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YEAR ENDING January 31, 1936
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OFFICERS OF THE
Town of Holderness, N. H
YEAR ENDING
January, 31, 1 936
THE RECORD PRINT Plymouth, N. H. 1936
TOWN OFFICERS 1935
Moderator—Charles A. Haskell
Town Clerk—Ethel J. Piper Selectmen—Norman P. Smith, Charles A. Haskell, Guy S. Davison Treasurer—Harry E. Leavitt Overseer of Poor—Mildred F. Craig
Library Trustees—L. J. Webster, Catherine Pratt, Ernest Gay Board of Health—R. W. Smith Tax Collector—Howard Pease Superintendent of Cemeteries—L. B. Shaw Special Police—Ralph W. Smith, Howard L. Moore, L. B. Shaw, Lester Temple Road Agents—George G. Avery, Lloyd D. Perkins, A. W. Forbes Supervisors—Howard Pease, Ralph Smith, Arah Huckins Trustees of Trust Funds—Ernest R. Taylor, Susie P. Batchelder, J. W. Pulsifer Fire Warden—C. A. Haskell Deputy Wardens—0. M. Pratt, N. P. Smith, F. L. Piper Auditors—0. M. Pratt, Lester M. Avery Janitor—Rodney M. Evans THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Holderness in the County of Grafton in said State, quahfied to vote in Town Aft airs:
You are hereby notified to meet at Town Hall in said Holderness on Tuesday, the tenth day of March next, at nine of the clock in the forenoon, to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To raise such sums of money as may be neces- sary to defray town charges for the ensuing year and make appropriation of the same.
3. To see if the town will vote to accept State Aid and raise and appropriate money for the same.
4. To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary for repairing highways and bridges for the ensuing year.
5. To raise and appropriate such sums of money necessary for permanent improvement maintenance.
6. To raise and appropriate money for town con- struction of roads.
7. To see how much money the town will raise and appropriate for White Pine Blister Rust Control, or take any vote relating thereto.
8. To see if the town will buy a new tractor for North End of town, raise and appropriate money for same or take any vote relating thereto.
9. To raise and appropriate money to care for all cemeteries not otherwise provided for.
10. To see what sum of money the town will raise for support of libraries for the ensuing year.
11. To see what sum of money the town will raise for decorating Soldiers' and Sailors' graves for the en- suing year. 12. To see if the town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to hire money in anticipation of taxes.
13. To see if the town will vote to give discount of 4 per cent on taxes paid before July 1st, and 2 per cent on all taxes paid before September 1st, or take any vote relating thereto.
14. To see if the town will vote to raise and ap- propriate money for benefit of Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital, and if so, how much.
15. To see if the town will vote to raise and appro- priate money to re-shingle or metal roof the town sheds.
16 To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the issuance and distribu- tion of printed matter calling attention to the resources and natural advantages of the town, in cooperation with other towns in the lakes region.
17 To transact any other business that may le- gally come before this meeting.
Given under our hands and seal, this twenty-first day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty-six.
NORMAN P. SMITH, CHARLES A. HASKELL, G. S. DAVISON, Selectmen of Holderness. A true copy of Warrant—Attest: NORMAN P. SMITH, CHARLES A. HASKELL, G. S. DAVISON, Selectmen of Holderness. BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR 1936
Town charges $ 1,500.00 Town officers* expenses 400.00 Election and registration expense 350.00 Town hall 400.00 Fire Department 800.00 Health Department 150.00 State Aid Construction 2,472.00 Permanent improvement maintenance 2,000.00 Unclassified 500.00 Old age assistance 1,200.00 Tractor account 1,200.00 Street lights 300.00 General expense 500.00 Libraries 350.00 Town poor 1,500.00 Memorial Day 75.00 Legal expense 500.00 Bridge bonds 1,000.00 Cemeteries 100.00 State tax set County tax set Memorial Hospital 150.00 Schools set Police 75.00 Town maintenance 7,000.00 Interest 500.00
Total budget $23,022.00 INVENTORY TOWN OF HOLDERNESS 1935
Land and Buildings Resident 805,730.00 Non-resident 773,890.00 1,579,620.00 Horses, 88 7,227.00 Oxen, 8 490.00 Cows, 212 9,628.00 Other neat stock, 70 1,782.00 Sheep, 20 200.00 Hogs, 13 158.00 Fowls, 1290 977.00 Portable mills, 8 630.00 Boats and Launches, 122 Resident boats 9,850.00 Non-resident boats 18,050.00 27,900.00 Wood, lumber, etc. 3,500.00 Gasoline pumps and tanks 2,600.00 Stock in trade 17,350.00 Mills and machinery 4,850.00
Total valuation $1,656,912.00 Exemptions 8,736.00
Total taxable property $1,648,176.00
STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXES ASSESSED, 1935 Town of Holderness
Town officers' salaries $ 1,400.00 Town officers' expenses 400.00 Election and registration expenses 150.00 Town hall 300.00 Police department 75.00 Fire department 400.00 Health department 50.00 State Aid construction 2,751.00 Town maintenance 7,000.00 Town construction 362.09 P. I. maintenance 3,000.00 Tractor account 1,200.00 Street lighting 350.00 General expenses of highway department 600.00 Memorial hospital 150.00 Libraries 200.00 Town poor 1,200.00 Memorial Day 75.00 Cemeteries 150.00 Damages and legal expenses 1,500.00 Interest 700.00
Payments on principal of debt, bridge bonds1 1,000.00 State tax 4,395.00 County tax 5,436.05 School tax 10,000.00
Total town and school appropriations $42,844.14 Overlay 1,907.77
$44,751.91 Less poll taxes and other revenue $ 4,207.46
$40,544.45 Tax rate $ 2.46 per $100.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Year Ending February 1, 1936
A.ssets Cash on hand $ 629.03 Due from state, bounties 43.00 Taxes purchased by town 1,603.04 Due from uncollected taxes 1935 368.23 Due from Ashland town 11.00 Due from Holderness school 62.60 Uncollected taxes 1933 855.87 Uncollected taxes 1934 12.60 Advance school district 1,000.00 Due from state on state aid construction 228.90
$ 4,814.27 8 Liabilities
Due Pemigewasset National Bank, note $ 3,000.00 Balance in favor of town $ 1,814.27
TOTAL EXPENDITURES BY TOWN ORDERS Detailed as Follows $58,670.74
Town Officers' Salaries
Sadie J. Perkins, librarian $ 100.00 G. S. Davison, selectman 150.00 H. E. Leavitt, treasurer 100.00 Howard Pease, tax collector 350.00 Ethel J. Piper, town clerk 80.00 Mildred Craig, overseer of poor 150.00 C. A. Haskell, selectman 250.00 Norman P. Smith selectman 300.00 Rodney Evans, janitor 18.00 0. M. Pratt, auditor 10.00 Charles Woodruff, auditor 10.00
Total $ 1,524.50
Town Officers' Expenses
Ethel J. Piper, clerk expense $ 64.93 Mrs. William Ford, copying 10.24 C. A. Haskell, cash expense 28.79 Automotive Service, reg. pads. 20.30 Mildred Craig, mileage, telephone and postage 83.94 Harry Leavitt, postage and exp. 4.85 Norman Smith, tax assessors' meeting expense 10.12 Edson C. Eastman, supplies 21.87 Ayer Insurance Agency, bonds 55.00 W. J. Randolph, transfers 14.10
Total ? 314.14 Election and Registration
Arah Huckins, supervisor ? 36.00 Ralph Smith, supervisor 36.00
9 Howard Pease, supervisor 16.00 Edna Evans, ballot clerk 4.00 Mildred Craig, ballot clerk 4.00 Orville Small, ballot clerk 4.00 C. A. Haskell, moderator 7.00 Record Print, printing checklists 9.50
Total $ 116.50 Town Poor Mildred Craig, overseer $ 1,728.70 Grafton County Farm, town poor at farm 92.50 W. B. Avery, seeds 6.11 Old age assistance, pensions 383.00 N. H. Relief Administrator, 14 relief bill 22.85
Total ? 2,233.16 County Poor Mildred Craig, amount paid for county poor $ 341.49 Bridge Bond Retired ? 500.00 Library L. J. Webster, treasurer ? 200.00 Meredith Electric Light Co., lights 18.42
Total $ 218.42
Street Lighting Meredith Electric Co., bridge street lights $ 176.00 Pemigewasset Electric Co., River St., lights 122.04
Total ? 298.04 General Expense David Curry, repairing $ 2.00 Gammons & Sons, insurance 6.90 Mark K. Marden, express 1.57 0. A. Brown, glass, etc. 1.96 Ralph Smith, sign writing 7.25 Clyde Eastman, battery coil 6.00
10 Record Print, printing reports 173.80 Assessors' fee 2.00 George A. Thompson, sign writing 39.10 George E. Avery, trucking roofing 7.00 Lloyd D. Perkins, repairing 26.39 Harry E. Leavitt, repairing 3.75 Patch Stock for roads 91.69 Bayfield Shaw, repairing 3.60
Total $ 373.01 Permanent Improvement Maintenance Lloyd D. Perkins, per report of same ? 1,356.05 Trimount Oil Co., patch stock 275.08 N. H. State treasurer, tarvia 1,880.25
Total $3,511.38
Hospitals Plymouth Memorial Hospital, 1934 and 1935 ? 300.00
Town Hall Meredith Electric Co., lights 34.68 Smith Piper Co., bulbs, broom, etc. 6.70 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephoneme bill 17.50 Norman Smith, wood 9.00 Allen Howe, wood 10.00
Total $ 77.88
Police Department Howard Moore, service ? 10.70 Ralph Smith, service and calls 16.00 Lionel B. Shaw, service 10.00
Total $ 36.70
Fire Department
Howard Moore, fire chief $ 400.00 C. A. Haskell, fire warden service 26.88
Total $ 426.88
11 Interest Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank, interest on bonds $ 340.00 Pemigewasset National Bank, interest on notes 182.64
Total $ 522.64 State Aid Construction New Hampshire State Treasurer, town's part ? 2,525.27 Temporary Loans Pemigewasset National Bank, temporary notes $11,500.00 State and County Tax County tax $ 5,436.05 State tax 4,395.00
Total $ 9,831.05 School District
Ethel J. Piper, school treasurer $11,000.00 Ethel J. Piper, dog taxes 263.86
Total $11,263.86 Bounties G. S.Davison, noses, paid out $ 3.00 C. A. Haskell, noses, paid out 7.80 N. P. Smith, noses, paid out 12.20 Charles Chase, 2 bears 10.00 George Plant, 1 bear 5.00 Irwin Shields, 1 bear 5.00
Total $ 43.00 Dog Damage and Costs Ethel J. Piper, issuing licenses $ 23.00 JJog police, collecting 16.00 Edson C. Eastman, dog tags 6.14
Total $ 45.14
12 Health Department Ralph W. Smith, per report ? 109.13 L. M. Orton, scarlet fever at Roy Greenleaf s 30.00
Total ? 139.13 Vital Statistics Ethel J. Piper, recording $ 17.00 E. R. U. George G. Avery, balance from 1934 ? 25.98 Pemigewasset River Construction Account Pemigewasset River construction, bridge account $ 3,000.00 Tractor Account Davison's Garage, repairing $ 38.75 Maine Steel Products Co., parts 43.22 Perley Watts, labor 38.11 P. I. Perkins, parts 188.94 Thomas Valliant, blacksmith 12.75 L. D. Perkins, repair on tractor 11.80 Leon S. Rogers, labor 6.50 Roy Greenleaf,labor 8.40 Ayer Chevrolet Co., storage 5.00 Good Roads Machine Co., parts 13.80 Otis Davie, repairs and storage 203.36 Nelson Hutchins, labor 14.20 George G. Avery, labor 209.90 Ayer Insurance Co., insurance 6.90
Total $ 801.63 Town Road Maintenance George G. Avery, per report and orders, ? 3,401.01 A. W. Forbes, per report and orders 1,339.24 L. D. Perkins, per report and orders 1,642.55
Total $ 6,382.80 Memorial Day A. W. Forbes, Legion $ 75.00 Cemeteries L. B. Shaw, superintendent cemeteries per report $ 150.15
13 Damages and Legal Expense S. Charles Kendall, per town agreement and vote $ 365.00 Lester Plant, burns while working on road 60.90 Robert Wakefield, town counsel 15.00
Total $ 440.90 Taxes Bought by Town Taxes sold by collector, 1935 $ 1,633.34
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
For Year Ending January 31, 1936
Amount of automobile registration permits
for year 1935 ? 416.28 Amount of automobile registration permits for year 1936 192.94 Received for dog licenses 309.00
Total amount received $ 918.22
Paid Harry E. Leavitt, town treasurer $ 918.22
ETHEL J. PIPER, Town Clerk.
