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YEAR ENDING

December 31, 1972 DATES TO REMEMBER

January 1 Fiscal Year Begins

January 31 Last date for retaining last year's auto registration number February 27 Meeting—Supervisors of Checklist 7:00 - 9:00 P. M. Town Office in Court House

March 1 ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING

March 5 Meeting—Supervisors of Checklist 7:00 - 9:00 P. M. Town Office in Court House

March 6 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

March 8 ANNUAL PLYMOUTH VILLAGE WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT MEETING March 31 Motor Vehicle Registration Expires

April 1 All property both real and personal, assessed to owner this date

April 15 Last day to file inventory to be eligible to make claim to abate- ment. RSA 77:14 Last day for veterans to file for tax exemptions Last day to file for tax exemption of certain elderly persons

May 1 Dog tax due. Licenses available from Town Clerk Bicycle plates due. Licenses available at Police Station from Chief.

December 1 Unpaid real and personal taxes commence drawing interest at 9 % after this date. December 31 Fiscal Year Closes. SELECTMEN'S MEETINGS: Monday evenings at 7:00 P. M. at Town Office in Court House ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

OFFICERS

OF THE

Town of

Plymouth, N. H

YEAR ENDING

December 31, 1972

MOUNTAIN MEDIA, INC. PLYMOUTH. N. H. Our front and back covers depict scenes at the new Plymouth Sewage Treatment Plant. INDEX

Town Officers 4 Results of Town Meetings and Vote on 1972 Warrant 6 Warrant 16 Town Budget 21 Report of Selectmen 24 Town Inventory 26 Statement of Appropriations and Taxes 27 Financial Statement 30 Statement of Bonded Indebtedness 31 Tax Collector's Report 32 Town Treasurer's Report 34 George G. Clark Account 36 Report of Town Clerk 37 Comparative Statement of Appropriations and Expenditures 38 Selectmen's Detailed Statement of Payments 41 A — Town Officers' Expenses 47 B — Police Department Expenses 48 C — Fire Department Expenses 50 D — Ambulance Service 52 E — Highway Department Expenses 53 Parking Meter Account 55 Police Department Report 56 District Court Report 58 Fire Department Report 59 Plymouth Ambulance Report 60 Property Owned by Town 61 Report of Overseer of Poor 63 Donated Food Program 64 Report of Librarian 65 Report of Library Trustees 66 Civil Defense Report 68 Report of Park & Recreation Commission 69 Report of Information Booth 72 Plymouth Airport 73 Home-Health Agency Report 74 Planning Board Report 75 Trust Funds Reports 76 Funds for Investment 80 Forest Fire Warden's Report 84 Town Auditors' Report 85 Vital Statistics: Births 86 Marriages 87 Deaths 91 ——

TOWN OFFICERS

Selectmen : Norman L. Samaha resigned October 22, 1972 Wayne C. Lewison appointed November 15, 1972 Term Expires 1972 Madison W. Sears Term Expires 1973 Robert J. Crowley Term Expires 1974

Moderator: George T. Ray

Town Clerk: Carol A. Elliott

Town Treasurer: Carol A. Elliott

Tax Collector: Virginia M. Wood

Supervisors of Check List : Henrietta White Term Expires 1974 Polly A. Forbes Term Expires 1976 Suzanne Loizeaux Term Expires 1978

Overseer of Poor : Horace Morse

Health Officer: William H. Hopkins

Auditors: Samuel H. Dreghorn, Edith R. Smith

Director of Airport: Henry Fracher

Director of Civil Defense: Brian F. Parris

Forest Warden: Glenn L. Williams

Director of Plymouth Ambulance: Louis Sleeper Road Agent: Fred Hussey Library Trustees: Rowena Wixson Term Expires 1973 William F. Batchelder Term Expires 1974 Dorothy Smith Term Expires 1975

Trustees of Trust Funds : Alida Buckland Term Expires 1973 Elmore Cochran Term Expires 1974 James E. Currie Term Expires 1975

Chief of Police: John R. Cloud

Police Officers: Donald A. Young, Howard Minnon, Hugh Besemer, Sydney Carlson, Richard Farrell, Wayne Frizzell Budget Committee: Watson A. Rand Term Expires 1975 Arthur Christiansen Term Expires 1974 Robert Frey Term Expires 1975 John Noyes Term Expires 1976 Adjustment Board: William H. Noyes Term Expires 1973 Fletcher Adams Term Expires 1974 Clarence Jones Term Expires 1975 George Bartlett Term Expires 1976 Suzanne Loizeaux Term Expires 1977 Richard Brown Alternate Member Priscilla Guinan Alternate Member Park and Recreation Commission: Carol George Term Expires 1973 Wallace C. Gushing Term Expires 1973 Philip Tapply Term Expires 1974 Patricia Straw Term Expires 1975 William Wilkinson Term Expires 1975 Planning Board: Horace Morse Term Expires 1973 Phyllis Sutherland Term Expires 1973 E. James Smith Term Expires 1974 John Pillsbury Term Expires 1974 Harold Trojano, Chairman Term Expires 1975 Henry Fracher Term Expires 1975 Conservation Committee: John Webster Term Expires 1973 Norman McWilliams Term Expires 1973 Robert Frey, Chairman Term Expires 1973 Joel Barney Term Expires 1974 Nelson Jacques Term Expires 1974 Rosamund Orr, Clerk Term Expires 1975 Russell Allen Term Expires 1975

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TOWN MEETING—MARCH 7, 1972

A legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Plymouth was held in the Plymouth Area High School gymnasium on Tuesday, March 7, 1972 and opened at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon by the Moderator, Atty. George T. Ray, Jr. reading from the 1972 warrant. It was voted to dispense with further reading of the warrant until 7:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Moderator Ray then declared the polls open to ballot on Articles 1 and 2 in the Town Warrant and Article 1 in the School District Warrant and to close not earlier than 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon.

At 7:30 o'clock in the afternoon the meeting was opened by Moderator Ray with a salute to the flag.

Article 3 Town Charges: Voted to raise $142,481.00 This sum to be apportioned as follows Officers' Salaries $6,100.00 Officers' Expenses 18,931.00 Elections 2,000.00 Plymouth District Court 13,500.00 Town Hall & Other Buildings 2,000.00 Street Lights 13,500.00 Vital Statistics 300.00 Town Poor 5,000.00 Old Age Assistance 9,000.00 Town Dump 8,500.00 Insurance 8,500.00 Motor Vehicle Permits 2,500.00 Legal Expense & Surveying 1,000.00 Soc. Sec—Ret.—Blue Cross 14,500.00 Zoning & Planning Board 500.00 Interest 12,650.00 Long Term Notes 24,000.00

$142,481.00

Article 4.—Library Trustees: Dorothy Smith was elected for a term of three years.

Article 5.—Park Commissioners: Patricia Straw and William Wilkinson were each elected for terms of three years.

6 Article 6.—Trustees of Trust Funds: James Currie was elected for a term of three years and Alida Buckland for a term of one year.

Article 7.—Police Department Expenses for Year: Voted to raise and appropriate $54,698.00

Article 8.—Free Public Library: Voted to raise and appropriate 9,932.00

Article 9.—Zoning Board of Adjustment: M. Suzanne Loizeaux was elected for a term of five years.

Article 10.—Maintenance and Construction of Highways: Voted to raise 59,363.00

Article 11.—Sidewalks: Voted to raise and appropriate 1,500.00 An amendment to this article was made and seconded as follows: To instruct the Selectmen to negotiate with Miss Alice Foster for the purchase of land, or an easement, for the construction of a sidewalk on the town road section leading to the school and to instruct the Selectmen to recommend an appropriation for such purposes, either at the next regular Town Meeting or an adjournment of this meeting, if there be such. A vote taken on the amendment to Article 11 was in the affirmative. It was then voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,500.00 for sidewalks, as amended.

Article 12.—State Aid Highway Maintenance: Voted to raise 701.88

Article 13.—Fire Department Expenses for Year: Voted to raise and appropriate 56,495.00

Article 14.—Sceva Speare Memorial Hospital: Voted to raise and appropriate 2,500.00

Article 15.—Ambulance Service for the Town of Plymouth: Voted to raise and appropriate 6,000.00

Article 16.—Care of Shade Trees and Planting of New Trees: Voted to raise and appropriate 2,500.00

Article 17.—Civil Defense: Voted to raise and appropriate 750.00 7 Article 18.--N. E. Tel. & Tel. Company: Voted to grant the N. E. Tel. & Tel. Company a right of way to maintain its underground lines across the property of the Town known as Plymouth Airport, an approximate distance of 2,498 feet, said right of way subject to the vote of the Town at its annual meeting.

Article 19.—Plymouth Airport—Maintenance and Improvement: Voted to raise and appropriate 500.00

Article 20.—Improvement of Hunt Road: Voted to raise and aprpopriate 300.00

Article 21.—Improvement of Pike Hill Road : Voted to raise and appropriate 300.00

Article 22.—Park and Recreation Commission for Development and

Maintenance of Recreation Areas and Conducting a Year-Round Community Recreation Program: Voted to raise and appropriate 16,939.00

Article 23.—^Regional Refuse Disposal Planning Committee: Moved and seconded to establish a Regional Refuse Disposal Plan- ning Committee in accordance with RSA 53-B:l, said Committee to consist of three members to be appointed by the Moderator within thirty days after this meeting.

Article 24.—Investigation Into Solving Solid Waste Disposal Prob- lems in Plymouth : Voted to raise and appropriate 250.00 to be matched by the Ford Foundation and/or any other private or public source for the purpose of supporting investigation into solving solid waste disposal problems in Plymouth and to authorize acceptance and expenditure of these funds by the Conservation Committee.

Article 25.—Authority for Selectmen to Borrow Money in Anticipa- tion of Taxes: Voted to so authorize.

Article 26.—Band Concerts for the Summer of 1972—Plymouth Community Band: Voted to raise and appropriate 750.00 8 —

Article 27.—New Highway Department Building: Voted to raise and appropriate 200.00 to defray the expenses of a committee of three persons, to be appointed by the Selectmen, to investigate costs and plans for a new highway department building to replace the existing town sheds, said committee to submit and report to the 1973 Town Meeting. A short recess was called by the Moderator at this point to get results of Town and School District ballots. The meeting was then re- sumed, and results of the voting on Town and School officials were read by the Moderator.

Article 28. Memorial Day: Voted to raise and appropriate 175.00

Article 29.—Neglected and Abandoned Cemeteries: Voted to raise and appropriate 300.00

Article 30.—Town Advertising—Attendant at Information Booth: Voted to raise and appropriate $300.00

Article 31.—Authorization for Selectmen to Handle Real Estate Acquired by Tax Collector's Sale: Voted to so authorize.

Article 32.—Budget Committee: John Noyes was elected for a term of four years.

Article 33.—White Mountains 93 Association: Voted to raise and appropriate $300.00

Article 34.—Pemi-Baker Home Health Agency: Voted to raise and appropriate 2,430.00

Article 35.—Lakes Region Mental Health Center of Laconia, N. H.: Voted to raise and appropriate 2,236.00

Article 36. Purchase from the County of Grafton the Courthouse [Property at the Corner of Main and Court Sts. to be Used: for a Municipal Building: Moved and seconded that consideration of this article be postponed to an adjournment of this meeting to be held Tues- day, May 16, 1972 at the Plymouth Area School at 7:30 o'clock in the afternoon. An amendment to Article 36 was made and sec-

onded as follows : To instruct the Selectmen to study and to negotiate with the N. H. Electric Co-operative, Inc. for the purpose of

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purchasing their building located on the Common and to report at the adjourned meeting on May 16, 1972 as to the relative merits of purchasing either the County building or the building of the N. H. Electric Co-operative, Inc. This amendment was voted in the affirmative and adopted. It was then voted to consider Article 36 as amended at an adjournment of this meeting to be held Tuesday, May 16, 1972 at 7:30 O'clock in the afternoon at the Plymouth Area School. Article 37.—Planning Board Voted to authorize the Planning Board to expend in its discretion for regional planning purposes or for other purposes in the per- formance of its official duties, the unexpended balance of the $5,000.00 appropriated in 1969 as the Town's share of a compre- hensive master plan of the Town, the federal participation in the so-called 701 Program for local planning having been discontinued. Article 38.—Any Other Business: It was requested by Mr. Eldv/in Wixson that a rising vote of thanks be given to Mr. Lee Buckland who is retiring as Selectman this was cheerfully done by all in attendance.

Selectman Madison Sears requested that the name "Overseer of the Poor" be changed at this time, but the Moderotor advised that this would not be legal since it did not appear in the Warrant. It was moved, seconded and voted in the affirmative that Article 11 be reconsidered. It was moved and seconded as follows: that the motion adopted under Article 11 be amended so that the Se- lectmen shall report at the May 16, 1972 adjournment of this meeting. After discussion, the previous question was moved and seconded and so voted. The amendment to Article 11 was then voted in the affirmative and adopted.

A request that changes in the zoning laws be discussed at the adjourned meeting in May was denied as it was not in the original Warrant.

The meeting was adjourned at 10:20 o'clock in the afternoon.

RESULTS OF BALLOTING FOR TOWN OFFICERS

Total votes cast: 973 Selectman for Three Years Robert J. Crowley—389 Town Treasurer Carol A. Elliott—887 Overseer of Poor Horace A. Morse—171 Road Agent Fred C. Hussey—826 Auditors Samuel H. Dreghorn—832 Edith R. Smith—810

10 TOWN MEETING—MAY 16, 1972

A legal meeting of approximately eighty inhabitants of the town of Plymouth was held at the Plymouth Area School on Tuesday, May 16, 1972. The meeting was called to order at 7:40 o'clock in the afternoon by the Moderator, Atty. George T. Ray, Jr., for the purpose of further discussion of Articles 11 and 36 of the Town Warrant for the regular Town Meeting of March 7, 1972.

Article 11:—Sidewalk Construction on the Town Road Section Leading to the Plymouth Area School:

An amendment to Article 11 was made, seconded and voted in the affirmative at the Town Meeting of March 7, 1972 as follows: "To instruct the Selectmen to negotiate with Miss Alice Foster for the purchase of land, or an easement, for the construction of a sidewalk on the town road section leading to the school and to instruct the Selectmen to recommend an appropriation for such purposes, either at the next regular Town Meeting or an adjournment of this meeting, if there be such."

Under Article 38 of the Town Warrant, it was moved, seconded and voted in the affirmative that Article 11 be reconsidered. Article 11 was further amended at that time as follows: *'That the motion adopted under Article 11 be amended so that the Selectmen shall report at the May 16, 1972 adjournment of the regular Town Meet- ing."

In the interim between the meetings, the Selectmen met with Miss Alice Foster at which time she stated that she refused to sell any of her land. This land would be needed if the sidewalk were to be constructed on the left hand side of the road leaving the school. As a consequence, it was decided that the sidewalk could be constructed on the right hand side of the road on land which the Town already owns.

Bids for construction of the sidewalk had been received by the Selectmen, the lowest being for $3,200.00. Therefore, the motion was made that the Selectmen be authorized to spend $3,200.00 for the construction of a sidewalk adjacent to the County Road and leading to the Plymouth Area School. The motion was seconded and voted in the affirmative. 11 Article 36.—Purchase from the Countj^ of Grafton the Court House Property at the Corner of Main and Court Sts. or Purchase of the N. H. Electric Co-operative, Inc., Building on the Common, One of which to Be Used for a Municipal Building:

It was moved and seconded at the regular Town Meeting of March 7, 1972 that consideration of this article be postponed to an adjournment of the meeting to be held Tuesday, May 16, 1972 at the Plymouth Area School at 7:30 o*clock in the afternoon. Article

36 in the Town Warrant reads : "To see what sum of money the Town will vote to appropriate to purchase from the County of Grafton the Courthouse property at the corner of Main and Court Streets to be used as a municipal building, to raise the sum appropriated by borrowing on the credit of the Town through the issuance of serial notes or bonds of the Town persuant to the Municipal Finance Act and to authorize the Selectmen to apply for and receive any funds that may be available from any state, federal or private source."

An amendment to this article was made and seconded at the regular Town Meeting as follows: "To instruct the Selectmen to study and to negotiate with the N. H. Electric Co-operative, Inc. for the purpose of purchasing their building located on the Common and to report at the adjourned meeting on May 16, 1972 as to the relative merits of purchasing either the County building or the building of the N. H. Electric Co-operative, Inc." This amendment was voted in the affirmative and adopted.

