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Interest on Wm. Flynn note 22 50
P. S. Burnham, store bill
2 92
C. M. Mann, care of clock, frame for checklist 18 25
L. B. Hardy, wood, hall and lobby 19 25
W. L. Hopkins, storing fire engine 10 50
E. C. & W. L. Hopkins, store bill 153 36
J. E. Warren, police, care tramps, labor on shed 75 95
Dr. Edwin D. Stevens, returning births and deaths 50
Dr. E. G. Dearborn, returning births and deaths 50
Dr. N. F. Cheever, returning births and deaths, vaccinating 10 25
Frank E. Russell, lumber and wood 17 04
James B. Sweeney, John Cain case 4 50
Frank E. Russell, posts, telephoning,
express, stamps, expense at John Cain's 15 51
Arthur Holt, care of A. Logan
2 50
Recording Engine House deed 66
$863 65
CARE OF CEMETERIES
Paid Fred J. Aiken
$38 38
ENGINE HOUSE
Engine House lot
$
1 00_
Labor and material
842 37
TOOL SHED
Labor and material
$121 68
NOTES AGAINST THE TOWN
Congregational Church note · $1,192 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
$47 68
Lawrence Flynn note 1,000 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
35 00
Wm. Flynn note 1,000 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
22 50
Settled in full with interest, Feb. 23,
1917 1,001 27
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TRUST FUND NOTES
John Gage note
$50 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
$1 75
Abbie M. Bills Fund note
50 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
1 75
Moses Robertson Fund note
100 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
3 50
Mary D. French Fund note
200 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
7 00
Mary C. Emerson Fund note
120 00
4 20
John D. Hardy Fund note
1,192 26
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
41 72
Abbie Stephenson Fund note
400 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
14 00
Selinda Holt Fund note
100 00
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
3 50
Jacob Gould Fund note
100 00
Interest paid Feb 15, 1917
3 50
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND
State contribution
$371 40
Town contribution
619 50
Total joint fund
$990 90
State disbursements
$ 33 40
Town disbursements approved
1,238 72
Total disbursements
$1,272 12
Overdraft
281 22
MAINTENANCE FUND
Balance Feb 15, 1916, town
$ 2 75
Appropriation 1916
150 00
Total
$152 75
Balance Feb. 15, 1916, state
7 16
1916 allotment
187 50
Additional allotment
115 00
309 66
Total Fund
462 41
Expended Frank Shea
286 03
W. J. Morrison
35 00
Total
321 03
Balance Feb. 15, 1917
141 38
Balance in Town Treasury
48 88
State Treasury
92 50
Interest paid Feb. 15, 1917
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Financial Statement. LIABILITIES, FEB. 15, 1917.
Congregational Church note $1,192 00
Lawrence W. Flynn note
1,000 00
Trust Fund notes Total
2,312 26
$4,504 26
ASSETS, FEB. 15, 1917.
Balance in hands of Treasurer
$1,654 18
Balance due on 1916 tax list 296 63
Total
$1,950 81
Net debt Feb. 15, 1917 $2,553 45
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK E. RUSSELL, EDWIN F. TRUFANT, ELLSWORTH C. EMERY, Selectmen of Greenfield.
REPORT OF TREASURER
Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1916 Received:
$1,515 82
Taxes
7,974 85
L. W. Flynn
1,000 00
Wm. Flynn
1,000 00
State
59
Forest fires (from State)
3 12
Aetna Insurance Co.
16 88
Manufacturers & Merchants Insur- ance Co.
33 74
Concord Mutual Insurance Co.
16 87
Traders & Mechanics Insurance Co.
16 88
Fitchburg Mutual Insurance Co.
16 88
A. B. Palmer Insurance dividends
28 70 1
Insurance tax
14 62
Railroad tax
549 64
Savings Bank tax
705 97
Literary Fund
60 03
School Fund
291 20
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Maintenance State Highway
231 16
State Highway appropriation
338 00
Use of scales
15 00
G. S. Peavey
4 82
Dog licenses
124 20
Primary election fees
15 00
$13,973 97
Paid Selectmen's orders
12,319 85
Balance Feb. 15, 1917
$1,654 12
Respectfully submitted, FRED B. BROOKS, Treasurer.
