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FINANCIAL REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD,
For the year ending Feb. 15, 1910.
Balance in district treasury, Feb. 15, 1909,
$86 01
Appropriation for schools, 1909,
1,000 00
Appropriation for supplies, 50 00
Interest on school fund,
18 00
Literary fund,
53 55
Received from the state,
49 50
Tuition from town of Alstead,
9 00
Whole amount of money,
$1,266 06
Expenditures,
1,158 71
$107 35
EXPENDITURES.
Salaries,
$783 00
Conveyance,
155 00
Janitors,
33 00
Cleaning,
10 00
Fuel,
95 13
Repairs,
14 74
Supplies,
65 04
Telephoning and express,
1 95
Advertising,
85
$1,178 51
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ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Spring term-Ruie Beckwith, Bessie Bingham, Gladys Webster, Tressie White, Reginald Cuthbert, Edward Kings- bury, Walter Maloney, Carl White, Clifford White, Earl Karr, Earl Osborne, Harold Burby.
Fall term-Clarence Caldwell, Earl Karr, Francis Smith.
Winter term-Earl Karr.
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Spring term-Dana Karr, Mazie Bliss, Irma Heath, .Ruth Osborne, Nora Stebbins, Mary Smith, Mildred Wilder.
Fall term-Dana Karr, Harold McRae, Richard Pletz- ner, Emma Laisman, Nora Stebbins.
WEST SCHOOL.
Spring term-Sophia Lund, Hattie Chamberlain, Aman- da Chamberlain, George Chamberlain.
Fall term-Sophia M. Lund, Hattie Chamberlain, Amanda Chamberlain.
Winter term-Sophia Lund.
STATISTICAL TABLE.
SCHOOL.
NAME OF TEACHER.
| TERM.
No. of weeks.
No. of scholars.
Wages per month
including board.
Visits by board.
Other visitors.
Perfect attend-
Reading.
Spelling.
Writing.
Arithmetic.
Geography,
Grammar.
History.
Composition.
Drawing.
Physiology.
Bookkeeping.
Algebra.
Rhetoric.
Language.
Civics.
Botany.
Grammar Spring
Rita F. Briggs
12
28
$36
9
131
12
20
28
28
28 CO
28
12
20
28
28
15
3
16
5
Grammar Fall ....
Rita F. Briggs ..
00
23
4.0
2
11
3
28
28
28
23
20
12
3
Grammar Winter Rita F. Briggs
12
26
40
5
35
1
26
26
26
26
22
14
3
Primary .. Spring
Lila H. Mason
12
46
32
0
103
7
46
46
46
46
Primary .. Fall ....
Lila H. Mason
00
30
32
2
28
5
30
30
30
26
18
20
Primary ..
Winter Lila H. Mason
12
30
32
4.
0
30
30
30
18
18
18
West ..
Spring
Ruth L. Wiswall ....
12
10
28
2
02
4. 3
10 15
10 15
10
10
01
5
2
01
1
West
Fall
Bessie R. Porter .....
10
15
30
3
00
15
15
10
20
4.
10
West
Winter Maizie E. Thompson
00
10
30
2
2
1
10
10
10
10
00
5
00
5
ance.
28
29
EXPENDITURES.
