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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.
Place of Birth.
Days.
Male or
Female.
S., M., W .*
Father.
Mother.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Sept. 6 Francis Coffey
Sept. S Henry E. Putnam
83
1 |27 North Walpole 4 Drewsville
S
Poland
Poland
Frank Coffey
Sept 17 William Milldricts
45 11 19
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5 18 Damariscotta, Me.
M No. Yarmouth Me No. Yarmouth Me Edwin Seabury
Sept 20 Edwin K. Seabury Sept 20, Unknown man Sept 23 Clifford E. Bellows
55 59' 5 23 Barnstable, Ms.
S
S Nova Scotia
S
Ireland
S Ireland
Ireland
M Ireland
Ireland
Dec. 16 Sarah Buffum
79 3 12 Walpole
Westmoreland
Sterling, Conn.
Dec. 20 Carmela Baldassan
Italy
Italy
Dec. 25 Bridget Griffin
87
2 16 North Walpole Ireland
Ireland
Ireland
Dec. 22 Edmond M. Powers 18 11 19 North Walpole
S Ireland
Ireland
Dec. 28 Sarah M. Warn
75
2 10 Walpole
M Walpole
John Conway Patrick Whalen Daniel O'Brien ¡William Buffum James Balassan Patrick O'Connor Nicholas Powers John Titus -
Agnes Pleits Lucy Brooks Margaret Colter Elizabeth Mason
Oct. 14 Charles E Crehore Oct. 28: Mary E. McNutt
79 9 20 Walpole
15 |7 14 Walpole
Prince Ed. Island Everett T. McNutt Ireland
Nov. 3; Patrick S. Conway Nov. 6 Patrick Whalen Dec. 17 Thomas O'Brien
15|11 |18 North Walpole
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32 8
Gassette, Vt.
42
6 Alstead 4
M M M M M M M
M M Ireland
Ashburnham, Ms. New Ipswich, Ms. Jacob Putnam Ireland
Edmund Milldriets
M Boston, Ms. Walpole
Charles Crehore CoopersTownNY John N. Bellows Walpole
Mary Nichols Lucy Bowker ¡Elizabeth Rattray Mary Gallagher Myria Lynch Katherine Ryan Mary A. D. Gordon Ametio Perglo
Bridget McNamara Hannah Mildrick Susan Wellington
* Single, married or widowed.
Name of Father.
I hereby certify that the foregoing transcript of births. marriages and deaths is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN W. HAYWARD, Town Clerk.
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[TOWN WARRANT.] STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Cheshire, ss.
To the inhabitants of the town of Walpole qualified to vote in town affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at the town house in said town of Walpole, on Tuesday, the twelfth day of March, next, 1912, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects :
Article 1 .- To choose a town clerk for the ensuing year.
Art. 2 .- To choose selectmen, auditors, sealer of weights and measures, fence views, and all other necessary officers for the ensuing year.
Art. 3 .- To see what action the town will take in relation to raising the license fees for the sale of liquors.
Art. 4 .- To raise money for support of schools, school supplies, the poor, town library, cemeteries, to build and re- pair highways and bridges, and for such other current and incidental expenses as may accrue.
Art. 5 .- To sec if the town will vote to pay John J. Fitz- gerald for extra labor and material furnished by him in the construction of the bridge over the Connecticut river between the towns of Walpole, N. H., and Westminster, Vt., and pro- vide means therefor, or take any action in relation thereto.
Art. 6 .- To see if the town will authorize its selectmen to raise money on the notes of the town as needed for current
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expenses, in anticipation of the receipt of taxes for the year, and also in order to meet expenses not foreseen at the time of making the yearly estimate.
Art. 7 .- To see if the town will vote to exempt from taxa- tion money loaned the town by its citizens at a rate not ex- ceeding four per cent.
Art. 8 .- To see if the town will vote to discontinue high- way leading by Irving Felch's house from the River road.
Art. 9 .- To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars to defray the expenses of decorating the soldiers' graves, May 30th, 1912.
