
From Judge Ralph O. Bragg Seabrook, N. H.
Seabrook Municipal Court
$50.50
75.00
23.00
14.00
78.00
174.00
414.50
From Madeline A. O'Brien, Town Clerk :
Auto Taxes Jan. 1, '46 to Mar. 21, '46 $504.75
Auto Taxes Mar. 22, '46 to Apr. 30'46 292.29
Auto Taxes May 1, '46 to June 1, '46 131,82
Auto Taxes June 1, '46 to Sept. 15, '46 126.30
Auto Taxes Ending Dec. 31, '46 131.14
Primary Fees 1946 8.00
1,194.30
From Madeline A. O'Brien, Town Clerk :
Dog Licenses May 1, '46 to June 1, '46 $73.20
Dog Licenses June 15, '46 to Sept. 25, '46 83.80
Dog Licenses Balance of year 1946 122.00
279.00
From Other Sources :
New Hampshire Forestry and Recreation Dept.
5.25
N. H. Forestry and Recreation Dept. 65.00
S. M. Goodrich refund American Legion 6.00
N. H. Dept. Public Welfare
18.12
Boston and Maine R. R. Repairs
71.45
License Junk
20.00
License Pool Tables
30.00
License Taxicab
25.00
240.82
Sale of Tax Title Property :
Samuel E. Brown
$60.00
Samuel Fowler
150.00
Marjorie Brown
94.95
Charles Blanchard
268.00
Carrie C. Eaton
44.52
Susie H. Eaton
28.61
Ruth Eaton
125.70
Adna C. Knowles
99.99
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Sally A. Owen
1.00
Aimee H. Bagley
110.74
Milwood S. Dow
131.87
Charles S. Eaton Jr.
15.00
Carrie Perkins
99.99
Joseph W. Janvrin
146.14
Doris A. Eaton
10.00
Charles C. Fowler
200.00
Lulu D. Dow
99.99
Edgar P. Dow
150.00
1,836.50
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Property Tax 1943
$54.54
Poll tax 1943
2.00
Interest 1943
.94
Abatement 1943
85.14
Redemption 1943
216.19
358.81
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Property tax 1944
$71.76
Poll tax 1944
10.00
Interest 1944
.52
Abatement 1944
203.18
Redemption 1944
384.76
670.22
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Property tax 1945
$3,965.60
Poll tax 1945
866.00
Interest 1945
57.59
Abatement 1945
207.80
Redemption 1945
57.34
5,154.33
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From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Property tax 1946 Poll tax 1946 Abatement 1946
$36,707.98
582.00
158.50
37,448.48
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Abatement 1937 $30.00
30.00
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Abatement 1938
$32.00
Redemption 1938
4.82
36.82
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Abatement 1939
$34.00
Redemption 1939
45.56
79.56
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Abatement 1940
$49.51
Redemption 1940
88.15
Interest 1940
7.32
144.98
From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes :
Abatement 1941
$46.00
Redemption 1941
111.05
Interest 1941
7.81
Poll Tax 1941
2.00
166.86
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From Florence D. Haley, Collector of Taxes : Poll tax 1942
$2.00
Abatement 1942
81.69
Redemption 1942
41.80
125.49
Discounts 1946
$648.96
Taxes and Interest bought by Town, 1946
420.82
Balance Jan. 1, 1946
2,707.27
Receipts for year
62,711.09
$65,418.36
Paid 1946 Orders
$61,399.19
Balance December 31, 1946
$4,019.17
Respectfully submitted,
NANCY E. WEARE,
Treasurer.
AUDITOR'S REPORT
I, the undersigned have this day examined the Town Clerk's, Tax Collector's and Treasurer's accounts to the best of my ability and find them well vouched and correctly cast with a balance of $4,019.17 and I find the said Town Offi- cers fully bonded.
HARRY S. SMALL,
Auditor of the Town of Seabrook, N. H. Feb. 14, 1947.
