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Neck Road, Hopewell.
Paid :
Pay roll, week Dec. 31, 1915,
$364 50
Jan. 7,1916, 159 50
14,
106 00
18, 70 00
$700 00
This entire amount was paid by Frank Hopewell. No expense to the Town.
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Recapitulation.
Paid :
State tax,
$4,288 00
County tax,
3,562 17
Firemen,
1,430 00
Public Library,
362 60
G. A. R. Post, No. 61,
75 00
Electric Light Department,
2,000 00
Band concerts,
300 00
Huggins Hospital,
500 00
School assessment,
11,564 39
Parsonage fund,
63 78
Gypsy moths,
75 90
Public water,
6 00
Soldier's monument,
590 00
Town paupers,
487 11
County paupers,
658 65
Abatements, 1914,
29 42
Abatements, 1915,
708 85
Dog damages,
40 00
Fire Warden,
25 10
Town officers,
1,583 60
Folsom road acc't,
483 00
Town debt and interest,
10,202 42
Precinct assessment,
852 50
Health officers,
221 23
Sewers and septic tanks,
313 73
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Paid :
Incidental expenses, health officers,
$ 101 76
Repairing trunk line,
28 94
Soldiers' aid,
72 00
Tax discounts,
1,847 06
Police bills,
289 80
Special police R. G. C.,
246 50
Miscellaneous bills,
1,297 64
Wharf account,
764 32
Winter highway account,
468 41
Repairing highways,
5,991 07
Concreting sidewalks,
776 10
State road construction,
5,284 27
Pond road account,
1,467 75
State maintenance,
1,946 75
Neck Hill,
2,142 17
Miscellaneous road bills,
2,148 99
New road, Hopewell,
700 00
$65,996 54
Financial Statement. Liabilities.
Town bonds,
$21,000 00
Interest unpaid,
278 00
Church fund,
1,063 00
School fund,
4,000 00
Brown cemetery fund,
200 07
Smith cemetery fund,
109 64
Burleigh cemetery fund,
116 52
Varney cemetery fund,
201 75
Willey cemetery fund,
100 00
Locke cemetery fund,
560 00
Wolfeboro National Bank, note,
2,000 00
Unpaid bills, estimated,
100 00
Note, S. H. Morgan monument,
500 00
Note, Smith Paine monument,
500 00
Bal. due Fire Precinct,
300 00
$31,028 98
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Assets.
Cash on hand,
$202 66
Due collections book, 1915,
44 00
Carroll County paupers bills,
30 05
Tax sales,
101 36
Timber lot,
200 00
Town histories, (739)
1,000 00
Cemetery trust funds,
729 98
2 road machines,
200 00
4 scrapers,
100 00
Due concreting account,
201 73
Stone crusher and engine,
800 00
Steam roller,
1,500 00
Supplies and tools,
300 00
Steam drill and fixtures,
150 00
5 gravel pits,
700 00
Dudley camp,
100 00
Dyar sweeping machine,
200 00
Water wagon,
150 00
Office supplies,
250 00
Net debt
24,069 20
$31,028 98
WILLIAM A BIXBY, STEPHEN W. CLOW, HORACE RUST, Selectmen of Wolfeboro, N. H.
Wolfeboro, February 26, 1916.
This is to certify that we have this day examined the foregoing account and find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
GREENLEAF B. CLARK, CARROLL D. PIPER, Auditors.
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Report of the Treasurer of the Town of Wolfeboro for the Fiscal Year Ending February 15, 1916.
Receipts.
