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Number of weeks in year, 33
Number of pupils registered, 20
Average daily attendance, 13
Per cent of attendance,
88
Cases of tardiness,
12
Wages of teacher per month, $48 00
Roll of honor: Charles Weeks, Lillian B. Plummer, Peter W. Holbrook, Marion Bryant.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
The following table gives the statistics of attendance for the school year ending August 31, 1919.
Number of different pupils enrolled,
246
Number under five years of age,
1
Number between five and eight,
80
Number between eight and fourteen,
146
Number between fourteen and sixteen, 12
Number over sixteen, 0
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Average membership, 191 173
Average daily attendance,
Number of pupils in the district attending high school in other districts,
Number of pupils from the district attending academy, Number of pupils entering Keene high, Sept., 1918, 8
REMARKS
We wish to again call the attention of the parents to the medical inspection and urge them to follow up any recom- mendations made as by so doing many defects and diseases of children can be permanently cured, which if left to develop may place a severe handicap on the child in after life.
The state laws demand certain sanitary arrangements in lighting and heating and a good start in this direction has been made in the school buildings. The Swanzey Factory building badly needed repair and last summer it was put in first class shape so that now it is up to the standard set by the state. The heating system will need major repairs or renewal in a short time.
The boiler at the Cutler School which has long been in very bad condition finally went to pieces. We were fortunate in being able to get a new and better one and having it in place and in use in a very short time.
Our corps of teachers under Mr. Smith, superintendent, are doing very efficient work and we feel sure that the pupils will show marked improvement over previous years broken as they were by sickness and changes in teachers.
A. W. HOPKINS, SADIE D. CARLTON, H. W. BROWN,
School Board.
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
To the Board of Education and Citizens of Swanzey, N. H. :
I have the honor to submit my first annual report.
Under the provisions of the new law, the state was divided into 64 supervisory unions and Hinsdale, Swanzey, Winchester, Richmond form Union No. 25. Mrs. Sadie D. Carlton was elected secretary.
The teaching force for the present year is as follows :
Cora I. Mckellips, grades 7-8. Margaret E. Glendon, grades 5-6. Dorothy Emery, grades 3-4. Gertrude L. Landin, grades 1-2.
Mrs. Alice D. Matthews, No. 1, Grammar. Gertrude Kingsbury, No. 1, Primary.
Vesta Knight, East Swanzey, Grammar. Ethel Murphy, East Swanzey, Primary.
Mrs. Grace Carlin, No. 5. Blanche Emery, No. 7.
Florence Christian, No. 9.
Mrs. Grace Carlin resigned at the Christmas vacation and Miss Charlotte Seaver was secured for school No. 5.
The Board were fortunate in recognizing there would be
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a continued shortage of teachers and demand for increased salaries, and early in the season filled the vacancies with teachers of marked ability. The school work suffered few interruptions and made steady progress to the mid-year. Since that time the weather and the epidemic has caused the schools to close. We- hope this time lost can be made up during the school year.
In reporting the condition of the school equipment to the State Board of Education who are making a survey of the state, we found the property of your district in excellent shape. A few minor changes and a policy of one building a year remodelled, to improve lighting and sanitation, will en- able your town to comply with all conditions of state aid. The school building at Swanzey Factory has been remodelled so that it comes under state requirements in every respect, the first one in the union. For the coming year we suggest No. 5 be improved.
A new Westfield furnace of the type used in the Keene High school building was installed in the Cutler school during the Christmas vacation.
The school gardens closed a successful year by exhibitions of garden products. One deserving special mention was at School No. 1.
The Thrift campaign is one of the regular activities of the schools, but there is a marked decrease in interest since the war ceased. There is great need at this time to emphasize thrift, for as a nation we are spending prodigally.
The pupils of the Cutler Building did excellent work sell- ing Red Cross Stamps and a Health Bond was purchased by the pupils of this school.
