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E. R. DUTTON, HIGHWAY SURVEYOR, DISTRICT NO. 4.
May. Getting scraper, $1.00
Three days man and team, on scraper, 12.00
Man, 2 days,
3.50
Dynamite caps and fuse,
.50
Returning scraper,
.50
Man, 21/2 hours,
.50
June.
Man and team,
4.00
Man and horse, 3.00
Man and horse, 1/2 day,
1.50
Man and horse, 2 hours,
.40
Man and horse, 6 hours,
1.80
G. P. Holt, 5 days,
8.75
G. P. Holt, cutting bushes,
.70
G. P. Holt, horse, 3 days,
3.00
Harvey Hardy, 121/2 hours, 2.19
Harvey Hardy, horse, 3 days,
3.00
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June.
F. A. Whitcomb, 3 days, $5.25
W. D. Hardy and team, 3 days, 12.00
W. D. Hardy, man,
5.25
Clarence Lewis, 21/2 days,
4.38
E. P. Holt, 3 days,
6.00
C. E. Blanchard, 21/2 days,
4.38
E. R. Dutton, 6 hours,
1.05
E. R. Dutton, 28 hours,
5.60
Aug.
Man and team, 5 hours,
2.00
Sept.
Two hours,
.40
One day, ....
2.00
Repairs on plow,
.90
Two hours,
.40
Sharpening drills,
.40
Man and team, 11/2 hours,
.60
Man and team, 1 day,
4.00
Nelson Labier, 1 day,
1.75
Frank Dow, 1 day,
1.75
Frank Wells, 1 day,
1.75
Repair on plow,
2.65
Repair on chain,
.40
$109.25
E. R. DUTTON, Surveyor.
CHARLES H. BLANCHARD, ROAD AGENT, DISTRICT NO. 5.
May. C. H. Blanchard, 3 2-10 days, $6.40
F. C. Blanchard, 2 9-10 days, 5.08
P. N. Blanchard, 3 8-10 days, 6.65
Herbert Emery, 3 days, 5.25
W. R. Russell, 2 days with team, 8.00
Francis Blanchard, 2 days with team, 8.00
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May.
Francis Blanchard, getting and returning scraper, $2.00
A. P. Lowe, 2 days with team, 8.00
John Cain, 2 days, 3.50
Lewis Whitcomb, 1 day,
1.75
George C. Blanchard, 2 days,
3.50
Geordie Blanchard, 2 days, 3.00
.75
F. C. Blanchard, 1 day,
1.75
C. H. Blanchard, 21/2 days, 5.00
June.
F. C. Blanchard, 1 day, 1.76
H. E. Emery, 8 hours, 1.40
C. H. Blanchard, 5 hours, 1.00
4.00
F. C. Blanchard, 8 hours,
1.40
Sept. E. J. Fletcher and team, 1 day, 3.50
George Blanchard, 5 hours,
.88
Francis Blanchard and team, 11/2 days,
5.25
C. H. Blanchard, 4 4-10 days,
8.80
F. C. Blanchard, 2 2-10 days,
3.87
P. N. Blanchard, 5 hours,
.88
Fred Smith, Jr., and horses,
2.60
Fred Smith, 4 stringers,
1.50
F. A. Whitcomb, 10 loads gravel, .50
Bert Young, 5 hours,
.88
$106.85
SNOW BILL TO FEBRUARY 15, 1911.
Paid Blanchard Bros., 10 hours,
$3.50
F. A. Whitcomb, 10 hours,
4.00
C. H. Blanchard, 10 hours,
1.75
$9.25
CHARLES H. BLANCHARD, Road Agent.
Aug
C. H. Blanchard, 2 days,
Carold Blanchard, 1 day, .
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W. R. RUSSELL, HIGHWAY SURVEYOR, DISTRICT NO. 6.
May. W. R. Russell, man, 4 days, $7.00
June. W. R. Russell and team, 7 days, 28.00
W. R. Russell, man, 61/2 days, 12.37
C. S. Lowe and team, 51/2 days, 22.00
Lester Lowe, 5 days, 8.75
J. H. Burton, 2 days, 3.50
Harry Russell, 2 days,
3.50
Man and team, 11/2 days,
6.00
Man, 2 days, 3.50
$94.62
SNOW BILLS.