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RESULT OF TOWN ELECTION March 12, 1946 NOMINATION PAPERS FOR TOWN CLERK
Madeline A. O'Brien 383
Thomas F. Owen 297
FOR SELECTMEN AND ASSESSOR AND TRUSTEE OF THE TRUST FUND
Emery N. Eaton
FOR TREASURER
479
Nancy E. Weare
397
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
Florence D. Haley 340
Cyrus C. Tingley 278
FOR OVERSEERS OF POOR
Forrest J. Dow 287
Alden E. Janvrin 351
Frank Hall
311
FOR ROAD AGENT
David P. Janvrin 129
292
Samuel F. Small
Clarence E. Fowler
244
FOR CHIEF OF POLICE
Abner J. Eaton 190
Hollis I. Brown 383
Ralph C. V. Eaton 101
FOR CONSTABLES
Charles S. B. Knowles 365
Alfred W. Locke 340
Simeon J. Brown 315
Marvin A. Dow
245
Clarence E. Fowler
252
FOR AUDITORS
Warren H. Janvrin 37
Harry S. Small
14
Franklin Goss
13
FOR SUPT. OF BURIAL GROUNDS
John F. Knowles
349
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The State of New Hampshire
Rockingham, ss.
Superior Court
TOWN OF SEABROOK VS. To Whom It May Concern
Decree
The above entitled case having come on for hearing and having heard the parties and their proofs, and it appearing that an emergency exists in the said Town of Seabrook due to the lack of proper fire equipment it is hereby ordered, ad- judged and decreed :
That an emergency exists in the said Town of Seabrook and the said Town is hereby given permission to hold a special Town Meeting for the purpose of seeing if the Town will vote to purchase a fire truck and to borrow the sum of Seventy-five Hundred Dollars (7,500.) with which to pur- chase the same, and to pass such other vote or votes as may be necessary to carry out the purchase of the said truck and the borrowing of the money, which said special Town Meeting shall have the same authority as that of an annual Town Meeting.
August 12, 1946
STEPHEN M. WHEELER
Presiding Justice.
A True Copy :
In Witness Whereof I have here unto set my hand and af- fixed the seal of the Court this 12th day of August, A. D. 1946.
ARTHUR J. CALL, JR. Clerk of Court
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TOWN OF SEABROOK
Warrant for Special Town Meeting of the
Town of Seabrook, New Hampshire
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Seabrook, in the Coun- ty of Rockingham and the State of New Hampshire, quali- fied to vote in Town Affairs :
You are hereby notified, in accordance with a decree of the Superior Court in and for the County of Rockingham authorizing the holding of a special Town Meeting which said town meeting shall have the same authority as an an- nual town meeting, to meet at the Town Hall in said Sea- brook on Saturday, the 31st day of August, 1946, at 2 o'- clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects :
1. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a fire truck and to authorize the moderator to appoint a committee of five citizens of the Town of Seabrook to purchase said fire truck for and in behalf of the Town of Seabrook.
2. To see if the Town will vote to borrow the sum of Sev- enty-five Hundred Dollars ($7,500), said sum to be used to purchase said fire truck, and to issue and sell in connection with such borrowing notes of bonds of the Town of Sea- brook in the principal amount of Seventy-five Hundred Dol- lars ($7,500), such notes or bonds to be payable exclusively from funds raised by taxation, to bear interest at a rate not exceeding five percent per annum payable semi-annually, principal to be payable in equal installments of One Thou- sand Dollars ($1,000) each for the first seven years and Five Hundred Dollars ($500) on the eighth year, the first installment to be payable one year after the date of said notes or bonds, to be sold for not less than par, the time and place of payment of principal and interest, the fixing of the rate of interest, the provisions for the sale of the notes or bonds, and all other matters in connection therewith to be
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left to the discretion of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Seabrook.
3. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given under our hands and seals this 15th day of August in the year of Our Lord, 1946.
DAVID C. CHASE, MYRON B. FELCH, EMERY N. EATON,
Selectmen of the Town of Seabrook.
DAVID C. CHASE, MYRON B. FELCH, EMERY N. EATON,
Selectmen of the Town of Seabrook.
SPECIAL MEETING HELD AUG. 31, 1946
The voting was by ballot.
