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Nov. 30 To writing Brown Tail notices at Town House, Snow storm 1 day 3 00
26 00
Amt. from previous page book fund 37 50
163 50
1914
Feb. 13 To 1 day at Town House
2 00
66
14 To 1 day at Town House
2 00
16 To 1 day at Town House
2 00
66
17 To 1 day at Town House
2 00
66
18 To 1 day at Town House
2 00
19 To 1 day at Town House
2 00
66
20 To 1 day at Town House
2 00
66
21 To 1 day at Town House 2 00
79 50
Received Payment, GEORGE S. PEAVEY.
MISCELLANEOUS
Paid:
A. N. White for wood
4 00
Wilfred F. Russell, care of hall 2 53
R. J. Baldwin, printing Town Reports
28 00
R. J. Baldwin, repairing road machine 9 48
R. J. Baldwin, rooter plough
23 79
Veterans Association
25 00
John A. Hill, lighting streets
18 00
E. A. Felch, store bill
11 37
John Webb, drawing lumber
8 00
A. E. Fish, painting hearse
67 59
George S. Peavey, clearing Common
11 08
George S. Peavey, tax books
3 66
R. J. Baldwin, telephone and postage
6 18
28 To time at Town House, Road
7
George S. Peavey, E. W. Jones bill, for services surveying for town 4 50
S. B. Porter, repairing Town House roof $12 00
A. P. Lowe, for lumber 8 91
John A. Hill, lighting streets
18 00
George S. Peavey, lighting streets
1 40
A. P. Lowe, tool box and signs 2 00.
Arthur Cochran, lighting streets
20 00
E. J. Fletcher, for bridge plank
49 22
A. B. Palmer, Insurance Town House
120 90
Fred J. Aiken, taking hearse to and from Peterborough 4 00
Fred J. Aiken, labor in cemeteries
27 10
Fred J. Aiken recording births and deaths
4 00
Fred J. Aiken, names of children
1 00
Fred J. Aiken, stationery and postage
63
Arthur Cochran, lighting streets
10 00
George S. Peavey, money advanced Coch-
ran on account of lighting streets 10 00
George S. Peavey, money paid Baldwin,
lighting streets 1 00
George H. Putnam, water trough at
Depot and team
1 50
E. C. and W. L. Hopkins, store bill
83 36
W. L. Hopkins, storing fire engine
12 00
John A. Hill, care of hall 15 50
Charles H. Cragin, blacksmith bill
21 34
F. B. Atherton, labor and material Green- vale Cemetery
4 35
F. B. Atherton, moth picker and shovel
1 75
John E. Warren, service as Police Officer and care of tramps 32 50
N. F. Cheever, returning births and deaths
2 00
C. M. Gipson, labor on church cemetery
7 00
C. M. Gipson, labor on hay scales
1 75
Fred W. Gould, labor on scales
3 00
Moses W. Fornier, on highway
2 00
E. C. and W. L. Hopkins, fire wards
4 25
E. C. Hopkins, on account fire depart- ment 43 00
E. J. Fletcher, wood at Town House
4 30
G. W. Putnam, wood at Town House 5 00
C. M. Warren, care of clock, etc.
15 35
R. J. Baldwin, road tools 16 14
8
Ernest Fifield, sawing wood
2 00
L. B. Hardy, lumber
13 68
Frank E. Russell, wood (1912)
4 50
J. F. Conant, over tax
17 50
C. M. Gipson, Board of Health
5 00
R. J. Baldwin, two trips to Nashua
9 00
R. J. Baldwin, one trip to Manchester
5 00
R. J. Baldwin, bounty on 16 hedgehogs
3 20
Page A. Lowe, two trips to Manchester
10 00
Page A. Lowe, 20 hedgehogs
4 00
Page A. Lowe, viewing sheep at W. D. Hardy's
2 00
865 31
PICKING BROWN TAIL MOTHS
Paid:
Page S. Lowe
81 53
BOARD OF HEALTH
Paid:
C. M. Gipson
4 00
F. W. Gould
1 00
G. S. Reynolds
2 00
N. F. Cheever
4 89
J. K. Felch
1 00
12 89
Respectfully submitted, CLARENCE M. GIPSON, Chairman Board of Health.
