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medical attendance for Cora Burby, 20 00
66 overseer of poor, 10 00
66 care 22 tramps, 1/2 cord wood, oil, 7 19
supt. cemeteries, 15 00
A. D. Wright, street lights, 40 00
$1,230 08
John H. Laing, fire ward, work on watering tank, $1 50 John H. Laing, on board of health, 4 50
H. G. Williams, M. D., on board of health, 2 00
A. D. Wright, tax collector, 35 00
John A. Pletzner, police officer, 10 00
L. R. Guillow, showing lines, April 1911 3 50
14 73
F. A. Wilder, stone boat, tools, telephoning, Emma I. Downing, payment of note dated Feb. 15, 1905 317 74
Geo. E. Downing, payment of note dated Jan. 15, 1908 112 84
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David A. Kenyon, interest on note from Feb. 15, 1911 to Feb. 15, 1912 Jennie C. Kenyon, interest on note from Feb. 15, 1911 to Feb. 15, 1912,
$40 00
40 00
$581 81
RECAPITULATION
Bills allowed by vote of town, $235 55
Ordinary town charges, 3,559 60
Schools,
1,369 74
Highways,
650 74
Joint fund account for construction of state road, 2,723 77
Repairs on state road,
116 25
$8,655 65
LIABILITIES
Note of A. M. Bates of Feb. 15, 1912, $591 51
Note of Emma I. Downing of Feb. 15, 1912, $112 84
Note of Eleanor Gravlin of March 16, 1907,$200 Value of note Feb. 15,1912, $231 34
Note of David A. Kenyon of May 1, 1909, $1000 Value of note, Feb. 15, 1912, $1000 00
Note of Jennie C. Kenyon of June 21, 1909 $1000 Value of Note Feb. 15 1912, $1000 00
Note of J. H. Maloney of Nov. 27, 1909, $1000 Value of note, Feb. 15, 1912, $1090 98
Note of J. H. Laing and Annie L. Adams executors Alexander Cuthbert Est. of May 27, 1910, $550 Value of note, Feb. 15, 1912, $588 39
Note of Caroline O. Nash of June 30, 1910, $400
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1912, $426 40
Note of F. W. Roundy of May 6, 1911, $600
Value of note, Feb. 15, 1912, $618 60
Note of Effie J. Wilder of Feb. 15, 1912, $350 38
$6,010 44
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Estimated due town officers, School fund,
$ 250 00
300 00
D. W. Bill, cemetery fund, K. D. Webster, cemetery fund,
400 00
22 40
Total liabilities,
$6,982 84
ASSETS
Cash in treasury Feb. 15, 1912,
$576 44
Taxes due, assessed April, 1911,
797 39
Interest due to Feb. 15, 1912,
16 61
Taxes due, assessed April 1910,
135 36
Interest due to Feb. 15, 1912,
16 36
Taxes due, assessed April 1909,
30 82
Interest due to Feb. 15, 1912,
6 80
Deed of Gilbert Guillow farm,
250 00
Total Assets,
$1,829 78
Total liabilities,
$6,982 84
Total assets,
$1,829 78
Debt of town,
$5,153 06
O. H. HUBBARD, F. A. WILDER, FRANK P. CRAIN, Selectmen of Gilsum.
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REPORT OF HIGHWAYS
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GEO. E. NEWELL, AGENT.
MARCH.
Geo. E. Newell, 10 hours. $2.00
Merton Kenyon, 5 hours, 80
John White, 2 hours, 32
L. LePaige, 4 hours, 64
50
O. D. Bridge, 2 hours,
$4 26
APRIL.
Geo. E. Newell, 36 hours,
$7 20
John White, 35 hours,
5 60
Jehiel White, use of horse, 5 hours,
40
W. Corey, 30 hours,
4 80
Geo. White, 20 hours,
3 20
M. Kenyon, 20 hours,
3 20
O. D. Bridge, team, 30 hours,
7 50
O. D. Bridge, self and team, 10 hours,
2 50
Newell Porter, 30 hours,
4 80
$39 20
MAY
Geo. E. Newell, 36 hours,
$7 20
Jehiel White, 20 hours,
3.20
Woodbury Corey, 20 hours,
3 20
Geo. White, 20 hours,
3 20
M. Kenyon, 20 hours,
3 20
11
Newell Porter, 20 hours,
$ 3 20
O. D. Bridge, team, 26 hours,
6 50
O. D. Bridge, man and team, 18 hours,
7 20
Elmer Bates, 6 hours, Geo. Downing, 500 ft. plank,
96
8 00
$45 86
JUNE
G. E. Newell, 10 hours,
$2 00
Fred Chamberlain, 8 hours,
1 28
J. H. Laing, 27 hours,
4 32
Walter Maloney, 17 hours,
2 82
$10 42
AUGUST.