Art. 10 .- To act upon any account that may be presented.
Art. 11 .- To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Given at Walpole this twenty-third day of February, 1912.
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[SCHOOL WARRANT.] STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the inhabitants of the town school district of Walpole, qualified to vote in district affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at the town house, in said Walpole, on Saturday, the 16th day of March, 1912, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following sub- jects :
1st .- To choose a moderator for the ensuing year. 2nd .- To choose a clerk for the ensuing year.
3rd .- To choose two members of the school board for a term of three years.
4th .- To choose a treasurer for the ensuing year.
5th .- To choose one or more auditors for the ensuing year.
6th .- To see what sums of money the district will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of schools, repairing school houses, payment of district debt and interest thercon, and for other district expenses.
7th .- To see if the district will vote to renew the con- tract with Bellows Falls high school, for the tuition of high school pupils from North Walpole, and pass any vote thercon.
8th .- To sce if the district will vote to renew the con- tract with Bellows Falls high school for the tuition of high school pupils from Drewsville, and pass any vote thereon.
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9th .- To hear the report of any committee, officers, or agents heretofore chosen, and pass any vote in relation there- to, and transact any other business that may legally come be- fore said meeting.
Given under our hands at said Walpole, this 27th day of February, 1912.
C. H. BARNES, C. J. O'NEIL, J. E. CARROLL, C. E. BECKWITH, J. H. TAGGARD, J. W. GRAVES, School Board of Walpole.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Walpole, N. H.
For the Year Ending
Tuesday, March 11, 1913
CHESHIRE REPUBLICAN PRESS, KEENE, N. H.
ANNUAL REPORTS
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OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Walpole, N. H.
For the Year Ending
Tuesday, March 11, 1913
CHESHIRE REPUBLICAN PRESS, KEENE, N. H.
REPORT OF SELECTMEN
VALUATION OF TOWN OF WALPOLE AS APPRAISED BY THE SELECTMEN APRIL 1, 1912 FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAXATION
Number of polls, 714,
Improved and unimproved land and buildings,
Horses, 624,
$714 00 2,917,531 \00 65,111 00 104 00
Asses and mules, 2,
Oxen, 34,
2,397 00
Cows, 851,
30,642 00
Other Neat Stock, 244,
5,422 00
Sheep, 728,
2,738 00
Hogs, 22,
200.00
Fowls, 529,
360 00
Vehicles and autos, 83,
15,470 00
Portable mills, 1,
1,000 00
Boats and launches, 1,
100 00
Stock in public funds,
40 00
Stock in banks and other corporations in the State,
13,034 00
Money on hand at interest or on deposit,
27,736 26
Stock in trade,
128,114 00
Aquaducts and gas engines, .
-11,518 00
$3,292,893 26 /
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Amount Voted to Be Raised by Taxation at March Meeting, 1912
State tax,
$4,242 00
County tax,
4,625 54
Town paupers,
2,000 00
Installment on town debt,
4,000 00
Interest on town debt,
2,220 00
Highways and bridges,
5,000 00
Police and tramps,
1,000 00
Cemeteries,
100 00
Town library,
500 00
Town officers,
1,000 00
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Connecticut bridges,
100 00
250 00
Contingent fund, Snow bills, 1911-1912,
300 00
Interest on town notes,
500 00
Support of schools,
5,047 50
School surplus,
1,200 00
Discount on taxes,
1,100 00
Decorating soldiers' graves,
25 00
State aid,
790 13
$34,000 17
TOWN OFFICERS
Danicl Connors (selectman),
$200 00
Harry J. Jennison (selectman),
200 00
William H. Kiniry (selectman),
200 00
William H. Kiniry (clerk town school district),
5 00
Charles H. Barnes (moderator and ballot clerk),
25 00
Charles E. Angier (four meetings ballot clerk),
20 00
John W. Hayward (town clerk),
100 00
Frank A. Spaulding (treasurer),
50 00
John E. Proctor ( collector), 4
150 00
John E. Proctor (ballot clerk),
5 00
James T. Relihan (collector),
150 00
George Gale (ballot clerk),
2 50
John Hennessy (supervisor of check list),
25 00
C. E. Beckwith (supervisor of checklist),
25 00
John A. Weber (supervisor of check list),"
25 00
Daniel W. Lynch (ballot clerk),
10 00
James O'Brien (ballot clerk),
10 00
Newell Holden (ballot clerk),
5 00
Thomas Kiniry (ballot clerk),
5 00
Thomas Fitzgerald (ballot clerk),
5 00
John E. Proctor (State primary)
2 50
Russell G. Graves (State primary),
3 00
Robert Patterson (ballot clerk,)
5 00
$1,228 00
POLICE AND TRAMPS
C. L. Brackett, 66
1
$57 50
55 00
55 00
5
:
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32 50
90 50
66
82 00
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30 00
66
166 00
66 66
136 50
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66 66
76 50
112 50
66
64 50
66
66
60 00
Bart Kiniry,
77 00
N. W. Holland, wood lockup,
5 63
New England telephone,
1 69
Howard Hardware Co.,
8 70
F. S. Pierce, two suits for police,
42 55
New England telephone,
1 75
Pat Tyman,
107 60
Robert Howard,
11 00
Newell Holden,
4 00
Robert Sawyer,
4 00
James Barrett, tramp feed,
4 56
James Blake,
9 50
J. W. Callahan, fees police court,
347 00
H. A. Perry, fees to Westmoreland,
571 05
Howard Hardware Co., police supplies,
2 85
H. J. Jennison, tramp feed,
1 00
New England telephone,
1 75
A. W. Taylor, term for police,
13 50
P. A. Kaleene, feed transient poor,
11 25
Brown & Farnsworth, repairs on lockup,
4 89
New England telephone,
1 85
C. L. Sturtevant, fees in police court,
10 31
Spaulding & Slade, tramp feed,
1 08
C. L. Sturtevant, insurance on lockup,
3 30
H. J. Jennison, wood to lockup,
6 00
R. G. Graves, term for police,
1 50
John Hartnett, tramp feed,
3 37
$2,277 09
O. T. JOSLIN, AUCTION
Cash received at sale, $149 60
Paid auctioneer, $12 50
Wm. H. Kiniry, (labor, auction bills, etc.), 9 85
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Robert S. Sawyer, labor,
3 00
$25 35
Paid town treasurer,
$124 25
BOOK AND PRINTING
Cheshire Republican, order book,
$4 00
W. H. Kiniry, stamped envelopes,
11 00
R. S. Sawyer, stamped envelopes,
10 87 .
Cheshire Republican, blanks,
12 00
Sentinel Printing Co., town reports, .