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1915,
$487 49
Samuel A. Brown, trust fund,
193 26
Interest to Jan. 1, 1916,
6 81
Lydia F. Smith, trust fund,
105 93
Interest to Jan. 1, 1916,
3 71
Burleigh cemetery fund,
112 57
Interest to Jan. 1, 1916,
3 95
Emma J. Varney cemetery fund,
200 00
Interest to Jan. 1, 1916,
1 75
V. B. Willey cemetery fund,
100 00
A. J. French, account overpayment,
2 85
Nellie T. Graves, sale of stone,
2 00
H. B. Colbath, sale of stone,
2 00
Town Clerk, dog licenses, 1914,
210 00
Town Clerk, dog licenses, 1915,
125 00
Wolfeboro National Bank, note,
2,924 40
Wolfeboro National Bank, note,
3,000 00
Wolfeboro National Bank, note,
1,982 93
Blake Folsom, road fund account,
483 00
LaTena's circus license,
10 00
State Treasurer, highway dept.,
707 17
State Treasurer, licenses, 1914,
1 37
State Treasurer, licenses, 1915,
31 50
State Treasurer, forest fires,
12 17
Trunk line maintenance,
30 98
State aid,
959 37
Insurance tax,
31 50
Railroad,
1,028 14
Savings bank tax,
2,125 68
Literary fund,
244 60
School fund,
1,718 33
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co., refunds,
49
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Paid :
Frank Hutchins Est., account dynamite, $ 4 80
Mrs. Ida L. Fox, donation, 50 00
Donation for Pond road, 700 00
W. P. Underhill, donation W. N. Hill,
622 33
G. A. Carpenter, donation W. N. Hill, . 300 00
Frank Hopewell, donation W. N. Hill,
622 34
Frank Hopewell, New road,
700 00
G. A. Carpenter, Pond road, 200 00
L. N. Frisbee, entering sewer,
10 00
E. May Hanson, entering sewer,
10 00
Sherman Brummitt, entering sewer,
10 00
N. H. Scott, entering sewer,
10 00
O. F. Whitton Est., entering sewer,
10 00
J. W. Parker, concrete,
11 70
C. I. Ayers, concrete,
10 00
L. Mabel Davis, concrete,
18 33
M. C. Clark, concrete,
8 34
J. T. Meader, concrete,
47 87
E. L. Furber, concrete,
14 57
S. 'D. Parsons, concrete, 12 01
O. S. Young, concrete,
16 31
G. A. Carpenter, concrete,
21 42
H. H. Wallace, concrete,
11 82
C. H. Johnson, concrete,
2 49
A. W. Wiggin Est., concrete,
30 05
J. W. White, refund,
10 00
Mary Grenier, refund,
10 00
R. G. Carpenter, account special police, 226 50
Sherman Brummitt, sale of title, 25 58
Carroll county paupers bills,
558 01
Wolfeboro Water Works, loan,
500 00
E. H. Trickey, account municipal court, 41 51
Gertrude S. Cutts, taxes, 1914, 5 48
S. A. Edgerly, coll. taxes, 45,246 77
$66,927 18
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Disbursements.
Paid :
Orders 1 - 354, inclusive,
$65,996 54
Cash on hand, banking dept.,
202.66
Samuel A. Brown, trust fund,
200 07
Lydia F. Smith, trust fund,
109 64
Burleigh cemetery fund,
116 52
Emma J. Varney cemetery fund,
201 75
V B. Willey cemetery fund,
100 00
$66,927 18
ABEL HALEY, Treasurer.
Wolfeboro, February 26, 1916.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we have ex- amined the foregoing account and find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
GREENLEAF B. CLARK, CARROLL D. PIPER, Auditors.
Report of the Librarian.
To the Board of Trustees of the Wolfeboro Town Library, Gentlemen :
The tenth annual report of the librarian showing the work of the library for the past year is herewith presented.
If the growth of an institution is indicated by the in- crease of work necessary in carrying it on, the trustees and citizens may be congratulated on the growth of the Public Library.
There have been 17,155 books and periodicals loaned dur- ing the year of these classes, fiction, 8,560 ; non-fiction, 3,342 ; children's books, 5,253. A larger percentage of non-fiction
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books has been circulated than for several years ; 490 books have been accessioned, making a total of some 6,000 volumes in the two libraries.