MAINTENANCE FUND
Received:
From state
35 00
From town
15 00
50 00
Paid:
State
27 00
Town
12 00
39 00
Balance
11 00
Balance in State Treasury
8 00
Balance in Town Treasury
3 00
1
1
9
STATE ROAD
Whole cost road
1,367 98
Material and Engineer
116 81
Cash received from State
231 16
347 97
Town raised
575 71
Overdraft
444 30
1,020 01
1,367 98
Balance returned, etc.
26 05
AMOUNT OF PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND
1,641 44
Fund February 15, 1913 Expended:
Russell's Hill
82 67
White's Hill
34 98
Hitchcock Hill
92 75
Overdraft from State aid Fund
444 30
654 70
Balance unexpended February 15, 1914
986 74
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT
Expended:
On Russell's Hill
274 00
Town raised
100 00
Received from George R. Keith
91 33
191 33
Transfered from Permanent Improve-
ment Fund
82 67
ROAD AGENTS
Paid:
George D. Gould
404 40
Fred A. Smith
574 60
Daniel O. Flynn
345 15
A. N. White
49 50
Frank E. Russell
16 20
A. C. Taylor
1 00
Francis R. Blanchard
5 70
1,396 55
10
FOREST FIRES
1913
Apr. 26 Hardy land 47 20
May 13 C. M. Mann land 13 80
June 17 Near Fair Ground 12 50
.
Arthur Taylor's land
8 40
Aug. 21, 22, 23 F. B. Atherton's
land 148 90
230 80
RECEIPTS
Received:
From State, No. 1
9 25
From State, No. 2
10 04
From B. and M. R. R.
13 80
33 09
Due from B. and M. R. R.
Fire June 17
12 50
Fire June, B. and M. R. R.
August 21, 22, 23
148 90
161 40
Cost the town for fires
36 31
REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR.
COUNTY POOR.
Paid for county poor for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1913 1 50
Aid to dependent soldiers
300 79
Received from county for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1913
302 29
TOWN POOR.
Paid Mrs. Charles Barrett for care of tramps
2 00
Paid carfare
50
Received of town treasurer
2 50
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE S. BURNHAM,
Overseer of the Poor.
11
SUIT AT LAW. KIMBALL VS GREENFIELD.
Paid
Marietta Kimball
3,705 10
George B. French, counsel
96 42
J. J. Doyle
300 00
E. H. Wason
381 55
Witnesses
125 70
G. S. Peavey's bill from start to finish
79 04
4,687 81
George S. Peavey in account with town of Greenfield.
MARCH
25, Time at Peterborough with Dr. Harrington concerning a consultation with Miss Kim- ball Hillsborough,by a former board select- man 1 50
APRIL.
11, Time and expense at Nashua with Wason and Doyle concerning suit Kimball vs Greenfield 4 58
MAY.
3, Cash paid C. M. Gipson time and expense to Boston to see a party who was present at time of accident on the Bennington road.
SEPTEMBER. 5 00
27, Time with Wason and Doyle at Greenfield, Peterborough, Bennington and Antrim, and at place of accident with John D. Hutchin- son 3 00
27, Paid telephone to Dr. Harrington 10
30, Paid auto to Hillsboro Bridge to consult Ab- bott concerning suit at request of Counsel 3 00
30, 12 day's time 1 50
OCTOBER.
2, Time at Nashua with French and Doyle con- cerning suit and expense 4 58
,3, Time with team at Bennington to consult Joslin and Robertson 1 50
5, Paid telephone, Dr. Harrington 10
1
12
OCTOBER.
6, Time at Nashua and Manchester with counsel to panel a jury 3 00
Expense and telephone to Dr. Harrington and Putnam's, concerning jury dinner 2 72
7, Telephone day '
Time at home with Jury
3 00
8, Time and expense Nashua at Court
4 75
9, 66
4 75
10. 66
66 66 60
4 75
14, 66 66 66 arguments
4 75
15, Telephone paid to hear verdict
25
17, Telephone paid to Wason for meeting 25
18, Time and expense at Nashua with counsel 4 75
DECEMBER.