Geo. E. Newell, 30 hours,
$6 00
Jehiel White, 43 hours,
6 88
Leon White, 43 hours,
6 88
Chas. Howard, 10 hours,
1 60
O. D. Bridge, team, 20 hours,
5 00
O. D. Bridge, man and team, 30 hours,
12 00
George White, 10 hours,
1 60
Geo. F. Chamberlain, 43 hours,
6 88
$46 84
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
F. W. Roundy, labor,
$ 50
Geo. E. Newell, 26 hours,
5 20
F. Chamberlain, 36 hours,
5 76
L. LePaige, 20 hours,
3 20
L. LePaige, team,
1 00
J. H. Laing, 10 hours,
1 60
W. Maloney, 10 hours,
1 60
$18 86
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NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
A. L. Thayer, self and team, 20 hours,
$8 00
Stick of timber,
50
J. H. Laing, 10 hours, 1 60
Leon White, 20 hours, 3 20
W. Maloney, 6 hours,
96
Newell Porter, 10 hours,
1 60
Mrs. Carpenter, 10 loads gravel,
60
$16 46
A. L. THAYER, AGENT.
MARCH
A. L. Thayer, 10 hours,
$ 2 00
APRIL
Chas. Rawson,
$ 1 50
Chas. Rawson, 8 hours,
1 40
Stanley Osborne, 5 hours,
75
Stanley Osborne, 28 hours,
4 20
A. L. Thayer and team, 24 hours,
9 60
W. Corey, 15 hours,
2 25
$21 70
MAY AND JUNE
A. L. Thayer and team, 70 hours,
$ 28 00
A. L. Thayer, 67 hours,
13 40
Chas. Blake and team, 3 hours,
1 20
W. Corey, 32 1-2 hours,
6 50
W. Corey, 80 hours,
12 80
Gilman Miller, 10 hours,
1 60
Chas. Howard, 2 hours,
32
J. Heath, 58 hours,
9 28
Newell Porter, 55 hours,
8 80
Chas. Bates, 5 hours,
80
W. A. Wilder, 960 ft. railing poles,
7.20
13
W. A. Wilder, 34 posts, $5 10
Geo. E. Newell and team, 521/2 hours,
21 00
Justis Heath, 321/2 hours,
5 20
$121 20
JULY AND AUGUST
Mrs. Howard, 21 loads gravel,
$1 05
W. Corey, 90 hours,
14 40
W .. Maloney, 70 hours,
11 20
Geo. Newell and team, 15 hours,
6 00
Newell Porter, 80 hours,
12 80
A. L. Thayer and team, 100 hours,
40 00
E. D. Banks, 15 hours,
2 40
Chas. Bates, 20 hours,
3 20
Chas. Rawson, 10 hours,
1 60
$92 65
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
A. L. Thayer and team, 40 hours,
$16 00
Gilman Miller, 20 hours,
3 20
Walter Maloney, 8 hours,
1 28
1 Stick timber,
50
$20 98
NOVEMBER
A. L. Thayer and team, 25 hours,
$10 00
Newell Porter, 20 hours,
3 20
Gilman Miller, 10 hours,
1 60
Mrs. Miller, for gravel,
1 00
E. D. Banks, 5 hours,
80
A. L. Thayer, 10 hours
2 00
Leon Osborne, 8 hours,
1 28
$19 88
14 DECEMBER
F. A. Wilder, 2 cords logs for stringers for Iron bridge, $20 00
C. U. Bates, drawing lumber for Iron bridge and labor, 1 75
$21 75
L. W. WILDER, AGENT.
MARCH
L. W. Wilder, 81/2 hours, $1 70
Jehiel White, 4 hours,
64
$2 34
APRIL
L. W. Wilder, self and team, 111/2 hours,
$2 30
Jehiel White, 17 hours, 2 72
$5 02
MAY
Man and team, 10 hours,
$4 00
L. W. Wilder, 30 hours, 6 00
L. W. Wilder, self and team, 10 hours, 4 00
W. Corey, March, April and May, 32 hours,
5 12
