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Program of Studies for the Walpole High School as approved by the Department of Public Instruction.
CURRICULUM I.
CURRICULUM II.
YEAR
COURSE
Periods per Week.
Extent.
COURSE
Periods per Week
Extent
English
10 ;
Year
Algebra
1st
Ancient History Latin
6
66
Botany
1212
66
English Geometry
5
Year
English
5
Year
Chem. or Phys.
..
2nd
French Latin
. 6
66
Geometry
Agriculture or
Domestic Science
66
English
5
Year
English
10 %
Tear
French
3rd
Latin
Chem. and Phys. -
..
Agriculture or
Domestic Science
English
4 .
Year
Enghsb
4
Year
French
Latin
-
4th
Math. Rev.
6.
Civics
Math. Reviews.
American History Civies
66
..
Agriculture or
Domestic Science
..
English Algebra
5
Year
66
:
Ancient History
66
Zoology
54
Chem. or Phys.
:
6.
French
French
:
Am. History
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rich enough to offer salaries sufficient to retain all of its desirable teachers.
There has been but one change since September in your corps of teachers, viz , at No. 14, where Miss Viola Fenton, succeeds Miss Kings- bury. The immediate results have shown the wisdom of your action.
The work the past year has been conducted along the same general lines as in previous years with one exception, Pursuant with permis- sion granted by the board, manual training classes have been formed in grades V to VIII inclusive, at Walpole village, under the able instruc- tion of Mr. Frederick Woodlock. The equipment of the room and sal- ary of the teacher in this department is borne this year by private con- tributions. In regard to manual training the last New Hampshire School Report states as follows :- "Manual training in the elementary schools is a part of the regular program in the following school districts: Alton, Antrim, Berlin, Claremont, Concord, Union, Conway, Hillsboro Special, Hopkinton, Jefferson, Keene, Laconia, Lebanon, Littleton, Manchester, Marlboro, Portsmouth, Salem, Tilton, Walpole, Whitefield, Wolfeboro."
"The rapid growth of the tendency to include manual arts in the educational program may be seen from the fact that ten years ago man- ual training was to be found only in Concord and Manchester, and five years more had seen the addition of only Berlin ard Plymouth."
I believe it is exceedingly desirable that this new department be made a permanent part of the program.
The eye test which is recommended by the department of public instruction has been given recently in the schools at Walpole village. This test indicates that of the 147 children examined 101 have normal eyes, 31 have slight abnormalities, and 15 have eyes sufficiently abnor- mal to require the attention of a specialist. The parents of the pupils of the latter class have been notified, as in past years, of the discoveries made.
I believe that there exists in our schools in all parts of the town many cases of more or less arrested development due to physical defects in the children. A casual observer can not fail to discover indications of adenoids, diseased tonsils, defective bearing and vision, and defec- tive teeth. The advice of the conscientious teacher, who takes pains to inform the parents of children suffering from any of these defects, is seldom appreciated and more seldom followed. If this advise came from a reputable physician, I am of the opinion that it would be gen- erally followed and that much good would result.
I do, therefore, recommend for your earnest consideration the ad- visability of inaugurating some system of medical inspection in all of the schools of the town. It would seem altogether probable that it is a
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matter of but a few years before some system of medical inspection for school children will be a statutory requirement in this state, if we judge from the tendency of our state to keep abreast with the more advanced ideas in educational administration.
In the matter of minor repairs I wish to remind you that it is with donbt cheaper in the end to keep our school honses in first class condi- tion rather than to postpone all repairs notil absolutely necessary.
Minor repairs postponed soon become major repairs. The buildings at Walpole village must be painted in the near future. I believe it would be good policy to finish the renewing of the black boards in the main room of the high school. A few minor repairs are needed in all of
the three rural schools. The stairs in the approach to the building at North Walpole demand immediate attention. It is probable that these stairs will have to be entirely renewed, but whether it is advisable to rebuild with wood or some other material I am unable to say. There should be a cleaner and more permanent approach to the Kilburn sch - ool th'n can be furnished with lose sand The floors should be renewed in the Keep building in the kindergarten, the first, and the second grade rooms, and in the upper hall, Many of the desks in both the Kilburn and the Keep schools are iu had condition.
