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Tuftonboro. July 21
Granby, Can. William Palmer Tuftonboro. Henry Lucas.
84
11
17
M
Married.
70
4
19
M
Wolfeboro. Hannah Bennett.
77
9
17
F
Married.
Tuftouboro.
55
2
23
F
Married.
Wakefield. George F. Hodgdon.
75
2
11
M
Widowed.
Tuftonboro.
8
F Single.
Delia M. Bean.
4
28
F
Single.
Tuftonboro. George Wendall
87
4
19
M
Widowed.
Hannah Lucas. Aderial Welch. Dorcha Wadley. James Perkins. Phebe Nute Samuel Hodgdon. Sobrina Stevens. George M. Ladd. Juliet Bickford. Willie L. Bean. Ula D. Foss. John Straw. Abagail Piper.
Gastritis. George W. Copp, Melvin Village. Acute Bronchitis. E. B. Andrews, M. D., Ossipee.
H. I. Berry, M. D., Wolfeboro. N. H. Scott, M. D., Wolfeboro. George W. Lougee, M. D., Freedom. E. B. Andrews, M. D., Ossipee. H. I. Berry, M. D., Wolfeboro.
N. H. Scott, M. D., Wolfeboro. C. B. Cotton, M. D., Wolfeboro. E. P. Hodgdon, M. D., Laconia. F. S. Lovering, M. D., Moultonboro.
N. H. Scott, M. D., Wolfeboro.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN A. STACKPOLE, Town Clerk.
Tuftonboro. August 17. Tuftonboro. September 8. Tuftonboro. September 25. Tuftonboro. Novemb 'r' 14. Laconia. November 28. Tuftonboro. December 15. Tuftonboro. December 31. Tuftonboro.
83
2
12
M Married.
Joseph Eaton. Sarah Mack Jacob Hodgdon. Maria F. Blazo. Greenlief Thomas. Hannah Wiggin. Frank E. Piper. Carrie S. Low. Lewis Geto. Hattie Parsons. William Palmer. Huldah Swett. Ephraim Ham. Lydia Miller. John Horner. Mary Dore. Joseph Palmer. Lydia Evans.
H. I. Berry, M. D., Wolfeboro.
Tuftonboro.
93
F
Widowed. Single. Married.
Ezra Shepherd. Lydia French. Samuel Chick.
Irene Ricker. Ossipee. ,
AGE AND SEX.
NAME OF FATHER.
Thornton.
Rose Horne.
Elsie E. Ladd. Tuftonboro.
John W. Hayley.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
GC 974.202 T81AR, 1899-1901
SELECTMEN, TREASURER, ROAD AGENTS, SCHOOL BOARD AND LIBRARIAN
FOR THE TOWN OF
TUFTONBORO,
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 1901,
TOGETHER WITH THE
RECORD OF VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1900.
WOLFEBORO. GRANITE STATE NEWS STEAM POWER JOB PRINT. 190I.
Allen County Public Library
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
SELECTMEN, TREASURER, ROAD AGENTS, SCHOOL BOARD AND LIBRARIAN
FOR THE TOWN OF
TUFTONBORO,
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
FEBRUARY 15, 190I,
TOGETHER WITH THE
1
RECORD OF VITAL STATISTICS FOR 1900.
WOLFEBORO. GRANITE STATE NEWS STEAM POWER JOB PRINT.
1901
Assessments.
Amount of money assessed on Polls and Ratable Estates of the Town of Tuftonboro for the year 1900 :-
State Tax,
$ 425 00
County Tax,
749 06
Town Expenses,
400 00
Breaking roads, 1899-1900,
1,000 00
Covering sandy places,
200 00
Decorating Soldiers' Graves,
20 00
Library Fund,
31 50
Repairing Lake shore road at Melvin Village,
100 00
School money, by law,
500 00
School money, excess of law,
200 00
Painting and repairing school buildings,
200 00
Summer Highway Tax,
640 28
Taxes after inventory,
8 10
Overlay,
144 17
$4,618 11
REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
AMOUNT PAID OUT FOR THE YEAR END= ING FEBRUARY 15, 1901.