As formerly books have been sent in lots of 100 to the schoolhouse at South Wolfeboro for distribution, and in lots of 25 to Huggins hospital. We have started a similar station at East Wolfeboro, which if the interest warrants will be- come permanent. At the request of the Brewster Trustees, a special department for the Town schools has been added. We have introduced a new card on which non-fiction books may be loaned for four weeks without renewal.
By the death of Mrs. Fannie M. Newell, the library lost a true friend. The large collection of foreign photographs which she arranged on the walls was much appreciated. It was her intention to replace these with others of current interest as long as the European struggle should last.
The following is a statement of the money taken at the desk during the year :
Received :
Balance on hand February 1, 1915,
$ 5 12
Damage on books,
43
Book lost in circulation,
66
Discarded books sold,
12 90
Cards lost,
15
Books rebound,
1 80
Supplies sold,
30
Fines on overdue books,
64 02
$85 38
Paid :
Books purchased,
$40 99
Box rent, .
2.40
Express, freight and cartage,
9 74
Printing,
3 00
Stationery and postage,
6 92
WOLFEBORO TOWN REPORT
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Supplies, Balance on hand February 1, 1916,
$ 17 87
4 46
$85 38
Special thanks are due Mr. Daniel Morgan for carrying the . books to and from the hospital this year, to Mrs. Graves and Miss Horne for distributing the books sent to South Wolfe- boro, to Miss Etta Gilman for starting the work at East Wolfe- boro, which is to be carried on by Mr. Donovan at the R. R. station.
The librarian extends thanks to the Trustees for the co- operative and sympathetic interest in her work.
Respectfully submitted, ELIZABETH BREWSTER,
Librarian.
February 15, 1916.
Treasurer's Report, Wolfeboro Town Library.
Pierce A. Horne, Treasurer of the Wolfeboro Town Library Board of Trustees, in account with the Town of Wolfeboro, ending February 15, 1916.
Dr.
Feb. 15. To balance from last year's account,
$133 38
Nov. 6. To State appropriation, 162 60
Nov. 6. To Town appropriation, 200 00
$495 98
1915. Cr.
Feb. 15. By paid for books and supplies,
$183 51
Feb. 15. By paid Elizabeth Brewster,
100 00
Feb. 15. By Cash on hand,
212 47
$495.98
PIERCE A. HORNE, Treasurer.
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Wolfeboro Water Works Account
1915
Order No.
Mar.
6 J. D. McHugh, labor
1
$ 3 35
Apr. 3
10
66
3
8 66
17 16
4
21 37
24
16
5
45 50
May 1
8
66
7
21 56
15
66
39 54
26
Sumner & Geralds, supplies J. D. McHugh, labor 66 66
9 ( Neck Road )
182 60
10
80 26
11
65 41
12
65 00
June
4
W. D. Darley Co., locator J. D. McHugh, labor
13
13 75
12
14
30 20
18
66
15
27 22
19
S. A. Edgerly Co., supplies
16
9 00
25
J. D. McHugh, labor
17
53 09
July 1 S. A. Edgerly Co., supplies
18
4 00
19
21 77
17
60
20
4 87
30
21
5 80
Aug. 5 Sumner & Geralds, supplies
22
236 94
13
J. D. McHugh, labor 16 66 66
24
24 70
27
25
3 67
26
1,163 00
Sept. 17
27
73 23
24
66
28
103 50
Oct. 2 Winslow & Co., supplies J. D. McHugh, labor
29
40 00
30
8 25
15 66
31
25 45
29
16
32
13 08
Nov. 5 66
38
20 58
66
2
15 51
66
6
8 47
60
-
-
Abel Haley, Treas., coupons J. D. Mchugh, labor
23
13 15
20
9 J. D. McHugh, labor
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1915
.. Order No.