REPORT OF TREASURER OF GREENVALE CEMETERY
Amount on hand Feb. 15, 1916 Received:
$64 15
Mrs. C. H. Blanchard
4 00
Balance Feb. 15, 1917
$68 15
Respectfully submitted,
FRED B. BROOKS.
ROAD AGENT ACCOUNT
Dirt roads
$718 21
Snow bill
182 45
Bridge plank
16 10
Stone and railings
12 00
$928 76
Daniel Flynn Account:
Dirt roads
$427 82
Snow bill
21 97
Railings
33 55
Fred Smith bill:
Dirt roads
$444 71
Snow bill
50 82
Bridge
14 25
$483 34
$509 78
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A. N White account: Dirt roads Snow bill
$40 04
4 50
$44 54
Total road and snow bills
$1,966 42 GEORGE S. BURNHAM.
REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR
COUNTY POOR
Paid for County Poor for year ending Dec. 31, 1916:
Aid to dependent soldiers and widows $332 50
Received of County for year ending Dec. 31, 1916 $332 50
TOWN POOR
Paid:
Dr. N. F. Cheever for medical at- tendance to Mrs. H. J. Holt and expense to Nashua $ 14 18
County for board of Mrs. H. J. Holt in year 1916 225 50
Charles E. Blanchard, for rent of house occupied by Mrs. Arthur Cochrane 3 months 18 00
P. S. Burnham, auto hire on account of Mrs. H. Holt 6 00
$263 68
Received of Selectmen
$263 68
Respectfully submitted, G. S. BURNHAM,
Overseer of Poor.
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SCHOOL REPORT
Whole number of pupils attending school
76
Boys
44
Girls
32
Average length of all schools for year in weeks
37 1-5
Greatest· number of weeks in any school
38
Least number of weeks in any school
36
Total number of schools
5
ROLL OF HONOR
Leon Cochrane
CURRENT EXPENDITURES
Teachers' salaries
$1,932 50
Tuitions
390 50
Fuel
73 63
Janitors services
112 44
Text and reference books, maps and supplies
138 85
Salaries
95 00
Repairs
88 52
Unclassified
15 77
Total expenditure
$2,847 21
REVENUE
Balance from last year
$246 16
Entire amount of money required by law
810 00
Amount additional raised for schools
375 00
Assessed for books and supplies
200 00
High school tuition
400 00
Salaries
95 00
Literary fund received from State
60 03
State aid for average attendance
79 20
Qualified teachers Tuition rebate
72 00
Dog license money
126 60
Hall rent
30 00
Tuition from town of Lyndeboro
6 50
Tuition from town of Peterborough
6 00
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140 00
Greenfield Trust Fund Account for the Year Ending February 15, 1917
Name of Fund
Date
Received
Amount
Amount
Feb. 15, 1916
Where Deposited
Earnings to
Feb. 15, 1917
Expenditures
To whom Paid
For what Expended
Balance
Selinda Holt
1892
$100.00
$151.20
Town of Greenfield
$3.50
$3.50
F. J. Aiken
Flowers, Mowing and Trimming
$153.55
Jacob Gould
1906
100.00
107.24
3.50
3.50
...
107.70
, John D. Hardy
1914
1192.00
1234.44
41.72
8.00
$6
1269.28
John Gage
1915
50.00
50.00
1.75
1.25
50.50
Mary C. Emerson
1914
120.00
123.70
4.20
1.50
126.48
Moses Robertson
1910
100.00
105.35
3.50
3.50
105.71
Mary D. French
1901
200.00
251.18
7.00
4.00
229.93
Albie Stephenson
1906
400.00
476.42
14.00
5.00
488.35
Henry Holt
Feb. 15 1914
50.00
50.00
1.75
1.75
50.00
Abram A. Ramsey
April 1 1916
200.00
200.00
Amoskeag Savings Bank Manchester, N. H.
2.00
1.00
61
66
201.00
.
FRED B. ATHERTON, Treasurer Trustees.
FRED B. ATHERTON, C. M. GIPSON, FRED. J. AIKEN
Trustees of Trust Funds.
.
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
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LIBRARY REPORT
Library Building fund, balance in
Peterborough Savings Bank $ 33 67
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1916
1 39
Appropriation 200 00
Grass
2 00
Lost and destroyed books
10
Fines
13 25
$218 74
EXPENDITURES
Books
$ 37 73
History of New Hampshire 4 vols.