Article 1, Total Ballots cast 48, 47 in favor, 1 opposed.
Article 2, Total Ballots cast 39. 39 in favor, none opposed.
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RETURN OF POSTING WARRANT FOR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING OF AUGUST 31, 1946
We hereby certify that we gave notice to the inhabitants named in the warrant for a Special Town Meeting to which this return is attached to meet at the time and place and for the purposes therein mentioned by posting attested copies of the within warrant in the following public places in the Town of Seabrook, namely :
Seabrook Post Office, Smithtown Post Office, Frederick Felch's Store, Seabrook Town Hall, Samuel Bagley's Store, Irving Perkins' Store, Frank P. Goss' Store and Joseph S. Dockham's Store.
All being posted on the 15th day of August 1946 and re- maining posted until the day of the meeting.
Dated at Seabrook, New Hampshire this 31st day of Aug- ust, 1946.
DAVID C. CHASE, MYRON B. FELCH, EMERY N. EATON,
Selectmen of the Town of Seabrook.
State of New Hampshire
August 31, 1946
Rockingham, ss.
Personally appeared David C. Chase, Myron B. Felch and Emery N. Eaton and on oaths say the above statement sub- scribed by them is true.
Signed before me, Madeline A. O'Brien, Notary Public
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DETAILED EXPENDITURES
TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Appropriation
$1,900.00
David C. Chase, chairman Selectmen, Salary 275.00
Myron B. Felch, Selectman, Salary 200.00
Emery N. Eaton, Selectman, Salary 200.00
250.00
Florence D. Haley, Tax Collector, Salary
350.00
Madeline A. O'Brien, Town Clerk, Salary
25.00
Alden E. Janvrin, Chairman, overseer poor
25.00
Frank Hall, Overseer poor
25.00
Forrest J. Dow, Overseer poor
Harry S. Small, Auditor
20.00
David C. Chase, 3 trips to Hampton with auto
5.00
Hampton Publishing Co., printing
8.25
Russell Jones, typing town warrant
5.00
Anna G. Smith, stamps 30.00
Edson C. Eastman Co.,, Intention Books,
Vouchers, pool licenses and appointment
blanks and tax books and payroll pads and tally sheets 54.95
Madeline A. O'Brien, Expense at Town Meeting
1.45
James H. Page, Town Officers bonds
59.00
Emery N. Eaton, 3 trips to Exeter with auto
5.00
News Publishing Co., reader 3.21
Charlotte A. Eaton, copy and computing taxes 75.00
Pearson's Book Store, Record Books
3.20
David C. Chase, use of auto Assessing
20.00
Batchelder's Book Store, rolls of paper for adding machine 2.40
Squamscott Press, letterheads, envelopes, tax bills 38.25
2.00
Charlotte A. Eaton, typing
8.00
Elihu T. Adams, use of auto, 1 trip to Concord
Brown and Saltmarsh, Invoice book and Pistol permit book 30.59
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30.00
Nancy E. Weare, Treasurer, Salary
David C. Chase, use of auto about town on business
25.00
Wheeler and Clark, supplies 29.59
Emery N. Eaton, expenses 3.00
David C. Chase, use of telephone and toll calls
24.00
Nancy E. Weare, Treasurer Expenses
43.10
Susie J. Foote, Stamps and envelopes
58.01
Sadie M. Felch, copying blotter books
25.00
Myron B. Felch, use of telephone and toll calls
3.75
Myron B. Felch, use of auto 3 trips to Exeter
6.00
Total
$1,968.75
Overdraft
$68.75
ELECTION AND REGISTRATION
Appropriation
$500.00
Earl W. Moreland, Moderator
33.00
Charles E. Gove, Supervisor 96.00
Simeon J. Brown, Supervisor
96.00
Harry S. Small, Supervisor
96.00
Frank P. Goss, Ballot Clerk
20.00
Frank H. Beckman, Ballot Clerk
20.00
Archie Green, Ballot Clerk
14.00
Jacob F. Dow, Ballot Clerk
20.00
Caleb N. Fowler, Ballot Clerk
14.00
Howard L. Janvrin, Ballot Clerk
6.00
Harry G. Fowler, Ballot Clerk
6.00
Johnnie I. Brown, Ballot Clerk
6.00
Percy L. Perkins, Moderator Pro. tem.