With reference to the matter of transportation, I wish to quote again from the N. H. School Report, page 81. In his opinion in the appeal of Edgar J. Jones from the decision of the school board of Web- ster, Mr. Morrison observes as follows: "It is a well established prin- ciple that the parent has a primary obligation to provide for the educa- tion of his child, and in the fulfillment of that obligation must expect inconvenience and even hardship, nor is bis obligation in any way legs- ened by the action of an enlightened and beneficent state in providing free education for all children. If his residence is at an inconvenient distance from the school, that fact doubtless may constitute an hard- ship for him, but the hardship cannot be taken off his shoulders and constituted an hardship for the entire community. On the other hand our courts have established the doctrine that the parent cannot be obliged to submit his child to peril of life or health nor can he be obliged to give up his regular vocation for a part of the day while he conducts his child safely to and from school, whether with or without compensa- tion for so doing." I believe this opinion may furnish food for thought ou the part of both parents and school officials Those particulalry in- terested in this subject may fad pleasure in the reading of the receut decision of the supreme court, No. 989, Fogg v. Board of Education of Littleton.
I wish to annonnce to the board that a new flag has been purchas- ed for the Drewsville school, and that a bell is about to be installed in the cupola of the school building, all of which is dne to the generosity of Mrs. Henry Putnam.
With a sincere expression of gratitude to the board, to the teachers, and to the community for another year of pleasant associations, this report is respectfully submitted.
LOUIS DEWITT RECORD, Superintendeut of Schools.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
OFFICERS
OF THE
Town of Walpole, N. H.
For the Year Ending
Tuesday, March 10, 1914
CHESHIRE REPUBLICAN PRESS KEENE, N. H.
REPORT OF SELECTMEN
VALUATION OF TOWN OF WALPOLE AS APPRAISED BY THE SELECTMEN APRIL 1, 1913, FOR TAXATION
Number of polls, 705,
70,500.00
Improved and unimproved land and buildings,
Horses, 601,
2,334,242.00 66,157.00 98.00
Asses and mules, 2,
Oxen, 28,
2,346.00
Cows, 972,
37,305.00
Neat Stock, 275,
8,282.00
Sheep, 663,
2,640.00
Hogs, 8,
128.00
Fowls, 990,
490.00
Automobiles and vehicles, 79,
12,628.00
Portable mills and engines, 8,
3,400.00
Boats and launches, 1, 80.00
Wood and lumber, stock in trade,
4,900.00
Stock in public funds, 200.00
Stocks in banks and other corporations in state,
20,340.00
Money on hand on interest and on deposit, 22,102.00
Stock in trade,
125,604.00
Mills and parts of mills,
86,044.00
$2,797,486.00
Amount Voted to Be Raised by Taxation at March Meeting, 1913
As estimated by Selectmen, $34,924.40
For repair of Church street, North Walpole, $1,000.00
Yearly installment on Canal Co. tax suit, 5000,00
Decorating soldiers' graves, 25.00
Discount on taxes, 1,100.00
TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Town school district for school purposes, 13,248.00
North Walpole Village Precinct, 5,454.00
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4
Walpole Village Precinct,
:
1,995.00
$62,746.40
TOWN OFFICERS
W. H. Kiniry, selectman,
$250.00.
