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We believe all the teachers employed have intended to do well, according to their ideas of what was required in school work.
Each of the teachers seemed to excel in some respects, while in regard to other things there was room for improvement.
We have intended to select teachers because of their apparent fit- ness for the work and when we were satisfied that we had made a mis- take we endeavored to correct it.
We have been very sorry to lose some good teachers, whose plans were such that they could not continue here.
To secure the best results the parents and friends of the scholars must help and encourage the teacher in her work.
At the close of the school meeting members of the retiring school board informed us that the school books needed to be newly labelled.
We examined the books and decided to attend to the work before the schools commenced in the spring. It made considerable work and extra expense, but it will not need to be done again for several years.
The No. 7 school house has been shingled with cedar shingles, the black boards in all the school-houses have been painted, and the usual slight repairs have been made.
Some of the school houses need to be painted, and some of the foun- dations need to be pointed, so as to save fuel and add to the comfort of the children.
Respectfully submitted: FRANK B. COULT, KATE A. HALL, MARY A. HARVEY, School Board.
Auburn, February 2, 1895.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Perfect in attendance for the year-Winnie A. Gilbert, Emma Bach, Helen A. Underhill, Charlie Lang.
Perfect for one term-Hattie Canfield, Maude E. Hamblett, May Col- ton, Jennie Eaton, Freda Bach, Ernest Preston, Chester Wood, Roy L. Eaton, Horace E. Colman, Arthur G. Reid, Flora N. Colman, Edith B. Pingrey, Willie F. Forsaith, Mabel A. Reid, John S. Prescott, Henry O. Prescott, Leslie Patten, Bernice M. Richardson, Persis A. Richard- son.
Almost perfect for one term-Margaret Preston, Abbie Griffin, Albert Eaton, Frank Keniston, Lizzie Dinwoodie, Herbert Kenniston, Jennie Griffin, Charlie W. Griffin, Freda Bach, Beulah Wood, Roy L. Eaton, Alice M. Hall, Richard Davis, John G. Davis, Ernest Bryant, Susie Bryant, Hattie G. Bryant, Arthur Lambert, Carl C. Forsaith, Leslie Patten, Carrie A. Abbott, Edith M. Webster, Lomie Rivers, Sylvanus Rivers, W. Bernard Severance.
Harry Guy Hall almost perfect two terms.
SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER'S REPORT.
RECEIPTS.
Money raised by law,
$568.00
vote of district,
200.00
Literary fund,
143.51
Dog tax,
93.78
Money for repairs by vote,
45.00
Old windows,
1.50
Balance in treasury 1894,
5
44.31
$1,096.10
EXPENDITURES.
TEACHERS' SALARIES-SPRING TERM.
Paid No. 2, Emma Eaton,
$55.00
3, Louie M. Merriam,
70.00
4, Emelie J. Boone,
55.00
5, Guy C. Griffin,
70.00
6, Georgia A. Hunt,
55.00
7, Fannie J. Everett,
60.00
8, Edith H. Davis,
55.00
$420.00
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FALL TERM.
Paid No. 2, Emelie J. Boone,
$71.50
3, Charles A. Woodcock,
100.00
4, E. Josie Hill,
77.00
5, Ella M. Hill,
84.00
6, Minnie L. Webster,
71.50
7, Fannie J. Everett,
78.00
8, Edith H. Davis,
71.50
$553.50
REPAIRS.
Paid John B. Varick Co., for supplies,
$2.60
John E. White, labor,
13.83
Frank B. Coult, labor,
4.50
Henry P. Wood, stock and labor,
1.50
Franklin P. Buswell, drawing shingles,
1.75
J. J. Abbott, stock,
3.25
Head & Dowst Co., shingles,
20.22
$46.85
INCIDENTALS.