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From the proceeds of an entertainment, pictures and Victrola records have been purchased for the building. In East Swanzey primary, the children have started a school library, raising the money by their own efforts. All these en- deavors are indications that the children are preparing to be good citizens.
The epidemic caused many cases of vaccination to be omitted last year through the whole union, but with the co- operation of the parents and medical inspection, this situation was fully remedied.
We wish to express our appreciation of the efforts of teachers and Board of Education in striving to make the schools of Swanzey the best possible.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE O. SMITH,
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SCHOOL TREASURER'S REPORT
RECEIPTS
From state, literary fund,
$180 70
From state, district superintendent,
212 50
From state, support of schools,
999 10
From state, high school tuitions,
464 00
From state, 1917 railroad tax,
168 51
From town, amount required by law,
2,002 50
From town, books and supplies,
500 00
From town, flags and appurtenances,
25 00
From town, school officers salaries,
200 00
From town, medical inspection,
150 00
From town, 1917 dog licenses,
312 20
From town, high school tuitions,
1,800 00
Temporary loan from Cheshire Co. Savings bank,
3,000 00
Cash on hand at beginning of year,
135 03
Total receipts,
$10,149 54
Less amount carried to superintendent's account, 425 00
$9,724 54
PAYMENTS OF CURRENT MAINTENANCE EXPENSES SCHOOL BOARD
Arthur W. Hopkins, services,
$50 00
Henry W. Brown, services,
50 00
Sadie Carlton, services,
50 00
$150 00
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DISTRICT OFFICERS
Julia E. Snow, treasurer,
$25 00
A. W. Hopkins, moderator,
2 00
Fayette F. Downing, clerk,
2 00
Milan A. Dickinson, auditor,
2 00
$31 00
SUPERINTENDENT
State appropriation,
$212 50
Town appropriation,
212 50
$425 00
Disbursed :
Andrew P. Averill, superintendent,
$425 00
REGULAR TEACHERS' SALARIES
Adelaide Gay, teaching,
$532 00
Mary Hanna, teaching,
445 20
Sara Lucas, teaching,
326 40
Blanche Emery, teaching,
105 20
Alma Warne, teaching,
42 00
Vesta Knight, teaching,
570 00
Ethel Murphy, teaching,
456 00
Mary Nugent, teaching,
532 00
Margaret Glendon, teaching,
450 00
Gertrude Kingsbury, teaching,
456 00
Mrs. Alice Matthews, teaching,
532 00
Mrs. L. F. Barrett, teaching,
108 00
Mrs. Sybelle Forsythe, teaching,
351 00
Mrs. Agnes Hanrahan, teaching,
57 60
Hazel Elwell, teaching,
73 60
$5,037 00
Swanzey 8
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TRUANT OFFICERS AND ENUMERATORS
Oliver C. Whitcomb, services,
$12 00
Walter F. Oakman, services,
10 00
$22 00
TEXT BOOKS
D. McNetton Co., books,
$100 00
Edward E. Babb & Co. books,
149 13
Benj. H. Sanborn & Co., books,
18 03
The A. S. Barnes Co., books,