Jehiel White, 12 hours, 1 92
O.D.& J.E. Bridge, 2 men and 2 teams,30 hours, 24 00
$45 04
JUNE
L. W. Wilder, 10 hours,
$2 00
O. D. & J. E. Bridge, labor,
1 00
16 ft. 8 inch drain pipe 161/2
2 64
$5 64
15 JULY
L. W. Wilder, 10 hours,
$2 00
O. D. & J. E. Bridge, 8 hours,
1 28
$3 28
AUGUST
L. W. Wilder, self and team, 10 hours,
$4 00
L. W. Wilder, 871/2 hours,
17 50
F. H. Britton, April, May, June and August,
5 44
Jehiel White, 20 hours,
3 20
Leon White, 20 hours,
3 20
Jehiel White, 6 hours,
96
Leon White, 6 hours,
96
Grover White, 20 hours,
3 20
George White, 20 hours,
3 20
Carl White, 20 hours,
3 20
$44 86
SEPTEMBER
L. W. Wilder, self and team, 10 hours, $4 00
L. W. Wilder, self, team and man, 10 hours,
6 00
E. Corey, 10 hours, 1 60
1
Chas. Rawson, 20 hours,
3 20
Albert Reed, 20 hours,
3 20
Earnest Reed, 20 hours,
3 20
F. H. Britton, 10 hours,
1 60
F. H. Britton, self and team, 20 hours,
8 00
B. Corey and man, 8 hours,
2 16
Bridge and team, 30 hours,
12 00
Grover White, 7 hours,
1 12
$46 08
OCTOBER
F. H. Britton, 4 hours, $ .70
16
NOVEMBER
L. W. Wilder, 11/2 hours, $.30
L. W. Wilder, self and team, 5 hours, 2 00
F. H. Britton, 6 hours, 1 05
$3 35
DECEMBER
L. W. Wilder, 26 hours, $5 20
F. H. Britton and team, 4 hours,
1 60
F. H. Britton, 71/2 hours,
1 31
Elmer Bates, 11 hours,
1 76
$9 87
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, 1912
L. W. Wilder, 8 hours, $1 60
E. C. Banks, drawing scraper to village,
75
L. W. Wilder, 7 hours,
1 40
W. O. Corey, labor, 75
$4 50
STATE ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Labor on village drain,
$47 28
Drain pipe and cement, 38 36
From Aug. 23, 1911 to Sept. 27, 1911,
1,389 75
From Sept. 27, 1911 to Nov. 2, 1911,
1,248 33
Error in state road account,
05
$2,723 77
STATEMENT OF JOINT FUND ACCOUNT
Balance 1910.
1911.
Total
Town contribution, $ 41 87
$ 360 00
$ 401 87
State contribution, 229 46
2,160 00
2,389 46
Total,
$271 33
$2,520 00
$2,791 33
Town Disbursemets,
$2,723 77
State disbursements,
146 25
Total,
$2,870 02
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Received from State, $2,243 21
Total expended,
$2, 870 02°
Total state and town contributions, 2,791 33
Overdraft, $78 69
REPAIRS ON STATE ROAD
Labor on state road cleaning ditches, for week
ending May 27, 1911, $43 06
Labor on state road, for week ending
June 3,1911, 73 19
$ 116 25
from Due state, Automobile fund, $96 78
The town owns the following tools purchased for use on the state road: 1 road roller, 1 road plough, 1 water tank and sprinkler attached, 5 grub hoes, 12 picks 15 shovels, 5 iron bars, 2 road rakes, 3 axes, 1 level, 2 stone hammers, 2 striking hammers, 1 saw, 5 water pails, 8 drills, 5 lanterns, 2 screens.
The town also has on hand about 1400 ft. bridge plank, and 5 bags of cement.
.