R. S. Sawyer, selectman,
250.00
H. J. Jennison, selectmen, 250.00
C. H. Barnes, moderator,
10.00
W. H. Kiniry, moderator,
5.00
W. H. Kiniry, clerk town school district,
5.00
F. A. Spaulding, treasurer,
50.00
John E. Proctor, tax collector,
150.00
James T. Relihan, tax collector,
150.00
John W. Hayward, town clerk,
100.00
Jolin E. Proctor, election clerk,
5.00
Newell Holden, election clerk,
5.00
Thomas Kiniry, election clerk,
5.00
Thomas Fitzgerald, election clerk,
5.00
Dr. J. P. Lenihan, returning births and edaths,
25.00
Dr. J. P. Lenihan, returning births and deaths,
25.00
Russell G. Graves, clerk pro-tem,
5.00
$1,291.44
POLICE AND TRAMPS
Bart. Kiniry,
$78.50
Patrick Tyman,
129.90)
R. S. Sawyer, July 4th,
4.00
Robert Howard, July 3, 4, and 5,
9.00
Ira Ramsay, July 4th,
4.00
H. A. Perry, fees, prisoners to Keene and Westmoreland,
405.97
John W. Calahan, court fees,
142.50
James Barrett, tramp feeds,
8.86
J. P. Hartnett, tramp feeds,
3.96
C. H. Slade, tramp feeds,
18.78.
F. A. Spaulding, tramp feeds,
5.73
Howard Hardware Co., police supplies,
2.70
A. W. Taylor, team for prisoners,
12.50
C. L. Brackett, chief police and court fees,
911.50
C. L. Sturtevant, .
2.00
$1,739.90
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PRINTING
Cheshire Republican, order book and reports,
$73.00
F. A. Spaulding, stamps,
2.15
H. E. Remington, record book, 13.00
John E. Proctor, stamps,
2.00
E. C. Eastman, invoice and tax books,
38.25
C. M. Clough, stamps,
2.35
W. H. Spalter, tax book,
4.00
Keene Sentinel, advertising tax,
5.63
Independent Statesman, advertising tax,
8.25
J. A. Weber, stationery,
29.95
W. H. Kiniry, envelopes,
10.62
$189.20
TOWN PAUPERS
Dora and Helen Adams : Aid,
$180.00
W. H. Kiniry, coal and wood,
35.25
W. H. Kiniry, plowing garden,
1.50
$216.75
Mrs. E. Powers :
W. E. Pierce, milk,
$5.61
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
4.25
W. H. Kiniry, rent,
10.00
A. M. Richards, meat,
7.11
James Barret, groceries,
6.61
Aid,
60.01
Patrick Farrell and wife:
Chase Furniture Co., casket,
$48.00
W. P. Craig,
4.00
D. W. Riley, rent,
88.00
James Barrett, groceries,
6.61
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
4.25
$93.59
168.64
David Harty : Ira W. Ramsay, expenses to New Hampshire State hospital, $21.55
Adeline Fisher :
Emma C. Fisher, board and care,
$185.50
James Doyle : James Barrett, goods,
4.40
A. H. Fuller, medicine,
4.40
Dr. Lenihan,
15.00
$38.60
Miss Bowler :
Jerry Mackey, rent,
$28.00
Mary Powers, rent,
51.00
Aid, W. H. Kiniry, coal,
16.45
$120.45
Stella Wilber : Cheshire County, board and care,
$260.00
O. T. Joslin :
C. H. Slade, $ .70
Mrs. John Rale:
Aid,
$10.00
Rent,
30.00
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
4.13
John McDonald : Mrs. Thomas Gallagher,
$15.00
Mrs. Reardon :
Dr. W. P. Craig,
$4.00
New Hampshire State Hospital,
$235.28
$239.28
Ellen Hall and child :
Miss B. M. Cloyes,
$36.00
Mrs. O. E. Hall,
20.34
Arthur Davis,
2.50
Dr. Woods,
23.00
$81.84
Frank Palmer: C. H. Slade, goods,
$54.47
N. W. Holland, wood,
12.00
$44.13
25.00
Dr. W. P. Craig,
$21.75
Ed. and Alice Smith,
3.01
Metcalf & Hougliton, goods, A. P. Davis, W. H. Fletcher,
14.07
.25
1.20
$106.75
Jarvis Hinds:
.