TREASURER'S REPORT
For Year Ending January 31, 1936
Receipts
Balance from last year $ 382.72 Charles A. Haskell, 1931-1932 taxes 26.01 Charles A. Haskell, 1933 taxes 445.59 Howard Pease, 1934 taxes 853.30 Howard Pease 1935 39,848.57 Howard Pease, Hubert O'Donnell title 1.45
14 Howard Pease, refund on 1934 taxes 1.00 From State Bounty on hedgehogs, 1933-1934 $ 45.00 Emergency Relief Unemployment 25.98 Reimbursed Relief expenditures 834.45 Railroad tax 356.12 Savings Bank tax 547.93 From County Poor off farm $ 354.79 Local Sources Use of tractor, 1934 ? 21.10 Sale of tarvia, Roy Greenleaf and C. S. Eastman 48.46 Circus licenses 12.00 Harry W. Welch, pool table license 10.00 Rent of town hall 35.00 Mt. Livermore Grange, for lights 30.00 Charles A. Haskell, fire arms permits 1.00 Ethel J. Piper, 1935 dog licenses 309.00 Ethel J. Piper, auto permits 1935 416.28 Ethel J. Piper, auto permits 1936 192.94 Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank, sale of bonds 3,103.11 Pemigewasset National Bank, notes 11,000.00 Refund Pemigewasset River Construction account 397.97
Total receipts $59,299.77 Expenditures by town orders $58,670.74
Balance on hand $ 629.03
TOWN OF HOLDERNESS FIRE COMPANY ACCOUNT Howard L. Moore, Fire Chief
Receipts Balance from last year $ 291.43
15 Received from town treasurer 400.00
$ 691.43 Expenditures
G. S. Davison, rent and lights $ 878.00 0. E. Davie, labor, gas, oil and charging battery 14.65 Insurance on firemen 8.50 The Fyre-Fyter Co., extinguisher fillers 19.33 Plymouth Fire District 70.50 O. A. Brown, six keys 1.50 Smith Piper Co., paint .70 Testing and wetting hose 6.50 Fire Calls and Cost of Each July 8 0. A. Brown cottage $ 3.00 Aug. 25 Tucker fire 29.00 Aug. 30 Tom Sommers chimney fire 6.50 Dec. 14 Mrs. Allen Howe, chimney fire 1.50 1936 Jan. 4 Fred Moore, chimney fire 2.00 Jan 27 Tibbetts, chimney fire 1.50
Total expense $ 543.18
Balance on hand ? 148.25
REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR For Years 1931, 1932 and 1933
Taxes Redeemed
George H. Brooks, 1931 and 1932 tax $ • 14.29 Ernest Currier, 1932 and 1933 tax 35.15 Herman L. Baker, 1933 tax 220.04 Orrin Downing, 1933 tax 24.91 Anthony B. Chase, 1933 tax 74.89 Mildred J. Ashbrook, 1933 tax 102.32
Total $ 471.60
Paid treasurer ? 471.60 CHARLES A. HASKELL, Tax Collector. 16 Report of Howard Pease, Tax Collector
Paid treasurer, H. E. Leavitt, 1934 taxes $ 854.75 Property tax as of warrant, 1935 levy $40,544.45 Polls as of warrant, 1935 levy 788.00 Interest 45.37 Added tax 236.50 Paid treasurer, H. E. Leavitt $39,848.57 Over taxes 331.56 Abatements 40.00 Uncollected 368.23 Discounts 1,025.96 $41,614.32 Respectfully submitted, HOWARD PEASE.
REPORT OF TREASURER, LIBRARY TRUSTEES
Receipts 1935 Feb. 1 Balance $ 1.02 Apr. 27 Town appropriation 200.00 1936 Jan. 17 Donation 40.00
$ 241.02 Expenditures 1935 Apr. 27 E. F. Gay, janitor work Jan., Feb. and March $ 7.00 Richard Piper, shoveling snow, January and February 3.30 Norman P. Smith, one cord of dry wood 9.00 May 15 E. F. Gay, 4 weeks janitor service and repairing roof 5.10 Frank Downer, work on grounds 10.70 Frank Mooney,labor repairing roof 1.20 June 1 Ida E. Bickford, cleaning library 6.50 Gladys S. Drew, cleaning library 6.10
17 8 E. F. Gay, janitor work and work on roof 3.25 Richard Piper, labor on lawns 2.10 Frank Mooney, repairs roof and work on grounds 1.40 July 30 E. F. Gay, janitor service, 5 Saturdays 2.50 Richard Piper, labor on lawn 3.00 Aug. 10 Lester Heath, labor on lawn 1.20 E. F. Gay, janitor service 2.00 John Watts, labor on lawn 1.50 Richard Piper, labor on lawn 1.30 Sept. 4 E. F. Gay, janitor service, Aug. 2.50 Richard Piper, labor on lawn 1.70 Oct. 11 E. F. Gay, janitor service, Sept. 2.00 Nov. 8 Julia Piper, assisting librarian 39.00 E. F. Gay, janitor service and work on grounds 4.30 Dec. 7 E. F. Gay, janitor service, Nov. 2.50 Norman Smith, one cord dry wood 9.00 1936 Jan. 20 Gammons & Son, insurance for 3 years 105.12 E. F. Gay, janitor service, Dec. 2.00
$ 235.27 Jan. 31 Balance ? 5.75
$ 241.02
LAURENCE J. WEBSTER, Treasurer.
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS
February 1, 1936
Balance of income on hand, February 1, 1935 $ 245.99 Income from Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank 28.78 Interest allowed for legacy during litigation 20.22
$ 294.99
18 Paid for care of lots $ 21.00
Balance on hand $ 273.99 Amount of bequests received by town $ 900.00 ERNEST R. TAYLOR, SUSIE HALL BATCHELDER, J. W. PULSIFER, Trustees.
REPORT OF OVERSEER OF POOR
Total amount received for relief, salary and expenses ? 2,788.13 Received from town treasurer $ 2,312.63 Paid by town direct 473.00 Cash on hand February 1, 1935 2.50
Total ? 2,788.13
Received from county 1 338.49 Due from county 8.00 One-half town relief up to November 1stf received from state 834.45 Salary and expenses 239.94
Total deductions 1,420.88 Actual relief cost to town 1,367.25
Total amount paid out for relief, salary and expenses $ 2,788.13
Paid out for town relief $ 2,201.70 Paid out for county relief 346.49 Salary, postage, telephone and transportation at 8 cents per mile 239.94
Total $ 2,788.13
Detailed Account of Town Expenditures Pemigewasset Electric Co. $ 14.13 Dr. Chase 17.50
19 John Greenleaf for wood 17.00 Fred Smith for milk 13.66 Islorman Smith for wood 15.50 Clyde Eastman for wood 4.00 Dr. Middleton 166.25 Mrs. Annie Kimball, care of Fred Sanborn 9.00 Memorial Hospital 58.71 Elton Evans tor milk 3.18 Dr. Miller at County hospital 1.00 Charles Call, care of Fred Sanborn 2.50 A. H. Morin, groceries 24.00 Richelson's Store for clothing 9.96 Jessie Berry, nursing at Mr. Moore's 54.00 M. A. Batchelder for clothing 3.50 Arah Huckins, board of Thibodeau child 63.00 McCrillis Drug Store 5.45 Chase Grain Co., fertilizer 2.00 Mrs. Harold Bowles, labor 4.00 Carter's Laundry 1.35 P'irst National Store, Adams and Blake, Mgrs. 377.50 A. &. P. Tea Co., Blake and Stiles, Mgrs. 92.51 Grafton County Farm 457.00 Foster White 155.00 Old age assistance 630.00
Total $ 2,201.70
All orders are drawn on vendors designated by relief recipients. Summary of Cases Fred Sanborn $ 288.45 Fred Moore 214.98 Charles Currier 61.00 Louis Beaulieu 17.50 Foster White 155.00 Henry Durant 365.00 Joseph Bishop 15.00 Eli Lambert 132.51 Charles Thibodeau 63.00 Ernest Currier 131.46 Old age assistance (two cases) 630.00 Veterans aid 127.80 County cases 346.49
Total case expenditures $ 2,548.19 20 The last three cases listed are not entered by name for that is not permissible. MILDRED F. CRAIG, Overseer of Poor.
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
Circulation for 1935 5,065 Books purchased 49 Received as gifts 70 Cash on hand from last year $ 11.07 Fines received 14.91 Expended for book supplies and incidentals 19.84 Cash on hand January 31, 1936 $ 6.14 Respectfully submitted,
SARAH J. PERKINS, Librarian.
NEW IRON BRIDGE
For the benefit of the voters of the town, the fol- lowing account will give the cost of the new iron bridge at Pemigewasset River.
Receipts
Federal Grant, P. W. A. $14,500.00 Town of Holderness 8,000.00 Town of Plymouth 12,000.00 State of New Hampshire 15,674.08
$50,174.08 Payments
Lackawanna Steel Construction Corp. $48,943.02 Robert G. Wakefield, attorney fees 236.13 Town of Holderness (refund) 397.97
21 Town of Plymouth (refund) 596.96
$50,174.08
Total cost of bridge $49,179.15 Name of bridge Pont Fayette.
GEORGE G. AVERY, ROAD AGENT In Account with the Town of Holderness
Dr.