1900. ORDER
March 20, John N. Leary, 8 weeks board of Martha Leary,
1, $10 00
March 20, Granite State News Publish- lishing Co., check-list,
2, 15 00
March 20, Granite State News Publish- ing Co., printing town reports, 3, 40 00
April 17, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary, 4,
5 00
April 25, John A. Stackpole, Record, Collector and Surveyor's books,
5, 7 13
April 25, John A. Edgerly, 2 pair hand- cuffs,
6, 8 00
April 25, Frances E. Bennett, board of town officers,
7, 5 25
May 26, Orsino V. Bennett, Surveyor, winter highway bills,
8, 11 85
May 26, Frank H. Young, Surveyor, winter highway bill,
9, 7 92
May 26, Everett U. Hersey, Surveyor, 10, winter highway bill, 24 15
May 26, Asa B. Thompson, Surveyor, winter hignway bill,
11, 24 24
May 26, Frank A. Bean, Surveyor, winter highway bill,
12, 35 00
May 26, George Welch, Surveyor, win- ter highway bill,
13 89 20
May 26, Lafayette Thompson, Sur- veyor, winter highway bill,
14, 19 16
26,
May Leander F. Wiggin, Surveyor, winter highway bill,
15, 91 49
May 26, John W. Bennett, Surveyor, winter highway bill,
16, 24 67
May 26, Lewis McIntire, Surveyor, winter highway bill, .17, 32 25
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1900.
ORDER.
May 26, C. H. Horne, Surveyor, win- ter highway bill, 18, $41 46 May 26, Theodore Thompson, Sur- veyor, winter highway bill, 19, 50 78
May 26, Leonard C. Canney, Surveyor, winter highway bill, 20, 37 25
May 26, J. L. Morrison, Surveyor, win- ter highway bill,
21, 26 41
May 26, George W. Copp, Surveyor, winter highway bill.
22, 27 15
May 26, George W. Copp, school house repairs,
23, 75 00
26, May Walter H. Caverly, Surveyor; winter highway bill,
24, 43 09
May
26, 7 Frank Libby, Surveyor, win- ter highway bill,
25, 115 20
May Charles E. Hersey, Surveyor, winter highway bill,
26, 36 89
May 26, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
27, 5 00
May 26, Charles W. Pinkham, Sur- veyor, winter highway bill,
28, 38 00
May 26, Robert Lamprey, Surveyor, winter highway bill,
29 38 86
June 12, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
30, 5 00
June 23, J. D. Morrison, decorating Sol- dier's graves,
31, 20 00
June 23,' John A. Stackpole, Invoice Record Book,
32, 12 75
June 23, Orlando Richardson, school money in part,
33, 400 00
Aug. 7, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
34, 10 00
Aug.
24, John A. Edgerly, covering . sandy places,
35, 51 85
Aug. 24, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
36, 5 00
Oct. 2, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
37, 5 00
Oct.
6, Walter Caverly, Surveyor, summer highway bill, 38, 28 25
26,
5
1900.
ORDER.
Oct.
6,
Theodore Thompson, Sur-
veyor, summer highway bill,
39, $31 08
Oct.
6,
Theodore Thompson, repair-
ing bridges in Canaan,
40,
24 75
Oct. 6, Charles H. Brown, Surveyor, summer highway bill, 41,
24 13
Oct. 6, Frank Libby, Surveyor, sum- mer highway bill,
42, 50 00
Oct. 6, Willie L. Bean, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
43, 25 25
Oct. 6, John D. Morrison, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
44, 58 55
Oct.
6, Leonard C. Canney, breaking plow on road,
45, 2 75
Oct. 6, Charles E. Hersey, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
46, 29 33
Oct. 6, John D. Morrison, highway bill,
winter
47, 17 36
Oct, 6, George Welch, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
48, 26 13
Oct. 6, L. F. Wiggin, Surveyor, sum- mer highway bill,
49, 67 01
Oct.
6, Everett E. Horn, wood for Mrs. Waldron,
50, 2 00
Oct.
6, L. Thompson, Surveyor, sum- mer highway bill,
51, 15 60
Oct. 6, Frank H. Young, covering sandy places,
52, 78 04
Oct. 6, Asa B. Thompson, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
53, 30 58
Oct. 6, Frank H. Young, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
54, 16 97
Oct.
6, Orsino V. Bennett, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
54 1-2, 15 00
Oct. 6, James A. Bennett, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
55, 30 60
Oct. 6, James A. Bennett, Surveyor, winter highway bill,
56, 43 72
Oct. 30, John A. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
57, 5 00
Nov.