Rita F. Briggs, teaching 32 weeks,
$308 00
Lila H. Mason, teaching 32 weeks, 256 00
Ruth L. Wiswall, teaching 12 weeks, 84 00
Bessie F. Porter, teaching 10 weeks,
75 00
Mazie Thompson, teaching 8 weeks,
60 00
Thomas H. Nichols, conveying pupils,
155 00
Clifford E. White, janitor, spring term,
9 00
Walter Maloney, janitor, fall term, 6 00
Ruth L. Wiswall, janitor, spring term,
2 40
Bessie E. Porter, janitor, fall term,
2 00
Mazie Thompson, janitor, winter term,
1 60
Walter Maloney, janitor, winter term,
12 00
Densel A. Miller, 8 cords wood,
32 00
Densel A. Miller, for sawing 8 cords wood,
4 00
John H. Laing, storing 8 cords wood,
2 00
Fred Chamberlain, sawing wood,
1 13
Lougee Lapage, splitting wood,
1 00
George E. Downing, kindlings,
1 00
Frank P. Crain, kindlings,
50
Frank P. Crain, 3 cords wood, West school, 11 25
Joseph Parkerson, sawing and splitting wood, 2 25
Alfred Nichols, wood, Village school,
40 00
John Laing, cleaning schoolhouse,
5 00
Frank Crain, cleaning West schoolhouse,
1 50
Hunter Kingsbury, cleaning outhouses, 2 00
Frank Crain, cleaning outhouses,
1 00
Frank Crain, cleaning stovepipe and chimney,
50
Advertising teacher for West school,
85
Phin Wright, repairing seats and furnace, 1 50
John Laing, 131/2 hours work on repairs,
2 26
F. P. Crain, window glass, putty and setting glass,
50
Fred Smith, boards and boarding up windows at South schoolhouse, 1 50
J. H. Laing, taking off storm windows in spring and putting on in fall, 80
30
J. H. Laing, puttying windows, $1 50
J. H. Laing, putting seats in primary room, 30
J. H. Laing, 3 hours work drawing dirt, 48
J. H. Laing, 4 hours work and material on erasers, 80
Spencer Hardware Co., qt. liquid slater, 90
Spencer Hardware Co., varnish brush, 30
B. F. Ballou, 2 glass,
40
B. F. Ballou, order book, 75
B. F. Ballou, glass points, 05
B. F. Ballou, 2 brooms, 65
B. F. Ballou, wire,
10
B. F. Ballou, 2 dozen pens, 20
B. F. Ballou, chalk, 52
B. F. Ballou, water pail, 90
B. F. Ballou, 2 dozen bolts, 30
Boston Regalia Co., flag, 2 75
Ginn & Co., 21/3 doz. writing books, 1 15
Ginn & Co., 41/2 doz. spelling blanks, 1 55
Ginn & Co., 41/2 doz. Frye's geographies, 29 43
E. E. Babb & Co., 7 Cyr's Third Readers, 1 61
E. E. Babb & Co., 5 Lockwood & Emerson Rhetorics, 2 25
E. E. Babb & Co., 2 packages paper, 30
E. E. Babb & Co., 4 Begen Elements Botany, 2 00
E. E. Babb & Co., 10 ledgers, 63
E. E. Babb & Co., 5 sale books, 21
21
W. H. Spalter, 2 gross pens,
85
W. H. Spalter, report cards,
42
W. H. Spalter, dozen flags,
25
W. H. Spalter, 131/2 packages arithmetic paper, 2 06
W. H. Spalter, 21/4 packages composition paper, 96
W. H. Spalter, order book, 75
W. H. Spalter, 29 slates, 4 35
W. H. Spalter, 1 package drawing paper, 50
W. H. Spalter, 2 boxes chalk, 28
E. E. Babb & Co., 5 cash books,
American Book Co., 2 Progressive Arithmetics,
80
31
W. H. Spalter, 48 blotters, $0 30
W. H. Spalter, 11 ink crystals,
80
W. H. Spalter, 2 doz. pen holders, 20
W. H. Spalter, copy books, 75
W. H. Spalter, 3 school warrants,
15
R. E. Lane, 100 enumeration cards,
48
R. E. Lane, 150 labels,
49
R. E. Lane, 2 doz. erasers,
1 16
A. E. Crain, express on erasers,
40
F. A. Wilder, quart ink,
85
F. A. Wilder, 4 gross lead pencils, 3 80
F. A. Wilder, 3 bottles mucilage, 13
F. A. Wilder, 41/2 doz. slate pencils,
30
F. A, Wilder, water pail,
30
F. A. Wilder, 2 dippers,
20
F. A. Wilder, brush,
30
F. A. Wilder, broom,
37
F. A. Wilder, 5 lbs. putty,
25
F. A. Wilder, 1 1b. white lead,
08
F. A. Wilder, screws,
07
F. A. Wilder, 2 boxes crayons,
28
L. R. Guillow, crayons,
60
S. W. Dart, cash paid out,
95
A. E. Crain, telephoning,
60
A. E. CRAIN, JOHN H. LAING, School Board of Gilsum, N. H.
Cheshire, ss. Town of Gilsum.
