Annual Report PLYMOUTH New Hampshire Town, School and Fire District
Year ending December 31, 1957
Granite Mcnunient and Hrcinze Plaque erected at Pease Air For^'e Base as a memorial to Captain Harl Pease, Jr. ot Plymouth, a gift from friends in the IMymouth area. The plaque was unveiled on September 7, 1957, at services held at the Newington Base, renamed for Captain Pease, who save his life in World War II.
Portrait of Capt. Harl Pease, Jr., for whom the new airbase at Newington was renamed at im- pressive ceremonies attended by thousands. The portrait is the work of an outstanding Boston artist, Peter Pezzati, a gift from the State of New Hamp- shire in tribute to the New Hampshire War Hero. Shown in reviewing stand above portrait are Mrs. Fred C. Tobey, Jr., Miss Charlotte Pease, Selectmen Arnold Spencer and Fred C. Tobey, Jr. With heartfelt pride, this Report of 1957 is dedicated to the memory of Captain Harl Pease, Jr., in whose name the Air
Base at Newington was redesignated on September 7, 1957, with an impressive program.
The front cover displays the monument of New Hampshire granite with the bronze plaque (enlarged upon following page) which was unveiled by Miss Charlotte Pease and, in brief yet well chosen words, was presented to the Air Base by Selectman Fred C. Tobey, Jr., in behalf of the citizens of Plymouth and the surrounding area. This monument stands in front of Divi- sion Headquarters near the flag pole. "Every evening," said Brigadier General Arnold, "when the men stand at retreat, homage will be rendered to the flag and to the memory of Captain Pease."
Hundreds of citizens from this area followed Mr. and Mrs. Harl Pease, and their daughter, Charlotte, accompanied by mil- itary escort, to unite with thousands for the dedication cere- monies. They listened while Councillor Charles H. Whittier pre- sented a portrait of Captain Pease, by legislative enactment, for the people of New Hampshire and saw Representative Phil- ip S. Willey of Campton perform the ceremony of unveiling this most excellent likeness which will hang in Division Head- quarters.
Thousands heard Senators Bridges and Cotton and the highest officers in the Air Force pay tribute to Captain Pease. The speaker of the day was Under Secretary of the Air Force Malcolm A. Maclntyre.
The latest designs in air planes were on display and the ceremonies closed with an air demonstration by ten of the most up-to-date planes, ending with precision flying by the "World Famous Thunderbirds."
Every spectator returned to his home impressed by the distinguished honor when Brigadier General Walter E. Arnold, Commander, 817th Air Division redesignated the installation, "Pease Air Force Base." The question is often repeated, "What services did Captain Pease render 'beyond the call of duty' as his citations state?"
Space forbids a detailed answer. By military command, an air base is named in honor of an outstanding hero, a native son of the state in which the base is located. Records in the Archives in Washington prove that while in training at Kelley Field, Texas, Cadet Pease acquired such skill in flying that, after he received his pilot's license (1941) he was assigned to join in the first mass flights of B-17s over the Pacific, win- ning his Air Medal award. Before Pearl Harbor, he was in the Philippines and later (1942) in Australia.
He was not only a skilled pilot, he possessed the know- how to recondition the dilapidated planes that were the only available air equipment then in the Pacific area. He flew rescue missions to Java and to Corregidor for which he re- ceived the Distinguished Service Air Medal.
Finally with nine months service as Captain of his squad- ron, on August 7, 1942, in a plane that he had reserviced to fly, only with his skill, in position in the squadron, he and his crew delivered their bomb load upon the target at Rabaul, New Britain and were retiring when a concentrated attack by enemy planes ignited his bomb-bay tanks, and the plane fell in flames.
When his battalion was privileged to select one of their pilots to receive the second Congressional Medal of Honor (the first medal was awarded to Captain Jimmie Doolittle) his comrades named Captain Pease. From the hand of Presi- dent Franklin D. Roosevelt this medal was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Pease, posthumously for their son.
Thus in the words of the old hymn, ''Where duty called or danger" Captain Pease was never found "wanting there." Therefore, with deepest gratification the citizens of Plymouth dedicate this Report to this native son (1917-1942) Captain Harl Pease, Jr.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OFFICERS OF THE
Town of Plymouth, N. H.
YEAR ENDING
December 31, 1957
THE RECORD PRINT Plymouth, N. H. 353 07 P73 n57 INDEX
Town Officers 4
Result of Town Vote on 1957 Warrant 5
Warrant 6
Town Budget 9 Town Inventory 13
Property Belonging to Town 14
Statement of Appropriations and Taxes Assessed, 1957 16
Comparative Statement of Appropriations and Expenditures 19
Financial Statement 22
Tax Collector's Report 23 Town Treasurer's Report 25
Selectmen's Detailed Statement of Payments 27
Report of Highway Department 34
Statement of Bonded Indebtedness 35
Report of Trustees of Trust Funds 36
Report of Town Clerk 41 Municipal Court Report 42
Report of Police Department 43
Report of Overseer of Poor 45
Report of Library Trustees 46
Report of Librarian 47
Town Auditors' Report 48
Report of N. H. Public Health Nurse 49
Report of Information Booth Committee 51
Forest Fire Prevention 52
VITAL STATISTICS
Births 54
Marriages 55
Deaths 58 — — —
TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen— William J. Driscoll — Resigned January 31, 1958 Arnold W. Spencer Term Expires 1959 Fred C. Tobey, Jr. Term Expires 1960 C. Edward Pettengill Appointment Expires 1958 Moderator Robert G. Wakefield
Town Clerk—J. C. Peaslee Town Treasurer Kenneth R. Bartlett Road Agent—Fred C. Hussey Tax Collector—Charles E. Moors Supervisors of Check List—L. J. Pollard, A. B. Harvey, E. E. Huckins Overseer of Poor—A. L. Carpenter, Jr. Health Officer—A. L. Carpenter, Jr. Auditors—Milton E. Pettengill, Leon M. Huntress Library Trustees— R. Preston Martin Term Expires 1958 D. W. Stetson Term Expires 1959 Juliet B. Rand Term Expires 1960 Trust Fund Trustees Flora Chase Term Expires 1958 William F. Batchelder Term Expires 1959 L. J. Pollard Term Expires 1960 Chief of Police—Paul W. Knight Police Officers—Bernard N. Grav, Wilfred L. Dionne, Willis R. Lott Budget Committee—Wallace C. Cushing, Jr., Robert Dearborn, Warren A. Blake, Robert H. Rand, William H. Noyes Zoning Commission—Wm. F. Batchelder, Mrs. Guy Speare, Wm. H. Noyes Civil Defense Director: Clifford H. Mayhew — Resigned Jnn. 31, 1958 Warren A. Blake — Appointed Feb. 12, 1958 4 :
RESULT OF TOWN VOTE ON 1957 WARRANT
Art. 3. To defray Town Charges $ 40,075.00
4. To support Free Public Library 2,565.00
5. To maintain and construct highways 45,000.00
6. To repair sidewalks 500.00
7. To Town maintenance in cooperation with the State—TEA 507.23
8. For cemeteries 500.00
9. For Memorial Day 175.00
10. For Civil Defense expenses 650.00
11. For Youth Council 2,000.00
12. For care of shade trees 800.00
13. For Sceva Speare Memorial Hospital 2,500.00
14. For Band Concerts 600.00
15. To support of Information Booth 300.00
16. Authorization to purchase HVay Equip.
17. To defray expenses of Zoning Commission 200.00
18. To comply with Order No. 553 of N. H. Water Pollution Commission — for purchase of new Dump side 500.00
19. For repairs to Smith Bridge 5,000.00
20. Library Trustee for a term of 3 years Juliet B. Rand
21. Trust Funds Trustee for a term of 3 years: L. J. Pollard
22. Selectmen authorized to borrow money in anticipation of taxes :
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the inhabitants of the Town of Plymouth in the County of Grafton in said State, qualified to vote in town affairs
You are hereby notified to meet at the Grade School Auditorium in said Plymouth on Tuesday, the eleventh day of March next, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon, at which time the polls shall be opened and shall close not earlier than nine o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following articles; all articles except ar- ticles 1, 2 and 3 to be considered at 7:30 o'clock in the evening.
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the ensuing year.
2. Shall the provisions of Chapter 171-A of the Revised Laws, relative to playing games of beano, be adopted in this city or town ?
3. To see if the Town will vote to approve the is- suance of a license by the State Racing Commission authorizing the holding of horse races in the Town of Plymouth, in accordance with Chapter 284 of the New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated, as amended.
4. To raise such sums of money as may be neces- sary to defray town charges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same.
5. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of the Free Public Library.
6. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise for the maintenance and construction of high- ways.
7. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for sidewalks.
8. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise for town maintenance in cooperation with the State. 9. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise for cemeteries. 10. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise for Memorial Day. 11. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for Civil Defense.
12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate to the Plymouth Youth Council, two thou- sand dollars ($2,000.00) to establish, equip and main- tain suitable places for Public Playgroimds, including coasting and skating and other programs of said Youth Council. 13. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the care of shade trees in the Town.
14. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise for the Sceva Speare Memorial Hospital of Plymouth, N. H.
15. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise for Band Concerts during the summer of 1958 by the Plymouth Community Band.
16. To see v/hat sum of money the Town will vote to raise for the purpose of publicizing and promoting the natural advantages and resources of the Town.
17. To see if the Town will authorize the Select- men to purchase needed highway equipment and bor- row money for same.
18. To see what action the Town will take on any report of the Zoning Commission, appointed at the 1955 March meeting, and to raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray any ex- pense of the Commission.
19. To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate in order to comply with Order No. 553 N. H. Water Pollution Commission, with re- spect to reclassification of a part of the Baker River.
20. To choose a Library Ti'ustee for a term of three years. 21. To choose a Trustee of Trust Funds for a term of three years.
22. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes, and pay the obligations of the Town.
23. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to administer, lease, rent, sell and convey, or otherwise dispose of, any real estate acquired by the Town by any Tax Collector's deed.
24. To transact any other business that may le- gally come before this meeting.
Given under our hands and seals this seventeenth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. ARNOLD W. SPENCER, FRED C. TOBEY, JR. C. EDWARD PETTENGILL, Selectmen of the Town of Plymouth A true Copy of Warrant — Attest: ARNOLD W. SPENCER, FRED C. TOBEY, JR. C. EDWARD PETTENGILL, Selectmen of the Town of Plymouth
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BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH Estimates of Revenue and Expenditures for the ensuing year, January 1, 1958 to December 31, 1958. Compared with Estimated and Actual Revenue, Ap- propriations and Expenditures of the Previous Year January 1, 1957 to December 31, 1957.
Sources of Revenue 1957 1958 Actual Estimated
From State:
Interest and Dividends Tax ? 5,315.97 ? 5,300.00 Savings Bank Tax 914.42 950.00 T. R. A. 4,052.50 2,080.00 Reimbursement a/c State and Federal Forest Lands .06 Reimbursement a/c Exemption of Growing Wood and Timber 26.83 For Fighting Forest Fires 18.59 National Forest Reserve 31.99 Gas Tax Refund 417.90 500.00 From Local Sources Except Taxes Dog Licenses 624.97 625.00 Business Licenses, Permits and Filing Fees 514.00 350.00 Fines and Forfeits, Municipal Court 2,945.77 2,000.00 Rent of Town Hall and Other Buildings 70.00 70.00 Interest Received on Taxes and Deposits 1,247.72 1,200.00 Income of Departments Highways, including rental of Equipment 1,608.11 1,500.00 Sewers 500.00 500.00 Sidewalks 40.00 Parking Meters 12,252.00 12,000.00 Income from Municipally owned Utilities: Water Departments 1,260.74 Fire Dept. 100.00 Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 14,502.53 15,000.00 Other Income 364.29 Sale of Town Property 578.91 300.00 Gifts to Pease Memorial Fund 666.00 Funds for Transmittal 123.06 Amount Raised by Issue of Bonds or Notes: Highway Equipment Note 12,000.00 From Local Taxes Other Than Property Taxes: Poll Taxes—Reg. @ $2 2,136.00 2,200.00 National Bank Stock Taxes 579.50 579.50 Yield Taxes 1,747.92 1,500.00
Total Revenues from all Sources Except Property Taxes ? 47,904.50
*Amt. to be Raised by Property Taxes $229,668.28
Total Revenues $277,572.78
* Total estimated "Revenues from All sources except Property Taxes" deducted from Total estimated "Expenditures" should give estimated "Amount to be raised by Property Taxes."
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PURPOSES OF EXPENDITURES
Appropria- Actual Estimated tions Expndtrs. Expndtrs. Previous Previous Ensuing Year Year Year
1957 1957 . 1958
CURRENT MAINTENANCE EXPENSES:
General Government:
Town Officers' Salaries $ 3,050.00 $ 3,050.00 $ 3,050.00 Town Officers' Expenses 3,000.00 4,204.36 3,000.00 Election and Reg. Exp. 270.00 257.53 800.00 Municipal Court Expenses 900.00 900.00 1,000.00 Expenses Town Hall and Other Tov/n Bldgs. 730.00 723.00 730.00
Protection of Persons and Property:
Police Department 17,500.00 17,257.18 17,000.00 Fire Department 500.00 1,593.25 1,000.00 Moth Exterm.—Blister Rust & Care of Trees 800.00 813.20 800.00 Insurance 1,600.00 1,827.99 1,850.00 Planning and Zoning 200.00 26.98 Civil Defense 650.00 430.90 300.00
Health: Health Department, Including Hospitals 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 Vital Statistics 250.00 256.00 250.00 Water Pollution 500.00 Town Dump and Garbage Removal 550.00 553.22 560.00 Highways and Bridges: Town Maintenance Summer 51,000.00 51,058.05 47,000.00 Street Lighting 5,500.00 5,982.84 6,000.00 Town Road Aid 507.23 507.23 592.79
Libraries 2,565.00 2,565.00 2,265.00
Public Welfare:
Town Poor 1,500.00 1,711.26 3,000.00 Old Age Assistance 8,000.00 8,615.19 8,500.00
Patriotic Purposes: Memorial Day and Veterans' Associations 175.00 175.00 175.00 11 : —
Recreation
Parks and Playgrounds, Inc. Band Concerts 2,600.00 2,600.00 2,600.00
Public Service Enterprises:
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 800.00 742.00 800.00 Cemeteries 500.00 500.00 500.00 Miscellaneous 25.00 925.00
Unclassified:
Damages and Legal Expenses 150.00 83.55 Advertising and Regional Associations 300.00 300.00 300.00 Employees' Retirement and Social Security 1,750.00 1,845.89 1,900.00
Interest 2,400.00 1,885.91 2,000.00 Highways and Bridges:
Construction—Bridge 5,000.00 State Aid Construction Town's Share 1,360.00 1,360.00 2,080.00 Sidewalk Construction 500.00 1,714.40 500.00 New Equipment 4,413.20
Payment on Principal of Debt:
Long Term Notes 5,000.00 15,000.00 6,000.00
County Taxes 12,452.26 12,452.26 12,500.00
School Taxes 145,813.06 124,179.82 148,019.99
Total Expenditures $275,897.55$278,010.21$277,572.78
12 1957 SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATION
Town Precinct
Land and Buildings $3,714,685.00 ?3,043,260.00
Mills & Machinery 53,050.00 48,050.00
Electric Plants 142,380.00 83,200.00
Trailers 21,850.00 10,900.00
Stock in Trade 404,782.00 351,032.00
Horses 1,450.00 100.00
Cows 25,875.00 1,500.00
Neatstock 1,550.00 50.00 Sheep 280.00
Fowl 2,010.00 1,795.00
Gas Pumps & Tanks 9,600.00 8,500.00 Portable Mills & Road Machinery 7,000.00 1,000.00
Wood & Lumber 4,900.00 200.00
$4,389,412.00 $3,549,587.00
Less Soldiers' Exemptions 163,100.00 112,000.00
Net Valuation $4,226,312.00 $3,437,587.00 Tax Rate 1957
Town $5.58
Precinct .79
$6.37
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PROPERTY OWNED BY TOWN OF PLYMOUTH 1957
HIGHWAY DEFT.:
Tool House and Lot ? 3,200.00 Tar Sprayer and Tar Kettle 400.00 Austin Western Grader 1954 9,000.00 Hough Payloader 1956 12,000.00 Snow Loader 1953 4,000.00 Oliver Sidewalk Tractor & Plow 1957 3,000.00 Ford %T Pick-up Truck 1955 1,000.00 Ford 21/2T Truck with Plow 1955 3,000.00 Ford 21/2T with Plow 1955 3,000.00 Dodge 21/2T Truck with Plow 1957 4,400.00 Ford Tractor and Loader 800.00 Road Machine Pull Grader 200.00 Electric Welder 125.00 Small Tools 350.00 Snow Plows 3,000.00 Sander 125.00
$ 47,600.00
POLICE DEPT.:
Graflex Camera & Attachments $ 100.00 Wheeled Coin Collector 50.00 Coin Counting Machine 150.00 Hallicrafter Radio 150.00 Miscellaneous Equipment & Supplies 100.00
$ 550.00 SELECTMEN'S OFFICE
2 Royal Typewriters ? 125.00 Burroughs Adding Machine 200.00 Todd Checkwriter 125.00 Furniture 225.00
? 625.00 14 REAL ESTATE: Town Owned: Airport Land, South Side $ 3,500.00 Airport Land, North Side 1,500.00 Winter Lane Park 500.00 Civil Defense Observation Post 1,000.00 Civil Defense Building, Ward Hill 2,000.00
8,500.00 TAX DEEDED McGoff Property, Loon Lake 100.00 Morse Property, Ashland Road 400.00 Reservoir Road, App. 7 Acres 300.00 McCormack Property, 4 Crawford St. 6,500.00 Marsden Property, Texas Road 1,000.00 Pike Hill Land 75.00
? 8,375.00
$ 65,650.00
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STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXES
ASSESSED FOR YEAR OF 1957
Appropriations
Town Officers' Salaries $ 3,050.00 Town Officers' Expenses 3,000.00 Social Security or Retirement 1,750.00 Election and Registration Expenses 270.00 Municipal Court Expenses 900.00 To^\^l Hall and Buildings Maintenance 730.00 Police Department 11,500.00 Fires ~ Out of Precinct & Forest 500.00 Civilian Defense 650.00 Care of Shade Trees 800.00 Hospital 2,500.00 Dump Expense 550.00 Vital Statistics 250.00 State Aid Construction 1,300.00 Town Road Aid 507.23 Highway Department 45,000.00 Appropriations from Parking Meters Income Highway Dept. $ 6,000.00 Police Dept. 6,000.00
? 12,000.00 Insurance 1,600.00 Sidewalk Construction 500.00 Street Lighting 5,500.00 Libraries 2,565.00 Old Age Assistance 8,000.00 Town Poor 1,500.00 Memorial Day 175.00 Parks and Playgrounds, Inc. Band Concerts 2,600.00 Motor Vehicle Permits 800.00 Cemeteries 500.00 Legal Expenses 150.00 Advertising, Information Booth 300.00 16 Payment on Debt Principal $ 5,000.00 Interest 2,400.00
$ 7,400.00 County Tax 12,452.26 School Tax 145,813.06 Zoning Commission 200.00 Water Pollution (Purchase of Dump Site) 500.00 Miscellaneous 25.00
$275,897.55 Less: Estimxated Revenues and Credits: Interest & Dividends Tax $ 5,315.97 Railroad Tax 900.00 Savings Bank Tax 1,100.00 Yield Taxes 900.00 Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 15,000.00 Dog Licenses 625.00 Business Licenses & Permits 550.00 Fines, Municipal Court 1,750.00 Rent of Town Property & Equipment 160.00 Interest on Taxes 1,000.00 Sale of Tax Deeded Property 600.00 Parking Meter Income 12,000.00
Total Revenues & Credits $ 39,900.97
$235,996.58
Plus Overlay 2,730.66
Net Amount to be raised by Taxation $238,727.24 Less: Number 1150 of Poll Taxes @ $2.00 $ 2,300.00 National Bank Stock Taxes 579.50
$ 2,879.50
Amount to be raised by Property Taxes $235,847.74 17 Taxes to be Committed to Collector: Property Taxes $235,847.74 Precinct Taxes 27,126.92
Total Property Taxes $262,974.66
Poll Taxes at $2.00 2,300.00 National Bank Stock Taxes 579.50
Total Taxes to be Committed $265,854.16 TAX RATE Town $5.58 Precinct .79
$6.37
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12,000.00 Amount due Schools Dec. 31, 1957 89,013.06 $101,013.06 22 TAX COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT 1957 Levy Property Poll Tax Head Tax Total Warrant $262,985.49 $ 2,300.00 $ 7,235.00$272,520.49 National Bank Tax 579.50 579.50 Yield Tax 1,555.00 1,555.00 Added Tax 762.87 46.00 140.00 948.87 Interest 14.17 14.17 Penalties 18.50 18.50 Totals $265,897.03 $ 2,346.00 $ 7,393.50$275,636.53 Collected and Paid to Treasurer $227,602.24 $ 1,660.00 $ 5,303.50$234,565.74 Abated 602.93 112.00 235.00 949.93 Uncollected 37,691.86 574.00 1,855.00 40,120.86 Totals $265,897.03 $ 2,346.00 $ 7,393.50$275,636.53 1956 Levy Property Poll Tax Head Tax Total Uncollected Taxes, Jan. 1, 1957 $ 37,188.31 $ 574.00 $ 1,910.00 $39,672.31 Added 48.00 180.00 228.00 Interest 1,141.42 1,141.42 Penalties 167.50 167.50 Totals $ 38,329.73 $ 622.00 $ 2,257.50 $41,209.23 Collected and Paid to Treasurer $ 37,686.40 $ 474.00 $ 1,842.50 $40,002.90 Abated 207.24 108.00 315.00 630.24 Uncollected 436.09 40.00 100.00 576.09 Totals $ 38,329.73 $ 622.00 $ 2,257.50 $41,209.23 1955 Levy Property Poll Tax Head Tax Total Uncollected Taxes, Jan. 1, 1957 $ 418.63 $ 22.00 $ 25.00 $ 465.63 Interest 9.63 9.63 Penalties .50 .50 Added Tax 2.00 5.00 7.00 Totals $ 428.26 $ 24.00 $ 30.50 $ 482.76 Collected and Paid to Treasurer $ 382.12 $ 2.00 $ 5.50 $ 389.62 Abated 22.00 25.00 47.00 Uncollected 46.14 46.14 Totals $ 428.26 $ 24.00 $ 30.50 $ 482.76 23 1954 Levy Property Poll Tiax Head Tax Total Uncollected Taxes, Jan. 1, 1957 $ 29.10 $ 29.10 Interest 4.22 4.22 Added Tax $ 5.00 5.00 Penalty .50 .50 Totals r 33.32 $ 5.50 $ 38.82 Collected and Paid to Treasurer $ 33.32 $ 5.50 $ 38.82 1953 Levy Property Poll Tax Head Tax Total "Uncollected Taxes, Jan. 1, 1957 $ 407.22 $ 407.22 Interest 12.28 12.28 $" Totals 419.50 $ 419.50 Collected and Paid to Treasurer $ 66.68 $ 66.68 Abated 352.82 352.82 Totals $ 419.50 $ 419.50 Summary of Tax Sales Account Previous 1956 1955 Years Taxes Sold to Town During Fiscal Year $ 5,916.97 $ Balance of Unredeemed Taxes, Jan. 1, 1957 2,345.91 1,373.36 Interest Collected after Sales 14.10 23.59 28.30 Totals $ 5,931.07 f 2,369.50 $ 1,401.66 Collected and Paid to Treasurer $ 2,365.08 $ 364.44 $ 252.06 Unredeemed Dec. 31, 1957 3,534.28 1,779.84 165.00 Deeded to Town 31.71 225.22 637.45 Abated 347.15 Totals $ 5,931.07 $ 2,369.50 $ 1,401.66 24 REPORT OF THE TREASURER For the Year Ending December 31, 1957 Receipts Cash on Hand, Jan. 1, 1957 $ 33,912.96 Tax Collections 278,045.34 State of New Hampshire Forest Fire Refund ? 18.59 Gas Tax Refund 417.90 Head Tax Reimbursement 26.83 Interest and Dividend Tax 5,315.97 National Forest Reserve Distribution .06 Old Age Assistance Recovery- 31.99 Savings Bank Tax 914.42 Town Road Aid 4,052.50 10,778.26 Dog Licenses 624.97 Business Licenses and Permits Amusement License $ 250.00 Beano Permits 250.00 Pistol Permits 14.00 514.00 Municipal Court 2,945.77 Rent of Town Property 70.00 Parking Meters Collections $ 12,244.00 Adjustments for Damage 8.00 $ 12,252.00 Registration of Motor Vehicles 14,502.53 25 Income from Departments Highway $ 1,608.11 Sidewalks 40.00 ? 1,648.11 Loans Tax Anticipation $105,000.00 Highway Equipment 12,000.00 $117,000.00 Plymouth Village Fire District Fire Department ? 100.00 Sewer Department 500.00 Water Department 1,260.74 $ 1,860.74 Gifts to Pease Memorial Fund 666.00 Sale of Town Property 578.91 Other Income Estate of Ernest Kendrick ? 25.25 Fire Refund 14.40 Insurance Premium Refund 1.85 Telephone Charges 10.70 Town Welfare Refunds 312.09 $ 364.29 Funds for Transmittal Police Department $ 32.40 Trustees of Trust Funds 90.66 $ 123.06 $475,886.94 Payments Selectmen's Orders $423,605.29 Cash on Hand Dec. 31, 1957 52,281.65 $475,886.94 26 1957 SELECTMEN'S DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS Town Officers' Salaries: " William J. Driscoll $ 600.00 Arnold W. Spencer 500.00 Fred C. Tobey, Jr. 500.00 J. C. Peaslee, Town Clerk 200.00 Charles E. Moors, Tax Collector 800.00 Kenneth R. Bartlett, Treasurer 175.00 A. L. Carpenter, Jr., Overseer of Poor 50.00 A. L. Carpenter, Jr., Health Officer 50.00 Milton E. Pettengill, Auditor 50.00 Leon Huntress, Auditor 50.00 Luther J. Pollard, Trustee of Trust Funds 25.00 Flora Chase, Trustee of Trust Funds 25.00 William F. Batchelder, Trustee of Trust Funds 25.00 ? 3,050.00 Town Officers' Expenses: Office Supplies: Town Clerk ? 158.40 Tax Collector 192.10 Selectmen 161.80 Treasurer 9.35 ? 521.65 Electricity, Office 36.23 Telephone 181.26 Bonds 189.70 Postage 73.05 1957 Dues: Tax Assessors Assoc. $ 3.00 Town Clerks Assoc. 3.00 Tax Collectors Assoc. 3.00 9.00 27 Town Reports 698.72 Tax Collectors' Meeting 17.00 Town Clerk's Meeting 11.75 Clerk's Salary (1/2 Reimbursed by Water Dept.) 2,466.00 ? 4,204.36 Election & Registration: Supervisors of Check List: Luther J. Pollard $ 35.00 Armstrong B. Harvey 35.00 Elmer E. Huckins 35.00 ? 105.00 R. G. Wakefield, Moderator 50.00 Ballot Clerks: A. L. Carpenter, Jr. $ 6.00 Harleen Samaha 6.00 John G. Clay 6.00 Olive Rand 6.00 ? 24.00 Potter's Restaurant 51.00 Carl A. Mitchell 17.53 Thomas F. Goulart 10.00 $ 257.53 Municipal Court: Robert J. Ernst, Judge 900.00 Town Buildings & Rents: Selectmen's Office Rent 420.00 Grange Hall Rent 260.00 Electricity for Ward Hill School & Band Stand 43.00 $ 723.00 Police Department: Labor ? 15,601.78 Car Expenses 524.00 Telephone 296.96 28 : : Rent 365.00 Water 35.56 Uniforms 32.73 Disposal of 7 Dogs 14.00 Medical Expenses, Flu Shots 18.00 Contract for Changing Police Entrance 250.00 Minor Repairs 54.15 N. H. Police Retirement Board Refunded by Cash ? 32.40 Withheld in 1956 32.60 $ 65.00 ? 17,257.18 Parking Meters New Meter Bags ? 39.00 Fine Boxes and Tickets 152.50 Signs 11.26 Painting Meter Posts 13.75 Painting Street Lines 223.50 Parts & Supplies 97.80 ? 537.81 Fires Plymouth Fire Department, Fires^ires ? 1,014.53 M. E. McLoud, Warden, Firess 321.44 Supplies for Warden 207.28 M. E. McLoud, Warden 50.00 $ 1,593.25 Care of Shade Trees: R. H. Batchelder Tree Work $ 513.20 Spraying 300.00 $ 813.20 29 : Insurance : Ayer Insurance Agency $ 1,430.62 Moses Insurance Agency 200.25 Noyes Insurance Agency 197.12 ? 1,827.99 Civil Defense: Repairs & Supplies for Building ? 53.39 Heating Expense 148.76 Generator (Reimbursed 50% by Fire Dept.) 200.00 State of N. H. 28.75 ? 430.90 Hospital 2,500.00 Vital Statistics: J. C. Peaslee 256.00 Town Dump Expense: Labor ? 503.33 Electricity 49.89 $ 553.22 Highway Department: Labor ? 27,893.72 Expenses 23,164.33 ? 51,058.05 Town Road Aid: State Treasurer $ 507.23 Street Lights: White Mt. Power Co. $ 5,982.84 Library Treasurer ? 2,565.00 Cemetery : Treasurer ? 500.00 30 Old Age Assistance & Aid to Disabled : State Treasurer $ 8,615.19 Town Poor $ 1,711.26 Memorial Day Celebration $ 175.00 Armory : United Shoe Machinery Corp. Rent for 2 months 1957 ? 100.00 Youth Council $ 2,000.00 Band Concerts $ 600.00 Zoning Commission: State Planning & Development Commission (maps) $ 26.98 Legal Expenses: Robert G. Wakefield $ 31.00 F. J. Shores & Anna Proctor 52.55 ? 83.55 Advertising : Information Booth (attendant) ? 300.00 Taxes Bought by Town: C. E. Moors, Tax Collector ? 5,916.97 Collector's Fee 111.25 ? 6,028.22 Refunds & Abatements: Tax Refunds $ 78.75 Retirement & Social Security: Social Security ? 1,018.89 N. H. Police Retirement Board 827.00 ? 1,845.89 31 : JNIiscellaneous: Smalley, Daverio & Lyons Granite Memorial, Pease Air Base $ 925.00 Interest: Pemigewasset National Bank $ 1,885.91 Motor Vehicle Permits: J. C. Peaslee ? 742.00 Head Taxes: State Treasurer ? 6,563.00 Charles E. Moors, Fees 201.90 $ 6,764.90 Covered Bridge Repairs: State Treasurer $ 5,000.00 Sidewalks : L. M. Pike & Sons ? 1,714.40 New Equipment: E. L. Heal and Son, Dodge Truck $ 4,413.20 Temporary Loans: Anticipated Taxes ?105,000.00 Payments on Notes: Pemigewasset National Bank Equipment Note $ 15,000.00 T. R. A. "B" Project 1,360.00 $ 16,360.00 County Tax § 12,452.26 Bond & Debt Retirement Tax $ 270.40 Precinct Tax $ 26,815.00 School District Appropriation $124,179.82 ?423,605.29 32 PARKING METER ACCOUNT Receipts for 1957 ? 12,252.00 Expenditures Transferred to Highway Department $ 6,000.00 Transferred to Police Department 6,000.00 To Parking Meter Expenses 252.00 $ 12,252.00 33 : 1957 TOWN OF PLYMOUTH HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Payments Labor Supervision ? 4,060.00 Highways 23,543.72 Common 290.00 $ 27,893.72 Equipment Expenses Repairs 4,239.01 Supplies 2,127.12 Gas & Oil 3,897.47 Truck & Equipment Rental 1,019.99 Town Sidewalks, Streets & Roads: Sand & Gravel 1,236.44 Salt & Chloride 2,029.25 Asphalt 5,543.26 Cold Patch 397.38 Repairs, Culverts, Bridges, Etc. 1,976.81 Small Tools, Shovels, Brooms,, Etc. 305.19 Bookkeeping Supplies 14.50 Town Shed Expenses: Lights 110.87 . $ Heat 162.94 Repairs 15.41 $ 289.22 Express Charges 20.12 Expense on Common 8.15 Miscellaneous 60.42 ? 51,058.05 34 oooo o o o o o do •^ '^ '^ l> ee- oooooooooo o p'BO'jj spunojSjiB;^ ooooooooooo o o o o o o o o o od oooooooooo o^ lo^ irT lo io" lo lo lo lo Lo lo" o \a o o o o o q So spuog tooqog o o od o o^ o 00 00~ CD JO UMOX rH H^ 60- o o ^ o q ^ fo %yxS — 886T o d o o H z ^ 6©- zo « oooooooooo o oooooooooo q ooo'os^'y^s ooooooooooo* o o' o o' o o o* o' o od lO lO to lO LO LO lO lLf5 lO^VO o co" eo" co" c«o' co~ co^ co" CO co" co" CO &^ €.^ oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o'ooooo'oooooo'oo'o qd X26T 'X IPdV ooooooooooooooo o 000'008$ %S ooooooooooooooo o^ "^loioictoutiicioLOiocoeoco LO go spuog ja^iK^ (M (M o o ee-o o o q o o od a;o]s[ o^o o O CO €/9- w- 0005OTH(MC0'^irS?0t-000iOrH(M ac^BQ 35 TRUST FUNDS OF PLYMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE TREASURER'S REPORT Receipts Checking account with Pemigewasset National Bank Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1957 $ 1,063.34 Dividends from Invested Funds 1,084.03 Sale of Lots 482.50 Care of Lots 582.50 Grading and Foundations 220.32 Opening Graves 665.00 TowTi of Plymouth, Taxes 500.00 Fertilizer, Lime, Etc. 9.50 Miscellaneous Income 27.77 Setting :\Iarkers 4.00 Transferred from Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank, General Fund 1,000.00 Transferred from Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank, Investment Fund 6,558.99 I 12,197.95 Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1957 Account with Plvmouth Guaranty Savings Bank, General Fund ? 3,672.42 Dividends from Investments 261.24 Dividends from Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank 224.54 $ 4,158.20 Investment Fund: Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1957 $ 5,395.94 Capital Gains, Cash 816.26 New Funds 750.00 ? 6,962.20 36 : : : : New Shares Received from Capital Gains Eaton and Howard Balanced Fund, Ten shares at $19.73 $ 197.30 Puritan Fund, Inc., Eight Shares at ?6.23 49.84 ? 247.14 $ 23,565.49 Payments Checking Account with Pemigewasset National Bank Care of Cemeteries Superintendent ? 1,324.66 Labor 1,450.87 $ 2,775.53 Clerical Work: Mrs. Blanche MacKay $ 100.00 Mrs. Frances K. Martin 10.00 ? 110.00 Purchase of Lots Estate of Cyrus Sargent $ 90.00 Florence Durand 65.50 $ 155.50 Supplies and Repairs 43.88 Contract work and use of truck Lester G. Davis ? 625.11 Richard Palmer, Opening Graves 55.00 Vincent McBride, Opening Graves 20.00 ? 700.11 New Equipment 20.46 Miscellaneous Pemigewasset National Bank, Safe Rental $ 5.50 Pemigewasset National Bank, Service Charge 3.90 37 Buckland Flowers, Clark and Smith lots 4.37 Lawn Mower Parts 12.00 Overpayment on Labor (Refunded Later) 6.00 Pleasant Valley Cemetery Association 8.52 Library Trustees 21.31 $ 61.60 Fertilizer, Loam and Grass Seed, Etc. Fred Hussey, Loam $ 56.25 Merrimack Farmers Exchange, Grass Seed, Etc. 22.79 $ 79.04 Office Expense Postage $ 7.00 Deed Envelopes .25 Clay's News Stand, Post Binder and Ideal System Book 18.55 Pemigewasset National Bank, Double Voucher Checks 38.96 ? 64.76 Printing 13.75 Purchase of 933 Shares of Puritan Fund, Inc., at $7.03 6,558.99 ? 10,583.62 Balance on hand, Dec. 31, 1957 1,614.33 $ 12,197.95 Account with Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank General Fund: Transferred to Checking Account $ 1,000.00 Balance on hand, Dec. 31, 1957 3,158.20 $ 4,158.20 38 Investment Fund: Transferred to Checking Account 6,558.99 Balance on hand, Dec. 31, 1957 403.21 ? 6,962.20 Added shares on hand, Dec. 31, 1957 From Capital Gains Eaton and Howard Balanced Fund ? 197.30 Puritan Fund, Inc. 49.84 ? 247.14 ? 23,565.49 39 ( I 1 I P ' C3 CST) 4* Ti u 0) Kf « C.S>H "l* *- „, sg C-< i< oi C cU cq c- 'i: c $ CO 0) «t-i m o 60^ •^ ooo OS i-H 25m^ OO »0 O <3> W H Pi o 1-5 c^05 odec i-l t- to 00 CO o rH -<1< O lO o rH -^ O O O iS 2 c O a a N o -^ eo c N O •«J" r-l eo o oi CO CO o o -^ 00 Ci * Oi oc sr. irr Ci O ^ fa -o bo ^3 5 I c c g CO ^ ^5 ^. ^ (M (N la CO CO C^ Csl l« oo OJ 00 C < H C o H O •^ o oo -^ 00 »n o oi o • • fl> tH t- O oo t-H t- C5 ?; »o o^ Q tH Tt O to t- I/; T-H ^o 5 cS O CO m c 5 I C3 «4-( C O IJ c CS c CJ « o« C fa C " c u t— 1 t— F— o ? I— ^ u 3 u s . .02 s _r '^ • c3 a CS .5* c P.T3 CS •O teT3 3 C £ c m 3 w 3 fa 0) fa CS «3 "I 0) 03 .ti g oj o OS c cS c ^ Si o & 'C & u o o a> i^ Ah o 3 Year Ending December 31, 1957 Receipts Dog Licenses $ 684.37 Auto Permits 1956 223.37 Auto Permits 1957 14,279.16 $ 15,186.90 Payments Paid to Town Treasurer ? 15,127.50 Dog License Fees Retained 59.40 $ 15,186.90 41 MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT For the Year Ended December 31, 1957 Receipts Balance, Jan. 1. 