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TREASURER'S REPORT
RECEIPTS
1911
Feb. 15 Balance in treasury $ 230 19
May 8 Selectmen, borrowed, 600 00
July 10 sale of G. Guillow grass, 3 00
Oct. 5 state highway, 1,000 00
Nov. 4
800 00
8 E. O. Corey, Supt.Centennial cemetery Lots 99 & 100, 8 00
4. 11 A. F. Adams, Town hall committee, 11 25
18 Seleetmen, state highway, 200 00
25
dynamite, Marlow state
road, 6 25
Dec. 15 Selectmen, railroad tax, 45
savings bank tax, 230 74
literary fund, 52 14
66 school fund, 60 00
66 state highway, 243 21
1912
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Jan. 1 E. O. Corey, supt. Centennial cemetery, Lot 97 4 00
66 20 Selectmen,bounty on hedgehogs, 86 60
Feb. 3
E. O. Corey, supt. Centennial cemetery Lots 98 & 243, 6 00
66
10 A. L. Thayer, error in bill, 75
13 A. F. Adams, town hall committee, 5 96
14 E. O. Corey, supt. Village cemetery Lot 7 00
15 H. E. Adams, town clerk, dog licenses, 48 00 F. A. Wilder, collector tax, 1908, 1 00
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F. A. Wilder, tax collector, 1909, $ 344 75
Wm. Woods, 1910, 1,065 80 Arthur D.Wright,collector tax,1911, 4,207 80
Selectmen, cement bags, 9 15
C. C. Plimpton, error in account, 05
$9,232 09
EXPENDITURES
Paid out by order of Selectmen, $8,655 65
Balance in Treasury, February 15, 1912,
$576 44
H. E. ADAMS, Treasurer.
20
REPORT OF STREET LIGHT COMMITTEE
EXPENDITURES
O. O. Cross, care of lights, $ 7 80
A. D. Wright, care of lights, 85 20
J. S. Bingham, care of lights, 9 70
L. R. Wheeler, freight,
40
A. M. French,
60
F. E. Smith,
40
Geo. Newell,
3 75
E. A. Buck & Co., gasoline,
120 78
Best Light Co., supplies,
22 66
Collins Hardware Co., spot cord,
4 80
torch,
2 25
Webber & Carlin quart cup,
40
Express,
1 35
Gas pliers,
1 00
Repairing pump,
90
$261 99
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1911,
$23 75
Gasoline sold, 6 95
9 Empty steel barrels, 54 00
Orders drawn on town treasurer,
225 00
$309 70
Amount used for year ending Feb. 15, 1912,
$261 99
Amount in hands of street lt. committee,
$47 71
Respectfully submitted,
A. D. WRIGHT, Street Light Committee
Gilsum, N. H., Feb. 15, 1912.
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REPORT, OVERSEER OF POOR
PAID
F. A. Wilder, for goods furnished Harvey L.Bates from Feb. 15, 1911 to Feb. 15, 1912,52 weeks, at $3.00 per week, $156 00
F. A. Wilder, for goods furnished Cora Burby from June 26, 1911, to Feb. 15, 1912, 81 00
O. H. Hubbard, medical attendance, Cora Burby, 20 00 Mrs .. E. A. Howard, care Cora Burby, 7 00
Nine washings for Cora Burby, 4 50
E. O. Corey, care 19 tramps at 20 cts., 3 80
6. 90
3 tramps at 30 cts.,
Wm. A. Wilder, 1/2 cord wood, 2 00
E. O. Corey, sawing wood, 40
". 1 gallon oil, 09
Total amount expended for poor, $275 69
Respectfully submitted,
O. E. COREY,
Overseer of Poor.
22
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERIES
Received of Geo. C. Hubbard Est., for lot No. 99 in Centennial Cemetery, $4 00
Received of Chas. L. Hubbard, for lot No. 100
in Centennial Cemetery, 4 00
Received of P. M. & A. D. Wright for lots No. 97 and 98 in Centennial Cemetery, 8 00
Received of E Karr for lot No. 243 in Centennial Cemetery, 2 00
Received of Geo. H. McCoy Est., for one lot in
Village Cemetery, 7 00
Paid into town treasury, $25 00
PAID
H. C. Kingsbury, cutting hay in Centennial Cemetery,
$6 00
E. O. Corey, haying in Centennial Cemetery,
4 00
care of Centennial Cemetery, . 7 00
Newell Porter, cutting hay in Village Cemetery, 1 00
E. O. Corey, care of Village Cemetery, 2 00
Total paid out, $20 00
Received from H. C. Kingsbury for hay,
5 00
Received from town,
15 00
$20 00
Net income from cemeteries,
5 00
$25 00
Respectfully submitted, E. O. COREY, Superintendent of Cemeteries.
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REPORT OF LIBRARIAN
The book committee have purchased twenty-five new books; three of which were to replace worn out ones. The History of Gilsum is being rebound as it was in bad shape. Several volumes of The Youths Companion were presented by Miss Dora Webster.
