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Though all of these teachers, both old and new, are worthy of space in this report, I will speak of but four. Mr. McNamara resigned last June to accept a more responsible position at Norwich, Conn. His work at North Walpole was of such excellence that he will long retain the gratitude of an appreciative community. Prin. James A. Russell is a gradu- ate of Holy Cross with subsequent study at Clark University. He came to us with previous experiences at teaching and I feel that the schools at the north village are in the hands of an especially efficient master. After seven years of service in this district Miss Buffum resigned last June. She is generally con- ceded to be an ideal teacher. Miss Sunbury resigned in order to complete her course at the Lowell Normal School. If there is a vacancy in the district, and it is possible so to do, she should be reengaged at the completion of her course.
Your superintendent has devoted especial attention dur- ing the present school year to the subjects of composition, both oral and written, grammar, penmanship, oral arithmetic and spelling. I believe a marked improvement is detectable in the composition work of the pupils in the upper grades, and the beginning of a new cra in penmanship in all of the grades. The exponents of the old Colburn's Mental Arithmetic will be gratified to learn that regular drill from a text in this subject has been found profitable in its results. It would be rather pre- sumptuous to claim at this time any great improvement in spelling, but I assure you, gentlemen of the board, that the subject is receiving due attention in all of the grades. An honest effort is being made to make good spellers of our pupils.
The domestic science work this year has been in charge of Miss Catharine N. Platts. Miss Platts received the prepara- tion for her work at Wellesley and Simmons colleges and had had some experience at teaching. She was highly endorsed by the authorities at Simmons and has proved an expert in her department. The course is designed to arouse in the pupils a healthy interest in matters domestic and to teach true economy
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in the management of household affairs. It has been the aim to make this work as practicable as possible and applicable to the conditions as they exist, or ought to exist, in the average family in such a community as ours.
I believe that the heating of the high school building should receive your attention. I would recommend the in- stalling of two steam radiators in the assembly room of the high school and the same number in the room occupied by grades VII and VIII. In early fall when but little heat is needed, and that only in the morning, it would seem that the situation could be casily handled by using this supplementary system, and that too, at a great advantage in the saving of fuel. The same conditions would prevail in late spring, while during the coldest weather of the winter much strain could be taken off the hot air furnaces. The expense of installing these four radiators would probably not exceed $200 and this amount would be saved in fuel in a short time while more satisfactory results would be expected.
It is to be hoped that a few dollars may be spared from the repair fund to complete the fitting of grades III and IV with slate blackboards and to make a beginning of equipping the high school room with the same.
The desks, walls, and ceilings of several of the rooms at Walpole need attention. Nothing has been done to them for several years. I need not remind you that the appropriation voted last year was found adequate to retouch but one build- ing at North Walpole.
I have attached to this report the curricula as approved by the Department of Public Instruction for the Walpole High School. This is practically the same as last year but grouped differently. I see no reason for a change in the immediate future. At present there are 12 pupils pursuing the courses under curriculum 1, and 21 under curriculum 11, 7 electing agriculture and 14 domestic science.
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With siucere thanks to the board for their cooperation, support and confidence, to the teachers for their earnestness and loyalty, and to the people of Walpole for their hospitality, this report is respectfully submitted.
LOUIS De WITT RECORD, Superintendent of Schools,
Walpole-Westmoreland-Langdon Supervisory District.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL BOARD.
EXPENDITURES.
WALPOLE HIGH SCHOOL.
Charles S. Putnam,
1
$841 56
Alice M. Wilbur,
420 00
$1,261 56
MT. KILBURN SCHOOLS, NORTH WALPOLE.