25 00
Magazines
19 00
Librarian
57 50
Mowing lawn
8 25
Store bill
3 31
E. H. Clover, car fare to Manches- ter and express
3 09
Sawing and splitting wood
4 10
L. B. Hardy, wood
21 25
Albe Stephenson, portrait and frame
11 45
H. A. Lund, kindling wood
4 50
Miscellaneous
1 00
$196 18
Balance on hand
$22 56
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE A. REYNOLDS, Treasurer. ELIJAH H. CLOVER, LEVI B. HARDY, GEORGE A. REYNOLDS, Trustees.
We, the undersigned, have audited the accounts of the several officers of the town and school districts of Greenfield, N. H., and find them correctly cast and properly vouched. Respectfully submitted, C. M. GIPSON, F. W. GOULD,
Auditors.
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THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Greenfield in the County of Hillsboro, in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs
You are hereby notified to meet at Town House in said Town on Tuesday the thirteenth day of March next at nine of the clock in the forenoon to act upon the following subjects:
First: To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
Second: To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the ensuing year, and make appro- priation of the same.
Third: To hear the reports of Selectmen, Treasurer, Road Agent, Overseer of the Poor, School Board, Library Trustees and Auditors and take any vote relating thereto.
Fourth: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for repair of highways.
Fifth: To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of Public Library in ad- dition to what the law requires.
Sixth: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty Five Dollars for the Veterans' Association for Memorial Day.
Seventh: To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to hire a sum of money to pay town debts or take any action relating thereto.
Eighth: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to purchase a Chemical Fire Engine or take any action relating thereto.
Ninth: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $100, to finish engine house in addition to balance left in treasury, or take any action relating thereto.
Tenth: To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money not to exceed $150, to cooperate with the United States Department of Agriculture, to provide men or teams, as may be needed, for the extermination of Gypsy Moths, or take any action relating thereto.
Eleventh: To see if the town will set apart some day of the week opening the third Saturday of August next for the obser- vance of "Old Home Day" or take any action relating thereto.
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Twelfth: To see if the town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to move the hay scales to a more suitable location or take any action relating thereto.
Thirteenth: To see if the town will vote to take from the road agents' district a section of the Forrest road, so called, and instruct the Selectmen to arrange with the State High- way Department to maintain said section of road under the State patrol system and appropriate, or set aside from the amount raised for highway work the sum of $200.00 for this purpose.
Fourteenth: To see if the town will vote to accept State Aid, and raise and appropriate the sum of $205.00 in addition to amount required by law; for the permanent improvement fund or take any action relating thereto.
Fifteenth: To see if the town will vote to accept State Aid Maintenance of State Road and raise and appropriate the sum of $175.00, or take any action relating thereto.
Sixteenth: To see if the town will vote to accept the legacy of the late Elizabeth E. Ramsey, to the town of Greenfield, as expressed by the terms in the will, or take any action relating thereto.
Given under our hands and seal this Twenty Sixth day of February in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seven- teen.
FRANK E. RUSSELL, EDWIN F. TRUFANT, ELLSWORTH C. EMORY, Selectmen of Greenfield.
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BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY, 1916.
Held to Answer
The Money Moon
Instead of the Thorn Just David
Speaking of Operations
The Crossing
Beverley of Graustark
The Return of Tarzan
Tarzan of the Apes
Part of the Blue Ridge
The Coming of Cassidy
Quincy Adams Sawyer Dear Enemy
The Black Box
Freckles
Bobbie
Counsel for the Defense
The Vindication
The Side of the Angels
Seventeen
Sweet Apple Cove
The Last Shot
The Finding of Jasper Holt
The Shepherd of the Hills Adams Garden
The Proof of the Pudding
Steve Yeager
Ashton Kirks Secret Agent
Nicholson Wm. McLeod McIntyre Prouty Cooke
The Fifth Wheel
The Girl Who Lived in the Woods
Cabbages and Kings
Making Money
One Thirty Under the Country Sky
O Henry Johnson Ostrander Richmond Holmes MacGrath
· Tempest and Sunshine Million Dollar Mystery The Honorable Senator Sagebrush Bars of Iron
Lynde Dell Spearman
Merrilie Dawes
The Professor's Mystery
The Redemption of Kenneth Galt
Hastings and Hooker Harben
McFarland Farnol Burnham Porter Cobb Churchill McCrutcheon Burroughs Burroughs Bailey Mulford Pidgin Webster Oppenheim Porter Prouty Scott Comstock King Tarkington Vanshaick Palmer Lutz Wright Putnam
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People Like That Hepsey Burke Ann Boyd
Miss Wealthy, Deputy Sheriff
The Blue Lights
The Fat of the Land
The Chink in the Army
Pippin
On the Face of the Waters
The Gold Brick
The Lady and the Pirate
The Rudder, 2 Vols.