In the interim between the two meetings, the Selectmen met with representatives of the N. H. Electric Co-operative, Inc. at which time a selling price of $75,000.00 was announced. After this meeting, a three man committee, namely Malcolm Cayes, Normand Racette and Watson Rand, were appointed by the Selectmen to study the possibilities of each building. Mr. Watson Rand read the results of that study at this time giving the committee's views on the feasibility of remodeling the Court House, that would have to be done in their estimation in order to make it an efficient municipal building. The N. H. Electric Co-operative, Inc. building was ruled out by then due to the complete lack of parking space.

Selectman Sears announced that the County had decided that it would sell the Court House property to the Town of Pljnnouth for the sum of $49,000.00. This amount could be paid to the County over a period of five years, the first payment to be made in 1973.

12 At this point there was much discussion after v/hich it was decided that a professional engineer ought to be hired to get an ac- curate view of the feasibility of the Court House building being re- modeled. Therefore, the following motion was made and seconded: "I move that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to be raised from current taxes, to be expended by the Selectmen to further study the feasibility, the purchase and the remodeling of the Grafton County Court House Building and also to study any al- ternative thereto-and that further consideration of Article 36 of the 1972 Town Warrant be postponed to an adjournment of the meeting to be held on Tuesday, September 19, 1972 at the Plymouth Area School at 7 :30 o'clock in the afternoon."

This motion was voted in the affirmative and passed.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:30 o'clock in the afternoon.

13 TOWN MEETING — SEPTEMBER 19, 1972

A legal meeting of approximately sixty inhabitants of the Town of Plymouth was held at the Plymouth Area School on Tuesday, September 19, 1972. The meeting was called to order at 7:45 o'clock in the afternoon by Moderator, George T. Ray, Jr. for the purpose of further discussion of Articles 11 and 36 of the Town Warrant for the Town Meeting of March 7, 1972 which was adjourned to May 16, 1972. The May 16 meeting was adjourned at that time to September 19, 1972 with the hope that more information could be procured relative to the feasibility of the remodeling of the Court House property as a municipal building.

The minutes of the May 16, 1972 Town Meeting were read by the Moderator, following which a report on the progress of Article 11 was given by the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, Norman L. Samaha. Mr. Samaha stated that the sidewalks had been completed within the $3,200.00 raised at the Town Meeting of May 16, 1972. He noted, however, that payments for work done on the sidewalk were being withheld until an error, in which approximately one foot of the width of the sidewalk infringed upon the property of Miss Alice Foster, could be settled.

Discussion of Article 36 was begun with a report by the Court House Study Committee, namely Watson A. Rand, Malcolm C. Cayes and Normand R. Racette. The Chairman of that committee, Watson A. Rand, stated in this report that the committee had not expended the $1,000.00 allocated to it at the adjourned Town Meeting of May 16, 1972 as they had been asked by the Selectmen not to do so until a title flaw of the Court House property could be settled. Informa- tion that the title was clear was not received by the committee in time for them to hire a professional engineer for remodeling advice on the Court House structure before this September 19, 1972 meeting.

Announcement was made by Mr. Rand at this time that there was to be a meeting of the Trustees of the University of New Hamp- shire, Plymouth State College officials, the Selectmen of the Town of Plymouth and the local Chamber of Commerce officials on Sep- tember 21, 1972. The purpose of this meeting is to be discussion of the possibility of the University of New Hampshire granting to the Town of Plymouth three flat areas, two being presently used as college parking areas and a third being used as a tennis court area, on the north side of Court St. This would provide much needed parking areas for the town, both those having business in the town offices and those shopping on the Main St. 14 : :

At this time, a motion was made by Robert Frey as follows: "I move that the Selectmen of Plymouth be authorized to negotiate with the County for the purchase of the Court House ; such purchase or option shall be for a sum of money not to exceed $49,000.00."

Dr. Frey's motion was then amended by Walter Murphy to read "I move that the Selectmen of Plymouth be authorized to negotiate with the County of Grafton for the purchase of the Court House property, such purchase shall be for a sum of money not to exceed $49,000.00 to be paid over a period of five years by four annual installments of $10,000.00 each and a final annual installment of 9,000.00, all installments payable without interest. The first payment of principal to be made in 1973 and all installments to be made out of current taxes."

Mr. Murphy's motion to amend Dr. Frey's motion was then seconded and passed. The vote was then taken by printed ballot on Dr. Frey's original motion. Fifty-six votes were cast, a two-thirds majority (in this case, thirty-seven votes) were needed to carry the motion. The vote was as follows

41—YES (to purchase the Court House property subject to the conditions of Mr. Murphy's amendment)

15—NO (not to purchase the Court House property) Therefore, the original motion, subject to the conditions of the amendment, was voted in the affirmative.

At this time, a sense of the voters present was taken as to the acceptance of funds under the Federal Revenue Sharing Program, if and when it becomes law, subject to whatever conditions may be attached. This was voted in the affirmative.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:48 o'clock in the afternoon.

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WARRANT FOR 1973 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH

To the Inhabitants of the Town of Plymouth in the County of Grafton and State of New Hampshire qualified to vote in Town affairs

You are hereby notified to meet at the Plymouth Area School in said Plymouth on Tuesday, the 6th day of March next, polls to be open for voting on Article 1 at 10:00 o^clock in the forenoon and to close promptly at 6:00 o'clock in the afternoon, with action on the remaining articles to be taken commencing at 7:30 o'clock in the evening.

Article 1: To elect all Town officers which appear on the official town ballot for the ensuing year.

Article 2 : To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray Town charges for the ensuing year and make appropriations of the same.

Article 3: To see if the Town will vote to authorize withdrawal of the sum of $10,000 from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972 for use as a set-off against the following debt service incurred for "priority expenditure" since January, 1972

Purpose Amount 1972 Courthouse note to Grafton County - payment due April 1, 1973 - $10,000.00

Article 4: To choose one Library Trustee for a term of three (3) years.

Article 5: To choose two (2) Park Commissioners for terms of three (3) years each.

Article 6: To choose one Trustee of Trust Funds for a term of three (3) years.

Article 7: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate to defray the costs of operating the Police Department.

16 Article 8: To see if the Town will vote to authorize withdrawal from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972 of the sum of $2,000.00 for use as a set-off against the amount appropriated under Article 7 to purchase a new police cruiser.

Article 9: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of the Free Public Library.

Article 10 : To choose one member of the Zoning Board of Ad- justment for a term of five (5) years.

Article 11: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the maintenance and construction of highways.

Article 12: To see if the Town will vote to authorize withdrawal from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972 for use as set- offs against budget appropriations under Article 11 and, further, to authorize the Selectmen to make pro-rata reductions in the amounts if estimated entitlements are reduced: Appropriation Estimated Amount Pickup truck & plow $4,700.00 Power Sander $3,500.00

Article 13 : To hear the report of the Committee appointed by the Selectmen pursuant to an affirmative vote on Article 27 of the 1972 Warrant and to see what sum of money the Town will vote to appropriate to finance the cost of construction of a new garage for the Highway Department to be erected on land leased by the Town from the Plymouth Village Water and Sewer District near the sew- erage treatment plant, $35,000.00 of the sum so appropriated to be set-off by a withdrawal in that amount from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local As- sistance Act of 1972, and the balance to be raised by borrowing on the credit of the Town through the issuance of serial notes or bonds of the Town pursuant to the Municipal Finance Act, the amount to be raised by borrowing to be adjusted upward by the Selectmen if estimated entitlements under the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972 are reduced.

Article 14: In the event of an affirmative vote on Article 13, to see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell and convey the present town shed property so-called located at the corner of Cummings and Avery Streets.

17 Article 15: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for sidewalks.

Article 16: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for Town highway maintenance in cooperation with the State.

Article 17 : To see if the Town will vote to accept a deed from Eleanor Colbath and her husband, R. Dale Colbath, of a strip of land, 50 feet in width, to be used as a Town road, which strip extends in an easterly direction 800 feet, more or less, from Route 3-A in West Plymouth and terminates at a turnaround which has a radius of 50 feet, said deed to contain a description by metes and bounds satisfactory to the Selectmen.

Article 18 : To see if the Town will vote to accept a deed from the Trustees of Woodland Trust, formerly Plymouth Realty Trust, of a strip of land 50 feet in v/idth now known as Summit Road, to be used as a town road, which strips extend in a westerly and north- westerly direction 2,000 feet, more or less, from Stage Coach Road and terminates at a turnaround which has a radius of 100 feet, said deed to contain a description by metes and bounds satisfactory to the Selectmen, provided, however, that the Selectmen are authorized to maintain a barrier at the entrance of Summit Road until such time as at least one dwelling house is placed under construction on one of the lots fronting on said road.

Article 19: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate to defray the costs of operating the Fire De- partment.

Article 20: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the Sceva Speare Memorial Hospital, the sum, so appropriated to be used exclusively for the purchase of needed equipment.

Article 21: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for ambulance service.

Article 22: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the care of shade trees and the planting of new trees.

Article 23': To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for civil defense.

18 Article 24: To see if the Town will vote to grant to the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company a right of way to maintain its underground lines across the property of the Town known as the Plymouth Airport, an approximate distance of 2,498 feet, said right of way to be subject to a vote by the Town each year at its annual meeting.

Article 25: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the maintenance and improvement of the Plymouth Airport.

Article 26: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the Park and Recreation Commission to develop and maintain recreation areas and facilities and conduct a year-round community public recreation program.

Article 27: 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.

Article 28: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for concerts during the Summer of 1973 by the Plymouth Community Band.

Article 29: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for Memorial Day.

Article 30: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for neglected and abandoned cemeteries.

Article 31: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate for the purpose of publicizing and promoting the natural advantages and resources of the Town through the information booth, situated on Main Street.

Article 32: To see if the Town will 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.

Article 33: To choose one member of the Budget Committee for a term of one (1) year.

Article 34: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate thet sum of $2,610.00 to be used by the Pemi-Baker Home Health Agency as Plymouth's share in helping to defray the expenses in operating a visiting nurse and therapeutic service in the area.

19 Article 35: To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $2,236.00 for the Lakes Region Mental Health Center in Laconia, New Hampshire.

Article 36: To see if the Town will vote to designate as a "scenic road" under RSA 253:17-18 the Old Hebron Road, so-called, which extends from its intersection with the Texas Hill Road, so- called, to its intersection with the Bell Road, so-called, and the Pike Hill Road, so-called.

Article 37: To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to appoint a committee to consist of five members to investigate the problem of providing low cost housing for the elderly, said committee to submit a report of its findings and recommendations to the 1974 Town Meeting.

Article 38: To see what sum of money the Town will vote to appropriate to defray the cost of Phase 1 of the renovation of the courthouse building on Main Street as recommended by Reginald A. Bisson, Registered Engineer, and to raise the sum so appropriated by borrowing on the credit of the Town through the issuance of serial notes or bonds of the Town pursuant to the Municipal Finance Act.

Article 39: To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.

Given under our hands this 16th day of February, 1973.

WAYNE C. LEWISON MADISON W. SEARS ROBERT J. CROWLEY Selectmen, Town of Plymouth

A True Copy, ATTEST:

WAYNE C. LEWISON MADISON W. SEARS ROBERT J. CROWLEY Selectmen, Town of Plymouth

20 BUDGET OF THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH, N. H.

Appropriations and Estimates of Revenue for the Ensuing Year January 1, 1973 to December 31, 1973 Compared with Estimated and Actual Revenue, Ap- propriations and Expenditures of the Previous Year January 1, 1972 to Decem- ber 31, 1972. Estimated Actual Estimated Revenue Revenue Revenue Previous Previous Ensuing Year Year Year 1972 1972 1973 SOURCES OF REVENUE: FROM STATE:

Interest & Dividends Tax $ 16,740.86 $ 16,740.86 $ 18,000.00 Railroad Tax 27.73 27.73 Savings Bank Tax 4,883.02 4,883.02 4,000.00 Meals & Rooms Tax 14,909.00 14,654.66 15,000.00 National Forest Reserve .22 Highway Subsidy 20,361.76 20,350.14 Revenue Sharing 16,351.68 Business Profits Tax 74,997.00 76,630.00 80,000.00 FROM LOCAL SOURCES:

Dog Licenses 1,000.00 1,021.00 1,000.00 Business Licenses, Permits, Filing Fees 100.00 146.00 120.00 Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 34,000.00 38,613.40 40,000.00 Interest on Tax & Deposits 5,000.00 8,157.21 8,000.00 George Clark, Aeronautics, Conservation 2,485.73 Parking Meter Income 12,833.11 Plymouth District Court 12,000.00 12,426.96 13,000.00 National Bank Stock Taxes 500,00 571.40 500.00 Resident Taxes Retained 8,640.50 8,640.50 Normal Yield Taxes Assessed 840.72 840.72 Income from Departments 25,265.55 Payroll Other Departments 22,523.86 Income from Water & Sewer Dist. 3,189.20 Temporary Loans 407,000.00 Surplus 20,000.00 20,000.00

Total Revenues from All Sources Except Property Taxes $193,638.83 $693,364.57 $219,970.14 Amount to Be Raised by Property Taxes 840,726.49

$1,060,696.63

Total estimated "Revenues from all sources except Property Taxes" de- ducted from Total Estimated Appropriations should give Estimated "Amount to be Raised by Property Taxes".

21 APPROPRIATIONS

Actual Estimated Approp. Expend. Approp. Previous Previous Ensuing Year Year Year 1972 1972 1973 GENERAL GOVERNMENT:

Town Officers' Salaries $ 6,100.00 $ 6,009.18 $ 6,650.00 Town Officers' Expenses 18,931.00 23,361.15 25,070.00 Election & Registration Expenses 2,000.00 1,257.79 800.00 Plymouth District Court Expenses 13,500.00 16,061.11 14,690.00 Town Hall & Other Town Buildings 2,000.00 2,269.02 6,000.00 Employees' Ret. & Soc. Sec. 14,500.00 15,120.96 16,000.00 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY:

Conservation Commission 250.00 250.00 Police Department 54,698.00 61,846.85 60,162.00 Fire Department 56,495.00 56,266.78 60,270.00 Care of Trees 2,500.00 1,065.30 2,800.00 Insurance 8,500.00 8,004.50 Planning & Zoning 500.00 258.50 Legal Expenses 1,000.00 1,245.00 1,000.00 Civil Defense 750.00 746.91 750.00 HEALTH:

Includes Hospitals & Ambulance 13,166.00 16,243.88 14,346.00 Vital Statistics 300.00 307.75 300.00 Town Dump 8,500.00 5,658.20 8,500.00 HIGHWAYS & BRIDGES:

Sidewalks 1,500.00 3,127.00 2,500.00 Motor Vehicle Permits 2,500.00 2,668.00 2,900.00 Street Lighting 13,500.00 14,515.57 16,300.00 Highway Department 59,363.00 94,479.28 106,676.00 Town Road Aid 701.88 701.88 694.63 Hunt-Pike Hill Roads & Town Sheds 800.00 210.60 LIBRARIES 9,932.00 9,932.00 11,790.00 PUBLIC WELFARE:

Town Poor 5,000.00 1,805.40 3,000.00 Old Age Assistance 9,000.00 5,918.85 8,000.00 PATRIOTIC PURPOSES:

Memorial Day 175.00 175.00 175.00 RECREATION 17,989.00 17,989.00 21,096.00 PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES:

Cemeteries 300.00 300.00 300.00 Airports 500.00 2,403.52 1,060.00 Information Booth 300.00 300.00 300.00 22 —

DEBT SERVICE:

Long Term Notes 24,000.00 24,000.00 30,000.00 Interest—Long Term Notes 2,650.00 2,641.05 1,562.00 Interest on Temporary Loans 10,000.00 6,182.11 8,000.00 Tax Anticipation 407,000.00

COUNTY TAX 40,814.46 40,814.46 40,000.00 BOND & DEBT RETIREMENT TAX 34.32

PRECINCT 10,400.00 10,400.00

SCHOOL DISTRICT 467,123.68 578,605.00 Parking Meters—Smith Bridge—Common Acct. 915.65 Overpayment of Taxes Taxes Bought by Town—Refunds 45,173.08 Other Department Payrolls 22,473.36 Residence Taxes 7,583.63

TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $402,715.34 $1,404,840.32 $1,060,696.63

23 REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN

The purchase of the Grafton County Court House on December 31, 1972 ended a long period of study, negotiation and two special town meetings. It marks the year when Plymouth owns a Town Hall or Municipal building for the first time. It is proper that this building is on the historic Plymouth Common.