17 47
American Book Co., books,
27 55
Silver Burdett & Co., books,
13 78
The Bobbs Merrill Co., books,
6 52
Teachers College, Columbia University, books,
84
S. A. Courtis, books,
3 67
The University of Chicago, books,
2 15
Longmans, Green & Co., books,
4 50
The McMillan Co., books,
5 07
L. W. Gerrish, books,
1 88
Houghton, Mifflin Co., books,
99
W. H. Spalter, books,
99
E. J. Grady, books,
69
$353 26
SCHOLARS' SUPPLIES
Edward E. Babb & Co., supplies, $31 20
Boston Paper Board Co., supplies,
60 50
Interstate Supply Co., supplies, 27 63
Domestic Mills Paper Co., supplies,
16 28
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Milton Bradley Co., supplies,
23 16
The Prang Co., supplies, 3 41
Gertrude Kingsbury, supplies,
62
Alice D. Matthews, supplies,
1 39
W. H. Spalter, supplies,
2 45
G. H. Tilden & Co., supplies,
1 00
J. L. Hammett Co., supplies,
2 08
Sadie Carlton, supplies,
3 77
W. P. Chamberlain Co., supplies,
2 49
$175 98
JANITOR SERVICES
Frank K. Higgins, services,
$107 00
Frank J. Ballou, services,
99 35
Mrs. L. N. Murray, services,
43 00
Mrs. Lilla Bowman, services,
24 00
Mrs. M. E. Weeks, services,
18 00
Mrs. Sybelle Forsythe, services,
13 50
Ethel Murphy, services,
17 00
Vesta Knight, services,
17 45
Herbert Bulley, services,
3 50
$342 80
FUEL
Quinn & Grogan, coal,
$407 66
Homestead Woolen Mills, wood,
114 34
C. R. Weeks, wood,
99 50
Walter Hale, wood,
74 00
L. H. Roscoe, wood,
18 60
New England Box Co., wood,
7 00
84
Nelson Manufacturing Co., wood,
3 00
E. E. Bourne, sawing wood, 13 25
A. E. Pierson, labor on wood, 5 10
$742 45
MINOR REPAIRS
Nash Brothers, stock and repairs,
$75 53
W. P. Chamberlain Co., repairs on curtains, 44 85
George D. Pollard, stock and repairs,
21 05
Nims Plumbing Co., repairs,
21 27
Dennis Connors, labor,
5 00
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George A. Seaver, labor and stock,
1 48
John H. Shover, labor,
3 00
Stearns & Hills, repairs on clock,
75
$172 93
TUITIONS
Edna Rolfe, 1 term,
$15 00
James Dunn 11/2 terms,
22 50
Alice Vose, 11/2 terms,
22 50
Karl Page, 2 terms,
30 00
Kenneth Grogan, 2 terms,
30 00
Harry Thompson, 2 terms,
30 00
J. Francis Knight, 2 terms,
30 00
Gordon Conboy, 3 terms,
45 00
Chloe Bolles, 3 terms,
45 00
Dorothy Haley, 3 terms,
45 00
Leila Taylor, 3 terms,
45 00
Eugene Cross, 3 terms,
45 00
Elwood Dickinson, 3 terms,
45 00
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Norris Emery, 3 terms,
45 00
Richard Frink, 3 terms, 45 00
Gertrude Bolles, 3 terms,
45 00
Grace Forsythe, 3 terms,
45 00
Irene Haley, 3 terms,
45 00
Beatrice Jeffray, 3 terms,
45 00
Madelene Quinn, 3 terms,
45 00
Madge Rixford, 3 terms,
45 00
Albert Pierson, 3 terms,
45 00
Dorothy Foss, 3 terms,
45 00
Alice Kempton, 3 terms,
45 00
Helen Sarsfield, 3 terms,
45 00
Mabel Woods, 3 terms,
45 00
Carroll Goodell, 3 terms,
45 00
Leonard Holbrook, 3 terms,
45 00 .