Divided
A Country Lawyer
The Everlasting Life
Boscher Westcott Harben Neff Arnold Frederick Streeter Lowndes Van Buren Mrs. Steele Brand Whitlock Hough Watts Bancroft Shute Marie Corelli
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Mother Bed Time Stories
Base Ball Joe at Yale
Helen and the Uninvited Guest
Altemus Chadwick Gilchrist
Tim Tubby Toes
Golding
Bubble and Squeak
Golding
Robbie and Dobbie
Golding
Dollie and Mollie
Gordon
The Girl from the Big Horn Country
Chickens and Chicks
Turnover Book
Speckled Hens Story
Patsey
The Shepherds of Bethlehem
Mother Goose Puzzle Book
Chase Montgomery Neill Prentice Wiggin
DONATIONS
Mr. Frank Bailey, 10 Vols. Fiction
Miss Dora Howland, 2 Vols.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sargent, "The Outlook" Mrs. Geo. E. French, 1 Vol. Mr. W. L. Hopkins, National Geographic Magazine
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Births Registered in the Town of Greenfield, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1916
Date 1916
Name of Child
No. of child Living or sb Sex
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
May May June Oct.
4 Beatrice Mae 25 Marian Mary 1 George Edward 14 Evaline Lucy
ML F
sb
2 Charles Delphound 1 Edward Gilman 3 Guy M. Elliott 1 Eugene C. Muzzey
Stella M. Laclair Laura La Bier Eva M. Bonnette Frieda A. Lowe
Cavendar Sta. Hancock Greenfield Greenfield
Sawyer Lumberman R. R. section Farmer
Lowell, Mass. Harrisville Hancock Greenfield
Unity Greenfield Nashua Lyndeboro
Marriages Registered in the Town of Greenfield, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1916.
Place & Date Name and Surname
of Marriage
of Groom and Bride
Residence of each at time of Marriage
Occupation
Age
Place of Birth of Each
Name of Parents
Birthplace of Parents
Name and Residence of Person by whom Married
Aug. 19
Henry Cochran
Greenfield
67 |Laborer
New Boston
Greenfield Jennie M. Stevens
Concord
46 At home
Concord .
Nov 15
Edwin J. Heller
Greenfield
35 Farmer
W. Townsend, Ms.
Greenfield Nellie F. Hopkins
Greenfield
34 At home
Hancock
Samuel Cochran Mary J Kelsea James Ryan Margaret Crowley Mathew J. Heller Amelia W. Powell William E. Hopkins Lura M. Bailey
New Boston Newport England Ireland Milton, Mass. Compton Abdel, Eng. Stoddard Greenfield
Rev. O. M. Lord Antrim
Rev. Wm. Weston Marlboro, N. H.
Deaths Registered in the Town of Greenfield, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1916.
·
Date
Name
S M or Wid
Years
Months
Cause of Death
Name of Father
Maiden Name r of Mother
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Feb.
13|Julia Cashion 7 George W. French
M M 80
Pepperell, Mass.
May May
25 Caroline L. Tarbell
F |W 80 8 22 Influenza MM 74
Sept. 16 Charles H. Frye
17 Charles F. Frye
19 Anna Holt Gould
F M 49 |11 |7 |Apoplexy
John Giddings Eben Frye Charles H. Frye George P. Holt Eugene C. Muzzey James Cuddihee
Eliza Mensaw Nancy Cram Roxanna S. French Mary Symonds Freida A. Lowe ) Annie Welch
Nashua Greenfield Greenfield Ireland
Mt. Vernon Hancock Lyndeboro Ireland
Oct.
14 Evaline Lucy Muzzey F
Premature
27 James Cuddihee
M/W|76) 2| 2 |Cancer
Thomas McGrath
Catharine Welch
Ireland
(Ireland
Lyndeboro
2 28 Heart failure
MD 51|3| 5 Heart failure
Sex F 1W|71 91 9 |Disease of liver 3|26 Intestinal trouble
Days
1916
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
GREENFIELD, N. H.