This is to certify that I have this day examined and audited the accounts and bills of the school board of the town of Gilsum and find the same correct.
WM. WOODS,
February 16, 1910.
Auditor.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER.
1909.
Mar. 9. Balance in district treasury, $86 01 1910.
Feb. 15. Received of school board, tuition from Alstead, 9 00
Feb. 15. Received of selectmen, order, 1,171 05
$1,266 06
Paid out by 57 orders of school board, 1,158 71
Balance in treasury of district, Feb. 15, 1910, $107 35
H. E. ADAMS, Treasurer,
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERIES.
VILLAGE CEMETERY.
Paid Newell Porter, for cutting hay, $0 75
2 00
E. O. Corey, care of lot,
$2 75
CENTENNIAL CEMETERY.
Received of estate of L. Barrett, for lot No. 88,
$4 00
Received of estate of Hattie Swinton, lot No. 95, 5 00
Received of Frank E. Smith, for lot No. 76, 5 00
Paid to town treasurer,
$14 00
Paid F. W. Corey, for haying,
$6 25
E. O. Corey, haying,
4 00
E. O. Corey, care of lot,
7 00
2 75
$20 00
Received of Newell Porter for hay,
5 00
$15 00
Respectfully submitted,
E. O. COREY,
Superintendent.
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REPORT OF LIBRARIAN.
Since taking charge of the library, May 1, 1909, it has been opened, and some one in attendance during the regular hours, except on Christmas night, when it was closed at 8 o'clock instead of 9 p. m.
The town has purchased 30 new books, and 6 have been given by different persons, exclusive of reports. Through the kindness of a former resident, the library is also furnished with Christian Science literature. Thirty- four new books were added last year, with the appropria- tion for 1908, the catalogued books now numbering 1402.
HELEN W. SMITH,
Feb. 14, 1910.
Librarian.
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REPORT OF TREASURER OF . PUBLIC LIBRARY, GILSUM.
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1909,
$78 10
Appropriation, 75 00
Sale of catalogues.
25
Sale of old magazines.
25
Fines collected,
1 94
$155 54
Paid L. W. Loveland, librarian's salary from
April 1, 1908, to May 1. 1909, $54 17
Paid Helen W. Smith, librarian's salary from May 1 to Nov. 1,
25 00
Paid for books,
32 76
Paid for 1,000 labels,
50
Paid for 1,000 by-laws,
1 50
Paid for one bottle of mucilage,
05
Paid for insurance,
2 45
Paid for express on books,
1 40
$117 83
Balance in library treasury Feb. 15, 1910, $37 71
HELEN J. HAYWARD, Library Treasurer.
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REPORT OF FIREWARDS.
The firewards of Gilsum submit the following report:
The engine and fire apparatus appears to be in good condition. The three hundred feet of new hose gives us an ample supply of the same.
For repairs of fire apparatus the following sums have been paid :
Paid for 300 ft. hose.
$165 00
270 ft. plank,
4 05
Work on tank,
1 25
Care of trough and cleaning pipe,
4 50
Amounting to
$174 80
FRANK E. SMITH,
Chief Fireward.
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
To the Selectmen of the town of Gilsum :
Gentlemen : - Your board of health submits the follow- ing report :
Scarlet fever was reported as existing in two families. In each case the infected premises were promptly quaran- tined, and at the proper time fumigated.
We have on hand one formaldehyde generator and one-half gallon solution.