Breaking roads after February 15, 1910:
Paid W. R. Russell and team, 15 hours, $5.25
C. S. Lowe and team, 10 hours, 3.50
$8.75
W. R. RUSSELL, Surveyor.
. .
TOWN TREASURER'S REPORT.
Balance on hand February 15, 1910,
$1,185.64
Received from Robinson fund,
100.00
use of scales,
9.75
use of town hall,
20.00
state forestry,
1.26
dog licenses,
143.40
insurance tax,
10.50
railroad tax,
508.53
savings-bank tax,
626.56
literary fund,
81.90
school fund,
284.00
clerk, election fees,
11.00
license on pool table,
10.00
taxes, 1906,
6.14
taxes, 1907,
88.44
interest, 1907,
8.74
taxes, 1908,
126.90
interest, 1908,
1.18
taxes, 1909,
250.68
interest, 1909,
7.65
taxes, 1910,
4,869.63
$8,351.90
Paid selectmen's orders,
7,332.76
Balance cash on hand,
$1,019.14
Respectfully submitted,
FRED B. BROOKS, Treasurer.
REPORT OF LIBRARY TREASURER.
RECEIPTS.
Amount on hand February 15, 1910,
$92.51
Received appropriation, fines,
100.00
5.95
$198.46
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for books,
$89.51
magazines,
11.60
pasters,
1.50
wood,
10.00
librarian and janitor,
60.00
$172.61
Balance on hand February 15, 1911,
$25.85
FRED B. BROOKS, Treasurer.
REPORT OF TREASURER OF GREENVALE CEMETERY.
Cash on hand February 15, 1910, $45.15
Balance cash on hand February 15, 1911, $45.15
FRED B. BROOKS, Treasurer.
REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR.
COUNTY POOR.
Paid for county poor for year ending Decem- ber 31, 1910, $5.75
aid to dependent soldiers, 71.96
Received of county for year ending Decem- ber 31, 1910, $77.71
TOWN POOR.
Paid Dr. N. F. Cheever, for medical attend- ance to Mrs. I. B. Farrington, $60.00
F. J .. Aiken, funeral expenses at William Munhall's, .39.00
E. C. and W. L. Hopkins, for goods de- livered to William Munhall's, 6.92
Mrs. Arthur Cochrane, for board of Munhall child, 5.00
Dr. N. F. Cheever, for medical attend- ance to Mrs. William Munhall, 4.00
John T. Day, for goods delivered at William Munhall's, 3.19
$118.11
Received payment,
GEORGE S. BURNHAM, Overseer of Poor.
REPORT OF CEMETERY FUNDS.
MOSES ROBINSON FUND.
Received from selectmen, interest to February
15, 1911, $2.84
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank, $2.84
MARY D. FRENCH FUND.
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank,
$30.15
Interest to January 1, 1911,
1.16
Received from selectmen, interest to February 15, 1911, 6.50
$37.81
Paid E. C. and W. L. Hopkins, for seed, $1.10 G. S. Burnham, for grading lot and cleaning monument, 9.40
10.50
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank,
$27.31
SELINDA HOLT FUND.
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank,
$56.46
Interest to January 1, 1911,
2.24
Received from selectmen, interest to February 15, 1911, 3.25
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank,
$61.95
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JACOB GOULD FUND.
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank, $17.02 .65
Interest to January 1, 1911,
Received from selectmen, interest to February 15, 1911, 3.25
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank, .
$20.92
ALBE STEPHENSON FUND.
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank,
$24.72
Interest to January 1, 1911,
.97
Received from selectmen, interest to February 15, 1911, 13.00
$38.69
Paid G. S. Burnham, labor and seed,
3.00
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank,
$35.69
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE S. BURNHAM, Treasurer of Trustees.
REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD.
The following is the report of the school board for the year ending February, 1911 :
TEACHERS.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Spring Term.
Miss Mary Ingram, 12 weeks at $10.50 per week, $126.00 Fall Term.
Miss Angie H. Conn, 12 weeks at $10.50 per week, 126.00 Winter Term. Miss Angie H. Conn, 10 weeks at $10.50 per week, 105.00
$357.00
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Spring Term.