Francis P. McNamara, 9th grade,
$473 53
James A. Russell, 9th grade,
475 02
Ellen T. Drohan, 8th grade,
432 00
Katherine Herlihy, 7th grade,
432 00
May F. Hennessey, 6th grade,
432 00
M. Elizabeth Ahearn, 5th grade,
456 00
Margaret M. Riley, 4th grade, 216 00
Agnes F. Barrett, 4th grade, 180 00
Elizabeth McCann, 3rd grade, 432 00
Mary M. Barrett, 3rd grade,
432 00
Anna C. Hartnett, 2nd grade,
360 00
Helen R. Neyland, Ist grade,
432 00
Katherine M. Harrington, sub-primary,
216 00
Eleanor C. Counahan, sub-primary,
216 00
$5,184 55
WALPOLE VILLAGE DIVISION.
Minnie B. Newell,
$420 00
L. Etta Buffum, 192 00
Millicent B. Ross,
216 00
IIazel L. Packard,
393 00
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Carrie I. Wightman,
404 00
Anna Hennesscy, sub.,
12 00
Bertha Ramsey, sub.,
11 00
Sidney A. Johnson, domestic science,
180 00
Catherine N. Platts, domestic science,
228 00
Alice HI. Jackson, music,
97 81
May E. Baker, drawing,
100 17
$2,253 98
DREWSVILLE DIVISION 12.
Sara E. Sunbury,
$160 00
Emily E. Bemis.
171 00
$331 00
CHRISTIAN HOLLOW.
Mrs. M. B. Hoitt,
$288 0.0
Maud Taylor,
7 00
Ethel Perry,
18 00
$313 00
DIVISION 14.
Winifred Emerson,
$377 00
Total expenditures for teachers,
$9,721 09
SUPPLIES.
A. W. Palmer & Co.,
$53 82
P. C. Hayden,
2 9,5
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.,
45 .06
Charles E. Merrill Co.,
22 8.8
-
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D. C. Heath & Co.,
7 23
J. Fisher & Bro.,
16 80
American Book Co.,
144 34
J. L. Hammett & Co.,
23 22
Milton Bradley Co.,
271 52
White-Smith Music Co.,
1 11
Ginn & Company,
214 33
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
29 04
W. M. Walsh Mfg. Co.,
14 58
O. K. Collins,
1 75
Educational Press Co.,
6 00
Cambridge Botanical Supply Co.,
14 45
Silver, Burdett Co.,
38 60
Atkinson. Mentzer & Grover,
7 36
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins,
25 88
Orange Judd Co.,
4 69
Educational Publishing Co.,
18 93
J. B. Hunter & Co.,
4 35
Charies Seribners Sons,
19 72
Oliver Ditson Co.,
3 48
The Schapirograph Co.,
2 00
Model Press,
2 50
John A. Weber,
19 70
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
181 28
Little, Brown & Co.,
7 20
$1,204 77
JANITOR SERVICE.
Edward Tole,
$333 00
George Nichols,
346 50
C. E. Beckwith,
4 00
M. Comtoise,
9 60
Francis Homand,
4 00
Mrs. M. B. Hoitt,
10 75
We 7
50
Frederic Whitton, Winifred Emerson, Louise Brigham, Rachael Houghton, A. J. Wheeler,
1 50
13 00
7 00
5 00
9 75
$744 10
FUEL.
$828 63
W. H. Kiniry, coal, N. W. Holland, coal
334 45
J. Il. Taggard wood,
12 00
Walter Porter, wood,
16 00
J. E. Hartwell, wood,
4 50
E. T. Stevens, wood,
12 00
C. E. Beckwith wood,
7 00
$1214 58
SALARIES.
Superintendent,
$720 00
Truant officer,
15 00
School board,
6 00
$741 00
Tuition, Bellows Falls high school,
$1,157 43
Note and interest, Savings Bank of Walpole,
1,833 55
Insurance,
119 25
CONVEYANCE AND MILEAGE.
Russell G. Graves, Ollie E. Hall,
$989 00
350 00
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O. J.I. Ploof,
237 50
J. E. Hartwell,
160 50
Clarence Houghton,
59 40
Mrs. Josie Wilbur,
24 50
O. J. Rounds,
75 00
Eugene Wilson,
36 00
Orric Ball,
18 00
$1,949 90
REPAIRS.