Paid R. W. Musgrove, certificates and posters,
$1.10
Temple & Farrington, order book,
1.25
Kate A. Hall, express, postage, etc.,
9.55
Mrs. John Sprague, cleaning school-house,
2.00
Mrs. Mary Gilbert,
2.00
Mrs. Grace Bryant,
1.50
F. H. Prescott, merchandise,
2.12
F. B. Coult, incidentals,
1.50
Mary A. Harvey, "
2.25
A. D. Emery, blank check lists,
.64
Herman F. Emery, cutting wood,
.75
$24.66
FUEL.
Paid Samuel E. Ray,
$6.75
John P. Griffin,
7.50
Leroy McDuffee,
5.00
Henry P. Wood,
5.00
William A. Pingrey,
4.00
Harvey Severance,
5.62
Andrew F. Fox,
6.00
$39.87
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SUMMARY.
Paid teachers' salaries,
Fuel,
39.87
Incidentals,
24.66
Repairs,
46.85
Balance in treasury,
11.22
Receipts,
$1,096.10
HENRY P. WOOD, School District Treasurer.
Approved.
FRANK B. COULT, KATE A. HALL, MARY A. HARVEY, School Board.
AUBURN, N. H., February 4, 1895.
I have examined the accounts of the treasurer of the school district and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
WILLARD H. GRIFFIN,
Auditor.
.
$973.50
COPY OF WARRANTS FOR SCHOOL MEETING. STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
To the Inhabitants of the School District in the Town of Auburn, Quali- fied to Vote in District Affairs.
You are hereby notified to meet at Clark's hall in said district on - Saturday, the ninth day of March next, at one o'clock in the after- noon, to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose a moderator for the ensuing year.
2. To choose a clerk.
3. To choose a member of the school board for the ensuing three years.
4. To choose a treasurer and an auditor for the ensuing year.
5. To see if the district will vote to repair No. 1 schoolhouse.
6. To see what sum of money the district will vote to raise for the purpose of repairing schoolhouses.
7. To see what sum of money the district will vote to raise for the support of schools, in addition to that required by law.
8. To hear the report of any officers heretofore chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto.
9. To choose any other officers.
10. To transact any other business that the interest of the district may require.
Given under our hands at Auburn, this fourth day of February, A. D., 1895.
FRANK B. COULT, KATE A. HALL, MARY A. HARVEY, School Board.
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STATISTICAL TABLE.
No. of school.
No. of term.
NAME OF TEACHER.
Weeks of school.
Pupils registered.
Average number.
Reading.
Spelling.
Penmanship.
Arithmetic.
Geography.
Grammar.
History.
Physiology.
Algebra.
Wages of teacher
per month.
2
2
Emelie J. Boone .
13
14
9
6
4
4
3
4
3
5
1
Lonie M. Merrian.
10
33
26
33
27
33
33
9
3
18
28.00
3
2
Charles A. Woodcock.
12
36
35
35
32
31
34
15
12
17
4
5
33.33
1
Emelie J. Boone
10
12
12
11
9
11
9
6
3
22.00
4
2
E. Josie Hill
14
11
9
11
11
11
9
4
1
1
22.00
1
Guy C. Griffin.
10
19
18
19
19
19
18
9
2
2
2
28.00
5
2
Ella May Hill.
14
22
20
22
22
22
19
7
2
1
24.00
6
2
Minnie L. Webster.
13
9
8
9
9
8
6
6
2
2
1
22.00
7
2
Fannie J. Everett.
13
14
13
14
14
14
9
5
2
2
24.00
1
Edith H. Davis.
10
7
6
7
4
5
4
4
1
1
22.00
8
2
Edith H. Davis.
13
8
5
8
5
8
5
5
1
22.00
.
10
11
10
11
11
10
9
9
7
4
3
.....
$22.00 22.00
1
Emma Eaton ..
.
10
12
11
12
12
11
8
7
4
3
1
22.00
1
Fannie J. Everett.
10
14
13
14
14
6
9
6
2
2
.
24.00
1
Georgia A. Hunt ..
.
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF AUBURN FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1894.
Date of mar- riage.
Place of mar- riage.
Name and surname of groom and bride.
Residence of each at time of marriage.