Miss Frances Herlihy, 12 weeks at $11 per week, $132.00 Balance due for winter term, 1910, 20.00
Fall Term.
Miss Frances Herlihy, 12 weeks at $11 per week, 132.00
Winter Term.
Miss Frances Herlihy,
9 weeks at $11 per week,
99.00
$383.00
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WEST SCHOOL.
Spring Term.
Miss Jennie Cashion, 12 weeks at $9 per week, $108.00 Fall Term.
Miss Jennie Cashion, 12 weeks at $11 per week, 132.00 Winter Term.
Miss Jennie Cashion,
9 weeks at $11 per week,
99.00
$339.00
SOUTH SCHOOL.
Spring Term.
Miss Myrtie Conn,
Miss Jessie Wilson,
28 days at $7 per week, $39.20 8 weeks at $5 per week, 48.00
Fall Term.
Miss Emily Lord, 9 weeks at $7 per week, 63.00
Winter Term.
Miss Emily Lord,
9 weeks at $7 per week,
63.00
$213.20
HIGH SCHOOL TUITION.
Milford High School, Wilton High School,
$359.55
10.00
Tilton,
57.00
$426.55
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CONVEYING PUPILS.
E. R. Dutton,
$34.00
C. H. Blanchard,
20.00
$54.00
FUEL.
D. O. Flynn, 21/2 cords of wood fitted for stove, $11.88
W. F. Russell, 31/2 cords of wood, 12.25
$24.13
SUPPLIES.
Milton Bradley Company,
$7.50
American Book Company, ·
33.04
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
96.98
$137.52
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lester Lowe, janitor, 1910,
$4.00
Mrs. Lowe, labor,
2.00
Mrs. J. E. Warren, labor,
6.00
Martin Mann, labor and material,
1.35
Joseph Magoon, labor,
1.50
R. W. Richards, fire extinguishers,
4.00
George H. Putnam, teams,
3.00
Edson Eastman, order book,
.81
W. H. Munhall, labor and material,
1.85
Hazel Lowe, janitor,
2.00
C. M. Mann & Son,
7.50
D. O. Flynn, cleaning schoolhouse and supplies, 1.68
Sherman Flynn, janitor, 7.75
Woodbury Hopkins, janitor,
65.00
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Jennie Hopkins, labor, freight and express, $2.44
Harold Lowe, janitor,
4.00
C. M. Mann, cleaning clocks, 1.30
C. P. Hopkins, throwing in wood and setting glass, 5.85
E. C. and W. L. Hopkins, store bill, 11.64
J. K. Felch, 1 broom, .30
$133.97
SUMMARY.
Instruction, town,
$1,292.20
High school tuition,
426.55
Conveying pupils,
54.00
Fuel,
24.13
Supplies,
137.52
Miscellaneous,
133.97
Salaries of school board and treasurer,
65.00
$2,133.37
APPROPRIATION DESIRED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD.
High school tuition,
$400.00
Supplies,
100.00
Text-books,
30.00
Respectfully submitted,
ELIJAH H. CLOVER, MRS. JENNIE M. HOPKINS, DANIEL O. FLYNN, Members of School Board, Greenfield.
SCHOOL TREASURER'S REPORT.
Balance on hand February 15, 1910,
$793.71
Amount raised by law,
892.50
High school tuition,
425.00
Voted for supplies,
100.00
For flag,
3.25
Literary fund,
81.90
Proportion of school fund from state,
284.00
Dog licenses,
139.00 .
George S. Peavey, rent of hall,
30.00
$2,749.36
Paid school boards, orders,
2,133.37
Balance in hands of treasurer, February 15,
1911,
$615.99
Respectfully submitted,
MASON L. WHITE, Treasurer.
This is to certify that we have examined the reports of the selectmen, town treasurer and treasurer of the school board and road agents, and find them correct and prop- erly vouched.
Reports of school board and of treasurer of library trustees were not properly vouched, and while we do not doubt their correctness, we can not certify to it.
N. F. CHEEVER, F. W. GOULD,
Auditors.
BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY, 1910.
1358
Two Old Faiths,
Mitchell & Muir
1359
Elements of Astronomy.