E. P. Smith, painting, North Walpole,
$220 70
Cole & Frost, lumber, North Walpole,
7 55
Henry Dodge, mason work, 6 00
Brown & Farnsworth,
19 19
IToward Hardware Co., paints,
95 46
Asa Pratt, Division 1,
1 50
H. C. Podwin,
2 75
George Podwin,
1 50
C. R. Warn, painting, Christian Hollow,
18 50
$373 15
Repairs on flag staffs :
J. F. Henry, North Walpole,
$4 80
L. D. W. Record, Division 1, cash paid out,
5 85
Albert Wellington, Christian Hollow,
1 00
$11 65
MISCELLANEOUS.
F. P. MeNamara, postage and express, $5 40
J. A. Russell, postage and express, 8 50
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L. D. W. Record, stamped envelopes and district ex-
penses,
26 69
James Barrett, sundries,
13 73
C. H. Barnes, 2 bushels seed potatoes, 1 50
Collins & Floyd, repairing clock,
1 00
Geo. E. Welch & Son, 15 40
Field & Lawrence, 50 97
P. H. Gobie Press, 6 15
H. J. Jennison, sawing and putting in wood, 2 00
J. C. Sheridan, drawing water, 2 00
A. J. Wheeler, labor Christian Hollow,
2 88
W. D. Knowlton,
9 30
Carl Smith, work on barge,
1 50
C. W. Hathaway, mowing yards and cartage,
13 09
A. P. Davis, sundries,
22 07
Spaulding & Slade, shades,
13 50
Spaulding & Slade, sundries,
11 32
A. W. Jennings, use of piano,
2 00
Mrs. Ada Nichols, care of towels,
5 00
Mrs. Ida Howard, cleaning,
5 60
Ruby Howard, cleaning,
11 80
Mrs. Ada Nichols,
17 40
David Kenyon, cleaning and work in garden,
14 40
Mrs. Emily Jennison, use of land for garden,
15 00
Osborne, the printer, order books for two years,
10 68
Edward Tole, cleaning,
52 50
Mrs. Edward Tole, cleaning,
20 25
Mrs. Michael Mahoney, cleaning,
20 25
Winifred Emerson, cash paid out,
64
C. E. Beckwith, cash paid out,
31 96
Geo. B. Allbee, work on water system,
65 69
Geo. H. Nichols, work on garden,
3 50
May E. Baker, cash paid out,
25
C. W. Morse, sundries and labor,
15 92
C. W. Morse, sundries and lawn,
15 92
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E. J. Plantier, filling out diplomas,
11 55
Joseph Breck & Sons, fertilizer, 8 08
Pearson Bros., pruning shears,
2 00
A. W. Taylor, drawing water,
5 00
Walpole Water & Sewer Co.,
109 70
Mrs. Heath, cleaning,
3 00
H. C. Podwin, table for laboratory,
6 50
Parcel & Baggage Express,
11 45
John A. Weber, printing school warrants,
4 15
John A. Weber, incidentals,
2 10
Fall Mountain Electric Light & Power Co.,
79 83
Frank Howard, making tongue for bell,
1 50
Charles E. Beckwith, cash paid out,
14 35
Mrs. Chandler, cleaning,
4 25
C. H. Barnes, express, postage and telephone,
3 50
$797 25
RECAPITULATION.
Teachers, salaries,
$9,721 09
Superintendent's salary,
720 00
Tuition Bellows Falls high school,
1,157 43
Notes and interest, Savings Bank of Walpole,
1,833 55
Insurance,
119 25
Supplies,
1,204 77
Conveyance,
1,949 90
Janitor service,
744.10
Fuel,
1,214 58
Repairs,
373 15
Repairs on flag staffs,
11 65
Domestic science department,
36 54
Miscellaneous,
797 25
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Salary of truant officer, Salary of school board,
15 00
6 00
$19,904 26
C. H. BARNES,
C. J. O'NEIL,
J. E. CARROLL,
C. E. BECKWITH,
J. W. GRAVES,
J. H. TAGGARD,
School Board.