Received from town treasurer $ 3,401.01 Expenditures
Walter Greenleaf, labor, truck and team $ 15.86 J. W. Pulsifer, labor 6.40 David Curry, labor 10.00 Jerry Haley, labor 7.20 George Ward, labor 34.05 Lester Avery, supplies 48.38 Ernest Gi'verson, labor 75.20 Elton Evans, labor on plow 98.25 Ralph Smith, truck and painting plows 29.67 Frank Avery, labor 16.00 George G. Avery, labor 120.40 William Colby, labor and gravel 9.20 Thomas Avery, labor 3.80 Lionel Shaw, clay .45 Malcolm Corthell, labor 40.20 G. R. Carter, labor 2.67 John Greenleaf, truck 19.83 Leon Shontell, labor 10.80 Harold Bowles, labor 26.40 O. M. Pratt, bridge plank and railings 26.11 James Merrill, labor 18.00 George G. Avery, gas and oil for tractor 89.81 Roy Craig, labor 6.25 Fred Moore, gravel 5.40 Emery Downing, labor and gravel 18.35 Gladys Avery, gravel .90
22 Robert Dalton, labor 35.20 Roland Coffin, 3.20 Allen Howe, team and gravel 33.07 Frank Tucker, labor 17.80 Archie Hutchins, labor 11.42 George G. Avery, truck and team 195.71 Ralph Munroe, labor 6.20 Ernest Young, truck 86.54 Fred Smith, labor 16.64 John Brown, labor 32.80 Standard Oil Co., gas 58.35 Louis Beaulieu, labor 17.40 William Colby, labor and gravel 59.80 Central Petroleum Co. 12.00 William Goss, labor and gravel 5.95 Joe Bishop, labor 5.20 Leslie Plant, labor 1.20 Charles Chase, labor 8.00 Rodney Evans, labor 2.00 Perley Watts, labor on tractor 7.70 Walter Kimball, labor 4.80 Peter Young, labor 5.60 Richard Micklon, labor 7.20 Louis Avery, truck and team 26.30 Norman Smith, fence posts and culverts 29.16 Pete Lizotte, labor 6.40 A. A. Huckins, labor 2.00 George G. Avery, truck 288.25 Harold Avery, labor .80 Albion Richey, gravel 3.15 John Avery, labor 1.80 Lester Goodwin, labor 33.40 Henry Ford, labor 10.50 W. TT. Staples, labor on snow plow 38.40 S. T. Evans, labor 43.37 Roscoe Smith, taxi 5.00 Roy Paul, labor 2.80 Arthur Farmar, labor 6.00 Dane's Garage, gas and oil 15.00 Ralph Greenleaf, truck 18.00 Albert Farmar, team 15.32 A. M, Pand, supplies .42 Elwvn Dexter, labor 8.27 Bayfield Shaw, labor 4.43
23 Leslie Goodwin, labor on tractor 118.05 James Burbank, labor 15.20 Bert Hill, labor 3.00 John Ordway, labor 13.80 Roger Champney, labor 54.09 George E. Avery, labor 1.50 Wilbur Palmer, labor 2.33 Maine Steel Products Co. 10.50 George G. Avery, truck, plow and team 286.00 William F. Young, labor 2.33 Charles McCormack, labor on snow plow 107.99 William Young, labor and team 75.26 Elmer Shontell, labor 8.53 V. G. Durgin, gas 48.73 Warren Ames, labor 7.33 George G. Avery, labor on tractor 131.31 Charles Thibodeau, labor 4.60 Charles Currier, labor 132.23 Ralph Miles, gas and supplies 54.07 Marsh Kendrick, labor 22.87 Railway Express 1.20 C. W. Huckins, labor 112.74 Maurice Huckins, labor 2.67 Ernest Currier, labor 152.53 Orrin Downing, labor 36.29 L. S. Thompson, gas and oil 62.97
Total expenditures ? 3,401.01
ARTHUR W. FORBES, ROAD AGENT In Account with Town of Holderness
Received from town treasurer $ 1,339.24
Expenditures Winter Work, 1935
Rov C. Greenleaf $ 14.10 Arthur W. Forbes 38.45 Merlin H. Plant 9.65
24 Perley Watts 26.10 Davison's Garage 23.35 Lloyd D. Perkins 72.45 William M. Davison 10.00 Leon S. Rogers 3.00
$ 197.10 Summer Work, 1935 Leon S. Rogers ? 12.80 Roy C. Greenleaf 48.20 Arthur W. Forbes 260.59 William M. Davison 91.60 Charles P. Howe 8.90 Roger Hawkins 12.40 Clifton Hawkins 6.80 Kenneth Hawkins 3.20 Melvin H. Plant 21.60 Clarence Plant 5.60
$ 471.69 Winter Work, 1935-1936 Perley Watts ? 22.40 Leon S. Rogers 51.60 Arthur W. Forbes 286.25 Roy C. Greenleaf 41.20 William M. Davison 63.20 Melvin H. Plant 50.45 Stuart George 1.60 Burleigh Farm Association 96.75 M. A. Armstrong 10.00 Horace T. Greenleaf .40
? 623.85 General Expense Thomas Valliant ? 3.25 Berger Manufacturing Co. 14.55 0. E. Davie, garage 13.40 Dyer Sales and Machinery Co. 15.40
$ 46.60
$ 1,339.24
25 LLOYD D. PERKINS, ROAD AGENT In Account with the Town of Holderness
Received from town treasurer $ 1,642.55 Expenditures
Snow Removal, 1935
Perley Watts, tractor ? 36.75 Joe Rollins, tractor 14.70 Howard Moore, tractor 16.95 Lester Hall, tractor 5.50 Roy Greenleaf, tractor 11.25 Fred Harris, shoveling 3.20 Joe Varoni, shoveling 3.20 Preston Piper, shoveling 3.20 Frank Wilder, shoveling 3.20 Richard Piper, shoveling 3.20 L. D. Perkins, tractor, truck and labor 58.04
$ 159.19 Summer Maintenance Ibra Royea, team $ 44.06 Albert McCormack, team 57.68 Reginald Clark, team 44.78 Horace Greenleaf, truck 38.00 Fred Harris, labor 28.80 Charles Dumphy, labor 10.80 Preston Piper, labor 7.20 Howard Moore, labor 4.80 Frank Wilder, labor 7.20 Roy Greenleaf, labor 36.80 Ernest Smith, labor 1.00 Clifton Hawkins, labor .80 Joe Rollins, labor 84.20 Frank Downer, labor and truck helper 125.00 Orville Small, driving truck 133.60 Lewis Copp, labor 28.00 E. R. Taylor, labor 11.60 Charles Berry, labor 3.60 A. Bellando, labor 10.80
26 Arthur Forbes, truck 2.00 L. D. Perkins, truck and labor 370.14
? 1,050.86 Snow Removal, 1935-1936
Perley Watts, tractor $ 49.70 Lester Hall, tractor 18.00 Howard Moore, tractor and labor 11.50 Preston Piper, labor 8.40 A. Bellando, labor 15.20 Orville Small, lajbor 14.40 Charles Dumphy, labor .80 L. B. Shaw, use of car 2.00 L. D. Perkins, truck and labor 54.50
$ 174.50 General Expense
Davison's Garage, gas and oil ? 37.76 Dyer Sales Machine Co., plow parts 27.35 F. R. Prescott, lumber 8.46 0. A. Brown, supplies 1.20 E. W. Sanborn, tile pipe 16.80 Berger Metal Culvert Co., culverts 60.78 Charles Howe, rocks and gravel 19.35 0. P. Smith, grade 3.60 Clarence Perkins,grade 1.50 Mrs. Allen Howe, sand and gravel 8.20 E. F.Gay, gas and oil 25.20 Otis Davie, gas and oil 41.35 Warden Curtis, sand 2.25 L. D. Perkins, telephone expense 4.20
$ 258.00
$ 1,642.55
27 SHEPARD HILL PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT MAINTENANCE Tarring, Cold Patching and Sanding
Orville Small, labor $ 78.60 Joe Rollins, labor 56.60 Frank Downer, labor 54.20 Fred Harris, labor 44.U0 Kenneth Hawkins, labor 26.00 Rodney Hubbard, labor 24.60 Rov Greenleaf, labor 6.00 John McMichael, labor 5.20 Clifton Hawkins, labor 9.80 Lester Heath, labor 6.40 Lewis Piper, labor 8.00 Dana Taylor, labor 7.20 Roger Hawkins, labor 8.00 Horace Greenleaf, truck 56.00 A. W. Forbes, truck 20.00 Ernest Young, truck 9.00 John Greenleaf, truck 11.50 L. D. Perkins, truck 133.67 John Brown, labor 4.00 William. Young, labor 2.00 William Young, Jr., labor 2.00 Tilden Evans, labor 2.00 Burgess Evans, labor 2.00 Elton Evans, labor 2.00 Joe Bishop, labor 2.00 Marshall Kendrick, labor 2.00 Ernest Currier, Jr., labor 1.00 Ernest Currier, labor 1.00 Arthur Farmar, labor 1.00 Jim Burbank, labor 1.00 Ernest Giverson, labor 1.00 Fred Williams, labor 1.00 Jerry Haley, labor 1.00 Charles McCormack, labor 1.00 William Colby, labor 2.00 George Ward, labor 3.00 Henry Brown, labor 4.00 Emery Downing, labor 2.00
28 Perley Hall, labor 15.20 Roger Champney, labor 3.00 Roland Coffin, labor 4.60 Herman Hutchins, labor 4.00 L. D. Perkins, foreman 30.28 Charles P. Howe, sand 23.74 Warden Curtis, sand 5.00 Clarence Perkins, hardpan 1.05 Town of Plymouth, truck 19.20 Herman Huckins, labor 4.80 L. D. Perkins, bill for gas, oil for mixer 5.77
$ 718.41
NORTH HOLDERNESS PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT MAINTENANCE Tarring, Cold Patching and Sanding
Orville Small, labor ? 42.40 Joe Rollins, labor 41.60 Frank Downer, labor 21.60 Ralph Smith, truck 39.00 Norman Smith, truck 42.00 John Greenleaf, truck 55.00 Clarence Huckins, truck 39.00 Ernest Young, truck 12.00 L. D. Perkins, truck 70.66 William Young, labor 19.80 WilliamYoung, Jr., labor 4.20 Leon Shontell, labor 21.20 Ernest Currier, labor 23.60 John Brown, labor 19.80 George Ward, labor 20.80 Jerry Haley, labor 20.80 Henry Brown, labor 4.20 L. D. Perkins, foreman 11.39 William Colby, labor 16.20 Ernest Giverson, labor 7.80 Roger Champney, labor 5.20 Herman Hutchins, labor 7.80 Fred Williams, labor 2.60
29 Roy Greenleaf, labor 5.38 Tilden Evans, labor 4.20 Burgess Evans, labor 4.20 Elton Evans, labor 4.20 Warden Curtis, sand 32.81 Marshall Kendrick, labor 6.20 Arthur Farmar, labor 1.60 Joe Bishop, labor 4.20 Emery Downing, labor 4.20 Roy Craig, labor 1.40 Eli Lambert, labor 5.20 Perley Hall, labor .80 Kenneth Hawkins, labor .80. Lester Heath, labor .80 Roland Coffin, labor 6.40 Jim Burbank, labor 2.60 Dana Taylor, labor 1.60 Fred Harris, labor .80 Lewis Piper, labor .80 Roger Hawkins, labor .80
$ 637.64 $ 718.41
Total $ 1,356.05
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
Health Report
Feb. 17 Posted Roy Greenleaf, scarlet fever $ 1.50 Mar. 12 Fumigated Roy Greenleaf 3.00 June 4 Posted West, infantile paralysis 1.50 19 Posted Ed Maynard camp, scarlet fever 1.50 July 7 Fumigated Ed Maynard's camp 3.00 June 22 Posted Walter Greenleaf, scarlet fever 1.50 July 12 Fumigated Walter Greenleaf 's 3.00 July 2 One call to George Ward's 1.50 Aug. 3 Looking after camp drainage around lakes 5.00 5 Two calls at Mrs. Armstrong's pig pen 4.00
30 12 One trip to Concord on Thibodeau case 6.00 21 Two calls at Mt. Livermore, sewage 4.00 Sept. 2 One call at Thibodeau's 1.00 3 Went to Concord on Thibodeau case 5.00 9 Met with selectmen, Thibodeau case 1.00 Aug. 26 One call at Thibodeau's 1.00 Oct. 2 One call at Thibodeau's 1.00 Dec. 2 Met with selectmen on Thibodeau case 1.00 30 Met with selectmen, Ward case 1.00 Fumigators and express 10.03 Telephone calls 1.35 McCrillis Drug Co. 1.75 Dr. H. H. Palmer 12.50 Arah A. Huckins 9.00 Dr. R. F. DeWitt 28.00 Dr. L. M. Orton 30.00
Total $ 139.13
LABOR ON CEMETERIES
Labor at Asquam Bridge cemetery $ 132.40 Labor at East Holderness cemetery 14.00 Paid Robert Brown sharpening lawn mower 3.75
$ 150.15 L. B. SHAW, Superintendent.
STATE AID CONSTRUCTION
Back of Lake and North Holderness
Balance from state, 1934 $ 3.17 Apportionment from state 2,751.00 $ 2,754.17 Balance from town, 1934 3.16 Apportionment from town 2,751.00 $ 2,754.16
$ 5,508.33
31 Payments
Roger Champney $ 7.80 Arab A. Huckins 27.20 A. W. Forbes 48.00 Roy Greenleaf 208.36 Ernest Currier 83.80 David Curry 98.20 Otis Davie, garage 12.53 Leon Rogers 58.80 Louis Avery 52.40 Harry Landrock 43.20 WilHam Colby 64.00 S. Tilden Evans 54.00 Elton Evans 44.20 Burgess Evans 111.60 Ernest Taylor 50.40 Fred Williams 61.20 Henry Rollins 36.00 Clifton Hawkins 4.60 John Barrett 48.60 Richard Jacques 31.60 E. H. Metcalf 2.50 Moses T. Evans 43.20 Pete Belando 66.10 Wilbur Palmer 18.00 John Brown 56.80 William Young 98.70 Preston Piper 54.00 Charles P. Howe 89.75 John MacMichael 74.10 Emery Downing 103.15 Perley C. Hall 61.20 L. J. Webster 107.70 O.A. Brown 13.82 Smith Piper Co. 26.29 George Ward 25.20 Charles Thibodeau 116.60 Richard Miclon 62.20 William Goss 69.40 Leon Shontell 14.40 James Burbank 36.00
Charles Currier , 14.00 Highway Garage, concrete pipe 196.81 Farmers' Grain Store, cement 8.80
32 Joseph Rollins 11.40 Robert Dalton 18.00 Archie Aldrich 18.00 Louis Piper 18.00 Dana Taylor 34.60 Marshall Kendrick 61.00 John Ordway 18.00 Erville J. Batchelder 73.60 W. B. Brown 5.50 S. L. Thompson 22.00 Ralph Munroe 70.20 Frank K. Avery 26.20 Henry Brown 35.90 Henry R. Ford 33.20 Roy H. Paul 33.20 Fred A. Harris 40.20 Joe Veroni 39.60 Joe Bishop 36.20 Charles Dumphrey 11.80 D.E. Ambrose 17.00 Lester M. Avery 45.26 Thomas Valliant 9.65 S. Charles Kendall 1.50 Malcolm Corthell 28.00 Eli Lambert 13.60 Charles G. Chase 3.60 A. L. Howe estate 24.30 A. M. Rand 1.05 E. W. Sanborn 2.52
Clarence W. Huckins . 90.00 Lloyd D. Perkins 104.50 Charles A. Haskell 378.00 Ralph W. Smith 243.50 Paul Baker 104.50 Melvin Plant 195.50 Lester Hall 104.00 Ernest Young 261.75 Ralph Greenleaf 187.00 Horace T. Greenleaf 123.50
$ 5,050.54 Balance left for oiling $ 457.79
$ 5,508.33
S3 We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Clerk, Road Agents, Permanent Improvement, Library Trustees, Trustees of Trust Funds, Fire Chief, Over- seer of Poor, and Health Department and find them correctly cast and properly vouched. 0. M. PRATT, HARRY W. WELCH, Auditors.