10.00
Hampton Publishing, printing checklists
39.00
Amesbury Publishing Co., printing ballots
21.00
Edson C. Eastman, Tally sheets
2.09
Madeline A. O'Brien, expenses
10.00
Total
$509.09
Overdraft
9.09
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $1,500.00
Henry S. Kendrick, payrolls
401.50
N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co., tolls
8.00
Exeter and Hampton Electric Co., power demand charge for siren 13.19
Martin W. Dugan Co., paint for fire truck
3.36
Emery N. Eaton, labor on fire siren
59.93
New Publishing Co., readers 10.18
Charles G. Atkinson, repairs on fire truck and pump
224.42
Henry S. Kendrick, heat, light and storage of
fire truck and equipment 344.50
Clarence Perkins, radiator for fire truck 5.00
Edward N. Gove, labor on fire siren 6.00
Hampton Publishing Co., printing
8.50
Henry S. Kendrick, equipment and parts for fire trucks 39.97
Amesbury Publishing Co., reader
1.40
American Fire Equipment Co., fire fighting supplies 17.75
10.25
Elihu T. Adams, parts for pump
State Line Filling Station, battery for fire
26.70
Gerald R. Thompson, labor on fire siren
Forton's Gas Station, repairs and parts for fire truck 28.35
Wood's Repair Shop, welding 2.00
Fred M. Knight, repairs and parts for fire pump
3.00
Albert M. Smith, labor
14.00
Bartley's Machine Manufacturing Co., repairs on engine 12.00
The Bailey Co., Inc., parts for fire truck 9.85
Arthur Curtis, parts for fire truck
6.00
Sands Blacksmith Shop, brazing
1.00
Benjamin S. Perkins, gas and oil for fire truck
41.46
Mass. Bonding and Insurance Co., Firemen's Insurance 146.25
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truck, also repairs on battery 10.00
Blanchard Associates Inc., foam extinguishers American La France Corp., merchandise 59.44
19.00
American Marsh Pumps Corp., pump parts
3.65
Total
$1,536.65
Overdraft
$36.65
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
290.25
Hollis I. Brown
20.00
Gynan D. Dow
146.00
William N. Davis
105.50
Frederick B. Felch
193.50
Chas. S. B. Knowles
133.00
Marvin A. Dow
168.50
Alfred W. Locke
128.50
Truman Merrill, Jr.
107.75
William Felch
16.47
Hollis I. Brown, printing sign
10.00
Wesley Jones, floral tribute
10.00
Total
$141.03
Balance
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
Appropriation
$3,000.00
December, 1945
252.51
January, 1946
262.06
February, 1946
299.10
March, 1946
244.81
April, 1946
263.58
May, 1946
251.86
June, 1946
251.92
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$1,358.97
Clarence E. Fowler
29.50
Hollis I. Brown, toll calls
$1,500.00
July, 1946 August, 1946 September, 1946 October, 1946 November, 1946
270.06
269.33
401.65
307.45
304.91
Total
$3,379.24
Overdraft
$379.24
COLLECTION OF GARBAGE
Appropriation
$350.00
Paid Joseph W. Janvrin
$350.00
MONEY BORROWED IN ANTICIPATION OF TAXES
Received Exeter Banking Co. $12,000.00
Paid Exeter Banking Co.
$12,000.00
INTEREST ON TEMPORARY LOANS
Appropriation $70.00
Paid Exeter Banking Co.