ESTIMATES FOR 1912. --
Teachers' salaries,
$9,721 09
Conveyance,
2,100 00
Fuel,
1,200 00
Supplies,
1,200 00
Tuition Bellows Falls high school,
1,200 00
Notes and interest,
1,650 00
Janitor service,
750 00
Superintendent's salary,
720 00
Repairs,
500 00
Insurance,
50 00
Miscellaneous,
600 00
Domestie seienee department,
50 00
Overdraft at Keene National Bank,
1,800 00
$21,820 00
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REPORT OF TREASURER
Of Walpole Town School District, February 20, 1912.
RECEIPTS.
rom town, amount required by law for support of schools, $4,545 00
own, amount for school supplies, 1,200 00
istrict appropriation for support of schools, 9,076 00
tate school fund, allowance for approved teachers, 962 00
tate school fund, allowance for average attendance of pupils, 1,170 00
tate school fund, allowance for one-half salary of superintendent, 360 00
tate literary fund,
501 60
own, dog tax, 245 80
own of Alstead, tuition for 1910,
80 67
own of Alstead, tuition for 1911, 91 67
own of Westminster, tuition for 1911, 73 50
own of Langdon, tuition for 1911, 34 00
nition of Geo. Middleton,
3 75
otatoes sold from school garden,
6 10
umber sold to H. B. Thomas,
5 00
10 pounds coal sold to Congregational church, Walpole, 1 75
verdraft at Keene National Bank, 1,856 60
1
$20,213 44
DISBURSEMENTS.
tid overdraft of Feb. 15, 1911, at Keene National Bank, $335 26
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Paid floating orders, 1910-11, 38 72
Expenditures of school board as per its report, $19,904 26
Less outstanding orders, as per report of school board, 65 20
$19,839 06
Due from the town,
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$20,213 44
INDEBTEDNESS OF TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Note due July 15, 1912,
Note due July 15, 1913,
$1,500 00 1,200 00
JOHN H. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts of the school board and treasurer of the town school district, and have found them correctly cast and properly vouched.
ARTHUR P. DAVIS,
February 24, 1912.
Auditor.
VITAL STATISTICS.
To the Selectmen :
In compliance with an act of the legislature, passed June session, 1987, amended by the legislature of 1899, requiring "clerks of towns and cities to furnish a transcript of the record of births, marriages and deaths to the muni- cipal officers for publication in the Annual Report," I hereby submit the following :
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WALPOLE, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1911.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child (if any).
Male or
Female.
Living or Stillborn. No. ofchild
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother.
Jan. 2 Jan. 25
Bolestaro
John Okgenslsi
Machinist
Russia Ireland
Russia Ireland
Jan. 10
Feb. 26| William Francis
6 | Thomas Phure
Papermaker
Ireland
Ireland
Richard O' Brien
Papermaker
Ireland
Ireland
Feb 1 Catherine Elizabeth Mar 19 Apr. 5
S William H. Fletcher
Farmer
Gardner, Ms.
Walpole
Apr. 13 Alton Ramsay
3
2 William H. Mellish Alexan'r Rattray, Jr. Joseph Musto
Angelslick Dellaport
Hostler
Italy
Italy
Apr. 13
M M
2 |Nicalo Capron
Clementina Clipolett Laborer
Italy
Italy
Apr. 14 Apr. 7
F
7 Joseph Mugo
Congette Coulge Laborer
Italy
Italy Providence, Que.
May 2 Carl Vernon
M
6 George V. Long
Anua May Bates
Fariner
Walpole
Vermont
Springfield Vt.
May 25 Corinne Anna May 7 Domiceli
M M
L
4. Jacob Demerials
Marion Elberta Egeclula Cogzyusle Minnie Throp
Machinist
Russia
Russia
May11 Edward Lemban
7 C. F. Garaphy
Fireman
Ferrisburg, Vt.
Charlotte, Vt.