61 20
F. A. Spaulding, stamps,
1 20
E. C. Eastman, book,
4 50
R. S. Sawyer, stamped envelopes,
5 34
Cheshire Republican, blanks,
2 50
Cheshire Republican, order books,
2 00
John A. Weber, town warrant and check lists,
45 10
Keene Sentinel, Canal Co. tax sale,
10 13
Independent Statesman, Canal Co. tax sale,
13 50
W. H. Spalter, tax book, two years.
8 00
$191 34
TOWN PAUPERS
Dor and Helen Adams: Aid, W. H. Kiniry, (fuel $48 07; plowing $1 50),
$180 00
49 57
$229 57
Mr. Richard Murry :
Aid,
$50 00
Dennis Brennan (rent),
172 00
Frank B. Phelps (wood),
7 50
Patrick Tyman (rent),
12 00
W. H. Kiniry (coal),
20 50
W. H. Kiniry (moving),
2 10
$264 10
Mr. John Rale : Mrs. English (nurse), $47 00
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Mrs. Meaney (board of nurse),
Rockingham hospital,
168 00
Dennis Flanery (board of Lena Rale),
37 00
George Gale (rent),
25 00
O. A. Gast (medicine),
26 20
Dr. J. C. Lennihan,
214 25
W. E. Pierce (milk), Aid,
50 00
W. H. Kiniry (coal),
10 57
J. P. Hartnett (groceries),
3 03
$596 80
Mrs. Ed. Powers :
Dr. John F. Rudden,
$27 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (coal),
36 67
Wm. H. Kiniry (rent, 131/2 months),
135 00
W. E. Pierce (milk),
36 42
A. M. Richards (meat),
55 88
James Barrett (groceries)
101 03
$392 00
David Harty : New Hampshire State hospital, $13 71
Patrick Farrell :
Wm. H. Kiniry (coal),
$8 50
Dr. Lennihan (commitment),
3 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (expenses to Concord),
14 76
Wmn. H. Kiniry (to Concord after Farrell),
24 13
$50 39
James Doyle : John P. Hartnett (groceries), $9 00
O. T. Joslin :
Harmon Whitton (sawing wood),
$3 95
F. J. Wheeler (splitting wood),
3 50
F. J. Whitton (care),
51 00
Dr. W. F. Hazelton (attendance),
9 50
Keene hospital (5 1-7 weeks),
61 75
Keene hospital (ambulance to Westmoreland),
6 00
Dr. J. B. Hyland (attendance),
30 00
Wm. J. Hall (burial),
38 50
10 50
5 25
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C. L. Sturtevant (interest), County farm (care), Dr. Lennihan (attendance),
15 00
45 00
20 50
H. J. Jennison (to Westmoreland),
2 00
A. W. Taylor (team), R. G. Graves (team),
2 00
3 00
$291 70
Jarvis Hinds :
Spaulding & Slade (groceries)
$13 03
George Chandler (interest),
25 00
$38 03
Frank Palmer:
N. W. Holland, wood,
$13 50
Stella Wilbur :
Mrs. C. E. Angier (care),
$234 84
Dr. Wood (attendance),
1 50
Richard Ward (ambulance to Westmoreland),
7 00
Cheshire County farm (care),
95 00
$338 34
Adeline Fisher :
A. C. Fisher (care),
$171 00
Peter Lebiurkis :
George Poliski (care),
$37 50
Sysko & Belaski (provisions),
40 04
Mrs. Wm. Duffy (cooking),
10 50
Mrs. Wm. Duffy (rent),
12 00
Dr. John H. Blodgett (attendance),
15 75
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$115 79
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Mrs. P. J. Reardon : Dr. Lennihan (commitment to State hospital),
$3 00
Total,
$2,526 83
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COUNTY PAUPERS
Mrs. Clement : Aid,
$160 00
Mrs. J. Flynn :
Aid,
$78 98
Mrs. Ed. Haynes : Aid, $176 87
Mary Long :
Aid,
$50 00
W. E. Pierce (milk),
5 67