44.58
Balance
$25.42
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation
$400.00
Paid
$400.00
INTEREST ON BONDS
Appropriation
$165.00
Paid Exeter Banking Co. $165.00
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MUNICIPAL COURT
Appropriation
$200.00
Paid Ralph O. Bragg
100.00
Gov. Weare Hall Ass'n., rent
100.00
DOG DAMAGE
Amount Available
$279.00
Edson C. Eastman Co., dog tags and licenses
17.71
New Publishing Co., reader
2.64
Gertrude Boyd, dog damage
1.00
Total
$21.35
Balance Paid School District
$257.65
VITAL STATISTICS
Appropriation $70.00
Madeline A. O'Brien, recording births, deaths,
and names of children
44.00
Rev. H. Hawthorne, returning marriages
13.75
SEABROOK - GALLEY FIVE (5) -
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Rev. Wm. I. Davis, returning marriages
1.50
Rev. Floyd Kinsley, returning marriages
.75
Ralph O. Bragg, returning marriages
6 .. 50
Lawrence H. Hayes, returning marriages
.50
Total
$67.00
Balance
$3.00
SCHOOLS
Balance of 1945 appropriation
$8,216.50
Paid Balance of 1945
8,216.50
Appropriation, 1946
25,333.70
Paid on 1946 appropriation
15,560.71
Balance due 1946 appropriation
9,772.99
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SEACOAST REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Appropriation
$100.00
Paid
100.00
LIGHTING WORLD WAR II SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL AT SMITHTOWN SQUARE
Appropriation
$50.00
Paid Exeter and Hampton Electric Co
32.92
Balance
$17.08
HEALTH
Appropriation $50.00
Samuel Bagley, salary and expenses
54.85
Arthur C. Wilson, Jr., burying dog .50
C. C. Randall, oil for quarantine family
12.96
Samuel Bagley, supplies for quarantine family 53.20
Gordon Bagley, disposing of filth at Seabrook Beach
2.00
Total
$123.51
Overdraft
$73.51
COUNTY TAX
$3,561.88
Appropriation
Paid Earle Stockbridge, County Treasurer
$3,561.88
PAYMENTS ON BONDED DEBT
Town Bonds January 1, 1946
$6,000.00
Paid Exeter Banking Co. 1,000.00
Outstanding Bonds January 1, 1947
$5,000.00
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CEMETERIES
Appropriation
$40.00
Paid John F. Knowles
10.00
Balance
$30.00
INCOME FROM TRUST FUNDS
Received
$73.00
Paid John F. Knowles
$73.00
TOWN MAINTENANCE (SUMMER)
Appropriation
$2,500.00
Samuel Small, Foreman and truck
1,239.20
Joe Crovetti, labor
181.80
Clifton Knowles, labor
175.20
Wilfred Janvrin, labor
146.40
Arthur Randall, labor
121.20
Ernest Hamel, labor
99.60
Will Young, labor
53.40
Arnold Knowles, labor
58.20
Tom Felch, labor
47.40
Amos Gove, labor
43.20
George Knowles, labor
43.20
William Davis, labor
40.20
Howard Cilley, labor
32.40
Henry Dow, labor
35.40
Edward Averill, labor
27.00
Daniel Rines, labor
21.00
Irwin Frost, labor
25.80
Roland Felch, labor
16.20
Gardner Randall, Jr., labor
13.80
William Felch, labor
12.60
Charles Burditt, labor
10.20
Perley Fogg, labor
5.40
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Wilbur Foote, labor
4.80
Alfred Locke, labor
1.20
Joe Crovetti, gravel
28.00
Ralph Fish, gravel
10.50
Tucker's Pit, gravel
.25
Edgar P. Dow, Signs
17.30
Smith Welding Co., work on plow
8.50
Dearborns Express
.82
Albert P. Wilson, merchandise
2.81
L. L. Peavey, merchandise
10.82
Atkinson Machine Shop, labor
4.85
Sands Blacksmith Shop, steel for plow and cover and scraper
38.30
Perkins Filling Station, gas and oil
3.46
W. A. Young, hardware
16.15
John P. Kimball, hardware
9.70
Curtis Follansbee, sand
5.00
Goodwin's Store, red flags
.50
American Tar Co.