Age.
Color.
Occupation. Place of birth. Names of parents.
Birthplace of parents.
Name, residence, Occupation of and official station parents.
of person by whom married.
May 16. Auburn . George A. Klinge ..
Auburn .. .
24
W.
Farmer ........ Housekeeper. Manchester ...
California .. . . .
August Klinge ...... Minnie Vetterline .. |Germany .. Thomas F. Dodge. . |Nashua ...
Germany ...
Tailor ...... . Housekeeper. Farmer ....
Rev. C. W. Lund,
Mary B. Dodge.
Auburn .
24
=
Auburn.
Aug. 1. Derry ... Franklyn A. Hamblett. Auburn .. . 26
Farmer. ......
Auburn ... ..
Sarah A. Carr ..
Litchfield .. ...
Nashua ..... Housekeeper. Shoemaker ... Massachus'tts Housewife .... Plymouth. . Farmer .....
Derry .
Mary A. Avery ...
Derry .. . 19
Housekeeper. Lynn, Mass ...
Hattie E. Stone .... Nathan Hall .. . Prudence Hubbard Plymouth ..
.... |Housewife ....
Sarah J. Leavitt ..
N. Hampshire 55 "
Housekeeper. Alexandria ...
Jane A. Patten .....
Nottingham ..
Housekeeper.
Auburn.
32
Rev. W. A. Mayo,
Rev. W. B. T. Smith,
Nov .... Auburn . Christopher C. Hall. ... Auburn ..
58
·
Farmer ........ Plymouth. ..
Harriet Ashley ..... Hartford, Vt .. |Housekeeper. Daniel Hamblett ... Hudson ... .
Farmer ....
Albert F. Avery. ...
David B. Woodman Deerfield ... ... Farmer
.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF AUBURN FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1894.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child (if any).
Male.
Female.
Living
born.
No. of
Child.
Color.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Color of
Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Birthplace of Father. Birthplace of Mother.
Feb. 20|Lemire .
M.
Living
5th 2nd 5th 5th 1st
W. Hennan Lemire ..
Ano. Gaudreau ..
W. Laborer ... . .
Canada ...
Canada.
May 11 Lessard. .
June 7| McDuffee ...
Samuel M. McDuffee Flora Hussey ....
Farmer ...
Auburn .
Bradford. Northwood.
17 Ballou ..
F.
Alberto E. Ballou. .. . Phoebe Kelley ..
Farmer
Sept. 27 Lulu D. Willey
George A. Willey .... Melvina Kelley ..
Shoemaker ....
Laconia
Onesine Lessard .....
Leonie Rivers ...
Farmer ...
or still-
Sex and Condition.
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DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1894.
Date of death.
Age.
Condition.
Name and surname of deceased.
Years.
Months.
Days.
Sex.
Color.
Single, mar-
Occupation.
Name of father.
Maiden name of mother.
Jan. 9 Patrick Murley ..
52
W.
Mason
" _10 Mary N. Buntin.
63
8
5
F.
M.
Housewife.
" 11 Albert Pratt ...
75
3
2
Brookline
M.
Farmer .
John Pratt.
Mary Fuller.
Feb. 14 Sally B. Emery.
73
4
2 Candia ..
F.
=
Housewife.
Henry Dock ham
Sally Stevens.
" 26 Kendric Emery ...
77
8
Chester .
M.
W.
Farmer ..
Samuel Hunting .
Clara Colby.
June 23 Lorenzo C. Hunting
25
3
9
Auburn
S.
Aug. 21 Sarah Emery ..
69
11
26
Boston.
F.
M.
Housewife. ..
Sep. 28 Charles P. Allen
76
11
8
Amherst.
M.
،،
W.
Farmer ..
William Whidden.
Maria Avery.
" 12|Page S. Griffin ..
73
11
17
Chester
66
W.
Nathan Griffin.
Sally Evans.
Nov. 5 Frederick Kimball ..
58
11
17
Hooksett
F.
Housekeeper.