FOR THE
Year Ending January 31, 1918
PRINTED IN PETERBOROUGH, N. H.
1918
ANNUAL REPORTS
-OF THE-
TOWN OFFICERS
-OF-
GREENFIELD, N. H.
-FOR THE-
Year Ending January 31, 1918
PRINTED IN PETERBOROUGH, N. H. .
1918
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
· FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31, 1918.
VALUATION APRIL 1, 1917.
133 polls
108 Horses
$14,245 00
275 Cows
15,497 00
92 Neat
3,595 00
8 Oxen
950 00
49 Sheep
316 00
3467 Fowls
2,570 00
21 Automobiles
9,230 00
4 Portable Mills
1,300 00
Bank Stock
1,200 00
Money on hand
4,995 00
Mills and machinery
6,400 00
Stock in trade
53,250 00
$113,548 00
Improved and unimproved lands and buildings
298,957 00
412,505 00
Exempt
1,700 00
Taxable valuation
$410,805 00
Rate per cent
2 15
Tax assessed: Resident
$6,348 80
Non resident
2,749 82
Total tax assessed
9,098 62
APPROPRIATIONS
Town charges
$1,300 00
Repairs of highways
2,000 00
Town library
175 00
Memorial Day
25 00
Engine house
600 00
Gypsy moths
150 00
State aid construction
615 00
State aid maintenance
175 00
State tax
780 00
County tax
597 00
Special state tax
104 00
$6,521 03
4
School appropriation
$780 00
In addition
600 00
For repairs
200 00
Salaries
95 00
Insurance
114 00
High school tuition
400 00
Text books and supplies
200 00
Flags and appurtenances
25 00
2,414 00
Total appropriations
$8,935 03
EXPENDITURES
Town officers
$ 514 35
Miscellaneous
748 86
Repairs of highways
1,851 43
Support of schools
3,032 78
Snow bills
1,020 16
Street lights
110 41
State road maintenance
432 63
Engine house construction
338 84
Notes and interest
2,751 95
Memorial Day
25 00
Fifty fire extinguishers
477 62
Care of cemeteries
25 95
County tax
597 03
State tax
780 00
Special state tax
104 00
State road construction
'923 85
Forest fire
6 50
Appropriation for library
175 00
In addition for library
25 00
Overseer of poor
308 24
$14,249 60
TOWN OFFICERS
E. F. Trufant, 1st Selectman $90 00 .
E. C. Emery, 2nd Selectman 85 00
F. W. Gould, 3rd Selectman 80 00
G. A. Reynolds, Tax collector
95 00
F. B. Brooks, Treasurer
25 00
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G. S. Burnham, Overseer of Poor 35 00
F. J. Aiken, Town Clerk 25 00
F. J. Aiken, fire ward and incidentals 16 40
A. B. Holt, constable 5 00
Frank Magoon, Special Police 10 00
Clarence Magoon, Special Police 11 10
Eugene Richardson, Special Police
7 50
G. S. Burnham, Ballot Inspector
2 00
A. C. Taylor, Ballot Inspector
2 00
L. B. Hardy, Ballot Inspector, 2 years
7 00
C. M. Gipson, Health Officer
6 85
C. M. Gipson, Auditor
2 00
F. W. Gould, Auditor
2 00
F. W. Gould, Supervisor
7 50
$514 35
MISCELLANEOUS
Philip Magoon, sawing wood for town hall
$ 2 25
Trip to Manchester, E. C. Emery 5 00
Printing Town Reports and Invoices
64 64
Supplies from Edson C. Eastman
12 92
Rubber stamps
1 05
F. B. Atherton, moving safe, and fork
6 51
Hand cuffs and twisters, billy and badge
4 00
Trip to Manchester, F. W. Gould
5 00
Metal culvert
17 95
Mrs. A. Cochrane, cleaning town hall
2 00
Floor on hay scales and cedar posts F. B. Atherton
8 75
Refund, expenses selling Marsh Est.