34 BIR,THS
Date, Name of Child, Name of Father and Maiden Name of Mother
1935 Mar. 5 Elva Louise Young, William Young, Susie L. Huckins. Apr. 25 Priscilla Ida Rollins, Henry A. Rollins, Ida McMurphy. May 3 Mary Kay Kilgore, Roland H. Kilgore, Eleanor L. Downer. May 5 Gary Arnold Haines, Roger S. Haines, Edith B. Marden. July 20 Judith Ann Marden, Laurence W. Marden, Genevieve Guyotte. Aug. 3 Beverly Elaine Mauley, Lincoln Mauley, Wylie M. Ordway. Aug. 5 Marvin H. Brov^^n, Jr., Marvin H. Brown, Laura Moore. Sept. 29 Leslie W. Goodwin, Lester Goodwin, Bertha Willette. Dec. 13 Beverly Ann Baker, Hermon L. Baker, Georgia B. Gray.
MARRIAGES
Date, Where Married, Name of Parties, and Name of Person
Performing Ceremony
1935
Feb. 27 In South Tamworth, George C. McCormack and Fran- ces M. Wallace; Rev. Melvin T. Sweet, Tarn- worth, N. H. Mar. 9 In New Hampton, Nathan P. Kimball and Marion L. Fifield; Rev. J. Franklin Babb, New Hampton, N. H. June 8 In Holderness, Roy H. Paul and Myra E. Ford; Lester M. Avery, Justice of the Peace, Holderness, N.H. Nov. 2 In Plymouth, Urban Ray Heath and Leona E. Long; Rev. John C. Prince, Plymouth, N. H.
35 DEATHS
Date, Name and Age
193£> Jan. 11 Lydia G. Woodward, 86 years, 5 months, 11 days. Jan. 16 Ethel S. Brown, 38 years, 8 months, 28 days. Feb. 15 Margaret C. Perry, 88 years, 6 months, 22 days. Mar. 11 Fred L. Perkins, 59 years, 2 months, 19 days. May 14 John S. Ladd, 64 years, 11 months. May 19 Lewis W. Russell, 50 years, 1 month, 28 days. May 22 John A. Cromwell, 36 years, 7 months, 10 days. May 30 Alice D. Garland, 45 years, 1 month, 16 days. June 23 John H. MacFarland, 42 years, 11 months, 26 days. July 6 William J. Gurley, 65 years, 5 months, 12 days. July 7 James Frank Gould, 71 years, 4 months, 2 days. July 20 Ethel Prescott Cooper, 50 years, 8 months, 3 days. July 30 Horace J. Bennett, 78 years, 11 months, 22 days. July 30 Francella D. Bennett, 76 years, 8 months, 23 days. July 31 Allen L. Howe, 69 years, 9 months, 18 days. Aug. 12 Mary A. Farnham, 94 years. Sept. 2 Nettie W. Smith, 76 years, 2 months, 18 days. Sept. 21 James S. Avery, 87 years, 14 days. Oct. 26 Ellen Bacon Closson, 78 years, 10 months, 26 days. Nov. 17 Queenie C. Cowan, 67 years, 3 months, 15 days.
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Detailed Inventory
RESIDENT
1 .2 NAME Description and Value of o o 2, 2 H Real and Personal Property pk n Armstrong, Mary A. 30QA Greenleaf farm 1800| 1 Shore land and bldgs 34200] Whitman lots & camps 1080] Bacon property 18000 C. A. Haskell camp 990 Felch land 2700 i Bixby land 2700 True field 1080 2 horses 150 8 cows 400
1 other neat stock . 20 1 hog 14 1 portable mill 100 1 70 boats 2400 65634 1614.59 Avery, George E. Homestead 1980 1 1980 48.71 Avery, Mabel 1 Avery, Irene 1 American Oil Co. Gasoline pumps etc. 300 300 7.38 Avery, Gladys 3A homestead 1080 |1 Ames lot 1350 2430 59.77 Avery, Mildred 1 Avery, George G. House & garage 1620 1 50 horse 1 Stock in trade 500 2170 53.38 Avery, Florence Lot on River St 135 135 3.32 Avery, Maurice Aldrich, Archie Ames, Fisher Homestead 700 700 17.22 Ames, ISellie M. Avery, John Avery, Harold Avery, Frank Aldrich, Hazel Avery, Stella Avery, Louis 2 horses 150 2 cows 100 1 other neat stock 40 290 7.13 Avery, P'red 1 horse 100 100 2.46 11
RESIDENT
c .2 NAME Description and Value of o 2 H Real and Personal Property Ph H « S <5 «M > o Ames, Warren Homestead 720 1 Willie Ames place 180 2 horses 80 ^ oxen 180 5 cows 200 11 other neat stock 275 1635 40.22 Ames, Nellie ll Avery, Lester Homestd & Edmond's It 5850' 1 Cottage & garage 1620 Land & sheds 1800 35A Dorey, Beatty pi 1080
IS.. Willoughby place 1980 1 1 Wiggin lot 75| 1 George Avery land 300 Stock in trade 12000 Mills & machinery 4000 28705 706.14 Burbank, James 1 Brown, John S. 1 horse 42 ll 1 cow 50 92 2.26 Brown, Olive 1 Bishop, Joseph Homestead 1200 Exempt 1000 200 4.92 Bean, Henry 1 Brown, M ell en 1 Brown, Bessie 11 Brown, Henry J. Homestead 1530 1630 37.63 Brown, William 1 Brown, Mrs. William 1 Baker, Herman L. lA land & buildings 108o 1 75A Baker homestead 2250 40A C. Dinsmore est. 4500 2 horses 80 3 cows 135 8045 1197.91 Baker, Georgia B. 1 Bowles, Edith 1 Burleigh Farm Asso. 200A land & buildings 27000 Boat house & land 2700 2 horses 4O0 lu cows 600 3 other neat stock 120 4 hogs 48 765.27 300 fowl 240 31108 1 Baker, Paul E. 1 horse 100 ll 5.16 2 cows 110 210 1 Baker, Blanche 1 8.85 Beaulieu, Louis Land & camp 360 1 360 1 1 Baker, Carolyn 1 1
RESIDENT
.2 Description and Value of NAME o II Real and Personal Property fe H « o Batchelder, Moses, guar- Land & store 2250 I dian for A. C. 90.77 Long Garage & bo'athouse 14401 3690 1 Bickford, Ida M. 360 8.85 20A Sister Carolyn land 360j 1 Bushnell, H. L. 1 132.85 8A land & buildings 5400 5400 1 Bushnell, Doris 1 Baker, Lilla G. Land & cottage on shore 1080 1080 26.57 Baker, Malora Homestead 300 Exempt 300 Batchelder, Susie 7A homestead 1080 1 1080 26.57 Batchelder, James 1 Berry, Leo J. Chas. Berry homestead 1350 1350 33.21 Coffin, Roland 1 Craig, Mildred 40A homestead 2070 1 2070 50.92 Craig, Roy 272 fowl 200 200 4.92 Calley, Alden lOA Jewell farm 1620 1 1 horse 90 1 cow 56 1766 43.43 Cleveland, William 1 Corthell, Lilla M. Homestead 1440 1 1440 35.42 Corthell, Malcolm 1 Currier, Ernest Homestead 675 1 1 portable mill 100 775 19.07 Currier, Alice 1 Currier, Charles Homestead 450 1 450 11.07 Currier, Dorothy 1 Carter, George 1 Carter, Viola 1 Chase, Nina 1 Chase, Ethel 1 Champney, Roger Evans land & camp 90 1 90 2.21 Champney, Pauline 1 Chase, Charlie 2 oxen 140 140 3.44 Clark, Reginald 150A N. B. Cox farm 2700 2 horses 300 8 cows 360 1 portable mill 80 Exempt lOuO 2440 60.03 Clark, Rosella Copp, Lewis B. 2 cows 70 70 1.72 Copp, Lillian G. Converse, Rudolph Converse, Jessie 2A homestead 900 900 22.14 Colby, William 1 cow 45 46 1.11 Colby, Jessie 20A homestead 630 630 15.49 Cass, Fred III Curry, David homestead 12601 1 1260 30.99 56A 1 Curry, Myrtle |1| RESIDENT
c NAME Description and Value of -M 3 ^ Real and Personal Property -$
Chamberlain, Everett 1 1 1 Chamberlain, Bertha L. Camp, 100 ft. land 450 1| 450 11.07 Caldon, Charles Homestead •2250 Peppard land 360 3 lots on River St. 540 3150 77.49 Curry, Cora Est. Homestead 2700 2700 66.42 Cox, Ida 75A homestead 2430 2430 69.77 Dana, Delia 2A Mt. Livermore land 900 1 Land & cottage 2250 2A Pariseau land 360 2 boats 1500 5010 123.24 Downing, Orrin Homestead 1440 1440 35.42 Doyer, Maud Danson, William JM. Danforth, Worthen -L»anforth, Celia 1 Davis, Ida 1 Dexter, Elwin lA land & camp 270 270 6.64 Dalton, Robert Darey place 540 540 13.28 Dalton, Hazel 1 Drew, William Camp & land 180 180 4.43 Davison, Guy S. Land on River 90 lA Dorey place 1800 2 garages 5400 9 cows 360 10 other neat stock 225 Stock in trade 1000 8875 218.33 Davison, Edith M. 40A Curry & Rich land 1800 1 1 boat 300 2100 51.66 Davison, John S. 35A 1/2 Holderness Inn & farm 3600 1 boat 100 Sanborn lot on River St 90 3790 93.23 Duncas, Paul 1 Duncas, Alma 1 Daugherty, Harvey P. 160A Bennett place 5400 2 horses 180 2 cows 86 5668 139.43 Drew, Edwin F. Homestead 360 1 360 8.85 Drew, Gladys S. Bickford land 225 1 Sanborn land 135 360 8.85 Dean, Ina 1 Dean, Alfred E. 2A homestead 1800 Sargent place 720 2520 62.00 Downer, Frank 1 Downer, Elizabeth 1 1 26.57 Downing, Emery 80A homestead 1080 1080 1 RESIDENT
c t-> to iJescription anc Value c)f •J 5 S NAME J % ^ Real and Personal Property ^ > < ^ Downing, Sarah 1 Drew, C. M. i/^A homestead 50 50 1.23 Dacey, Jerry- 9A Sturtevant Id & bldg s 540 1 540 13.28 Dodge, Nathan 3A Edna Shepard place 3000 Lots 3, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22 34, 35,
36, 37, 38, 41, 42 , 44, 45, 50 1700 4700 115.69 Dow, E. L. 1 Dow, Jannette W. 7A Dow residence 9000 1 28A Welch land 8 500 1^4 A Jennie Pip er land 100 9600 236.16 Dumphrey, Charles E. Leavitt land & camp 180 1 180 4.43 Dow, Emma J3. 3A White & Jc.nes place 1800 1800 44.30 Davison, rtuby 35 A V2 Holdernes s Inn & farm 3600 1 Mitchell shore lot 270 3870 95.20 Downing, Jonas Camp & lot 810 810 19.92 Eastman, D. W. lOOA' homestead 1350r 2 cows 80 1430 35.17 Evans, John Jl. 30A homestead 765 1 1 cow 30 795 19.56 Evans, Edna M. 1| ivastman, Clyde S. lA homestead 900 1 4A Evans land 630 1530 37.63 Evans, Rodney M. Homestead 270 1 2'70 6.64 Evans, Olive 1 Emery, Mildred 1 Ethridge, Lewis 1 Ethridge, Fannie 59A homestd & pasture 2700 1 1 horse 50 1 cow 50 2800 68.80 Elliott, Mort 1 cow 50 50 1.23 Evans, Tilden 30A homestead 1000 1 2 cows 75 1075 26.45 Evans, Susie 1 Evans, Elton Palmer place 720 1 2 cows 60 780 19.19 Evans, Barbara 1 Evans, Moses lOOA homestead 1080 1 1 cow 70 1150 28.29 Evans, Ada 1 Forbes, Arthur W. 3 horses 300 2 cows 120 1 other neat stock 20 1 portable mill 100 Exempt 540 1
RESIDENT
c Description and Valu3 of JhJ o NAME w u es 5 O Real and Personal Property fu s^ ^ > o Evans, Burgess Eastman, Hattie i^letcher, Mrs. E. G. Lot 2 Shepard Park 225 225 5.54 I Forbes, Dorothy I l^ord, William |45A homestead 720 12 cows 80 800 19.68 Ford, Hattie Ford, Vera Ford, Henry Frank, L. K. 1 cow 60 60 1.47 Farnam, Thos. 160A Talbot place 27000 1 horse 100 4 cows 280| 27380 673.65 Farmar, Albert Farmar, Florence 5 horses 230 2 oxen 90 5 cows 150 470 11.52 Flanders, Clarence Garland place 315 315 7.74 Flanders, Gladys Fleming, William Fleming, Isabell Francisco, Mary Stock in trade 500 500 12.30 Goss, William lOOA Almon Smith farm 1080 2 horses 200 1 cow 58 1338 32.90 Farmar, Jennie V2 Grenor place 1800 Homestead 1350 A. H. Johnson land on River 900 Abby Howe place 1980 35 fowl 25 6055 148.95 Goss, Carrie Greenleaf, John Henhouse 90 1 horse 126 2 cows 100 316 7.76 Greenleaf, John and Mary jointly Homestead 1080 1080 26.57 Greenleaf, Mary Giverson, Alice 3A homestead 780 1 horse 30 810 19.92 Giverson, Ernest Goodwin, Lester Goodwin, Leslie Goodwin, Ruby Glover, Roy Homestead 720 720 17.71 Glover, Helen 3.19 Griffin, Earl 3 cows 130i 1 130 Griffin, Mildred Homestead 10801 1 1080 26.57 RESIDENT