26, Time and expense at Nashua with Counsel 3 58
1914 JANUARY
7, Time and expense at Manchester to boroow money to pay suit at law, Kimball vs Green- field 5 00
9, Paid telephone to Wason to correct errors in suit Kimball vs Greenfield 25
14, Rec'd report Kimball vs Greenfield
15, Called meeting Selectmen met in P. M.
15, Paid telephone Manchester Bank we would borrow $5000 at 312% interest payable on demand in 3 mos. from date
16, Time and expense to Manchester for $5000 5 00
FEBRUARY.
5, Paid telephone to Wason for counsel bills and witnesses unpaid 25
11, Time and expense to Nashua for unpaid bills in the suit 3 08
Cash paid Moses W. Farnum 2 00
18 Paid telephone to Wason for receipted bills 25
1913 OCTOBER. 79 04
Cash paid witnesses to attend Court at Nasuha.
7, Moses Fournier 7 35
Delia Fournia 7 35
Delia LaBlanc 7 35
1 80
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1914.
JANUARY
26 00
19, John D. Hutchinson H. W. Wilson 7 95
W. C. Starrett 7 95
22, Wm. W. Weston Ezra R. Dutton
5 74
8 07
24, George D. Gould 6 99
6 99
Fred B. Brooks Harvey W. Hardy
7 35
29, Dr. C. W. Harrington
26 61
125 70
G. S. Peavey in account with the town of Greenfield.
Paid Mrs. George H. Putnam for preparing dinner for Governor and Counsel 3 00
Town of Greenfield to Geo. S. Peavey, Dr.
JUNE 1913
11, Time with E. M. Smith at Peterborough con- cerning old cemetery matter offence vs es- tate of the late Frank B. Lowe, and location of County road in this village 2 00
13, Time at Nashua examining records with T. D. Luce concerning the location of the county road and expense 3 58
13, Paid Register 75
18, Paid Telephone to H. W. Lowe of Bennington concerning fence 15
27, 1 day with George Reynolds, Mrs. Lowe, E. W. Jones, Greenvale Cemetery and Hop- kins Fence 3 00
1914
JANUARY
21, Time at Peterborough with E. M. Smith concerning Hardy money matter, witnesses and snow plough, carfare and lunch Ezra M. Smith's bill for counsel 3 00
2 36
14 84
14
1913
MARCH.
13, Paid telephone to R. B. Hatch arranging for meeting 10
Time at Peterborough concerning Collector W. D. Hardy matters 2 00
Carfare to and from Peterborough 60
14, Paid telephone to Hatch and Griswold, select- men 25
Paid Jo. Gordon for serving notice on Collec- tor Hardy 50
Time at town house concerning Collector Har- dy matters, and other matters 2 00
18, Time with W. D. Hardy at the town House and other matters 3 00
JUNE
7, 1 day at town house, settled with tax collector prior to 1913 3 00
11 45
1913
AUGUST
1, Paid for counsel of R. B. Hatch concerning Hardy matter 3 00
14 45
MARCH
15, Time and expense at Manchester to meet Tax Commission
MAY. 5 00
1, Time and expense at Manchester to consult Tax Commission concerning inventories and State tax 5 00
1914
JANUARY.
22, Time and expense at Manchester to meet Tax Commission and the Selectmen of the state of New Hampshire 5 00
15 00
15
1913
JULY.
8, Time and expense at Manchester with Warren concerning horse sheds, Hopkins fence, July 4 racket, etc. 4 94
AUGUST
5, Time and expense at Manchester with Warren and Page Lowe concerning fence, horse shed and fire company 4 94
OCTOBER
31, Time at town house with Page Lowe and Fred Gould examining inventory, drawing orders on treasury for Lowe, horse shed matter, etc. (Baldwin busy) 1 00
NOVEMBER
3, Paid telephone to Warren for meeting 25
4, Time and expense at Manchester with War- cerning horse sheds, got his written opinion concerning same. State road. Brodie Smith Electric lights, at Nashua with coun- sel concerning suit and expense 5 08
16 21
Town of Greenfield to Jones, Warren, Wilson & Manning.