October 26, 1909, we received twenty dollars ($20.00) from the town, accounted for as follows:
One Philadelphia formaldehyde generator,
$11 00
One gallon formaldehyde solution,
1 40
Express on generator,
1 38
Expense of investigating cause scarlet fever,
1 00
B. F. Ballou, for disinfectants,
68
Telephone, 45
$15 91
Balance unexpended Feb. 14, 1910, paid W. E.
Adams, Tr., 4 09
$20 00
ALLEN HAYWARD, H. G. WILLIAMS, M. D.º JOHN H. LAING,
Board of Health.
VITAL STATISTICS.
To the Selectmen :
In compliance with an act of the legislature, passed June session, 1887, amended by the legislature of 1899, 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 :
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF GILSUM, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1909.
Sex and Condition.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child (if any).
Male or
Female.
Living or
Stillborn.
No. ofchild
1st, 2d,etc.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother.
Mar. 5 Hunter Stewart
M M
L
2
Hunter C. Kingsbury
Florence E. Horton Lizzie Nevers
Farmer
Gilsum
Spartersburg, Pa. Gilsum
27
34
Mar. 25
L
7
Harvey Bates
Laborer
Lowell, Ms.
Monsonville, Ca.
21
23
Apr. 15 Kenneth Merrill
M
S
4
Joseph Merchant
Bertha Brown Bertha Brown
Gas fitter
Lowell, Ms.
Monsonville, Ca.
21
23
Apr. 15 Ethel Irene
F
L
3
Joseph Merchant
Alice M. Hayward
Farmer Laborer
Russia
Russia
30
22
May 29 Felix
M
L
I
L
2 Edwin Weston
Wolatka Wank Eva Fields
Farmer
Winchendon, Ms.
Merriniac
42
23
June 1|Willis
M M
L
2 Alexander Delory
Bessie B. White
Boxmaker
Fitzwilliam
Gilsum
25
26
Aug. 12
F
L
6 Ernest Karr
Laborer
Newport
Alstead
35
33
Oct. 16
M
5 Edward Proppe
Mary Dolowa
Mill hand
Russia
Austria
34
28
Oct.
22
Addie B. Nash Bertha Clark
Watchman
Gilsum
Gilsum
28
26
M
L
2 Perlie Beckwith
Apr. 13 Leon Henry
M
L
I
Albert L. Thayer Yozep Kot
42
22
Alstead
Peterboro
74
39
Gas fitter
June 30
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF GILSUM, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1909.
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.
Aug. 7 Marlow
George W. Davis
Gilsum
47 Wood turner
Gilsum
19 Housework
Alstead
Lucius D. Davis Verona Howard Elmer A. Porter Mary J. F. Smith James L. Bates Sarah Whittemore Charles Crouch Samantha Nash
Gilsum Alstead Alstead Alstead Stoddard
2d
Rev. W. H. Leith Marlow
Aug. 23|Alstead
Mabier Alice Porter Jotham Bates
Gilsum
80 Farmer
Keene
Fitchburg, Ms.
2d
Rev. Oliver Brown Alstead
A .. Nevers
Marlow
55 Housework
Winchester
Swanzey
Gilsum
2d
/
Gilsum
ist
* Whether single or widowed. What marriage-whether 1st, 2d, etc.
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DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF GILSUM, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1909.
Date of Death.
Age.
Sex and Cond'n
Place of Birth.
Name and Surname of the Deceased.
Years.
Months.
Days.
Male or
Female.
S., M., W .*
Father.
Mother.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Feb. 5 Lawrence A. Gravlin
6S
8 I3
Essex, N. Y.
M
M
Feb. 19 Lund Barrett
79 10
5
Stoddard
M
M
Paris, France Stoddard
Stoddard
John Gravlin Luther Barrett Horace Wheeler David Bill
Mary Green Lucinda
Mar.
3 Alice M. Wheeler
50
1 2
Clifton, P.1.
F
Mar. 6 Daniel. W. Bill
86 8
26 Gilsum
M
W Gilsum
Gilsum
Lucy Dort
Apr. 3 Julia A. Pratt
74 5
3 Clarendon Vt. Gilsum
M
S Lowell, Ms.