11 Mary Devine
60
·
42
6 24 Auburn
M.
M.
Farmer ..
Robert Patten.
Saphronia Severance.
I hereby certify that the above return is correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
HENRY P. WOOD, Town Clerk.
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Oct. 10 Harrison T. Whidden.
52
4
11
Loudon ..
M.
Mechanic ..
..
Shoemaker ..
Stephen Kimball
..
12 George S. Pattern ..
.
.
.
Moses Emery .
Louis Stebbins.
.
·
H. F. Robinson.
Eliza Howard.
.
Place of birth.
ried, or widowed,
-
W
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Chas. A. Hoitt & Co.
MANCHESTER, N. H.
In presenting this advertisement to the CITIZENS OF AUBURN, and to the readers of this report we wish to state, and not in a bois- terous way, that during the last few months we have nearly DOUBLED OUR STORE SPACE, ADDED A VERY LARGE STORE HOUSE, with rail- road facilities direct to the door, at a large SAVING OF EXPENSE, and more than doubled our stock, and are now in a position to serve our patrons with goods from the LARGEST ASSORTMENT, and AT PRICES THAT NO SIMILIAR HOUSE IN THIS CITY OR NEW HAMPSHIRE and but few in NEW ENGLAND are able to meet, CHAS. A. HOITT & CO., Manchester, N. H.
REMEMBER : We furnish a house complete from cellar to attic, and Wall Papers, etc., etc., with a Stock Second to None.
Please compare the Chamber Suit we offer for $20 with other dealers at $25.00.
Our parlor suits at $22.50 with others at $30.00
Our Extra Super Carpets at 50c. with others at 65c. per yard.
Our 413c. Room Paper, with Matched Borders, with others at 6c., 7c., 8c., and 9c.
Our Side Boards at $9.00 with others at $15.00.
Our Dinner Sets at $6.50 and $7.00 with others at $9.00 and $10.00.
Our Quaker Stoves with all other makes.
Our Lounges at $5.00 and $7.50 with others at $S.00 and $9.00.
From your own experience, if you will stop to consider, you must know it is utterly impossible for a dealer, only dealing in Stoves and Tinware, a dealer of Wall Papers, an exclusive dealer of Carpets, or a Furniture dealer, who buys his Upholstered goods and buys from Manufacturers in the East, to compete with MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS and a concern having such an unlimited line to sell from, and where business is always good.
Your observation of customers in other stores in our lines, and com- pared with those you will see in our different departments, ought to convince you we have the Right Goods at the Right Prices.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
We would be pleased to have you go through our store (up-stairs and down) regardless of being in need of our goods, it will certainly surprise you, and you will say, I really had no idea of the enormous quantity of room and goods, and that they were doing such business.
CHAS. A. HOITT & CO.
Manchester, N. H.
JOHN B. VARICK CO.
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS IN
-Hardware, Iron and Steel .-
BLACKSMITHS' AND CARRIAGE MAKERS' SUPPLIES.
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS AND SEEDS, WOODENWARE OF ALL KINDS
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
BRADLEY'S IXL and COE'S SUPERPHOSPHATES.
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COMPLETE STOCK OF-
BUILDERS' HARDWARE. CARPENTERS' AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS, STERLING SILVER, ROGERS' A1 1847 SILVER PLATED WARE.
: FINE CUTLERY, :
:
Sporting Goods of Every Description, Including Shot Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, and Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Base Ball and Lawn Tennis Goods.
Manufacturers, Jobbers, Retailers and Repairers of
= BICYCLES =
VARICK BUILDING,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OF AUBURN
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
February 15, 1896.
F. L. WALLACE & CO., PRACTICAL Undertakers and
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Embalmers
Manchester, N. H.
We keep constantly on hand everything needed in the
UNDERTAKERS' BUSINESS, From the Common Coffin to the Finest Casket Made. We have the only large assortment of
CLOTH COVERED CASKETS
To be found in the City, and our prices are the Lowest. A large assortment of
Gent's and Ladies' Robes
Constantly on hand. Remember we deliver our goods in the adjoining towns and render any assistance. FREE OF CHARGE.