Once purchased the problem is posed "what shall we do with it?" As you will note in the warrant we are asking for $20,000.00 for the Phase 1 repairs to the building. We estimate this will allow roof repairs, ceiling insulation, additional storm wndows, an entrance to the back office and some changes or the replacement of the heating system. It is expected the building will be adequate for town offices, the District Court, the Police Department, and a Selectmen's room, which can also be available for a conference room. We are having discussions with School Supervisory Union #48 and may be able to rent them adequate space for their offices.

A major problem still exists in providing adequate parking for our new Municipal Building. Plymouth State College graciously rented two parking lots, on Court Street, to Plymouth Chamber of Commerce in the Fall of 1972. It is hoped this can be continued and even additional space arranged for "Town Hall" employes and business visitors.

Other problems need mention in our report. As most of you know, our Plymouth Dump will be closed on July 1, 1974 and the Dump Committee continues to explore suitable locations for a sanitary land-fill operation. We know the solution may be costly, as compared to our past experience.

Storm sewers in parts of town are non-existent and in others overloaded. The cost of treating surface water in our Sewage Dis- posal Plant will require a major effort to separate run-off water from our sanitary sewer system.

Many of our streets are in deplorable condition. We hope to start a program this year to make major improvements to the town streets. Because this is closely related to storm sewers the planning should embrace both items.

For many years we have talked about building a new Highway Department garage to replace the old sheds near the hospital. The committee has come up with a plan for a building on land owned by

24 the Plymouth Village Water and Sewer District, leased to the Town of Plymouth, and to be located 300 feet north of the Sewage Treat- ment Plant. We hope to use some of our Revenue Sharing Funds to construct the new Highway Garage.

During 1973 we will be studying proposals to replace the 1949 Mack pumper in the Fire Department. The fire underwriters feel any equipment over 20 years old is obsolete and in case of trouble, parts may not be available.

In 1972 we installed one dry hydrant, in 1973 we have planned for two additional ones to be placed in the West Plymouth area.

The strategic location of Plymouth mandates it to be a growth community. Unless this growth is carefully planned we can get into many problems. We will encourage the Planning Board to take whatever steps are necessary to provide for orderly expansion.

26 SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATION 1972

Town Precinct

Land $ 2,397,790.00 $ 1,566,880.00

Buildings 11,785,910.00 9,156,630.00

Factory Buildings 271,950.00 256,300.00

Electric Plants 504,770.00 328,940.00

Trailers (95) 404,790.00 147,650.00

Boats (18) 4,480.00 3,220.00

15,369,690.00 11,459,620.00

Elderly Exemptions (50) 167,110.00 110,400.00

15,202,580.00 11,349,220.00

248 Veterans' Exemptions 13,561.13

26 STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXES ASSESSED FOR THE YEAR 1972

Town Officers' Salaries $ 6,100.00 Town Office Administrative Expenses 18,931.00 Election and Registration Expenses 2,000.00 Plymouth District Court Expenses 13,500.00 Town Hall and Building Maintenance 2,000.00 Soc. Sec. & Ret. Contributions 14,500.00 Police Department 54,698.00 Fire Department 56,495.00 Care of Trees 2,500.00 Insurance 8,500.00 Planning & Zoning 500.00 Legal Expenses 1,000.00 Civilian Defense 750.00 Health Department: Pemi-Baker Home Health Agency 2,430.00 S. S. Memorial Hospital 2,500.00 Lakes Reg. Mental Health 2,236.00

7,166.00

Vital Statistics 300.00 Motor Vehicle Permits 2,500.00 Dump 8,500.00 Ambulance 6,000.00 Street Lighting 13,500.00 Highway Department 59,363.00 Town Road Aid 701.88 Libraries 9,932.00 Old Age Assistance 9,000.00 Town Poor 5,000.00 Memorial Day 175.00 Parks and Playgrounds 16,939.00 Band Concerts 750.00 Hunt Road 300.00 Pike Hill Road 300.00 Cemeteries 300.00 Airports 500.00 Information Booth Attendant 300.00 Article 24 Solid Waste Disposal 250.00 27 Investigation of New Town Sheds 200.00 Sidewalk Construction 1,500.00 White Mt. 93 Assoc. 300.00 Payment on Debt: Principal 24,000.00 Interest 12,650.00

36,650.00

TOTAL TOWN APPROPRIATIONS $361,900.88

LESS : Estimated Revenues and Credits

Interest and Dividends Tax 16,740.86 Railroad Tax 27.73 Savings Bank Tax 4,883.02 Meals and Rooms Tax 14,909.00 Revenue from Yield Tax Sources 840.72 Interest Received on Taxes 5,000.00 Business Licenses, Permits and Filing Fees 100.00 Dog Licenses 1,000.00 Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 34,000.00 Fines & Forfeits—Plymouth Dist. Court 12,000.00 National Bank Stock Taxes 500.00 Resident Taxes Retained 8,640.50 Surplus 20,000.00

Total Revenues and Credits $118,641.83 Net Town Appropriations 243,259.05 Net School Appropriations 539,893.59 County Tax Assessment 40,841.46

$823,994.10 Deduct: Reimb. a/c Property Exempted 1970 Spec. Session 74,997.00

$748,997.10 Plus War Service Tax Credits 13,561.13 Plus Overlay 6,692.32

Property Taxes to be Raised $769,250.55

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TAXES TO BE COMMITTED TO COLLECTOR Property Taxes 769,250.55 Precinct Taxes 9.079.38 Less War Service Tax 13,582.65

TOTAL TAX COMMITMENT $764,747.28 TAX RATE: Town 5.06 Precinct .08

5.14 PRECINCTS: Valuation $11,349,220.00 Net Appropriations 10,400.00 Tax Rate .08

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1972 FINANCIAL STATEMENT

ASSETS

Conservation Commission $ 1,005.48 George Clark Estate 403.13 Plymouth Aeronautic Fund 21.91 Revenue Sharing Funds 16,351.68 1971 Unredeemed Taxes 30,938.25 1970 Unredeemed Taxes 3,345.17 1972 Uncollected Taxes 119,523.80 1971 Uncollected Taxes 374.82 Previous Years Uncollected Taxes 25.14 Cash on Hand December 31, 1972 142,644.20

$314,633.58

LIABILITIES

Unexpended Balance of Appropriations: Investigation of Town Sheds $ 200.00 Pike Hill Road 300.00 Assessing of Property 5,000.00 Police Radio 3,900.00 Engineering Fees 1,000.00 Unexpended Revenue Sharing Funds 16,351.68 Due to State Residence Taxes 7,406.40 Yield Tax: Bond & Debt Retirement 241.78 Due to School District 199,893.59 Excess of Assets over Liabilities 80,340.13

$314,633.58

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For Year Ending December 31, 1972

Residence Property Tax Total 1972 Warrant $764,747.36 $ 15,710.00 $780,457.36 Yield Taxes 1,008.86 1,008.86 National Bank Tax 571.40 571.40 Added Taxes 1,054.23 190.00 1,244.23 Overpayment of Taxes 187.50 187.50 Interest 88.30 88.30 Penalties 21.00 21.00

TOTALS $767,657.65 $ 15,921.00 $783,578.65

Collected & Paid Treasurer 651,298.91 10,941.00 662,239.91 Abated 1,814.94 1,814.94 Uncollected 114,543.80 4,980.00 119,523.80

TOTALS $767,657.65 $ 15,921.00 $783,578.65

Levy of 1971 Uncollected Taxes January 1, 1972 117,662.19 4,223.00 121,885.19 Added Taxes 552.37 1,090.00 1,642.37 Interest 5,387.70 5,387.70 Penalties 405.00 405.00

TOTALS 123,602.26 $ 5,718.00 $129,320.26

Collected & Paid Treasurer 123,034.88 4,458.00 127,492.88 Abated 202.56 1,250.00 1,452.56 Uncollected 364.82 10.00 374.82

TOTALS 123,602.26 $ 5,718.00 $129,320.26 Levy of 1970 Uncollected Taxes January 1, 1972 18.72 Levy of 1968 Uncollected Taxes January 1, 1972 160.15 Interest 13.05

TOTALS 173.20 18.72

Collected & Paid Treasurer 148.06 Uncollected Uncollected 25.14 18.72

TOTALS 173.20 18.72

32 SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS

1971 1970 1969 Taxes Sold to Town During Fiscal Year $ 43,278.29 $ 10,714.77 $ 7,208.46 Taxes Sold to Others 53.61 107.91 Town Interest 310.52 787.65 1,572.79 Other Interest 4.57 16.28

TOTALS $ 43,588.81 $ 11,560.60 $ 8,905.44 Collected & Paid Treasurer 12,645.62 8,157.25 8,774.75 Returned to Others 58.18 97.61 Deeded to Others 26.58 Deeded to Town 6.50 Abated 4.94 Uncollected Town 30,938.25 3,345.17

TOTALS $ 43,588.81 $ 11,560.60 $ 8,905.44

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REPORT OF THE TREASURER

For the Year Ending December 31, 1972

RECEIPTS

Cash on Hand January 1, 1972 $ 70,228.47 Tax Collections 819,458.47 State of New Hampshire Gas Tax Refund (Highway Dept.) $ 2,329.66 Old Age Assistance Refund 1.20 Town Road Aid (Highway Dept.) 976.15 Business Profits Tax 76,630.00 Cadet Program (Police Dept.) 1,600.00 Interest & Dividends Tax 16,740.86 Savings Bank Tax 4,883.02 Railroad Tax 27.73 Forest Fire Refund 53.09 K:ighway Subsidy 20,361.76 Nat'l. Forest Reserve Fund .22 Rooms & Meals Tax 14,654.66 Reimb. of Training Expenses (Police Dept.) 300.00 Breathalyzer (Police Dept.) 840.00 Civil Defense 102.00 Residence Tax Refund 216.45

139,716.80

Plymouth Village Water & Sewer Dist. Water Dept.—Salaries of Sec. & Asst. 1,594.60 Sewer Dept.—Salaries of Sec. & Asst. 1,594.60

3,189.20 Reg. of Motor Vehicles—Town Permits 38,613.40 Bicycle Registrations 50.50 Dog Licenses 1,021.00 Filing Fees—Town Meeting—March, 1972 8.00 Filing Fees—Primary Elec. of Sept. 12, 1972 8.00 Plymouth Dist. Court—Fines 12,332.71 Plymouth Dist. Court—Small Claims Fees 94.25 Highway Dept. 1,998.18 Misc. Income—Dump 65.18 Town Clerk Fees 1,085.50 Dump Permits 47.00 Beano Permits 130.00 Explosive Permits 2.00 Parking Meters 11,458.50

34 Meter Fines 1,374.61 Tax Anticipation Notes 407,000.00 Police Department: Pistol Permits 40.00 Police Base Stations 300.00 Town of Holderness—Services of Plymouth Police Dept. 27.25 Plymouth District Court—Blood Tests 135.00 Photostatic Copies 545.00 Refund of Vacation Payroll from Fire Dept. to Police Dept. 240.00 Breathalyzer 20.00 Miscellaneous Income 17.50

1,324.75 Noyes Ins. Agency—Ins. Refunds 453.00 Town Poor Refunds 628.92 Stale Dated Check Returned to Gen'l. Acct. 54.18 Prepayment of Yield Taxes 117.00 Gross Payrolls: Park & Recreation Com. 11,667.95 Trustees of Trust Funds 5,154.13 Plymouth Public Library 5,396.28 Plymouth School District 255.00

22,473.36 Plymouth Aeronautics Fund Withdrawn from Plymouth Guar. Savings Bank 1,272.25 George G. Clark—Special Common Account Withdrawn from Plymouth Guar. Savings Bank 208.00 Ambulance Service 7,419.25 Fire Department: Burner Permits 410.00 Oil Tank Permits 15.00 Out of Town Fires 496.50 Miscellaneous Income 230.54 Transfer of Funds from Ambulance Service to Fire Dept. 4,500.00

5,652.04

$1,547,484.52 PAYMENTS Selectmen's Orders $1,404,840.32

Cash on Hand December 31, 1972 $142,644.20 $1,547,484.52 35 GEORGE G. CLARK ESTATE — SPECIAL COMMON ACCOUNT

RECEIPTS

On Deposit January 1, 1972 in Pljonouth Guaranty Savings Bank $ 380.01 Interest on Account—1972 24.56 Share of Income from Trust for 1972 206.56

$ 611.13 PAYMENTS

A. M. Rand Co. $ 27.00 Batchelder Tree Service, Inc. 181.00

? 208.00 Balance December 31, 1972 in Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank 403.13

611.13

86 REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK

For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1972

RECEIPTS

Dog Licenses $ 1,021.00 Auto Permits 1971 851.71 Auto Permits 1972 3'6,434.69 Auto Permits 1973 1,327.00 Filing Fees Town Meeting—March, 1972 8.00 Primary Election—Sept., 1972 8.00

16.00

$ 39,650.40 PAYMENTS

Paid to Town Treasurer $ 39,650.40

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SELECTMEN'S DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS

Town Ofificers Salaries: Lee S. Buckland $ 250.00 Norman L. Samaha 759.18 Madison W. Sears 800.00 Robert J. Crowley 600.00 Wayne C. Lewison 100.00 Carol A. Elliott Town Clerk 1,250.00 Treasurer 500.00 Virginia M. Wood—Tax Collector 1,000.00 Arthur L. Carpenter, Overseer of the Poor 37.50 Horace Morse—Overseer of the Poor 112.50 William Hopkins—Health Officer 50.00 Samuel Dreghorn—Auditor 125.00 Edith Smith—Auditor 125.00 Trustees of Trust Funds: Elmore Cochran 50.00 Alida Buckland 200.00 James Currie 50.00

$ 6,009.18

Town Officers Expenses: See Detailed Report A 23,361.15

Elections: Moderator 150.00 Supervisors of Check List: Suzanne Loizeaux 75.00 Henrietta White 75.00 Polly A. Forbes 75.00 Inspector of Ballots 250.00

625.00

Expenses Postage 16.00 Edson C. Eastman 76.35 Willard Wiggett 75.00 Clay's Newsstand 23.96 Mountain Media 195.50 Mary Dunigan 30.00

41 Marilyn Foley 15.00 Anderson's Bakery 5.20 Fox Run 102.80 Adams Market 20.29 Village Steak House 8.45 Sandra Poitras 11.00 A. M. Rand Co. 2.35 Virginia Dunn 50.89

632.79

1,257.79

Plymouth District Court:

Leonard Sawyer, Justice 6,350.00 Walter Murphy, Assoc. Justice 1,235.00 Philip Tapply, Dist. Clerk 3,510.00 Richard Collins, Dist. Police 892.50 John Kerr, Dist. Police 183.75 Sandra Poitras 2,514.51 Grafton County—Rent 1,300.00 Water Rents 75.35

16,061.11

Town Buildings and Rent :

N. H. Elec. Coop., Inc.—Caution Light 277.03 Evelyn Robinson 50.00 H. A. Holt & Son 12.08 Pemigewasset Nat. Bank 5.00 W. C. Cushing & Son 14.35 A. M. Rand Co. 12.06 Leverone's Electric 13.50 Grafton County—Rent 1,885.00

2,269.02

Police Department:

See Detailed Report B 61,846.85

Parking Meters:

Oxford Chemicals 69.65 Robert Buckland 169.50 A. M. Rand Co. 99.12 West Plymouth Concrete, Inc. 18.90 42 Prescott Lumber Co. 8.80 Treas., State of N. H. 71.20 Robert E. Foote, Inc. 39.31 Traf-0-Teria System, Inc. 99.75 Brooks Auto Supply- 5.94

582.17

Fire Department: See Detailed Report C 56,266.78

Care of Shade Trees: Batchelder Tree Service 1,065.30

Plymouth Ambulance Service: See Detailed Report D 9,077.88

Insurance : Noyes Insurance Agency 8,004.50

Civil Defense:

Director : Brian Parris 200.00 Dick's Sunoco Service 8.00 Northeast Communications 38.14 Gil Hebard Guns 53.86 Scientific Detection Devices 159.45 Clay's Newsstand 23.20 Postage 18.00 Pemigewasset National Bank 12.26 Kale Uniforms 234.00

746.91

Sceva Speare Memorial Hospital 2,500.00

Pemi-Baker Agency, Inc 2,430.00

Lakes Region Mental Health 2,236.00

Vital Statistics: Carol A. Elliott 307.75

Smith Bridge Const. 125.48 Town Dump: Caretaker, Roger Champney 1,787.49 Caretaker, Albert McGoff 1,419.17