1957 § 567.53 Fines 6,006.10 Parking Violation Fines 946.76 Small Claim Court Fees 29.25 Bail Received 525.00 $ 8,074.64 Payments Fines Paid to State of New Hampshire $ 4,072.16 Fines and Parking Violation Fines Paid to Town of Plymouth 2,945.77 Bail Refunded 465.00 Postage and Supplies 33.59 Blood Tests 15.00 Special Justice 10.00 Witness Fees 33.12 Bank Balance December 31, 1957 500.00 § 8,074.64 42 CRIMINAL CASES FOR 1957 B. E. & Larceny 4 Petit Larceny 2 Assault on Police Officer 1 Simple Assault 7 Auto Theft 1 Destroying Private Property 3 Fugitive 1 Held for other Authorities 21 Intoxication 23 Fish & Game 3 Non-Support 4 State Labor Law 4 State Tax Law 3 Arrested on Mittimus, Outstanding 3 Investigation & Released 1 Lodgers 35 Total 116 43 TRAFFIC CASES FOR 1957 Reckless Driving 1 Careless & Negligent Operation 13 Hit & Run 3 Fail Report Accident to M/v/d 2 Fail Yield r/o Way 1 Fail Keep Right 2 Following Too Close 3 Illegal Turn 2 Speed 111 Driving w/Intoxicated 14 Driving Left of Solid Line 29 Passing Stop Sign 1 Passing Stopped School Bus 3 Violation Rotary Traffic 1 0. M. V. w/o License 8 0. M. V. w/o Owner's Consent 1 0. M. V. w/License Revoked 3 0. M. V. w/License Suspended 2 O. M. V. w/o Inspection 4 Permitting Unlicensed Operator 2 Fail Dim Lights 1 Fail Secure Parked Vehicle 1 Fail Answer Traffic Summons 2 Unnecessary Noise 4 Misuse of Plates 1 Unregistered Vehicle 1 Truck Overweight * 1 Defective Brakes 1 Binder Chains (Improper) 2 Boat Law 1 Total 221 Accidents Investigated 67 Doors Found Unlocked 208 PAUL W. KNIGHT, Chief of Police 44 ANNUAL REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR Year Ending December 31, 1957 Received from the Town $ 1,711.26 Paid out for Town Poor, as per Vouchers $1,711.26 ARTHUR L. CARPENTER, JR. Overseer of Poor 45 REPORT OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES For Year Ending December 31, 1957 Receipts Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1957 $ 306.63 From Town of Plymouth $ 2,565.00 From Young Ladies Library Association 565.00 From Helen M. Clark Fund 49.00 S 3,179.00 ? 3,485.63 Payments Doubleday & Company $ 113.00 Campbell and Hall 297.78 Detective Book Club 32.84 Young Ladies Library Ass'n. 2,365.00 Bank Analysis Charges 1.92 § 2,810.54 Cash on Hand, Dec. 31, 1957 675.09 ? 3,485.63 46 LIBRARIAN'S REPORT, 1957 Mrs. Alice B. Dickinson, librarian, has submitted to the library trustees her annual report of library re- sources and services for the year ending Dec. 31, 1957. Resources Number of Volumes Owned Jan. 1, 1957 10,628 Number of Volumes Added by Purchase 155 Number of Volumes Presented 30 Total 10,813 Number of Volumes Discarded and Lost 205 Total Number of Volumes Owned Dec. 31, 1957 10,608 Services Number of Volumes of Fiction Loaned 3297 Number of Volumes of Non-Fiction Loaned 1919 Number of Children's Books Loaned 3941 Number of Magazines Loaned 1341 Total Circulation for year 1957 10,498 New Borrowers Added 238 47 AUDITOR'S REPORT As prescribed by law, we have examined the books and records maintained by the Selectmen, Town Treas- urer, Town Clerk, Tax Collector, Highway Department, Trustees of Trust Funds, Treasurer of the Library Trustees and Justice of the Municipal Court. The records of individual receipts and expendi- tures were found to be correctly cast and well vouched. We have verified cash balances and reconciled bank statements for all officials having town business ac- counts. We have examined the securities in the Trust Funds. We have inspected the surety bonds of the Town Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Trustees of Trust Funds, Road Agent, Chief of Police and Secre- tary. MILTON E. PETTENGILL, LEON M. HUNTRESS, Auditors Plymouth, N. H. Jan. 29, 1958 48 Plymouth, N. H. Jan. 8, 1958 Office of Selectmen: Plymouth, N. H. Dear Sirs: r The following is a report of the activities conduct- ed in Plymouth by the N. H. Department of Health, Bureau Public Health Nursing, for the year 1957. Two Salk Vaccine clinics (for protection against poliomyelitis) were held at Speare School Auditorium with a total attendance of 1030. A series of three Triple Toxoid Clinics (for pro- tection from Diphtheria, Tetanus and Whooping Cough) were also held. The total attendance at these clinics was 366 children from 3 months to nine years. Total number of Plymouth children receiving im- munizations for 1957 — Salk Vaccine — 3rd Shots 1 — 5 Years 179 5 — 9 Years 115 10 — 15 Years 173 15 — 20 Years 150 Total number 3rd shots 617 About 75 children have completed two shots. About 100 more children received three polio shots in 1956 making a good percent of the eligible children of Plymouth who have now received immunizations. Salk vaccine was also given to the School Personnel at a small fee to cover cost of vaccine. 1st shots 53 2nd shots 29 3rd shots 3 Triple Toxoid Immunizations 3rd Booster Under 5 Years 34 26 5 9 Years 7 45 Totals 41 71 49 Smallpox Vaccinations Under 5 Years 56 5 — 9 Years 17 Total 73 Asiatic Flu Vaccine Clinic At the request of Superintendent of Schools, the nurse conducted the Asiatic flu vaccine clinic for School Personnel, Firemen and Police of the town. Total Attendance 36 My sincerest thanks to the School Personnel, School Nurse, Plymouth Medical Staff, Plymouth Nurses Association, Senior and Junior Woman's Clubs of Plymouth and American Legion Auxiliary for ex- cellent assistance given at these clinics. Also my thanks to the Record office for their publicity, and any others who contributed an any way to the success of the clinics making "these services available to the chil- dren in Plymouth. Respectfully submitted, LOIS W. BARTON, R.N., Public Health Nurse, N. H. Dept. Health 50 PLYMOUTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Plymouth, N. H. INFORMATION BOOTH COMMITTEE December 31, 1957 Board of Selectmen Plymouth, N. H. Gentlemen, The Information Booth opened this year on Fri- day, June 28 with Mrs. Maurice G. Paquette as Man- ager-Attendant. It is, of course, impossible to evaluate the amount of direct business obtained through the service of the booth. Reports from tourists, who have taken the time to express their opinions and pass on compliments about service received from Mrs. Paquette, indicate that the help given them is repaid to the town if only in the advertising value obtained. The booth closed Sunday afternoon of September 1. During the two months the booth was in opera- tion it served 16,350 persons who came in 5,132 cars from forty-two states, five Canadian Provinces and two foreign countries, Mexico and Cuba. Through you the Chamber of Commerce extends its thanks to the voters of Plymouth for their generos- ity in appropriating the $300.00 which materially aid- ed in the support of the booth this year. Sincerely yours, CLARENCE H. JONES, Chairman Information Booth Committee Plymouth Chamber of Commerce 51 FOREST FIRE PREVENTION IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS New Hampshire faces a continuing challenge in its forest fire problem — 97 per cent of all our forest fires being man-caused and preventable — a serious indictment of interest in our own welfare and that of our neighbor. Both the State and the towns are striv- ing diligently to effectively meet the challenge through education of the public to the threat fire presents to our woodlands; by maintaining a well trained corps of wardens and deputy wardens in every community and by providing ample opportunity for all who wish to dispose of unwanted waste materials. Careless and perverseness, however, continue to be the big hurdles. Thoughtlessly discarded lighted cigars, cigarettes and matches from moving vehicles, by hikers, hunters and fishermen; careless burning of debris during hazardous periods in dangerous locations ; illegal burn- ing; improperly extinguished debris, camp and cook fires — all result in serious loss of property, disrup- tion of industry and farm work and unnecessary ex- penditure of town and state funds. To meet the challenge successfully, the state, your community and your local forest fire warden need YOUR thoughtful and cooperative effort — The rules are simple. 1. Don't burn at home — use your town dump and avoid all fire problems. 2. If you do burn, be sure to secure a written per- mit from your local forest fire warden when the ground is not covered with snow. Permits are required for open debris fires, home incin- erators, outdoor fire places and camp fires. Your warden is instructed to permit burning if weather conditions, site and type of burning are safe. 52 3. Be sure that all lighted material — cigars, cigarettes and matches — are completely out before discarding them. Use ash trays in au- tomobiles. 4. Make certain that your debris, camp and cook fires are completely out before leaving them. 5. Insist that others be careful and comply with burning requirements. 6. Call the warden promptly when fire is detected and aid him to extinguish it. REMEMBER — the fire you prevent might be the one which could burn YOUR property. REMEMBER FOREST FIRE PREVENTION IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS and our MOST IMPORTANT UNDERTAKING Number of Fires 5 Acreage burned 1 Acre Number of Permits Issued 84 M. E. McLOUD, Forest Fire Warden H. C. HARTWELL, JR. District Fire Chief 53 2 ra c3 '*^ -^ M J3 O O V, racj c is u O 5 ^ ^c Q ' 3^ ea o s ^ p :: 23 2 -?; o 5 o o o S > > - >> & S-?^ 5 2 5 >> >> >._^ >> ^ >. -3 1- ftA = S ^ -s CO p. 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Speare Auditorium on Thursday, the thirteenth day of March next, at 7:30 o'clock in the afternoon to act on the following subjects: Article 1. To choose a Moderator for the ensuing year. Article 2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year. Article 3. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year. Article 4. To choose one District Commissioner for the ensuing three years. Article 5. To choose Auditors for the ensuing year. Article 6. To see what sum of money the District will vote to raise for fire apparatus, supplies, care of lire alarm system, pay of firemen and other necessary expenses of said District for the ensuing year. Article 7. To see what sum of monej' the District will vote to raise for Sidewalks, for the ensuing year. Article 8. To see what sum of monej' the District will vote to raise for fire protection, for the ensuing year. Article 9. To see what action the District will take regarding the salaries of the District Officers. Article 10. To see if the District will vote to au- thorize the Commissioners to assess all sewer users for sewer purposes, and determine the amount and rate of assessment. Article 11. To see if the District will vote to au- thorize the Commissioners to borrow the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) to make a survey with regard to future plans for sewer construction. Article 12. To see what sum of money the District will vote to raise for sewer purposes. Article 13. To see if the District will vote to au- thorize the Commissioners to borrow such sums of money as may be necessary to pay debts of the Dis- trict and to give notes therefor, countersigned by the District Treasurer. Article 14. To transact any other business that may legally come before the said district. Given under our hands this eighteenth day of February, 1958. A true copy: Attest: GEORGE H. TOBEY, E. WALTER AVERY, HAROLD M. PIKE, Commissioners of Plymouth Village Fire District : : PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT REPORT OF THE TREASURER — FIRE DEPT. For the Year Ending December 31, 1957 Income Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1957 ? 820.40 Town of Plymouth, Taxes 10,700.00 Fires Town of Plymouth $ 890.90 Town of Holderness 213.63 Lawrence A. Ryea 21.75 Frank Mednit 48.00 Charles Ellison 12.50 John Blake 80.75 1,267.53 Recharges, Fire Extinguishers, Repairs, Other Damages 177.70 Refunds State of New Hampshire, Gas Tax $ 19.12 John J. Cronin, Telephone 3.90 Pemigewasset Hose Co., Printing 9.23 $ 32.25 Burner Account 255.00 ? 13,2.52.88 : : PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT REPORT OF THE TREASURER — FIRE DEPT. For the Year Ending December 31, 1957 Payments Fuel ? 1,004.14 Light and Power 254.44 New Apparatus 1,276.95 Supplies 355.61 Office Expense 329.35 Fire Station Expense » 591.02 Printing 104.68 Garage Expense 222.16 Maintenance Fire Station $ 567.98 Fire Alarm System 12.00 Fire Equipment 54.46 ? 634.44 Insurance Ayer Insurance Agency ? 187.44 Moses Insurance Agency 377.00 Noyes Insurance Agency 142.80 $ 707.24 Miscellaneous: School District $ 15.00 Dr. Mclver, Vaccination 32.00 Bert Flanders, Delivering Extinguishers 3.50 Bank Analysis Charge 8.68 ? 59.18 Officers' Salaries 425.00 Pay to Firemen 6,060.29 District Assessment: Firemen's Retirement 156.00 Social Security- 88.86 Oil Burner Account: Willard Wiggett $ 104.00 A. B. Harvey 138.50 242.50 12,511.86 Cash on hand, Dec. 31, 1957 741.02 ? 13,252.88 8 FIRE ALARM CALLS DURING 1957 The Fire Department answered 48 calls during the year of 1957 5 Town Box Alarms 7 Out of Town Box Alarms Still Alarms as follows: 6 Chimney Fires 11 Flooded Oil Burners 3 Car Fires 9 Grass Fires 6 Miscellaneous Fires 1 Emergency 9 PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT Fire Department 1957 1957 1958 Estimate Actual Estimate Fuel $ 1,100.00 $ 1,004.14 ? 1,000.00 Light and Power 250.00 254.44 250.00 New Apparatus ' 1,000 1,276.95 1,225.00 Supplies 225.00 355.61 225.00 Office Expense 200.00 329.35 225.00 Fire Station Expend3e 500.00 591.02 550.00 Printing 50.00 104.68 50.00 Garage Expense 400.00 222.16 250.00 Maintenance 1,000.00 634.44 800.00 Insurance 645.40 707.24 700.00 District Officers 575.00 425.00 425.00 Miscellaneous 100.00 59.18 50.00 Pay to Firemen 5,000 6,060.29 5,000.00 Firemen's Retirement and Social Security 275.00 244.86 250.00 ? 11,320.40 $12,269.36 $11,000.00 Less Surplus 820.40 ? 10,500.00 10 PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT Sewer Department 1957 1957 1958 Estimate Actual Estimate Office Expense $ 120.00 $ 120.00 ? 120.00 New Apparatus 150.00 000.00 250.00 Printing 20.00 20.33 25.00 Insurance 50.00 28.34 30.00 Labor and Truck 800.00 730.75 1,000.00 Supplies 15.00 105.00 775.00 District Officer 100.00 100.00 100.00 Social Security- 5.00 2.25 5.00 Miscellaneous 5.00 6.45 6.50 Notes 3,000.00 4,000.00 3,500.00 Interest 750.00 734.84 665.00 ? 5,015.00 ? 5,847.96 ? 6,476.50 Sidewalks $ 500.00 ? 500.00 ? 500.00 11 : : PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT REPORT OF THE TREASURER — SEWER DEPT. For the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1957 Income Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1957 $ 3,279.52 Pemigewasset National Bank, Note 1,000.00 TowTi of Plymouth, Taxes 6,515.00 Aver Insurance Agency, Refund 4.20 ? 10,798.72 Payments Office Expenses $ 120.00 Printing 20.33 Insurance 28.34 Maintenance Labor $ 730.75 Supplies 105.00 $ 835.75 Sidewalks, Labor and Supplies 500.00 District Treasurer's Salary 100.00 District's Assessment, Social Security 2.25 Miscellaneous Boston and Maine R. R., Rent for Sewer Pipes under Tracks 5.00 Bank Analysis Charge 1.45 12 Notes: Pemigewasset National Bank, Temporary $ 1,000.00 Pemigewasset National Bank, D. W. Highway 3,000.00 4,000.00 Interest: Temporary ? 4.84 Long Term 730.00 ? 734.84 ? 6,347.96 Cash on hand, Dec. 31, 1957 4,450.76 $ 10,798.72 13 : PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT REPORT OF TREASURER — WATER DEPT. Year Ending Dec. 31, 1957 Income Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1957 ? 8,853.56 Savings Account Balance Jan. 1, 1957 6,227.71 TowTi of Plymouth, Taxes 9,600.00 Water Rents 31,920.86 Water Turned Off and On 79.50 Work for Sewer Dept. 730.75 Outside Labor 185.36 Supplies Sold 20.93 Junk Sold 28.00 Land Sold (Avery St.) to H. Latuch 100.00 Refunds B. C. & B. S. Payments $ 263.85 Gasoline Tax, State 30.29 Gasoline Tax, Federal 33.98 Social Security, Fire Dept. 177.85 Social Security, Sevier Dept. 4.50 Overpayment to Post Office 1.20 Insurance Payment on Employee 66.00 ? 577.67 Interest on Savings Account 188.23 ? 58,512.57 14 : : : Payments Water Supply Expenses: Superintendent $ 1,713.04 Labor Reservoir 504.43 Pumping Stations 686.57 Miscellaneous 203.69 Supplies & Expenses: Pumping Stations 257.63 Purification 119.92 Power Purchased 3,545.01 Repairs to Pumping Stations 64.86 $ 7,095.15 Distribution Expenses Superintendent ? 1,953.39 Labor Distribution 1,672.38 Meters 208.61 Sewers 681.37 Supplies & Expenses: Meter Supplies & Exp. $ 52.41 Distribution 923.18 Repairs Distribution Structures 162.24 Mains 72.00 Services 50.80 Hydrants 120.86 Meters 15.39 $ 5,912.63 Fixed Assets: Land (from B. & M. R. R.) $ 300.00 Water Storage Structure: A. L. Downing ? 