6,
John D. Morrison, Lake road,
Melvin Village,
58, 100 00
1 .
6
1900.
ORDER.
Nov. 6, John D. Morrison, wharf land- ing, Melvin Village,
59, $15 00
Nov. 6, Orlando Richardson, County tax,
60, 749 06
Nov. 6, Asa B. Thompson, covering sandy places,
61, 56 30
Nov. 27, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
62, 5 00
Dec. 1, Aaron W. Gilman, one-half cord of wood,
63, 2 00
Dec. 12, J. L. Morrison, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
64, 50 40
Dec. 25, John N. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary,
65,
5 00
Dec. 27, George W. Copp, school house repairs,
66,
125 00
1901.
Jan. 12, E. G. Copp, school books fur- nished,
67,
5 70
Jan. 12, American Book Co., school books,
68,
98 03
Jan. 12, Solon A. Carter, State tax,
69, 425 00
Jan. 12, O. Richardson, school money in full,
70,
557 90
Jan. 17, C. H. Horne, Surveyor, sum- mer highway bill,
71
14 65
Jan. 21, G. S. Horner, library funds,
72
31 50
Feb. 2, James A. Bennett, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
73,
3 30
Feb.
2, Simon B. Thompson, sheep killed by dogs,
74,
5 00
Feb. 2, George F. Young, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
75, 49 25
Feb. 2, Asa B. Thompson, bridge bill,
76, 38 71
Feb. 2, Everett U. Hersey, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
77,
45 90
Feb. 2, Aaron W Gilman, care of town house,
. 78, 2 00
Feb.
2, E. U. Hersey, bridge on Lang's pond,
79, 13 55
Feb.
2, A. B. Thompson, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
80,
7 10
7
1901.
ORDER.
Feb. 9;
T. L. Thurston, tiles, dyna- mite and fuse,
81, 40 00
Feb.
12, Jolın M. Leary, board of Mar- tha Leary, 82, 8 75
Feb. 12, C. E. Hersey, labor on water- course in District No. 11,
83, 10 13
Feb. 12, C. E. Hersey, one day running road machine, 1899,
84, 1 50
Feb. 12, G. S. Horner, supplies fur- nished Free Library,
85, 8 35
Feb. 12, R. Lamprey, order book and school warrants.
86, 2 50
Feb. 12, Charles A. Davis's estate, plank furnished for bridges,
87, 8 10
12,
Feb. Daniel B. Palmer, services as Member of School Board,
88, 15 00
Feb. 13, George W. Copp, services as Member of School Board,
89, 18 00
Feb. 13, J. M. Haley, Services on Board of Health,
90, 1 00
Feb. 13, S. J. Thompson & Son, sheathing for school house,
91, 35 00
Feb. 13, George W. Copp, express on school books,
92,
3 10
Feb.
13, G. W. Copp, two and one- half days running road ma- chine, 1899-1900,
93. 3 75
Feb. 13, John A. Edgerly, work blast- ing ledge in Canaan,
94, 4 50
Feb. 13, Elbridge G. Copp, services as Member of School Board,
95,
18 00
Feb.
13, Elbridge G. Copp, repairs on road machine,
96, 2 90
Feb. 13, Selden McIntire, Surveyor, summer highway bill,
97, 15 75
Feb, 13, Walter H. Caverly, repairs on road machine,
98,
1 50
Feb.
3. G. S. Horner, dating stamps and insurance for Free Li- brary,
99,
6 22
Feb.
13, Lewis N. Frisbee, services as Supervisor, 100, 9 00
8
1901,
ORDER.
Feb.
13,
G. M. Ladd, services as Su-
pervisor,
101, $9 00
Feb. 13 Daniel Libby, services as Su- pervisor,
102, 9 00
Feb. 13, Lewis N. Frisbee, services as Policeman, 103, 2 00
Feb. 13, Frank A. Doe, services as Policeman,
104, 2 00
Feb.
13, B. F. Stokes, services as Po- liceman,
105, 2 00
Feb. 13, John D. Morrison, services as Constable,
106, 8 00
Feb.
13, John A. Stackpole, services as Town Clerk,
107, 30 00
Feb.
13, American Book Co., school books,
108, 7 44
Feb.