1360 Natural History,
Hooker
1361 Worthies of Science,
Stoughton, D. D.
1362 Hickok's Moral Science,
Seelye, D. D.
1364
First Principals of Political Economy, Chapin
1365 Political Economy,
Ely
1366
Hand Book of Chemistry, Appleton
1367 Preparatory Greek Course in English, Wilkinson
1368 College Greek Course in English, · Wilkinson
1369 Latin College Course in English, Wilkinson
1370 Social Institutions of the United States, Bryce
1371 The Manual of Commerce,
Brown
1372 The Grape Culturist, Fuller
1373 Physics,
Steele, Ph. D.
1374 Popular Zoology,
Steele, Ph. D. Steele, Ph. D.
1376 The Story of the Constitution of the United States, Thorpe
1377 History of the Modern Church in England,
Hurst, D. D.
1378 History of the Modern Church in the United States,
Hurst, D. D.
1379
Our English,
Hill
1380 Government Class Book, Young
1381 The Geological Story Briefly Told, Dana
1382 Merchant of Venice, Shakespeare
1383 Auld Licht Idylls, Barrie
1384 Six Months with Lincoln at the White House, Carpenter
1375 Chemistry,
31
1385 History of England,
Dickens
1386 History of Rome,
1387 An Outline History of Greece,
Vincent and Joy Vincent and Joy
1388 History of Hancock,
Hayward
1389 History of New Boston,
1390 Memoirs of Charles Finney,
1391 Story of John Paton,
1392
Priscilla,
1393 Walks and Homes of Jesus,
March, D. D.
1394 The Celestial City,
Burns, M. A.
1395 The Cross Bearer.
Dole
1397
The Model Prayer.
Roche
1399 Life of Mary Lion.
1400
Ruth Hall,
Fern
1401 Pan Michael,
Sienkiewicz
1402 The Bible and the Nineteenth Century, Townsend
1403 Bible Blessings, Newton
1404 The Character of Jesus,
Bushnell
1405
Paradise Lost,
Milton
1406 Imitation of Christ,
Kempis
1
1407 Poems,
Herman
1408 Ladies' Repository.
1409 Peterson's Magazines, 1861.
1410 The American Conflict,
Greeley
1411 The American Conflict (two volumes),
Greeley
1412 Men of Our Times,
Stowe
1413 Little Foxes,
Stowe
1414 Ladies' Wreath, 1857.
1415 History of the Bible,
Kitto, D. D.
1416 Sunday Half-Hours with Great Preachers, Simons
1417 Bible Readings.
1418 Story of the Seer of Patmos,
Haskell
1419 Life of Alexander Duff,
Smith
Gogswell Finney Paton, B. A. Barnard
1396 The American Citizen,
1398 The Children of the Abbey,
32
1420 The Church of Christ,
A Layman
1421
Notes on Book of Genesis.
1422 Notes on Book of Exodus.
1423 Notes on Book of Leviticus.
1424 Notes on Book of Numbers.
1425 Lessons on Manners.
1426 Grace and Truth,
Mackay
1427 In the Land of the Midnight Sun,
Du Chaillu
1428 In the Land of the Midnight Sun (Vol. 2),
Du Chaillu
1429 Bulfinch's Age of Fables, revised by Scott
1430 Psychology,
James
1431 John Farmer,
Le Bosquet
FICTION.