JULY
8, Time and counsel with Mr. Peavey and Mr. Gibson regarding July 4th riots, regarding Meeting House stalls and encroachment upon highway
AUGUST
5, Time and counsel regarding highway matter, and other matters
NOVEMBER
4, Time and counsel with Mr. Peavey and writ- ten opinion regarding horse sheds
25 00
1913 APRIL 41 21
5, Paid Transcript Office for stationery and ex- press on paper 3 55
7, Paid Steele for book 40
16
JULY
10, Team and 2 men carting plank from Hardy's mill and carting rubbish to Otter Lake to burn 2 00
NOVEMBER
29, Paid express package to Durham 25
DECEMBER
18, Paid for paper 1 75
24, Telephone E. M. Smith in Brooks matter and Hardy's 10
1914
JANUARY
1. Paid telephone, Smith, Hunt and Parkhurst
50
21, Paid Wilfred Russell Hedge hog hides . 20
Paid Parkhurst Bros. thaw pipe 2 00
24, Paid Hayes and Baldwin, Depot water works 1 00
29, Wood furnished lobby
2 00
29, Paid for cutting same
80
15 55
Balance due on tax list of 1908 is
13 51
Balance due on tax list of 1909 is With following abatements:
248 93
Ed Hood
2 05
Archie Lucia
2 05
Fred Martel
2 05
William Smith
2 05
J. H. Whitfield
13 33
21 53
227 40
Balance due on tax list of 1910 is
193 84
With the following abatements:
Chester A. Daniels
4 50
Seldon W. Kimball
10 80
David Laport
1 80
Herbert W. Lowe
1 80
Maraus Octavis
1 80
Fred Martel
1 80
John McLeod
12 60
1
17
Patch
5 40
Walter Bussell
1 80
Ernest Wilson
1 80
Bert Young
1 80
George Messer
10 80
Daniel Barrett
1 80
George Lakin
1 80
60 30
133 54
Due on tax list, 1911
266 33
With the following abatements:
Artim Allen
2 10
Frank E. Bannett
2 10
Walter Bishop
2 10
Charles G. Dube
2 10
E. C. French
2 10
Jo. Garno
2 10
Lewis Laport
2 10
Fred Martell
2 10
Oswald Martell
2 10
Eugene McClarny
2 10
21 00
245 33
Received from tax list, 1908
13 51
Received from tax list, 1909
227 40
Received from tax list, 1910
133 54
Received from tax list
245 33
Received interest on the above
161 70
781 48
Due on tax list, 1912
350 92
With the following abatements:
A. Gundette
1 75
Oscar Lavin
1 75
A. Lucier
2 63
Leon Lindsey
1 75
Arthur Merchand
1 75
Oscar McQuade
1 75
Elmer Russell
1 75
Augustus Polish
1 75
14 88
336 04
Interest
8 26
Settled June 7, 1913
344 30
18
Amount of taxes assessed and put in hands of Collector for 1913 Added since
7,192 77
11 38
7,204 15
With the following abatements:
N. E. Box Co.
43 75
Betsy Barrett
17 50
Frank A. Blanchard
1 75
John Cain
16 41
Frank Crosby
1 75
M. V. B. Elliott
75
Charles Elliott
: 63
William Dunbar
75
Henry Fournier
75
Edward C. French
1 75
Eliza Goddard
10 50
John Holt
1 75
Bert Lynch
75
Lewis Rodier
2 63
Perley Thomas
1 75
109 17
7,094 98.
Paid Town Treasurer
6,796 38
Paid Interest on Taxes
13 62
Whole amount paid Town Treasurer
6,810 00
Balance due the town on Reynolds tax list of 1913 284 98
Due from Boston and Maine Railroad for Forest fires
161 40
Balance in hands of Town Treasurer
4,487 90
Balance in favor of the Town
4,934 28
Respectfully Submitted
GEORGE S. PEAVEY ROBERT J. BALDWIN
PAGE A. LOWE
Selectmen of Greenfield
LIABILITIES
Manchester
5,000 00
Congregational Church 1,192 00
Moses Robinson Trust Fund
100 00
19
Mary D. French Trust Fund
200 00
Selinda Holt Trust Fund
100 00
Jacob Gould Trust Fund
100 00
Albe Stephenson Trust Fund
400 00
7,092 00
TREASURER'S REPORT
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1913 Received:
110 40
Bounty on hedgehogs
18 80
For grass on common, 1912
2 00
From state forest fires
19 29
From B. and M. R. R.