May24 Raymond Jerome May29 Mary Isabella
Machinist Bellows Falls, Vt. North Walpole
June 19 Mildred Edith June 16 David
2
Thomas Carmody
Laborer
Ireland
Ireland
June 22 Joseph
L 10 Frank Joy
Laborer
Italy
Italy Italy
July 6 George Emerson
L
2 Joseph Baldejaso Bert Coe
Eva C. Ransom
Builder
Westfield, Ms.
St. Albans, Vt.
July 16|Robert Leighton
7 William H. Codding Gertrude Woods
[Baggagemaster
Marlborough, Vt Hartland, Vt.
Mar. 4 Jennie
4
Michael Andoska
Alfonisina Baldassan| Barber
Italy
Italy
June 1 Gerard Francis
1
Edward Mccarthy
Katherine S. Hogan Laborer
Jan. 9 Jobn
M F
3 Joseph Mackunick
Mary Lempka
Laborer
Foreman
Vermont
Austria Canada
June 27 Marion May
M M N M M
1 Leon C. Evans
Mary E. Tole
Papermaker
Newton, Ms.
North Walpole
1 William M. Crotty
1 Richard F. Bellows
Marketman
Springfield, Vt.
Walpole
June 26 Modislistino
Julia Wona
Laborer
Italy
Farmer
Long Island
Walpole
May15 William Harold
F M
Turner Falls, Ms Bellows Falls, Vt. Austria
1 Edward M. Stewart Helena M. Moore
Stepagi Ligcrisisi Mary Cantillon
Fireman Farmer
Bellows Falls, Vt. Westminster, Vt.
6 George H. Wightman Nettie Braley
Mary Dinon Lizzie Lyndale Bessie G. Kirkwood Gardener
Alice S. Chickering Lizzie M. Ramsay Margaret Kiniry
Painter
Prince Ed. Island! Walpole
Apr. 6 Pasqualo
1
11 Joba Walsh
Bridget Wilson Papermaker
Ireland
Ireland
Stephen R. Caney
Ulveuton, Eng. Walpole
Chester, Me.
Westmoreland
Apr. 13
1 Clayton A. German
Machinist
Annic F. Browne Julia F. Griffin Margaret Donovan Filomela Cottilo
2 2 Raymond Galloway Ethel M. Prentiss
Farmer
6 5 Michael Mahoney
1st, 2d,etc.
Sex and Condition.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WALPOLE, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1911.
Date of Birth
Name of Child (if any).
Male or
Female.
Living or
No. ofchild
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Age of Father.
Age of Mother.
Aug.28 Catherine Josephine Aug.30 Lila Ruth
5
Felix Welch
Sept. 7 Sept 21
Sept 28 Bridget Helen
1 Danicl Donovan
Fireman
Ireland
Ireland
Sept 27
6 William L. Delaney Willie Roscoe Long James Baldassaso 4 James Meaney James E. Kane
Hannah M. Beasley Flora May Prentiss Armetio Pargio Mary Crotty Myra Siter
Teamster
Keene
Walpole
Oct. 4 Carmela
Laborer
Italy
Italy
July 18|Josephine
M M
3 Antino Costello
Mary Peallotto
Fireman
Italy
Italy
Nov.26
M
1 Charles White
Bessie Williams
Papermaker
|Russia
Russia
Nov.29 Edward Herbert
Mi
1 |Herbert E. Wells
Flora A Cone
Farmer
Walpole
Perti, Vt.
Jan.
M M
5
L Henry Kalesesgiro
Mary Grigones
Laborer
Russia
Russia
Mar. 1
Margaret Mockinv'k Laborer
Russia
Russia
Aug.29
Mary Groginis Kalisia
Laborer Laborer
Russia
Russia
Oct. 21
4 Dennis Hennessey
Ice merchant
North Walpole
North Wolpole
Nov. 12
6 James Tyman
Catherine Calvey
Papermaker
Ireland
Ireland
Nov.13
10 John Dunn
¡Papermaker
Ireland
Montpelier, Vt.