James Kane (rent),
35 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (coal),
16 25
Frank Phelps (wood),
3 75
$110 67
Mrs. Reganey : Aid,
$180 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (coal),
25 00
$205 00
Frank Musriacke:
Joe Kotourki (groceries),
$55 26
A. M. Taylor (milk), Wm. H. Kiniry (coal),
6 37
4 25
$65 88
Mrs. Sophia Staltmark : Aid,
$90 00
Dr. J. C. Lennihan (attendance),
10 00
Dr. J. C. Lennihan (boy broken leg),
83 10
$183 10
Hobo (cut up) : Dr. J. C. Lennihan (dressing head),
$6 00
Unknown man found dead:
Welch & Son (burial services),
427
$31 00
10
Mrs. John Barry :
Mrs. D. Mackasy (care), A. G. Day (milk),
$28 00
1 82
Dr. J. C. Lennihan (attendance),
33 00
James Barrett (provisions),
2 63
D. W. Riley (alcohol),
1 00
John P. Hartnett (provisions),
3 48
$69 93
Mrs. Wm. Hogan :
James Barrett (provisions),
$4 40
Wm. H. Kiniry (coal),
7 00
James Hennessy (rent),
32 83
F. H. Cragin (meat),
12 74
J. J. Fenton (clothing),
8 00
W. E. Pierce (milk),
3 71
Zeno Bros., (pastry),
10 32
Goodnow Bros. & Pearson (clothing),
10 00
Richard Ward (team to Westmoreland),
7 00
John P. Hartnett (provisions),
22 32
Wm. H. Kiniry,
9 00
$127 32
Hazen (Hobo) : Dr. Woods,
$4 00
O. S. Moore :
C. H. Moore (expense to Concord),
$12 44
Pat Driscoll :
Wm. Hayes (team to hospital),
$ 75
Agnes Lockwood (hospital),
5 00
:
$5 75
Joseph Alexander : Mrs. Agnes Lockwood (hospital),
i
$3 00
Dr. Mousley,
5 00
$8 00
W. R. Tatro : Mrs. W. H. Coddins (board and care),
1 $25 00
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Agnes Lockwood (child at hospital),
34 27
$59 27
Mrs. Moulthrope : O. J. Butterfield (rent), $45 00
H. Royce :
Wm. H. Kiniry (coal),
$4 00
Albert Kalisker:
Joe Kotanski (provisions),
$13 02
Thos. Morris : Dr. Lennihan (attendance and telephone),
$1 70
$1,367 93
TOWN HALL
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co., repairs,
$3 00
H. J. Jennison, wood,
21 00
Spaulding & Slade, supplies,
7 65
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
35 55
A. T. Felsh, janitor,
4 05
C. W. Chickering, janitor, .
12 30
O. H. Riley, repairs on booths,
1 20
New England Telephone,
35
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
9 60
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
15 29
W. F. Bellows, janitor,
80
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
17 00
New England Telephone,
40
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
4 80
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
11 25
Howard Hardware Co., locks,
3 60
A. T. Felsh, janitor,
2 00
N. W. Holland, coal,
119 53
A. T. Felsh, janitor,
2 50
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
23 83
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
8 40
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
5 57
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
13 73
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
8 76
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
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13 50
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Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