43 Misc. Expense 65.00 Durgin Oil Co. 215.00 N. H. Elec. Coop., Inc. 29.72 New England Telephone 126.48 Campton Sand & Gravel, Inc. 197.00 Labor—Highway Dept. 1,039.18 Cheryl Wixson 16.00 Del Chemical Corp. 210.90 Prescott Lumber Co. 76.11 Sanel Auto Parts, Inc. 3.10 Mountain Media, Inc. 29.50 New England Labs 350.00 A. M. Rand Co. 10.75 William Carpenter 82.80

5,658.20

Planning & Zoning: Mountain Media, Inc. 90.50 Zoning Bulletin 18.00 Walter Murphy 150.00

258.50

White Ml. 93 Assoc. 300.00

Town Road Aid 701.88 Street Lights: N. H. Electric Coop., Inc. 14,515.57

Highway Department: See Detailed Report E 94,479.28

Library 9,932.00

Old Age Assistance 5,918.85

Town Poor: C. B. Titus, Inc. 25.00 Durgin Oil Co. 20.00 Adams Market 289.99 LaFontaine Ambulance 50.00 Surplus Foods 299.98 First National Store 309.14 Blue Dot Taxi 19.20 Clement Roy 20.00

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N. H. Electric Coop., Inc. 35.35 Laconia Wilbert Vault Co. 60.00 Mayhew Funeral Home 440.00 Bessie F. Pease 70.00 Town of Plymouth—Highway Dept. 125.00 Yeaton Oil Co. 16.74 Food Town Supermarket 25.00

1,805.40

Common Account: A. M. Rand Co. 27.00 Batchelder Tree Service 181.00

208.00

Memorial Day 175.00

Band Concerts 750.00

Park & Recreation Com. 16,939.00

Overpayment of Taxes 187.50

Cemeteries 300.00

Legal Expenses: Wakefield and Ray 1,245.00

Information Booth 300.00

Taxes Bought by the Town 43,278.29

Abatements and Refunds 1,707,29

Retirement and Social Security 15,120.96

Payrolls: Trustee of Trust Funds, Library, Park and Recreation Comm. 22,473.36

Interest

Long Term Notes 2,641.05

Temporary Notes 6,182.00

8,823.16 Motor Vehicle Permits: Carol A. Elliott 2668.00 Residence Tax: State of N. H. 7,277.85 Virginia M. Wood 305.78

7,583.63

Airport : Director: Henry Fracher 50.00 Area Plumbing & Heating Co. 295.00 A. M. Rand Co. 132.52 Henry Fracher 9.57 Clay's Newsstand 1.91 Campton Sand & Gravel 24.22 Plowing 420.95 West Plymouth Concrete Products 57.20 New England Telephone 116.80 Dale Pollock 12.38 Yeaton Oil Co. 10.41 Merrimack Farmers' Exchange 32.74 N. H. Electric Coop., Inc. 87.22 William Carpenter 232.00 Del Gilbert & Sons 112.60 Madison W. Sears 15.00 Mowing 293.00

1,903.52 1972 Approp.—Town 500.00

2,403.52 Sidewalk Const.: Robert C. Whitehouse & Son 3,127.00

Article 20 : Improvement of Hunt Road 210.60

Article 24 : Solid Waste Disposal Problems, to the Conservation Comm. 250.00 Temporary Loans 407,000.00 Long Term Notes 24,000.00 County Tax 40,814.46 Bond & Debt Retirement Tax 34.32 Precincts 10,400.00 Plymouth School District 467,123.68

GRAND TOTAL $1,404,840.32 46 —A— TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES

PAYMENTS Salaries & Expenses of Town Officers:

Secretary Salary $ 5,720.00 Office Assistant Salary 4,220.50 Town Clerk Assistance 160.00 Town Clerk^s Expenses 266.18 Tax Collector's Expenses 366.30 Selectmen's Expenses 298.98

$ 11,031.96

Office Expenses: New England Telephone 456.18 Office Expenses 735.41 Janitor Services & Supplies 690.81 Town Reports 2,379.00 Postage of Town Reports 98.10 New Office Equipment 100.00 Water Rents 75.35

4,534.85 Miscellaneous Expenses: Town Clerk—Misc. Fees 1,085.50 Town Clerk—Dog Fees 93.00 Bonds 265.00 Dues 23.00 Cost of Posting, Tax Sale, & Redemption of Property 707.09 N. H. Municipal Dues 202.00 Assessing of Town Property 5,418.75 7,794.34

TOTAL EXPENSES: $ 23,361.15

Income : Plymouth Water & Sewer Dept. 3,189.20 Town Clerk Fees 1,085.50

4,274,70

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POLICE DEPARTMENT

PAYMENTS

Labor :

Chief of Police 8,320.00 Regular Policemen 40,335.00

48,655.00 Stenographic Services 1,825.74 Car Allowance 252.40

Station Expenses: New England Telephone 811.07 Office Supplies 390.88 Janitor Supplies 145.39 Rent 365.00 Water Rents 75.38 Radio Repair 498.00 Snow Plowing 5.00 Copier 121.07

2,411.79 Miscellaneous Expenses

Uniforms 967.26 Care of Prisoners 19.80 Bicycle Plates 17.64 Police School 102.10 Police Dues & Insurance 104.00 Investigation Equipment & Camera 275.27 Dog Control 93.44 Blood Tests 216.23

1,795.74 Cruiser Expenses:

Tires 381.14 Gas & Oil 1,334.81 Repairs 397.56 Misc. Expenses 76.61

2,190.12

48 New Equipment:

Cruiser 2,000.00 Breathalyzer 932.61 Sign 173.00

3,105.61 Cadet Program:

Cadet's Salaries 1,500.00 Cadet's Expenses 110.45

1,610.45

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 61,846.85

Income :

Bicycle Registrations 50.50 Police Cadet Program 1,600.00 Meter Fines 1,374.61 Pistol Permits 40.00 Police Base Station 300.00 Town of Holderness 27.25 Plymouth District Court 135.00 Photostatic Copier 545.00 Refund of Vacation Payroll from Fire Dept. 240.00 Breathalyzer 20.00 Misc. Income 17.50

Reimb. : State of N. H. Trainees 300.00 Breathalyzer Refund 840.00 Parking Meters 5,125.00

10.614.86

49 c— FIRE DEPARTMENT

PAYMENTS

Labor : Fire Chief $ 7,540.00 Regular Firemen 37,385.00 Call Firemen 4,026.80

$ 48,951.80 Station Supplies & Expenses: N. H. Electric Coop., Inc. 767.51 New England Telephone 390.91 General Office Expenses 10.19 Janitor Supplies 87.97 Heat 1,114.73 Water Rents 121.80 Maintenance 442.82 Improvements 13.41

2,949.34 Apparatus Supplies & Expenses: Uniforms 482.15 Fire Coats 385.93 Scoti; Air Pack & Resuscitator 16.00 Radio 117.63 Hose 641.75 Nozzles 16.00 Fire Tools & Appliances 167.36 Fire Alarm System 72.56 Misc. Supplies & Expenses 281.88

2,181.26 Large EquiDinent Repairs & Expenses: Gas & Oil 158.88 1929 Maxim Truck 8.00 1949 Mack Truck 105.15 1961 Chev. Tank Truck 103.06 1964 Maxim Truck 93.68 1966 Dodge Truck 26.41 1967 Ladder Truck 95.27

590.45

50 Miscellaneous Accounts:

Forest Fires 138.00 Training Aids & Expenses 224.45 Oil Burner Inspection 198.50

560.95 New Equipment: Dry Hydrant 245.98 New Scott Packs 787.00

1,032.98

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 56,266.78

Income :

Forest Fire Refund 53.09 Burner Permits 410.00 Oil Tank Permits 15.00 Out of Town Fires 496.50 Misc. Income 230.54 Transfer of Funds from Ambulance Service to Fire Dept. 4,500.00

5,705.13

51 —D— AMBULANCE

PAYMENTS

Labor: i Director Salary $ 260.00 Ambulance Drivers' Salaries 6,205.00

? 6,465.00 Miscellaneous Expenses: Uniform Rental 134.70 Training & Training Aids 1,254.92 Legal Fees 278.52

1,668.14 Ambulance Expenses: Tires 180.00 Gas & Oil 126.10 Repairs & Expenses 202.94 Equipment & Supplies 435.70

944.74

TOTAL EXPENSES 9,077.88 Income:

Ambulance Service 7,419.25

52 HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

PAYMENTS

Labor :

Road Agent $ 7,020.00 Labor 35,188.55

$ 42,208.55 Supplies & Expenses—^Town Sheds: N. H. Electric Coop., Inc. 405.32 New England Telephone 236.74 Bookkeeping Supplies 8.60 Furnace 25.25 Heat 771.00 Repair to Sheds 6.15

1,453.06

Small Equipment Repairsi & Expenses: Bucket 113.49 Power Saw 25.95 Plows & Pusher Frame 1,854.91 Sander 409.96 Cutting Edges 598.04

3,002.35 Large Equipment Repairs & Expenses: Tires 1,353.01 Gas & Oil 5,545.29 1963 Hough 1,332.10 1970 Dodge 764.90 Snow Blower 1,055.06 Sidewalk Tractor 800.77 1964 Grader 1,626.73 Ford Pickup 133.11 1949 Ford Tractor 197.43 1969 Dodge 813.94 Reo Truck 168.07 1971 Dodge 611.09 Loader 689.21

15,090.71

53 Repairs to Highways & Sidewalks:

Sand and Gravel 3,866.41 Cold Patch, Road Oil & Asphalt 7,140.77 Resurfacing Highland St. 8,000.00 Sidewalks 500.00 Culverts 1,564.31 Catch Basins 609.01 Truck Equipment—Rental Summer 746.00 Signs 575.66 Common Repair 185.04 Painting Lines 157.15

23,344.35 Snow Removal Expenses:

Salt & Chloride !, 6,385.76 Chains 748.21 Truck Equipment—Rental Winter 656.80

7,790.27 Misc. Supplies & Expenses:

Miscellaneous Supplies 622,36 Small Tools 548.45 Small Parts for Equipment 294.26 Rags 124.92

1,589.99

TOTAL EXPENSES: $ 94,479.28 Income: 1972 Gas Tax Refund 2,329.66 Town Road Aid 976.15 Work at Dump 1,039.18 Misc. Labor Income 959.00 Parking Meters 5,751.33

11,055.32

54 PARKING METER ACCOUNT

Income 1972 $ 11,458.50 EXPENDITURES

Policemen's Salary $ 5,125.00 Meter Expenses 582.17 Highway Department 5,751.33

$ 11,458.50

55 PLYMOUTH POLICE DEPARTMENT REGISTER OF PERSONS CHARGED 1972

Criminal Offenses: Assault and Battery 3 Burglary 2

Defaults 8

Depositing of Refuse 3

Derisive Words 4 Disorderly Conduct 9

Disorderly Conduct, Motor Vehicle 4

Drunk, Disturbing the Peace 2

Failure to Answer Summons 4

False Report of Crime 2

Knowingly Being Present Where a Controlled Drug is Kept 1 Larceny 2

Minor in Possession 25 Minor Misrepresenting Age 1 Non-Support 1

Obstructing an Officer 5 Petty Larceny 4 Procuring 3

Prohibited Acts 1

Shoplifting 3 Simple Assault 1 Simple Drunk 12 Taking without Authority 2

Unlawful Possession of a Controlled Drug 8 Unlicensed Dog 21

56 Motor Vehicle Offenses: Defective Equipment 2 Driving While Intoxicated 21

Driving While Intoxicated (second offense) 1

Failure to Display Plates 1 Failure to Have Motor Vehicle Inspected 14 Failure to Stop for a Police Officer 1 Failure to Yield Right of Way 3 Failure to Keep Right (two Lanes) 3 Following Too Closely 1 Hit and Run, Property Damage 1 Hit and Run, Personal Injury 1 Improper Passing 1 Misuse of Plates 3 Obstruction to Driver's View or Riding Mechanism 3 One Way 2 Operating After Revocation of License 1 Operating After Suspension of License 2 Operating a Motorcycle without a Motorcycle License 8 Operating a Motorcycle without Headgear 2 Operating a Snow Vehicle on a Public Way 2 Operating to Endanger 2 Operating an Unregistered Motor Vehicle 8 Operating without Corrective Lenses 1 Operating without a License 4 Operating without a Valid License 5 Parking Violations 17 Reckless Operation 2 Solid Line 9 Speed 59 Speed, Accident Resulting 4 Stop Sign 20 Towing an Unregistered Trailer 1 Tire Requirements 4 Wrong Way on Turnpike 2 57 PLYMOUTH DISTRICT COURT FINANCIAL REPORT

January 1, 1972 - December 31, 1972

INCOME

Fines and Bail $ 40,219.15 Small Claims 1,103.53 Misc. Writs, Copies, Etc. 235.74

TOTAL INCOME $ 41,558.42 PAYMENTS

Amount Held Over for Following Months $ 7,100.00 N. H. Dept. of Safety 8,247.40 Town of Plymouth 13,396.45 Bail Refunds 4,855.00 Witness Fees 1,354.20 Blood Tests 296.00 Supplies 495.86 Bail to Superior Court 3,600.00 Small Claims Remit. 1,194.68 Telephone 268.88 Miscellaneous 749.95

TOTAL PAYMENTS $ 41,558.42

58 PLYMOUTH FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT

Total Fire Calls for the Year 84 Breakdown of Calls Box Alarms 26 Silent Alarms 33 Out of Town Alarms 9 Mutual Aid Alarms 2 Misc. Alarms 8 False Alarms 6 One dry hydrant was installed in Clay Brook on Tenney Mountain Highway. A mutual aid agreement has been made with other tov/ns. This system is known as Twin Rivers Mutual Aid Association. We are in hopes this association will grow to include more towns in our area. Good equipment and personal training has helped make your fire department efficient. If you should discover a fire in your home, call the fire department. Then if you see fit, attempt to extinguish it yourself. If you have it out when we arrive, very good. A delay in calling could be cause of a greater loss for you.

Respectfully submitted, LOUIS A. SLEEPER, Fire Chief

59 TOWN OF PLYMOUTH AMBULANCE SERVICE REPORT

The total runs made in 1972 was 274. Twenty-five of these calls were for highway accidents and five were false calls for service.

The Plymouth Ambulance Service is now licensed and operating under R.S.A. 479:1, chapter 151-B which means the equipment is up to standards set forth by this law and personnel have been trained in ambulance first aid. First aid is a continuous project to maintain skill. One thought to ponder—The man on the street watching ambulance pass by remarks the machine is going too fast, the injured or sick person's friend says what took you so long?

The drivers are instructed to respond to an emergency as swift as can be done safely.

Time is important in an emergency of respiratory, heart condition and bleeding. Many times information is not available, just a call for an ambulance needed in a hurry. We must then plan on a most urgent need—YOUR LIFE MAY DEPEND ON IT.