Dec. 10
12 Thomas Gallagher
Bridget Gallagher
Laborer
Ireland
Ireland
N
M
3 |Edward Hearne 6 James Murry 4 Fred Nicholas
Nellie Aylward Gironai Tato
Breakinan R R
Ireland
|North Walpole
Merchant
Italy
Italy
Mary Balaassan
Laborer
Italy
Italy
Jan. 12
1 Eugene C. Nelson N. C. Morrison
Mary Sylvester Carrie E. Watkins Elizabeth Hardwick Stationery eng. Machinist
Railr'd brakem'n Bellows Falls, \'t. North Walpole Farmer
Bridgewater, Vt. Walpole Liverpool, Eng. Bradford, Eng.
Putney, Vt.
Walpole
8 1 George W. Jeffrey Percie Louise Roy Nora Henessey
Papermaker
Bellows Falls, Vt. North Walpole
Oct. 16
Papermaker
Ireland
Ireland
Papermaker
Ireland
Ireland
July 15 James Henry July 26
Nov. 19 Edmond Francis Dec. 19 James
Russia
Russia
Sept 23
1 Carl Blaskievich 1 Tony Stok 1 Joseph Grigonis
Stillborn.
1st, 2d,etc.
Sex and Condition.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WALPOLE, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1911.
Date of Mar- riage. ria
Place of Marriage.
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Age in years.
Occupation of Groom and Bride.
Place of Birth of each.
Names of Parents.
- Birthplace of Parents.
Condition .*
Name, Residence and Official Sta- tion of person by whom mar- ried.
Mar 25 Walpole
Leland Graves
Walpole Walpole
23 Farming
Walpole
|WilliamC.Graves| Walpole
Chesterfield, Ms
1st
IValpole [line
Apr. 17 Walpole
Henry E. Honghton Walpole
22 Farming
Walpole
[N.Y. Ellenborough,
Nellie Kempton Oakey H. Ploof Ettie Johnson
No. Hampton, Moors, N. Y. Moors, N. Y.
1st
Apr. 19 Walpole
Robert S. Sawyer
Walpole
26 Farmer
Charlesto'nMs.
Henry H. Sawyer Charlesto'n, Ms ist Rev. L. Amor Lelia Lucy Slade Boston, Ms
Bessie Susan Tidd
Walpole
[Vt.
Bellows Falls 22 Machinist
Bellows Falls
Garrett Crotty
Ireland
1st Rv. L. Wilde
Anna F. Brown
No. Walpole
22 Housework
No. Walpole
Elizab'h M'Garry Brandon, Vt
June 1|Keene
Ira A. Hitchcock
Walpole
25 Farming
Westminster
West, Vt.|fohn R.Hitchcock Westmin'r W, Vt|1st Rv. W.O. Conrad Keene Emma L. Boutell, Hinsdale
H. H. Thompson Marlow
1st
June 27 No. Walpole
Francis C. Shaughn- No. Walpole
25 Clerk
No. Walpole
P. Shaughnesy Margaret King
Ireland
1st Rv JMcDonough No. Walpole
Mary A. Gallagher
No. Walpole
24 Clerk
C. McDonald
¡England
Meriden
Aug. 16 Alstead
George W. Jeffrey
Walpole
24 Machinist
Putney, Vt.
Lewis Jeffrey Louise M. Bell
Claremont
1st Rv. O. Brown Alstead
Percie Louise Roy
Walpole
22 Housework
Walpole
William E. Roy |Walpole Mary A. Watkins Walpole
[Ms.
[line
Aug. 18 Walpole
Ernest E. Hartwell
Walpole
25 Teamster
Westmoreland
Louisa M. Ross Walpole
Irving Thompson Jay, Me.
Mildred L. Porter
Walpole
|25 Nurse
Maine
Thedia Thomps'n Livermore, Me.
2đ
* Whether single or widowed. What marriage-whether 1st, 2d, etc.