1356 Wheel o' Fortune,
Tracy
1357 A Million a Minute,
Douglas
1432 King Spruce,
Day
1433 The Ramrodders,
Day
1434 Red Horse Hill,
McCall
1435 The King of Diamonds, Tracy
1436 The Wings of the Morning, Tracy
1437 Lord Loveland Discovers America, Williamson
1438
Poppea of the Post-Office, Wright
1439 Kilmeny of the Orchard,
Montgomery
1440 The Key to the Unknown, Carey
1441 Miser Hoadley's Secret,
Marchmont Lynde McGrath
1444 The Shadow of Victory,
Reed
1445 Jules of the Great Heart,
Mott
1446 The White Darkness,
Mott
1447 Mysterious Mr. Sabin,
Oppenheim
1448 At the Foot of the Rainbow,
Porter
1449 A Six Cylinder Courtship,
Field
1442 The King of Arcadia,
1443 The Grey Cloak,
33
1450 The Flyers,
Mccutcheon
1451 Cowardice Court,
Mccutcheon
1452 The Mayor's Wife,
Green
1453 The Iron Brigade,
General King
1545 Lanier of the Cavalry,
General King
1455 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,
Twain
1456 The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,
Twain
1457 A Modern Chronicle,
Churchill
1458 The Silver Horde,
Beach
1459 Going Some,
Beach
1460 The Hermit,
Munn
1461 For the Honor of the School,
Barbour
1462 Four in Camp,
Barbour
1463 The Arrival of Jimpson,
Barbour
1464 The Spirit of the School,
Barbour
1465 Four Afloat,
Barbour
1466 Four Boys in the Land of Cotton,
Tomlinson
1467 Raymond Benson at Krampton,
Burleigh
1468 The Kenton Pines,
Burleigh
1469 The Camp on Letter K.
Burleigh
1470 With Pickpole and Peavey,
Burleigh
JUVENILE.
1471 How Barbara Kept Her Promise,
Rhodes
1472 Winifred's Neighbors,
Rhodes
1473 The Children on the Top Floor, Rhodes
1474 Little Miss Rosamond,
Rhodes
1475 Little Colonel Stories,
Johnston
1476 Little Colonel at Boarding-School,
Johnston
1477 Little Colonel in Arizona,
Johnston
1478 Little Colonel's Christmas Vacation,
Johnston
1479 Little Colonel, Maid of Honor,
Johnston
1480 Little Colonel's Knight Comes Riding,
Johnston
1481 The Two Elsie's, Finley
1482 Elsie's Friends at Woodburn, Finley
34
1483
Elsie and the Raymonds,
1484 Mildred Keith,
Finley Finley
1487 Only an Irish Boy,
Alger
1486 Hector's Inheritance,
Alger
1488
Slow and Sure,
Alger
1489
Struggling Upward,
Alger
1490
Harry Vane,
Alger
1491
Bound to Rise,
Alger
1492 Try and Trust,
Alger
1493 Making His Way,
Alger
1494
Luke Walton,
Alger
1495
The Knight of Liberty,
Butterworth
1496
The Rosary,
Barclay
1497 The Mistress of Shenstone,
Barclay
1498 The Seige of the Seven Suitors,
Nicholson
1499 Dixie Hart,
W. N. Harbin
1500 Ann Boyd,
W. N. Harbin
1501
The Riverman,
S. E. White
1502
The Rules of the Game,
S. E. White
1503 Molly Make-Believe,
E. H. Abbott
1504 The Chrysalis,
H. M. Kramer
1505 Nancy Stair,
Lane
1506
Flamsted Quarries,
Waller
1507
Brancas Daughter,
Forman
1508
Master of the Vineyard,
Reed
1509 Clever Betsy,
Burnham
1510 Silas Strong,
Bacheller
1511 The Power and the Glory,
Cooke
1512
Max,
Thurston
1513 Happy Island,
Lee
1514 Simeon Tetlow's Shadow,
Lee
1515 At the Villa Rose,
Mason
.
1516 Sonny,
Stuart
1517 Sonny's Father,
Stuart
1518 The Young Guide,
Burleigh
35
1519 As In a Mirror,
1520 Cavanaugh,
1521 Idols, Locke
1522 The Hemlock Avenue Mystery,
1523 Wrecked on a Coral Island,
Doubleday Houston
C. D.
1 Jimmie's Sister, James
2 The Boys of Pigeon Camp, James
3 The Hero of Pigeon Camp, James
4 Young Heroes of Wire and Rail,
Kerr
5 How Richard Won Out,
Potter
6 Brave Little Peggy,
Rhodes
7 Priscilla of the Doll Shop,
Rhodes
8 Little Miss Fales, Knipe
9 An Independent Daughter,
Blanchard
10
A Sweet Little Maid, Blanchard
11 Three Pretty Maids,
Blanchard
12 Dimple Dallas,
Blanchard
DONATIONS TO LIBRARY, 1910.
Miss Ella Hardy, 72 books-American Magazine, 1910; Review of Reviews; Advance, and Delineator; loaned People's Encyclopedia, 4 volumes.