Hazel Bedaw, 3 terms,
45 00
Marjory Emery, 3 terms,
45 00
Eleanor Grogan, 3 terms,
45 00
Evelyn Hewes, 3 terms,
45.00
Eloise LaFountain, 3 terms,
45 00
Grace Sebastian, 3 terms,
45 00
Florence Underwood, 3 terms,
45 00
May Wrisley, 3 terms,
45 00
Total at Keene High School,
$1,485 00
Gordon Brown, at Stearns School, Mt. Vernon,
55 00
Beatrice Holbrook, at Kimball Union Academy,
55 00
$1,595 00
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS
W. J. Twitchell, transportation, $268 50
Harold Averill, transportation, 166 25
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Mrs. Cora Averill, transportation, Mrs. W. H. Howard, transportation, 45 00
105 00
W. H. Howard Estate, transportation, 10 50
Leon Marsh, transportation, 95 00
George Bardwell, transportation, 30 00
Isaac Fieldman, transportation,
28 50
$748 75
FLAGS AND APPURTENANCES
W. P. Chamberlain Co., flag and holder,
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$5 50
INSURANCE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY
Loveland & Hopkins, Cutler schoolhouse,
$89 10
MEDICAL INSPECTION
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Dr. A. W. Hopkins, part payment of services,
$75 00
UNCLASSIFIED EXPENDITURES
Spencer Hardware Co., supplies, $33 55
E. L. Messer, supplies, 12 35
J. A. Hanna, supplies, 8 69
Knowlton & Stone Co., supplies, 4 85
George W. Willis, supplies, 2 09
87
L. M. Willard, supplies, 90
O. J. Howard & Co., furniture, 7 50
Cheshire County Savings Bank, interest on notes, 11 74
Julia E. Snow, postage and stationery, 8 85
A. P. Averill, telephones and expenses,
17 78
Mrs. Jennie Holbrook, water furnished,
10 00
Isabel N. Prentice, cleaning, 12 00
Anna R. Ballou, cleaning,
5 40
Jennie I. Talbot, cleaning,
6 50
Mrs. F. L. Thompson, cleaning,
5 30
Mrs. M. E. Weeks, cleaning and water,
15 75
Vesta Knight, express paid,
74
A. W. Hopkins, postage and telephone,
1 00
$164 99
RECAPITULATION
School board services,
$150 00
District officers and treasurer,
31 00
Superintendent,
425 00
Regular teachers' salaries,
5,037 00
Truant officers and enumerators,
22 00
Text books,
353 26
Scholars' supplies,
175 98
Janitor services,
342 80
Fuel,
742 45
Minor repairs,
172 93
Tuitions, high school and academy,
1,595 00
Transportation of pupils,
748 75
Flags and appurtenances,
5 50
88
Insurance of school property,
89 10
Medical inspection of pupils, part,
75 00
Unclassified expenditures,
164 99
Total for all purposes,
$10,130 76
Total receipts,
$10,149 54
Total payments,
10,130 76
Cash on hand,
$18 78
LIABILITIES
To Cheshire County Savings Bank,
Amount borrowed by notes,
$3,000 00
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RECAPITULATION
September 1, 1919 to January 31, 1920
RECEIPTS
From state, 1918 railroad tax, $170 19
From state, qualified teachers' salaries, 604 00
From state, tuition rebate,
From town, Amount raised by law at $3.50 per thousand on total valuation of town, 5,411 87
429 00
From town, amount raised by law at $1.50 per thousand on total valuation of town, 2,310 80
From town, for high school tuitions, 300 00
From town, to pay per capita tax to state treasurer, 604 00
From town, appropriation for school officers,
200 00
From town, 1918 dog license money,
266 40
From town, for insuring Cutler schoolhouse, 90 00
Cash on hand September 1, 1919,
18 78
Total receipts,
$10,405 04
EXPENDED
Superintendent's salary, $25 00
Per capita tax to state treasurer,
604 00
Regular teachers' salaries,
3,340 80
Truant officers and enumerators,
19 75
Text books, 140 73
90
Scholars' supplies,
70 32
Janitor services,
131 65
Fuel,
564 84
Minor repairs,
1,479 81
Tuitions, high schools and academies,
527 50
Transportation of pupils,
168 00
Flags and appurtenances,
25 12
Medical inspection of pupils,
150 00
Unclassified expenditures,
144 09
Total expended,
$7,391 61
Total receipts,
$10,405 04
Total expended,
7,391 61
Cash on hand,
$3,013 43
Cash on hand for support of schools for balance of school year, $3,013 43
Due from town for purchase of land for extension of school grounds, 500 00
Total available,
$3,513 43
JULIA E. SNOW, Treasurer.