-
1st Rv H.G.Megath-
Urana C. Emerson
17|Housework
So. Dakota
Hattie E. Joslyn Maine FrankE Emerson Walpole Cora M. Heald
Frank Houghton Walpole [Ms.
1st|Rv H.G.Megath-
Walpole
Gladys V. Ploof
Walpole
20 Honsework
27 Stenographer Walpole
Frank J. Tidd Elizabeth A. Wells England
Wetherfield, Vt. 1st
Walpole
Feb. 17 No. Walpole
William M. Crotty
ĮIreland
No. Walpole
Bellows Falls
1st
Florence BThompson Lesy
Walpole
22 Housework
Walpole
Harriet Sandus |New York State
Ireland
Wilmington Del James Gallagher Ireland
1st
1st
John E. Hartwell Hubbardston,
1st Rv H.G.Megath-
Walpole
[line
Bridget O'Brien James Brown
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WALPOLE, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1911.
Date of Mar- riage.
Place of Marriage.
Name and Surname of Groom and Bride.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Age in years.
Occupation of Groom and Bride.
Place of Birth of each.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Condition."
Name, Residence and Official Sta- tion of person by whom mar- ried.
Aug.24 Walpole
James F. Reed
Chicago, Il1.
27 Draftsman
La Salle, Il1.
William Reed
La Selle, Il1. Eliz'bethMitchell La Selle, Ill. Lucius Wellingt'n Walpole
Walpole Italy
Italy
1st
Sept. 2 No. Walpole
Frederick W. Griffin
No. Walpole
19 School
No. Walpole
Patrick Griffin Hannah Shean James Hankard Ellen O' Brien
Ireland Ireland
1st
[line
Sept 18 Walpole
Samuel G. Morrill
Danville, Vt.
33 Stone cutter
Danville, Vt.
Malden, Vt. Abner W. Morrill Greenboro, Vt. Ella P. Clifford
1st Rv H.G. Megath- Walpole
Jennie M. Bricket
Danville, Vt.
40 Housework
Sutton
Cabot, Vt. Elisha P. Bricket Mansfield, Vt. Myra Buck
2đ
Nov. 6 Charlestown
Royal C. Butler Edith Jeffrey
Walpole
21 Laborer
Jay, Vt.
Charles Butler Bell Niles Lewis Jeffrey Louisa M. Bell
Meridon
Ist
Oct. 4 Ashuelot
William J. Fitzgerald No. Walpole
Hinsdale
20 Housework
Hinsdale
Annie O'Mara John T. Powers MargaretRowan William O. Keith Douglass, Ms.
Ireland Winchester Winchester
1st
Dec. 26 Walpole
Carl M. Keith
Walpole
28 Machinist
Charlestown
Fanny M. Morse Cabot, Vt.
Willard W. Chase Bangor, N Y.
Mae Ethel Chase
Walpole
20 Housework
Lowell, Ms.
Tessie A. White |Bangor, N. Y.
1st Rv. J.C. Flanders Rochester
1st
Aug.26 No. Walpole
Alice C. Wellington Paul Fiado
Walpole
25 Stenographer Walpole
21 Laborer
Italy
Italy
G. Balaassan
Alstead
1st|Rv F. W.Coakley No. Walpole
ElizabethA. Hankard No. Walpole
18 Housework
No. Walpole
L. Grace Royce Rosco Fiado Manolula Capiro Nicolo Calaldo
1st|Rv F.W.Coakley No. Walpole
Mary Calaldo
No. Walpole No. Walpole
16 Housework
19 Housework
Westminster Vt
No. Walpole
John J. Fitzgerald Ireland
Claremont
1st Rv. J. H. Creden Charlestown
Walpole
22 Engineer
1st Rv. F. J. Howatt Ashuelot
Doris E. Powers
* Whether single or widowed. What marriage-whether 1st. 2d, etc.
1st|Rev. L. Amor Walpole
1st
Jay, Vt.
Newport
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WALPOLE, N. H , FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1911.
Date of Death.
Age.
Sex and Cond'n
Place of Birth.
Name and Surname
of the Deceased.