13, Orlando Richardson, winter highway bill,
109, 11 43
Feb.
13, Orlando Richardson, summer highway bill, not given in by surveyors,
110, 15 73
. Feb. 13, Orlando Richardson, public water,
111, 19 50
13,
Feb. G. S. Horner, nails, powder and fuse,
112, 1 84
Feb. 13, Asa B. Thompson, tramp bill as per account,
113, 8 00
Feb. 14, J. C. Blake, services on Board of Health,
114,
2 00
Feb. 14, John A. Edgerly, telephone, postage and express,
115, 3 55
Feb. 14, M. D. Richardson, postage and express, 116, 5 00
Feb. Orlando Richardson, Town and School Treasurers,
117,
30 00
Feb.
14, Frank H. Young, services as Selectman,
118, 45 00
Feb. 14, Asa B. Thompson, services as Selectman, 119,
50 00
Feb. 14, John A. Edgerly, services as Selectman and Overseer of Poor, 120, 60 00
14,
9
1901.
ORDER.
Feb. 14, Marshall D. Richardson, ser- vices as Collector, 121, $ 50 00
Feb.
14, Frank H. Young, for drawing
- tiles and repairing sign-post, 122, 1 50
Feb. 14, Frances E. Bennett, board of town officers, 123, 8 00
Feb. 14, E. B. Andrews, returning deaths, 1899-1900, 124, 1 00
Feb. 14, Leonard C. Canney, Surveyor, summer highway bill, 125, 43 52
- Feb. 14, M. D. Richardson, abate-
ments. 126, 18 47
Feb. 14, J. A. Bennett, Auditor,
127,
4 00
Receipts and Expenditures for the Year.
RECEIPTS.
Feb. 15, Cash in hands of Treasurer,
$ 245 31
Oct. 12, For Dog Licenses,
74 54
Dec. 27, From County of Carroll, 82 00
1901.
Feb. 15, Insurance Tax,
3 75
Feb. 15, Savings Bank Tax,
222 67
Feb. 15, Literary Fund, 56 50
Feb. 15, Proportion of School Fund,
111 10
Feb. 15,. C. E. Hersey, wood shed,
4 50
Feb. 15, F. H. Young, school house,
19 00
Feb. 15, M. D. Richardson, Collector,
4,618 11
$5,437 48
ASSETS.
Due from Henry Lucas's estate,
$ 20 00
From County of Carroll, 21 75
In hands of Treasurer, Feb. 15, 1901,
248 00
$289 75
LIABILITIES.
None.
10
EXPENDITURES.
Winter Highway Bills,
$ 893 53
Summer Highway Bills,
713 96
Schools from Town,
700 00
Schools, State Appropriation,
111 10
Schools, Literary Fund,
56 50
Schools, Dog License, 1899,
90 30
School Books,
111 17
State Tax,
425 00
County Tax,
749 06
Town Officers,
364 00
Bridge Bills,
85 11
Grading Sandy Places in Highways,
186 19
Road to Lake at Melvin,
100 00
Library Trustees,
31 50
School House Repairs,
235 00
Dog Damage to Sheep,
5 00
County Poor Bills,
76 75
Miscellaneous Bills,
236 84
Abatements,
18 47
$5,189 48
Cash in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 15, 1901,
$248 00
$5,437 48
JOHN A. EDGERLY. Selectmen ASA B. THOMPSON. of FRANK H. YOUNG. Tuftonboro.
Tuftonboro, February 15, 1901.
Report of Town Treasurer.
FOR YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1901.
RECEIPTS.
1900. March 14, Cash from Treasurer, 1899, $ 245 31
Dec. 27, Cash from County of Carroll, 82 00
Cash from State Treasurer, Insur- ance tax, 3 75
Cash from State Treasurer, Sav- ings Bank tax, 222 67
Cash from State Treasurer,, Lit- erary Fund, 56 50
Cash from State Treasurer, pro- portion of School fund, 111 10
Cash from Town Clerk, Dog Li- censes, 74 54
Cash from C. E. Hersey, school house shed, 4 50
Cash from F. H. Young, school house, 19 00
Cash from M. D. Richardson, Col- lector, 4,618 11
$5,437 48
EXPENDITURES.