Mr. Warner presented 8 volumes.
Miss Nellie Warren presented 1 volume.
Mrs. Gillette presented 1 volume.
Miss Emma Whittemore, McClure's Magazine, 1910.
Mrs. Sargent, The Outlook, 1910.
Mrs. E. C. and Mrs. W. L. Hopkins, The Ladies' Home Journal, 1910.
Miss Doris Hopkins, The Youth's Companion, 1910.
Mrs. C. C. Hardy, pamphlets containing prints from the "Old Masters."
Mr. William Weston, Saturday Evening Post.
Miss L. A. Gould presented 1 volume.
"Pansy" Garland
VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF GREENFIELD FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1910.
Date-1910.
Name of child.
Living or still-
Name 'of father.
Maiden name of mother.
Residence of parents.
Occupation of father.
Birthplace of father.
Birthplace of mother.
Feb. 16
M.
L
Harlan P. Holt.
Minnie L. White.
Greenfield Farmer.
Greenfield
New Ipswich. Stoddard.
Mar. 18
F.
Harvey W. Hardy .... Wilfred Russell
Helen A. Duke ..
28
Walter Roland. Helen Ethel .. .. Lillian
F.
66
Elijah H. Clover
Myrtle E. Greybill ..
Lumberman ....
Northfield, Mass.
Halifax, N. S.
25
:
William La Bombard .. Frank Magoon.
Gertrude Byam
Laborer.
Pike Hill, Vt ...
Carlisle, Mass.
May 17 June 3 1908
Carl Edward ... Bernice Annie.
M.
F.
John T. Robertson ..
Annie M. Shedd.
Farmer
Greenfield.
Bennington.
*July30 1910
Wayland C ...
M.
Walter R. Russell.
Rose D. Gerard.
Greenfield
Naslıua.
June 25 July 1
Lilie May .
F.
William L. White.
Cora B. Cram.
Dakota ...
Railroad man ...
Nashua ..
.
.
John T. Dry.
Lois E. Clover ..
Greenfield |Merchant ..
Greenfield.
Liberty Center, O.
Aug. 21 Sept. 19
Mabel C. Warren.
Teamster
Stoddard.
Greenfield.
Oct. 2 3
Mary Irene. Arthur T.
M.
William H. Munhall.
Nellie F. Coakley ....
Carpenter.
Greenfield.
Boston.
Dec. 18 1908
1Aug.25 George William
66
Frank B. Crosby
Emma H. Colburn ....
Laborer.
Hillsborough.
Francestown. .
·
Maud E. Foote
Plainfield, Vt.
M.
Walter R, Blanchard .. Ola Ray ..
Orange.
Apr. 17
Elton Station, O
Oak Grove, Pa.
Minnie Kilby .
..
Allenburg, N. Y
Warwick, Mass.
28
Atta Witherel ..
Laura Baxter.
Lois A.
S. J. W. Dunbar. Nelson Sabin
Mary A. Lucier.
Laborer. ..
Moors Junction, N. Y. Canada.
Joseph Gagnon.
Sarah Portais .
Canada ..
Chautauqua Lake, N. Y.
Hazel Anna. ...
Arthur C. Cutter.
Manchester ..
|New Ipswich. .
* Recorded June 20, 1910. t Recorded December 20, 1910.
18
Herbert Marslı Howard Mitchel Grace Cintril ...
Sex.
born.
:
Orlando Rumrill
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF GREENFIELD FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1910.
Date of marriage.
Place of marriage.
Name and surname of groom and bride.
Residence of each at time of marriage.
Place of birth of each.
Name of parents.
Birthplace of parents.
Number
marriage.
Name and residence of person by whom married:
Aug. 8 South Lyndeboro Jesse B. Baldwin ...
Greenfield .
22
Greenfield
Robert J. Baldwin. New Jersey. Adelaide Cudworth Greenfield . Charles Savage .....
1
Rev. D. Donovan, Lyndeborough. Rev. W. F. Whitney,
25 Hillsborough .....
Joseph Dolan .. Ludimie M. Gerard. William L. French ...
Roslindale, Mass.