C. H. Slade, goods,
$325.73
F. A. Spaulding, goods,
72.09
George Chandler, interest,
25.00
Miss George Hinds, care,
22.00
Emma Laselle,
20.00
Jennie Pierce,
28.00
Elliot City Hospital, board and care,
19.75
Dr. Woods,
15.50
Miss Murray :
Aid,
$60.00
James Barrett, rent,
33.00
Pat. Tyman, rent,
24.00
F. B. Phelps, wood,
6.75
B. & H. wood,
2.00
A. M. Fuller, medicine,
1.00
Dr. Lenihan,
3.00
W. H. Kiniry, coal and wood,
28.60
Kelly Family :
Aid,
$10.00
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
8.72
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
8.35
W. E. Pierce, milk,
7.78
Rockingham Hospital,
118.32
A. M. Fuller, medicine,
2.50
James Barrett, groceries,
60.89
Dr. Lenihan,
148.50
$365.06
Total,
$2,644.26
$528.01
$158.35
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COUNTY PAUPERS
Mrs. Reganey :
Aid,
$180.00
W. H. Kiniry, coal and wood,
49.95
F. B. Phelps, wood,
3.75
Mrs. Clement : Aid,
$4.00
Mrs. Ed. Haynes : Aid, A. H. Fuller, medicine,
3.35
$75.35
Tom Sexton :
Drs. O'Brien and Lenihan,
$16.75
Dr. Lenihan,
9.00
$25.75
Hobo :
Dr. Lenihan,
$5.00
Albert Kalisker:
W. H. Kiniry, wood and coal,
$12.13
W. E. Pierce, milk,
10.12
Frank Moriarty, rent,
16.00
Joe Katamosky, provision,
13.72
$51.97
Ed Crosby : C. D. Cook, wood,
$9.00
H. H. Buswell,
10.25
C. A. Moultroup, provisions,
49.16
W. H. Kiniry, affidavit,
2.50
Dr. P. B. Stevens, attendance,
20.75
:
Dr. Woods,
27.25
Mrs. John Thayer : W. H. Kiniry, affidavit,
$1.00
Dr. P. B. Stevens, attendance,
19.25
Ed. Crosby, board Mrs. Thayer,
12.00
$118.91
$32.25
..
$72.00
$233.70
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Frank Burk : Fenton & Hennessey, $49.00
Household goods burned by order of Commissioners, 16.50
$65.50
E. A. Clark : Aid, $106.00
Mrs. Butler,
$145.00
Aid, Dr. Woods, attendance,
27.50
$172.50
Mrs. Wm. Hogan :
B. & P. Express, moving,
3.00
W. H. Kiniry, rent,
10.00
$13.00
Barry Family : R. G. Graves, conveying to County Farm, $7.00
Herbert Royce :
Charles Capron, rent
$14.00
W. H. Kiniry, coal,
12.39
James Barrett, provisions,
15.46
$41.85
Martin Lee :
Jarvis Hinds, sexton,
$3.00
W. J. Hall, burial expense,
18.50
$21.50
Jack Foley :
Keene Hospital, expense,
$5.88
W. P. Craig, attendance,
6.50
$12.38
W. P. Craig : Fumigating house by order of commis- sioners, $4.00
Harrison Wilson : Rockingham Hospital, $38.00
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Dr. Lenihan, attendance,
Fenton & Hennessey, ambulance,
52.25. 3.00
$93.25
Mrs. J. Flynn : James Barrett, provisions,
$8.03
A. H. Fuller,
2.75
$10.78;
Mary Long :
Aid,
$60.00
W. E. Pierce, milk,
5.88
F. B. Phelps, wood,
3.75
W. H. Kiniry, fuel,
36.50
J. Keane, rent,
60.00
$166.13'
Total,
$1,260.82
CEMETERY
George Holden,
$100.00
WALPOLE VILLAGE PRECINCT,
C. L. Sturtevant, $1,995.00.
NORTH WALPOLE VILLAGE PRECINCT
Total precinct tax, $5,454.00
Due the town, 1912 tax, 1,550.00
Wm. J. Corbett drew, $3,904.00.
STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIVED AND PAID FOR. LABOR ON CHURCH STREET BY W. H. KINIRY
Credit
Crescent Bottling Co., contributed $100.00
D. Brennan, contributed, 100.00
T. H. Donogan, contributed, 100.00
Michael Maney, contributed, 100.00
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D. W. Riley & Co., contributed, 100.00 100.00
Bowen & Monohan, contributed,
$600.00
Received of Town of Walpole, Town Order,
$300.00
Received of Town of Walpole, Town Order, repairing Main street, 361.17
Received of Town of Walpole, repair- ing fence near bridge, 11.15
Received of W. H. Kiniry, cash lent, 84.20
$756.52
$1,356.52
Debtor
J. Campbell, labor,
$24.22
G. E. Mondego, labor,
25.00
A. Gamell, labor,
66.00
Wm. O'Brien, labor,
22.00
Dennis Flannery, labor,
20.11
John Monogan, labor,
48.89
B. & M. R. R., freight on stone,
224.79
S. E. Fenno, labor,
42.00
C. Smith, labor,
51.77
J. O. Matterson, labor,
22.00
Edd. Terrell, labor,
48.00
S. Burnette, labor,
49.50
James Turner, labor,
173.50
B. & P. Express, labor,
146.78
D. Flannery, labor,
4.00
James Hartnett; labor,
57.00
J. O. Camerota, labor,
14.00
Mike O'Connors, labor,
24.00
W. H. Kiniry, labor,
77.84
John Shey, labor,
48.00
Mass. Stone Co.,
167.12
$1,356.52
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OTHER BILLS CONTRACTED IN THE REPAIR OF CHURCH STREET AND PAID BY THE TOWN
P. E. Griffin, amount of special appropriation. $1,000.00
Howard Hardware Co., hardware and tools. 104.67
W. H. Kiniry, coal and wood, 7.95
Cote & Frost, wood,
4.00
Cote & Frost,
2.51
Wm. Connors, lighting street,
3.00
Dan. Kiniry, lighting street, and oil, 6.20
Mass. Crushed Stone Co., stone,
182.99
Freight on steam roller,
4.20
E. L. Walker, 300 loads gravel,
30.00
Brown & Farnsworth,
5.24
George B. Albee,
6.07
W. H. Kiniry, balance due Kiniry,
6.34
John B. Lloide,
17.05
Bellows Falls Village Cor., use of roller,
170.00
$1,550.22
Total cost of repairing Church street,
$2,906.74
Amount contributed,
600.00
Total cost to town,
$2,306.74
STATEMENT OF RETAINING WALL AT NORTH WAL- POLE BUILT BY
W. H. Kiniry, $1,206.37
STATEMENT OF SNOW BILLS
W. H. Kiniry. plowing and shoveling walks,'
$25.78
G. J .Porter, Drewsville bridges, 2,70
Charles Hathaway, plowing walks, 23.85
J. H. Graves, breaking roads, 8.70
36.00
F. P. Allen, breaking roads, 18.80
George Tiffany, breaking roads,
3.00
George Ballam, breaking roads,
20.25
E. T. Stevens, breaking road, 16.10
A. Bain, breaking road,
24.35
J. G. Paterson, breaking roads,
20.25
Tom Powers, breaking roads,
15.75
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E. C. Nelson, breaking roads,
13
C. H. Slade, breaking roads,
4.50
R. N. Smith, breaking roads,
20.00
$240.03
TOWN HALL
C. W. Chickering, care of hall, $200.45
Fall Mountain Light & Power Co.
85.32
C. H. Slade, supplies,
5.49
Walpole Ice Co., wood,
1.50
N. W. Holland, coal,
167.05
Bart. Driscoll, concrete steps,
7.02
C. L. Sturtevant, insurance,
34.00
Perley Ramsay, care,
3.25
Ned Pierce, repairing roof,
15.30
H. E. Watkins, repairing hall,
79.00
F. F. Wheeler, painting,
39.80
Bart. Kiniry, labor,
1.00
A. F. Felch, care of hall,
1.90
A. P. Davis, supplies,
1.85
C. W .Morse, stove pipe,
4.10
F. A. Spaulding, supplies,
2.69
W. E. Graves, repairing furniture,
19.20
$668.92
STATEMENT OF JOINT FUND ACCOUNT
State contribution,
$642.95
Town, 3,066.00
Total joint fund,
$3,708.95
State disbursement,
$73.36
Town disbursement approved,
3.283.30
Total disbursement,
$3,356.66
Paid by State to Town, Oct. 30.