Nov. 13 John D. McHugh, labor
34
$ 42 92
19
35
21 86
26
66 66
36
22 14
Dec. 1 C. S. Paris, rep. road
37
4 00
10 J. D. McHugh, labor
38
4 50
24 S. A. & H. H. Meader
39
2 50
1916
Jan. 7 O. S. Young, supplies
40
6 10
14
E. J. Jones, supplies G. S. News Pub. Co., notices
43
5 60
19
L. D. Hobbs, blacksmith work 44
45
115 70
24
Wolfeboro National Bank, int. Abel Haley, Treas., coupons J. D. McHugh, labor
47
1,126 75
29
48
13 20
Feb.
14
Town of Wolfeboro, loan
49
500 00
15 Abel Haley, Treas., coupons W. A. Bixby, Commissioner S. W. Clow
50
799 25
51
50 00
52
50 00
Abel Haley, coupons
53
60 75
J. C. Avery, Coll. and Exp.
54
138 26
Wolfeboro National Bank, note 55
1,500 00
int. 56
26 31
Total
$7,045 12
Expenditures in Detail
1915
Paid J. Clifton Avery, 2% col. and exp. W. A. Bixby, services S. W. Clow,
$138 26
50 00
50 00
$238 26
S. A. & H. H. Meader
41
50 00
42
2 00
1 80
20
Sumner & Geralds, supplies
46
50 00
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Loan Account
Paid Town of Wolfeboro $ 500 00
Wolfeboro National Bank, note 66 int. 26 31
1,500 00
$2,026 31
Labor and Maintenance
Paid O. S. Young, cement $ 6 10
L. D. Hobbs, blacksmith 1 80
S. A. Meader, labor 2 50
J. D. McHugh, labor 895 56
$905 96
Pipes and Specials 0
Paid W. S. Darley & Co., locator $ 65 00
Sumner & Gerald, supplies 535 24
$600 24
Miscellaneous
Paid S. A. & H. H. Meader, land damage 50 00
F. W. Prindle, notices 5 60
E. J. Jones, salt 2 00
C. S. Paris, labor
4 00
Wolfeboro National Bank, interest 50 00
S. A. Edgerly, rubber boots 13 00 Coupons 3,149 75
$3,274 35
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Receipts
Cash on hand
$ 913 63
June 10 Town of Wolfeboro, loan
500 00
Oct. 25 Wolfeboro National Bank, note J. C Avery, collection
489 90
5,840 83
$7,744 36
Paid
Collections and service
$ 238 26
Wolfeboro National Bank
1,526 31
Town of Wolfeboro
500 00
Labor and maintenance
905 96
Pipes and specials
600 24
Miscellaneous
3,274 35
$7,045 12
Financial Statement
LIABILITIES
Bonds
$84,800 00
Interest unpaid
457 00
Wolfeboro National Bank, note
1,000 00
Balance in favor of town
25,560 24
$111,817 24
ASSETS
Materials and tools
$ 900 00
Uncollected water rentals
218 00
Water system
110,000 00
Cash on hand
699 24
$111,817 24
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W. A. BIXBY, S. W. CLOW, Selectmen of Wolfeboro, N. H. HORACE RUST.
This is to certify that we have examined the above accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
G. B. CLARK, CARROLL D. PIPER,
Auditors
Wolfeboro, N. H., March 6, 1916.
Report of Treasurer, Wolfeboro Water Works For the Fiscal Year Ending February 15, 1916.
Receipts 1
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1915. $ 913 63
J. C. Avery, % collections 5,840 83
Town of Wolfeboro, loan
500 00
Wolfeboro National Bank, note
489 90
$7,744 36
Disbursements
Paid orders I to 56 inclusive
$7,045 12
Cash on hand to balance
699 24
$7,744 36
ABEL HALEY, Treasurer.
This is to certify that we have this day examined the fore- going account, and find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
GREENLEAF B. CLARK, CARROLL D. PIPER,
Auditors March 6, 1916.