PAID
Treasurer of School Board,
$ 957 90
For School Books,
111 17
State Treasurer, State Tax,
425 00
County Treasurer, County Tax,
749 06
County Pauper Bills,
76 75
Winter Highway Bills,
893 53
Summer Highway Bills,
713 96
Library Trustees,
31 50
Sheep Damage,
5 00
Repairing Bridges,
85 11
School House Repairs,
235 00
Covering Sand on Highway,
186 19
Repair on Mill Road,
100 00
12
Town Officers, Miscellaneous, Abatements,
$ 364 00
236 84
18 47
5,189 48
248 00
Balance in hands of Treasurer,
$5,437 48
ORLANDO RICHARDSON, Town Treasurer.
Report of School Board.
FOR YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1901. RECEIPTS.
1900.
Feb. 15, Cash in hands of Treasurer, $ 95 28
School money by law, 500 00
School money in excess of law, 200 00
Money from State, 111 10
Dog Licenses, 90 30
Estate of John Brewster, 300 00
Literary Fund, 56 50
$1,353 18
EXPENDITURES.
1900.
PAID
March 22, C. W. Pinkham, for two and one- half cords of wood and fitting, $ 9 25
March 22, Jacob Hodgdon for two cords of wood, 6 00
March 22, Forest Hodgdon, fitting wood, 1 00
March 22, George F. Young, labor and fitting wood, (old bill), 5 00
May 9, D. B. Palmer for supplies fur- nished Corner school, 5 00
May 30, Lydia W. Connor, teaching in part, 10 00
June 30 Ginn & Co., school books, 7 70
June 30, Mrs. George Haley, cleaning school house, 2 00
July 13, Etta F. Mason, teaching 9 weeks, 63 00
July 13 Simon Thompson, conveying scholars, 22 50
July 13, Lucy M. R. Neal, teaching 10 weeks, 70 00
July 13, Annie M. Pinkham, teaching 10 weeks, 65 00
July
14, J. E. Langille, conveying schol- ars,
22 50
14
1900
July 14, J. E. Langille, one-half cord of wood, $ 1 38
July 14, Lydia W. Connor, teaching and conveying scholars, 65 00
July 14, Susie Wiggin, teaching 10
weeks, 65 00
July 21, Charles E. Johnson, conveying scholars, 17 50
Oct. 1, John F. Hooper, cleaning school house, 1899-1900, 4 00
Nov. 10, Lydia W. Connor, teaching 9 weeks, and conveying scholars, 67 50
Nov. 28, Simon B. Thompson, conveying scholars, 25 00
5 00
Dec. 11, John D. Morrison, blasting stone, Dec. 29, Annie M. Pinkham, teaching 12 weeks. 78 00
1901.
Jan. 16, Susie Wiggin, teaching 18 weeks, Jan. 16, Mrs. David Whitten, conveying scholars, 11 09
117 00
Jan. 16, Mrs. John Ayers, conveying schol- ars, 42 00
Jan. 23, Annie M. Pinkham, teaching six weeks,
39 00
Jan. 24, J. C. Blake, conveying scholars, 70 00
Jan. 26, Lucy M. R. Neal, teaching 18 weeks, 126 00
Jan. 28, Johnson Langille, conveying
scholars, 45 50
Jan. 28, Etta F. Mason, teaching 19 weeks, 142 50
Jan. 28, C. E. Johnson, conveying scholars,
31 50
Jan. 28, C. E. Johnson, wood and sup- plies furnished, 9 65
Jan. 31, Simon B. Thompson, conveying scholars, 20 00
Feb. 1, Lydia W. Connor, teaching 9 weeks, 58 50
Feb. 12, E. G. Copp, cleaning and sup- plies furnished, 7 89
Feb.
12,
Frank Libby, two cords of wood,
6 00
15
1901.
Feb. 12, John Q. Haley, kindlings and labor, $ 1 50
Feb. 12, G. W. Copp, cleaning and sup- plies furnished, 3 20
Cash on hand,
$1,348 66
4 52
$1,353 18
GEORGE W. COPP. - School Board DANIEL B. PALMER. of
ELBRIDGE G. COPP. Tuftonboro.
We certify that we have this day examined the forego- ing accounts of the School Board, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched for.
ROBERT LAMPREY.
Auditors. JAMES A. BENNETT. S
Tuftonboro, February 15, 1901.
Report of Committee on Repairs.