F. L. WALLACE.
A. G. FAIRBANKS.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
TOWN OF AUBURN,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1896,
TOGETHER WITH THE REPORTS OF
LIBRARY TRUSTEES, SCHOOL BOARD
AND TOWN CLERK.
MANCHESTER, N. H .: THOMAS H. TUSON, PRINTER, 1896.
H. M. MOODY, CLOTHING - AND - FURNISHING - GOODS.
When in Manchester remember I have reliable goods and low prices. Come in and see my stock before you purchase.
Black Clay Worsted Frock and Sack Suits,
$10
Good Working Pants,
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$1 to $2
Good Stiff Hats, -
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·
$1
Headquarters for Fur and Rubber Coats.
Mackintosh Coats, $4
950 Elm St., Manchester, N. H.
Farmers' Boots Shoes.
My Store is the place to get Boots and Shoes at bottom prices.
Men's Rubber Boots,
-
-
$2.25,2.75.
Ladies' Rubbers,
-
25 cts.
Ladies' Good Slippers, - 50 c. to $1.00.
Men's Brogans,
- $1.00, 1.25, 1.50.
School Boots, -
. $1.00, $1.25.
Ladies' Kid Button Boots,
S1 to· $2.00,
Boots that are Shop-worn at your own price.
MOTTO-NEVER UNDERSOLD.
GEORGE W. DODGE,
931 Elm Street,
Manchester. N. H.
SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAX.
Paid State Treasurer
$710 00
County Treasurer
750 02
$1,460 02
School and Repair Money and School Supplies.
Paid treasurer of school district mon-
ey raised by law .
$584 00
Dog license money 60 80
Literary fund. .
99 12
Cash to balance school account. 26 33
Repair money .
125 00
School supplies
45 00
$940 25
SERVICES AND EXPENSES OF SCHOOL AND TOWN OFFICERS EXCEPT SELECTMEN.
1895.
Mch. 5-7. Mary A. Harvey, two half days on school district check list ... 1 50
Kate A. Hall-
Io 9 dinners for school officers for 1894 .. 2 25
Feb. 19, To writing on warants and check lists . 50
4
Mch. 5-7. To two half days on check lists 1 50
Mch. 16 to June 28. To 12 1-2 days' services 18 75
Labeling books
50
$23 50
Frances A. Griffin .-
To 19 visits to schools. $14 25
Delivering school supplies . ....
75
One-half day at board meeting 75
One-half day settling.
75
$16 50
Frank B. Coult .-
Five meetings for school business Two meetings to revise check list 1 50
$3 75
Procuring school supplies 75
Preparing state report. 1 50
Visiting schools 21 times.
15 75
Settling accounts and with Au- ditors.
1 50
Preparing report and warrants. . 2 75
$27 50
$69 00
Paid William H. Griffin services as Au- ditor for school accounts two years. . . 1 50 George A. Klinge, District Clerk 1 25 A. D. Emery, Moderator, March, 1895. 3 00
William G. Brown, services as select man after Feb. 15, 1895 .- 1895.
Feb. 18. One-half day on pauper business.
75
5
Feb. 23. Self and team to Man- chester on town busi- ness. 2 50
Mch 4. Procuring printing and distributing of town reports, self and team, 4 50
Mch. 9. Preparing hall for elec- tion 1 50
Paid Amherst Emery, dog constable. . 10 00 John P. Griffin, police, to 8 days ou duty at Massabesic. $16 00
Handcuffs, club and badge. 6 75
$22 75
Melvin A. Dalton, police, to 36 1-2 days service at Massabesic, up to Feb. 8, 1896. Melvin Hall, police, to 43 days' service up to Feb. 8, 1896 .... H. P. Wood, school district treasurer
73 00
86 00
7 00
H. P. Wood, Town Clerk .. . H. P. Wood, expenses as Clerk. Samuel Richardson, Town Treas- urer
25 00
15 30
25 00
N. D. Tilton, agent to enumerate school children.
5 00
W. A. Heselton, collector for '95. 68 00
H. P. Wood, collector for '93 ... 3 49
A. T. Wood, collector 1891 and 1892.
2 38
Henry J. Cilley, collector for 1894. 72 00
$498 92
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REPAIRS ON HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
1893.