2 74
C. M. Mann, stove and pipe Select- men's room 21 16
Cord wood for lobby, E. P. Holt
9 00
Care of Town hall, Lea M. Hill
23 50
E. C. & W. L. Hopkins, supplics
117 90
J. E. Warren, police and care of tramps, etc. 65 45
W. B. Atherton, oak plank, freight on culvert
2 29
Gravel for road, F. W. Duncklec 23 70
6
C. M. Mann, care Town clock, put- ting wood in Town hall 15 25
Mary A. Putnam, auto service, re- bate on auto tax 9 30
Perley Russell, Treasurer Firemen
100 00
Bridge planks, Upton & Nichols 44 28
F. J. Aiken, recording marriages, deaths and births
8 06
F. B. Atherton, starting water in cemetery 1 50
Dr. N. F. Cheever, returning deaths and births
4 25
Hopkins Bros. & Belcher, supplies 17 84
F. E. Russell, 114 cords wood 7 50
Bridge planks and gravel, W. D. Hardy 61 40
H. P .Holt, gravel
3 12
E. C. Emery, running town line, stamps, wood
8 50
E. F. Trufant, bounty on hedgehogs
10 40
C. H. Cragin, blacksmith and mill work
21 07
L. B. Hardy, 9 ft. wood 1
6 75
F. W. Gould, running town line
3 00
E. F. Trufant, postage, telephone running town line, trip to Man- chester, Nashua and Milford and stationery 30 83
748 86
ENGINE HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
Lumber, Webber Lumber & Supply Co. $117 54
Lumber, James H. Tolles 23 17
Lumber and freight 5 10
Laths and plastering 36 78
Painting and woodwork, A. G. War- ren
67 50
Painting and woodwork, F. J. Aiken 88 75
338 84
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REPORT OF ENGINE HOUSE COMMITTEE
Paid in 1915, lumber and grading $379 83
Paid in 1916, lumber and labor 843 37
Paid in 1917, finishing interior and painting 338 84
1,562 04
Unexpended balance
37 96
Total appropriations
$1,600 00
FRED W. GOULD,
EDWIN F. TRUFANT,
ELLSWORTH C. EMERY,
FRED B. ATHERTON, EDWIN C. HOPKINS, Building Committee.
NOTES .AND INTEREST
Interest on Souhegan Bank note to
Jan. 1st, 1918
$27 75
Interest on Trust Funds
86 50
Interest on church note
52 15
Paid Souhegan Bank note
$1,500 00
One month's interest to Jan, 31, 1918
5 00
Paid Lawrence Flynn note
1,000 00
Interest on Lawrence Flynn note
32 63
1,032 63
Interest on Lawrence Flynn note of 1916
47 92
INTEREST ON TRUST FUND NOTES
Albie Stevenson note
$ 400 00
$12 24
Abbie M. Bills note
50 00
1 52
John D. Hardy note
1,192 00
36 51
Mary D. French note
200 00
6 12
Selinda Holt note
100 00
3 06
Jacob Gould note
100 00
3 06
John Gage note
50 00
1 52
Mary C. Emerson note
120 00
3 67
Moses Robertson note
100 00
3 06
Elizabeth Ramsey note
500 00
13 12
Elizabeth Ramsey note
100 00
2 62
$86 50
1,505 00
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STATE AID CONSTRUCTION
Joint fund: State
$369 00
Town
615 00
Total joint fund
$984 00
Town paid
590 60
State paid town
$333 25
State spent
21 11
$354 36
$590 60
354 36
Total expended
$944 96 Balance for 1918, State $14.64; town $24.40; total $39.04
STATE AID ROAD MAINTENANCE
State
Town
Money Available
Balance 1916
92 50
46. 41
138 91
Appropriation 1917
175 00
175 00
350 00
Extra appropriation 1918
71 01
71 01
338 51
221 41
559 92
Expended
238 12
192 04
430 16
Balance for 1918
100 39
29 37
129 76
Financial Statement.
Liabilities:
Congregational Church note
1192 00
Lawrence W. Flynn note
1000 00
Trust Fund note
2912 26
$5,104 26
Assets:
Balance in hands of Treasurer
$2,393 93
Balance due on Tax 1917, tax list
484 22
$2,878 15
Net debt Jan. 31, 1918
$2,226 11
Respectfully submitted, EDWIN F. TRUFANT, ELLSWORTH C. EMERY, FRED W. GOULD, Selectmen of Greenfield.