a o k:i Description and Value of J c4 a NAME o ^ •S 1^ Real and Personal Property P4 H ^* >
Grittin, Jb'erson 1 cow 40 40 Griffin, Mary Greenleaf, Walter 180A homestead 1170 14 cows 490 8 other neat stock 120 1880 Greenleaf, Myrtle Greenleaf, Kalph Gilpatrick, Walter George, Stewart Greenleaf, Ida G. Greenleaf, Koy C. Greenleaf, Jriorace 30A homestead 2250 1 cow 26 2276 Goud, Elmer M. Goud, Mabel C. Gay, Ernest b\ Land & camp 450 Land & building 500 950 Gammons, Philip Benton place 400 400 Guinan, Charies Gardner, Flora 23A land & buildings 5000 5000 Gray, Arthur Camp 90 90 Gulf Refining Co. 1 pumps, 4 tanks 300 300 Haskell, Charles A. 15A Smith land 135 Mills & machinery 300 435 haskell, Edna B. Homestead 1350 IcTo'O Huckins, Arah A. 12A homestead 540 1 cows 50 590 Huckins, Mabel B. Hutchins, Bertha Hutchins, Archie Homestead 1080 1 cow 50 1130 Hart, Bret Haley, Harold Homestead 1400 Exempt 1000 400 Haley, Clara Hill, Bert 16A land & building 630 1 horse 36 1 cow 40 706 Hill. Catherine Holderness School Hutchins land 1350 N. B. Sanborn camp 1800 S3A woodlot 800 5 horses 2'50 4200 Huckins, i^iorence Huckins, Elvin hamner. Estelle Hall, Lida lOA homestead 1125 1125 RESIDENT
c Description and Value of •2 '-^ I—1 NAME ^ O 08 Real and Personal Property es o Huckins, Clarence 150A Chase place 4590 Galley land 180 Duncan camp & land 180 4 horses 320 3 cows 400 4 other neat stock 108 5778 142.12 Hamner, Earl Homestead 400 Exempt 400 Hall, Perley C. 1 horse 50 3 cows 120 170 4.18 Hubbard, Minnie 2 cows 80 80 1.97 — ubbard, Rodney Hickey, Charles H.ickey, Donald Howe, Ethelyn Howe, Charles P. 140A homestead 4500 1 horse 130 4 cows 200 3 other neat stock 40 4870 119.80 Heath, Est. of Jb'rank H. 45A homestead 2700 2700 66.44 Hawkins, Bertha Homestead 630 630 15.49 Heath, George L. Homestead & lots 22-23 1800 1800 44.28 Howe, Allen L. 30A homestead and Evans land 1800 2 horses 100 1900 46.74 Howe, David P. lA land & camp 540 540 13.28 Howe, Amelia Howe, Clementine Howe, Doris I. Harris, Fred Handley, Mabel Haines, Roger Hall, Lester Camp 100 100 2.46 Hall, Richard Hooper, Est. of I. R. 50A The Boulders 15000 15000 369.00 Huckins, Sidney 2A Berry mill property 1800 1800 44.28 Harris, Mary 75A D. *H. Willoughby farm 2700 2700 66.44 Jo'hnston, John J. Johnston, Mary Johnson, Mary M. H. Johnson place 1710 Shop 200 Stock in trade 100 2010 49.45 Jones, Lolita M. Jones, Charles 1 horse 500 3 hogs 96 Exempt 596
8 RESIDENT B
Description a.iu Value of NAME ^ Real and Personal Property EH « s o Jiminez, Francisco .^ramer, George S. 20A Benton land 100 80A part of Blanchard Id 500 600 Kendall, S. C. 30A homestead 720 720 Kimball, Addie Kendrick, Marsh Kendrick, Elizabeth 2 horses 150 3 cows 120 6 other neat stock 180 450 Koford, Carl 40A C. W. Piper farm 1800 1 horse 25 2 cows 70 1895 Koford, Ethel Kelsey, Maud M. Breinig camp 2450 2450 Kendrick, Frank •-and & house 1400 1400 Kimball, Walter F. Homestead, River St. 1100 1100 Kimball, Nathan Kimball, Marion Kimball, Mary A. Kimball, Percy Kale, Walter Lambert, Eli Gamp & lot 450 450 Lizotte, Peter Lordon, Kane Ladd, Edith Ladd, Florence Ladd, John S. 40 A homestead 1200 1 horse 70 2 cows 90 1 other neat stock 12 1372 Ladd, Addie Ladd, Robert Landrock, Harry lOOA homestead 1100 1 horse 50 3 cows 120 5 other neat stock 125 1395 Loveland, George Leavitt, Jennie Sargent farm 3800 Camp on shore 1350 5150 Lovett, Nellie M. Leavitt, Harry E. IVz field 450 Camp and garage 2250 65 ft. shore lot 450 Jenness cottage 630 3780 Lakschewitz, Muriel Lapoint, Grace Lot at Falls 100 100 Lougee, Herman Miller, Joseph 2A homestead, jointly 2250 2250
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c Description and Value of .2 1 NAME o|S Real and Personal Property 114 ^ > Miller, Cora x Milliken, Charles 5 A homestead 990 990 24.36 Milliken, Sever 1 1 Milliken, Berniee 1 Merrill, Leon V2A lot & house River St. 720 1 720 17.71 Moore, Fred 1 Moore, Elizabeth |2A homestead 3601 1 360 8.85 Mooney, Frank E. |1 cow 46| 1 46 1.12 Mooney, Eva A. 1 |1 Merrill, John L. 75A homestead 3240 2 cows 90 3330 8i.92 McFarland, Gladys S. 70A homestead 12601 1 1260 30.99 Merrill, James B. |1 horse 274)1 274 6.74 Merrill, Mabel ill Marshall, Lena Land & buildings 720| 1 720 17.71 McDonald, Harold 1 Marden, Mark K. 43A homestead jointly 2250 1 Camp on shore 1080 40A woodlot 300 A. H. Johnson property 2250 1 portable mill 50 Stock in trade 200 6130 150.79 Marden, Christine 1 Marden, Laurence Cilley cottage & land 1080 1 1080 26.57 Marden, Paul 1 Marden, Hilda 1 Marden, Genevieve 1 Marden, Berniee 1 McMichael, John 1 Morse, Smith B. 115 A homestead 4320 1 4320 106.27 Morris, C. C. 70A Ashbridge place 10800 10800 265.70 Meakin, John Homestead 1350 1 1350 33.21 Moore, Howard ju. lA homestead 2700 1 2700 66.44 Meakin, Lawrence ll Meakin, John B. ll Moore, Esther ll Marsh, Elizabeth Homestead 900 900 22.14 1
Martell, Emile f ll Martell, Marguerite ll I McCormack, Alice ll 1 McCormack, Albert 45A Mary Bean farm 720| 1 3 horses 25 0| 1 1 cow 35| 1005 24.72 Maiden, Melvin 11 1 Mt. Livermore Hotel Co. Jewell estate 12000 12000 295.20 I Meredith Elect. Light Co. Equipment 22000| 22000 541.20 1 McCready, Nellie 2A homestead 1001 1 100 2.46
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c .2 Description and Value o f J _ '4-3 s NAME J +J 3 i O ^ Real and Personal Property o O McCormack, Ella House on River St. 7201 1 720 17.71 1 MoCormack, George 1 i 1 1 35 1 35 .85 McCo'rmack, Charles cow 1 McCormack, Nellie 11/4 A Muchmore place 1710| 1 17101 42.06 1 Moore, Livingstone 1 boat 500 500 12.30 Morrisey, John 1 1 Miclon, Jessie E. 11 Munroe, Ralph Camp foot Cox Hill 74 1 74 1.83 1 Muzzey, William 1 1 Muzzey, Evelyn 1| Newton, Edith 2A Pickering place 500 500 12.30 Ordway, John 1 1 Ordway, Mabel 1| O'Donnell, Annette 1 1 O'Donnell, Hubert 6A Downing place on River St. 1800 1 1 cow 46 1 ether neat stock 36 1882 46.30 Ordway, Frances 1 Plant, George 1 Plant, Melvin 1 Plant, Bert 30A Pine lot 450 450 11.07 Pariseau, Nelson 1 Pariseau, Minnie Homestead 2700 1 28A Dean land 540 Shaw land & camp 900 1 horse 26 3 cows 130 4296 105.70 1 Piper, Ben lA land 1170 1 28.72 W. & bungalow I 1170 Piper, Edith 1 Plant & Homans Ayer lot 700 Wood & lumber 1500 2200 54.12 Piper, Erank L. Homestead & swamp land 2430 1 horse 30 3 130 105.70 cows 4296 ! 1 Piper, B. No. 30u 1 7.38 May Lot 9 Shepard Park 300 1 Perkins, Lloyd John H. Perkins hmestd 1800
Mills & machinery 150 950 1 23.37 Exempt 1000 Pease, Mary Piper, Ethel Piper, Louis Homestead 810 810 1 19.92 Piper, Florence Piper, Jennie Sinclair place 1080 M. 1 1080 1 26.57
Piper, R. Tolford House <& lots 32-10-10 2250 1 1
Boat house 540 , 1 1 boat 100 1 2890 71.09 1
11 RESIDENT
Description and Value of
NAME o flJ Real and Personal Property ^ > o f^iper, Frances P. L.ot 24 300 300 7.38 Pease, Howard 3A Evans land 200 Exempt 200 Plant, Belle iA homestead 1800 1800 44.28 Piper, R, Preston Lots in Snepard Park 600 600 14.76 Piper, Julia Perkins, Clarence S. 40A homestead 2500 2 cows 90 2590 63.71 Perkins, Sadie J. Perkins, Eloise L. Perkins, Winnie Perkins, Emma E. House, shop, boathouse, cabins & land 5400 2 lots & 2 boat houses - on River 1800 Wharf & buildings 450 i boats 1500 Mills & machinery 400 9550 234.93 Piper, Cora B. Land & buildings 3150 I boat 150 Stock in trade 1000 4300 105.78 Perkins, Harold Piper, Ethel J. Homestead 1580 lo80 37.63 Porter, Mary- Pratt, Catherine Parker-Young Co. 25A land & buildings 900 900 22.14 Pulsifer, Marietta Pulsifer, J. Warren Homestead 2480 1 horse 40 3 cows 400 1 other neat stock 32 2902 71.39 Pynn, L. G. lA R. P. Piper place 630 630 15.49 Pratt, O. M. 30A Hill farm 900 40A Shorey farm 540 150A Palmer place 1800 80A Loud land 1080 225A homestead Worthen and Tucker farms 7200 200A York land 630 30A Benton land 540 6&A Sargent & Sanborn land 1620 60A Huckins pasture 270 325A Cox land 765 Boat landing, Squam River 50 Wood & lumber 2000 Stock in trade 1000 18385 452.27
12 RESIDENT
c o Desci'r'lion and Value of h3 NAME o ,* Real and Personal Property O -2 % £^ fU ^ > o Porter, Amy lOOA homestead 1260] 1 cow 351 1295! 31.86 Palmer, Wilber Powers, H. H. Piper, Heirs Susan 24A Island & pasture 540 Scribner meadow 180 720 17.71 Public Service Co. N. H. 255 miles electric line 20200 20200 496.92 Pemigewasset Electric Co, 10 miles electric line 1000 1000 246.00 Pierson, Herman i/^A land and brush 50 50 1.23 Parquette, JBelona Parquette, Sylvia Parquette, Henry Parquette, Rosita Post, C. K. 1 boat 200 200 4.92 Rollins, Jo'Seph Rogers, Leon S. Homestead 1350 Exempt 1000 350 8.61 Rogers, Delia Roberts, Dixie Hmestead & Read Imbr 1080 55A R. B. Piper land 540 1 horse 70 1 cow 45 1735 42.68 Rowea, Ibra 136A Welch place 2160 3 horses 100 7 cows 245 2 other neat stock oO 2565 63.10 Rowea, Agnes Rollins, Henry A. Rollins, Ada A. Rollins, Ben S. J. H. Thompson place 720 720 17.71 Rollins, Mrs. Ben Riddle, Harry W. Read, Est. W. N. lOA Hawkins land 50 25A Jones land 150 75A Davis land 450 90A Batchelder land 720 Evans land 50 150A Stowell land 270 lOOA Cox land 630 5A Scribner land 90 2'7A Roberts farm 225 2635 64.82 Sommers, H. T. Sommers, H. B. Sommers, Sara Smith, Ralph W. Homestead 2000 Paint shop 310 Exempt 1000 1310 32.22
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RESIDENT