WOLFEBORO TOWN REPORT Report of the Health Officer.
I respectfully submit the following report as to the opera - tions of this office for the year ending February 15, 1916.
Whole number of inspections,
163
Whole number of complaints investigated,
69
Milk herds inspected,
11
Wells inspected and water analyzed,
4 6
Water supplies analyzed,
4
Cultures sent to the State laboratory,
5
Carcasses of dead animals burned,
3
Dead pigeons disposed of,
4
Dead animals buried,
5
Cellars inspected on complaint,
14
Sink drains cut from public streets,
5
Public drinking fountains for animals closed,
12
Public drinking fountains for animals restored,
12
Cleaning up of Back Bay,
1
Rooms fumigated for contagious diseases diseases,
14
Cases of drowning attended,
1
Number of cases inspected and remedied,
94
Number of water closets put in sanitary condition,
11
Number of State conferences attended,
1
Repaired broken pipe on Glendon street sewer,
1
Prepared plans and systems for private tanks,
3
Took final action in tubercular cases,
2
Took final action in scarlet fever cases,
2
Cases of scarlatina quarantined,
1
Cases of measles quarantined,
7
Cases of mumps reported,
5
Cases of chicken pox reported, 9
Number of children reported infected with lice,
7
Number of surface pipes disconnected from tank,
1
Number of applications for assistance denied,
1
Number of physician's attendance bills denied, 1
Amount of sewer pipe laid, about 600 yards
Number of families connected with tanks, 15
Number of forced connections, 1
Number of tanks cleaned out, 3
Number of flush-outs, 4
Water supply inspections,
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Number of barrels of sediment removed,
22
Number of contagious cases existing today, 0
Number of complaints uninvestigated, 0
Number of letters of notice mailed,
31
Number of final ultimatums mailed,
4
Broken and useless culverts under railroad restored, 1
Number of families assisted at Health departments expense 0
Number of physicians paid for contagious services, 0
Number of merchants bills due since July, 0
Number of druggists having bills due, 2
Number of special orders issued, 5
Number of prosecutions, 0
Number of unfinished cases on hand,
0
Number of State conferences attended, 1
Number of addresses before State conferences, 1
Double charge for contagious cases discontinued.
Medical attendance carries no obligation of the Town unless such attendance is ordered by the health officer.
Merchants deliver goods to quarantined families at their own risk and discretion unless ordered to deliver by the health officer.
The health officer will approve no bills other than those ordered by the department.
In case of professional annoyance the health officer will secure a reputable physician to take charge of all contagious diseases as they occur.
Arrangements are being made to establish a public dump for the accommodation of the public, with a furnace for burn- ing combustibles, as may be paper, straw and other hazard- ous dumpage. This will be under safe and sanitary rules and all remaining private dumping grounds will become subject to this department's control.
It is the purpose of this department to execute sanitary requirements in the interest of all the people, and should all the people stand back of the health officer so far as he is right, there can be no friction between the department and the in- habitants.
Respectfully submitted,
C. O. DOE, Health Officer.
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Vital Statistics 1915
Marriages Registered in the Town of Wolfeboro, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1915.
DATE OF MARRIAGE.
PLACE OF MARRIAGE.
NAME AND SURNAME OF THE GROOM AND BRIDE. RESIDENCE OF EACH AT TIME OF MARRIAGE.
AGE OF EACH
IN YEARS. -
PLACE OF BIRTH OF GROOM AND BRIDE. OCCUPATION OF EACH AT TIME OF MARRIAGE.
NAME OF FATHER
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER.
WHAT MARRIAGE- FIRST, SECOND, OR OTHER.
NAME, OFFICIAL STATION, AND RESIDENCE OF PERSON BY WHOM MARRIED.