Respectfully submitted,

LOUIS A. SLEEPER, Fire Chief

60 PROPERTY OWNED BY TOWN OF PLYMOUTH 1972

Highway Department: Tool House $ 1,000.00 Road Machine Pull Grader 100.00 Electric Welder 200.00 Small Tools 200.00 Snow Plows 400.00 Sanders 400.00 Trailer at Dump 300.00 Steamer 300.00 1963 Hough Payloader 11,250.00 1953 Snow Loader 100.00 1968 Davco Sidewalk Tractor & Plow 5,000.00 1953 Reo Truck 500.00 1964 Grader 9,000.00 1956 Elgin Street Sweeper 500.00 1952 Chevrolet Pickup 100.00 1967 Snogo Rotary Snow Remover 2,700.00 1949 Ford Tractor 500.00 1969 Dodge (3 ton) 4,500.00 1970 Dodge (1 ton) 2,250.00 1953 Ford Pickup 200.00 Compressor 100.00 Michigan Loader 22,500.00 1971 Dodge 800 8,370.00

$ 70,470.00 Selectmen's Offices: 3 Royal Typewriters 300.00 Todd Checkwriter 50.00 Furniture 700.00 2 Remington Rand Calculators (Co-owned with Water & Sewer Dept.) 1,000.00 1 Odhner Adding Machine 175.00 Tax Form File 50.00 Uniform Commercial Code System 400.00 Addressograph & Graphotype (Co-owned with Water & Sewer Dept.) 1,000.00 3 Air Conditioners 500.00 1 Duplicator 200.00 2 File Cabinets 100.00 1 Remington Adding Machine 100.00

$ 4,575.00 61 Fire Department:

1929 Maxim Engine No. 1 $ 3,000.00 1949 Mack Engine No. 2 5,000.00 1964 Maxim Engine No. 4 13,500.00 1968 Seagraves Ladder No. 1 27,000.00 1961 Chevrolet Tanker on Loan from Forest Service 500.00 1966 Dodge Truck with Equipment 1,350.00 1 Kohler Auxiliary Generator for Station 1,800.00 Forest Fire Equipment Hand Tools & Pumps 1,000.00 1 Two Inlet Deck Gun 800.00 1 Johnson 215 Radio 245.00 Building and Land 78,000.00 Fire Alarm System 12,000.00 Fire Coats, Hats, Mitts and Bunker Pants 2,100.00 Office Equipment 2,000.00

Police Department:

1 Coin Counter $ 20.00 1 Coin Cart 10.00 2 Desks 25.00 1 Two-Way Radio (County Frequency) 845.00 3 Small Steel File Cabinets 20.00 5 Standard File Cabinets 175.00 1 Storage Cabinet 45.00 1 Emergency Kit 10.00 1 Speed Timer 100.00 3 Two-Way Radios (Car Units-Town Frequency) 400.00 1 Base Station 400.00 4 Walkie Talkies (Town Frequency) 574.00 2 Typewriters 100.00 1 Camera (Polaroid) 75.00 1 1972 Dodge Cruiser 2,169.00 1 Public Address System 125.00 2 Fire Extinguishers 20.00 2 Riot Guns 100.00 1 Tranquilizer Gun & Accessories 200.00 1 Tape Recorder 75.00 1 Finger Print Kit 40.00 Office Furniture 150.00 Portable Oxygen Unit 70.00 3-M Photo Copier 320.00

$ 6,068.00

$148,295.00 62 —

Ambulance & Equipment $ 9,000.00 Real Estate Town Owned: Common 26,900.00 Airport Land, South Side 3,500.00 Airport Land, North Side 1,500.00 Winter Street Park 500.00 Fox Pond Area 33,700.00 Highland Street Lot 2,950.00 Marsden Property 160.00

$ 69,210.00

REPORT OF THE OVERSEER OF THE POOR

For the Year Ending December 31, 1972

Paid Out for Town Poor as Per Vouchers $ 1,805.40 HORACE MORSE

Overseer of the Poor

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ANNUAL REPORT OF USDA DONATED FOOD PROGRAM

Year Ending December 31, 1972

Donated or "surplus" food is distributed to low income residents to supplement their diets. Food recipients must produce evidence that their incomes and financial assets do not exceed guidelines established by the State and Federal governments. Food is distributed most frequently on the third Friday evening of each month. Storage and distribution of the food takes place at the Plymouth Congregational Church.

In 1972, 47 families (154 persons) received food at least once. The monthly average was 25 families. An average of 20 food commodities was distributed each month. The following are total year distributions for a sampling of commodities:

butter - 863 lbs. ; cheese - 1,145 lbs. ; meat - 678 cans vegetables - 919 cans, and juice-fruit - 1,112 cans.

Local food distribution is made possible only by the work of volunteers. We would like to thank the following for their gen- erous assistance: Plymouth Congregational Church PSC students from Mr. Fischler's class Service Committee of Holderness School Lamba Chi fraternity of PSC Neighborhood Youth Corps under the supervision of Jack Largent Nutrition Aides of the Cooperative Extension Service The William Webb family The Richard Topham family Albert Reitsma, Jr.

Feel free to contact us if you want to apply for food or have questions concerning the program.

Respectfully submitted, MRS. ELIZABETH ABBOTT MR. AND MRS. WALLACE STUART MR. AND MRS. DENZIL SMITH

Agents for the Selectmen

64 PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY Annual Report — 1972

To the Trustees: Tha Plymouth Pubhc Library joins the townspeople in paying tribute to Mrs. Eva A. Speare. Mrs. Speare was a regular visitor to the library and was always most gracious in allowing us to refer to her in many of our historical and genealogical questions. During the summer, a gift of $500.00 was given to the library by the John Clough Genealogical Society in her memory. It is to be added to the fund already established for the purchase of books in the fields in which she was so interested. The resignation of Mi^s. Alice Dickinson became effective July 1. Mrs. Dickinson came to the Plymouth Public Library in 1957. Under her guidance and counsel, the entire book collection was weeded and re catalogued. Many new library programs were begun under her direction. She was always most helpful to students and patrons. A farewell reception was given Mrs. Dickinson by the Young Ladies Library Association. The Young Ladies Library Association has again been very gen- erous to the library, giving $300.00 to the book fund, having the library repainted and installing a new furnace. Various exhibits were also shown at the library. Dr. Walter Tatara spoke on the N. H. Heritage Trail and showed slides at a meeting in April. Thirty children participated in the summer reading program. The library collection w^as weeded during the summer with the aid of the State Library Consultant. The discarded books were given to the Hospital Auxiliary for the annual Hospital Fair. As part of the High School work program, Sandra Heath spent 22 hours working in the library. The librarian met informally with Mrs. Mardean Badger, Ply- mouth Area School librarian, to discuss ways and means of better cooperation between the two libraries. Of mutual benefit to both libraries was an immediate exchange list of magazine holdings and a loan to the Area School of seme classics not currently being used at the Plymouth Library. The major discussion concerned the feasibility of a union catalog for both libraries. This is a long range project and will require further study by the librarians, the Library Trustees and the School Board. Barbara Nims was appointed Librarian in August and Mrs. Patricia Topham as assistant. Respectfully submitted, BARBARA NIMS Librarian

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PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY Annual Report — 1972

Books on Hand December 31, 1971 Adult 6,659 Children 3,120 9,779 Added by Purchase Adult 320 Children 91 411 Added by Gift Adult 72 Children 10 82

10,272 Discarded Adult 407 Children 151 558 9,714 Books on hand December 31, 1972 Books Replaced: By Purchase Adult 10 Children 19 By Gift Adult 13 42 Materials Loaned: Adult Books 10,215 Children's Books 5,240 Magazines 1,656 Records 650 Pictures 62 Films 11 Total Loaned 17,834 Requests sent to State Library 85 Books received in answer to requests 107 Films received in answer to requests 11 Books borrowed from Bookmobile 3,124 Borrowing members of Library: Adults 1,670 Children 873

2,543 66 . :

PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY Financial Report

Year Ending December 31, 1972

Income : Balance on Hand—January 1, 1972 $ 4.65 Town of Plymouth 9,932.00 Book Fines & Lost Books 371.84 Endowments

G. Clark ?; 206.56 C. Clark 55.50

262.06 Gifts: Nims 15.00 YLLA 319.37 Speare Fund 165.00

499.37 Sale of Discarded Books 17.00 Service Charge Credit 1.57

TOTAL INCOME: ? 11,088.49 jCiXpenses

Salaries $ 5,396.28 Substitutes 528.20 Employee Benefits 121.78 Travel & Meetings 62.41 Books, Subscriptions, etc. 2,635.52 Supplies 245.32 Electricity 219.59 Fuel 296.77 Telephone 127.10 Insurance 290.00 Water & Sewer 76.00 Bank Service 2.51

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 10,001.48

Balance on Hand—December 31, 1972 1,087.01

TOTAL $ 11,088.49

67 PLYMOUTH CIVIL DEFENSE REPORT — 1972

The National Civil Defense Agency has changed its name to better describe its expanded role. The new name is the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency. A recent memorandum received from C. D. Headquarters states: **In addition to its basic responsibilities in the event of a nuclear attack on the United States we now have the mission of providing natural disaster preparedness planning assistance to State and local authorities." In line with the new role the Plymouth C. D. has applied for an Emergency Operations Simul- ation Training Course. This exercise, sponsored by the Division of Continuing Education of the U. N. H. will be carried out as soon as possible.

The men of the C. D. Aux. Police unit performed 835V2 hours of actual police patrol during 1972. These are the hours the men of this unit replaced men of the regular department due to sickness, emergencies, vacations, etc. In addition to this, many hours were spent covering ball games, dances and prisoner details at the local Police Department. As in the past, much time and effort was spent by all members of the unit in training and other volunteer duties. At present eight members of the C. D. unit hold ambulance attendant licenses. All members of the unit are hand gun qualified. The C. D. pistol team placed third in the State shoot this year. Much progress has been made in organizing the unit and the coming year should see the results of this planning.

Respectfully submitted,

BRIAN F. PARRIS Director

68 PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION FINANCIAL REPORT

For Year Ending December 31, 1972

Balance on Hand, January 1, 1972 $ 6.28 INCOME

Town of Plymouth Appropriation $ 16,939.00 Fees & Charges 2,273.88 Resale & Vending Items 6.71 Contributions & Gifts 1,145.00 Other Receipts 27.87

Total Tncome 20,392.46

$ 20,398.74 EXPENSES

Regular Salaries & Wages 8,850.00 Part-time & Seasonal Salaries & Wages 2,817.95 Contractual Services 1,943.42 Employee Benefits 144.44 Car Allowance 400.00 Conference & Convention 212.00 Membership & Dues 45.00 Insurance 129.00 Rent 960.00 Utilities 450.84 Office Equipment & Supplies 210.22 Program Equipment & Supplies 1,269.73 Maint. Equipment & Supplies 143.83 Repairs & Improvements 320.10 Motor Vehicle & Equipment Expense 89.05 Chartered Buses & Transportation 180.00 Special Fees & Charges 580.00 Bank Service Charges 11.92 Other Expenses 1,446.49

Total Expenses 20,203.99

Balance on Hand, December 31, 1972 194.75

$ 20,398.74

69 REPORT OF PARK AND RECREATION DIRECTOR

The Park and Recreation Commission develops and maintains recreation areas and facilities and conducts a year-round program of public recreation activities.

The areas and facilities are used by individuals, families, and groups as well as for the activities conducted by the Park and Re- creation Commission.

In 1972 twenty-eight organized activities were provided. Total attendance for these activities was 14,636. Average attendance was 39.2.

Since there is no way to record individual, family, and group use of areas and facilities, provision of statistical information about this aspect of Park and Recreation Commission service isn't possible.

A highlight of the year was hosting of the New Hampshire Spe- cial Olympics at PSC Field House on June 2nd. This event involved hundreds of volunteers from the Plymouth area and brought much credit to Plymouth and the Park and Recreation Commission.

Another highlight v/as successful implementation of the Ply- mouth School Board policy on use of school facilities for Park and Recreation Commission purposes. Plymouth is the first community in New Hampshire to develop this type of working relationship, and we are being recognized as leaders in the area of school-based community recreation.

A third highlight is the enhancement of our winter program- ming potential through purchase of one of the first publicly owned skating rink liners in the State and through the provision of free public skiing at the school slope on Saturdays and Sundays.

70 Thanks to the time and effort of many unnamed individuals and groups, 1972 has been a satisfying and rewarding year. Progress has continued at a slow, but steady, pace, and we can be proud of the strides this community has made in attempting to respond to the recreational needs of its people over the last four or five years.

Plymouth now has a good, basic activity program. There are ia variety of recently expanded and improved outdoor recreation areas for public use. And, indoor school and college owned facilities are being utilized by the public for recreation purposes. We certainly haven't completed our task, but we have built a sound foundation to support the future growth and development of park and recreation services.

The obvious next steps are: (1) provision of more activities in areas other than athletics, sports, and games; (2) development of more recreational opportunities for girls and adults, especially senior citizens; and (3) the establishment of an adequate maintenance program for public recreation facilities at both Fox Park and the school site.

Respectfully submitted,

WILLIAM H. BROADRICK, JR. Park and Recreation Director

71 INFORMATION BOOTH REPORT

February 6, 1973

Board of Selectmen Town of Plymouth Plymouth, N. H.

Gentlemen,

The Information Booth opened July 1, 1972 and closed September 3, 1972. It was attended very efficiently, as usual, by Hazel Downing.

She serviced 4,522 cars, an increase of 1187 over 1971. and 13,814 people, an increase of 3079 over 1971.

All of the United States were represented except Arkansas, Idaho, Mississippi, Montana and North Dakota.

People from all Canadian provinces except Manitoba and New- foundland called at the booth.

Ten European countries, three South American countries, Japan and Persia were also represented.

The Chamber of Commerce thanks the voters of Plvmouth for their support of the booth.

Respectfully submitted,

Clarence H. Jones Secretary

72 PLYMOUTH AERONAUTICS FUND — AIRPORT ACCOUNT RECEIPTS

On Deposit January 1, 1972 in Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank - 1972 $ 68.29 Deposits to Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank - 1972 Tie Down Fees $ 560.00 State of New Hampshire 49.85 Town of Plymouth 500.00 Joel Barney - Rent of Airport Land 70.00 Miscellaneous Income 25.00

1,204.85 Interest on Account - 1972 21.02

1,294.16 PAYMENTS

Salary of Director - Henry Fracher $ 50.00 Area Plumbing & Heating Co. 295.00 A. M. Rand Co. 132.52 Clay's News Stand 1.91 Henry Fracher 9.57 Campton Sand & Gravel, Inc. 24.22 Plowing 420.95 West Plymouth Concrete Products 57.20 New England Telephone Co. 116.80 Dale Pollock 12.38 Yeatcn Oil Co. 10.41 Merrimack Farmers* Exchange 32.74 N. H. Electric Co-op., Inc. 87.22 William Carpenter 232.00 Del Gilbert & Sons 112.60 Madison W. Sears 15.00 Mowing 293.00

$ 1,903.52 Due Town of Plymouth for Expenditures over Receipts 631.27

$ 1,272.25 Balance December 31, 1972 in Plymouth Guar. Sav. Bank 21.91

$ 1,294.16

73 PEMI-BAKER HOME HEALTH AGENCY, INC. ANNUAL REPORT TO THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH

During the 1972 operating year a total of 1,838 visits were made by the Agency's nurses to Plymouth residents. The number of visits increased by 91 over the preceding year.

In order for the Agency to continue its work among the citizens of Plymouth and the surrounding tov/ns, additional support is required from all participating communities. This year the Agency requests the sum of $2,610.00 from Plymouth. This sum represents $ .85 per capita as compared with a state average of $1.25. Should you wish to receive a visit from one of the Agency nurses, make your needs known through your own physician.

Respectfully submitted, ALFRED N. FAUVER Agency President

CONSERVATION COMMISSION ACCOUNT

RECEIPTS

Town of Plymouth—1972 Approp. $ 250.00 Ford Foundation 750.00 Interest on Account—1972 5.48

Balance Dec. 31, 1972 in Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank $ 1,005.48

FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND

RECEIPTS

U. S. Treas.—Deposited Dec. 12, 1972 $ 16,307.00 Interest—1972 44.68

Balance Dec. 31, 1972 in Plymouth Guaranty Savings Bank $ 16,351.68

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PLYMOUTH PLANNING BOARD'S ANNUAL REPORT

Ike Trojano Phyllis Sutherland John Pillsbury James Smith Henry Fracher

1972 is now history, all those impending decisions, meetings to be held, investigations to conduct, inquiries, invitations, legal opinions! To insure to the best of the ability of those civic minded townspeople who dedicatedly serve without pay that Plymouth will grow with purpose and order and not just happen and to insure that in this inevitable growth the towns balance suffers not and that the taxpayers of some future generation are not saddled with blunders of this one. The Board, except for emergencies, meets the third Thursday of each month to hear new requests and pass on those previously submitted. We have several new members now and are most happy to welcome aboard Henry Fracher. Phyllis Sutherland who in her unofficial capacity has lifted the Board's secretarial chores from this scribe's shoulders for which I am most grateful and at the same time wish to express on behalf of the Board our deep appreciation for services rendered by Phil Lenentine who because of business pressures found it necessary to resign after years of faithful service. The Plymouth Planning Board wishes once again to express its appreciation for support from the town's citizens.