1,620.40 Person's Concrete Form Co. 5,075.94 Hub Wire Cloth & Woven Wire Co. 6.52 E. W. Avery, Supervision 102.00 S 6,804.86 15 : : : Distribution Mains 474.62 Services 690.38 Meters 163.20 Garage Equipment 914.60 Other Equipment 246.86 Bonds The National Shawmut Bank of B(3ston $ 13,000.00 Pemigewasset National Bank 5,000.00 Interest The National Shawmut Bank of Boston $ 4,630.00 Pemigewasset National Bank 1,181.25 Other Expenses Officers' Salaries ? 543.98 Clerk's Salary 1,233.00 Office Supplies & Expenses 280.57 General Expenses: Bank Service Charges ? 3.64 Bradford Price Book 18.00 '57 Dues, Water Works Ass'n. 5.00 11. M. Pike, Travelling Exp. 12.00 Paving Agent for "^ 2%% Bonds 11.75 Recording Deed on Land Purchased from B. & M. Railroad 9.60 Surveying 15.00 Soc. Sec. Administrative Costs 2.25 $ 77.24 Insurance $ 424.49 Printing 68.69 Shop Expenses 464.64 Garage Expenses 366.92 Social Security, Water Dept. 211.28 Social Security, Fire & Sewer Depts. 182.35 Blue Cross & Blue Shield 555.55 Savings Account Balance Dec. 31, 1957 6,415.94 Cash on Hand Dec. 31, 1957 1,274.37 ? 58,512.57 16 PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT SEWER DEPARTMENT There was no nev/ construction of sewers in 1957, but several lines were repaired: under the supervision of Supt. Willard Wiggett, these were on Russell, Win- ter and Pearl Streets, Highland Avenue and Merrill Street. The sewer line in Langdon Park was surveyed and an estimate of cost for relocating this sewer was made by the Ainsworth Associates of Deerfield, Mass. Their estimated cost of relocation is $25,000.00. An extension of time for the completion of this project was granted the District by the N. H. State Water Pollution Commission with the understanding that the District Commissioners would recommend a further survey of existing sewers, to determine the location of a main sewer which would he necessary if and when we are obliged to have a sewer disposal unit. GEORGE H. TOBEY, E. WALTER AVERY, HAROLD M. PIKE, District Commissioners 17 PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT WATER DEPARTMENT Listed below are some of the maintenance jobs done by the Water Dept. under the supervision of Supt. Willard Wiggett. 14 new service lines installed 11 new meters installed 9 meters replaced %" line on Winter St. replaced with 2" C. L. pipe %" line on Webster St. replaced with %" copper 4" gate installed on Warren St. Hydrant replaced on Main St. Drained and cleaned reservoir twice Drained and cleaned cement storage tank twice When the storage tank was drained a general in- spection of the structure was made, and after consult- ing with several Gunite companies it was decided that some repair work is necessary. This work will be done this coming year. Acting upon the advice of the N. H. Public Health Department, it was deemed advisable to erect a new retaining wall at the small reservoir to stop an under- ground seepage condition that was polluting the water in this reservoir. This project was nearly completed under the supervision of Commissioner Avery, and will be finished in the spring and the reservoir will be in use this summer. The services of Mrs. Marion Wood as secretary and of Willard Wiggett as superintendent, have proved to be of great value to the Water Dept. in its maintenance and construction operations and we here- with extend our appreciation for their work. E. WALTER AVERY, HAROLD M. PIKE, GEORGE H. TOBEY, District Commissioners 18 PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT Through the efforts of Civil Defense Director, Mr. Clifton Mayhew, we were fortunate in being able to purchase from the State of N. H. the following equipment, one mobile generator, a radio system con- sisting of one base station, one mobile unit and one portable unit. This equipment was bought for approximately one-third of its actual value and in case of any emer- gency will certainly prove its worth. GEORGE H. TOBEY, E. WALTER AVERY, HAROLD M. PIKE, District Commissioners 19 AUDITORS' REPORT We have audited the cash books of the Treasurer of the Plymouth Village Fire District, and Plymouth Village Water and Sewer Departments, and have found the entries therein correctly cast and well vouched. We have examined the suj-ety bonds of the Treas- urer and Secretary of the District. We have burned five SI, 000.00 Water Department Bonds, No. 11-15, inclusive, totalling $5,000.00, and thirteen §1,000.00 Water Department Bonds No. 63- 75, inclusive, totalling $13,000.00. We have burned the following coupons: 55 Coupons No. 11-65, May 1957 50 Coupons No. 16-65, November 1957 totalling $1,181.25 228 Coupons No. 62-122; 133-300, April 1957 215 Coupons No. 76-122; 133-300, October 1957 totalling $5,430.00 MILTON E. PETTENGILL, LEON M. HUNTRESS, January 21, 1958 Auditors 20 I Seventy-Third ;4khu€U defiant TOWm SCHOOL DimiOT \ SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT Table of Contents Page Warrant for March 6, 1958 4 EXECUTIVE REPORTS Superintendent of Schools 6 Principal of High School 11 Principal of Elementary School 13 School Nurse Report 16 FINANCIAL REPORTS School District Treasurer July 1, 1956-June 30, 1957 18 Balance Sheet 21 Financial Report July 1, 1956-June 30, 1957 22 Estimate for Ensuing Year, 1958-1959 25 : THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Grafton, ss. To the inhabitants of the School District in the Town of Plymouth qualified to vote in district affairs GREETINGS You are hereby notified to meet at the Guy E. Speare Auditorium in said district on the sixth (6th) day of March, 1958, at eight o'clock in the afternoon to act upon the following subjects: Article 1. To choose a Moderator for the ensuing year. Article 2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year. Article 3. To choose a Treasurer for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1958. Article 4. To choose a member of the School Board for the ensuing year. Article 5. To choose a member of the School Board for the ensuing three years. Article 6. To determine and appoint the salaries of the School Board and District Officers, and fix the compensation of any other officers or agents of the District. Article 7. To hear the reports of Agents, Audit- ors, Committees, or Officers theretofore chosen, and pass any vote relative thereto. Article 8. To choose Agents, Auditors and Com- mittes in relation to any subject embraced in this war- rant. Article 9. To see if the District will raise and ap- propriate the sum of Two Hundred Six Thousand, Five Hundred Eighty Nine Dollars and Ninety Nine cents ($206,589.99) for the support of schools, and for the payment of statutory obligations of the dis- trict, and to authorize the application against said ap- propriation of such sums as are estimated to be re- : ceived from the state foundation aid fund together with other income; the school board to certify to the selectmen the balance between the estimated revenue and the appropriation, which leaves an estimated bal- ance of One Hundred Forty Six Thousand, One Hun- dred Twenty Four Dollars and Ninety Nine Cents ($146,124.99) to be raised by taxes by the town. Article 10. To see if the District will appropriate the sum, not to exceed Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00), for the purpose of securing" an estimate and preliminary drawing for the proposed High School Building Program. Article 11. To see if the District will appropriate the sum, not to exceed Nine Hundred Twenty Five Dollars ($925.00), for the purpose of defraying the District's share of the salary of a helping teacher in Supervisory Union No. 48. Article 12. To see what action the District will take relative to the Contract between the State of New Hampshire represented by the State Board of Educa- tion, and the Plymouth Town School District. Article 13. To conduct any other business that may legally come before this meeting. JOHN R. WOOD, ALIDA W. BUCKLAND, DONALD W. KERR, D.C. School Board of Plymouth Tov^rn School District A true copy of Warrant — Attest JOHN R. WOOD, ALIDA W. BUCKLAND, DONALD W. KERR, D.C. School Board of Plymouth Town School District SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT TO THE PLYMOUTH SCHOOL BOARD Hereby submitted is my annual report as your Superintendent of Schools: Since my last report there have been several fa- culty changes in Plymouth High School. In June 1957 David Chenell resigned to take a position in Connec- ticut, Sam Gammons resigned, and Locke Aldrich was inducted into military service. These three vacancies have been filled with competent and qualified teachers. Fred Gerstein, a University of New Hampshire and Plymouth Teachers College graduate, is teaching for- eign languages ; Donald Bump of Ashland replaced Mr. Gammons; and William Brackett, 1957 Graduate of Keene Teachers College, assumed the position of math- ematics instructor at the high school. In September Henry Majkut, our physical education coach, resigned to take a position in Rhode Island and on a temporary basis, Wilbur Hixon has assumed the duties of physical education director and coach of football and basketball. A definite decision at this point has not been made, but if Mr. Hixon wishes to be our physical education director, he may do so by taking the required hours at Plymouth Teachers College Summer School this year in order to meet qualifications. Harry Eichel, a recent graduate of Plymouth Teachers College, was obtained to take Mr. Hixon's position when he assum- ed the physical education duties. There are several important articles in the school warrant this year that need much consideration. As I have mentioned in previous reports, our present manual arts program is inadequate. I am quite sure the com- mittee from the State Department of Education who will inspect us on curriculum and housing needs will not be satisfied with our industrial arts program as it now operates and will recommend changes. It will be further inadequate when we must take over Grades 7 and 8 in September of 1959. I feel quite certain as I am sure you do that when we take over these grades we shall want a duly accredited junior high school which is not true today. The only problem now is the impossibility to meet state standards for girls' home economics and boys' manual training. A new vocation- al building will take care of these needs. According to the present laws, Plymouth could realize upwards of forty percent on such a project and I feel that added tuition revenue because of such a program would help greatly to defray the principal cost. I wish I felt competent to give you a definite answer concerning your renewal of the elementary school contract with the State of New Hampshire. It is a many sided problem and to delineate its facets here would be impossible. It seems to me that this is largely a local problem that will have to be discussed thoroughly at your annual meeting and a vote taken by the people present. If ecomonics are a deciding fac- tor, which seems to me should not be the case, the State of New Hampshire can educate our children more economically than can the town. However, if present trends continue, this gap will slowly close and the time wull probably come when the amount of tuition the town pays the State of New Hampshire will equal the total cost to the town if they operated their own ele- mentary schools. Teachers' salaries are a most im- portant factor in the total net education benefits to children in school and if this is true as many top-flight educators believe, the State of New Hampshire for the present can do a better job of educating our children than could we. Undoubtedly you are interested in the article in your school warrant regarding a Helping Teacher. Sev- eral years ago the New Hampshire Legislature made it legal for some New Hampshire school districts to secure the services of a specially trained successful teacher to work with other teachers and children to make school systems more efficient. It was agreed that if such an individual of whom the school districts ap- proved were employed, the state would pay $2500 toward the salary of this person. The remainder of the salary would be prorated among the several towns in the supervisory union on the same basis as other union expenses. Supervisory Union No. 48 has now become eligible for this service if it is desired. The law relating to this matter states that certain designated unions may employ a Helping Teacher so-called in accordance with Chapter 186, Section 24 of the New Hampshire School Laws when the majority of districts in said union vote for it in their annual meeting and towns so voting include at least 85% of the pupils in said union. If this article is voted in the affirmative, it merely gives the Supervisory Union Board power to act and money to act with if they desire and the district ap- proves. The definition of a Helping Teacher follows: Helping Teacher, as referred to in paragraph XXHI, is defined as a teacher with specific training and ex- perience which will enable her, or him, to give helpful advice, counsel, and assistance to teachers, pupils, and parents of a school system as a constructive means of improving the eduational growth and development of children, solving pupil problems of retardation and maladjustment, adopting the program of studies to meet the needs of the children and the community, bringing resources outside of the school to classroom teachers, pupils, parents and community, and in gen- eral acting as consultant to the entire staff and com- munity in recognition of the educational needs. I have enjoyed serving you this past year. Thank you very much for your consideration and cooperation. Do not hesitate to contact me if I can help you in any way with matters concerning education. Respectfully submitted, M. WAYNE BOWIE, Superintendent 8 EXPLANATION OF SUPERINTENDENT'S SALARY Section 5, Chapter 243, Laws of 1953 of the State of New Hampshire, requires that school district an- nual reports show the total amount paid to the super- intendent as per the following quotation: "REPORTS. Each superintendent of a super- visory union shall annually prepare a report showing the total salary paid to the superin- tendent, which report shall show in detail the amount derived from the per capita tax and the amount paid directly by each school dis- trict in the union.'* One-half of the supervisory union expenses is pro- rated among the several school districts of the union on the basis of adjusted valuation. One-half is pro- rated on the basis of average daily membership in the schools for the previous school year ending June 30th. The Superintendent of Supervisory Union No. 48 dur- ing 1956-1957 received a salary of $6150 which was made up as follows : $2500 paid from the per capita tax and $3650 prorated among the several school districts. Allowance of $900 for travel within the union was also prorated as stated above. The table below shows the portion of salary and travel charged to each school district. Salary Travel Campton $ 685.84 $ 169.11 Dorchester 52.19 12.87 Plymouth 1,267.28 312.48 Rumney 525.24 129.51 Thornton 287.62 70.92 Wentworth 170.09 41.94 Woodstock 661.74 163.17 Totals $ 3,650.00 $ 900.00 Superintendent's salary for 1956-57 based on the above figure is reconciled as follows: $3650 paid by the various districts, plus $2500 received from State per capita tax, equals $6150 superintendent's basic sal- ary. This, plus $900 travel allowance as indicated above totals $7050 — amount received from State Treasurer for salary and travel of the Superintendent of Schools. M. WAYNE BOWIE, Superintendent of Schools 10 PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S ANNUAL REPORT 1957-58 I herewith submit my sixth annual report as Principal of Plymouth High School. At the end of the first half year, our enrollment figures show 328 students, which is an increase over the figures given at the opening of the school year. We have lost fewer students than the expected aver- age loss and have had more new students enroll. Our time schedule has been altered so that the state requirements have been met, and we are retain- ing our activity period during the school day. I be- lieve we now have one of the longest high school days in the state of New Hampshire. The immediate need for our system at the pres- ent time is the new Vocational Building. Our present facilities are very inadequate for the type of instruc- tion that is needed and should be taught in this field. The students who do not plan to go to college or training school after graduation should be given an opportunity to see and work with several vocations while they are attending high school. The inclusion of the seventh and eighth grade in our manual training and home economics programs will, also, necessitate the expansion in the Vocational field. Graduates of 1957 Four Year Colleges 9 Junior Colleges 1 Nursing 2 Technical Schools 7 Business College 3 Armed Forces 11 Housewives 11 Employed 1 Post Graduate 1 11 I I wish to express my appreciation to the School I Board, Superintendent Bowie, teachers, students, and citizens for their help and cooperation during the past year. Respectfully submitted, GEORGE C. ZOULIAS 12 : : PLYMOUTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL REPORT To the School Board, Superintendent of Schools, Parents and Citizens of Plymouth The list of teachers with grade assignments and enrollments for this year and last follows Enrollments Grade Teacher Jan., 1958 Jan., 1957 Kindergarten Mrs. Ella Batchelder 49 49 1 Miss M. Evelyn Harris 60 48 Miss Martha Rand 2 Miss Grace Cunningham 51 35 Mrs. Dorothy Desmond 3 Miss Ruth Millar 37 49 Miss Dorothy O'Neill 4 Mr. Edward Desmond 51 63 Mrs. Ellen Tapply (Sept. '56-Jan. ^58) Mrs. Barbara Brackett (Jan.