Years.
Months.
Male or
Female.
S., M., W .*
Father.
Mother.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Jan. 4 Sally M. Jewell
73
23 Hingsbury, Vt.
F M M
Westmoreland Walpole Charlestown
Walpole Walpole Stoddard
Kijah Fitch Mary [. Burt Isabella Leonard Rebecca
May22 Edward A. Watkins 56 7 13 Walpole
Jan. 12 Helen K. Cushing
64
7 27 Stoddard
Jan. 30 Louisa M. Comstock 77 Jan. 31 |Lillian Conway 1
2 14 North Walpole
S Ireland
Ireland
Feb. 19 Rhoda M. Wilbur Feb. 24 Abagail N. Webster
76,11 96
5 Keene
W Roxbury
Mar. 2 Louisa H.Chickering 65
5
2 Chesterfield
M
Massachusetts Westmoreland Newfane, Vt.
Roxbury New Hampshire Westmoreland Bellows Falls
Sara Stowell Sally Bennett Julia Lonegan
Mar 19 Rosa Hartwell
54 2 4 Alstead
Mar 23| Baby Caney
4|Walpole
39 10|17 Co. Cork, Ireland
M
Ulventon, Eng. Ireland
Mar 27 |Andrew Meany Mar 27 Emily I. M. Fisher
76
1 13 Walpole
W Walpole
Dublin
Lois Derby
Apr. 5 Infant, Fletcher
Walpole
M
Walpole
Westmoreland
Alice I. Chickering
Apr. 8 Patrick Hartnett
55
21 |Ireland
M
M
Ireland
Ireland
William H. Fletcher Patrick Hartnett William Crotty Salom Towne
Ellen Anglin
Apr. 11 Ellen Ratchford
57
2 30 Ireland
Ireland
Ireland
Kate Ahern
May 6 Haskell C. Towne
69
8 26 Alstead
W
-- Cushing
May17 Timothy S. Maloney
22
10 North Walpole
S Manchester
Antrim Bellows Falls
Timothy Malouey Frank N. Rousseau Elisha Moultrope Antino Sheltic Calvin Tenney Henry Lynch
Anne Skaornslsi Tabitha Baker
July 6 George W. Tenney
83
6 Marlow
M
M W
Ireland
Henry Davidsou
Mary McKensie
June 28 |George Lord
14.11|
8 Somersworth
July 27 Bridget F. Henry
16| 7
2 North Walpole
F
S Ireland Ireland
Sept. 2 David Carmody
2 7 North Walpole
M M
Scotland
Port Levi, Ca. Ireland Ireland Scotland
Thomas Casmody William Selkirk
Margaret Donovan Janet Browne
Sept. 4 James Selkirk
70 11 25 Canada
M F M
M
Russia
Russia
76
2
2 Ireland
Mary Connell
July 11 Thomas Lynch July 23 Maria Willson
73
St. Sylvester, Ca.
M M
Wareham. Ms.
May22 Frank W. Rousseau
3
Gleasondale, Ms.
Elizabeth Sylvester Delia Atmand Sarah
May22 Charles Moultrope July 3 Peter Shelie
66
30
8 2 Sutton, Vt. Russia
M Sutton, Vt.
Ireland
Charles W. Morse Jerome Shepherd Stephen R. Caney Andrew Meany Oliver Martin
Bessie G. Kirkwood Mary Twoney
Mar. 5 Sarah L. Daggett
S9|11|26 Westmoreland
Mar. 9 Mildred Ruth Morse 13
1 25 Walpole
S
M S S
Cheshire, Ms.
Darius Ingerson Nelson Wilbur Alfred Watkins John S. Jones Caleb Crane Jobn Conway Preston Titus Roswell Nims Wilson Holden Herbert Cole
Greeley Margaret Gallagher Vaster Wellington Sally Wilson
Jan. 4 Curtis B. Wilbur
76 11 26 Westmoreland
Place of Birth.
Name of Father.
Days.
* Single, married or widowed.
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