Monsonville, Ca. Monsonville, Ca. Gilsum
Joseph Merchant Harvey Bates Jabez Alexander
Lizzie Nevers Betsy Way
May 29 George B. Alexander
75
17 Lempster
M
June
4 Harriet L. Swinton
83
2 Manchester, Eng.
F
Anna Glover
June 22 Eliza R. F. Adams
63
IO
9 Edgartown, Ms.
F
June S Henry Bowbrick
68
London, Eng. Illinois
M F
W
Mary Green
July 11 Annie R. Willson
64
Sept. 6| Mary Donlon
34
Great Barrington, Ms. Gilsum
F
S
Gilsum
Helen S. Wright
Dec. 10 Fitz W. Corey
30 10
26 Gilsum
M
Bradford, Vt.
Gilsum
Frank E. Smith Edward O. Corey
Juliette White
*'Single, married or widowed.
I hereby certify that the foregoing transcript of births, marriages and deaths is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief. H. E. ADAMS,
Town Clerk.
I
10
Gilsum
M
S
Keene
Geo. Rounds Joseph Merchant
Bertha Brown
Apr. 20 Ethel Irene Merchant May 4
5
Gilsum
F
S Lowell, Ms.
F
W
Arathusa Weaver
Apr. 15 Kenneth M. Merchant
Bertha Brown
M S M Granville, France England
Edgartown, Ms. England
Andrew Swinton Charles Francis Bowbrick
Mary S. Dunham
---- Parmelee
Dec. I Mary Augusta Smith
5 10
M M Ireland Marlow
Ireland
Ellen Brown
9 S
Place of Birth.
Name of Father.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
GILSUM, N. H.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 1911.
KEENE, N. H. SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY, PRINTERS. 1911.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
GILSUM, N. H.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 1911.
KEENE, N. H. SENTINEL PRINTING COMPANY, PRINTERS. 1911.
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
INVOICE, APRIL 1, 1910.
116 polls,
$11,600 00
10,325 acres, land and buildings,
175,964 00
121 horses,
10,488 00
1 mule,
20 00
18 oxen,
1,185 00
135 cows.,
3,557 00
52 neat stock,
988 00
16 sheep,
50 00
3 vehicles,
1,100 00
Bank stock in state,
4,855 00
Interest money,
6,639 00
Stock in trade,
20,220 00
Machinery,
10,650 00
Total valuation,
$247,316 00
Soldiers' exemption,
6,625 00
Assessed valuation,
$240,691 00
APPROPRIATIONS, MARCH, 1910.
Town officers, $350 00
State and county taxes,
1,000 00
Street lights,
200 00
Highways, bridges and sidewalks,
500 00
Fire department,
100 00
.
4
Support of poor,
$275 00
Public cemeteries,
25 00
Road roller, 230 00
Interest on school fund,
18 00
Town debt and interest, Library, Schools,
50 00
1,420 00
Total,
$4,918 00
BILLS ALLOWED BY VOTE OF TOWN.
Tuition, Tilton Seminary, winter term, $13 33
H. E. Adams, services as town and district treas- urer, 17 50
John H. Laing, repairing highways,
9 03
John H. Laing, services as auditor and sealer of weights and measures, 2 25
John Bliss, services as ballot clerk, 1908, 2 00
Justus Heath, services as steward of fire company, 6 65
Geo. E. Newell, services as constable,
5 00
Merton A. Kenyon, services as police officer,
10 00
Everett G. Caldwell, services as police officer,
10 00
F. R. Webster, services as police officer, 10 00
F. P. Crain, repairing highways, 3 25
Jehiel White, repairing highways,
5 68
Clement U. Bates, repairing highways,
6 95
L. W. Wilder, services as town hall committee,
5 00
A. D. Wright, street lights,
15 89
Gilbert Guillow, repairing highways,
1 25
Wm. H. Adams, plowing out sidewalks,
1 05
F. H. Britton, services as selectman, 41 00
F. R. Webster, services as town hall committee, 13 30
L. R. Guillow, services as town hall committee, 6 00
L. R. Guillow, services as selectman, 72 90
Wm. H. Adams, services as selectman, 23 50
E
F
750 00
5
H. E. Adams, services as town clerk, $18 25
Everett G. Caldwell, services as clerk of firewards, 1 00
H. G. Williams, M. D., reporting births and deaths, 1909, 3 75
P. M. Wright, services as moderator, Oct. 30,
1909, and Mar. 8, 1910, 4 00
Wm. H. Adams, constitutions, Fearless Engine Company, 6 00
$314 53
ORDINARY TOWN CHARGES.