-June '58) 5 Mrs. Frances Clay 63 51 Miss Pauline Spitzner 6 Mr. Robert Frey 51 49 Mrs. Mildred Potter 7 44 41 8 38 44 Seventh and Eighth Teachers: Mr. Bradford Ames Mr. Kenneth Marrer Mrs. Mary Sanderson Mr. Mark Sylvestre Totals 444 429 13 One of the interesting developments this year has been the participation of the parents in developing a better means of reporting pupil progress to parents. Through evening meetings and through the work of a study committee of Home Room Mothers and the elementary teachers, this project is just getting un- der way as this is being written. We are hopeful that this sharing will be very beneficial to both parents and teachers. Another phase of the staff's professional study this year will be the preparation of Art "Minimum Essentials." This will complete the Curriculum Bulle- tin which was re-wTitten and distributed to parents last year. Respectfully submitted, RAYMOND P. HARRIS, Principal 14 PROPOSED SUPERVISORY UNION NO. 48 SCHOOL CALENDAR, 1958-1959 September 3, 1958 Wednesday, Schools Open Oct. 16 & 17, 1958 State Teachers Convention, Schools Closed Nov. 11, 1958 Tuesday, Veterans Day, Schools Closed Nov. 26, 1958 Wednesday, Schools Close 12:30 P. M. for Thanksgiving Dec. 1, 1958 Schools Reopen (Monday) Dec. 19, 1958 All day session. Schools Close for Christmas Recess January 5, 1959 Schools Reopen February 20, 1959 Schools Close, Washington's Birthday Vacation March 2, 1959 Schools Reopen April 10, 1959 Spring Institute, Schools Closed April 24, 1959 Schools Close May 4, 1959 Schools Reopen June 12, 1959 Schools Close for Summer This School Calendar allows for 178 days actually in school. According to Law, teachers convention and institute days count as school days and the school year must be 180 days duration. Therefore 178 plus 3 days (convention and institute) equals 181 school days. One day may be lost because of storms or other factors before any time has to be made up. 15 REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE To the Plymouth School Board: I herewith submit the annual report of the School Nurse in Plymouth. This report includes the findings of Dr. Mclver, the School Physician, and covers the period of the school year September 1956 to June 1957. In the fall, 328 pupils had physical examinations by Dr. Mclver. The findings were recorded on the school health records and recommendations were made to correct any defects found. The vision of the lower grade pupils was tested with the Snellen Chart and the Ortho-rater was used in the upper grades. Hearing tests with the Audio- meter were done on pupils of the first, fourth, seventh, ninth and eleventh grades. Whenever a defect was found, the nurse reported this fact to the parents so that proper treatment would be followed for early cor- rection. Heights and weights of pupils were recorded to determine normal physical growth and development. First aid was administered to 265 pupils. Total inspections and examinations numbered 908 and symptoms of the following defects were found: Dental 142 Tonsils 14 Vision 46 Hearing 13 Lungs 1 Heart 2 Orthopedic 18 Nutrition 7 Speech 1 Abdomen 1 These treatments or corrections were reported at the end of the year: Dental 155 Tonsils 13 16 : Vision 27 Hearing 3 Lungs 1 Speech 1 Abdomen 1 New Hamphsire Sight Conservation and the Ply- mouth Lions Club helped with some sight corrections. T. B. Patch Tests were applied in October, 1956. In November, a Chest X-Ray Clinic was held as a fol- low-up on the Patch Test results. Salk Vaccine Clinics were held in October and No- vember, 1956, and March and May, 1957, with 827 pu- pil inoculations given. 524 immunizations were com- pleted. Tri-Toxoid Clinics were held in March, April and May, 1957, and 80 pupil inoculations were adminis- tered. At the Pre-School Clinic in May, 1957, 35 chil- dren were examined by Dr. Mclver. Six dental clinics were held in March, 1957, and 14 pupils were treated by Dr. Crowell. Scattered cases of the following communicable diseases were reported during the school year Pediculosis 5 Trench Mouth 2 Chicken Pox 7 Scarlet Fever 2 German Measles 1 Influenza 8 Grateful acknowledgement is expressed to all who are interested and have participated in making the School Health Program an effective team function. Respectfully submitted, ADELINE V. DEARBORN, R.N. 17 REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER IN ACCOUNT WITH PLYMOUTH TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957 Receipts Cash on hand July 1, 1956 $ .00 Town of Plymouth 1956 Appropriation $145,074.71 Add: For no State Aid During Year as Estimated 3,200.00 I Deduct: Federal Building Aid 2,200.00 $146,074.71 I Deduct: Advances Received prior to July 1, 1956 8,000.00 Net Amount Received on 1956 Appropriation 138,074.71 Town of Plymouth — Balance of 1953 Appropriation Amended by Tax Commission 605.11 Advance on 1957 Appropriation to meet District Bond 8,000.00 Total Received from Town of Plymouth $146,679.82 Tuitions: Elementary $ 1,532.47 High School 49,232.23 $ 50,764.70 State of New Hampshire Per Capita Tax Adjustment $ 276.95 Federal Building Aid 2,200.00 Federal Hot Lunch & Milk Program 2,663.56 Federal Vocational Home Economics Program 380.53 $ 5,521.04 18 Miscellaneous Receipts Auditorium Rent $ 335.00 Burgess Buildings 5.00 Playground Improvements Plymouth H. S. Fund $ 127.84 Sargent Rural School Bond 25.00 $ 152.84 Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank, Interest to 10-1-56 on Bond Funds in escrow to meet matured bonds and interest due but not yet presented 49.55 Refunds and Reimbursements 1,067.45 Sale of Supplies and Typewriters 107.00 $ 1,716.84 Total Receipts $204,682.40 Disbursements Interest on Bonds — $5,000 at 2^% due 12-1-56 and 6-1-57 $ 112.50 Interest on Bonds — $24,000 at 2% due 12-1-56 and 6-1-57 480.00 Interest on Note — $12,000 at 3% due 7-15-56 34.00 Bonds — Issue of 6-1-38, due 6-1-57, Unpaid Balance $2,000. 3,000.00 Bonds — Issue of 6-1-49, due 6-1-57, Unpaid Balance $16,000. 8,000.00 Note — Issued on 6-11-56, due 7-15-56, Unpaid Balance $9,600. 2,400.00 State of New Hampshire — Pljonouth Teachers College Elementary Instruction 56,575.70 Other School Board Orders — Administrative and Maintenance Expenses 134,080.20 Total School Board Orders $204,682.40 Cash on hand, June 30, 1957 .00 Total Disbursements $204,682.40 19 The above is a true and correct statement of the transac- tions of the Treasurer for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1957 MERLIN F. CONNARY, District Treasurer Plymouth, New Hampshire July 17, 1957 We have today examined the foregoing account, the books and records of Merlin F. Connary, Treasurer of the Plymouth Town School District and found them correctly cast and proper- ly vouchered. We have this day destroyed bonds and interest coupons presented for payment to the District: Bonds 50-60-61 Issue of 6-1-38 (3 at $1,000.) and interest coupons of $112.50 on said Issue. Bonds 57-64 inclusive, Issue of 6-1-49 (8 at $1,000.) and interest coupons of $480.00 on said Issue. MILTON E. PETTENGILL, ROLAND G. MOSES, Auditors 20 BALANCE SHEET, JUNE 30, 1957 Assets Cash on Hand, June 30, 1957 $ 0.00 Accounts due District from Others 15.00 Total Assets ? 15.00 Net Debt (Excess of Liability over Assets) $ 27,585.00 Grand Total ? 27,600.00 Liabilities Bonds Outstanding ? 18,000.00 Note Outstanding (Pemigewasset National Bank, Burgess Property) 9,600.00 Total Liabilities ? 27,600.00 Status of School Bonds and Notes Outstanding at Beginning of Year: Bonds ? 29,000.00 Note 12,000.00 Total ? 41,000.00 Payment on Principal of Debt 13,400.00 Bonds and Note Outstanding at end of year ? 27,600.00 21 FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE PLYMOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT For the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1956 and Ending June 30, 1957 Receipts Local Taxation Balance of Current Appropriation $138,074.71 Advance on 1957-1958 Appropriation 8,000.00 Balance of 1953 Appropriation (Amended by State Tax Commission) 605.11 Other Sources Elementary School Tuitions 1,532.47 Secondary School Tuitions 49,232.23 Federal Aid (National School Lunch) 2,663.56 State Aid 2,200.00 Other Miscellaneous Income 2,374.32 Grand Total $204,682.40 Payments (Distribution of Expenditures) Total General High Elem. Amount Expenses School School ADMINISTRATION: Salaries of District Officers $ 670.00 Board Members John R. Wood $ 175.00 Mary Knight 125.00 Donald W. Kerr 125.00 Treasurer Merlin F. Connary 175.00 Moderator Leon M. Huntress 10.00 Auditors Milton E. Pettengill 30.00 Roland G. Moses 30.00 Superintendent's Salary (Local Share) 1,267.28 1,267.28 22 Salaries of other Adminis- trative Personnel 471.49 Truant Officer Clarence 0. Greenwood 50.00 Secretarial Virginia Wood 100.00 Supervisory Union No. 48 321.49 N. H. State Board of Ed. Tax for Statewide Supervision 1,116.00 1,116.00 Supplies and Other Expenses 1,451.11 1,451.11 INSTRUCTION: Salaries of Principal and Teachers 62,905.43 $ 62,905.43 Books and Other In- structional Aids 1,514.27 1,514.27 Scholars' Supplies 2,702.78 2,702.78 Other Instructional Expenses 504.76 504.76 OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT: Salaries of Janitors 9,638.32 3,275.70 $ 6,362.62 Fuel and Heat 3,753.73 1,214.19 2,539.54 Water, Light, Supplies 6,295.95 2,061.03 4,234.92 MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT: Repairs and Replacements 3,582.97 1,217.69 2,365.28 AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES: Health Supervision 1,550.88 1,550.88 Transportation 7,800.00 7,800.00 Special Activities 5,202.11 5,202.11 Tuition 57,120.39 218.49 56,901.90 FIXED CHARGES: Retirement 4,993.81 4,993.81 Ins., Treas's. Bonds and Expenses 2,607.93 2,607.93 CAPITAL OUTLAY: New Equipment 1,770.45 1,770.45 Additions and Improvements 13,554.67 13,554.67 Land and New Buildings 181.57 181.57 23 DEBT AND INTEREST: Principal on Debt 13,400.00 13,400.00 Interest 626.50 626.50 Grand Totals of All Payments $204,682.40 $42,110.81 $82,367.33 $80,204.26 Cash on Hand June 30, 1957 0.00 AUDITORS' REPORT This is to certify that the Auditors have examined the books and other financial records of the School Board of Plymouth, N. H., of which this is a true sum- mary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1957, and also from July 1, 1957 to December 31, 1957 and find them correctly cast and properly vouched. MILTON E. PETTENGILL, ROLAND G. MOSES, July 22, 1957 Auditors February 5, 1958 24 BUDGET 1958-1959 1. Salaries of District Officers, Article No. 6 $ 670.00 2. Superintendent's Salary 1,289.40 3. Tax State Wide Supervision E $ 944.00 H 298.00 1,242.00 4. Salaries of Other Administrative Personnel 868.92 5. Supplies and Expenses H 1,030.14 E 238.80 1,268.94 6. Teachers' Salaries H 69,850.00 69,850.00 7. Books and Other Instructional Aids H 2,524.40 2,524.40 8. Scholars' Supplies H 3,894.49 3,894.49 10. Supplies and Other Expenses H 655.00 655.00 11. Salaries of Janitors 9,775.00 12. Fuel or Heat H 1,900.00 E 3,800.00 5,700.00 13. Water, Lights, Supplies and E xpenses Water H 120.00 E 300.00 Lights H 1,200.00 E 2,400.00 Supplies and Expenses H 896.20 E 1,945.50 6,861.70 14. Repairs and Replacements H 1,750.00 E 2,130.00 3,880.00 25 15. Health Supervision Doctor 450.00 Nurse 1,300.00 Supplies H 25.00 E 50.00 1,825.00 16. Transportation E 6,800.00 H 1,625.00 8,425.00 17. Tuition E 64,583.36 64,583.36 18. Special Activities and Special Funds Hot Lunch 500.00 Special Activities H 2,300.00 E 300.00 3,100.00 19. Retirement H 3,572.36 S. S. 1,173.04 4,745.40 20. Insurance, Tr. Bonds and Expenses H 1,367.86 E 1,577.52 2,945.38 22. Additions and Improvements to Buildings H 825.00 E 100.00 925.00 23. New Equipment H 1,280.00 E 175.00 1,455.00 25. Principal on Debt 10,400.00 26. Interest on Debt 376.00 Total $206,589.99 26 RECEIPTS 6. State Aid Building Aid $ 2,400.00 7. Local Taxation Current Appropriation 11. Elementary School Tuitions 940.00 12. Secondary School Tuitions 56,875.00 17. Auditorium Rent $ 50.00 Miscellaneous 200.00 $ 250.00 Total $ 60,465.00 Total of Budget $206,589.99 Total of Receipts $ 60,465.00 Article No. 9 $146,124.99 27 Notes DETAILED INVENTORY OF THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR THE YEAR ENDING December 31, 1957 Description and of Value lation NAME )tal Real and Personal Property 's Abar, Clayton N. & G. Pearl Taylor Land & Camp 2,000 Turnpike School & Lot 500 2,500 Abbott, Samuel L., Jr. & Elizabeth B. 11 Broadway 3,800 Adams, Edward B. 50 Russell Street 2,200 Adams, Eva 219 Main Street 1,800 Adams Locker Serv. Inc. Locker Plant 8,000 Stock in Trade 150 8,150 Adams, Marion Blodgett Place 850 Adams, Rodney Elliott Land 150 Adams Super Market Stock in Trade 13,000 Adams, W. Carleton 117 Highland Street 9,000 Ahern, Omer C. Homestead Lower Intervale 3,400 Lots (4) 600 4,000 Akey, Cecile 4 Avery Street 3,200 Albert, Virginia I. Lot Reservoir Road 200 Allen, Emma L. Homestead Fairgrounds Road 2,800 Allen, Ethel F. Lot Pleasant Street Ext. 300 Allen, Francis E. & Stella H. 18 Emerson Street 4,200 Exemption 1,000 3,200 Allen, Guy H. Stock in Trade 650 Allen, Guy H. & Ethel F. 71 Langdon Street 4,200 Allen, Iva Homestead & Filling Station 1,500 Gas Pumps 250 1,750 Allen,, Maurice E. & Romola Homestead Fairgrounds Road 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Andrews, Guy Stock in Trade 150 Annis, William E. & Pauline E. 59 Pleasant Street 3,000 Anthony, Luther J., Jr. 4 Weeks Street 7,500 Archibald, Hildur J. 3 Hawthorne Street 3,000 Archibald, John F. 11 Rogers Street 10,000 Exemption 1,000 9,000 Armstrong, Charles 10 Pleasant Street 6,000 Arsenault, Mrs. Charles Land & Bldgs. W. Plymouth 2,300 Ash, Cora Maud (Caldon Lot 150 Atwood, Donald E. i50 A. Campbell Lot 200 Atwood, Everett E., Estate of 150 A. Kidder Land 200 Avery, Arthur M. & Katherine H. 1 homestead Ashland Road 1,000 ] Exemption 1,000 Description and Value of ^ .2 NAME Real and Personal Property H-1 > Avery, Arthur P. Homestead 4,800 Stock 1,200 6,000 Avery, Bernard 6 Main Street 5,500 10 Main Street 2,000 7,500 Avery, Bernard 100 A Fletcher Land 300 Avery, E. Walter 71 Highland Street 6,000 Ayer, Helen 16 Pleasant Street 6,000 Ayer, Percy M. 38 A. Jenkins Place 250 Ayer, Percy M. House & Land Smith Street 6,500 Ayer, Percy M. 5 Garland Street 5,000 Baker, Fred Homestead Loon Lake Rd. 1,500 Exemption 1,000 500 Balkam, Horace V. & Ruth M. Land & Bldgs, W. Plymouth 750 Barclay, John G. & Gladys S. Homestead Ward Hill 4,500 Barnard, Heirs of Fred W. Land Hoyt Hill 75 Barney, Joel Homestead Rumney Road 7,000 Stock 3,300 10,300 Barney, Joel Dairy Fairgrounds Rd. 3,800 Bartlett, John Homestead & Garage 7,000 Stock in Trade 3,500 10,500 Bartlett, George H. 24 High Street 3,900 Exemption 1,000 2,900 Bartlett, Kenneth R. & Roberta T. Land Ward Hill 200 Barton, Lois W, Homestead W. Plymouth 3,00C Exemption 1,00C 2,000 Batchelder, Arthur M. 49 Merrill Street 3,90C1 Lots Sunset Park 30i1 4,200 Batchelder, Hilton R. 29 Russell Street 7,500 Batchelder, R. H. & Glenda M. 14 Emerson Street 5,00C) Exemption 1,00C) 4,000 Batchelder, William F. & Elizabeth H. 87 Highland Street 8,500 'Bungalow 1,300 9,800 Batchelder, William F. & Ella 14 Wentworth Street 3,900 Bates, Dorothy S. 46 Russell Street 4,900 Bayley, Arthur & Amanda 26 Pleasant Street 4,400 Bayley, Herbert E. 22 Merrill Street 3,600 Description and Value oi NAME o g Real and Personal Property > Bean, Ray C. & Arlene A. Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 1,500 Exemption 1,000 500 Beardslee, Heirs of Charles F. Land & Buildings, Lower Intervale 1,600 Beaubien, Thomas A. Loon Lake Property 900 Beauchemin, Louis Homestead 9,000 Lot Loon Lake 200 9,200 Beauchemin, Louis Furniture Store 1,600 Stock in Trade 12,000 13,600 Beaulieu, Albert L4 Pleasant Street 4,800 Exemption 1,000 3,800 Beckley, Harold M. Land & Bldgs. Lower Intervale 2,700 Beckley, Willard Land & Garage, Lower Int. 1,000 Stock 25 1,025 Bell, Andrew L. Land & Bldgs. W. Plymouth 3,000 Bell, Kenneth G. Homestead, W. Plymouth 4,500 Stock 365 4,865 Bennett, Laura E. 41 Langdon Street 5,000 Berg" & Ireland Saw Mill W. Plymouth 1,500 Stock in Trade 10,500 12,000 Bickford, Robert Land & Bldgs. W. Plymouth 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Biddiscombe, Alfred C. & Marion Langdon Park Road 1,500 Binette, Henry 39 Main Street 3,000 Stock in Trade 150 3,150 Biondo, Peter F. & Mary Mt. Prospect Lodge 10,000 Exemption 1,000 9,000 Blair, Herbert Camp and Lot Loon Lake 1,000 Blaisdell, Daniel C. & Grace E. Homestead Beech Hill Rd. 1,100 Land 50 1,150 Blake, Earl & Aleta 20 Highland Street 6,300 Annex 5,000 11,300 Blake, Everett & Flora Camp & Land Hoyt Hill 75 Blake, John 18 Wentworth Street 3,500 Blake, Lillian 28 Emerson Street 4,500 Blake, Viola G. 17 Broadway 3,800 Camp & Lot Loon Lake 1,200 5,000 Blake's New Plymouth Restaurant, Inc. Main Street Block 18,175 Bosence, James 188 Main Street 3,000 Bousquet, Donald Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 3,000 Boston & Maine R. R. Land & Buildings 4,000 Description and Value of .— .2 NAME S rt Real and Personal Property ^1 > Bowie, Wayne M. & Edith L. Homestead W. Plymouth 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Bowles, Carolyn 21 Highland Street 9,000 Bowles, Charles 2 Russell Street 7,000 Boyce, Henry I. 27 Merrill Street 3,200 Exemption 1,000 2,200 Boyce, John & Mildred 31 Main Street 4,000 Boyd, Robert L. Homestead W. Plymouth 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Boyden, Everett W. Peabody Place 200 Bozarth, Ruth 0. 4 School Street 5,000 Stock in Trade 400 5,400 Bozarth, Ruth 0. 9 Highland Avenue 5,500 Brien, Norris & Ruth Ashland Road 800 Brown Company 587 Cds. Pulpwood 1,300 Brown, Earle F. & Marguerite C. Property Emerson Street 2,000 Brown, Earle F. & Marguerite C. Property Merrill Street 1,000 Brown, Earle & Myra J. Cummings Hill Road Property 500 Brown, Eliza J. 6 Merrill Street 1,500 Brown, Margaret 24 Highland Street 3,500 Brown, Persis 3 Stony Brook Road 4,700 Brown, Robert James Murphy Lot 100 Brown, Rufus B. & Kathleen 24 Merrill Street 4,500 Exemption 1,000 3,500 Brown, Weldman C. 23 High Street 3,500 Bruce, Richard & Phyllis M. 6 Gould Terrace 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Buckland, Lee & Alida 14 Emerson Street 5,500 Exemption 1,000 4,500 Burghardt, Corwin Randolph St. Homestead 3,000 7 Lots Randolph Street 1,400 4,400 Burnett, Herbert E. & Anna L. Homestead Lower Intervale 3,200 Burns, Mattie A. Camp & Land New Hebron Rd. 1,000 Burtt, Arthur A. & Elsie M. 61 Pleasant Street 3,400 Burtt, Mrs. Eva & Doris Conrad 61 Langdon Street 5,000 Burtt, Robert P. 25 Wentworth Street 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2,800 ' Description and Value oi 5tJ NAME O 9 Real and Personal Property Buswell, Harold W. & Minnie W. 66 Langdon Street 4,800 Caldon, Heirs of Charles B. Fellows Land 300 Caldon, Lee 5 Emerson Street 3,500 Caldon, Lee Garage & Lot Main Street 3,000 C alley & Jewell Estate 75 Langdon Street 2,500 Campbell, Donald A. & Mina P. 8 Winter Street 3,000 Cardon, Henry E. & Gabrielle T. Homestead & Cabins, Ashland Road 5,000 Exemption 1,000 4,000 Carpenter, A. L., Jr. 12 Pleasant Street 6,000 Carpenter, A. L., Sr. Plymouth Inn 12,650 Carpenter, A. L., Sr., & Sarah E. 3 Webster Street 3,500 Carpenter, William M. Homestead 1,800 Carpenter, Zelma Homestead 7,000 Hobbs Land 500 Stock 3,425 10,925 Carroll, Robert 46 Russell Street 4,900 Exemption 1,000 3,900 Carter, Benjamin C. 37 Highland Street 3,500 Carter, Benjamin C. & Geneva 67 Langdon Street 3,000 Carter, John & Esther M. Gift Shop Ward Hill 500 Carter, Viola Homestead Ward Hill 1,900 Cass, Ralph Property Railroad Square 4,000 Stock in Trade 1,050 5,050 Cate, William Stock in Trade 500 Caverly, Gladys Homestead Texas Road 1,000 Cayes, Abbie S. Land Pleasant St. Ext. 600 Cayes, Fred Broadway Property 4,000 Cayes, Malcolm 8 Bayley Avenue 7,800 Lot Bayley Avenue 300 8,100 Cayes, Malcolm Lot Sunset Park 200 Cayes, Malcolm & Marion 20 Russell Street 4,500 Cayes, Malcolm & Marion 12 Avery Street 3,200 Cayes, Reginald 3 Avery Street 2,000 Chapman, Clarence E., Sr. Land & Bldgs. New Hebron Rd. 2,000 Chapman, John W. & Jean S. 12 Merrill Street 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Description and Value of - .2 NAME o S Real and Personal Property ^1 > Charron, Edward J. & Lila H. Homestead 3,200 Chase, Anthony B. Apartment House Main Street 3,500 House 1 South Main Street 2,500 Garage South Main Street 500 Homestead 1 Warren Street 4,200 3-5 Warren Street 3,500 Cfurrier Land 200 Greeley Land 300 Russell & Flynn Land 350 Rogers Land 50 Perley Land 50 Russell Land 100 Turmelle Lot 600 Jones Orchard Lot 300 1,950 Chase, Arthur Homestead 3,000 Chase, Flora 2 5 Russell Street 6,000 Chase, Fred 32 Emerson Street 3,500 Chase, Fred 3 4 Emerson Street 1,500 Chase, Jessie 23 Russell Street 8,000 Chase, Jessie Highland Street 6,500 Chase, Jessie Stock in Trade 1,000 Chase, Laura M. & Annis, Marjorie 13 Thurlow Street 3,600 Chase Lee Land Hovt Hill 300 Chase, Minnie R. & Elliott, Eleanor M. 22 Highland Street 5,000 Chase, Robert M. Robie Land 300 Chellis , Delbert 29 Merrill Street 3,500 Chiasson, Augustine Homestead, Fairgrounds Rd. 2,500 Chiasson, James Homestead, Fairgrounds Rd. 2.200 Lot Fairgrounds Road 100 2,300 Chivel] , Joseph G. & Louise S. Trailer 1,100 Exemption 1,000 100 Chivel] , Joseph G. & Louise S. Land & Bldgs. Fairground Rd. 2,000 Churchill, George L. & CI arine W. Bridge Street 1,400 Exemption 1,000 400 Churchill, Morris F. South Main Street 2,500 Land Cummings Hill Rd. 100 2,600 Cities Service Oil Co. 3 Pumps 450 Clapper, Ernest W. Homestead 1,800 Exemption 1,000 800 a Description and Value of ^ ,2 NAME o 2 Real and Personal Property > Clark, George Homestead 12,000 Cottage 2,000 Stock 900 14,900 Clark, Meredith Brown, Sylvia Thompson, Wilma Land & Camp Old Hebron Rd. 600 Clark, Roger C. Homestead Loon Lake Rd. 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Clark, Roy Homestead Texas Road 1,000 Loon Lake Property 200 Exemption 1,000 200 Clark, Veranus Y. 13 Hawthorne Street 3,200 Clark, Veranus Y. Loon Lake Property 1,600 Clay, Bessie M. 10 Crawford Street 3,300 Clay, David 28 Merrill Street 3,700 Loon Lake Property 700 4,400 Clay, John G. 13 Cummings Street 3,900 Clay, John G. 13 Main Street 4,500 Clay, Sam B. 40 Pleasant Street 3,200 Exemption 1,000 2,200 Clay, Sam B. Loon Lake Property 700 Clay's News Stand Stock in Trade 1,750 Clement, F. W. Pasture & Wood Lot 300 Cleveland, Carl E. Land & Bldgs. Reservoir Rd. 1,000 Cleveland, Estate of Lily 18 Merrill Street 3,800 Cleveland, Estate of Lily 5 Bayley Ave. 3,800 Cleveland, William W. Lot Reservoir Road 50 Clifford, Arnold B. & Glenna J. Homestead, New Hebron Rd. 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Clifford, Chester Homestead, New Hebron Rd. 1,300 Stock 75 1,375 Clifford, Earl M. & Virginia L. land & Bldg. New Hebron Rd. 600 Clough, Merle Horse 100 Coffey, Earle A. 14 Russell Street 4,700 Coffin, Herbert W. Land & Buildings 600 Coffin, Scott 94 Highland Street 5,000 Stock 1,550 6,550 Colburn, Clyde Homestead 1,200 Exemption 1,000 200 Colburn, Earl K. Homestead 1,500 Colburn, Harriet & Harry Parker Street 3,300 Conway, Andrew J. 4 Cooper Street 2,800 Conway, James E. 49 Langdon Street 4,200 Description and Value oJ ation NAME »tal Real and Personal Property Cole, Oliver G., Sr., & Katherine R. 8 Pleasant Street 5,100 Exemption 1,000 4,100 Corkum, Gerald W. & Robina J. Land Main Street 1,200 Corliss, Mabel, King, Leonard Land & Buildings 2,800 Cornelius, Joseph & Fluella 8 Wentworth Street 4,200 Corson, Richard & Leila Homestead 2,400 Exemption 1,000 1,400 Cosseboom, Ralph T. & Nellie M. Land & Bldgs. on D. W. Hwy. 6,000 Coursey, Clarence Jr. & Betty Jane Homestead 1,600 Cowan, Leonard & Betty S. 3 Garland St. 4,000 Cowan, Leonard & Betty S. 3 Crawford Street 4,000 Crawford, Robert Pleasant St. Ext. 2,800 Exemption 1,000 1,800 Cresswell, Charles E, & Florence A. 18 Highland Ave. 5,300 Cromley, Frank W. & Margaret Homestead W. Plymouth 3,200 1/2 Knight's Field 300 3,500 Cronin, John J. & Marjorie S. Land & Bldg. W. Plymouth 800 Crowell, Edward B. Weeks Street 8,500 Pony 50 8,550 Crowell, Edward B. Loon Lake Property 1,600 Cummings, Iva Homestead W. Plymouth 3,200 Land 300 3,500 Currier, Angle McLeod Homestead 3,200 Currier, Everett B. Homestead 2,500 Currier, Heirs of Hattie M. 14 Cooper St. 2,000 Currier, Mary H. 53 Langdon St. 4,000 Currier, Preston & Mary Green Street 2,300 Exemption 1,000 1,300 Curtis, Raymond & Louise Camp & Land 1,100 Gushing, Oscar, Roger & Roy Land & Buildings Reservoir Rd. 1,200 Gushing, Wallace G. 42 Merrill St., Shop, 2 Lots 5,200 10 Description and Value of NAME 2 s Real and Personal Property Eh -3 > Gushing, Wallace C. 45 Merrill St. 3,900 46 Merrill St. 3,900 48 Merrill St. 3,700 Gushing, Wallace G., Jr. Stock in Trade 1,300 Glay, Heirs of Elmer H. Wood Lot 120 Grocker, Albert E. Trailer 2,000 Dakin, Edwin F. 33 Winter St. 3,600 Dauphine, Elmer B. Homestead Texas Rd. 1,200 Davis, Abraham L., Jr. Gamp & Land 800 Exemption 800 Davis, Frank K. & Edith R. Land & Bldgs. W. Plymouth 1,800 Land & Bldgs., Gummings Hill Rd. 2,200 Day, Heirs of Donald 32 Pleasant St. 3,800 Day, Mrs. Gladys Gooper Street Property 3,800 Day, James F. 28 Pleasant St. 3,000 Deachman, Harriet A. 17 Pleasant St. 3,200 Exemption 1,000 2,200 Dearborn, Earl J., Jr. 13 Langdon St. 2,500 Exemption 1,000 1,500 Stock in Trade 500 Loon Lake Property 1,200 Dearborn, George L. V2 Homestead, Reservoir Rd. 500 Exemption 500 Loon Lake Lot 100 Dearborn, Lillian V2 Homestead, Reservoir Rd. 500 Exemption 500 Loon Lake Property 800 Dearborn, Richard A. & Judith J. Buckland Avenue 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Dearborn, Robert Homestead Thurlow Hill 3,000 Dearborn, Mrs. Wm. A. 18 High St. 4,200 Filling Station 1,500 Decker, Gharles W. Land Reservoir Rd. 100 DeFilippi, Ynes M. 20 Avery St. 6,500 Deming Ghevrolet Stock in Trade 4,500 Deming, Lawrence & Gelina L 7 Wentworth St. 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Deming, Roy B. Highland St. Property 8,000 Desloges, Estate of Joseph 0. 68 Highland St. 4,500 Dever, Edward J., Jr., & Homestead 4,000 Anna H. Gabins 6,000 11 Description and Value of NAME 1^ CJ Real and Personal Property Desmarais, Arthur J. & Persis D. 13 Warren St. 3,500 Land & Bldgs near Brook 600 Devine, George Homestead, Ashland Rd. 5,000 DeWitt, Reginald F. 30 Emerson St. 5,200 Dewitt, Reginald F. & Phyllis B. 174 Main St. 6,000 Dexter, Charles K. & Julia E. 38 Russell St. 5,000 36 Russell St. 4,000 Dicey, Arthur, Sr. Mitchell wood lot 150 Dollofi, Grover C. 9 Pleasant St. 4,000 Lot 500 4,500 Donaghy, Mrs. John Homestead, Falls Rd. 3,200 Douglas, Jeanne 2 Edmunds Court 3,600 Downing, Earl N. Homestead, Falls Rd. 2,800 Exemption 1,000 1,800 Loon Lake Property 1,500 Downing, Edward & Julia Homestead 2,000 Exemption 1,000 1,000 Downing, Hart Homestead 3,000 Stock 550 3,550 Downing, Leslie M. & Thelma M. Land Beech Hill 200 Downing, Lewis R. & Rosalie T. 18 Thurlow St. 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Horses 100 Draper Corporation 8 Garland St. 5,200 Drea, John P. Lot W. Plymouth 300 Driscoll, William J. 12 Wentworth St. 4,800 Exemption 1,000 3,800 Stock in Trade 2,500 Duncan, Earle W. Land & Bldgs, Lower Intervale 2,500 Duncan, John S. & Geraldine M. Parker St. 1,000 Dunklee. Heirs of Elsie Land & Bldgs. Cookville 2,400 Dunn, Robert G. & Virginia 21 Wentworth St. 4,200 Durand, Otto 10 Cummings St. 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Durgin, Charles & Marion 19 Broadway 5,500 Exemption 1,000 4,500 12 Description and Value of ^ o NAME s -s Real and Personal Property ^1 Durand, Herman 60 Pleasant St. 4,000 Durgin, Charles Garage No. Main St. 1,500 Stock in Trade 550 Tanks 500 2,550 Durgin, George Green St. Property 1,500 Durgin, Paul Pasture 400 Dustin, Annie E. Property Loon Lake Rd. 2,200 Dunklee, Hubert & Sorrell, Bessie Property Falls Rd. 2,500 Eastern Grain Co. Mill & Sheds R. R. Square 9,000 Stock in Trade 25,132 34,132 Eastman, Clifton Homestead W. Pljrmouth 2,200 Exemption 1,000 1,200 Eastman, M. Alice 6 Hawthorne St. 3,800 Loon Lake Property 700 4,500 Eastman, Marion & Robert H. Avery Land 800 Eastman, Charles H. & Grace T. 10 Hawthorne St. 3,500 Edgar, Thomas M. & Almeria Loon Lake Property 1,500 Edgell, Charles 56 Highland St. 5,100 Loon Lake Lot 100 5,200 Edgell, Wilhelmina 73 Highland St. 4,500 Elliott, Estate of Bert 1 Edmunds Court 500 Elliott, Charles W. Homestead Texas Rd. 1,600 Elliott, Kenneth A. Bridge St. 1,200 Exemption 1,000 200 Elliott, Malcolm E. Trailer 1,200 Exemption 1,000 200 Elliott, Morton J. Land on Pike Hill 300 Elliott, Perley A. & Nancy Wright Homestead 1,300 Elliott, Robert Homestead 1,000 Ellison, Charles Homestead 400 Ellison, Charles Land & Buildings 800 Ellison, Charles Land 500 Emerson, Heirs of T. I. 48 Highland St. 5,000 Ernst, Robert J. 5 Keeble St. 5,100 Exemption 1,000 4,100 Esso Standard Oil Co. Station & Land 31,500 Pumps & Tanks 1,500 33,000 Esty, Clarence L'^t R. R. Square 2,000 Warehouse & Office 4,500 Stock in Trade 1,400 7,900 13 c 1 Deaex^tioB mmd Valiie of at i^A NAME 5 rt Real and Personal Property ^ at Eity, Donald Saztbont Lot 300 EiaH^DwaidE. 7 ATery St. 3,200 FTPmption 1,000 2,200 Svam» Hf*ir^ of Matj L. T^nd 150 Erm^ Theodore H. & Stella M. 9 CnmTTTTTi^s St. 5,700 Kwmat, Theodvre H. & SteHa M. T^nd & Garage 800 Coal Sheds 200 Stock in Trade 1^300 800 3,300 Eysbs, UzteK W. Mooltxiii Looid 125 FafOTti, LfBO Foss Land 50 Farley, JaflMS ft Doris M . 15 High St. 4,700 James ft Doris M . Stortt ia Trade MOO .- -,\ Artimr G. Hoimgitcid 2,000 Fsrsen' Feed ft Sopplj Co. Stone Hoase 500 Stodc in Trade 900 1,400 Feaoi, Georee 40 Highland St. 7,800 Beri^ L. Land ft Bldgs. Hoyt Hill 800 Flore, Dante M. 37 High Street 4,200 First Natl Stores, Im. Stock in Trade 9,000 Fitch. Corliaa F. ft Oynse L. Homestead 5,300 Stock 975 6,275 Flanders, Clarence Homfittead 2,500 Stodt 200 2,700 Flanders, Gladys Avery St. Property 1,500 Flanders, Lawrence 10 Winter St. 4,000 Flanders, Marion ft Sa£e 3d Laagdon St. 3,500 Flaoiden, IQrkard ft Edaa HoflMstead 3,200 FWann^ St<^a A. 13 Broadway 3,200 Fleieher, SoKoe Homestead ft 5 Lots 3^50 Stoek 475 3,825 FVtricr, Fred 12 Sciwwl St. 4,500 Ward Hill Property 1,000 Blodgett Lot 150 Hamlin Lo-t 50 Burtt Lot 100 300 Fletcher, Herbert L. ft Julia E. T-and 300 14 Fletcher, Jokm. Gibs z 1;: 100 Fletcher, Joa^hiae 1 rfirl St. Flig:^. J. Howard x^. — fs^ead Tex Foley. John C. ft Marilyn I. 15 L^nirdrn Si. 3,200 Excr::rt:;n MOO 2.200 Forbes. Bertram L., Jr. & Poly A. Exemru:- Fosic. Harrie: A. Fosie. Berber: C. EXr FosTer. Alice P. & Eliza G. 150 H J S Foster. Edwin J. 175 " 5t. F>?T^r. Mrs. Chrisiobe! ISC „ S:. Fracher, E. E. Store s >:<» MdO Fracher. Mrs. Elmer E. ^ «^: I - : : ; f Fracher. Edmund L. & Yvonne N. 26 Hi^h St. Fracher. Margrare: i Henry oO Pleasani S:. Cottage Stock in Tmde Thurlow Hill Property Francis, Gladys M. Loon Lake Pn^^ty Francesco, Louis »fc Dorothy ?2 Mer-i!! St. Exemptions (2> 1.900 Stx-k in Trade 100 F:i--nconia Paper Corp. T-s^d 4.000 Freeman. Glenn C. -3 Pleasant St. S,500 Lot PleasaBt St. 500 6.000 Freeto. Neale A. & Barbara M. PIeas^an: St. Ext. 2,000 2 Lcvts 200 2.200 French. Beatrice J. 6 Garland St. 3,500 French, Harold M. Nichols Pasture 100 Campbell Land 200 300 French. John R. & Hope A. ^ Inkell Land 150 Frontenac Ski Area Land & Bldgrs. 4»f00 Gadd. John Brick Block Main St. 40,000 15 Description and Value of NAME Real and Personal Property > Frey, Robert H. & Joan C. Reservoir Rd. Property 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Gadd, Thomas B. Poultry Plant 8,000 Stock 1,795 9,795 Gadd, Thomas B. Homestead 6,200 Fitzmorris Residence 2,700 Pickel Residence 2,500 Gallagher, John Homestead Falls Rd. 3,500 Gardner, Mrs. Alfred 26 Highland Ave. 4,500 Gardner, Frances Loon Lake Property 100 Garland, Estate of Minnie Roselawn, Russell St. 7,500 8 Russell St. 4,800 Geissler, Herman Homestead, W. Plymouth 2,800 Stock 200 3,000 Gendron, Estate of Ovila 218 Main St. 1,800 Gerry, Herbert A. & Harriet Homestead Falls Rd. 5,000 Exemption 1,000 Cabins 4,900 8,900 Geyer, John A. & Ida 3 Cummings S.t. 5,500 Lot 700 6,200 Geyer, John A. & Ida Stock in Trade—Geyer's 4,500 Stock in Trade—York's 3,600 Gilbert, 0. Rundle & Ann Ward Land & Bldgs., Falls Rd. 45% in Plymouth 2,500 Gill, William & Sara Homestead 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Gilman, George 6 Crawford St. 3,200 Gilman, Frank A. & Alice V. 12 Randolph St. 3,200 Exemption 1,000 Lot Randolph St. 200 2,400 Gilman, Harry S. & Eveljm 42 Pleasant St. 4,000 Gilpatrick, Ralph & Edith Homestead 700 2/3 Interest in Lots 300 Stock 75 1,075 Gobbler Dining Room Land & Bldg. 1/2 in Plymouth 4,000 Glover, Elmer L. & Katherine M. Homestead 1,200 Exemption 1,000 Stock 300 500 16 Description and Value of ,—. .2 NAME 4-5 OS Real and Personal Property ^ 1 > Glover, Harold Homestead 500 Godfrey, Richard & Elizabeth 2 Silver Lane 4,000 Exemption 1,000 1 Lot 200 3,200 Goodrich, Charles F. 15 Wentworth St. 4,000 Stock in Trade 100 Gould, Charles A. Land & Bldgs. No. Main St. 1,300 Gould, Charles A. & Meda Homestead Reservoir Rd. 3,000 Grant, Arnold J. Land Thurlow St. 300 Graves, Allard Plymouth Theatre 20,000 Graves, Natalie 2 Stony Brook Rd. 5,000 Graves, Theodore W. & Dorothy A. 20 Warren St. 