8 80
W. D. Knowlton, repairs,
10 40
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
13 95
Telephone,
45
Howard Hardware Co.,
1 60
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
20 25
C. W. Chickering janitor,
14 40
A. T. Felsh, janitor,
2 65
A. P. Davis, supplies,
1 80
C. W. Morse, stove and pipe,
2.4 41
O. H. Hiley, repairs,
1. 40
C. W. Chickering, janitor,
14 40
$460 17
SUBWAYS, NORTH WALPOLE
Dennis Flannery, care,
$98 90
J. Carroll, care,
2 88
Peter Blake, care,
1 75
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co., light,
49 50
$153 03
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TOLL BRIDGE
C. L. Sturtevant, insurance,
$85 75
M. H. Ray, insurance,
26 83
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
30 00
W. H. Kiniry, snowing bridge,
2 55
$145 13
WALPOLE AND WESTMINSTER BRIDGE
Spaulding & Slade,
$6 12
Fall Mountain Electric Light Co.,
15 00
$21 12
ARCH BRIDGE, NORTH WALPOLE Fall Mountain Electric Light Co., $75 00
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TOWN SCHOOLS
John H. Williams,
$12,000 00
John H. Williams,
2,000 00
John H. Williams, 3,000 00
John H. Williams,
3,000 00
John H. Willimas,
2,081 25
Fall Mountain Electric light at Town Hall, 14 97
$22,096 22
ROAD AGENT
George Ballou, $6,100 00
NORTH WALPOLE VILLAGE DISTRICT 31
Wm. J. Corbett, $5,760 00
WALPOLE VILLAGE DISTRICT
C. L. Sturtevant,
$1,945 00
SHEEP KILLED BY DOGS
Ira Ramsey,
$4 00
R. N. Smith,
4 00
H. H. Thompson, ...
3 00
Ira Hubbard, yearling heifer,
20 00
R. S. Sawyer, express,
1 60
$32 60
TOWN LIBRARY
Amount raised,
$500 00
Annie M. Buffum,
500 00
ROADS AND BRIDGES
John B. Lloyd (blacksmith), $19 60
Wm .H. Kiniry (sanding sidewalks),
17 10
Wm. M. Kiniry (turning water),
4 22
Cornelius Griffin (turning water),
1 00
Solomon Ballam (turning water),
9 10
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Robert S. Sawyer (turning water),
3 90
Fred Tole (Hatch Hill), 5 50
Bart. Driscoll (Depot Hill), 3 90
John B. Lloyd (blacksmith), 18 30
George O. Dette (washout at Dutchman's crossing), 222 00
Jerry Carroll (washout at Dutchman's crossing), 37 58
Patrick Whalon (washout at Dutchman's crossing), 34 08
vJohn McDonald (washout at Dutchman's crossing), 20 23
- Henry Jackson (washout at Dutchman's Crossing), 29 60
James Hartnett (washout at Dutchman's crossing),
40 10
v Wm. Whalon (washout at Dutchman's crossing),
5 25
v Wilfred Odette (washout at Dutchman's crossing),
41 78
. W. Smith (washout at Dutchman's crossing),
6 23
Wm. H. Kiniry (teams),
31 74
/ John Monogue (washout at Dutchman's crossing),
7 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (stones for washout),