The Library has been well patronized, and now contains over 1450 catalogued books.
HELEN W. SMITH,
Librarian.
TRUSTEES
Helen J. Hayward, term expires, 1912
Charles Blake, term expires, 1912
William Woods, term expires, 1912 Arthur D. Wright, term expires, 1913 Nellie Guillow, term expires, 1913 Bertha M. Wright, term expires, 1913 Leon M. Osborne, term expires, 1914 Annie Kingsbury, term expires,1914 Annie Adams, term expires, 1914
Regular Annual meeting of the Trustees at the home of the Librarian Saturday Evening, following Town Meeting.
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REPORT OF TREASURER OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES
Cash on hand Feb. 14, 1911,
$ 29
Appropriation,
· 75 00
Fines,
2 44
Two catalogues,
10
$77 83
Paid Helen W. Smith, Librarian, salary from
Feb. 1, 1911, to Feb. 1, 1912,
$50 00
Paid for books,
18 69
Cash in treasury Feb. 12, 1912,
9 14
$77 83
HELEN J. HAYWARD,
Treasurer.
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REPORT OF TOWN HALL COMMITTEE FROM FEB. 15, 1911, TO FEB. 15, 1912
MONEY RECEIVED
Grange, due from 1910,
$11 25
Grange,
34 50
Different parties,
36 70
$82 45
MONEY PAID OUT
Opening Hall for Town,
$ 6 50
Janitor,
36 20
Wood, Gasoline and Kerosene,
14 96
Supplies, and work on front door,
7 58
$65 24
Balance paid town treasurer,
17 21
$82 45
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REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR Town of Gilsum, 1911
Tax assessed, April, 1910,
$5,037 49
Special assessment, May,
8 68
Interest collected,
2 95
$5,049 12
CREDIT
Tax paid to Town Treasurer,
$4,207 80
" abated, 43 93
" not collected, 797 39
$5,049 12
Respectfully submitted, . ARTHUR D. WRIGHT,
February 17, 1912
Collector.
Gilsum, Feb. 15, 1912.
Cheshire, ss.
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the selectmen, road agents, street light committee, librarian report, overseer of the poor, superintendent of cemeteries, report of tax collector and town treasurer's report, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
JOHN H. LAING, JOHN BLISS,
Auditors.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD
Number of scholars by enumeration, September 1911, was 68, between ages of five and sixteen years; girls 39, boys 29.
FINANCIAL REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD For the Year ending Feb. 15, 1912
Balance in treasury of district, Feb.15, 1911, Appropriations for schools,
$203 47 850 00
" supplies,
60 00
" tuitions,
200 00
Received from state,
60 00
Literary fund,
52 14
Interest on school fund,
18 00
Tuition from town of Sullivan,
49 75
66
Alstead,
9 00
66 Alstead, 1910,
3 00
Dog fund,
62 60
Sold old Dictionary, '
1 00
Sold one Arithmetic,
65
Salaries for Officers, School Board,
50 00
66 ".Treasurer, Truant Officer, Clerk, &c., 17 00
$1,636 61
Balance Feb. 15, 1911
Funds for Officers of School Board,
$13 10
$1,649 71
28 EXPENDITURES
Teachers' salaries,
$759 50
Tuitions,
116 83
Conveyances,
319 85
Janitors,
45 20
Fuel,
74 70
Repairs,
47 81
Cleaning,
9 50
Insurance,
21 45
Supplies,
56 28
Telephoning,
85
Express and Postage,
1 57
Enumeration,
2 00
$1,455 54
Salaries of School Board,
$63 10
Treasurer, Truant Officer,
8 33
Clerk and Auditor,
3 00
$1,529 97
JOHN H. LAING, SAMUEL W. DART, ARABELLE E. CRAIN,
School Board.
Cheshire County, SS Town of Gilsum
I hereby certify that I have examined the above list of receipts and expenditures of the School Board of Town of Gilsum, and find them correct.
WILLIAM WOODS,
School Auditor.
Feb. 14, 1912.
29 e ROLL OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Spring term-Harold White, Irene Alexander, Ruth Osborne, Tressie White.
Fall term-Emma Larsman, Florence Bates,
Harold White.
Winter term-Earl J. Karr, Harold White,
Ruth Osborne, Mildred Wilder, Francis H. Smith
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Spring term-Theodore Nichols, Alonzo Porter
Eleanor Blake, Ira Thayer.