$300.00
Paid by State to Town, Dec. 12,
186.09
Balance in State treasury,
83.50
Balance in Town treasury,
268.79
Total unexpended balance,
352.29
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TOWN SCHOOLS
John H. Williams, treasurer, drew,
$22,780.41
ARCH BRIDGE ACCOUNT
Blakeley & Ray, 2-3 cost of plank,
$974.49
Cote & Frost, lumber,
50.40
W. H. Kiniry, repairing,
1.20
W. H. Kiniry, freight on plank,
16.52
W. H. Kiniry, freight on two cars plank,
33.39
W. H. Kiniry, unloading and butting plank,
83.82
W. H. Kiniry, freight on lumber,
30.72
W. H. Kiniry, planking,
269.00
W. H. Kiniry, planking,
46.83
W. H. Kiniry, butting plank,
24.60
J. B. Loyd,
2.20
W. H. Kiniry, freight on lag screws,
50
Howard Hardware Co., supplies,
53.62
Cote & Frost,
35.15
J. Russell & Co., lag screws,
3.40
W. H. Kiniry,
19.71
Ward & Carlton,
14.50
W. H. Kiniry, planking,
187.31
W. H. Kiniry, labor,
5 10
Ray & Snow, cost of plank,
102.48
Fall Mountain Light Co.,
75.00
B. & M. R. R. freight,
15.82
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$2,045.76
974.49
$1,071.27
Due from Rockingham,
$357,09
TUCKER BRIDGE
W. H. Kiniry, repairing bridge, $1.32 1
W. H. Kiniry, work on butment,
30.28
Brown & Farnsworth, 38.28
69.37
B. & M. R. R., freight on stone,
41.20
W. H. Kiniry, steel rods,
58.71
W. H. Kiniry, gasolene,
5.40
W. H. Kiniry, labor on butment,
576.29
Howard Hardware Co., supplies,
76.68
Well Granite Co., grout stone,
.
15
W. H. Kiniry, freight,
25.34
W. H. Kiniry, crushed stone,
112.12
James Barrett, 3.50
J. B. Loyd,
15.75
C. Rodenbush, insurance,
50.75
B. F. Corporation,
.52
W. H, Kiniry,
4.88
W. H. Kiniry, snowing,
6.50
Fall Mountain Light Co.,
30.00
J. B. Loyd,
15.90
J. W. Prentiss, lumber,
67.07
Rodenbush, insurance, 35.00
Cost of Tucker bridge, $1,264.86
Amount due from Rockingham,
$463.64
Amount due frim Langdon,
115.91
Amount due from Acworth,
115.91
Amount due from Alstead,
231.82
Amount due W. H. Kiniry for labor, on Tucker bridge, 126.44
WALPOLE AND WESTMINSTER BRIDGE
Fall Mountain Light & Power Co., $15.00
TOWN LIBRARY
April 5, Annie Buffum,
$200.00
June 5, Annie Buffum,
100.00
Dec. 6, Mary Bellows,
100.00
Feb. 7, A. P. Davis,
100.00
$500.00
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT
W. H. Kiniry, to Keene, $4.00
W. H. Kiniry, to Keene and Boston, $16.28
W. H. Kiniry, telephone,
1.30
W. H. Kiniry, Fall Mountain fire,
9.00
W. H. Kiniry,
1.01
WV. H. Kiniry,
6.48
W H. Kiniry, court expenses on under passes, 10.72
W. H. Kiniry, underpasses, 2.00
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W. H. Kiniry, court expenses, 19.15
W. H. Kiniry, .60
W. H. Kiniry, to Keene and Manchester, 19.37
W. H. Kiniry, coal pocket expense, 18.00
Total,
$107.91
Burrows and Breed,
223.82
Fuller Drug Store, supplies for board of health,