132.17
B. T. Janvrin Son Co., nails and planks for Blackwater Bridge
228.32
Treasurer of the State of N. H., cold patch
73.43
Total
$3,105.68
Overdraft
605.68
TOWN MAINTENANCE (WINTER)
Appropriation
$1,500.00
Albert M. Dow, Foreman and truck
249.00
Harold F. Secord, truck
658.30
Raymond Eaton, labor
26.25
Paul Mestretta, labor
25.50
Sidney Pevear, labor
12.00
Edwin Knowles, labor
6.00
Davis Hardware, bolts
1.00
Samuel Small, foreman and truck
190.50
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George Knowles, labor
33.60
Ernest Hamel, labor
33.60
Joe Crovetti, labor
33.60
Amos Gove, labor
32.40
Will Young, labor
32.40
Clifton Knowles, labor
32.40
Howard M. Cilley, labor
21.60
Samuel Fowler, labor
10.80
Smith Welding Co., work on plow
2.50
Lunt and Kelley Inc., tools
12.25
D. Cashman Co., tools and machinery
17.06
Dugan Supply Co., tools
2.74
Joe Crovetti, gravel
2.25
Files and O'Keefe, parts for plow
33.02
Smith Welding Co., work on plow V32
18.65
Glazer and Fox, tools
27.31
Merrimac Farmers Exchange, salt
19.40
Sands Blacksmith Shop, welding plow and bolts
37.94
Total
$1,572.07
Overdraft
$72.07
TOWN POOR AND SOLDIERS' AID
Appropriation $799.00
Rockingham County Home and Hospital
139.40
Robert J. Mckinney, burial
100.00
C. C. Randall, oil
69.89
Edwin D. Lee, M. D., professional services
30.00
Wayne P. Bryer, professional services
19.00
Samuel Bagley, supplies
83.39
Exeter hospital
68.58
Harold Secord, wood
6.00
Peter Brent Brigham hospital
618.90
Total
$1,135.16
Overdraft
$336.16
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UNCLASSIFIED
Appropriation
$650.00
Hampton Publishing Co., printing town reports 227.50
Russell Jones, delivering town reports 12.50
Frederick B. Felch, delivering town reports 12.00
Clifford H. Creighton, repairing town property
8.80
News Publishing Co., readers
5.02
Madeline A. O'Brien, auto fees 139.50
John W. A. Green, copying transfer
33.00
Hampton Publishing Co., printing ballots
6.00
Ellen M. Wilson, typing decree and warrant for special Town meeting. 7.00
Charles R. Hardy, dues for town clerk
2.00
Frank Jones, Delivering town reports
12.50
Sadie Felch, mailing inventorys
1.00
Russell Jones, delivering inventorys
16.00
Frank B. Nay, Recording deceased persons
.70
Madeline A. O'Brien, making deeds
32.00
John W. Perkins, legal services
77.55
Town of Salisbury, tax on gravel pit
4.00
N. H. Tax Collector's Ass'n., dues
2.00
Everett A. Weare, janitor services and putting up and removing booths 85.00
Ellen M. Wilson, assisting of typing
Town Warrant 5.00
Total
$689.07
Overdraft
$39.07
ABATEMENTS AND DISCOUNTS
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1946 polls $48.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1945 polls 103.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1944 polls 68.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1943 polls 34.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1942 polls
62.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1941 polls 46.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1940 polls 46.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1939 polls 34.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1938 polls 32.00
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1937 polls 30.00
Paid Florence D. Haley Discounts 1946 648.96
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1946 prop. 110.50
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement, 1945 prop. 104.80
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1944 prop.
135.18
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1943 prop. 51.14
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1942 prop. 19.69
Paid Florence D. Haley, abatement 1940 prop.
3.51
Total
$1,576.78
PROPERTY SOLD TO TOWN
1945 Taxes and Interest $420.82
73.66
NEW EQUIPMENT
Appropriation $1,500.00
Paid Buffalo Fire Appliance Corp.
$1,500.00
on account for Fire Truck "500 G. P. M." "Type
500" authorized at Special Town Meeting
T. R. A.
Appropriation
$1,283.77
State
882.83
Balance 1945 Appropriation
180.23
Town
220.71
Sam Small and Truck
202.50
Corydon F. Perkins
18.00
Franklin D. Goss
117.00
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Florence D. Haley, Tax Sale Cost
Walter W. Eaton
90.00
Josiah E. Eaton
9.80
Howard M. Cilley
83.30
Amos Gove
80.50
William Young
42.70
Clifton B. Knowles
79.80
Ernest Hamel
80.50
Arnold D. Knowles
8.40
George H. Perkins
8.40
Girolamo Crovetti
84.00
Wilfred E. Janvrin
58.80
James W. Sanborn
67.20
Frank G. Randall, Jr.