Having examined the foregoing accounts, I do hereby cer- tify that I find them correctly cast and the payments cor- respond to the orders drawn by the school board.
MILAN A. DICKINSON,
Auditor.
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(TOWN WARRANT) THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the inhabitants of the Town of Swanzey in the County of Cheshire in said state, qualified to vote in town affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said Swanzey on Tuesday the ninth day of March next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon to act upon the following subjects :
1. To choose all necessary town officers for the year en- suing.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year and make appropria- tion of the same.
3. To hear reports of town officers and agents in regard to the present methods of conducting town business and to re- ceive any suggestions as to changes and to act thereon.
4. To see if the town will vote to raise money to secure state aid on its highways or take any action thereon.
5. To see if the town will vote to raise $2,316.00, the state to give $579.00, making a total of $2,895.00 for state aid construction.
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6. To see if the town will vote to raise $250.00, the state to give $250.00, total $500.00, for state aid maintenance.
7. To see if the town will vote to raise $3,000.00, the state to give $9,000.00, total $12,000.00, for trunk line con- struction "Federal Aid."
8. To see if the town will vote to raise $2,100.00, the state to give $3,150.00, total $5,250.00, for trunk line main- tenance.
9., To see if the town will vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 117, Laws of 1917, on a section of the Monadnock Road, so-called, and appropriate or set aside from the amount raised for highway work the sum of $350.00 for this purpose.
10. To see if the town will vote to reconstruct with a gravel surface the highway leading from East Swanzey to the trunk line near the Fuller Mill or take any action thereon.
11. To see if the town will vote to purchase a snow plow for the sidewalks in West Swanzey.
12. To see if the town will vote to place an electric light on Spring Street between Henry Leonard's and Z. Pearson's in West Swanzey.
13. To see if the town will vote to print a supplement to the Town History dating from the time it was printed.
14. To see if the town will vote to exempt all honorably discharged soldiers, sailors and marines from paying a poll tax or take any action thereon.
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15. To see if the town will vote to establish voting dis- tricts and additional polling places as provided for in Chapter 30, Laws of 1919.
16. To see if the town will vote to raise $200.00 for the control of the white pine blister rust.
17. To see how much money the town will vote to raise to decorate soldiers' graves.
18. To see how much money the town will vote to raise for Richardson Park.
19. To see how much money the town will vote to raise for Old Home Week.
20. To see how much money the town will vote to raise for care of cemeteries.
21. To see how much money the town will vote to raise for electric lights.
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22. To see if the town will vote to raise $125.00 for the support of the Stratton Free Library.
23. To see if the town will vote to raise $125.00 for the support of the East Swanzey Community House Free Library.
24. To see how much money the town will vote to raise for the maintenance of the fire department.
25. To see how much the town will vote towards paying the town debt.
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26. To see if the town will vote to give a discount on all taxes paid before July first.
27. To see if the town will vote to accept $100.00 for care of the George W. Richardson cemetery lot.
28. To elect two members for the trust funds.
29. To elect one committee for Old Home Day.
30. To see if the town will vote to place a suitable honor roll, in or outside the town hall at Swanzey Center, for the boys of our town who served in the World War, and appro- priate money for the same.
FRED D. CHICHESTER, HENRY W. BANKS, FRANK O. DODGE, Selectmen of Swanzey.
A true copy of warrant. Attest :
FRED D. CHICHESTER, HENRY W. BANKS, FRANK O. DODGE, Selectmen of Swanzey.
West Swanzey, N. H., February 21, 1920.
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(SCHOOL WARRANT) THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the inhabitants of the School district in the Town of Swanzey, qualified to vote in district affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said district on the ninth day of March 1920, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects :
1. To choose a moderator for the coming year.
2. To choose a clerk for the ensuing year.
3. To choose a member of the School Board for the en- suing three years.
4. To choose a treasurer for the ensuing year.
5. To hear the reports of agents, auditors, committees, or officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto.
6. To choose agents, auditors and committees in relation to any subject embraced in this warrant.
7. To see how much money the district will raise and ap- propriate for the support of schools.
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8. To see how much money the district will raise and ap- propriate for the payment of district officers for the ensuing year.