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Greene, Elgie P 6 Pleasant St. 4,500 Griffin, Harry E. 4 Gould Terrace 4,500 Gross, Clarence Land & Bldgs. W. Plymouth 2,300 Grossman's of N. H., Inc. Lumber Yard 500 Grover, Howard & Dorothy 8 Rogers St. 3,500 Guinan, Dorothy M. 80 Highland St. 5,000 Guinan, Theodore Stock in Trade 3,000 Gulf Oil Corp. Property R. R. Square 6,000 Service Station Main St. 5,500 Gasoline Pumps & Tanks 3,250 Stock in Trade 4,000 18,750 Gushea, Emmett Parker St. 2,500 Hadley, Stanley 1 Crawford St. 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Haley, Donald E. & Pearl Land Rumney Rd. 60 Hall, Benjamin E. 3 Summer St. 4,200 Hall, Samuel Adams Estate W. Plymouth 400 Hall, Samuel G. & Berenice M. Woodlot W. Plymouth 300 V2 Inkell Lot 150 450 Hall, D. Sheldon & Marjorie Homestead Beech Hill Rd. 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Hammond, Everett G. & Norma Sunset Park 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2 Lots 400 3,200 17 Description and Value of NAME s gn Real and Personal Property > Hammond, Everett F. & Anna W. Loon Lake Property 2,000 Wood Lot 200 2,200 Hanaford, Frank Homestead 2,400 School House 1,600 4,000 Hanscomb, Walter Homestead Texas Rd. 100 Hanson, Walter & Ruby 5-7 Pearl St. 3,800 Harding, Jessie Homestead 1,800 narrower, Maude 5 Webster St. 4,200 Hartwell, Hubert Trailer 2,000 Harvey, Armstrong B. 9 Crawford St. 3,500 Loon Lake Property 1,850 Stock in Trade 1,000 Harvey, Estate of Cbarles Gibson Lot 100 Harvey, Thomas F. Homestead Falls Rd. 4,500 Exemption 1,000 3,500 Stock in Trade 2,500 Hastie, E. Glenn 65 Highland St. 7,200 Exemption 1,000 6,200 Hatch, Cecil Homestead 3,500 Hatch, George Homestead •4,000 Hatch, George Dairy Plant 3,500 Hawes, Linwood & Margaret 33 Merrill St. 5,000 Hawkins, Mollie D. Camp & Land Reservoir Rd. 800 Heal, Edwin L. Smith Lot 100 Heal, Edwin L. Homestead Ward Hill 6,000 Heal, Edwin L. Lot & Garage Ward Hill 500 Heal, Edwin L. & Gladys I. Garage Main St. 15,525 Stock in Trade 12,000 27,525 Heilman, Caroline Cottage & Land 700 Heinstrom, Edward R. & Theda M. Homestead Glove Hollow 2,000 Exemptions (2) 2,000 Herbert, Harry & Edna B. Herbert, Harry, Jr. & Irene C. 88 Langdon St. 5,500 Noseworthy, John & Ruth E. Hicks, Vivian L. Brown Land & Bldgs. 900 Hill, Katherine Land Fairgrounds Rd. 50 18 Description of o and Value 'S '43 NAME ^ Hiltz, Herbert D. & Marguerite 3 Emerson St. 3,800 Hinds, Bernard C. 9 Bayley Ave. 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2,800 Hoagland, Hazel Land & Bldgs. 800 Hobart, Mrs. Archie 9 Thurlow St. 4,000 Hobart, Charles Homestead Texas Rd. 300 Hobart, Kenneth & Hazel E. Homestead 2,800 Exemption 1,000 1,800 Hodgdon, Beatrice Rollins Block 31,625 Hodgdon, Beatrice Newberry Block 55,000 Hoffman, Margaret 38 Langdon St. 4,000 Hogan, James & Nancy 16 Merrill St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Holt, Grace Homestead Ashland Rd. 500 Holt, Woodbury Homestead Ashland Rd. 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Homer, Russell & Helen 35 Merrill St. 4,000 Houghton, Harry & Rice, Charles Land, Falls Rd. 150 Houghton, Harry 14 Main St. 6,000 Horse 50 Houghton, Herbert W. Lots & Garage, Pleasant St. Ext 1,000 Trailer 1,500 2,500 Houston, Alice 47 Pleasant St. 3,800 Houston, George D. 13 Pleasant St. 3,000 Houston, George D. Property Glove Hollow Hill 2,800 Howe, Margaret 91 Highland St. 6,000 Lot 400 6,400 Howes, Forrest C. & Olive C. Winter St. 1,200 Howes, Forrest E. & Louise A. Texas Rd. 2,000 Exemption 1,000 1,000 Hubert, Edward A. 23 Merrill St. 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2,800 Huckins, Charles N. Texaco Service Station & Land Main St. 20,000 Huckins, Estate of Harry S. 7 Rogers St. 7,400 Huckins, Mrs. Norma Homestead 2,000 Stock 375 2,375 Huckins, Pauline Loon Lake Property 1,800 19 Description and Value of •3 a NAME 2 08 ^ Real and Personal Fro-perty ^fi Hudson, Marion 8 Merrill St. 3,400 Hull, Heirs of Heber 24 Russell St. 3,200 Hunt, Alice M. 60 Highland St. 5,200 Hunt, Lawrence Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 2,000 Hussey, Harold 0. Homestead Quincy Rd. 2,500 Exemption 1,000 Stock 1,575 3,075 Hutchins, Harry H. & Shirley M. Crescent Rd. 2,400 Exemption 1,000 1,400 Hutchins, Howard Lower Intervale Property 2,300 Hutchins, Nelson Moulton Land 50 Hutchins, Royce Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 2,000 Hutchinson, Frances S. 63 Highland St. 3,500 Inkell, Oscar H. Homestead 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Ireland, Chester R. & Lois L Homestead W. Plymouth 2,500 Exemption 1,000 1,500 Jacques, Nelson A. 34 High St. 3,400 Jacques, Nelson A. Taylor Place 400 Jacques, Ora Main St. Block 10,000 Jacques, Ora 31 Emerson St. 5.200 Jacques, Robert 38 Merrill St. 3,200 Jacques, Robert Lot Merrill St. 300 Jenness Elmer Mitchell Lot 100 GljTin Lot 100 200 Jenness Elmer Forbes & Atwood Land 50 Jenness, John L. & Clara B. 1/3 Int. Rogers & Intervale Ld. 100 Jenness, Kenneth Homestead Texas Rd. 1,000 Stock 225 1,225 Jenness, Nora Holmes Lot 50 Johnson, Anna M. 52 Langdon St. 3,500 Johnson, Anna M. 2 Edmunds Ct. 3,000 Johnson, Heirs of Frank Property W. Plymouth 600 Exemption 600 Johnson, Ray C. Cabins & Land D. W. Highway 5,000 Johnson, John 7 Crawford St. 4,200 Johnson, Robert T. 11 Wentworth St. 3,500 Jones, Clarence Highland St. Property 9,000 Jordan, Albert & Loulze 7 Bayley Ave. 3,300 Jordan, Heirs of Clara Land & Bldgs. 700 Jordan, Clarence C. & Mary A. Intervale Land 400 20 .2 Description and Value of a NAME o Real and Personal Property > Jordan, James Loon Lake Property 900 Land 70 A. 500 1,400 Jorgensen, Louise 4 Garland St. 5,300 Joyce, Arthur Homestead Ward Hill 2,500 Kearney, Marcia 55 Langdon St. 3,800 Keeney, Jeannette F. 55 Pleasant St. 2,500 Kegan, Edith M. Property W. Plymouth 2,000 Stock in Trade 150 2,150 Kelley, Charles A. & Margaret D. Russell Terrace 3,600 Kelley, Henry T. & Mary Irene Homestead W. Plymouth 3,000 Kendrick, Lottie M. 21 Broadway 5,000 Keniston, Dora B. 16 Russell St. 4,500 Keniston, Heirs of Elizabeth 8 Thurlow St. & Lots 5,800 Keniston, Everett Asa Property Texas Rd. 1,320 Keniston, Malcolm 7 Garland St. 4,400 Keniston, Reginald & Gladys 15 Langdon St. 2,000 Exemption 1,000 1,000 Kenney, Sidney R. Homestead Ward Hill 2,100 Kerr, Donald W. & Alice E. 44 Langdon St. 5,200 Exemption 1,000 4,200 Kidder, Maurice Land & Bldgs, W. Plymouth 3,000 Stock in Trade 150 3,150 Kid'^er, Sherwood Land & Bldg., Smith St. 1,500 King, John & Julia Homestead Cummings Hill Rd. 500 King, Sarah Lot Hawthorne St. 200 Kingsley, Darwin P. 3rd & Jane C. 39 Highland St. 4,500 Kinney, Charles & Dorothy W. 4 Russell St. 5,200 Exemption 1,000 4,200 Kinsley, Chester R. Homestead W. Plymouth 1,200 Kivi, Eino Armas & Araminta Land on Bristol Rd. 400 Klaybor, Miargaret Edmunds Property Lower Intervale 700 Klose, Fred & Bertha Homestead Old Hebron Rd. 2,000 Stock 30 2,030 Klose, Fred & Bertha Barnard Place, Old Hebron Rd. 1,300 Wescott Lot 450 1,750 21 Description and Value of ^ .2 NAME Real and Personal Propertyr > Knight, Frederick & Nora J. Property W. Plymouth 2,000 Knight, L. Wendell 115 Highland St. & Lots 5,400 Knowles, Philip 2 Langdon St. 6,000 Stock in Trade 350 6,350 Kramer, Gladys W. Hawkins Land 100 Kruger, Albert 48 Pleasant St. 4,500 Hull Lot 500 5,000 Kilby Corporation 14 High Street 4,000 Laauwe, William & Sadie Homestead 3,200 Cabins 1,800 5,000 LaCroix, George Ward Hill Property — Store & Homestead 1,500 Stock in Trade 1,200 2,700 LaCroix, Lionel Building — Ward Hill 700 Ladd, Ethel & Gove, Stella Land & Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 3,500 Lafleur, Osborne & Mildred 47 Highland St. 4,400 Lafoe, Mrs. Bert Land — Ashland Rd. 200 Lamb, Harold & Mattie 6 Winter St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Landau-O'Brien Corp. Stock in Trade 9,000 Largent's Friendly Serv . Stock in Trade 500 Largent, John R. & Josephine B. 12 Cooper St. 4,800 Exemption 1,000 3,800 Latuch, Howard Avery St. 1,000 Learned, C. B. Land & Farm Bldgs. Highland St. 7,500 Stock 1,975 9,475 Learned, Clifford B. & Hazel W. Part Great Horse Pasture 1,050 Learned, Hazel 99 Highland St. 2,800 Learned, Hazel 97 Highland St. 5,400 Lessard, Edgar House Lot 1,500 Lessard, Edgar Stock in Trade 3,000 Lessard, Estate of Edga r Main St. Block 20,000 Apt. House & Garage 7,000 Letendre, Gerald E. & Elsie M. Randolph St. House & Lot 4,000 Exemption 1,000 Lot Adjoining 200 3,200 Levoy, Milan C. 31 Merrill St. 4,000 Lot Adjoining 300 4,300 22 Description and of Value at 'XS NAME 1 rt Real and Personal Property > Ledien, Lois Smith 34 Main St. 4,400 Little, Henry A. 63 Langdon St. 3,900 Ljunggren, Annid Camp & Ld.,Bristol Rd. 1,000 Locklin, Malcolm Homestead Falls Rd. 2,800 Exemption 1,000 1,800 Logan, Frank & Hilda Homestead Falls Rd. 2,800 Exemption 1,000 1,800 Logan, Fred & Amanda 54 Pleasant St. 2,500 Exemption 1,000 1,500 Loizeaux, Suzanne Homestead W. Plymouth 3,500 1 Summer St. 7,000 8 Cummings St. 6,000 70 Highland St. 8,000 Lonergan, Joseph & Mary- Homestead, Pleasant St. Ext. 4,000 Long, Joseph L. & Emma T. Homestead Ward Hill 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Lovett, Ralph 2 Broadway 4,600 Lovett, Ralph Stock in Trade 500 Lower Intervale Grange Grange Hall 800 Lurie, Samuel & Ruth S. 3 Weeks St. 5,000 Exemptions (2) 2,000 3,000 MacConnell, William P. & Shirley N. Loon Lake Lot 150 MacDonald, Alan & Arline K. Property Cummings Hill Rd. 500 MacKenzie, Malcolm & Mildred 59 Langdon St. 5,300 Exemption 1,000 4,300 McAuley, Hazel 43 Pleasant St. 4,000 McBride, Vincent H. & Violet D. 151 Highland St. 3,500 McCarthy, Charles 27 Russell St. 3,200 McCarthy, Thomas 22 High St. 5,700 McCormack, John C. 4 Crawford St. 3,300 McCormack, Richard A. Homestead W. Plymouth 2,000 Exemption 1,000 1,000 McCrillis, William & Ruth 32 Highland St. 6,500 McCurdy, Elsie G. 10 Broadway 3,000 McCutcheon, Heirs of Arthur !225 Main St. 3,800 129 Langdon St. 4,800 23 c o Description and of ^^ NAME Value Real and Personal Property '^ >as McCutcheon, Heirs of Edmund 25 Merrill St. 4,000 McFarland, Victor I. 17 Thurlow St. 2,300 McGill, Sheldon R. & Miriam 5 Avery St. 3,500 McGough, Ida 6 High St. 1,800 Mclver, Edna Land W. Plymouth 500 Mclver, Frederick D. 1 Garland St. 5,500 Davis Lot W. Plymouth 300 5,800 McKnight, Orrin B. Loon Lake Property 1,200 McLoud, Charles R. & Lois M. Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 2,000 Exemption 1,000 1,000 McLoud, Leonard & Barbara M. 36 Pleasant St. 2,800 McLoud, M. E., Jr. & Ella P. Davis Field 500 McLoud, M. E. Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 5,000 Moulton Lot 100 Stock 325 5,425 McLoud, M. E. Garage & Shop 1,000 Stock in Trade 3,500 Machinery 3,000 7,500 McDonald, Maude C. Trailer 1,500 MacKay, Blanche Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 2,000 Madore, Percy J. & Theresa M. Land & Bldgs. Ward Hill 1,500 Marco, Lena Drew Homestead 900 Marsden, John & Irene Property Texas Rd. 500 Marshall, Lois 26 Langdon St. 4,500 Martel, Alice 10 Rogers St. 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2,800 Martin, Leslie A. Camp & Land 800 Martin, R. Preston Homestead 2,500 Cottage 1,800 Stock 125 4,425 Martin, William Stock 150 Mayhew, Clifford H. 21 Highland Ave. 4,200 Exemption 1,000 3,200 Mayhew, Kelsie & Mabel 61 Highland St. 3,200 Maynard, J. E. & Evelyn M. 3 Keeble St. 5,000 Merrill, Harry C. & Joan L. 51 Highland St. 7,500 24 Description and Value of NAME Real and Personal Property Mednit, Frank, Realty Corp. 29 Pleasant St. 5,000 43 Langdon St. 4,000 Homestead Falls Rd. 3,300 Cottage Falls Rd. 1,000 Melanson, Roy E. Land 200 Merrill, Clayton Wood Lot Texas Hill 200 Merrill, Clayton & Amy B. Homestead Falls Rd. 3,600 Exemption 1,000 2,600 Merrill, Leonard 0. Homestead Ward Hill 2,700 Merrill, Mildred Webster St. 7,500 Merrill, Richard I. Pasture Lot 150 Merrimack Farmers' Exchange, Inc. Land & Bldgs., Depot St. 11,000 Stock in Trade 9,500 20,500 Michaud, Clyde 0. Land 88 Highland St. 1,000 Miclon, Delphia & Gertrude E. 12 Broadway 4,000 Miclon, Heirs of Hattie 14 Broadway 2,500 Miclon, Jessie Eva Homestead Reservoir Rd. 500 Miclon, Richard Kimball Property 500 Miclon, Richard A. Kimball Lot 50 Miles, Mrs. Ralph 80 Langdon St. 3,500 Stock in Trade 2,000 Millar, James 12 Rogers St. 3,000 Minickiello, Antonio 34 Pleasant St. 3,800 Minickiello, Antonio Service Station 6,000 Stock in Trade 500 6,500 Minickiello, Dario & Elizabeth 19 Highland Ave. 4,200 Exemption 1,000 3,200 Minickiello, Marie F. 51 Russell St. 4,000 Blair Lot 200 4,200 ^Tinnon, Melissa G. 8 School St. 5,500 Mitchell, Carl 22 Highland Ave. 3,200 Mitchell, Carl & Grace R. 20 Highland Ave. 4,900 Mitchell, Horace & Helen P. Property Texas Rd. 2,000 Mitchell, Leonard Brown Land 500 Moody, Dwight & Hattie M. Property Lower Intervale 2,700 Moody, Grace P. Homestead Ward Hill 1,600 Moors, Charles E. & Louise W. 182 Main St. 4,200 26 Description and Value ox -- .2 NAME S «* Real and Personal Property > Morris, Thomas 34 Merrill St. 3,900 Exemption 1,000 2,900 Morrison, Ivanetta 78 Highland St. 4,600 Morrison, Nyleen N. 1/3 Int. Intervale & Rogers Lots 100 Morse, Bertha 17 Warren St. 1,600 Morse, Charles & Marion E. Homestead Merrill St. 3,500 Lot & Garage Merrill St. 1,000 Stock in Trade 750 1,750 Morse, Eva & Merrill, Amy B. 212 Main St. 2,100 Morse, Lenwood Homestead 1,300 Reed Land 200 1,500 Morse, Tommy & Phyllis S. 12 Cummings St. 3,600 Exemption 1,000 2,600 Morton, Margaret 2 Weeks St. 2,200 Exemption 1,000 1,200 Moses, Harold & Sara W. 14 Cummings St. 4,000 Moses, Roland G. & Jianet R. 11 Cummings St. 4,500 Exemption 1,000 3,500 Moulton, Estate of Bert Land & Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 4,800 Stock 900 5,700 Moulton, Estate of Bert Loon Lake Property 1,000 Moulton, Clifton Land & Bldgs. Reservoir Rd. 1,800 Trailer 550 2,350 Muzzey, Maurice & Elva 229 Main St. 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2,800 Muzzey, Wesley & Patricia Lot Foster St. 250 Trailer 1,000 Exemption 1,000 250 Napoli Cafe Main St. Property 5,100 Nedeau, Arthur C. & Arlene B. Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 3.000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Loon Lake Property 2,000 Nelson, Carl A. 42 Langdon St. 4,000 Newberry, J. J. Co. Stock in Trade 25,000 N. H. Elec. Coop., Inc. Building & Land Main St. 22,000 Land No. Main St. 2,500 Wood & Lumber 3,400 Towers, Wire, Etc. 6,180 34,080 26 ,— .2 Description and Value of 15 '-^ NAME ^ OS Real and Personal Property ^ 1 > Nichols, Estate of Ernest M. Land 800 Nichols, Estate of Florence 9 Rogers St. 6,200 Nims, Raymond C. & Caro F. Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 4,000 Stock 1,250 5,250 Nolan, Dorothy Davis Blake Pasture 150 House Lot Rte. 3A 100 250 Noseworthy, John & Ruth S. Lot Langdon St. 500 Noyes, Herbert & Frances 31 Russell St. 3,600 Noyes, William H. & Anyce B. 26 Russell St. 7,000 Nutting, L. H. Flynn Land 200 Nutting, Mina J. Ward Hill Property 1,500 Nye, Paul L. & Nellie L.) Nye, Karl E. & Dorothea) Nye, Frederick K. & ) 28 High St. 4,000 Maybelle ) O'Brien, John E. & Dorothy K. 2 Wentworth St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 O'Donnell, Frank 9-11 So. Main St. 8,500 Oliver, Margaret 10 Hawthorne St. 2,000 Oliver, Raymond Loon Lake Property 1,200 Olmstead, Shirley H. 46 Highland St. 6,000 Orcutt, Elbert E. 5 Court St. 4,400 Orr, Robert Homestead Texas Rd. 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 Orzani, John Homestead W. Plymouth 4,500 Orzani, John Radio—TV Shop 250 Factory 5,300 Machinery 5,000 Stock in Trade 800 11,350 O'Shea, Mary C. 23 Langdon St. 3,500 Ouellette, Leo & Florence Trailer 1,500 Palmer, Dr. Harold 36 Main St. 4,000 Paquette, Anatole & Charlotte B. Merrill St. Property 7,500 Paquette, Maurice Parker St. 1,000 Camp 500 Bulldozer 1,000 2,500 27 Description and Value of NAME Real and Personal Property 5-§ Pease, Bessie F. Fox Land 650 Pease, Bessie F. 3 Russell St. 6,400 Lot Russell St. 800 7,200 Pease, Bessie F. Fox Block Main St. 34,150 Pease, Eva 36 High St. 3,000 Pease, Harl 53 Main St. 11,960 Pease Motor Sales, Inc. Stock in Trade 18,000 Pease, Stella 24 Warren St. 4,200 19 Thurlow St. 2,900 14 Thurlow St. 3,500 Peaslee, Pearl G. 25 Langdon St. 3,500 Peck, Frank G. & Harriet M. Service Station 2,000 Homestead, Falls Rd. 4,000 Pemigewasset House Highland St. 25,000 Pemigewasset National Bank 56 Main St. 5,000 Pemigewasset National Bank & Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank Bank Bldg. & Lot 50,000 Perry, Norman Stock in Trade 1,100 Persons, Helen 1 Cummings St. 