13 80
From Geo. P. Keith
91 33
From A. P. Lowe
26 05
From Congregational Church
1,192 00
From State highway department
231 16
Manchester National Bank, due
April 16, interest at 3 12 per cent
5,000 00
Insurance tax
12 75
Railroad tax
746 86
Savings Bank tax
656 66
Literary fund
82 11
School fund
415 60
Town clerk, dog license
152 40
Use of Town Hall
17 75
Use of scales
21 63
Pool table license
10 00
Willis D. Hardy, taxes and interest
781 48
John K. Felch
344 39
George A. Reynolds, taxes and inter- terest
6810 00
18,556 37
Paid selectmen's orders
14,068 47
Balance, Feb. 15, 1914
4,487 90
FRED B. BROOKS
Treasurer.
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We, the undersigned have examined the reports of the select- men, treasurer, overseer of the poor, tax collector, treasurer of cemetery trustees, treasurer of library trustees, school board, treasurer of school board, and board of health and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
MILLARD L. MASON, CLARENCE M. GIPSON, Auditors
REPORT OF LIBRARY TREASURER
Cash on hand hand Feb. 15, 1913
14 15
Received appropriation
175 00
Received fines 10 7
196 25
EXPENDITURES.
Paid W. P. Goodman, books
96 82
Review of Reviews Agency, maga-
zines
14 95
C. M. Mann, repairing clock
75
Franklin S. Clark, book
2 50
F. B. Brooks, one cord wood
5 00
Levi B. Hardy, one cord wood
5 00
Sawing wood and putting same in basement
2 00
Express, mileage and oil
2 44
Librarian
60 00
189 46
Balance Feb. 16, 1914
6 79
FRED B. BROOKS, Treasurer
REPORT OF GREENVALE CEMETERY
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1913 55 15
Received from Clarence Magoon
2 00
Received from Joseph Curtain
2 00
Amount on hand Feb. 15, 1914
59 15
FRED B. BROOKS, Treasurer.
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REPORT OF CEMETERY FUNDS
MOSES ROBERTSON FUND
Amount deposited in Peterboro Savings Bank Interest to Jan. 1, 1914
3 76
12
Received of Selectmen, Interest to Feb. 1, 1914 3 50
7 38
PAID CARE OF LOT.
May 1913 Flowers Decoration Day
66 66 Cleaning, Fertilizing and Grass Seed
50
66 66 Mowing Lot
25
Oct. 1913 Mowing Lot
25
Nov. 1913 Dressing and applying same
.00
Feb. 1914 Portion trip to Peterborough
50
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank
4 38
MARY D. FRENCH FUND
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank 32 71
1 29
Received of Selectmen Interest to Feb. 1, 1914 7 00
Paid care of lot:
41 00
May 1913 Flowers Decoration Day
50
Cleaning, Fertilizing and Grass Seed
1 00
Mowing Lot
75.
Oct. Mowing Lot
75.
Nov. Dressing and applying same
50
Feb. '14 " Portion trip to Peterborough
50
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank
36 00
SELINDA HOLT FUND
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank 69 41
Interest to Jan. 1, 1914
2 77
Received of Selectmen Interest to Feb. 1, 1914
3 50
Paid care of lot
75 68
May 1913 Flowers Decoration Day 50
50
3 00
Interest to Jan. 1, 1914
5 00
22
May 1913 Cleaning lot
50
Feb. 1914 Portion of trip to Peterborough 50
1 50
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank
74 18
JACOB GOULD FUND
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank
24 26
Interest to Jan. 1, 1914
96
Received of Selectmen, Interest to Feb. 1, 1914 3 50
Paid care of lot
28 72
May 1913 Flowers Decoration Day
50
Cleaning, Fertilizing and Grass Seed
1 00
Mowing lot
75
Oct. Mowing lot
75
Nov. 66 Dressing and applying same
1 50
Feb. 1914 Portion of trip to Peterborough
50
5 00
Deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank
23 72
ABBIE STEPHENSON FUND.