RECEIPTS.
From Town Treasurer, $200 00
EXPENDITURES.
1900. PAID
May 29,
T. L. Thurston, paint and oil, $ 37 50
May 29, Blake Folsom, shingles, 25 18
Nov. 22,
Lewis McIntire, labor, Corner
and Center school houses, 24 46
1901.
Jan. 18, T. L. Thurston, balance for paint, oil, etc., 31 46
Feb. 9, L. N. Frisbee, labor, painting, 60 00
Feb. 12, E. G. Copp, drawing shingles, nails, and clapboards,
5 35
Feb. 12, D. B. Palmer, nails, register, hinges, express and labor, 5 75
Feb. 12, Frank Libby, drawing and hous- ing lumber, 3 00
Feb. 12, Willie W. Adjutant, shingling, 4 10
$196 80
Cash to balance,
.3 20
$200 00
GEORGE W. COPP.
DANIEL B. PALMER. Committee.
Repair ELBRIDGE B. COPP.
We certify that we have this day examined the fore- ing accounts of the School Board, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched for.
ROBERT LAMPREY. Auditors, JAMES A. BENNETT. $
Tuftonboro, February 15, 1901.
Winter Highway Bills.
Account of Leander F. Wiggin, Surveyor District No. 1.
PAID
Leander Wiggin,
$17 81 George A. Wiggin, $ 5 20
Charles Dore,
18 90
Isaiah Wendall, 3 30
Albert Hatch,
5 05 George W. Wendall, 4 50
B. G. Lucas,
2 50 John R. Wendall, 5 25
Ira Thomas,
2 70 Frank Shannon, 23
Willie W. Thomas, 21 85
I. N. Neal,
1 00
Joseph M. Welch,
1 95
Isaiah S. Wiggin,
1 25
$91 49
Account of Jonathan L. Morrison, Surveyor District No. 2.
PAID
J. L. Morrison,
$14 20
C. E. Johnson, $ 1 45
Morris Bennett,
2 95
H. F. McIntire,
90
L. N. Frisbee,
3 18
E. E. Fall,
1 00
Frank P. Blake,
4 50
Fred Osborne,
1 20
Frank Staples,
1 58
G. L. Morrison, 1 13
John W. Bennett,
14 30
Frank M. Thomas,
2 67
$51 08
Frank Shannon,
2 02
Account of Orsino V. Bennett, Surveyor District No. 3.
PAID
Orsino V. Bennett, $10 80
George G. Piper,
$ 1 05
$11 85
Account of Walter Caverly, Surveyor District No. 4.
PAID
Walter Caverly, $23 70 Charles G. Edgerly, $ 1 30
Clement Gendro, 3 28 Frank E. Piper, 7 01
Arthur M. Bean,
2 55
John A. Edgerly,
5 25
$43 09
Account of George W. Copp, Surveyor District No. 5. PAID
George W. Copp,
$ 5 85 H. A. Ladd,
$ 1 65
18
Charles H. Bennett, $ 2 25
C. L. Gilman, $ 1 80
Mrs. C. G. Fernald,
9 90
A. D. Piper, 1 35
N. D. Hodgdon, 2 02 Alvah Dow, 1 20
B. F. Stokes, 1 20
J. D. Morrison, 10 50
Frank E. Hersey, 4 43
C. H. Hodgdon, 1 50
$44 51
D. J. Hersey, 86
Account of James A. Bennett, Surveyor District No. 6.
PAID
James A. Bennett, $ 7 05
A. T. Stitts, $ 1 05
W. P. Willand,
2 25
T. French Heirs, 90
A. W. Gilman, 2 02
J. H. Neal,
8 77
J. L. Hersey,
6 37
D. E. Piper, 6 37
J. M. Haley,
2 94
T. H. Blaisdell,
6 00
$43 72
Account of Asa B. Thompson, Surveyor District No. 7.
PAID
A. B. Thompson,
$12 60 Charles Haley, $ 23
Jacob Hodgdon, 4 65
David Whitten,
5 48
$24 24
Perley Merryfield,
1 28
Account of Frank A. Bean, Surveyor District No. 8.