c o Description and "^"alu? of hJ NAME _ »-> Real and Personal Property o Ph ^ > Small, Ethel L. Smith, Ada Smith, Nettie Homestead 810 810 19.93 Smith, Ola G. Stock in trade 300 300 7.38 Smith, Rosa H. 80A Dinsmore place 1800 1 horse 86 2 cows' 90 1976 48.60 Smith, Phyllis K. Smith, Norman Homestead 1350 Galley land 270 5 cows 250 1 other neat stock 38 1908 46.93 Sanborn, Mel Shontell, Leo^n Shontell, Alice Shontell, Elmer Smith, Jennie Smith, Ered W. 40A homestead 1080 2 horses 120 7 cows 350 1550 38.13 Smith, Henry C. 175A homestead 4000 15A Greenough Smith pi 400 70A Boynton pasture 450 25 A Merrill place 220 60A N. B. Sanborn land 270 2 horses 140 7 cows 350 5830 143.41 Smith, Flora 18A Bert Plant place 540 540 13.28 Sanborn, Nellie J. Homestead & lot 1080 1080 2'6.57 Smith, Albert Sargent, Aden Shaw, Myrtle Lot on River St. 180 25A Craig land 540 720 17.71 Shaw, Byfield 1 cow 60 1 other neat stock 56 116 2.85 Staples, William Staples, Rose Homestead on River St. 2000 Lot on River St. 200 2200 54.12 Swain, Hattie Homestead 900 900 22.14 Sargent, H. F. 533 fowl 400 400 9.84 Sargent, Ada Sargent, H. E. & Ada Camp 720 Homestead 3600 4320 106.27 Standard Oil Co. Gas pumps & tanks 2000 2000 49.20 Smith, Ernest 2 cows 120 120 2.95 Smith, Bertha Shields, Bernice
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RESIDENT
'^^ '-^ >4 NAME Description and •'^alue of p-l Real and Personal Property S <
Shields, Henry Loud place & buildings 900 1 1 9001 22.14 Shaw, Vivian |1 Shaw, Lionel B. Store & camps 22601 1 20 A Brown lot 200 Long place 2100| Lot on River 100| 155A Pease & Brown pi 2250 Stock in trade 500 7400 182.04 Shaw, Est. Laura J. Homestead 5400| 5400 132.84
Sturtevant, E. W. 75A land & camp 300 1 1 50A Vontell land 300| 200A L Smith place ISoOj 90 A Brown farm 540 2 oxen 80} 7 cows 245| 7 other neat stock 2001 3015 74.16 Smith, Claud M. Sturtevant, George
Swasey, H. R. 7 1/2 A Smith land& bldgs 6000 6000 147.60 j Sanborn, Est. N. B. Land & buildings 4200i 45A Moulton place 720 Lot on River St. 200| C. M. Baldwin 600 R. W. Smith 450| 6170 151.78 Simonds, Irving A. Margaret Brown place 2250 2250 55.35 Shaw, Est. Ered S. 2A land & camp 200 200 4.92 Shaw, Leila A. Lots 43-46 Shepard Park 360 Ho'mestead 450 Hawkins & Cox land 100 Malinda Smith land rOO| 1010 24.85 Sampson, Mary M. Carnes Island 1800] Dean lot 50| M. F. Webster hmstd 12000 Lowe place 3300 Part Groton & Small Is. 50 1 boat 900| 18100 445.26 Sargent, Mattie A. Camp & Cox land 630| 630 15.49 Simpson, Leon Simpson, Rose Small, Orville Simpson, Alonzo Thompson, George Thompson, Bertha 6A homestead & shop 810 810 19.92 Thibodeau, Charles 65A homestead 810 2 cows 60 870 21.40 Thibodeau, Iva Turmelle, Wilfred Turmelle. Elsie
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Description and Value of NAME O -« Real and Personal Property o Thompson, S. L. Batchelder Id & garage 1800 Stock in trade 1001 1900 46.74 Thompson, Etta Thompson, Nettie Tucker, Theresa Taylor, E. K. lOOA homestead 1800 1 horse 80| 3 cows 90 1 other neat stock 20 1990 48.95 Taylor, Jennie I Temple, Lester G. 3 A Jack Davison place 400] Exempt 400| Temple, Frances Taylor, Dana i/^A homestead 900 900 22.14 Taylor, Nina Tibbetts, Gwendolyn Homestead & 2 camps 3300 Leavitt shore & camps 2400 5700 140.22 Thompson, Robert Veroni, Joseph Vontell, William Willoughby, Winnie L. Rollins camp 2400] 5 A D. Willoughby land 50 Standing lumber 100 2550 62.73 Woodruff, Mabel Woodruff, Charles H. lOOA homestead 1440] 1 horse lOOl 4 cows 200 150 fowl 112| 1852 45.56 Worthen, Maud 15A homestead 810 810 19.92 Ward, Lottie Homestead 300 Exempt 300 1.23 Willey, Erank 1 cow 50 50 Williamson, Thomas
Webster, Edwin S. . 24A land & house 33000|
430A B. B. Willoughby 1 farm 14000| 57 A Langdon farm 8000 Sheep & Mink Island 2300| 3A Groton Island 1800| land 20A DeMerritt | and buildings 90001 O. P. Smith pasture 720 90A George Smith land 720| lOOA West land 1350] 51/2 A West shore land lOOOj 5 horses 300] 1807.85 1 boat 13001 73490
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NAME Description and Value of I- Real and Personal Property > o Williams, Mary- Williams, Fred Widner, Leola A. Willoughby, Kate Webster, May K. 7A homestead 22500 150A Gay land 2250 24750 608.85 Webster, Laurence J, 300A T. B. Sanborn land 3600 20A D. H. Willoughby \ land 1350 70A Rogers woodlot 720 90A Sanborn pasture 450 Piper & Merrill Island 1800 200A John Jewell place 2250 150A George Beede Id 13501 70A Ethridge "& May | Webster land 5000] 150A Follansbee land 550 62A Ernest Wallace land 800| 130A N. B. Sanborn land 900| 15A Susan Tobey land 300| 50A Benton land 200| 20A Cilley land 200| 60A Warren Ames land 500 lOA Howe land 100| 40A Stephen Worthen | pasture 350| 5A Camp Paugus 3800i Langdon land 50] 38A Goodale land 8000| 40A Shep WoTthen land 720| Basin Island 200| 120A Haskell farm 2800| lA George Carr place 600| 50A Susan Tobey farm 7200| 50 A West land 900 1 boat 800 45490 1119.05 Wilder, Frank H. I Webster, Harold A. 407A homestead 8100| 2 horses 150| 2 cows 120| 1 other neat stock 25 8395 206.52 Webster, Charlotte I Webster, Est. Lorin Shaw land 1600| Camp Wachusett 74001 9000 221.40 Welch, Maud A. Piper land 200 200 4.92 Welch, Harry W. Land & building 700| 700 17.22 Woodman, Clara 4A homestead 1440 [1 cow 35| 1475 36.29
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c .2 Description and Value of NAME o Real and Personal Property pL. « 1^ Eh > i
Welch, Laurence 1 1 Whitten, Sadie S. Store & land 4500 1 Bowles land 900 Stock in trade 150 5550 136.53 Whitcher, Charles K. Sturtevant house & Vontell land 1500 1 1500 36.90 Watts, Perley A. 1 Watts, John 1 Watts, Arvilla 1 West, George S. 125 A Ruhe farm 27000 2O0A Lee farm 4500 8 horses 800 6 cows 360 1 other neat stock 30 20 sheep 200 1 boat 100 32990 811.95 Young, William 12A Peavey & Dean lot 226 1 horse 120 2 cows 100 1 portable mill 100 646 13.42 Young, Susie Homestead 1350 1
< Exempt 1000 350 8.61 York, Ethel 1 Young, Ernest 1 portable mill 100 1 100 2.46
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c .2 NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property
Allen, l^\ B. Est. 4SA land & camp 10800 10800 265.70 Alves, Mrs. A. 6A Berry & Emery land 540| 540 13.28 Asquam Club Club house & barn 1440| 1440 35.42 Asquam Hotel Inc. lA Asquam House Co. land | 12A Asquam Hotel | lA land & stables 18000 DeForest house 1800| Talbot cottage 2700 Store & bath house 720 Land & pumps 270 23490 577.85 Alvord, Buell 18A Weeks land & camp | [Taylor & Lexington | camps 6300| 1 boat 15001 7800 191.88 Adams, George H. Leavitt land 900| 900 22.14 Adams, W. B. Camp, garage & bthouse 45001 1 boat 15001 6000 147.60 Antrim, Dorothy L. & Henry C. Riley 6A F. B. Allen land 5400 5400 132.84 Armstrong, George A. & King land & camp 1080 Sallie F. jointly Schubmehl land 1080| 1 boat 2001 2360 58.05 Ashbrook, Mildred VzA Proctor Id & camp 342€| 3420 84.13 Avery, Fred 40A Boynton pasture 630| 630 15.49 Asquam House Co. Jones land 1800| 1800 44.28 Ayer, Percy M. Effie Heath land 180| Hooper land 180| 360 8.85 Armstrong, Joseph H. Schubmehl land 450 1 boat 150 600 14.76 Ayer, Helen F. Scribner land & building 7200| 7200 177.12 Bennett, H. J. Marden land & building 2701 270 6.64 Brown, W. B. Carr land 2400J 100 A Batchelder farm 120 0| Drew land 600 I |38A W. N. Read land 350| 16A Everett Hawkins Id 200| |5A Sargent land 100| 4850 119.31
F. P. Inc. , Bowden, [Mitchell land Sworoski |
land, J. E. Thompson | land 225001 22500 553.50 Batchelder, M. A. Sanborn land 100| Leavitt land & garage 1600| 1700 41.82 Bigelow, Edmond |12A Towle place 900| 900 *22.14 Brown, O. A. |30A land & camps 5000| Cottage, Id & buildings 7200| 12200 I 300.12 Burtt, A. F. Est. [Leavitt land 450( 450 11.07 Brigham, E. F. |1.75A Greenleaf farm 1350| 1350 33.21 Breinig, Paul E. [Land & camp 22501 2250 5'5.35
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NAME Description and Value (*£ g H Real and Personal Property o Barr, Florence Sayford place 3600 36001 88.56 Batchelder, K. J. 20A Bickford land 100| Sister Carolyn land 450 20A Leavitt land | lOA pasture 900| 1450 35.67 Bowles, George H. 2A land & camp 3600 1 boat 1000 4600 113.16 Ball, Irene B. iA Tibbetts place 1600 1600 39.3=0 Battis, Fred H. lA Piper land & camp 25U0| 2500 61.50 Burchon, Gertrude J. Irvine land & camp 1260 1260 30.99 Bedford, Alice H. 179 ft. Proctor Beach 720 720 17.71 Clay, Elmer X. Lots 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 River St 600| Store house lOOJ Caldon land 4501 1150 28.29 Calley, Lester T. 5 A Leavitt land lOOJ 100 2.46 Chocorua Chapel Asso. Church Island 900] 900 22.14 Curtis, Isabelle 1. 30 A Mooney Is. & camp 3600 3600 88.56 Crawford, James C. 35 A part Leavitt estate 7200 7200 177.12 Cilley, Hattie M. Fst. 35A Burleigh pasture 630| 630 1'5.49
Cofran, Frank & Mary 5A Ida Cox land & camp 225 0| 2250 55.35 Creighton, Marion 50 A land & camp 1700 1700 41.82 Clark, Isabell M. Mumford land & camp 5400 5400 132.84 Coolidge, Harold J. Utopia Island 1800 Birch Island 100| Part of Long Island 2700| 4600 113.16 Closson, Henry B. Roberts place 1350| 5A land & buildings 4500 1^/4 A part Severance pi 1080 75A Shepard farm 8100| I boat 500| 15530 38Z.03 Closson, Bacon, Goodrich I & Smith lA beach & buildings 1350| 1350 33.21 Currier, Perley C. lA Intervale lot 150| 150 3.69 Churchyard Co'. lA Intervale lot 150| lb. 3.69 Clark, J. W. iiOA Piper land 200 200 4.92 Chase, Anthony B. 50A Huckins pasture 1350| 12A Cornell farm 270| 40 A Balch pasture 720 2340 67.58
Clark, C. W. Lots 39. 39a, 40 Shepard | Park 600 600 14.76 Chestnut Hill Farm Asso 80A Huzzey land 6300| Forest Products land 900| Jaquith land 630 lOOA Atkinson land 450| 33A Davison land 150| 8A Bump land 100 8530 209.83 Downs, Elizabeth 30 Bowman Island 27001 2700 66.44
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c 1= o* NAME Description a.i'3 VaJue of 5 X Real and Personal Property o Clements, Edward D. Camp & land 3150] 1 boat 250 3400 83.64 Draper, Harriet t*. Leavitt land & camp 1080| 1080 26.57 Dunn, Thomas Est. 5A Hall land 100| 100 2.46 Dunn, Kate H. Est. 3A land & buildings 68001 6800 167.2'8 Dalton, A. B. Est. 40A Ellison land 720i 7201 17.71 Daug-herty, Allen H. 4A land & camp 4050| 40501 99.63'