Asa B. Heselton, labor on Deer Neck bridge. $1 45
1895.
H. C. Sanborn bill, John Had- lock, repairs on road machine, $12 00, J. B. Varick's bill, tools, $8 18, use of plow, scraper and other tools, $7 00, 27 18 May 28, F. H. Prescott, axe and handle, $1 00, May 31, 10 lbs powder, $2 00, June 12, one can grease, .20. 3 20
A. E. Preston, bill for repairs for road agent from April 18 to September 23. 7 40
$39 23
REPORT OF HENRY C. SANBORN,
ROAD AGENT FOR 1895.
. Received of Town Treasurer $947 72
Balance left over. 7 15
Received of the town to balance ac- count. 170 03
$1,124 90
Labor-Paid F. P. Reed 65 00
Leon H. Reed. 46 50
Waldo B. Coleman. 54 75
Henry H. Preston
44 25
Josiah T. W. Davis 44 25
P. K. Wood. 12 40
Leroy McDuffee. 6 00
C. C. Hall .. 35 25
E. E. Griffin.
10 20
Lyndon E. Emery 8 50
C. J. Esty . . 1 50
David Heselton . 75
Charles Spofford
7 00
Daniel H. Webster
16 31
S. B. Hunting
5 00
G. W. Davis
3 00
Asa B. Heselton 6 65
H. Totman.
75
Horace Coleman.
8 25
F. T. Coleman.
9 75
Bert Ballou . 21 75
Ernest Heselton .. 2 00
Nat Johnson. .
4 50
Benjamin Eaton 8 75
Hazen Sanborn.
44 00
Linsley Ballou.
1 50
Charles Whittemore.
4 50
T. J. Crombie ..
3 90
George Langley. 9 60
J. B. McKinley 1 50
C. C. Grant ..
8 50
George Klinge
1 50
I. F. Grant ..
5 50
J. M. Hall.
2 40
Albert Benton
1 65
C. H. Allen
6 07
F. S. Hardy.
63 75
Myron Brown
81 75
W. A. Heselton.
1 50
Fletcher Brown.
3 00
S. M. McDuffee. 3 75
Benjamin Heselton, labor and
use of stone tools and stone ... 11 00 W. H. Griffin, stone for culvert 3 00 Manchester Water Works for old cement pipe. 3 50
Fletcher Brown, 1700 feet plank F. Brown, five stringers. . . .. 12 50
27 20
Gilman Clough, 687 feet plank. . 6 87
8
C. W. Emery, 200 feet plank .. 4 00 G. W. Davis for stringers for bridge. . 10 40 H. C. Sanborn, posts, stringers and rails. 12 00
Four oxen 30 1-2 days. 122 00
Horses 50 days. 125 00
H. C. Sanborn 120 00
$1124 90
H. C. SANBORN, Road Agent.
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BREAKING OUT HIGHWAYS.
1893-4.
R. Mckinley
$3 00
1894.
February. C. C. Grant . 3 50
C. W. Emery 2 25
H. H. Totman 3 95
1894-5. Fletcher Brown. 3 45
E. M. Leavitt 2 10
Hazen Sanborn 3 92
P. K. Wood.
6 40
W. M. Neal
6 15
F. C. Patten 1 50
Leroy McDuffee 2 10
John P. Griffin. 9 90
S. M. McDuffee.
4 55
Samuel E. Ray
15 95
I. F. Grant.
19 40
Robert Mckinley 90
Wells C. Underhill 3 25
Edwin T. Underhill. 2 93
Elias S. Emery 2 85
Frank S. Hardy 1 13
Milton Pecker 2 25
9
William S. Flanders 2 55
Joshua Whidden 2 93
William Preston . 2 48
Samuel H. Hunting.