117 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (logs for washout),
30 00
Timothy O'Brien (turning water),
13 00
F. H. Booth (turning water),
4 45
Roert S. Sawyer (turning water),
4 38
Michael Hall (turning water),
5 78
Howard Hardware Co., (Conizates culvert),
55 12
Clifford Felch, 2
2 75
H. D. Gale (log drag),
7 50
W. F. Bellows (filing saws),
1 75
Frank P. Allan, ?
19 20
C. W. Morse (tile),
14 02
F. H. Watkins, Y
3 00
Henry Thompson (turning water),
3 45
O. H. Riley (roof on market piazza),
7 35
Jarvis Hinds, 1
12 15
Robert S. Sawyer (repairing river road),
5 60
George Ballam (maintaining State highway),
51 85
H. W. Smith (hole in road),
1 00
H. J. Jennison (turning water),
2 20
Lawrence Cole (helping tree trimmer),
$1 75
C. M. Russell (road drag),
6 50
Robert S. Sawyer (maintaining State highway),
7 70
Solomon Ballam Est., turning water,
7 90
W. C. Foster,
2 00
Howard Hardware Co., (1910-11 bill),
46 45
Howard Hardware Co.,
4 15
Wm. H. Kiniry (turning water, arch bridge),
2 35
Wm. H. Kiniry (fence posts, 1910),
2 25
George B. Tiffany (repairing Foster's hill),
13 50
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Wm. Wessell (brewery road), 6 00
A. J. Wheeler (repair town plow), 1 25
Timothy O'Brien (raking stones), 1 05
Robert Sawyer, 1 00
W. H. Kiniry (men and team to May 5), 46 80
H. J. Jennison (men and team to May 5), 8 20
Brown & Farnsworth (road drag), 6 50
C. M. Clough (men and team to May 5), 12 70
C. L. Sturtevant (Insurance on Drewsville bridges), 17 50
A. E. Houghton (turning water), 8 00
$1,123 31
SNOW BILLS
Ollie Hall,
$9 50
Robert S. Sawyer,
20 00
G. H. Wightman,
6 20
W. H. Dinsmore,
3 60
Harry J. Jennison,
1 00
Thos. Powers,
16 00
C. S. Bain,
13 50
D. M. Hennessy,
40 59
G. H. Hooper,
17 20
Orric Ball,
9 00
R. N. Smith,
50 25
Ira W. Ramsay,
22 40
Charles Hathaway,
26 50
R. G. Graves,
1 50
E. T. Steven,
9 31
J. Fred Whitney,
6 65
$253 20
ACCOUNT OF "HALL'S BRIDGE," BUILT BY WM. H. KINIRY
W. H. Kiniry, day labor,
$192 23
W. H. Kiniry, team,
96 00
W. H. Kiniry, 7 squares roofing, 10 50
W. H. Kiniry, 135 bbls. cement,
189 00
W. H. Kiniry, automobile, 48 days,
240 00
W. H. Kiniry, 4 gal, valve oil, $2 00; 1 gal. machine oil, 35c; telephone, 50c, 2 85
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16
W. H. Kiniry, fare to Westmoreland, 40
W. H. Kiniry, caps and fuse, 45c ; locks and hasps, 25c, 70
W. H. Kiniry, derrick and hoist,
150 50
W. H. Kiniry, diaphram pump,
5 00
W. H. Kiniry, 6 ft. iron pipe, $1 20; 24 ft. cast iron pipe, $5 00, 6 20
Kiniry & Brown, pump and mixer,
74 00
Kiniry & Brown, 587 ft. spruce,
14 68.