Draper-Maynard Co. Ball l-ark 90 0| 900| 22.14 Davenport, Charles K. Kidder place 2250| 1 boat 100| 2350 67.81 Evans, Lottie Downing Harris place 1600 1600 39.36 Ethridge, Susan 27A Bradley place 2200| 50 ft. shore lot 250 2450 60.27 Edwards, C. b\ 14A Smith place 36000! 36O0O 885.60 Evans, Nickolas "^^octrr camp 1350 2 A Howe land 250 1600 39.3'J Ellis, Alfred F. 1%A Hillside cottage | and camp 4Q50| 4050 99.63 Eastman, H. D. Boat house 100| 1 boat lOO; 200! 4.92 Eastman, Emma & K. Read Land & camp 1350] 1350 33.21 Erickson, C. J. Land & camp 5400 1 boat 600| 6000 147.60 Edmunds, Morton ^A Balch cam.p 3400 3400 83.64 Edmunds, Fannie 1 boat 15001 1500 36.90 Flint, Laurence 15A Crane land 2700| 2700 66.44 Fletcher, Eva M. 200A Glover pasture 2400| 2400 59.04 Frank, L. K. 7A Smith place, White Oak | Road, Guyotte Island, 2AI ivlaine land 62001 6200 152.52 Frank, A. W. 9A 84-10 Hawkins land 3150| 3 1/4 A Alice A. Maine land | and buildings 300| 3450 84.87 Poster, Frank H. Lot on Howe shore 450| 450 11.07 Glidden, Laurence 55 ft. Dog Cove lot & cp 720 720 17.71 Goodrich, Mary H. BOA land & building and | Norton house 81001 8100 199.26 Goodrich, i^'rances, Julia I & Helen Nicolay 3A Trimmer place 2500| 25 OO 61.50 Gallaudett, H. D. ?0A Gardner place 10000 2 boats 14001 11400 280.44 Gould, b\ J. & Lilla K. Leavitt land & camp 2250| 22'o0 55.35 Gale, Helen V. •and, camp & garage 5400 1 boat 10001 640O 157.44 Gordon, R. W. ^A Woodman lot 720! 720 17.71 Green, Mildred S. Land & camp 2100| 2100 51.60
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NON-RESIDENT c o J ,—1 4^ NAME Description and Value f'f S 3 Real and Personal Property P4 ^ ^ o Gould, C. J. Est. Land & camp 2500| 2500 6I.516 Gammons, Samuel Land & camp 22'50| 2'250 55.35 Griswold, C. S. )A land & camp 5000| 5u00 12d.'00 Gingras, Joseph H. 130A Wallace farm 2700 2700 66.44 Gile, Mabel & Arthur Land & camp 1440 1440 35.42 Geisel, Joseph H. 200 ft. shore Keith land 1800J 1800 44.28 Hickmott, W. J. lA land, camp & bthse 3600|
I boat 200 3800 93.48 Holmes, Samuel Est. 'A Thompson land 100| 100 2.46 Huckins, Harry S. Land & camp 1440| 1440 35.42 Hibbard, George E. Est. Land & buildings 5000 1 boat 5001 5500 135.30 Hardy, W. F. Cheney Tand & camp 2700| 2700 66.44 Hunter, Anna 50A Pt Great Is & camp 5400] 540U 132.84 Hodges, George Est. 25A Piper land 9000| 9000 221.40 Kardy, Jane E. Land & camp 360| 360 8.85 Huzzey, Anna ¥. 3 A land & camp 54001 5400 182.84 Huckins, Ned G. Huntress farm 800 800 19.68 Hunter, Alice 5A Buzzell land & camp 3I50| 3150 77.49 Hollis, Allen Shore & Nicolay lot 1800. 1800 44.28 Huckins, Blanche L. E. J. Prescott land -. cp 2200| 2200 54.12
Hartshorn, Stewart 1 boat 100| 100 2.46 Horrocks, Shirley & I Pierson, Stephen P. Pierson land & camp 6900 6900 169.74
Irvine, E. J. DeForest & Simonds land | and buildings 1800] 1800 44.28 Johnson, Edna L. Leq.vitt camp 900| 900 22.14 Jones, A. P. & H. E. 250 Calley pasture 13501 1350 33.21 Janney, James C. V2 Proctor shore & camp 3400| 3400 83.64
Jefferson, Hattie A. Bearcroft Camp 200 0| 2000 49.20 Jose, Nancy S. Laurel Island & camp 1350 1350 33.21 Keniston, D. B. Est. 3A lot & camp 4500] 4500 13 0.70 Keniston, Charles W. Land & buildings 1260| 1260 30.99 Kenley, Julia C. 2 A Severance Id & cp 3600 3600 88.56 Keniston, JMarian E. ^ot 1 Shepard Park 50| 50 1.23 Keith, Herbert C. SA Huzzey place 3200| 3200 78.72 Keith, Susan B. N. T. Bean property 4500 Tobey land & camp 2700 35A Cromwell land & | boathouse 1800 Willie Ames place 2500| Proctor cottage 2600| 2 boats 400| 30700 755.22 Kilpatric, Conie 45A Curry land 1000| Gay land 500| 1500 36.90 Livingstone, Sarah J, 65 A part Jewell farm 1800 1800 44.28 Little, Henry Est. Land & camp 4050| 4050 99.63 Lambert, George E. 60A woodlot 3001 300 7.38
22 NON-RESIDENT
c Description and Value of J o h-1 53 NAME o CO tC O Real and Personal Property (^ o^
. ^ > O Lcrey, Emma B. IMudgett land 260 250 6.15 Lindsay, Edith H. jPrescott land & camp 2340 2340 57.56 Lambert, H. J. & Mabel |5A Owl Brook camp 630 630 15.49 Lamson, R. S. |2A land & buildings 2250 2250 56.36 Lovett, Sidney |5A Fessenden place 4000 |3A Hall land 1200 5200 127.90 LaPoint, William E. lA land Livermore Ealls 100 100 2.46 Little Squam Cottages Wabetaska Camps 9000 9000 221.40 Little Squam Lodges 70 ft. shore & Nellie Sargent place 700 1 boat 100 800 19.68 Morrison, John Island & camp 1080 1080 26.57 Mead, Jennie L. Land & buildings 3400 2A Main land 500 3900 95.94 Maine, Alice A. Landing on Lake 300 140 Hawkins farm 7200 7500 184.50 Mitchell, Heirs, Daniel Lot on Big Squam 200 30 ft. on Little Squam 100 Island 400 700 17.22 Morrill, C. H. lOOA Pearl land 540 640 13.28 McCauley, Elizabeth Peppard land & barn 900| 900 22.14 Maynard, J. E. 30A land & buildings 9000 Perch Island 500 1 boat 300 9800 241.08 Main, C. T. 108A R. B. Piper place 10800 7A land & buildings 2A land & boat house 4500 15300 376.38 McGutcheon, Ed. Intervale land 300 300 7.38 Merrill, Lucy B. 9A land & camp 6000 6000 147.60 Mumford, George S. 1 boat -.00 400 9.84 Marble, Marjorie Est. 3A Cass place 1000 1000 24.60 May, Abigail Sargent place 2700 Tinkham land & camps 1800 4500 110.70 Noyes, M. P. Read & Roberts land & buildings 2500 2500 61.50 Nicolay, Helen 3A cottage Shepard Hill 4500 Cottage on shore land 2250 6760 166.05 Nelson, Charles M. Mabel Nelson place 1440 1440 35.42 Osborne, Elizabeth Sweet Fern cottage 4000 Gray Birches 4500 Beach lot 1350 9850 242.31 Orton, Harriet C. Carl Morrison camp 1750 1750 43.05 Ogden, Lucy H. Aloha Camp 7200 7200 177.12 Plant, LeRoy Lot o^ River St. 200 200 4.92 Pulsifer, John M. 150A pasture & lumber 1450 1460 36.67 Previdi & Volpe 35A Thompson field 2700 2700 66.44 Pulsifer, George E. 150A pasture 400 400 9.84
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NON-RESIDENT
c .2 NAME Descripfon and Value of 1 —§ 1 Real and Personal Property Ph r Pulsifer, J. W. & G. E. Woodlot 200 200 4.92 Pease, B. F. Heirs 20A woodlot 300 300 7.3» Pemi. National Bank Shepard land 200 200 4.92 Perkins, Paul H. VoA land 50 50 1.23 Proctor, Bremen Rice cottage 1800 5A Marden Id & 2 camps 2700 4500 110.70 Piper, M. C. 75A Piper pasture 550 550 13.53 Pattee, F. L. Est. Tanglewood camp 7200 7200 177.12 Pillsbury, W. K. lA Sanborn land 150 150 3.69 Preston, Elwyn G. 28A Mooney Pt. & emp 36000 1 boat 700 36700 902.82 Pierce, Richard H. Schubmehl land 450 450 11.07 Pierson, Eliza B. Asquam House Co. land 100 Hill 4300 4400 108.24 Cottage on Shepard 1 Parsons, Bertha B. Laughlin land 300 300 7.38 Rice, Rose B. Porter camp 1080 1080 26.57 Rowe, F. S. 400A Burleigh farm 1600 1600 39.36 Russell, F. W. Est. 25A Intervale land 1150 1150 28:29 Richardson, Etta %A land & camp 1200 1200 29.52 Royce, Carrie E. %A land & camp 800 800 19.68 Richardson, Anthony Camp on Cox land 450 450 11.07 Richardson, t\ L. Land & camp 1350 1350 33.21 Rice, Herbert E. Land & camp 1800 1800 44.28 Rowell, G. L. Woodlot 50 50 1.23 Rand, Glea L. Clay land on Intervale 100 100 2.46 Schwartz, Evangeline D. 80A Id & cp Winnetaska 7600 7600 186.96 Schramm, Bessie Lot 28 Shepard Park 200 200 4.92 Spaulding, Roy Land & camp 3600 3600 88.56 Swain, Mary lOA Holmwood cottage 10800 10800 265.60 Smith, Everett B. 75A Huckins pasture 540 540 13.28 Smith, Addie I. Est. lOA Mills pasture 100 100 2.46 Smith, Herman Brush land 200 200 4.92 Smith, Blanch Land & camp 2500 2500 61.50 Smith, 0. P. lOOA Cox pasture 300 300 7.38 Stevens, Mabel Est. 125A Keisling & Brown 1 land 2250 2250 56.35 Smith, Julia D. lA land & house 3600 3600 88.56 Spaulding, F. M. lA land & boat house 1080 White land 900 Cottage 3200 20A Sanborn land & buildings 1500 ! Garage 450 House & stable 1350 1 1 boat lOOOi 9480 233.21 Smith, C. W. 1 boat 500 500 12.30
Smith, Helen E. 9 1/2 A Jewell Id & house 27000 27000 664.20
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Description dnd Value of NAME 0} o d Real and Personal Property 2 o Smith, Dorothy D. Leavitt land & camp 3200 3200 Y».72 Smith, George D. 1 boat 1200 1200 29.52 Simpson, l*'. L.. Land & buildings 4500 Lot 49 Shepard Park 500 1 boat 400 5400 132.84 Schubmehl, i^\ E. 28A land Little Squam 2700 2700 6b.44 Squires, Harry M. Jr. nowe land, camps & garage 2700 1 boat 200 2900 71.36 Sleeper, Maurice Lot 29 Shepard Park 250 2oO 6.15 Thompson, Charles E. lA Sanborn land 150 150 3.69 Talbot, Marion Land & camp 2250 2250 55.53 Thorn, Corcoran Van Ness land & camp 3200 3200 78.72 Ulner, Mildred 7A Hadley Island 2250 2250 55.35 Urquhart, Marguerite 3A Richardson land & camp 4A land & camp 5100 5100 125.46 Vaughan, Bertha iOA Slosson & Dinsmore place 45000 2 boats 1500 46500 1143.90 Ven Ness, W. P. 2^/4 A land & camp 4500 4500 110.70 White, Mabel M. Land and 2 camps u50 550 13.53 Wade, William Land & camp 500 500 12.30 Welch, J. H. %A land & camp 1250 1250 30.75 Worthen, Leon W. lOOA land 1000 1000 24.60 Walner, Doris Cole 7A Severance place 4100 4100 100.86 Wallace, Marcellus Sargent land 150 150 3.69 Willoughby, E. E. Est. Marden land 300 300 7.38 Wood, Harry b\ Kimball land 150 150 3.69 Woods, Susie M. '?5A Ramsay pasture 900 900 22.14 Weidenbach, A. E. 7A Davie land & camp 9000 1 boat 500 9500 233.70 Ward, Madge E. VoA Howe land & camp 2250 2250 50.53 Wallace, G. B. M. Land & house 1700 1700 41.82 Wesselhoeft, Walter 3A part Leavitt estate 1500 1500 3b.90 Ward, John 1 boat 250 250 6.15
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School Report :
HOLDERNESS SCHOOL WARRANT
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
To the Inhabitants of the School District in the town of Holderness, N. H., qualified to vote in District Affairs
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said district on the tenth day of March 1936, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose a Moderator for the coming year.