A. D. Wright, street lights, $40 00
Geo. E. Newell, services as prosecuting agent, 1909, 5 00
A. D. Wright, ten folding tables for town hall, 25 00
Geo. H. McCoy, use of team for town officers, 5 00 Charles Cuthbert, drawing gravel for town hall walk, 50 Helen J. Hayward, insurance on library, 6 72
Helen J. Hayward, new books for library, 2 28
A. D. Wright, street lights, 25 00
Road roller and freight to Keene, 225 00
Theron U. Bates, freight on road roller from Keene, 7 00
Ben. E. Guillow, freight on road roller from Keene, 7 00
Theron U. Bates, work in East cemetery, 2 00
F. H. Britton, care of south cemetery, 3 00
H. W. Hubbard, pipe and valve for water wagon for state road, 16 53
Wm. A. Wilder, over assessment of taxes, 5 00
Phin M. Wright, tool-box and blacksmithing, 4 90
Frank E. Smith, storing road scraper one year, to June 1st, 1910, 4 00
A. D. Wright, street lights, 40 00
Leon M. Osborne, pay-roll for fire company, 90 00
Helen J. Hayward, on account of library appropriation, 25 00
John E. Isham, painting railing on stone bridge, 1 00
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Helen J. Hayward, balance on library appropriation, $16 00
A. D. Wright, lumber and work on town hall, 14 99
A. D. Wright, street lights, 40 00
Solon A. Carter, state tax, 540 00
Jerome Wright, county tax, 622 67
E. O. Corey, care Gilbert L. Guillow,
25 00
E. O. Corey, Dr. Williams, medical attendance, Gilbert L. Guillow, 11 50
E. O. Corey, opening grave for Gilbert L. Guillow, 2 00
E. O. Corey, A. W. Field, attending funeral, Gilbert L. Guillow, 2 00
Fred S. Smith, tank for water wagon for state road, 13 50
David A. Kenyon, services as dog constable, 5 00
A. D. Wright, street lights, 40 00
Sentinel Printing Co., printing town reports, 33 00
Knowlton & Stone, tools for state road, 10 51
$1,916 10
Cain & Benton, retainer fee, $6 00
Petitions and State road hearing, 25 00
Term fee in case of Fisher vs. Gilsum, 8 00
C. P. Bugbee, testing cow for tuberculosis, 1907, 3 50
W. H. Spalter, books and blanks for town, 7 06
Merton A. Kenyon, services as police officer, 12 00
F. A. Wilder, use of telephone, lanterns and spikes, 6 94
A. B. Palmer, insurance on engine hall, 3 60
Geo. H. McCoy, driving hearse, 4 50
E. O. Corey, support of Gilbert L. Guillow, 118 25
E. O. Corey, support of Harvey L. Bates, 157 22
E. O. Corey, care of 36 tramps and services as overseer of poor, 26 00
E. O. Corey, care of village and centennial cemeteries, 18 00
E. O. Corey, Dr. Williams, medical attendance Harvey L. Bates, 15 00
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H. G. Williams, M. D., reporting births and deaths, £ $1 75 H. G. Williams, M. D., services on board of health, 1910, 3 25
John Bliss, services as supervisor 1909 and 1910, 6 00
John Bliss, services as ballot clerk 1910, 2 00
John H. Laing, services on board of health 1910, 2 50
John H. Laing, services as supervisor 1909 and 1910, 5 00
William Woods, services tax collector 1910, 35 00
Allan Haywood, services on board of health 1910, 2 00
A. D. Wright, street lights, 15 00
L. R. Guillow, work on stone post, Alstead and Gilsum town line, 1 50
Use of team perambulating town lines, 2 00
Cash paid for assistance perambulating town line, 25
Use of team distributing blanks and taking invoice, 6 00
Team on state road petition to Keene and Marlow, 1 50
Webber & Carlin, oil, broom and dustpan for fire company, 3 78
Salaries of school officers, 58 50
Note of J. H. Laing, Est. Alexander Cuthbert, of May 27, 1910, amount of note and interest, 207 46
$774 17
RECAPITULATION.