Respectfully submitted,

HORACE A. MORSE Treasurer-Secretary

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REPORT OF TREASURER TRUST FUNDS OF PLYMOUTH, N. H. 1972 General Fund—Income and Expenses for Cemeteries

Cash Balance Forward 1-1-72 Savings Account #30713 $ 3,917.31 Checking Account 4,429.26

$ 8,346.57 Income During Year from Operations:

Dividends (1971—from Savings Acct. #30580) 91.52 Dividends (1972) 3,245.61 Interest (1967-1971—from acct. #30580) 1,064.58 Interest (1972) 1,184.89 Opening Graves and Tomb Rental 1,805.00 Annual Care of Lots 1,132.00 Sale of Truck 50.00 Sale of Lots 112.50 Town Approp. (for abandoned cemeteries) 300.00 Credit on Water Bill 3.50

8,989.60

Total Income $ 17^36.17

Expenses Purchases Small Tools $ 25.60 Large Tools 176.00 1966 Truck 850.00 Office Equipment 122.30

1,173.90

Opening & Closing Graves 1,080.32

Water and Sewer 21.50

Office Supplies, Bank Charges, and Report Typing 138.61

Salaries Superintendent 500.00 Clerk 200.00

700.00 Maintenance Tools & Mowers 105.29 Auto Equipment 249.08

354.37 76 Maintenance: General Cemetery 'Mowing 1,915.13 Seeding 25.50 Raking & Cleaning 868.76 Flood & Lightning Damage 620.49 Move Tool House 463.79 Fencing & Gates at Abandoned Cemeteries 578.01 Chemicals 217.10 Miscellaneous 4.84 Flowers 29.00

4,722.62

Total Expenditures $ 8,191.22

Balance on Hand 12-31-72 $ 9,144.95

Checking Acct. $931.07, Savings Acct. $8,213.88—$9,144.95

77 REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE TRUST FUNDS

Since town meeting of 1972, there have been some changes made in the accounts of the Trustees of the Trust Funds. A letter from the office of the Attorney General early in the year asked that the trustees appear before the charitable trust division and the municipal tax division of the tax commission to correct bookkeeping procedures. Their recommendation was that we hire a certified public accountant to reconstruct all the accounting procedures since 1902, when trust funds were first started. Inasmuch as there was no monies raised at town meeting for such an expense, it was decided that the trustees do this work, with the help of the tax division. This work has now been accomplished, and the books are now in accordance with the request of the state departments.

The trustees determined that the common trust monies which were invested in mutual funds were not bearing a high enough dividend rate, so we sold them all, and reinvested the monies in common stock and utility companies as approved by a legal list of investments by the State of New Hampshire. These new funds are expected to yield at least 6% dividends, whereas the mutuals were netting us about 3%. These figures will show up better on the records of 1973, when they will be paying returns for the full year. The profit from the sale of the mutuals, according to the records of 1971, was $14,569.42. We also brought certificates of deposit yielding 6% from the savings account which was paying 5%. This again will show a gain next year when they will be paying interest for the full year. As of December 31, 1972, there is $125,080.06 invested in trust funds, from original individual perpetual care accounts of $60,327.14.

The Trustees of the Trust Funds have the responsibility of managing the funds for the cemeteries of Plymouth, as voted at a town meeting in 1928. Upon the recommendation of the Superin- tendent of Cemeteries, Madison Sears, we had the fences repaired and painted at the abandoned cemeteries—there are 13 in Ply-

78 mouth—and replaced the gates which needed attention. And we had the tool house at Riverside Cemetery moved from an entrance position to the edge of the property. An unusual expense was the flood damage in the summer to the streets in sections three and four, and lightning struck the huge pine tree in section two. This tree had to be removed by the Batchelder Tree Service, and the roads had to be made passable, at quite an expense to the cemetery funds. Another project brought to completion this summer was the re- mapping of Riverside Cemetery. This map shows ownership of all the lots, and perpetual care is indicated on those lots which have said care. When the maps were all drawn, they were photographed and reduced through the kindness of Wallace Stuart, so that copies were made, and the film is being kept for future records.

Respectfully submitted,

ALIDA W. BUCKLAND

E. KEITH COCHRANE JAMES E. CURRIE

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: Income . .»fr.'^.iLit New Funds (see exhibit 2A) $ 3,387.50 Capital Gains (see exhibit 2B) 871.31 Dividends (see exhibit 2B) Mutual Funds 2,296.35 Stocks 949.26 Interest—Account 30580 515.34 Interest—Certificates of Deposit 393.44 Profit from Sales of Mutual Funds Less Stocks Purchased (see exhibit 2B) 12,334.50

20,747.70

Total Available $ 36,963.32

Expenses :

1967-1971 Interest to Acct. 30713 1,064.58 1971 Putnam Dividend to Acct. 30713 91.52 1972 Interest to Acct. 30713 515.34 1972 Interest on C. D.'s to Acct. 30713 393.44 1972 Dividends to Acct. 30713 3,245.61 Purchase CD. 902417 (Foster) 7,417.05 Purchase CD. 902418 8,000.00 Purchase CD. 902543 8,000.00

Total Expenses 28,727.54

Balance 12-31-72 $ 8,235.78

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FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT Common Trust #2—Exhibit 2A—Perpetual Care on Lots

l^ame Lot—Division Amount Butler, Haven 35—4 $ 125.00 Clifford, Arnold 126—4 125.00 Conkey, Flora 80—3 125.00 Driscoll, William 79—3 125.00 Edgerly, Lois 93—4 125.00 Elliott, Malcolm 42—3 (partial) 50.00 Elliott, Marguerite 103W— 75.00 Felton, Arlene 40—3 125.00 Franusiak, Walter 75W— 75.00 Gammons, Samuel 80—4 125.00 Guinan, Dorothy 99—4 125.00 LaFleur, Osborne 21—3 125.00 Lovett, Ralph 121—1 125.00 Moulton, Ralph 114—4 125.00 Powers, Mrs. Oscar 53—2 125.00 Roberts, Mrs. Arden 113E— 75.00 Samaha, Irene 72—3 125.00 Tear, Carolyn 90—3 125.00 Tomlinson, Lottie 151E— 75.00 Wood, Florence 115 2 125.00 Prescott, Irene 45W— 75.00 Arold, Sheila (new lot) Graves 5 & 6 186—4 37.50 Duncan, John (new lot) 117E— 75.00 McCutcheon, S. & A. (D. Speare) 72 4 125.00 Currier, Mary (P. Currier) 25 4 125.00 Dolloff, Grover 97—3 125.00 Downing, Lawrence % 137—1 75.00 Feinen, George 67—1 125.00 Plant, Elmer (Max Plant) 96—2 125.00 Prescott, Norris (Hardy lot) 46W— (partial) 25.00 Rosello, Lillian 82—4 125.00 Saliba, Moses 58—2 125.00

Total Received $ 3,387.50

83 REPORT of the FOREST FIRE WARDEN and DISTRICT CHIEF

In New Hampshire, forest fire control is a cooperative State-town program. The Town Forest Fire Warden, appointed by the Direc- tor, Division of Resources Development upon recommendation of the Selectmen and the State's District Forest Fire Chief is responsible for fire suppression and other related duties. The State shares equal- ly with the town in the cost of most forest fires, except illegal and careless fires, which are charged to the responsible party. The State further provides fire detection services, prevention programs, fire training for town wardens and crews, and back up equipment for fire suppression.

By authority of the State, the Town Forest Fire Warden con- trols all outside burning in his town. Any person wishing to kindle a fire when the ground is not covered with snow must obtain a fire permit, free of cost, from the Town Forest Fire Warden. No permits will be issued for fires between 9:00 A. M. and 5:00 P. M. unless it is raining, except for commercial purposes.

Please be careful when using fire, remember it can be an extreme- ly useful tool when under control but once allowed to run wild it can become a disastrous and devastating force. Only you can pre- vent forest fires.

Number of fires reported and acres burned - 1972 season:

STATE 410 fires 361 acres burned DISTRICT S6 10l^ TOWN

HUBERT C. HARTWELL, JR. GLENN L. WILLIAMS DISTRICT CHIEF FOREST FIRE WARDEN

84 AUDITORS' REPORT

As prescribed by law, we have examined the books and records maintained by the Selectmen, Town Treasurer, Town Clerk, Trustees of the Trust Funds, Treasurer of the Library Trustees, Treasurer of the Park and Recreation Commission, Justice of the District Court and Tax Collector.

The records of the individual receipts were found to be correctly cast and properly vouched. We have verified cash balances and reconciled bank statements for such officials as have town business accounts.

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 the Town Trust Funds, Road Agent, Chief of Police, and Clerk of the District Court.

SAMUEL H. DREGHORN

EDITH R. SMITH

Auditors

February 14, 1972

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~~Annual Report~~

~~PLYMOUTH FIRE DISTRICT~~

~~INDEX~~

~~Fire District Officers 5~~

~~Warrant 6~~

~~Report of Treasurer, Sewer Department 8~~

~~Report of Treasurer, Water Department 11~~

~~Water Work Report 14~~

~~Sewer Department, Work Report 15~~

~~Meter Sizes 16~~

~~Auditors' Report 17 ^~~

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~~PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT OFFICERS~~

~~Commissioners~~

~~John Noseworthy Term Expires 1973~~

~~George F. Henderson Term Expires 1974~~

~~Grover C. Dolloff Term Expires 1975~~

~~Clerk: Auditors~~

~~James E. Currie Samuel H. Dreghom Edith R. Smith~~

~~Moderator: Superintendent Walter L. Murphy John R. Wood, Sr.~~

~~Treasurer~~

~~James E. Currie~~

~~5 :~~

~~THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE~~

~~To the Inhabitants of the Plymouth Village Water and Sewer District qualified to Vote in District Affairs:~~

~~You are hereby notified to meet at the Auditorium of the Area High School on Thursday, the 8th day of March, next at 7:30 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 ensuing year.~~

~~Article 4. To choose Auditors for the ensuing year.~~

~~Article 5. To choose a District Commissioner for the ensuing~~

~~three years.~~

~~Article 6. To see what sum of money the District will vote to raise for fire protection for the ensuing year. (Hydrant Rental)-~~

Article 7. To see if the District will vote to authorize the Com- missioners to borrow such sums of money as may be necessary to pay debts of the District and to give notes therefore, countersigned by the District Treasurer.

Article. 8. To see if the District will vote to authorize the Com- missioners to make application for and to accept and expend on behalf of the District, any and all grants or offers from State of Fed- eral Government or other sources available for the purpose of de- fraying expenses in the renovation of the District Reservoir system.

Article 9. To see if the District will vote to appropriate the sum of Four Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand Dollars ($455,000.00) for the purpose of executing the first part of a program for the renovation of the District Reservoir System, and to raise a sum not to exceed Four Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand Dollars ($455,000.00) by borrowing on the credit of the District through the issuance of serial notes or bonds of the District to be signed by the District Commis- sioners and counter-signed by the District Treasurer in accordance with the New Hampshire Municipal Finance Act. :

~~Article 10. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.~~

~~Given under our hands and seals this 21st day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-three.~~

~~JOHN NOSEWORTHY GEORGE F. HENDERSON GROVER C. DOLLOFF~~

~~Commissioners~~

~~A true copy attest~~

~~JOHN NOSEWORTHY GEORGE F. HENDERSON GROVER C. DOLLOFF Commissioners : : :~~

~~PLYMOUTH VILLAGE WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT~~

~~Report of the Treasurer—Sewer Department~~

~~For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1972~~

~~INCOME~~

~~Cash on Hand, January 1, 1972 $ 1,037.36 Sewer Assessments 77,939.16 Outside Labor & Materials $ 175.55 New Services 175.00~~

~~350.55 W.P.C—N.H. Project 61—Final Payment 1,038.00 State of N. H. 24,889.00~~

~~Total Income $105,253.07 Uncollected Sewer Accounts 24.76 Uncollected Misc. Accounts 268.00~~

~~292.76~~

~~$105,545.83~~

~~PAYMENTS~~

~~Mains & Manholes: Superintendent Mains 285.90 Manholes 320.20 Labor Mains 375.07 Manholes 181.71 Misc. 8.20 Supplies & Expenses: Mains 649.73 Manholes 3.89 Repairs Mains 930.66 Manholes 12.40~~

~~2,767.76~~

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~~structures & Lagoon:~~

Superintendent Treatment Plant 2,737.57 Pumps 109.88 Misc. 6.08 Labor Lagoon 266.12 Structures 4,788.14 Pumps 474.05 Supplies & Expenses: Lagoon 399.25 Structures: Treatment Plant 2,595.42 Shop 100.21 Pumping Station No. 1 211.87 Pumping Station No. 2 183.23 Chemicals 1,646.25 Misc. Chemicals 936.09 Equipment Treatment Plant 274.22

~~Repairs :~~

~~Lagoon .27~~

~~Structures Treatment Plant 345.96 Pumping Station No. 1 5.99~~

~~Power Purchase: Treatment Plant 1,510.05 Pumping Station No. 1 146.81 Pumping Station No. 2 32.16 Equipment Treatment Plant 836.51 Pumping Station No. 1 244.03 Pumping Station No. 2 23.23~~

~~$ 17,873.39~~

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~~other Expenses:~~

Salaries of District Officers 600.00 Auditors 25.00 Moderator 12.50 Salaries of General Clerks 1,594.60 General Office Expenses 875.67 Other General Expenses: Refunds $ 140.99 Ret. & Soc. Sec. 1,116.59 B. & M. Land Easement 30.00 Misc. 48.09

~~1,335.67 Printing Town Reports 80.25 Insurance 1,828.75 Garage Expenses 525.23 Interest 20,795.00~~

~~$ 27,672.67~~

~~Fixed Assets:~~

~~Mains 3.54 Manholes 422.06 Structures Treatment Plant 14.50 Equipment Treatment Plant 1,092.37 Other Equipment 2,431.22 Bonds Paid 40,000.00 Notes Paid—^Water Dept. 5,000.00~~

~~48,963.69~~

~~Total Payments $ 97,277.51 Cash on Hand, December 31, 1972 7,975.56 Uncollected Sewer Accounts 24.76 Uncollected Misc. Accounts 268.00~~

~~$105,545.83~~

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~~PLYMOUTH VILLAGE WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT Report of the Treasurer—Water Department For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1972~~

~~mCOME~~

~~Cash on Hand, January 1, 1972 $ 11,002.68 Petty Cash on Hand, January 1, 1972 25.00 Water Rents 71,616.80 Meter Charge ? 3,964.84 New Services 350.00 Outside Labor & Materials 3,536.14 Junk Sold 30.00~~

~~7,880.98 Town of Plymouth—Hydrants 10,400.00 Sewer Dept.—Note 5,000.00~~

~~Total Income 105,925.46 Uncollected Water Accounts 106.97 Uncollected Misc. Accounts 862.85~~

~~969.82~~

~~$106,895.28~~

~~PA^nVlENTS~~

Water Supply Expenses: Superintendent $ 626.79 Labor Source of Supply 148.97 Pumping Station 1,342.99 Purification 7.00 Miscellaneous 5.69 Supplies & Expenses Pumping Station 418.44 Purification System 7.40 Power Purchase 6,502.20 Repairs Water Supply Structure & Equipment 98.25 Pumping Station Structures & Equipment 543.17

~~$ 9,700.90~~

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~~Distribution Expenses:~~

Superintendent 7,624.04 Labor Distribution 7,538.34 Meter Labor 710.79 Supplies & Expenses: Meters 4.05 Other Distribution 853.78 Repairs Distribution Structures 10.53 Mains 400.31 Services 120.63 Hydrants 393.81 Meters 281.65 Other Distribution Equipment 1,002.03

~~18,939.96~~

~~Other Expenses:~~

Salaries of District Officers 600.00 Moderator 12.50 Auditors 25.00 Salaries of Office Clerks 1,594.60 General Office Expenses 950.04 Other General Expenses 2,753.52 Insurance 1,443.75 Printing Town Reports 80.25 Shop Expenses 475.14 Garage Expenses 700.36 Interest 809.78

~~9,444.94~~

Fixed Assets: Water Storage Land 415.49 Renovation of Dist Reservoir System —Article 7 4.00 Garage Structures 107.46 Pumping Station Equipment 484.09 Distribution Mains 652.80 Article 10—Hatch Plaza Line 9,000.00 Services 2,003.78 Hydrants 211.95

~~12 Meters 1,190.88 Garage Equipment 148.96 Other Equipment 6,752.92 Bonds Paid 16,000.00 Relocation Note 10,000.00~~

~~46,972.33~~

~~Total Payments $ 85,058.13~~

~~Cash on Hand, December 31, 1972 $ 20,842.33 Petty Cash, December 31, 1972 25.00 Outstanding Water Accounts 106.97 Outstanding Misc. Accounts 862.85~~

~~21,837.15~~

~~$106,895.28~~

~~13 PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FmE DISTRICT WATER DEPARTMENT~~

~~1972 WORK REPORT~~

~~New Water Service Lines Installed 13~~

~~New Water Meters Installed 16~~

~~Old Water Service Lines Replaced 4~~

~~Service Lines Repaired 7~~

~~Old Water Meters Replaced 27~~

~~Meters Junked 7~~

~~Meters Checked 35~~

~~Meters Repaired 25~~

~~New Water Mains Installed 63 ft. 11/2 cement lined pipe replaced on Pleasant Street Ext.~~

~~1,140 ft. 12" c 1 pipe layed from Birchwood Drive to Precinct line Rt. 25~~

~~1,300 ft. 12" c 1 pipe layed on Rte. 25 from Precinct line to Hatch Plaza by Riverbrook Trust.~~

~~Main Water Lines Repaired 2~~

~~Hydrants Repaired 3~~

~~Frozen Meters ^~~

~~Frozen Hydrants 1~~

~~14 PLYMOUTH VILLAGE FIRE DISTRICT—SEWER DEPT.~~

~~1972 WORK REPORT~~

~~New Connections to Sewers 9~~

~~Sewer Manholes Rebuilt 6~~

~~New Sewer Manholes Installed 3~~

~~Sewers Repaired or Cleaned 25~~

~~Septic Tank Loads Received 49~~

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~~AUDITORS' REPORT~~

~~We have audited the cash books of the Treasurer of the Plymouth Village Fire District for the Year ending December 31, 1972 and have found the entries to have been correctly cast and properly vouched.~~

~~We have examined the surety bonds of the Treasurer and Sec- retary of the District.~~

We have burned sixteen (16) Water Department Bonds numbered 285-300 inclusive totaling $16,000.00 We have burned the following Sewer Department Bonds: two (2) numbered 3-4 inclusive, and six (6) numbered 25-30 inclusive totaling $40,000.00.