George Kiniry, day labor,
133 92
Jerry Carroll, day labor,
51 96
James Hartnett, day labor,
1 48
Will McDonald, day labor,
18 00
Ed Beaumont, day labor,
98 00
Michacl Beaumont, day labor,
26 00
Pratt Benware, day labor,
70 00
Patrick Farrell, day labor,
1 00
George Tuttle, day labor,
102 00
W. W. Warn, Jr., day labor,
63 54
John Flynn, day labor,
80 88
John Small, day labor,
10 50
Wmn. Griffin, day labor,
2 00
N. W. Holland, team,
13 50
Richard Ward, team,
21 50
George O'Dett, team,
144 00
George Tiffany, 704 ft. pinc,
7 04
F. H. Watkins, 250 ft. hemlock,
3 75
Brawn & Farnsworth, "sheeth pilling,"
7 91
W. H. Bodine, galvanized iron pipe,
2 00
Standard Oil Co., 130 gals. gasoline,
20 80
Abenaque Machine Co., engine,
$79 50
pulley, 30x4, 7 00
one 10p, No. 215, 20
labor on engine, 1 00
John Graves, 48 yds. sand,
4 80
Anson Burbee, 120 yds. gravel,
12 00
Howard Hardware Co., locks, hinges and hasps, $1 05; spikes and nails, $7 50,
8 55
James Barrett, 2 prs. rubber boots,
7 25
$1,982 14
Sold : A. A. Gilsum, 1 bag cement, $ 40
W. Fletcher, 12 bags cement,
4 20
87 70
17
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Orim Ramsay, 10 bags cement, 3 50
F. A. Seward, 10 bags cement, 3 50
W. H. Grennier, 28 bags cement, 9 80
W. W. Warn, 8 bags cement, 2 80
$24 20
$1,957 94
Wm. H. Kiniry, 10 per cent, use of small tools, 195 79
$2,153 73
Wm. H. Kiniry, drew from town treasury, $2,153 73
MISCELLANEOUS
Daniel Connors (telephone and stamps), $2 20
Eugene Daniels (appraising machines at I. P. Co.), 95 84
Wm. P. Mason (appraising mills and parts at I. P. Co.), 252 60 Michael O'Brien, 14 bu. potatoes destroyed by water), 14 00
John E. Proctor (abatement),
2 21
George Allison (abatement),
9 13
G. D. Hooper (abatement),
5 47
H. J. Jennison (stamps and telephone),
7 51
H. J. Jennison (court 3 days),
9 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (distributing reports),
1 50
Wm. H. Kiniry (3 days at court), 9 00
R. S. Sawyer (trip to Keene), 4 15
Wm. H. Kiniry (21/2 days with W. P. Mason, I. P. Co.), 7 50
R. S. Graves, 16 50
W. F. Hazelton (births and deaths), 3 00
John H. McCarthy (abatement), 10 80
Vidder Lozdidon (abatement),
2 16
George G. Bowen (abatement),
2 16
Burroughs adding machine, 196 00
J. Hogan (Canal Co.'s tax sale), 4 20
Wm. H. Kiniry (expenses Canal Co., Keene to Concord), 21 44 H. J. Jennison (expenses Canal Co., Keene to Concord), 10 38 John W. Hayward (extra work), 44 10
G. L. Houghton (abatement), 7 15
W. D. Knowlton (fire on "Plain"), 19 00
Robert S. Sawyer (Concord and telephone), 7 63
Wm. P. Mason (appraising at Amories), 152 16
C. L. Sturtevant (insurance Drewsville bridges), 9 34
18
New England Telephone Co., 1 75