Amount deposited in Peterborough Savings Bank
51 44
Interest to Jan. 1, 1914
2 01
Received of Selectmen, Interest to Feb. 1, 1914
14 00
Paid care of lot
67 45
May 1913 Flowers Decoration Day
1 50
Cleaning, Fertilizing and Grass Seed
1 00
Mowing lot
50
Oct. " Mowing lot
50
Nov. Dressing and applying same
2 00
Feb. 1914 Portion of trip to Peterborough
50
6 00
Deposited in Peterborough Savings bank
61 45
Respectfully submitted, F. B. ATHERTON, Treasurer of Trustees.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
Whole number of different pupils attending school:
Boys
62
Girls
47
Average attendance
74.80
Average length of all the schools for year in weeks
31.2
Greatest number of weeks in any school
34
Least number of weeks in any school
22
Total number of schools
5
ROLL OF HONOR.
Lucie Russell
Kenneth Cragin
George Russell
Leon Cochran
Margaret Flynn
CURRENT EXPENDITURES.
Amount Expended:
Text books
32 36
Reference books, Maps, etc.
25 72
Scholars supplies
73 87
Teachers Salaries
1699 00
School Board Salaries
75 00
Truant Officer, Enumerating. Children
10 00
Other District Officers
10 00
High School Tuition
391 24
Transportation of Pupils
15 00
Minor repairs
274 25
Janitor Service
90 15
Fuel
115 25.
Unclassified Expenditures
9 75
Total Current Expenditures
2,821 59
PAYMENT OF DEBT AND INTEREST.
Liquidation of debts
361 56
Interest on such indebtedness
16 79
Total debt and interest payment
378 35
Grand Total Expenditures
3,199 94
REVENUE
Balance from last year
620 99
Entire amount of money required by law
892 50
Amount additional raised for schools
300 00
Assessed for school books and supplies
200 00
Assessed for High School Tuition
400 00
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Assessed for salaries of District Officers
85 00
Literary Fund received from state
82 11
State Treasurer
93 60
High School Tuition
20 00
Qualified teachers
202 00
Dog License, 1913
84 20
Rent of Hall
30 00
Total revenue for current expenses EXTRAORDINARY
3,110 40
Amount raised for repairs
150 00
Amount raised to pay District debt
361 56
To pay Interest
14 46
Total extraordinary revenue
526 02
Total Revenue
3,636 42
Total Expenditures
3,199 94
Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1914
436 48
Respectfully submitted,
N. F. CHEEVER
R. J. BALDWIN
D. O. FLYNN
February 21, 1914
Balance on hand, Feb. 22, 1913
620 00
Received for rent of hall
30 00
Received of Town of Greenfield
2,985 43
Total Receipts 3,636 42
Paid School Board's order
3,199 94
Balance on hand, Feb. 21, 1914
436 48
Respectfully submitted,
FANNIE E. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
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ADDITIONS TO LIBRARY
History Thirteenth N. H. Volunteers
Laws of New Hampshire, Vol. 11, 1702-1745 Laws of New Hampshire, 1913 N. H. Reports, Vol. IX
Journal of Constitutional Convention, 1912
N. H. Reports, Vol. 1, 1911,
N. H. Reports, Vol. II, 1911
Journal New Hampshire House, 1913
N. H. Annual Reports, Vol. 1, 1911-1912
N. H. Annual Reports, Vol. II, 1911-1912
N. H. Annual Reports, Vol. III, 1911-1912
N. H. Annual Reports, Vol. IV, 1911-1912
Public Acts and Joint Resolutions
January session, 1913
True Stories of Our Pioneers
The Boys with the U. S. Survey
The Boys with the U. S. Fisheries
Germany and the Germans
Scotland
The Battle of Gettysburg Jim Davis
V. V's Eyes
Harrison
The Inside of the Cup
Churchill
Cease Firing
Johnston
Hagar
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Mr. Pratt's Patients
Mrs. Red Pepper
Strawberry Acres
Johnston Lincoln Richmond Richmond Porter
Laddie Polly Anna
Miss Billy Married
The Port of Adventure
It Happened in Egypt
The Vanity Box
Virginia
Polly of the Lady Gay Cottage The House of Happiness
The Broken Halo The Opened Shutters
The Inner Flame
Jewell's Story Book
The Way Home May Midthorne
Rolt Wheeler Rolt Wheeler Collier Rait Young
Porter Porter Williamson's Williamson's Williamson's Glasgow Dowd Bosher Barkley Burnham
Burnham Burnham King Mccutcheon
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The Purple Parasol
Mccutcheon
Riders of the Purple Sage
Grey
Desert Gold
Grey
The Last Trail
Grey
The Heritage of the Desert
Grey
Light of Western Stars
Grey
Otherwise Phyllis
Nicholson
The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary
Warner
T. Tembarom
Burnett
Me-Smith
Lockart
The Fair Moon of Bath
Ellis
The Imposter
Scott
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Fox
The Heart of the Hills
Fox
Martha by the Day
Leppman Leppman
The Deserted Wife
Bylow Land
Cable Carey
The Silver Blade
Walk
Much Ado About Peter
Webster
Bobby Ord's Adventures
White
Gold
White Dell
The Story of Waitstill Baxter
Wiggin
The Millionaire
Morris
Vane of the Timberlands
Bindloss
The White Linen Nurse
Abott Connolly
The Southerner
The Second Chance
The Girl and the Bill
What Happened to Mary
Rayton
Hopalong Cassidy
Ward
Les Miserables
Hugo
Naomi of the Islands
Abbott
The Long Way Home
"Pansy"
Through the Wall
Moffatt
The Island of Beautuiful Things
The Happy Family
The Lovers The Bestman
Marcia Schyuler
Bower Phillpots Lutz Lutz
Making Over Martha
No Friend Like a Sister
The Knave of Diamonds
The Seiners
Dixon McClung Merwin Brown Roberts Mulford
Marriage a la Mode
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The Desired Woman Whispering Smith The Career of Dr. Weaver Joyce of the North Woods Marcus Holbeach's Daughter The Sanctuary The Land of Long Ago The Price of the Prairie
The Mystery of the Boule Cabinet The Maid of the Whispering Hill Dark Hollow Officer 666 The Last Word
Helen over the Wall Nancy Lee Nancy Lee's Springterm Six Girls and Bob
Six Girls and the Tea room.
Six Girls Growing Older
Six Girls and the Seventh One
Betty Gaston the Seventh Girl Six Girls and Betty Six Girls Grown Up Wigwam Stories
A Texas Blue Bonnet
Blue Bonnet's Ranch Party Tommy Tiptop Betty Wales Decides Betty Wales Senior Jack Loumer Jack Loumer, Captain
The Rival Campers Afloat
The Rival Campers Ashore Team Mates Aunt Madge's Stories Little Grandfather Miss Thistledown A Dozen Good Times
Laura's Holidays A Scout of Today
Bob Bouncer's Schooldays The Young Carusoes of Pine Island Mark Tidd Quest of the Fishdog Skin With the Indians in the Rockies
Harben Spearman
Comstock
Petersons Hall McCarter Stevenson Roe Green McHugh McGowan
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Me and My Dolls
Submarine Boys Series, 6 vols.
The Crimson Sweater
Boy Scout Series
The Three Scouts
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Greenfield in the County of Hillsborough in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs.
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said town on Tuesday, the 10th day of March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to de- fray town charges for the ensuing year, and make appropriation of the same.
3. To hear the report of the Selectmen, Treasurer, Road agents, Overseer of the Poor, School Board, Library Trustees, Cemetery Trustees, and Auditors, and take any vote relating thereto.
4. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate to repair highways.
5. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of the Public Library, in addition to what the law requires.
6. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty-five dollars for the Veterans' association for Memorial day.
7. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to hire a sum of money to pay town debts, or take any action in relation thereto.
8. To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the suppression of brown tail moths, or take any action in relation thereto.
9. To see if the town will vote to accept of the bequest of Fifty dollars in trust from the late Abbie M. Bills, for the per- petual care of her father's lot (Henry Holt) in the village ceme- tery, or take any action thereon concerning the same.
10. To see if the town will vote to accept in trust, the bequest of the sum of eleven hundred ninety two dollars and twenty six cents ($1192.26) from the late John D. Hardy of Holyoke, Mass., agreeable to the twenty-first clause in his Will, dated July 9, 1910 or taking any action there relating thereto.
11. To see if the town will vote to purchase a snow plow for side walks and cemeteries, of George S. Peavey at its cost and
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freight to Greenfield, raise money and appropriate it for that purpose, or take any action thereon concerning the same.
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