January 22 Wolfeboro
|Harry D. Wentworth Wolfeboro Minnie G. Colbath Wolfeboro Henry F. Hudson Wolfeboro
37
Walkefield Teamster
Orren Wentworth Minnie Lenard Charles Colbath Emma Bickford
1
First
February 6 Wolfeboro
Winifred B. Stowe
20
Boston, Mass. Housekeeper Ossipee
1 Winifred Stowe Frank Drew Mary Wyman
First
J. Clifton Avery Justice of Peace, Wolfeboro
February 11 Wolfeboro
Wolfeboro George A. Drew Wolfeboro
36
Wood Worker
Wolfeboro Housekeeper
20
Concord Painter
Clarence Dorr
First
Housekeeper
Emma Moody - 1
Peter Demers
First
Elder Mark Stevens Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Eva Bertha Herbert 17
Wolfeboro
Lewis C. Herbert Eva Ethel Clough
First
Elder Mark Stevens
March 27 Wolfeboro
Aldo M. Stearns 16 Tamworth Shoe Worker
Jason Stearns Cora Mason John D. McHugh
First,
May 5 Saco, Me.
1 George P. Gridley Wolfeboro
I
61
Parsonsfield, Me. Housekeeper
May 26
Austin E. Hersey Wolfeboro
22
Wolfeboro Farmer
- Eddy E. Hersey Mary Buzzell
First
Carlyle Summerbell Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Helen M. Piper Tuftonboro
23
Tuftonboro
Frank E. Piper Carrie S, Low
First
1
18
Wakefield Housekeeper
30
Neponset, Mass. Boat Builder
Thomas H. Hudson Agnes B. Brown
First
J. Clifton Avery Justice of Peace, Wolfeboro
.
-
1
16
Ossipee
1 Amos E. Bradley Sarah F. Kenney Daniel B. Craigue Martha Rollins
1
Third
February 10
Dover
Freda A. Dorr Wolfeboro Joseph Demers Wolfeboro
25
Canada Laborer
1 Virginia
Wolfeboro
Housekeeper
--
Wolfeboro
Rhea Eleanor McHugh Wolfeboro
62
Cambridge, Mass. Laundry Worker Wolfeboro Gardener
Annie, Maguire Selah P. Gridley
- Second
William R. Wood Clergyman, Saco, Me.
Hannah G. Marston Wolfeboro
Mary Jane Horne Caleb Marston Dorcas Durgan
Second
Wolfeboro
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44
March 14 Wolfeboro
Jeannie H. Wood Wolfeboro Daniel B. Craigue, Jr. Wolfeboro 1
51
First
Walter A. Thorpe Cong'l Clergyman, Dover
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
20
Housekeeper
Second
J. Clifton Avery Justice of Peace, Wolfeboro
First
....... ....... ..
. ... ..
June 12 Wolfeboro
June 14 Wolfeboro
Harry Harriman Wolfeboro Louise Schilling New York City Albert O. Berry Wolfeboro
20 Wolfeboro 25 Section Hand Germany Lady's Maid
39 Strafford Manufacturer Lovel, Me.
Albert W. Harriman First
Nellie Kimball Josef Schilling First
Mary Huber
Oliver P. Berry First
Mary L. Rea
George L. Whtiehouse First
Clara L. Tappan
Emma S. Nute Charles B. Cotton First Carlyle Summerbell Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Charles B. Sylvester First
Grace F. Chester Henry Vanderpool First
Elizabeth Hannis
John Wiggin Second
Elizabeth Beacham First George Martin Dickey Abigail E. Fitzgerald Eddy E. Hersey First
Mary Buzzell
Benjamin E. Sanborn First Wm. Hathaway Pound Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Alice J. Johnson Frank P. Hobbs First
Emily S. Evans
Frank A. Doe
First
Wolfeboro
Mary Wentworth Hoyt Sandwich
26 Sandwich Teacher
George S. Hoyt Lydia Wentworth George E. Steele
Katie Louise Doherty Eli Garland
First
Addie C. Tebbitts
First
Wolfeboro
Horace E. Steele Portsmouth Isabella Garland Providence, R. I. Arthur W. Milliner Wolfeboro
25
25 Albert, N. B. Laundryman 28 Wolfeboro Laundress
George W. Milliner Annie Handren Charles Lowd Belle Foss Alfred Batchelder Kate Nash
Second
August 29 Wolfeboro
September 1 Wolfeboro
Agnes May Lane Sanbornville Guy Arthur Pike Wolfeboro Edna Belle Rogers Moultonboro
September 12 Sanbornville Frank L. Kent Wolfeboro Catherine O'Gara Dorchester, Mass.