9. To see how much money the district will raise and ap- propriate for payment on the district debt.
10. To see if the district will raise and appropriate One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars for the payment of deficit to September first next, or take any action thereon.
11. To see if the district will vote to raise and appropriate One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars to remodel No. 5 Schoolhouse.
12. To see if the district will vote to renew the insurance on all the schoolhouses, except the Cutler School, raise and ap- propriate money for the same.
13. To see if the district will vote to alter any of the rec- ommendations of the School Board as to the amounts of money to be assessed for the support of schools and the payment of statutory obligations.
Given under our hands at said Swanzey, this 20th day of February, 1920.
A. W. HOPKINS, H. W. BROWN, S. D. CARLTON,
School Board.
A true copy of warrant. Attest :
A. W. HOPKINS,
H. W. BROWN,
S. D. CARLTON,
School Board.
VITAL STATISTICS
To the Selectmen :
In compliance with an act of the legislature, passed June session, 1887, amended by the legislature of 1889, requiring "clerks of towns and cities to furnish a transcript of the record of births, marriages and deaths to the municipal officers for publication in the Annual Report," I hereby submit the following :
Swanzey
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SWANZEY, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1919.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child (if any).
Male or
Female.
1st, 2d,etc. Stillborn. No. ofchild Living or
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother.
Feb. 10 Vincent Oscar 20 Gwendolyn Ruth 25 Lillian Alice Mar. 1 Douglas Byng
5 Rachel Lillian
13 Edmond Everett
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4 Herman F. Lewis 3 Benson Woodward John H. Bolles 9
Harriet M. Barlow Mary Beal Mabel Weeks
Teamster
Marlow
Rutland, Vt. England Pittsford, Vt. Swanzey
Apr. 2 Gale Philip 4 Lottie Christine
M F M M M F M M
2 6 Elwin J. Worcester Lester F. Harris
Mary Conboy
Boss spinner
Troy
Laborer
Danforth, Me.
22 Leland Batchelder
2 Ivan L. Scribner
Lizzie Batchelder
Weaver
Newport
May 2 Elsie Mabel ..
5|Wendall Clement
2 [Leander Page
Margaret MClement|Farmer Margaret MClement Farmer
Swanzey
Warren, Me.
31 |Gerald
9 Chester L. Marsh
Gertrude M. Church Laborer Helen Plona
Boxmaker
Poland
Poland
July 4 Edward Eliot
Laura L. Russett
Mechanic
Walpole
West Swanzey Mt. Holly, Vt.
6 Joseph Irving
Ada B. Winn
Mechanic
Winooski, Vt.
England
Peru, Vt.
14 Barbara Louise
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3 Albert H. Kenney
Rose Alice Coffin
Langdon
Mechanic
Surry
Weaver
Clarendon, Vt. Boston, Mass.
Johnson, R. I.
St. Regis FallsNY| Fitzwilliam
Amsterdam, N.Y. Florida, N. Y.
Teamster
Swanzey Missouri
Randolph, Ms.
14 Cecil Barlow
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2
Don O. Nash
Cora Barlow Selma Pierson
Chair maker
West Swanzey Sweden
22 Frank Edward.
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N. Wm. Johnson 1
Alice M. Ellor Ruth C. Hill Lillian M. Hebert Mary Emma Dunn Lula Collier
Chopper
Soldier
Weaver
Steam fitter
Farmer
Woolen mill
West Swanzey
Farmer
Swanzey
15 Mary Frances
1 Harold L. Young
Alice L. Fassett
Machinist
Sharon
6 Walter Frederick 10 Winifred H.
2 Perley Blackmore
1
Edwin E. Bemis
Ethel Shaw
Farmer
Fitzwilliam
Swanzey
5 Kendall Clement
3 Leander Page
Swanzey
Coventry, Vt.