5 10
William A. Pingree
3 10
Alvin W. Pingree.
3 13
Alberto E. Ballou.
10 20
George K. Eaton.
8 45
Sylvester E. Emery
3 00
F. Emery .
1 20
H. J. Cilley 1 20
A. Duke.
1 60
M. F. Brown.
3 30
F. P. Reid. 4 20
L. H. Reid. 4 50
A. G. Reid. 4 50
B. S. McDuffee 3 90
F. Forsaith. 1 50
D. C. Davis
1 80
R. S. Hook.
75
G. F. Smith
30
F. B. Coult.
50
H. C. Sanborn
20 90
H. C. Sanborn, cash paid .. J. M. Hall.
6 75
J. M. Carr 2 18
E. J. Bannon. .
15 12
D. H. Webster, cash paid ..
12 05 -
C. F. Whittemore ..
4 12
H. F. Nutt.
4 50
H. H. Totman
2 55
L. E. Emery .
12 75
F. H. Gilbert.
1 20
J. Sprague.
1 20
W. A. Heselton.
1 37
A. Emery. 1 20
G. M. Abbott. 4 72
B. A. Heselton 37
B. Eaton
6 45
2
7 50
10
H. Preston 2 00
J. Davis. 11 35
C. C. Hall . 1 50
G. A. Willey 1 35
A. Smith. 30
T. F. Dodge. 5 30
A. Dodge. 1 80
J. Davis. 7 35
J. B. Mckinley 6 30
O. E. Prescott. 7 80
J. W. Lang. 2 95
$325 75
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
1895.
March. Paid Republican Press Asso- ciation printing town reports. .
28 90
June Concord Foundry Co. tor drink- ing fountain. . 100 00
Derry News, advertising 2 25
July
Melvin Hall, for hand-cuffs and twisters 4 32
1894.
Burnham, Brown & Warren, to professional advice for the selectmen of 1894.
28 00
1895. April 10 and May 10, for selectmen of 1895 .. 7 00
Robert Mckinley, extinguish- ing forest fires. 2 00
I. F. Grant, extinguishing forest fires 2 00 Dennis Shea, extinguishing for- est fires . . 2 00
Patrick Murphy, extinguishing forest fires. 2 00
Charles O'Neil, extinguishing forest fires .. 2 00
E. S. Jenness, extinguishing
11
forest fires . 1 50
C. F. Whittemore, extinguish- ing forest fires. 1 25
J. Whittemore, extinguishing ing forest fires. 1 50
Harvey Severence, extinguish- ing forest fires. 3 00
Daniel H. Webster, for sundry persons
17 75
William M. Neal, extinguishing forest fires 2 00
N. D. Tilton, for sundry per- sons.
14 00
Fletcher Brown ..
3 45
Woodbury A. Brown. 1 00
Union Publishing Co. for ad- vertising.
1 50
D. H. Webster, library fund ... Massabesic Grange, use of hall .. Daniel H. Webster, to bounty on 4 hawks.
25 00
25 00
N. D. Tilton, paid bounty on 3 hawks.
75
W. H. Griffin, setting drinking fountain.
10 50
W. H. Griffin. 120 feet of pipe W. H. Griffin, use of water for
7 20
fountain to Jan. 1, 1896 ....
15 00
John P. Griffin, delivering fountain and for freight. ..
3 80
George K. Eaton, blank check lists
1 20
George K. Eaton, oiling hearse harness
3 00
George K. Eaton, attending 9 funerals.
18 00
A. F. Fox, blank books, post-
age and stationery for the year. 5 25
W. H. Griffin, voted for library
1 00
-
12
building. 300 00
E. Plummer, voted for Me- morial day .. 25 00
B. A. Heselton, in part for con- structing tomb. 250 00
Samuel H. Hunting, damage to
horse as voted by town. .... 15 00
James Benson, repairs on hearse 5 00
$938 12
DEPENDENT SOLDIERS AND FAMILIES.