25.90
George W. Knowles
16.10
Charles A. Brown
16.10
George W. Haley
16.80
John R. Foote
48.30
Elmer E. Eaton
51.80
Charles B. Knowles
28.70
Charles McQuillen
44.10
Clauson Fowler
3.50
$1,282.20
State Balance.
$1.57
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
Total number of fires from Jan. 1, 1946 to Dec. 30, 1946 60
Jan. 6, 8:30 P. M., house fire at Hollis Shaw's, Lafayette Road. Cause unknown. Damage about $2,800.00. Outside help from, Amesbury, Mass., Salisbury, Mass., Newbury- port, Mass., Hampton, N. H., Exeter, N. H. All out 3:00 A. M.
Jan. 16, 4:45 P. M. Chimney fire at Abner Eaton's, South Main Street. No damage. All out 5:45.
Jan. 16, 5:50. Chimney fire at Nora Dow's, Washington Street. Chimney fire. No damage. All out 6:50.
Jan. 25, 7:00 P. M. Chimney fire at Smithtown Church, Lafayette road. No damage. All out 8:00 P. M.
Feb. 20, 3:15 P. M. Chimney fire, Harold Pevear's, Wash- ington Street. No damage. All out 4:15 P. M.
Feb. 27, 8:45 P. M. Automobile fire. Lafayette Road, little damage. All out 9:45 P. M.
Mar. 6, 2:30 P. M. Divan on fire at John W. Eaton's. All out 3:30 P. M. Damage to divan only.
Mar. 10, 10:30 A. M. Grass fire at Harold Perkin's, Collins Road. All out 11:30 A. M.
Mar. 12, 1:00 P. M. Grass fire at Jim Brown's, Collins road, All out 2:00 P. M.
Mar. 12, 2:30 P. M. Grass fire at Dana Knowles' Field, South Main Street. All out 3:30 P. M.
Mar. 12, 4:00 P. M. Grass fire near Randall's, Washington Street. All out 5:00 P. M.
Mar. 13, 4:30 P. M. Grass fire, Fogg's Corner. All out 5:30 P. M.
Mar. 13, 6:00 P. M. Grass fire in rear of Ralph Gilmore's Lafayette Road. All out 7:00 P. M.
.Mar. 16, 1:00 P. M. Grass fire rear Jenny Dobson's, South Main Street. All out 2:00 P. M.
Mar. 18, 2:30 P. M. Grass fire rear Ernest Janvrin's, South Main Street. All out 3:30 P. M.
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Mar. 19, 5:00 P. M. Grass fire rear Bob Butland's, South Main Street. All out 6:30 P. M.
Mar. 20, 10:30, Grass fire rear Chester Felch's Lafayette Road. All out 11:30.
Mar. 22, 8:30 P. M. Grass fire rear South School, South Main Street. All out 10:00 P. M.
Mar. 24, 2:00 P. M. Grass fire at Point, South Main Street. All out 3:30 P. M.
Mar. 24, 10:30 P. M. Grass fire at the Point in small pines, South Main Street. All out 12:00.
Mar. 25, 2:00 P. M. Grass fire rear Albert Smith's Collins Road. All out 3:00 P. M.
Mar. 25, 8:30 P. M. Grass fire at Vivian Fowle's, Washing- ton Street. All out 9:30 P. M.
Mar. 25, 8:45 P. M. Grass fire rear Randolph Bickford's, Collins Road. All out 9:45 P. M.
Mar. 25, 10:00 P. M. Grass fire rear Lealand Boyd's, Col- lines Road. All out 11:30 P. M.
April 18, 3:00 P. M. Brush fire, Dana Knowles' field, South Main Street. All out 5:00.
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