Bills allowed by vote of town, $314 53
Ordinary town charges, 2,681 29
Schools, 1,727 05
Highways,
517 56
Joint fund account for construction of state road, 5,958 13
$10,991 10
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LIABILITIES.
Note of A. M. Bates of Feb. 15, 1907, $100. Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $112 55
Note of Emma I. Downing of Feb. 15, 1906, $265.11. Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $307 32
Note of A. M. Bates of Feb. 15, 1906, $398.30. Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $461 73 Note of Effie J. Wilder of Nov. 15, 1906, $300.
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $340 17
Note of F. W. Roundy of Jan. 15, 1908, $300.
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $328 63 Note of Emma I. Downing of Jan. 15, 1908, $100.
Value of note, Feb. 15; 1911, $109 55
Note of Geo. E. Downing of Jan. 15, 1908, $100.
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $109 55
Note of Eleanor Gravlin of Mar. 16, 1907, $200. Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $224 60 Note of David A. Kenyon of May 1, 1909, $1000.
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $1,073 18 Note of Jennie C. Kenyon of June 21, 1909, $1,000.
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $1,067 04 Note of Joseph H. Maloney of Nov. 27, 1909, $1,000. Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $1,049 02
Note of John H. Laing and Annie L. Adams, executors estate Alexander Cuthbert, of May 27, 1910, $550.
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $565 76
Note of Caroline O. Nash of June 30, 1910, $400.
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1911, $410 00
$6,159 10
Estimated amount due town officers,
200 00
School fund, 300 00
D. W. Bill cemetery fund, 400 00
K. D. Webster cemetery fund, 22 40
$7,081 50
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ASSETS.
Cash in treasury February 15, 1911,
$230 19
Taxes due, assessed April, 1910,
1,177 06
Interest due to Feb. 15, 1911,
24 48
Taxes due, assessed April, 1909,
57 40
Interest due to Feb. 15, 1911,
6 94
Taxes due, assessed April, 1908,
14 22
Deed of Gilbert Guillow farm,
250 00
Due from town hall committee,
11 25
Total assets,
$1,771 54
Total liabilities,
$7,081 50
Total assets,
$1,771 54
Debt of town,
$5,309 96
L. R. GUILLOW,
O. H. HUBBARD,
Selectmen of Gilsum.
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REPORT OF HIGHWAYS.
F. H. BRITTON, AGENT.
MARCH AND APRIL.
F. H. Britton, self and horse, 12 hours, $3 00
F. H. Britton, self and oxen, 30 hours, 10 50
Arthur Field, 20 hours, 3 20
Woodbury Corey, 30 hours,
4 80
Woodbury Corey, 121/2 hours,
2 00
Geo. White, 30 hours,
4 80
Newell Porter, 30 hours,
4 80
Gustave Lassman, 30 hours,
4 80
Jehiel White, 30 hours,
4 80
Leon White, 30 hours,
4.80
Chas. Nevers, 10 hours,
1 60
E. A. Flagg and team, 60 hours.
21 00
Jehiel White, 4 hours,
64
Jehiel White and team, 5 hours,
1 75
$72 49
MAY.