1895.
Paid F. H. Prescott, for supplies fur- nished James R. Preston and family from Jan. 14 to May 28, 1885. . 72 86
T. S. Emery & Co., for supplies furnished James R. Preston and family from June 4 to Dec. 25, 1895. 85 67
Clarence W. Emery, for supplies furnished James R. Preston and family from Jan. 21 to Dec. 2, 1895. 8 35
Dr. A. J. Pitman, attendance on J. R. Preston's family from Mar. 2, '93, to Nov. 25, '95 .. 19 50 Mrs. A. T. Wood, house rent for J. R. Preston up to Nov. 18, 1895. 27 00
Feb. 22. William G. Brown, for cash paid for 2 tons of coal for Mrs. Davis. 12 00
To paid for drawing same .. 4 00 F. H. Prescott, coal for Mrs. Da- vis. 17 97
13
1896. Feb. 8. Daniel H. Webster, coal for Mrs. Davis and delivering same 8 50
1895.
Oct. 31. Daniel H. Webster, deliv- ering coal for Mrs. Davis 1 50
Feb. 23. W. G. Brown's bill for cash paid John M. Hall for Jo- seph Kelley 10 00
$267 35
SUPPORT OF POOR.
1895.
C. W. Emery's bill for board- ing Mrs. Parks 17 weeks from March 8 to July 8. ... 42 50 Dr. A. J. Pitman, attendance on John N. Marsh from Oct. 16 to Nov. 28. 10 75
William G. Brown, paid John H. Sprague for keeping tramps from Feb. 15 to Mar. 12, '95.
5 25
John H. Sprague, for keeping tramps to Feb. 15, '96. ..... 9 50 D. H. Webster, keeping tramp 75 F. X. Chenette, funeral ex- penses of J. Leblanc. 16 50 .. F. H. Prescott, messenger ser- vice. 1 00
$86 25
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DEBTS PAID.
1895.
Aug. A. B. Heselton, note & interest $226 63
Mary J. McDonald, 1,093 75
George E. Spofford, 1,093 75
Andrew F. Fox, 1.640 63
Mary A. Brown,
686 76
A. D. Emery, Exr. 66 358 07
William G. Brown,
266 98
Andrew F. Fox,
255 33
$5,621 90
The first five notes were paid wholly or in part by new notes.
LAND AND BUILDINGS SOLD THE TOWN FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES MARCH 11, 1895.
NON-RESIDENT.
Geo. W. Adams & others, tax and cost .5 19
Gilman Kimball, 1 83
Forest Boat Club,
3 51
Lake Men's Club of Five,
2 87
Starr Club,
...
2 87
Frank Prindible,
5 51
Horace P. Watts heirs,
3 51
Owner unknown,
1 23
Fred Whittaker,
4 19
Owner unknown,
2 19
$32 90
LAND OF RESIDENTS SOLD JUNE, 1895. John N. Bartholomew, tax and cost 8 61
James C. Crombie, 13 81
15 57
John M. Hall,
$37 99
$70 89
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ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
Paid H. P. Wood on 1893 list .-
Cronan, wrong tax .. $1 28
Herbert Wyman, gone from town 1 28
Willie Wallace,
1 28
Walter D. Mckinley,"
1 28
Edwin French, 66
1 28
Herman Lemay,
2 56
E. M. Gilman
1 28
Casper Rau, deceased
1 28
Alonzo Wheeler, over seventy . . 1 28
$12 80
Paid Henry J. Cilley on 1894 list .-
Alphonso Bryant, gone from
town. .
1 32
Heirs of Joseph L. Davis. 4 96
Lorenzo Hunting, deceased ..... 1 32
Herman Lemay, gone from town
1 68
George S. Patten, deceased ....
3 30
Benjamin P. Reed, gone from town.
1 32
Alonzo Wheeler, over seventy ..
1 32
Benjamin A. Heselton, over taxed.
1 96
Thaddeus S. Colby, deceased. . 1 32
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