3.75
Richard Ward, team for reviewing coal pocket,
3.00
Robert Sawyer, expense to Keene, $12.34
Robert Sawyer, telephone, .89
$13.23
John Haley, error in tax,
.70
H. J. Jennison to Keene,
5.30
I. W. Ramsay, postage on inventories, $8.67
I. W. Ramsay, Keene and Boston, 10.50
I. W. Ramsay, Keene on Fitzgerald case, 6.00
I. W. Ramsay, expense to Manchester, 8.58
33.75
New England Telephone Co.,
27.50
C. M. Clough, Keene and Boston, $12.40
C. M. Clough, bounty on hedgehogs, 10.00
C. H. Clough, telephone tolls, 3.53
C. M. Clough, to Keene on Fitzgerald case, 6.00
C. M. Clough, deposition and to Keene, 4,00
C. M. Clough, expense to county farm, 4.00
$39.93
C. M. Clough, preambulating town line,
6.00
C. L Sturtevant, $3.30
C. L. Sturtevant, insurance on bridge, 17.50
C. L. Sturtevant, insurance on bridge, 4.84
C. L. Sturtevant, Fitzgerald case, 6.00
C. L. Sturtevant, justice fees, 4.00
35.64
Charles C. Buffum, recording deed,
.75
Walpole Water Co., water rent,
10.00
R. G. Graves, distributing fish,
8.75
Mrs. Alfred Clark, abatement,
18.50
Dr. Craig, returning births and deaths,
7.50
1
17
Mrs. Sheridan, abatement, 23.90
B. & M. R. R., freight on road machine,
21.30
C. W. Chickering, raking leaves on common, 4.00
Abenaque Machine Co., work on road machine,
1.00
H. L. Bond & Co., road roller,
25.80
W. D. Knowlton, forest fires,
$53.00
W. D. Knowlton, fountain,
21.50
1
74.50
H. A. Perry, abatement,
24.20
Mrs. Putnam, abatement,
10.00
Savings Bank of Walpole, illegal tax.
72.60
A. A. Gilson, use of water tub three years,
9.00
County tax,
5,466.54
Dr. Woods, returning births and deaths,
10.20
Dr. Mousley, returning births and deaths,
1.00
Ben Brown, abatement,
5.00
Willis Foster, abatement,
20.00
Elwin Clough, abatement,
32.00
A. L. Fisher, abatement,
20.00
Mrs. H. M. Fisher, abatement,
24:20
Mrs. Canfield, abatement, 10.00
N. W. Holland, fees in Fitzgerald case, . 3.51
480.88
R. E. Booth, Jr., abatement
1.98
O. E. Cain, counsel fees in Fitzgerald case,
258.77
New England Road Machine Co., road machine, 384.00
150.00
Dennis Flannery,
6.78
James Sullivan, abatement,
6.87
A. B. Robinson, surveying Main street,
7.50
F. Nichols, error in tax,
.67
Mrs. Peter Gallagher, abatement,
2.39
Mrs. Wellman,
24.20
Harry Tole, by order of board of health,
4.00
Merriam River Savings Bank, notes paid, $22,000.00 437.50
Interest on notes,
$22,437.50
International Paper Co., over tax abated,
687.96
George Nichols, painting roof of brick shop, 6.00
John E. Proctor, discount on taxes,
Emma Stuffer, interest on trust fund,
18
R. T. Guild, surveying boundary line, 114.49
Scott Clark, error in tax, 6.86: : 5.00
C. L. Gates, use of auto, conveying court review,
William J. Hall, decorating soldiers' graves, $16.09
William J. Hall, recording birthis and deaths, 24.15
40.21.