Richard Ward (public service commission), 10 00
George W. Kingsbury (appraising timber), 10 50
John P. Holmes (appraising timber), 12 00
Robert S. Sawyer (public service commission),
4 60
Wm. J. Hall (Decoration day),
13 95
James T. Relihan (stamps and stationery),
4 22
Wm. H. Kiniry (public service commission and tele- phone), 4 15
Harry J. Jennison (public service commission),
3 50
Charles Jefts (appraising),
6 00
J. W. Prentiss (apraising),
6 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (telephone),
1 05
Emma Stafford (sight draft),
75 00
R. S. Sawyer( telephone and express on stencils),
2 89
John Proctor (abatement),
7 15
Wm. J. Corbett (rent on lockup),
30 00
Wm. J. Corbett (use of court room),
12 00
W. D. Knowlton (fire in "Valley"),
5 00
H. J. Jennison (Keene, Canal Co.),
4 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (Keene, Canal Co.),
4 00
C. L. Sturtevant (note),
10,000 00
C. L. Sturtevant (interest), 20 83
New England Telephone Co.,
3 40
Wm. D. Knolwton (inspecting steam mill),
4 00
R. S. Sawyer (State highway),
8 50
George Graves (abatement),
1 43
Daniel Kiniry (abatement),
88
Daniel Monahan (abatement),
5 22
Mrs. A. Knight (abatement),
3 70
James F. Bigelow (auto accident at Black Jack's crossing), 34 38
R. M. Smith (State highway),
7 75
Wm. H. Kiniry (Keene two trips),
8 00
New England Telephone Co.,
5 20
Wm. H. Kiniry (telephone),
1 05
Harold Hatch (1/2-acre of gravel, Drewsville), 25 00
Josiah Graves (lighting Hall's bridge), 25 20
Floyd Hill (lighting Hall's bridge), 25 20
10 00
A. L. Wright (county tax),
4,625 54
Walpole Savings Bank (interest),
421 79
Wm. H. Kiniry (telephone),
95
James T. Relihan (abatement),
234 33
H. J. Jennison (Concord, Canal Co.),
12 12
C. L. Sturtevant (watering trough on Depot hill),
19
Wm. H. Kiniry (Concord, Canal Co.),
12 17
New England Telephone Co., 1 80
Joseph Madden (collecting back taxes), 10 00
F. B. Pingrey (collecting back taxes), 23 00
Walpole Savings Bank (note),
6,000 00
C. L. Sturtevant (interest ),
349 75
John Proctor (discount on tax),
426 49
James T. Relihan (per cent. on 1908-09-10 tax),
32 39
Wm. H. Kiniry (telephone), 1 35
F. F. Sheppard (meals at three elections), 44 00
C. L. Sturtevant (interest), 220 83
9 50
John P. Hartnett (pail for board of health),
70
Wm. H. Kiniry (expense of 1910, Canal Co. case),
4 25
Emma Stafford (sight draft),
75 00
Wm. H. Kiniry (telephone),
85
Dr. Mousley (births and deaths),
2 75
C. C. Davis (supplies),
3 53
John E. Proctor (abatement),
61 59
Crescent Bottling Co., (error in inventory),
97 44
John C. Lennihan (board of health),
161 40
James Gallo (abatement), 1 46
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