Fall term-Dona Karr, Inez Alexander,
Eleanor Blake
Winter term-Ira Thayer.
WEST SCHOOL
Spring term-Robert Blake, Earl Karr, Lena Lepage, Selina Lepage.
Fall term-Hattie Chamberlain, Amanda Cham- berlain, Beatrice Britton.
Winter term-George Chamberlain, Hattie Cham- berlain, Amanda Chamberlain.
STATISTICAL TABLE.
SCHOOL
TERM
NAME OF TEACHER
No. of weeks.
No. of Scholars.
Wages per month
including board.
Visits by board.
Other Visitor's.
Perfect attend
ance.
Average member-
Average daily attendance.
Per cent attend-
ance.
Grammar .... Spring
Bertha S. Merriam
11
30
$40
4
38
4
28.27
25.99
90.18
Grammar. Fall
Anna Whipple
11
27
40
4
8
3
25.78
22.72
88 .-
Grammar .. Winter
Anna Whipple.
8
26
40
3
17
13.
24.8
21.8
87 .-
Primary .. Spring ..
Lila H. Mason
11
20
$32
4
39
1
19.24
18.12
94.17
Primary ...
Fall
Lila H. Bridge.
11
21
32
6
34
3
19.81
18.68
94 .-
Primary
Winter
Stella J. Britton
8
20
32
4
33
1
25.61
16.28
63 .-
West ..
Spring
Dorothy Cuthbert.
11
14
$28
5
21
4
13.287
12.153
91 .-
West.
Fall
Helen H. Fisher.
11
13
30
1
20
3
10.60
9.95
93 .-
West.
Winter
Helen H. Fisher
8
9
30
2
18
3
7.29
6.21
85 .-
ship.
31 EXPENDITURES
Dorothy L. Cuthbert, teaching 11 weeks $ 77 00
Lila H. Mason, teaching 11 weeks, 88 00
Bertha S. Merriam, teaching 11 weeks, 110 00
Anna H. Whipple, teaching 19 weeks, 190 00
Lila H. Bridge, teaching 11 weeks, 88 00
Helen H. Fisher, teaching 19 weeks, 142 50
Stella Britton, teaching 8 weeks, 64 00
Paid for tuitions.
Colby Academy, 33 50
Kimball Union Academy,
40 00
Union School District, Keene,
30 00
Tilton Seminary,
13 33
Paid for Conveyance.
Thomas H. Nichols, 181 25
Orrin O. Cross,
54 00
Alberta Carpenter,
41 10
. Anna Flagg,
30 00
F. H. Britton, board bill of Clarence Caldwell, 13 50
Janitor work.
J. H. Laing, 37 50
H. H. Fisher, 2 50
Lena Lepage,
2 80
H. Chamberlain,
2 40
Wood.
Hunter Kingsbury, 12 3/4 cords, 51 00
Frank P. Crain, 3 cords, 11 25
Lowell White, sawing 12 cords, 6 00 66 and splitting 3 cords, 2 70
J. H. Laing, storing 12 3/4 cords, 3 00
Sophia Lund, storing 3 cords,
75
Repairs.
Humphrey Machine Co., Iron grates, 3 60
Keighley Metal Co.,ceiling for West school house, 17 00 Freight on the ceiling material, 77
Leonard .N. Gove, work 4 95
32
Geo. E. Downing, 1/4 shingles,
$ .75
boards,
2 25
Fred A. Wilder, 3 lights glass,
49
2 gallons paint and oil,
3 99
4 pounds putty,
20
66 66 36
12 pounds nails,
2 pr. hinges, 16
66 washing powder,
10
J. H. Laing, work, 13 19
Insurance, I. A. Loveland,
21 45
Cleaning, J. H. Laing,
6 00
west school house, 75
Frank P. Crain, west school house, 75
Supplies.
F. A. Wilder, 1 broom, 30
Weber & Carlin, 1 broom,
66
fire shovel, 10
wash basin,
12
1 box crayons, 15
W. H. Spalter, order book,
1 25
66.