~~We have burned the following coupons~~

~~Twelve (12) numbered 3-14 inclusive, totaling $1,770.00 March 1972~~

~~Sixteen (16) numbered 286-300 inclusive, totaling $160.00— April 1972~~

~~Eighty-one (81) numbered 25-105 inclusive, totaling $7,897.50 —April 1972~~

~~Eight (8) numbered 107-114 inclusive, totaling $780.00— April 1972~~

~~Ten (10) numbered 5-14 inclusive, totaling $1,475.00—Sept. 1972~~

~~Fifty-nine (59) numbered 25-83 inclusive, totaling $5,752.50 October 1972~~

~~Five (5) numbered 85-89 inclusive, totaling $487.50—October 1972~~

~~Eleven (11) numbered 95-105 inclusive, totaling $1,072.50 October 1972~~

~~Two (2) numbered 108-109 inclusive, totaling $195.00—Oc- tober 1972. SAMUEL H. DREGHORN EDITH R. SMITH Auditors February 14, 1972~~

~~Annual Report~~

~~Eighty-Seventh~~

~~TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT~~

~~EIGHTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT~~

~~TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT~~

~~School District Officers 4~~

~~Warrant 5~~

~~EXECUTIVE REPORTS~~

~~Superintendent of Schools 8~~

~~Principal of High Schools 13~~

~~Principal of Elementary School 14~~

~~School Nurse Report 15~~

~~FINANCIAL REPORTS~~

~~School District Treasurer~~

~~July 1, 1971 — June 30, 1972 17~~

~~Auditor's Certificates 18-19-27 School Lunch & Balance Sheet 21 Balance Sheet 22~~

~~Status of School Notes & Bonds 23 State Tax Commission 23~~

~~District Budget 24 PLYMOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS~~

~~Moderator~~

~~WALTER L. MURPHY~~

~~Clerk and Treasurer JOSEPHINE LARGENT~~

~~School Board ELDWIN A. WIXSON, Chairman DONALD B. WHITESELL MARGARET E. FRACHER~~

~~Auditors SAMUEL DREGHORN EDITH R. SMITH~~

~~Truant Officer JOHN CLOUD~~

~~Assistant Superintendent of Schools N. KENNETH SMITH~~

~~Superintendent of Schools M. WAYNE BOWIE~~

~~4 THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE~~

~~To the Inhabitants of the School District in the Town of Ply- mouth in the County of Grafton in said State qualified to vote in District Affairs:~~

You are hereby notified to meet at the Lecture Auditorium in the Area High School in said district on Thursday, the first day of March, 1973, at eight o'clock in the afternoon of said day to act upon the following subjects:

~~Article 1. To hear the reports of agents, auditors and com- dttees or officers chosen and to pass any vote relative thereto.~~

Article 2. To see if the District will raise and appropriate ;he sum of One Million One Hundred Three Thousand Five Hundred ;ifty-Three Dollars ($1,103,553.00) for the support of schools and for the payment of statutory obligations of the District and to Luthorize the application against said appropriation of such sums IS are estimated to be received from State Foundation Aid Fund, |;ogether with other income; the School Board to certify to the Selectmen the balance between the estimated revenue and the ap- )ropriation which leaves an estimated balance of Five Hundred ;eventy-Eight Thousand Six Hundred Five Dollars ($578,605.00) [:o be raised by taxes by the Town.

Article 3. To see if the District will vote to authorize the jhool Board to make application for and to accept on behalf of [he District any and all grants or offers for educational purposes rhich may now or hereafter be forthcoming from the State of New [ampshire and/or the United States.

Article 4. To see if the District will establish a contingency |und to meet the costs of unanticipated expense which may arise luring the year in an amount not to exceed One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), all in accordance with Revised Statutes Annotated !98:4-b.

~~Article 5. To see if the School District will authorize the >chool Board to negotiate and execute such tuition contracts as they aay deem advisable for non-area School Districts.~~

Article 6. To see if the District will vote to authorize the chool Board to negotiate and enter into such agreements as may >e necessary and incidental to the lease of a portion of the property wned by the School District to the Supervisory Union for the pur- ose of the construction of a building to be owned by the Supervis- ry Union, and to authorize the School Board further to execute nny and all instruments as may be incidental thereto. Article 7. To transact such other business which may legally come before said meeting.

~~ii Given under our hands seals of and this 13th day February in i the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-three.~~

~~ELDWIN A. WIXSON, JR. DONALD B. WHITESELL MARGARET N. FRACHER Plymouth School Board~~

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we caused true copies of the within Warrant to be posted at the place of the meeting and at the Plymouth Court House, being a public place within said Town of Plymouth, on the 13th day of February, 1973, and a like true copy to be published in the Plymouth Record, a newspaper of general circulation in the said Town of Plymouth on the 13th day of February, 1973.

~~ELDWIN A. WIXSON, JR. DONALD B. WHITESELL MARGARET N. FRACHER Plymouth School Board THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE~~

~~To the Inhabitants of the School District in the Town of Ply- mouth in the County of Grafton in said State qualified to vote in District Affairs:~~

You are hereby notified to meet at the Lecture Auditorium in the Area High School in said district on the sixth day of March, 1973, polls to be open for voting at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day and to close no earlier than six o'clock in the afternoon of _said day to act upon the following subject:

~~Article 1. To elect all school district officers which appear on the official school district ballot for the ensuing year.~~

~~Oiven under our hands and seals this 13th day of February in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-three.~~

~~ELDWIN A. WIXSON, JR. DONALD B. WHITESELL MARGARET N. FRACHER Plymouth School Board~~

~~ELDWIN A. WIXSON, JR. DONALD B. WHITESELL MARGARET N. FRACHER Plymouth School Board REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS~~

~~This will be my final report as ycur superintendent of schools. I have resigned from the position effective June 30, 1973.~~

It would be easy at this time to review the changes in the school system over the years, both in terms of finance and administration but I do not intend to do this. Instead I will write briefly on where the schools are today and what I think you can expect to see in the years directly ahead. The School Board, the principals and this oifice have been working on a proposed budget for 1973-1974 since early in December. Only as this is written has a revised copy been completed to be presented at a To^vn Budget Hearing. For the first time in history the school budget exceeds one million dollars. You can rest assured that every dollar can be accounted fcr and will be used wisely.

Reasons for the budget increase are varied. (1) More pupils are expected and it costs more for teaching, books and supplies. (2) Costs in about everything connected with education are still rising. (3) In order to maintain our status as an approved elementary school new positions must be added. (4) Plymouth has been designated as a Vocational Center by the State Board of Education. This Center will cost money to implement but should return large dividends in terms of Federal Funds for salaries, buildings and equipment. These are the main reasons for an increased budget. The enrollment of the school next year will approach 1000 pupils K-12. While the largest growth at present will be at the High School level, the enrollment in the elementary grades is expected to rise also. It is anticipated that the freshman high school class next year will number about 160 pupils. To my knowledge this is the largest high school class ever and for the first time Plymouth High School will have an enrollment of nearly 500 pupils. If the growth rate continues, with the near future plans should be formalized to provide more space. Although we aren*t in any immediate danger of overcrowding, when you begin to reach capacity limits time goes by quickly. Original plans provided space for about 1,050 pupils and a 10% overload probably could be handled without a problem, but do not wait until you have to go on double sessions to act. As stated earlier, Plymouth has been designated as a Vocational Center by the State Board of Education, if and when we meet certain standards. With this in mind we have been looking for a Vocational Director since last Spring. They are difficult to find and it was only last week that someone was found who met both the local and state criteria. He is already on the job. 8 The outcome of adding a Vocational Director should be seen next year by additional vocational courses in the high school. Where before most high school courses were of an exploratory nature such as business education, homemaking and industrial arts the intention

1 is to train students locally so they are ready for the job market when they graduate. One course already in operation is a Foods and Nutrition Class. This has proven popular and positive results are already evident. Incidentally 80% of the Director's salary next u year will be federally supported.

I Several changes will be made at the School during 1973-1974 [ that should provide more coordination and benefit to the schools and other town agencies. The town library and the school library will be coordinated so that the school will gain more benefit from the town library and town library patrons will be able to use the facilities of the school. It is expected that the school library will be open nights to conform with the hours of the town facility. It will take a year or two of experience to achieve the desired results but there is no question it is a wise move.

Another area where more cooperation is being proposed is with the Park and Recreation Commission. Built into the school budget are plans for part of the salary for a person to work with the Direc- tor in outside activities of maintenance, upkeep of school grounds and premises. During the summer months outside areas are used little by the school though they have to be maintained a great deal by Park and Recreation. This additional help makes sense in terms of overall maintenance and supervision. The district has received commendations from DRED (Depart- ment of Resources and Economic Development) for the sharing of facilities with Park and Recreation. I am sure the plan will en- hance that situation and feel reasonably sure if avenues with the State DRED offices are kept open Federal financial help in terms of a 50% cost of improvements on the site will be considered. Some residents may know that the AREA High School was evalu- ated last Fall by a committee representing the New England Asso- ciation of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Not all high schools in the state belong to this association and some could not belong if they wished because standards could not be met. With a few ex- ceptions your high school received an excellent rating and has been accredited for another five years. Accreditation means a lot, especially to students who go to college or other post secondary education. elementary school is in the process of meeting the new State I The "Minimum Standards. Almost all the requirements have already been met with the exception of guidance, health education and Spe- cial Education. At this writing it is intended to use P. L. 89-10 ESEA Title I Funds to employ a guidance teacher for next year; an elementary person to help with Physical and Health Education 9 has been included in the budget; and temporarily Special Education will be taken care of through the Pemigewasset Development Cen- ter. Thus all standards will be met. Plymouth then will have a fully accredited elementary and secondary school. An excellent elementary school curriculum is now well established. The reading and mathematics programs, in my opinion, are as good as can be purchased and the ESS Science program which is a new approach to the teaching of elementary science is proving its worth. One area where in my opinion upgrading is necessary is in a sequential social studies curriculum. It is not the fault of the school or the district we do not have this now. Book publishers to date have just not been able to publish an entire correlated series that meets our needs. In the junior high school so-called mini courses have been in- stituted. They have been popular and well received by the students. You can also expect to see more quarter or half year courses offered in the high school as time goes on. Secondary schools all over the country are using this technique as holding power to attract students to school and to keep them there until graduation. The vocational aspect will also help. Although we now have one of the lowest drop out rates of any school in the state, it can be improved upon and should be. I would be remiss if I did not mention the quality of staff throughout the school system. They are a group of dedicated pro- fessionals who do their job well. Plymouth with its new school and the college should attract outstanding applicants for positions for years to come. In spite of the fact that Plymouth State College no longer oper- ates the elementary school their cooperation has been excellent. Our elementary education has benefited from the association and I hope in a small way the school has helped them. Another School District Meeting will soon be history and another school budget will be voted. I have been very appreciative over the years for the financial support of the district. Each year the School Board, the Town Budget Committee and this office have worked hours to make a budget that was reasonable and could be justified. How well we have succeeded in fulfilling our commitments may be questioned but your loyalty and cooperation cannot. For the past 17 years not a single school budget to my knowledge was ever cut. This speaks for itself. Your efforts have not gone un-j noticed. ' In closing, many thanks to those supporters of the schools and good education who have made our school system one of the best in the state. Respectfully submitted, M. WAYNE BOWIE Superintendent of Schools 10 EXPLANATION OF SUPERINTENDENT'S AND

~~ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT'S SALARY FOR 1971-1972~~

Chapter 189, Section 48 Revised Statutes Annotated of the State of New Hampshire, requires that the school district annual report show the total amount paid to the Superintendent of Schools as per the following quotation: ''Reports. Each superintendent of a supervisory union shall annually prepare a report of the total salary paid to the superintendent, showing in detail the amount paid by the state and each local school district, and their share of same. Said report shall be filed with the school board of each school district involved and shall be included in the annual report of the re- spective school district as a separate entry. A like report and entry shall be made for each assistant superintendent, teacher consultant, and business administrators, if any is in service in the union."

One-half of the supervisory union expenses is prorated among the several school districts of the union on the basis of adjusted valuations. One half is prorated on the basis of average daily membership in the school for the previous school year ending June 30th. The salary of $15,700 which was received by the Superintendent of Schools of Supervisory Union #48 during 1971-1972 was made up as follows: $2,500 paid by the State of New Hampshire and $13,200 was prorated among the school districts comprising the Supervisory Union. Allowance for $1,000 travel within the Union was also prorated as stated above.

The salary of the Assistant Superintendent during 1971-1972 was made up as follows: $2,700 paid by the State of New Hamp- shire and $10,500 was prorated as stated above. Allowance for $1,000 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.~~

~~I Asst. Asst. Adjusted Supt's. Supt's. Supt's. Supt's.~~

~~Dist. Percent Salary Travel Salary Travel~~

~~Campton 13.93 $ 1,838.76 $ 139.30 ? 1,462.65 $ 139.30~~

~~Holderness 20.41 2,694.12 204.10 2,143.05 204.10~~

~~Plymouth 42.38 5,594.16 423.80 4,449.90 423.80~~

~~Rumney 9.24 1,219.68 92.40 970.20 92.40~~

~~Thornton 6.71 885.72 67.10 704.55 67.10~~

~~Waterville Valley 3.34 440.88 33.40 350.70 33.40~~

~~Wentworth 3.99 526.68 39.90 418.95 39.90~~

~~100.00% $13,200.00 $1,000.00 $10,500.00 $1,000.00~~

~~jyi[. WAYNE BOWIE~~

~~Superintendent of Schools~~

~~12 PLYMOUTH AREA HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S ANNUAL REPORT~~

~~I hereby submit my twenty-first annual report as Principal of the Plymouth Area High School.~~

Our staff has five new teachers this year: Mr. Chipman - Mathe- matics, Mrs. Wimsatt - Freshman English, Mrs. Brook - English, Mr. Steele - Auto Driving, Mr. Wentzell - Vocational Nutrition and Mr. LeBlanc has returned after a year's leave of absence in Shop.

The New England Association of Schools and Colleges conducted the evaluation of our school in November and has accredited us for five years of membership. Several recommendations have been made which must be adhered to if we hope to continue as members after the five year period. The staff and administration are studying these recommendations so that an early solution can be found to expedite the report.