23
Boston
18 Greenfield .. .
Thomas F. Dolan .. Ireland Canada Mary A. Dolan . Leon Gerard .. Emily Poulin ... George W. French .. Hanover .. . Sarah Darmust. .. Calais, Me
1
Hillsborough.
Dec. 21 Greenfield
45 .
43
New Brunswick ..
Adina P. Northrup. Eliza P. Benson ....
New Brunswick ..
1
Nashua.
rias
Age.
19 Wilton
1
Edna T. Savage
Wilton .
1
Greenfield
1
Rev. J. Bruce Gilman,
Sarah A. Northrup ... |Forge Village, Mass.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF GREENFIELD FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1910.
Place of birth.
Date-1910.
Name.
Sex.
Sin., mar., or widow.
Years.
Months.
Days.
Cause of death.
Name of father.
Maiden name of mother.
Father.
Mother.
Jan. 14
Alfred N. Hardy ..
M F.
W.
80 3 7 Farmer ..
·
.
Benjamin Hardy ..
Mehitable Holt. Bertha Frye. .
Andover, Mass.
Greenfield. Nashua.
Apr. 20 Helen Ethel Clover ....
S.
3
.. ..
Ireland.
June 6 Margaret A. Dudley. ..
: : :
M. W. S.
91 .. 23 None.
Old age ...
Elijah H. Clover ... Henry McGuken. .. David Gould ...
Margaret Reed. ... Sarah Robinson .... Lea M. Gardiner ... Sally Burnham .... Lucy T. Rogers. ...
Hancock ..
Ipswich, Mass .. Greenfield.
Hancock. Weare. Litchfield.
Sept. 3 Daniel W. Burnham ..
M.
M. S. 52 3|2 |Farmer.
Infantile paralysis. John A. Hill. Pernicious anaemia John Burnham .. Horace Rogers Myocarditis .
Oct. 27 Lovell A. Rogers ..
M.
24 11 26 At home ..
·
Heart failure .. Influenza
Feb. 12 Edith S. (Frye) Holt ...
Myrtle E. Greybill. Elton Sta., O. ·
Oak Grove, Pa. Scotland.
55 3 11 Housekeeping Carcinoma ..
Aug. 3 Elizabeth G. Balch .... 20 Hazel Bell Hill
1 2 20
76| 5|25 Carpenter .
A true copy of records. Attest :
WALTER L. HOPKINS, Town Clerk.
Occupation.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OF GREENFIELD
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15
1912
FINANCIAL
AND
` SCHOOL REPORTS
OF THE
Town of Greenfield
TOGETHER WITH THE
Vital Statistics
FOR THE
Year Ending February 15, 1912
CONCORD, N. H. THE RUMFORD PRESS 1912
.SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
VALUATION, APRIL 1, 1911.
Polls,
$15,500.00
Real estate, resident,
174,730.00
Real estate, non-resident,
50,497.00
Horses,
10,660.00
Oxen,
1,225.00
Cows,
13,314.00
Neat stock,
2,708.00
Sheep,
260.00
Hogs,
30.00
Fowls,
1,070.00
Vehicles,
2,400.00
Bank stock,
1,200.00
Money on hand,
10,035.00
Stock in trade,
21,640.00
Mills,
425.00
Buildings,
1,550.00
Total valuation,
$307,244.00
Soldiers' exemptions,
4,405.00
Taxable valuation,
$302,839.00
APPROPRIATIONS.
Town charges,
$1,000.00
Highways,
1,500.00
Library,
200.00
Memorial Day,
25.00
Painting cemetery fence,
250.00
State tax,
833.00
4
County tax,
$403.20
Support of schools,
892.50
High school tuition,
400.00
Supplies,
100.00
Text-books,
30.00
Insuring schoolhouse,
106.00
Salaries of school board,
65.00
Schoolhouse,
500.00
$6,304.70
Rate per cent., $2.10.
Amount of taxes assessed, $6,388.00.
EXPENDITURES.
Treasurer library,
$200.00
State tax,
833.00
County tax,
403.20
Schools,
2,703.34
Notes and interest on notes,
1,999.88
Interest on trust funds,
29.25
Support of highways, .