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Pettengill, C. Edward & Mildred M. 19 Wentworth St. 4,200 Exemption 1,000 3,200 Pettengill, Milton E. & Patricia F. 36 Langdon St. 3,300 Exemption 1,000 2,300 Pettengill, Ramsey W. & Florence E. 54 Langdon St. 4,200 Philbrick, Edgar 1 Broadway 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Philbrick, Leslie Land — Ward Hill 600 Philbrick, Wilbur Homestead Reservoir Rd. 900 Exemption 900 Philbrick, Wilbur Radio — TV Shop 500 Stock in Trade 200 700 Pierce, Charles & Dorothy 50 Pleasant St. 1,100 Pierce, Lawson 17 Cummings St. 4,000 Pike, Mrs. Alma Land & Trailer Parker St. 1,000 Exemption 1,000 28 Description and Value of NlAjME Real' and Personal Property Pike, John A. Homestead Parker St. 600 Pike, Harold M. & Janet Sunset Park 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Plaisted, Marjorie & Keniston, Martha 14-16 Winter St. 4,300 Plume, Bernard Homestead Loon Lake Rd. 500 Exemption 500 Plymouth Furniture Co. Stock in Trade 15,500 Plymouth Grange Main St. Property 1,500 Plymouth Masonic Ass*n. Main St. Property 5,000 Plymouth Plumbing & Heating Co. Stock in Trade 1,800 Poelman, Heirs of Theodore Property Cummings Hill Rd. 800 Exemption 800 Poley, Heirs of Walter A. Loon Lake Property 1,400 Pollard, Luther J. 2 Garland St. 4,300 Potter, Annie E. 140 Main St. 5,000 Rooming House 5,500 Powers, Oscar 4 Wentworth St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Pozerycki, John W. & Nell M. Wade Place — Pike Hill 800 Pratt, Louise 37 Pleasant St. 1,500 Exemption 1,000 500 Prescott, Norris & Irene 69 Langdon St. 3,200 Exemption 1,000 2,200 Pringle, Ivan & Kathryn Lots Loon Lake 200 Pringle, Robert J. & Kathryn H. Homestead 1,800 Proctor, Wm. P. Co., Inc. Office Bldg. & House 4,000 Sheds & Mill Bldg. 1,000 Stock in Trade 30,000 31,000 Proctor, Wm. P. Co., Inc. Reed Land & Huckins Land 1,500 Proulx, Harold Stock in Trade 1,300 Public Service Co. of N. H. Poles, Lines, Towers 17,200 Radcliff, Bert Lot on Pike Hill Rd. 100 Ramsey, Sherburn C, Jr. & Sally A. 65 Pleasant St. 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2,800 Rand, A. M. Co. Gas Plant 500 Stock in Trade 24,000 24,500 29 Description and Value of NAME p Real and Personal Property "1 Rand, Robert, Watson, Olive & Eleanor Dolloff Rand Block 45,000 Lot 400 Rand, Glea Block Main St. 25,450 32 High St. 6,300 Rand, Olive P. 33 Main St. 5,500 Rand, Robert H. & Julie Highland St. Property & V2 Robie Lot 7,500 Merrill St. Property 4,500 Ward Hill Lots 400 4,900 Rand, Watson 52 Highland St. 5,700 % Robie Land 300 Horse 100 6,100 Randlett, Warren & Gladys Homestead 3,000 Ray, Heirs of George 75 Highland St. 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Raymond, Chester F. & Mabel J. Whittemore Lot 200 Lot W. Plymouth 200 Homestead 800 1,200 Rajmiond, Frank J., Jr. Homestead W. Plymouth 1,000 Raymond, Kenneth Lot Cummings Hill Rd. 50 Reed, Clarence J. 51 Langdon St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Rice, Helen & Millicent 45 Main St. 4,200 Rich, Richard A. Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 3,200 Richards, Georgia 11 Hawthorne St. 2,800 Richardson, Karl A. 37 Winter St. 1,800 Richelson, Irwin & Evelyn G. 2 Lots Sunset Park 500 Richelson, Julius 14 Rogers St. 6,500 Exemption 1,000 5,500 Richelson, Louis Block Main St. 12,075 Richelson, Louis 3 Wentworth St. 4,000 Richelson's Dept. Store Stock in Trade 14,500 Risley, Ernest Trailer 1,400 Exemption 1,000 400 Robbins, Earle F. & Mary A. 1. Camp and Lot Loon Lake 1,300 2. Camp & Lot Loon Lake 1,300 2,600 Roberts, Celia & Kelsey, Eliza Rogers Street 3,000 Roberts, Jennie Land & Bldgs., Bristol Rd. 800 30 Description and Value of o NAME Real' and Personal Property Roberts, Edmund L. & Rose A. Land & Bldgs. Bristol Rd. 2,900 Exemption 1,000 1,900 Robertson, Douglas 4 Weeks St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Robertson, Paul H. & Sylvia Buckland Ave. 4,000 Robie, Kenneth Homestead W. Plymouth 4,000 Stock 1,350 5,350 Robinson, Ernest & Evelyn 25 Main St. 4,000 23 Main St. 3,500 Pleasant St. 9,500 Robinson, Evelyn 21 Main St. 4,300 Rogers, Elizabeth M. Land & Bldgs. 800 Rogers, May F. Camp & Ld., New Hebron Rd. 200 Romprey, Peter Reservoir Rd. Property 2,500 Ronan, Harry 4 Merrill Court 6,000 Ronan, Harry Main St. Block 21,000 Ryan, Bruce G. & F. Roberta 3 Bayley Ave. 5,000 Exemption 1,000 4,000 Ryea, Lawrence Homestead 800 Camp & Land W. Plymouth 100 Ryea, Lawrence A. & Beverly E. Parker St. 2,000 Exemption 1,000 1,000 St. Clair, Edward Homestead Loon Lake Rd. 900 Exemption 900 Saliba, Moses Fracher Block 12,000 Saliba Block 12,000 Stock in Trade 10,000 34,000 Saliba, Moses 10 High St. 7,000 12 High St. 3,400 Samaha, Heirs of Eva 51 Main St. 8,500 53 Main St. 5,500 Samaha, Harleen & Ardele 2 Maple St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Samaha, Harry 10 Wentworth St. 7,000 Samaha, Harry, Jennie & Irene 16 Highland St. 7,800 Samaha, Louis N. Store 137 Main St. 10,000 Stock in Trade 3,500 13,500 81 Description and Value of .2 s OS NAME o Real and Personal Property Eh > Samaha, Madeline J. 40 Main St. 5,000 Wood Lot 225 5,225 Samaha, Madeline J. Stock in Trade 1,900 Samaha, Narceep 1 Keeble St. 2,700 Samaha, Norman 7 Pleasant St. 5,500 Exemption 1,000 4,500 Sanderson, Richard E. Randolph St. 2,500 Exemption 1,000 1,500 Sanford, Lora W. Rogers St. 1,000 Sargent, Estate of Benjamin M. 26 Emerson St. 4,200 Sargent, Benjamin & Delia 202 Main Street 2,400 Sargent, Cyrus Main St. Block 18,750 Sargent, Leslie, Jr. Shop — Falls Rd. 300 Sargent, Leslie & Romola Homestead Falls Rd. 3,600 Exemption 1,000 2,600 Sargent, Ruth Frye 24 Winter St. 4,500 Sears, Madison Baldwin Lot Reservoir Rd. 250 Sears, Madison W. & Natalie V. 26 Winter St. 3,500 Sears, Natalie Lot Loon Lake Rd. 100 Seavey, Heirs of Lillian 7 Warren St. 3,500 Seguin, Henry Homestead Reservoir Rd. 700 Shanahan, Mrs. Agnes 24 Langdon St. 3,600 Shaw, Arthur Cabins — Falls Rd. 9,000 Motor Court — Falls Rd. 4,000 13,000 Sheltry, Frank E. & Doris Homestead Lower Intervale 800 Sherburn, Harold, Jr, V2 Homestead Ward Hill 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Sherburn, Harold, Sr. Pleasant St. 3,800 Exemption 1,000 2,800 V2 Ward Hill Property 1,000 Lots 400 1,400 Sherburn, Harry M. 27 Highland Ave. 4,200 Sherman, Myra J. 30 High St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Silver, Gertrude 5 Summer St. 5,000 Sippell, Edith Homestead & Store, Falls Rd. 3,500 Stock in Trade 1,000 4,500 Slate, Robert I. & Joselyn H. Loon Lake Property 1,600 Sleeper, Louis Homestead 800 Exemption 800 32 o Description and Value of ^ NAME Real and Personal Property "^ OS Simoneau, Albert Bridge St. 4,800 Sleeper, Louis Camp Texas Rd. 250 Stock in Trade 600 850 Sleeper, Walter A. Restaurant W. Plymouth 3,000 Sleeper, Wendell Homestead Texas Rd. 800 Smialek, Walter 42 Russell St. 3,400 Smith, Estate of Blanche S. 60 Langdon St. 5,000 Smith, Elwin M. 58 Langdon St. 3,400 Smith, Florence 3 Pearl St. 4,5(30 Smith, George & Imogene Homestead 1,200 Exemption 1,000 200 Smith, Horace & Marion Building 500 Smith, Manson B. Hoyt Hill Land 375 Cummings Lot 100 475 Smith, Myrle & Lucille 1 Wentworth St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Smith, Richard Homestead Reservoir Rd. 3,000 Stock 75 3,075 Land & Bldg., Reservoir Rd. 1,000 Wood Lots 1,100 2,100 Smith, Wendell Homestead Texas Rd. 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Smith, Winnie 72 Highland St. 3,700 Snelling, Frank L. Land & Bldgs, 3,000 Snierson, William H. & Samuel L. Block Main St. 42,000 Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. So. Main St. Garage 6,000 Pumps & Tanks 250 6,250 No. Main St. Garage 4,850 Pumps & Tanks 375 5,225 Buildings & Land High St. 4,025 Other Pumps & Tanks 850 Sorrell, Dave & Bessie Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 3,800 Camp 600 Eastman Lot & Camp 100 4,500 Spaulding, Guy & Christine 19 Russell St. 7,200 Spaulding, Philip & Elsie 30 Russell St. 3,600 Spaulding, Harriet 32 Russell St. 4,800 Speed, Fred H. & Dorris W. Homestead W. Plymouth 4,000 Speed, Fred H., Inc. Bulk Plant & Equipment 4,000 Stock in Trade 1,300 Pumps & Tanks 1,000 6,300 —. 2 NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property ^ 0$ Speare, Mrs. Guy- 20 High St. 3,700 Spencer, Arnold W. & Evelyn H. Homestead W. Plymouth 6,000 Stock 2,625 8,625 Stafford, Henry W. & Ernestine A. Sunset Park Lots 400 Staples, Beatrice B. Homestead Quincy Rd. 2,200 Staples, Winston Camp & Lot Ward Hill 250 Trailer 1,000 Exemption 1,000 250 Steele, George H. 66 Highland St. 4,500 Steinman, Leo 38 Highland St. 7,000 Steinman, Leo Cowan, Betty Lurie, Ruth Main St. Block 14,000 Steinman, Leo Lurie, Sam & Ruth 5 Weeks St. 5,000 Storehouse 1,400 6,400 Stevens, Roland E. Homestead 800 Exempt 800 Stevenson, Robert L. 1 Stony Brook Rd. 5,100 Stewart, Alvin, Jr. & Alvin, Sr. Loon Lake Property 1,000 Stewart, Elizabeth 56 Langdon St. 5,200 Stiles, John F. & Maud V. 8 Crawford St. 3,700 Stilphen, Lee 37 Langdon St. 4,500 Exemption 1,000 3,500 Strong, Richard So. Main St. Property 4,000 Stock in Trade 1,000 5,000 Stuhlmann, Eleanor 6 Thurlow St. 1,800 Sturtevant, Lois A. Lot Corner Hawthorne & Broadway 500 Thompson Lot 75 575 Suburban,— U. D. I. Co. of N. H. Stock in Trade at Rand's Gas Plant 700 Sullivan, Nora M. Loon Lake Property 450 Sun Oil Co. 176 Main St. 10,000 Pumps and Tanks 600 10,600 Surrateau, Andre Inn & Cabins W. Plymouth 6,000 Sutherland, Estate of Martha 18 Warren St. 2,500 Sutherland, Robert & Lucy K. Homestead Falls Rd. 4,000 Sutherland, Sam Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 3,000 34 Description and Value oi ^ .2 NAME Real and Personal Property > Sweeney, Thomas 190 Main St. 3,200 Exemption 1,000 2,200 Sweet, Harriet A. Wood Lot 75 Smith, Andrew R. & June H. 81 Langdon St. 2,800 Spencer, Charles L. Patten Lot 50 Tapply, Philip C. & Ellen S. Lot Thurlow St. 300 Trailer 2,200 Exemption 1,000 1,500 Taylor, Beatrice Lot Corner of Thurlow & Texas Rd. 500 Taylor, Guy, Jr. & Lucille Maple St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Taylor, Lyman Stock in Trade 200 Teachers' Clam & Dairy Bar Land & Bldg. 4,300 Tear, Mrs. J. P. 2 Gould Terrace 4,500 Telfer, Ina M. Homestead 3,200 Telfer, Perley C- Reed Pasture 200 Telfer, William Homestead 3,000 Stock 100 3,100 Temple, Frederick A. & Guydine C- Thurlow Hill Pasture 125 Theriault, Arthur P. Homestead 2,600 Smith Residence 1,800 Shanker Residence 2,500 Thompson, Rev. David W. Loon Lake Property 800 Thompson, Dora Homestead Falls Rd. 3,000 Thompson, Herman Land & Bldgs., Ward Hill 1,200 Thompson, John 0. Homestead 1,000 Stock 150 1,150 Thompson, Richard Homestead Falls Rd. 3,700 Exemption 1,000 2,700 Thompson, Richard 6 Houses No. Main St. 6,500 Durgin House, Main St. 1,500 Langdon St. Property 5,000 Thompson, Robert Loon Lake Property 400 Thompson, Wayne Open Gate Lodge & Rest. 9,000 Cabins 6,000 Store House 500 15,500 Tide-Water Associated Oil Co. Pumps & Tanks 375 Tillotson, Dwight & Lola Homestead W. Plymouth 3,000 Exemption 1,000 2,000 35 c o Description and Value of NAME Real and Personal Property Timson, William Part of Great Horse Pasture 150 Titus, Clifford B. Homestead Ward Hill 5,500 Tobey, Fred C, Jr. Homestead 6,500 6 Tobey Rd. 4,500 8 Tobey Rd. 5,500 Tobey, Fred C, Jr. Land near Tobey Rd. 1,000 C. Smith Land 300 Lancy Lot 200 Cummings Hill Land 100 Wood & Lumber 200 1,800 Tobey, George H. 1 Silver Lane 6,000 2 Lots 400 Exemption 1,000 5,400 Tobey, Susan L. Homestead Ward Hill 8,500 Tomacelli, Munziatti 40 Langdon St. & Lot 4,400 Tompkins, Victor Tobey Motor Court 65,000 Tompkins, Victor Blaisdell House 3,100 Sorrell Lot 300 3,400 Topham, Arnold & Loon Lake Property 1,800 Dorothea 15 Broadway 3,800 Stock in Trade 1,500 Townsend, Wendell Loon Lake Property 500 Trojano, Harold D. Homestead 2,800 Stock 50 2,850 Trow, Henry Homestead 3,700 Stock 1,350 5,050 Turmelle, Wilfred & Elsie B. 2 Main Street 4,200 Tuttle, William 77 Langdon St. 2,800 Exemption 1,000 1,800 Tyler, John & Nellie Land & Bldgs. 1,000 Union Grange Fair Assoc. Land & Bldgs. 8,000 United Shoe Machinery Corp. Land & Factory Main St. 52,400 Machinery 29,800 Stock in Trade 65,000 147,200 United Shoe Machinery Corp. Land & Factory Foster St. 17,250 Machinery 5,750 Stock in Trade 10,000 33,000 United Shoe Machinery Corp. 5 Houses Foster St. 11,000 Valliere Roy Homestead W. Plymouth 2,000 Store W. Plymouth 1,000 Stock in Trade 500 1,500 36 Description and Value of NAME p^ Real and Personal Property > Valliere, Roy Sugar Place 500 Melvin Lot 26 Turnpike Lot 25 550 Varney, Percy P. & Lillian 39 Pleasant St. 2,500 Exemption 1,000 1,500 Veasey, Leiler Bridge St. 1,000 Volpe, Angelo Homestead 1 Fox St. 5,500 Garage & Lot 700 Freeman & Sweeney Lots 800 47 Main St. 7,475 Volpe, Cosmo 1/2 Block Main St. 12,650 Volpe, Paul 1/2 Block Main St. 12,650 Wade, Margaret Homestead W. Plymouth 2,900 Wade, William 22 Emerson St. 1,500 Wadleigh, Arthur E. 2 Merrill St. 5,000 Wakefield, Robert G. Thurlow Hill 5,700 Walker, Erwin L. & Ina 63 Pleasant St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Walker, Mary Highland St. Property 1,500 Wallace, Ernest Camp W. Plymouth 200 Wallace, Harold G. Homestead W. Plymouth 2,000 Stock 75 2,075 Washburn, Sherman & Laurie Homestead W. Plymouth 1,800 Exemption 1,000 800 Watson, Robert D. Homestead Lower Intervale 1,500 Watts, John & Marion F. Homestead 1,500 Golden House 3,500 Cabins 7,500 Service Station 1,000 Stock in Trade 1,000 2,000 Wedgewood. Hazel Land & Bldgs. Texas Rd. 2,000 Homestead Texas Rd. 1,000 3,000 Wedgewood, Hazel & Harriet Lot Pleasant St. 300 Westberg, Walter & Dorothy 38 Pleasant St. 3,500 Exemption 1,000 2,500 Wheeler, Austin Fairgrounds Rd. Property 1,500 Wherland, Doris M. Lot Pleasant St. Ext. 200 Wherland, Robert E. & Joan W. Maple St. 5,500 Whitcher, Delia M. Homestead Reservoir Rd. 2,800 Exemption 1,000 1,800 37 Description and Value of — .2 NAME ^ Real and Personal Property ^•5 > Whitcher, Lester & Florence Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 2,000 White Mount. Power Co. Lines, Towers, Etc. 119,000 Stock in Trade 100 119,100 Whitehead, Elmer G. & Madeline M. Camp Texas Rd. 150 Whitehead, Madeline Homestead Texas Rd. 900 Whitehouse, Irene & Stewart Land Cummings Hill 200 Whittemore, Carl W. 45 Pleasant St. 3,200 Whittemore, Raymond Homestead W. Plymouth 4,300 Stock 1,300 5,600 Wilder, Dorothy Q. 35 Langdon St. 7,300 Wilder's Garage, Inc. Garage Lower Intervale 2,000 Stock in Trade 8,000 10,000 House Lot 200 Wiles, Loys A. 17 High St. 5,300 Wilkie, Floyd W. & Irene 0. 16 Emerson St. 4,000 Exemption 1,000 3,000 Wilkie, Glea B. 15 Cummings St. 3,500 Wilkins, Harold 4 Hawthorne St. 4,500 Wilkins, Harold Record Office Building 10,000 Machinery 12,500 Stock in Trade 300 22,800 Willette, Barbara Langdon Park Rd. 1,000 Exemption 1,000 Williams, Marguerite 18 Russell St. 4,000 Williams, Tracy & Dorothy Lot No. side of Texas Rd. 100 Willoughby, Frank 74 Highland St. 4,200 Exemption 1,000 3,200 Wilson, A. P. Land & Bldg. near Hebron Line 1.000 Witham, Minnie F, Homestead W. Plymouth 1,200 Witton, Luna Homestead Texas Rd. 500 Wood, John A. V2 Evans Lot 75 Wood, John A. & Marion C. Homestead New Hebron Rd. 2,000 Stock 950 Exemption 1,000 1,950 Wood, John R. Homestead Smith St. 3,500 1 Lot 100 Exemption 1,000 2,600 Woodward, Darrell & Ethel Trailer 1,500 38 Description and of —. .2 Value 03 -^-^ NAME ^ OS Real and Personal Property ^(2 Woodward, Edward S. Whitney Lot 75 Woodward, Robert U. 20 Winter St. 3,900 Woodward, Sheldon A. 2 Horses 100 Worthen, Guy L. 39 Merrill St. 1,400 Worthen, Leon & Bertha Homestead Fairgrounds Rd. 3,800 Field 500 4,300 Welch, Harry E. Trailer 2,400 Yeaton, Dean H. Cummings Hill Land 150 Yeaton, Doris E. Land Turnpike Rd. 50 Yeaton, Heirs of E. C. Rogers Land 350 Yeaton, Philip E. Homestead W. Plymouth 2,500 Exemption 1,000 1,500 Yeaton, Heirs of R. S. Homestead 7,000 V2 Cromey Lot 300 2 Houses Old Bristol Rd. 1,600 Downing Lot 300 Blake Lot 100 Cayes Land 50 Draper Land 100 Fifield Land 100 Clark Land 25 Ormande Land & House 2,000 Stock 300 11,875 Yeaton, R. S., Inc. Wood Lot Pike Hill 50 'i Camps at Mill 1,200 Saw Mill 1,500 ^Wood Lot 50 J [i'errin Land 100 ] Blodgett Pasture 50 ] ^omprey Land & House 500 ]F'rench Land & Bldg. 300 3,750 Young, Earl L. 9 Hawthorne St. 3,500 Young, Fred H. & Muriel H. Falls Rd. Homestead & Cabins 10,250 Exemption 1,000 9,250 Young, Nellie P. 98 Highland St. 3,500 Youngman, Glen H. & Mary ]L High St. 4,200 York, May 18 Winter St. 5,500 Zoulias, George C. 24 Emerson St. 5,000 Exemption 1,000 4,000 39 Entrance to the Pease Air Force Base in Newington, largest in the world, which was renamed at ceremonies on September 7 for a Plymouth hero of World War II, the late Captain Harl Pease, Jr.