J. T. Relihan, express and stamps, $5.11
J. T. Relihan, discount on taxes, 899.81
904.92
C. W. Shortsleeves, cutting trees in street,
9.40
Thomas Murphy, abatement,
1.53;
F. A. Spaulding, abatement,
7,26
D. Monnahan, abatement,
2.39
Ralph Slade, wood for lockup,
8.13
Fanny P. Mason, abatement,
92.78
North Walpole precinct, lockup and hall,
42.00
Cote & Frost, lumber for lockup,
15.31
A. P. Davis, paint for lockup,
3.61
Dr. Lenihan, births and deaths,
$9.50
4.00
13.50
Burrows & Breed, engineers at underpasses,
85.34
$32,217.07
HIGHWAYS
Mike Wall,
$24.15
George Currier,
13.00
C. H. Slade,
4.29
H. H. Thompson,
1.00
O. E. Hall,
9.25
W. H. Kiniry,
27.98
Mike Wall,
10.00
Bart. Driscoll,
11.00
A. H. Clough,
5.00
W. H. Kiniry,
82.31
George Currier.
6.00
M. A. Parkinson,
3.50
19
P. E. Griffin,
Edith Clark,
1,000.00 9.50
Bart. Kiniry,
100.00
Henry Burrows,
2.00
P. E. Griffin,
133.83
B. M. Clough,
10.00
C. M. Clough,
16.50
Henry Burrows,
2.00
A. Bain, !
57.25
Bart. Kiniry,
50.00
E. Nelson,
100.00
Wm. Wessell,
7.60
H. J. Jennison ,
50.00
Field & Lawrence,
1.27
P. E. Griffin,
117.26
A. A. Gilson,
150.00
Perley Ramsay,
2.00
Bart. Kiniry,
128.50
John Kiniry,
2.00
Frank Morris,
13.75
Ed. Morris,
13.75
F. P. Allen,
75.25
P. E. Griffin,
40.00
Frank Morris,
4.00
Ed. Morris,
1.00
B. M. and C. M. Clough,
37.00
Henry Burrows,
-
10.00
John Kiniry,
10.00
G. J. Porter,
2.70
E. Nelson,
-
40.00
A. Burbee
10.37
Roscoe Long,
57.00
Carl Long,
4.00
W. C. Morse,
127.05
O. E. Hall,
30.00
W. H. Kiniry,
140.70
W. H. Kiniry,
34.20
Cote & Frost,
11.15
J. W. Burbee,
11.21
F. P. Allen,
50.25
C. E. & H. J. Jennison,
72.00
Bart. Driscoll,
18.75
W. H. Kiniry
300.00
W. H. Kiniry,
286.57
20
1
A. Burbee,
20.85
J. W. Burbee,
10.00
C. M. Clough,
52.75
O.E.Hall,
40.00
David Mann,
17.40
John Kiniry,
24.44
Henry Burrows.
28.00
R. S. Sawyer,
2.40
David Mann,
29.00
H. W. Smith,
5.00
C. M. Clough,
6.50
Bart. Kiniry,
183.10
W. H. Kiniry,
213.40
W. H. Kiniry,
246.50
W. H. Kiniry,
361.17
A. Bain,
102.75
E. Nelson,
24.75
D. C. O'Brien,
87.00
John Kiniry,
10.00
H. Burrows,
7.00
F. P. Allen,
30.00
C. M. Clough,
17.00
W. H. Kiniry,
272.50
Cote & Frost,
5.96
Howard Hardware Co.,
115.72
Chas. Hathaway,
23.85
C. M. Clough,
9.91
Edith Clark,
7.00
A. Burbee,
12.50
Wallace Burbee,
10.00
W. H. Kiniry,
317.14
W. H. Kiniry,
30.45
W. H. Kiniry,
62.04
W. H. Kiniry,
364.15
W. H. Kiniry,
9.00
W. H. Kiniry,
5.06
W. H. Kiniry,
7.95
David Mann,
31.00
W. H. Kiniry,
479.47
C. W. Morse,
:
2.20
R. S. Sawyer,
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