1,063.77
Miscellaneous,
677.88
Suppression of moths,
132.10
Overseer of poor,
21.36
Town officers,
366.80
Damage to sheep by dogs,
25.00
$8,455.58
TOWN OFFICERS.
H. W. Hardy, selectman,
$65.00
E. R. Dutton, selectmen, 60.00
G. P. Holt, selectman, 55.00
F. B. Brooks, town treasurer, 25.00
W. D. Hardy, tax collector, 60.00
W. L. Hopkins, town clerk, 25.00
George S. Burnham, overseer of poor,
25.00
5
J. E. Warren, police services, $16.75
F. C. Dorr, police services, 4.75
A. G. Warren, police services, 2.00
A. G. Warren, gate keeper 1 1-2 days, 3.00
J. T. Robertson, services on school board 1909, 20.00
J. T. Robertson, moderator, 2.00
W. L. Hopkins, recording births, deaths and marriages, 4.05
$366.80
MISCELLANEOUS.
Printing reports, $32.30
E. C. Eastman, supplies, 9.24
Raymond W. Perham, lighting street lights, 72.00
M. L. White, appropriation for Me- morial Day, 25.00
E. R. Dutton, trip to Nashua, 4.00
E. R. Dutton, viewing real estate, 4.00
E. R. Dutton, 1 pair climbers,
2.75
E. R. Dutton, viewing cemetery fence, 1.00
F. J. Aiken, care of cemeteries, 11.75
C. H. Frye, care of town hall,
9.00
Kitselman Bros., cemetery arch,
47.30
W. K. Nichols, bridge plank, 28.64
Ray Wood, sawing wood,
1.50
George H. Holt, labor on cemetery fence, 6.00
J. B. Bladwin, labor on cemetery fence, . 8.70
D. O. Flynn, wood, 6.75
Andy R. Holt, labor, 3.40
George H. Putnam, cutting dead pines, 1.50
F. L. Eastman, bridge plank, 42.88
6
Martin Mann, saw dust on town hall floor, 1910-1911, $2.00
C. M. Mann, care of clock, 15.00
N. F. Cheever, returning births and deaths, 4.75
L. E. Hopkins, labor on cemetery fence, 5.90
George H. Putnam, team to John Robertson's, 1.00
F. B. Atherton, labor and fixtures on waterworks at Greenvale Ceme- tery,
9.26
F. B. Atherton, fire bill,
3.30
A. G. Warren, labor on cemetery fence, 2.00
John K. Felch, moth picker,
1.00
John E. Warren, repairing lamps,
6.50
John E. Warren, care of tramps,
21.25
W. L. Hopkins, housing fire engine, 12.00
Charles Cragin, blacksmith bill, 8.75
H. J. Holt, making and painting guide boards, 9.00
George S. Burnham, telephone,
1.50
L. B. Hardy, lumber,
1.70
Town of Hancock, snowing bridge,
2.00
E. D. Stevens, returning births and deaths, .50
E. C. & W. L. Hopkins, store bill,
100.23
C. P. Hopkins, care of town hall, 1.00
George E. Bales, claim of Herbert Cunningham,
25.00
H. W. Hardy, telephone charges,
1.70
postage charges,
.62
express on moth blanks, .30
inspecting real estate, 4.00
two trips to Nashua, 8.00
7
H. W. Hardy, trip to Hillsborough, $2.00
two trips to place of
automobile accident, 3.00
drawing bridge plank, 4.00
trip after fence pickets, 1.00
paid for fence pickets, paid E. J. Dolliver, ser-
1.35
vices as guide on
Lyndeborough line, 1.00
perambulating Lynde- borough line 1 1-2 days, 3.00
perambulating Ben-
nington line 2 days, 4.00
perambulating Tem- ple line 1 day, 2.00
labor on cemetery
fence 4 days, 8.00
trip to Mrs. Keith's,
1.00
paid bounty on 26 hedgehogs, 5.20
trip to Concord to
meet state tax com- mission, 5.00
viewing cemetery fence,
1.00
labor on street lights, 1.00
E. R. Dutton, trip to Mrs. Keith's, 1.00
looking after bridge plank, 1.00
drawing bridge plank,
4.00
perambulating Lynde- borough line 1 1-2 . days,
3.00
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