PAID
Frank A. Bean, $ 8 55
Albert Streeter, $ 2 60
Willie L. Bean,
7 35
Charles Hoyt, 3 15
I. J. Bean,
2 10
Freeman D. Gove, 80
Augustus Bean,
1 00
Howard Bean, 3 60
Ralph Bean,
2 40
Silas W. Bean,
3 45
$35 00
Account of Everett U. Hersey, Surveyor District No. 9.
PAID
Everett U. Hersey, $ 11 20
Thomas F. Piper, $ 5 35
James H. Hersey, 5 65
George W. Hersey, 1 95
$24 15
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19
Account of Robert Lamprey, Surveyor District No. 10.
PAID
Robert Lamprey, $21 02 James A. Doe, $ 1 95
John A. Wiggin, 11 17
Willie W. Adjutant, 1 12
$38.86
George F. Young,
3 60
Account of Charles E. Hersey, Surveyor District No. 11.
PAID
Charles E. Hersey, $9 12 Franklin L. Hersey, $11 63
Elisha Woodworth, 2 79 John Ayers, 3 26
Frank Whitten, 1 50
Frank A. Doe,
8 59
$36 89
Account of Charles W. Pinkham, Surveyor District No. 12.
PAID
Charles H. Brown, $24 65
Everett E. Horne,
Henry S. Burleigh,
50
crossing field,
$ 5 00
Charles W. Pinkham, 1, 35
Herbert C. Hoitt,
2 03
$38 00
Everett E. Horne, 4 47
Account of Frank H. Young, Surveyor District No. 13.
PAID '
Frank H. Young,
$6 80 John Ayers,
$1 12
7 92
Account of Lewis McIntire, Surveyor District No. 14.
PAID
Lewis McIntire, $ 3 00 Daniel D. Wingate, $ 90
Selden McIntire, 27 15
Frank Straw, 1 20
$32 25
Account of Leonard C. Canney, Surveyor District No. 15.
PAID
Leonard C. Canney, $ 8 15
Levi W. Libby, $ 7 20
Lyford M. Wiggin,
6 75
J. A. Towle, 2 40
James Ayers, 2 85
E. A. Dow, 1 65
George Haley,
2 55
Clifton Bisbee, 2 85
$37 25
George W. Allen,
2 85
20
Account of Lafayette Thompson, Surveyor District No. 16. PAID
Lafayette Thompson, $6 08 Simon Thompson, .
$13 08
$19 16
Account of George Welch, Surveyor District No. 17. PAID
George Welch,
$36 69
George Freese, $ 5 25
Andrew Welch,
6 00
A. C. Barr,
21 34
$89 20
Samuel Drew,
19 92
Account of Theodore Thompson, Surveyor District No. 18.
PAID
Theodore Thomp-
Edwin Peavey, $ 1 42
son,
$31 06
Frank Wentworth, 1 20
Henry McDuffee,
12 60
Johnson Langelle,
4 50
$50 78
Account of Frank Libby, Surveyor District No. 19.
PAID
Frank Libby,
$32 70
Harry Davis, $ 1 65
C. E. Ham,
19 50
E. L. Ayers, 1 27
John Q. Haley,
8 10
Levi W. Libby, 5 25
Herbert F. Hodgdon, 23 48
George W. Allen,
2 02
D. B. Palmer,
8 32
Clifton Bisbee,
3 24
Howard Emery,
6 22
George A. Moody,
3 45
$115 20
Account of Charles Horne, Surveyor District No. 20.
PAID
Charles H. Horne,
$18 22
Daniel W. Shaw,
$ 2 55
H. F. Hodgdon,
3 82
W. Cook, 1 50
Charles H. Bickford,
5 10
George W. Sawyer,
10 27
$41 46
Miscellaneous Bills.
PAID
Lydia Willand,
$ 3 30
Charles Stilling
$ 1 00.
Robert Hunt,
1 75
Charles S. Bassett, 4 90
George W. Ladd,
1 95
John F. Hooper,
4 53
$17 43
Summer Highway Bills.
Account of Leander F. Wiggin, Surveyor District No. 1.
PAID
Leander F. Wiggin, $13 20 George A. Wiggin, $ 3 79
Elijah Canney, 1 50 Charles C. Dore, 15 67
W. W. Thomas, 14 00 A. W. Swett, 7 65
John R. Wendall, 5 10
Isaiah Wendall, 5 92
$67 01
Account of Jonathan L. Morrison, Surveyor District No. 2.