F. H. Britton and horse, 4 hours,
$1 00
F. H. Britton, 171/2 hours, 5 65
A. E. Flagg and team, 10 hours, 4 00
A. E. Flagg and team on scraper, 3 00
Elmer Coburn, 5 hours,
80
P. M. Wright, sharpening drills,
15
$14 60
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JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST.
F. H. Britton and horse, 7 hours, $1 75
F. H. Britton, 34 hours, 5 44
O. D. Bridge and team, 141/2 hours, 5 08
John Bridge, 31/2 hours,
56
E. A. Flagg, team and man, 81/2 hours,
4 89
E. A. Flagg, team and man, 10 hours, 5 75
M. J. Barrett and team, 71/2 hours, 2 50
Grover White, 4 hours,
64
$26 61
SEPTEMBER.
F. H. Britton, 9 hours, $1 44
F. H. Britton and team 25 hours, 8 75
George White, 15 hours, 2 40
A. Neaucieder, 25 hours,
4 00
Ernest Karr, 25 hours,
4 00
Jehiel White, 30 hours,
4 80
Leon White, 30 hours,
4 80
L. W. Wilder, team, 1 0.0
O. D. Bridge, team and man 30 hours,
12 00
$43 19
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
F. H. Britton and horse, 5 hours, $1 20
F. H. Britton, 2 hours, 32
Merton Kenyon, 10 hours,
1 60
Daniel A. Howard, work on bridge on Bingham hill, 1 75
$4 87
JANUARY 1911.
F. H. Britton, 3 hours cutting ice, $ 48
F. H. Britton, 31/4 hours cutting ice, 52
Chas. Rawson, 6 hours cutting ice, 96
12
Chas. Rawson, 2 hours cutting ice, $0 32 L. R. Guillow, 10 hours, 1 60
$3 88
THERON U. BATES, AGENT.
MARCH AND APRIL.
Wm. Wilder, 5 hours, $0 80
Theron U. Bates, 5 hours, 80
Arthur Bunker, 3 hours, 48
Theron U. Bates, 4 hours,
64
C. U. Bates, 3 hours,
48
Perley Howard, 4 hours,
64
Charles Howard, 4 hours,
64
Theron U. Bates and team, 4 hours,
1 40
A. Downing, 1709 ft. bridge plank,
27 24
Geo. English, 20 hours,
3 20
Woodbury Corey, 20 hours,
3 20
Lassman, 18 hours,
2 88
A. L. Thayer and team, 20 hours,
7 00
C. U. Bates and team, 20 hours,
7 00
L. R. Guillow, 24 hours,
3 84
L. R. Guillow and team,
25
L. R. Guillow, iron pins,
16
B. E. Guillow, 18 hours,
2 88
B. E. Guillow and team, 4 hours,
1 40
B. E. Guillow, 250 ft. railing,
2 50
$67 43
MAY.
Woodbury Corey, 14 hours,
$2 24
Newell Porter, 3 hours,
48
D. A. Miller, 4 hours,
64
H. Densmore, 5 hours,
80
A. L. Thayer and team, 13 hours,
4 55
Chas. Nevers, 13 hours,
2 08
13
Theron U. Bates and team, 16 hours,
$5 60
Theron U. Bates, 4 hours,
64
Hollis Chase, 148 ft. bridge plank,
2 47
$19 50
JUNE.
D. A. Howard, 10 hours,
$1 60
Theron U. Bates, 10 hours,
1 60
Theron U. Bates and team, 3 hours,
1 05
A. Downing, 326 ft. bridge plank, W. A. Wilder, 607 ft. bridge plank,
5 22
10 14
W. A. Wilder, 5 hours,
80
$20 41
AUGUST.
Chas. Bates, 30 hours,
$4 80
Perley Beckwith, 2 hours,
32
Theron U. Bates, 38 hours,
6 08
Theron U. Bates and team, 5 hours,
1 75
B. F. Ballou & Co., 10 pounds spikes,
35
$13 30
NOVEMBER.
Car Sprinkler Co., 1875 feet bridge plank,
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