2 doz. flags,
50
" 3 Websters International Dictionarys 31 50
2 gro. lead pencils, 2 00
4 doz. erasers, 2 00
32
66
3 pack. arithmetic paper,
48
1 38
1 box dustless crayons, 25
100 enumeration cards, 45
Ginn & Co., 3 algebras, 2 40
Ginn & Co., 10 Mont. American history, 8 00
E. E. Babb, 6 language books, 1 62
E. E. Babb, 4 doz. pen holders,
52
American Book Co. 2 steps in English,
79
H. M. Weige, 100 report cards, 1 80
Bertha Wright, clerk at School meeting, 1 00
66
4 ink crystals, 66
66
23 copy books,
66
2 00
35
33
Telephoning, $ 85
Express on supplies and postage, 1 57
J. H. Laing, enumeration of pupils, 2 00
SAMUEL W. DART, 1 School Board, 63 10
JOHN H. LAING, ARABELLE E. CRAIN, )
Herbert E. Adams, Treasurer, 5 00
William Woods, Auditor, 1 00
Alice Adams, Clerk, 1 00
Frank Smith, Truant Officer, 3 33
REPORT OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER
1911.
- Feb. 15 Balance in district treasury,
$216 57
Apr. 4 Received from school board, (dictionary) 1 00
May 18 " Alstead school board,
(1910 tuition) 3 00
July 29 Received from school board, sale of books, 65 1912.
Feb. 15 Received from Selectmen,
1,369 74
Total receipts,
$1,590 96
Paid out by order of school board,
1,529 97
Balance in treasury of district, Feb. 15, 1912,
$60 99
H. E. ADAMS,
Treasurer.
Cheshire Co., Town of Gilsum,
I hereby certify that I have examined the above account and find it correct.
WM. WOODS, Auditor.
34
REPORT OF FEARLESS ENGINE CO.
Balance in treasury from last year,
$ 2 70
Drawn from town,
90 00
$92 70
Paid out on pay roll,
$89 78
Paid for notices,
1 25
$91 03
Balance in treasury,
$1 67
LEON M. OSBORNE, Foreman.
35
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
To the Selectmen of the town of Gilsum :
Gentlemen :- Your board of health respectfully submit the following report:
Fumigated the Flagg house on the Gunn farm and attended to various other minor duties required of us.
JOHN H. LAING, H. G. WILLIAMS, M. D. ALLEN HAYWARD,
Board of Health.
36
APRIL INVOICE, 1911
Name
Polls Acres Description
Valuation TotalVal. Tax
Adams, Emily
20 Mowing,
$300
12 Homestead
730
$1030 $1030 $22.35
Adanıs, H. E.
1
30 Corey lot
200
1% Homestead
1500
1700
1939
42.07
Adams, Albert F. 1
500
10.85
Adams, Wm. H.
1
212
4.60
Adams, Wm. H. &A. F.
2250
7.59
1900
exempt
Alexander, Geo.
1
179
3.88
Bates, Chas.
1
77 Jotham Bates' Home'd
900
1208
26.21
Bates, Wmn. H.
1/2 Homestead
900
1090
1.95
Bates, Sanford
100
2.17
Bates, Jotham
1
112 Homestead
600
13.02
Bates, C. U.
30
Homestead 400
450
596
exenipt
Bates, Theron
1
8
Silas Davis place 50
418
9.07
Bates, Alice
7 Homestead
450
487
10.56
Bates, Daniel W.
1
46
Homestead
900
1500
155
Wright lot
600
1729
37 51
Baker, Andy, J.
1
40
Pearson lot
100
691
14.99
Banks, E. I.
1
61/2 Chapin place
550
72
Homestead
750
1300
1551
33.65
Banks, Elmer C.
1
80 Pratt Farm
1000
1440
31.24
Ballou, B. F.
1
100
2.17
Beckwith, A. M.
1
1 Beaurett place
200
200
exempt
Beckwith, Jennie
14 Homestead
250
250
5.42
Beckwith, Perley
1
100
2.17
Beckwith, Archie
1
100
2.17
Bingham, Pearl E.
1/% Homestead
400
400
8.68
Bingham, Joseph
1
1012 Woodland on Bingham hill 300
300
6.57
Bingham, Ruth
32
.69
Bingham, Geo.
1
100
2.17
Bliss, R. S.
1
8 Homestead
500
673
14.60
Bliss, John
1
15
Homestead
300
408
8.85
Blodgett, A. A.
1 40 Gibson Farm
500
600
13.02
Blodgett, E.
1
406
8.81
Bates, Adaline M.
1 Homestead
1100
1100
23.87
100
2.17
Bingham, H. Est.
1000
exempt
37
Name
Polls Acres Description
Valuation TotalVal. Tax
Blake, Chas.