Batcheldor 30 Orange, Mass. Machinist 25 Sanbornville 21 18 23 Housekeeper Brookfield Carpenter Moultonboro Housekeeper Wolfeboro Machinist
22 Ireland Housekeeper
Ellen B. Denney Alfred L. Kent Frances Sanborn Tames O'Gara Mary Maguire
First
First
T. H. Scammon
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Carlyle Summerbell
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Carlyle Summerbell Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Fred C. Cowper
Clergyman, Sanbornville
WOLFEBORO TOWN REPORT
Edwin S. Coller
Clergyman, Sandwich
Wm. Hathaway Pound Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Carlyle Summerbell
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Carlyle Summerbell
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
Carlyle Summerbell
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
O. N. Desmarais
Roman Catholic Priest,
Sanbornville
June 15 Wolfeboro
Wolfeboro Clark E. Cotton Wolfeboro Sadie G. Sylvester Wolfeboro John Vanderpool Wolfeboro
June 16 Wolfeboro
June 16 Wolfeboro
June 30 1
Wolfeboro
June 30
1
Clara B. Johnson Wolfeboro George Madison Dickey Salem, Mass. Edith Shirley Hersey Wolfeboro Benjamin E. Sanborn Manchester Shuah M. Hobbs Wolfeboro Andrew F. Doe Wolfeboro
57
19 Wolfeboro Laster New Durham Laundress
20
57
New York Chauffeur Wolfeboro Dressmaker
23 25 Salem, Mass. Investigator Wolfeboro Housekeeper
29 Deerfield, N. H. Physician
29 Wolfeboro
2.3 Tuftonboro Contractor and Builder
¡C. Belle Mckenzie
First
July 15 1
Wolfeboro
July 16
Florence Lowd Glidden Wolfeboro
Herbert William
Second
Wolfeboro
23 Somerville, Mass. U. S. Navy Wolfeboro
First
Frank Lane First Helen Watson Caleb H. Pike Lydia E. Clow George W. Rogers First
First
45
Edith Mlidred White- house 24 Housekeeper
DATE OF MARRIAGE.
PLACE OF MARRIAGE.
NAME AND SURNAME OF THE GROOM AND BRIDE. RESIDENCE OF EACH AT TIME OF MARRIAGE.
IN YEARS. AGE OF EACH -
PLACE OF BIRTH OF GROOM AND BRIDE. OCCUPATION OF EACH AT TIME OF MARRIAGE. "
NAME OF FATHER
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER.
WHAT MARRIAGE- FIRST, SECOND, OR OTHER.
NAME, OFFICIAL STATION, AND RESIDENCE OF PERSON BY WHOM MARRIED.
October 2 Wolfeboro
William Hathaway
Pound 56
Wolfeboro
56
Canandaigua, N. Y. Clergyman Wallace, N. S. Housekeeper Wolfeboro Laborer
Edwin H. Pound Jennie Briggs James Haines Forshner Lucy
Daniel Clow Susan F. Morgan Alex Martin Ruth McGill 1 Charles F. Piper Ida E. Durgin Charles E. Davis Cora C. Dame Joseph Melanson Lena Ford .
First
First
T. H. Scammon
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
November 23 Seabrook
Wolfeboro Stella Eliott Wolfeboro Arthur C. Keenan Wolfeboro Helen B. Curtis Wolfeboro Joseph Brummitt Wolfeboro Annie E. McCormack Beverly, Mass. Joseph Boardman Shattuck Newcastle, Me.