2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.
3. To choose a Member of the School Board for the ensuing three years.
4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year.
5. To determine and appoint the salaries of the School Board and Truant Officer, and fix the compensa- tion of any other officers or agent of the district.
6. To hear the reports of Agents, Auditors, Com- mittees, or Officers chosen, and pass any vote relating thereto.
7. To choose Agents, Auditors and Committees in relation to any subject embraced in this warrant.
8. To see if the district will vote to make any alteration in the amount of money required to be as- sessed for the ensuing year for the support of public schools and the payment of the statutory obligations of the district, as determined by the school board in its annual report.
9. To see if the district will vote to authorize the School Board to pay, if necessary, high school tuition in excess of the amount required by law. 10. To transact any other business that may le- gally come before the meeting.
Given under our hands at said Holderness this tenth day of February, 1936. MARY F. PEASE, PHYLLIS R. SMITH, LLOYD D. PERKINS, School Board. A true copy of Warrant—Attest: MARY F. PEASE, PHYLLIS R. SMITH, LLOYD D. PERKINS, School Board.
3 OFFICERS AND STAFF
Of the Holderness School District, 1935-1936
School Board—Mary F. Pease, Chairman, Phyllis R. Smith, Secretary, Lloyd D. Perkins
Treasurer—Ethel J. Piper Clerk—Edith Ladd Moderator—Charles A. Haskell Truant Officer—John Evans School Physician and Nurse—H. H. Palmer, M. D., Plymouth, Helen Nichols, R. N., Center Harbor Superintendent of Schools—Almon W. Bushnell, Mere- dith TREASURER'S REPORT
For the Year Ending June 30, 1935
Balance on hand June 3D, 1934 $ 1,741.68 Received from selectmen for schools 13,142.44 From L. M. Tatham for Gene Tatham's tuition at Carr School for year 1932 and spring of 1933 33.40 From Ashland School District 1/2 year tuition for Gene Tatham 18.00 Sale of shed at East Holderness School 24.50 Received from John S. Cheever Co., overdraft .96
Total amount received $14,960.98 Expenditures by school orders $12,705.07
Balance on hand June 30, 1935 $ 2,255.91 ETHEL J. PIPER, Treasurer.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF SCHOOL BOARD 1934-1935
Income From Local Taxation For the support of elementary schools $ 9,770.59 For the payment of high school tuition 2,800.00 For the salaries of district officers 155.00
$12,725.59
From Sources Other Than Taxation Cash on hand at beginning of year July 1, 1934 $ 1,741.68 Dog licenses from selectmen (2 years) 416.85 Elementary school tuitions 51.40 Sale of woodshed at East Holderness school 24.50 Refund from John S. Cheever Co. .96
$14,960.98 Detailed Statement of Expenditures Administration Salaries of District Officers Phyllis R. Smith $ 25.00 Mary F. Pease 35.00 David P. Howe 50.00 Ethel J. Piper 25.00 Alban Richey, Jr. 10.00 0. M. Pratt 4.00
? 149.00 Superintendent's Excess Salary Charles T. Patten, treasurer ? 158.94 Truant Officer and School Census John H. Evans, services $ 12.00 Expenses of Administration Gammons & Son $ 10.00 Almon W. Bushnell 13.28 Donald E. Musgrove 20.25 The Record Print 25.20 David P. Howe 1.50 R. E. Lane 1.75 Mary F. Pease 1.45 Shattuck & Rice 2.19 Ethel J. Piper 8.96 Phyllis R. Smith 6.45
$ 91.03 Instruction Teachers' Salaries Nina A. Taylor ? 950.00 Dorothy H. Morton 950.00 Doris I. Howe 950.00 Louise Lawrence 850.00 Donald E. Musgrove 150.00
$ 3850.00 Text Books Charles E. Merrill Co. ? 22.51 The MacMillan Co. 25.68 Ginn & Co. 83.80 John C. Winston Co. 5.94 Scott, Foresman & Co. 14.91 Silver Burdett & Co. 37.79 C. H. Congdon 16.01 The Arfredgar Press 2.64 Iroquois Publishing Co. 10.74 Harcourt, Brace & Co. 27.66
$ 247.68 Scholars' Supplies Philip H. James $ 17.91 The Paper Crafters Inc. 1.01 Brodhead-Garrett Co. 2.20 American Education Press 7.38 School Publishing Co. 5.24 John S. Cheever Co. 1.92 C. A. Gregory Co. 2.82 Houghton Mifflin 2.40 Allyn & Bacon 1.95 World Book Co. 1.22 Benton Review Shop 1.27 Laidlaw Brothers 2.28 Hall & Mc. Creary Co. 1.98 Edward E. Babb & Co. 9.13 J. S. Latta 2.00 J. L. Hammett Co. 37.67 Milton Bradley Co. 28.93 McKinley Publishing Co. 3.58 0. H. Toothaker 1.65 Russell Sage .40
$ 132.94 Other Expenses of Instruction Almon W. Bushnell $ 4.00 Ernest M. Nichols 1.63 School Form Publishing Co. 1.30 Smith Piper Co. 6.50
$ 13.43 Operation and Maintenance of School Plant Janitor Service Alice Giverson $ 7.20 May Griffin 9.00 Mabel Huckins 10.00 Leonard Giverson 35.00 Delivan Taylor 35.00 Daniel Brown 9.00 Lawrence Harden 26.00 Donald Young 27.00 Dorothy Perkins 12.00
$ 170.20 Fuel Henry C. Smith $ 38.25 Norman P. Smith 90.00 Allen L. Howe 52.50
$ 180.75 Light and Janitors' Supplies Pemigewasset Electric Co. ? 26.00 Meredith Electric Light Co. 67.38 Cheshire Chemical Co. 46.52 Smith Piper Co. 4.84 Ocean Forrest Products Co. 3.05 Gammons Co. 1.14 Weeks & Smith 1.00
$ 149.93 Minor Repairs and Expenses E. C. Hamner ? 31.40 John H. Evans 60.95 Frank H. Wilder 57.37 David P. Howe 37.27 Rodney Evans 3.00 Lewis Etheridge 8.22 Mrs. Allen Howe 5.00 Smith Piper Co. 97.96 Albert L. Farr 10.32 Allen L. Howe 18.02 N. F. Putney 3.40 Gilbert Pynn 4.00 Davison's Garage 1.00 Lloyd D. Perkins 1.00 0. A. Brown 2.74
$ 341.65
8 Auxiliary Agencies and Special Activities Medical Inspection Helen Nichols ? 120.00 Transportation of Pupils Barbara Evans ? 337.00 Gladys Avery 329.40 Gladys Drew 686.40 Norman Smith 12.00 Bayfield Shaw 12.00
? 1,376.80 High School Tuitions Plymouth High School ? 1,812.25 Meredith High School 147.62 Ashland High School 73.81
$ 2,033.68 Elementary School Tuitions Plymouth Normal School, 1933-1934 $ 1,121.00 Center Harbor School District 570.00
$ 1,691.00 Other Special Activities Rev. Emmet Russell $ 2.50 H. F. Sargent (2 years) 34.00 R. M. Whitcomb 1.20 W. E. O'Brien Co. 2.55 Meredith News 7.00 Record Print 13.75 Dr. S. H. Olmstead 8.50 Dr. L. M. Orton 3.00 Mary F. Pease 5.08 Rev. Harry Ford 2.50 Ernest M. Nichols 1.00
? 81.08 Insurance Ayer Insurance Agency ? 75.00 Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Co. (3 schools) 175.00
$ 250.00 other Fixed Charges Per Capita Tax State Treasurer ? 294.00 Outlay For Construction and Equipment
Alterations of Old Buildings David P. Howe $ 216.94 Delivan Taylor 16,25 Lewis Etheridge 80.44 Arab A. Huckins 97.78 Allen L. Howe 119.09 E. W. Sanborn 122.20 Rodney Evans 35.67 Jobn H. Evans 36.19 Frank H. Wilder 35.77 Lester T. Calley 2.00 Frank Kimball 2.50 Farmers Grain Store 38.00 Meredith Construction Co. 44.40 F. R. Prescott 272.16 Howard Pease 15.00
$ 1,134.39 New Equipment Gledhill Bros. Inc. $ 6.60 Edward E. Babb & Co. 189.37
? 195.97
Total payments for all purposes $12,705.07 Cash on hand June 30, 1935 $ 2,255.91
Grand total $14,960.98
I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts of the School Board and Treasurer for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1935, and find them correctly cast and properly vouched.
0. M. PRATT, Auditor.
• 10 SCHOOL BOARD'S BUDGET FOR 1936-1937 Estimate of Expenditures for Fiscal Year
Beginning July 1, 1936
Administration Salaries of district officers ? 155.00 Superintendent's salary 200.00 Truant officer and school census 20.00 Expenses of administration 90.00 Instruction Teachers' salaries 4,200.00 Text books 125.00 Scholars' supplies 125.00 Flags and appurtenances 10.00 Other expenses of instruction 20.00 Operation and Maintenance Janitor service 175.00 Fuel 220.00 Lights and janitors' supplies 150.00 Minor repairs and expenses 200.00
Auxiliary Agencies and Special Activities Medical inspection and health supervision 170.00 Transportation of pupils 1,200.00 High school and Academy tuition 2,100.00 Elementary school tuition 1,300.00 Fixed Charges Per capita tax ($2 per pupil) 316.00
Total estimated requirements $10,776.00 Estimated income of district Dog tax $ 150.00 Estimated balance June 30, 1936 626.00 $ 776.00
Total assessment required lo cover budget $10,000.00 Figures for Comparison: Amount raised in March, 1935 $10,000.00
Average amount spent for last four years $11,312.35 11 :
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
To the Citizens of Holderness: This, my second report as your superintendent, will deal with the following topics
(a) Statistics of our schools. (b) Our school buildings. (c) Current problems and education. (d) Music education. (e) Alcohol and safety education.
(f ) Health and physical welfare. STATISTICAL TABLE
For the Year Ending June 30, 1935
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