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REPORT OF TREASURER
Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1917 Received:
$1,654 12
Taxes
8,925 08
Souhegan National Bank
1,500 00
L. W. Flynn
1,000 00
Elizabeth Ramsey Est., Library Fund
500 00
Elizabeth Ramsey Est., Cemetery Fund
100 00
Insurance tax
14 63
Railroad tax
837 60
Savings Bank tax
723 66
Literary Fund
57 60
School fund
336 98
Maintenance State Highway
434 77
State Highway Appropriation
333 25
F. B. Atherton, lumber
13 48
For gravel
20 50
O. M. Lord
10 00
Bounty on hedgehogs
10 40
Use of scales
9 38
Dog licenses
159 00
Souhegan National Bank
3 08
$16,643 53
Paid Selectmen's orders
14,249 60
Balance on hand Jan. 31, 1918
$2,393 93
Respectfully submitted, FRED B. BROOKS.
REPORT OF TREASURER OF GREENVALE CEMETERY
Amount on hand Feb. 15, 1917
$68 15
Received of Miss Flagg 1 00
Amount Jan. 31, 1918
$69 15
FRED B. BROOKS.
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ROAD AGENT ACCOUNT
Amount of money paid out by Road Agent on the following roads:
Bennington road
$160 79
Francestown road
172 86
Depot Street to Mill
94 35
Forest Road
123 20
Forest road culvert
18 00
East road
144 55
White, Dutton and Clover roads
70 61
F. E. Russell road
70 35
Slip road past Day and Martel places
118 21
Flynn road
23 00
Hancock road
25 50
Peterborough and Bennington road
past J. T. Robertson's
25 50
Cuddihee to W. I. Straw's road
23 00
Peterborough road -
117 35
Hitchcock, Fletcher, Blanchard and Cain road
54 11
New Boston road
37 10
Mountain road past F. Smith's
10 50
Putnam road to Out Look Farm
9 85
Pond road
21 53
Blanchard road to Savage and Fred- ericks
39 00
F. N. Lowe road
31 67
David Rogers road
9 43
Rogers road, Bennington line
13 00
Muzzey Hill
10 00
April:
F. B. Atherton, Agent, 14 days, 4 hours at $3.00
$43 32
F. B. Atherton, team, 16 days, 6 hours at $5.00 83 30
Fred Smith, team, 11 days 5 hours at $5.00 57 75
Ed French, 16 days, 7 hours at $2.50 41 96
A. R. Holt, 1 horse, 5 days at $1.00 5 00
Geo. Blanchard, 10 days at $2.50
25 00
F. B. Atherton, 1 horse, 3 hours at 20 cents 60
Frank Muzzey, 9 days at $2.50 22 50
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Phil Magoon, 5 days 5 hours at $2.50 13 90
Frank Magoon, 2 days at $2.50 5 00
Jimmie Brooks, 10 days at $2.50
25 00
Walter Russell team, 7 days at $5.00
35 00
Fred Smith, 412 hours at $2.50
1 25
Clarence Lowe's team, 7 days and 11/2 hours at $5.00
35 82
Hale Burton, 4 days 5 hours at $2.50
11 40
Forest Lowe, 4 days 3 hours at $2.00
8 60
$415 40
May:
F. B. Atherton, 16 days 2 hours at $3.00
$48 66
F. B. Atherton, team, 16 days, 1 hour at $5.00
80 55
Walter Russell, team, 7 days 5 hours at $5.00
37 75
Clarence Lowe's team 9 days, 7 hours at $5.00
48 85
Jimmie Brooks, 9 days at $2.50
22 50
Ed French, 14 days 4 hours at $2.50
36 12
Frank Muzzey, 3 days at $2.50
7 50
Fred Smith, team, 5 hours at $5.00
2 75
Forest Lowe, 2 hours at $2.00
40
Phil Magoon, 1 day 712 hours at $2.50
4 60
Jim Farmer, 2 days at $2.50 5 00
Jimmie Farmer, 3 days 3 hours at $2.00 : 6 60
Joe Magoon, 3 days 6 hours at $2.50 9 18
Frank Magoon, 1 day at $2.50
2 50
John Webb, team, 3 days at $5.00
15 00
John Webb, man, 3 days at $2.00
6 00
Peter McQuade, team, 3 hours at $5.00 1.50
$335 46
June:
F. B. Atherton, 18 days 7 hours at $3.00
56 33
F. B. Atherton, team, 20 days 7 hours at $5.00
103 89
Ed French, 20 days 7 hours at $2.50
50 96
F. A. Brown, 11 days 5 hours at $2.00 20 80
Ray Sargent, 4 days at $2.50 10 00
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