PAID
J. L. Morrison,
$17 70 Frank P. Blake, $ 4 35
James Reid, 7 80
Wesley Johnson, 1 05
John W. Bennett,
12 75
Frank Staples,
2 25
Morris Bennett,
4 50
$50 40
Account of Orsino V. Bennett, Surveyor District No. 3.
PAID
Orsino V. Bennett, $10 00 George Piper, $ 3 50
Charles Low, 1 50
$15 00
Account of Walter Caverly, Surveyor District No. 4.
PAID
Walter Caverly,
$11 00 John A. Edgerly, $ 4 50
S. V. Caverly,
9 75
Clement Gendro,
3 00
$28 25
Account of John D. Morrison, Surveyor District No. 5.
PAID
John D. Morrison,
$14 75 Daniel Fernald, Jr., $ 1 00
G. W. Copp,
6 00
Levi W. Ladd, 2 75
C. H. Hodgdon,
2 25
H. A. Walker, 4 00
F. E. Hersey,
8 40
B. F. Stokes, 5 25
John F. Hooper,
90
G. M. Ladd,
1 50
D. J. Hersey,
1 50
O. Richardson,
2 50
C. W. Davis,
75
Andrew Sullivan,
75
$58 55
Ruth Gordon,
6 25
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22
Account of James A. Bennett, Surveyor District No. 6.
PAID
James A. Bennett, $ 7 80
T. French Heirs, $ 1 80
W. P. Willand, 2 02
J. M. Haley, 2 55
James H. Bennett,
1 05 J. D. Morrison, 6 00
T. H. Blaisdell,
3 30 F. H. Young, 3 50
J. L. Hersey,
1 50
Willie H. Hodgdon, 63
D. E. Piper, 1 50
A. W. Gilman,
2 25
$33 90
Account of Asa B. Thompson, Surveyor District No. 7.
PAID
A. B. Thompson,
$9 69
David Whitten, $ 1 50
Jacob Hodgdon, 5 17
Arthur Treet, 2 10
Jonathan Hodgdon,
11 57
Perley Merryfield,
2 25
$37 68
George Welch,
5 40
Account of Willie L. Bean, Surveyor District No. 8.
PAID
Willie L. Bean,
$4 00
John Bean,
$ 1 50
I. J. Bean,
5 50 John Stevens, 5 50
Augustus Bean,
2 75
Ralph Bean, 3 00
A. W. Streeter,
3 00
$25 25
Account of Everett U. Hersey, Surveyor District No. 9.
PAID
Everett U. Hersey, $ 20 65
Thomas F. Piper, $ 6 75
James H. Hersey, 8 75
George W. Hersey, 3 00
$45 90
Charles S. Bassett,
6 75
.
Account of George F. Young, Surveyor District No. 10.
PAID
George F. Young,
$24 70 Franklin L. Haley, $ 3 00
Robert Lamprey,
3 75
Charlés E. Hersey, 3 00
James A. Doe,
2 70
Frank A. Doe, 3 00
Bennie Wiggin,
2 25
John Ayers, 3 75
Levi W. Butterfield,
2 25
John A. Wiggin,
75 $49 15
1
23
Account of Charles E. Hersey, Surveyor District No. 11.
PAID
Charles E. Hersey, $11 03
John Ayers, $ 3 00
F. L. Hersey, 5 85
Frank Whitten,
4 05
Frank A. Doe, 9 00
E. Woodworth, 3 38
$39 46
Mrs. John Haley, 3 15
Account of Charles H. Brown, Surveyor District No. 12.
PAID
Charles H. Brown, $13 65
James Tulley, $ 2 63
Charles W. Pinkham, 4 35
Everett E. Horne, 3 52
$24 15
Account of Frank H. Young, Surveyor District No. 13.
PAID
Frank H. Young, $ 8 12 John Ayers, $ 1 50
Henry S. Burleigh, 1 50 Frank Whitten, 1 50
Herbert Hoitt, 2 85
Elisha Woodworth, 1 50
$16 97
Account of Selden McIntire, Surveyor District No. 14.
PAID
Selden McIntire, $15 75
Account of Leonard C. Canney, Surveyor District No. 15.
PAID
Leonard C. Canney, $11 70
John A. Wingate, $ 5 62
Lyford M. Wiggin,- 10 50 Alvah Dow, 25
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