1 25
Harvey Bates farni 100
11 May Farm
100
14 Homestead
705
1 Pickering orchard
25
49
Roundy farm
1000
2
Evidon farm
10
1940
2672
57.98
Bridge. O. D. A J. E.
48 Bill lot
250
100
Homestead
1400
1650
3212
69.72
Bridge, Ora D.
1
95 Spaulding lot
350
9.76
Bridge, John E.
1
24 Metcalf lot
200
6.51
Britton, Emma E.
90
Homestead
2200
2225
2225
32.20
10 Bill lot
25
741
exempt
Britton, F. H.
1
374
8.11
Bundy, J. W.
1
100
2.17
Burbee, Cora
3/
Chas. Leach place
250
250
5.42
Caldwell, Everett
1
100
2.17
Carlin, John
、1
100
2.17
Carpenter, Albert, Est.
100
Homestead
800
866
18.79
Carter, Henry H.
1
305
Homestead
2750
3302
72.08
Carey, B. C.
1
135
2.92
Chamberlain, Fred 1
30
Keefe Homestead
300
444
9.63
Collins, J. S., Est.
111%
Farm
400
4 Houses
1000
6400
138.88
Collins, Mary
2 Homestead
1800
1800
39.06
Corey, Woodbury
1
1
Homestead
250
505
10.95
Corey, Edward O. I
100
2.17
Corey, Francis
Homestead
225
225
4.88
Corey, Fitz, Est.
41
Isham place
200
1
Homestead
400
600
600
13.02
Crain, Frank P.
1
140
Homestead
1400
1824
39.58
Cross, Orrin O.
1
12
Hammond farm
100
700
1463
31.74
Cuthbert, Chas.
1
3
F. A. Howard place
1050
1150
24.95
Dart, Jesse Est.
25
Woodland
75
75
1.62
Dart, S. W.
1
46 Millers lot
150
1 Homestead
2250
2400
2926
63.49
Dinsmore, Harrie ·
1
65 Part of Mansfield place
325
446
9.67
Downing, Geo.
1
10
Mark lot
250
3 Homestead
1500
1750
1953
42.38
Field, A. W.
775
16.81
Fisher, Albert V.
1
100
2.17
Fisher, Gardner
1
100
2.17
Flagg, Albert
1
100 Daniel Smith farm
900 3346
72.60
-
100
2.17
Downes, L. D.
1
57 Homestead
600
38
Name Polls Acres Description
Valuation TotalVal. Tax
Flagg, Annie
125 Gunn farm
1700
1700
$36.89
Flagg, Chas.
325
7.05
Flagg, Eugene
1
158
3.12
Flannigan, Wm. J. 1
55 Geo. Wright farm
800
1179
25.58
Gilsum Woolen Mfg.,Co.
2 Houses 1200
23 Cole lot 200
1900
2180
47.30
Gleason, Marrietta E.
3 Homestead
1100
3479
75.49
Gove, Leonard
1
142
3.08
Grovlin, L. Est.
18 Homestead
2000
21.70
Guillow, Ben E. 1
33
Homestead
1250
1589
34.48
Guillow, Guy
1
100
2.17
Guillow, J. C. Heirs
34 Loveland, Barrett lot,400
800
40 Old Homestead 400
800
17.36
Guillow, John
3 Homestead
100
200
4.34
Guillow, L. R.
1
1/ Homestead 300
750
915
19.85
Guile, Michael
1
100
2.17
Hammond, Mary A.
18 Homestead
1100
2600
70 Mack farm
1500
2600
56.41
Hayward, Allen
1 Homestead
1400
1400
30.38
Hayward, C. B.
170 Homestead
3800
3830
83.11
Heath, Andrew
1
1 Loveland Homestead
400
500
10.85
Heath, Angie
2 Homestead
200
200
4.34
Heath, Justis
1
100
2.17
Howard, Artemus 1
10 Burdett lot
100
332
7.20
Howard, Chas.
1
100
2.17
Howard, E. A.
1
153 Homestead
750
1106
24.00
Howard, Flora
Homestead
250
273
5.92
Howard, Geo.
1
1.00
2.17
Howard, Daniel A 1
Homestead
50
150
3.25
Howard, Henry W. 1
10
Cook farm
110
321
6.96
Howard, Horace W. 1
30
Homestead
950
1022
.47
1000
exempt
Howard, Laura
18 Homestead
400
400
8.68
Howard, Lester
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