18
Laundry Worke- Hartford, Coni. Retired Nova Scotia Housekeeper
68
Newcastle, Me. Lumber Dealer Newcastle, Me. School Teacher
Eliza A. Hatch
First
December 8 Wolfeboro
Marcia Vivian Parker Newcastle, Me. Frank Stephen Mc- Hugh Wolfeboro Dorothy Stevens Traf ton
19
Cambridge, Mass Clerk
First
J. Clifton Avery Justice of Peace, Wolfeboro
.
Leon Morse
Clergyman, Dover, N. H.
December 22 Wolfeboro
--
James F. Collins Wolfeboro Blanche C. Critchett Barrington Arthur F. Kimball Wolfeboro Helen L. Rhines Wolfeboro
24 18
Barrington Teacher Wolfeboro Laborer Farmington Vamp Liner
George E. Kimball Nancy J. Kimball Irving C. Rhines Angie S, Browne
First
Carlyle Summerbell Clergyman, Wolfeboro
First
Second A. W. Kergwin Clergyman New York City
Second
1
October 11 Wolfeboro
.
Lavinia P. Copp Wolfeboro Forest D. Clow Wolfeboro Flora Martin Wolfeboro Carroll D. Piper Wolfeboro Clara Belle Davis Alton Walter Arthur Melan.
14
Acton, Me. Housekeeper Wolfeboro Insurance Agen Northwood School Teacher
First
First
Allen C. Keith Clergyman, Danville, N. H.
First
1
October 30 Wolfeboro
son
20
Canaan, N. H. Teamster Alton
18 Housekeeper Rochester 22 Laborer
Henry Eliott Lizzie Eliott Henry F. Keenan Elizabeth Jacobs Everett C. Curtis Annie Wentworth Abel Brummitt Abigail Watson John McCormack Lydia Kelley Wilmot G. Shattuck -
Second
D. T. Conlan Clergyman, Seabrook, N. H.
First
First
T. H. Scammon
Clergyman, Wolfeboro
24
Eben S. Parker Georgianna H. Stickney John D. McHugh Annie Maguire Reuben B. Trafton va Ham Stephen Collins Annie Simpson Loring Critchett Emma Sewell
-
First
First
34
28
Union Housekeeper Somersworth Lineman, N. É Tel. Co
18
December 13 Dover )
Union
WOLFEBORO TOWN REPORT
First
Carlyle Summerbell Clergyman, Wolfeboro
October 27
35
26
First
Carlyle Summerbell Clergyman, Wolfeboro
November 20 Wolfeboro
First
75
November 25 Wolfeboro
38
First
46
39
Alton
#
Births Registered in the Town of Wolfeboro, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1915.
NATF OF
NAME OF FATHER.
OCCUPATION OF FATHER.
BIRTHPLACE OF FATHER.
FATHER .*
MOTHER .*
PLACE OF
BIRTH.
NUMBER OF THE CHILD.
MALE.
FEMALE.
LIVING OR
STILLBORN.
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER.
RESIDENCE OF PARENTS.
MOTHER.
AGE OF
AGE OF
January 9
Third
F
Arthur Rickard
Laborer
1
||Vermont
40
January 16
Third
M
Charles H. Pratt
Farmer
Salem, Mass.
44
36
January 18
Esther L. Adjutant Second
F
..
Harry L. Adjutant
Laborer
: Wolfeboro
26
19
January 20
M
:
Celia B. Estes
Wolfeboro
Wolfeboro
27
January 29
M
Raymond Brooks
Laborer
Eaton
23
20
January 31
M
Andrew J. Bickford
Laborer
37
33
February 5
M
:
Peter Grenier
Wood Chopper Wolfeboro
Canada
23
February 23
M
:
Arthur L. Ridlon
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