June 7 Sofia Helen
Joseph Zgmalo
3 4 Ernest C. Smith
5 1 Joseph I. Guyette Leonard J. Harrison Beatrice Batchelder
Paving cutter Laborer
Aug. 2 Harlan Albert 16 Frank Joseph Sept. 9|Caroline Elizabeth 14 Louis Wilbur Oct. 2 Nelson Jr. 27 Bernard 29 Violet
M F M M
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Perley J. Walker Nelson Besaw M. J. Sharon
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Nov.13 Marion Zetta
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1 3 6 Harry J. Rice 1 James F. Hill
Gladys Hope Smith Cora Stone Henrietta Smith Flora Blanchard Anna Benson
Blacksmith
Carpenter
No. Clarendon Vt. Sweden
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3 1 Oscar R. Bloom Louis D. Wheeler Joseph A. Patnode
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2 William Miller
Westport Worcester, Ms. Spofford Scotland
Winchester
Winchester East Swanzey Ludlow, Ms. Boston, Ms. Swanzey
West Swarzey Springfield, Me. Sunapee Chesterfield Warren, Me.
M F M M F
Pettsboro, N. C. Surry Keene
3 Frank L. Thompson Ada Blake
1 Frederick I. Barlow Julia Lombard 1
Laborer Machinist Farmer
Keene
1
Sex and Condition.
Myra E. Jones
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SWANZEY, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1919.
Date of Birth.
Sex and Condition.
Name of Child (if any).
Male or
Female.
Stillborn.
No. ofchild
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother.
Dec. 17 Ruth Elsie 18 Leila Grace
27 Beulah Mae
31 Hannah Woodward
1 12
George E. Calkins Carroll D. Maguire Bert T. Thompson Arthur R. Cole
Mattie Whittemore Ida Kinney Bertha E. Marsh Carrie Hildreth
Bucket finisher Teamster Teamster Teamster
Winchester
Winchester Leeds Center, Me. East Swanzey Swanzey Northfield, Ms.
East Swanzey Keene
2
1st, 2d,etc. Living or
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SWANZEY, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER, 31, 1919.
Date of Mar- riage.
Place of Marriage.
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Age in years.
Occupation of Groom and Bride.
Place of Birth of each.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Condition."
Name, Residence and Official Sta- tion of person by whom mar- ried.
Apr. 16 Troy
Leslie E. Gates
E. Swanzey 24
Machinist
Athol, Ms.
Albert E. Gates
Jacksonville, Vt. Florence Elmore |Warwick, Ms. Northfield, Ms.
1st Rev. LE.Cooney Troy
Doris M. Cole
E. Swanzey
16 Housework
East Swanzey
Arthur R. Cole CarrieB.Hildreth Keene Charles W Walker Whitefield
Lisbon
1st|Rev.J. Hardwick Swanzey
June 5 Keene
W. Swanzey
32 Painter
Keene
C. Morrison Frank B. Wilber Ida Whitcomb James Bates Lucy Whittemore Olov. Olsson
Putney, Vt. Keene
2đ
June 5 Keene
Doris Maud Evans
W. Swanzey
20 At home
West Swanzey
Ned H. Evans Jennie M. Cram John Harrison Mary Hill EdgarBatchelder |Peru, Vt.
Stockholm, Swn Stockholm,Swn West Swanzey Washington Vt. England England
1st
July 14 Marlboro
Leonard J. Harrison Marlboro
21 Paving cutter Suncook
1st |C. F. Webb J,.P. Marlboro
Beatrice M Batcheld'r Swanzey
19 Housework
Peru, Vt.
Anna Kelley
Ireland
1st
July 19|W. Swanzey
Ernest Leslie Pyne
W. Swanzey
29 Box maker
Swanzey
Ezekiel W. Pyne |Alice Larkin
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