~~It has been a pleasure to work in our new building and I commend our staff and students for their part in making this a successful year.~~

~~The estimated figures for the next five years are as follows: Class of 1973 100 Class of 1974 116 Class of 1975 116 Class of 1976 124 Class of 1977 160~~

~~I wish to express my appreciation to the School Board, Superin- tendents Bowie and Smith, teachers, students, parents and citizens for their help and cooperation during the past year.~~

~~Respectfully submitted,~~

~~GEORGE C. ZOULIAS Principal~~

~~13 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S REPORT January 26, 1973~~

The Plymouth Elementary School has had a very successful year. We have very nearly the same faculty we had last year, so ij that we have been able to continue toward the same educational goals which were set up last year. We enjoyed again this year a series of parent meetings at each grade level, and we feel that these meetings are very helpful in building a good relationship between parents and school. In this way, through communication among parents, teachers, and com- i munity can our problems be solved. We held, also, a very successful "Open House" day, where the school was opened all day long to the visitations of parents, so that they could see the school in actual operation. The response by parents was excellent, since we had about one hundred fifty visitors en that day. We hope to conduct another such day during this school year. This past year we put into the school a new elementary science program, which emphasized experimentation through the inquiry method. In the Social Studies area also, w^e have established the inquiry method of learning through the Databank system. This system teaches students to inquire about and search for solutions to prob-

' lems rather than teaching dates and facts to be learned. The Data- bank uses text books, resource books, pictures, films and filmstrips in its presentation. We have continued to put great emphasis on our reading program and, after careful consideration of many programs, we added the new Scott-Foresman reading program to our curriculum. In the seventh and eighth grade area we made a number of changes in the program, and we were able to offer to the students a varied mini-course and activity program during the last period of the day. Some of the courses and activities offered were French, a bachelor's cooking course, a girls* "Fix-It" course, boys' street hockey, a camera club, a radio course, needlework, drama, chess and cribbage, and skiing on our own slope here at school. We have added many new books and audio-visual materials to our library, and our students now have one of the best school libraries in the state. We shall continue to strive to give your children the best education possible, and we are very grateful for the cooperation given to us from the community. Respectfully submitted, MARION CLARK 14 PLYMOUTH SCHOOL NURSE'S REPORT

~~The following is a report of the health program for Plymouth schools for five months of 1972:~~

~~Dr. F. D. Mclver, school physician, completed physical examinations for 210 pupils, including those participating in team sports.~~

~~Mrs. Herberta Stark, R.D.H., of the Bureau of Dental Public Health, presented a program on dental hygiene in the elementary school on December 6th and 7th.~~

~~The Lindsay Fund, administered by the American Red Cross provided an appointment for one pupil with Dr. D. B. Whitesell.~~

The Plymouth Lion's Club purchased a much needed vision screening Ortho-rater and presented it to the Plymouth schools. The machine used previously was loaned to Mrs. Blanche MacDonald, R.N., school nurse for Thornton, Campton, Rumney and Wentworth for use in those towns. The Lions Club also paid for an appointment with Dr. Mclver, and a prescription for one pupil.

On October 27th, Miss Constance Martin, R.N., of the N. H. Tuberculosis and Health Association administered the tuberculin skin test to 60 members of the faculty and staff. Two reactors were found and follow-up procedures completed.

~~In December, a measles immunization level survey was under- taken with the following results:~~

~~1. Kindergarten thru Grade 8 (67% responded) —97% of these pupils had either had measles or received measles vaccine.~~

~~2. Grade 9 thru 12 (31% responding) — all of those responding have either had measles or the vaccine.~~

~~15 Nurse's Work~~

~~Vision Tests 159 Hearing 124 Head Inspection 155 Heights and Weights 148 Special medication per physician's orders 32 Home Visits 5 First Aid as necessary- Follow-up as indicated~~

~~Communicable Diseases Reported~~

~~"Flu'* Virus 200+ Impetigo 5 Measles 1 Mumps 1~~

~~I wish to thank the people who have helped with this program during the past year.~~

~~Respectfully submitted,~~

~~Dorothy J. Morris, R.N. School Nurse~~

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~~REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER IN ACCOUNT WITH PLYMOUTH TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972~~

Cash on Hand, July 1, 1971 Pemi. National Bank $ 4.85 1971-72 Appropriation as set by State Tax Com. $532,123.68 TOTAL RECEIVED FROM TOWN OP PLYMOUTH 632,123.68 Received from State of New Hampshire: Driver Training Reimb. 1,900.00 Building Aid 59,842.35 Reorganization Incentive Aid 5,050.97 Sweepstakes 7,725.32 National Forest Reserve 614.65 Driver Training Reimb. 2,700.00 State Testing Program 91.05 Title 1, ESEA Reimb. 12,033.00 TOTAL RECEIVED FROM STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE $ 89,957.34 Tuitions Elementary 2,388.00 High School 319,025.19

TOTAL RECEIVED FROM TUITIONS 321,413.19 Miscellaneous Income: Rent 191.00 'Sale of Equipment 176.75 Refunds 150.40 Withdrawal Incentive Aid Funds from Ply. Guar. Savings Bank Account 15,734.91 TOTAL RECEIVED FROM MISCELLANEOUS INCOME 16,253.06 TOTAL RECEIVED INCOME OTHER THAN FROM TOWN OF PLYIMOUTH 427,623.59

~~TOTAL INCOME $959,752.12~~

Receipts Other Than Income (Reiw^bursements for Disbursement of Equal Amounts, Distributed by District) iStudent Activity Fund Reimb. 546.59 N. H. Interscholastic Athletic Assoc. Reimb. 21.60 Plymouth Area School Account Loan 8,000.00 Plymouth High School Store Reimb. 68.25 'State of N. H. Hot Lunch Program 7,919.63 Insurance Losses 1,566.00 Piling Pees 6.00

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~~Teacher Worksihop Reimb. 580.00 Blue Cross & Blue Shield 581.07 F.I.C. and Withholding 1,747.31~~

TOTAL RECEIPTS OTHER THAN INCOME 21,036.45*

TOTAL INCOME AND RECEIPTS $980,788.57 DISBURSEMENTS Expenses Interest on Bonds Boston Safe Deposit & Trust 82.50 Interest on Bonds New England Merchants Bank 64,831.25 Interest on Bonds First National Bank of Boston 150.00 Interest on Bonds New England Merchants Bank 60,281.25 Principal Paid New England Merchants Bank 150,000.00 Principal Paid Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. 5,000.00 Principal Paid First National Bank of Boston 10,000.00 Admin. & Maint. Expenses (Incl. Area School) 669,405.51

TOTAL EXPENSES 959,750.51 Disbursements Other Than Expenses (Distributions by District for which it Received Receipts of Equal Amounts:) Student Activity Fund Reimb. 546.59 N. H. Interscholastic Athletic Assoc. Reimb. 21.60 Plymouth Area School Account Loan 8,000.00 Plymouth High School Store Reimb. 68.25 iState of N. H. Hot Lunch & Milk Program 9,712.21 Insurance Losses 1,566.00 Filing Fees 6.00 Teachers Workshop Reimb. 580.00 Blue Cross & Blue Shield 535.80 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS OTHER THAN EXPENSES 21,036.45 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS PER ORDERS OP THE SCHOOL BOARD $980,786.96 i TOTAL INCOME $980,788.57 TOTAL EXPENSES 980,786.96

~~Cash on Hand—June 30, 1972 $ 1.61~~

~~The above is a true and correct statement of the transactions of the Treas- I urer of the fiscal year ended June 30, 1972.~~

~~JOSEPHINE B. LARGENT I District Treasurer~~

AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE We have today examined the foregoing account, the books of Josephine B. Largent, Treasurer of the Plymouth Town School District and found them correctly cast and properly vouched. SAMUEL H. DREGHORN EDITH R. SMITH Auditors August 2, 1972 18 AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE

~~We have today examined the foregoing account, the books of Josephine B. Largent, Treasurer of the Plsnnouth Town School District, and found them correctly cast and properly vouched.~~

We have this day destroyed bonds and interest coupons presented for pa3mient to the District as follows: Five (5) bonds No's. 71-75 inclusive at $1,000.00 each due 7-15-71 totaling $5,000.00; Ten (10) bonds Nos. 121-180 inclusive at $1,000.00 each due 9-1-71 totaling $10,000.00. Five (5) coupons Nos. 71-75 inclusive at $16.50 each due 7-15-71 totaling $82.50; Ten (10) coupons Nos. 121-130 inclusive at $15.00 each due 9-1-71 totaling $150.00.

We have this day destroyed bonds and interest coupons presented for payment to the District as follows: Elementary School: Eight (8) bonds Nos. 9-16 inclusive at $5,000.00 each due 7-1-71 totaling $40,000.00; Twenty-nine (29) coupons Nos. 9-37 inclusive at $156.25 each due 7-1-71 totaling $4,531.25; Twenty-one (21) coupons Nos. 17-37 inclusive at $156.25 each due 1-1-72 totaling $3,281.25; Area School: Eleven (11) bonds Nos. 12-22 inclusive at $5,000.00 each due 7-1-71 totaling $55,000.00; Eleven (11) bonds Nos. 12-22 inclusive at $5,000.00 each due 7-1-71 totaling $55,000.00; Two hundred one (201) coupons Nos. 12-212 inclusive at $142.50 each due 7-1-71 totaling $28,642.50; Twd hundred one coupons (201) Nos. 12-212 inclusive at $157.50 each due 7-1-71 totaling $31,657.50; One hundred ninety coupons (190) Nos. 23-212 at $142.50 each due 1-1-72 totaling $27,075.00; One hundred ninety (190) coupons Nos. 23-212 inclusive ot $157.50 each due 1-1-72 totaling $29,925.00.

~~SAIMUBL iH. DREGHORN EDITH R. SMITH Auditors~~

~~August 2, 1972~~

~~19 DETAILED SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS~~

Amountj Date From Whom Description 4.851 7- 1-71 Balance on Deposit Pemi. Nat. Bank $ Various Town of Plymouth—1971-72 Appropriation as set by State Tax Commission 532,123.68 a,900.oo 7-23-71 State of N. H.—Driver Training Reimb. 10-15-71 iState of N. H.—Bldg. Aid 69,842.35 Inc. Aid 5,050.97 11-15-71 State of N. H.—Reorganization i 12-17-71 State of N. H.—^Sweepstakes 7,725.32 I 3-28-72 State of N. H.—Nat. Forest Reserve 614.65 4- 7-72 State of N. H.—Driver Training Reimb. 2,700.00 6-22-72 State of N. H.—^State Testing Program 91.05 6-30-72 State of N. H.—Title 1, ESEA 12,033.00 ELEMENTARY TUITIONS: Various Suzette iMatthey $ 597.00 Various Diane Clark 597.00 Various William Clark 597.00 Various Peter Minnon 597.00

$ 2,388.00 HIGH SCHOOL TUITION: Various Campton 87,799.85 Various Holderness 78,728.50 Various Newfound 1,351.42 Various Rumney 79,142.53 Various Thornton 30,837.79 Various St. Dept. Ed. (Ellsworth) 1,351.42 Various Waterville Valley 1,523.92 Various Wentworth 38,289.76

~~319,025.19 MISCELLANEOUS INCOME: Various Rent—Various 191.00 Various Sale of Equipment—Various 176.75 Various Refunds—Various 150.40 6-30-72 Withdrawal of Incentive Aid Funds~~

from Ply. Guar. Savings 15,734.91 j MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS (NOT INCOME) BEING REIMBURSEMENTS FOR AMOUNTS AS DISTRIBUTED BY THE DISTRICT OF LIKE SUMS. 7- 6-71 Student Activity Fund—Reimb. 546.59 7- 6-71 N. H. Interscholastic Athletic Assoc.—Reimb. 21.60 9-28-71 Plymouth Area School—^Loan 8,000.00 2- 4-72 Plymouth High School Store—Reimb. 68.25 Various State of N. H.—^Hot Lunch Program 7,919.63 Various Insurance Losses 1,566.00 Various Filing Fees—^School Officers 6.00 Various Teachers* Work Shop—Reimb. 580.00 Various Blue Cross & Blue Shield—^Reimb. 581.07 Various F.I.C. and Withholding 1,747.31

~~TOTAL RECEIPTS DURING YEAR $980,788.57 20 PLYMOUTH AREA HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM FINANCIAL STATEMENT July 1, 1971 — June 30, 1972~~

Beginning balance — July 1, 1971 $ 2,840.79 Computer print out - State of New Hampshire Dept. of Education Division of Administration, Child Feeding Services RECEIPTS unch sales - children 16,777.75 Lunch sales - adults 1,293.75 State of N. H. reimbursements 3,993.08 Miscellaneous cash 5,116.10 District appropriation 4,500.00

~~Total Receipts 31,680.68 Total Available 34,521.47 EXPENDITURES Food purchased 12,937.82 Labor 15,612.18 Equipment 372.51 All other expenditures 1,127.98~~

~~Total Expenditures $ 30,050.49 Balance June 30, 1971 4,470.98~~

~~BALANCE SHEET Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1972 ASSETS Cash in bank $ 5,591.84 Money due program 324.16 Reimbursements due program 3,354.38 Food and supply inventory—June 30, 1972 1,215.67~~

Total Assets $ 10,486.05 LIABILITIES Repayment to school district 3,000.00 Blue Cross—Blue Shield assessment 45.27 F.I.C.A. and withholding tax account 877.52 State surplus division 150.09 Purveyors 4,616.37

~~Total Liabilities $ 8,689.25 Net Assets 1,798.80 EDWARD A. WENTZELL 21 : : :~~

~~BALANCE SHEET — JUNE 30, 1972~~

~~ASSETS~~

Cash on Hand June 30, 1972 General Fund $ 1.61 Building Fund 10,764.73 Accounts Due to District: From State: Driver Ed. 2,150.00 From Federal Agency Vocational Ed. 5,008.00 From Others Hot Lunch—Apr.-May-June 3,554.38 Bal. 71-72 Tuition Rumney School Dist 8,671.86 Hot Lunch Loan 3,000.00

~~Total Assets $ 33,150.58 Net Debt 1,999,770.00~~

~~GRAND TOTAL $2,032,920.58~~

~~TJABELrlTIES~~

Amounts Reserved for Special Purposes Building Fund 10,764.73 Accounts Owed by District: N. H. Electric Coop. 1,967.11 Plymouth Water District 917.36 Sprague & Son 687.87 Hot Lunch 3,554.38 Charles Gould Elec, Laconia Off. Supply, Scott Foresman, etc. 2,778.00 Misc. Bills 7,251.13 Notes and Bonds Outstanding 2,005,000.00

~~Total Liabilities $2,032,920.58~~

~~GRAND TOTAL $2,032,920.58~~

~~22 status of School Notes and Bonds~~

~~Outstanding at Beginning of Year: Vocational Building $ 10,000.00 Addition 5,000.00 Elementary & AREA School 2,155,000.00~~

~~$2,170,000.00~~

~~Payment of Principal of Debt : Vocational Building 10,000.00 Addition 5,000.00 Elementary & AREA School 150,000.00~~

~~165,000.00~~

~~Notes & Bonds Outstanding End of Year: Elementary & AREA School 2,005,000.00~~

~~STATE TAX COMMISSION~~

~~TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $990,414.00~~

Revenues and Credits: Unencumbered Balance $ 5,230.00 Sweepstakes 11,908.49 School Building Aid 72,968.09 Driver Education 4,000.00 Other Revenue from State Sources—Incentive Aid 5,101.83 NDEA—Title III, Science, Math & Language 1,350.00 Vocational Education 9,000.00 School Lunch & Special Milk Program 7,500.00 PL—8910 (ESEA) 10,200.00 Tuition 323,262.00

~~TOTAL REVENUES AND CREDITS $450,520.41 DISTRICT ASSESSMENT 1972 $539,893.59~~

~~TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $990,414.00~~

~~23 BUDGET OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PLYMOUTH—1973-74~~

~~1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 Expend. Approved Recom. Budget Budget~~

110.1 District Officers' Salaries $ 1,050.00 $ 1,075.00 $ 1,575.00 135. Contracted Services—Admin. 260.00 180.00 260.00 190.1 District Officers* Expenses 6,911.53 1,225.00 2,175.00 210.3 Salaries for Instruction 440,965.95 449,315.00 502,723.00 215. Textbooks 4,504.17 8,161.00 9,424.00 220. Libraries & Audiovisual Mat'l. 5,276.11 13,450.00 13,707.00 230. Teaching Supplies 21,689.54 34,755.00 39,010.00 235. Contracted Services 30.00 500.00 1,650.00 290.1 Other Expenses of Instruction 3,836.38 4,694.00 2,622.00 310. Attendance Salary 100.00 100.00 100.00 410. Health Service Salaries 7,940.00 7,000.00 7,300.00 490. Other Health Expenses 334.17 150.00 411.00 535. Transp.—Contracted Service 16,500.00 13,750.00 16,000.00 610. Operation of Plant—Salaries 30,608.95 28,050.00 28,500.00 630. Custodial Supplies 4,579.42 5,750.00 3,436.00 640. Heat 8,009.50 8,500.00 8,800.00 645. Utilities, Except Heat 27,317.78 22,000.00 31,000.00 690. Other Expenses—Plant 1,722.50 6,848.00 710. Maintenance Salaries 305.00 2,500.00 725. Replacement of Equipment 767.53 1,370.00 9,757.00 726. Repairs to Equipment 3,086.26 900.00 3,898.00 735. Contracted Services—Maint. 3,048.75 2,950.00 8,984.00 766. Repairs to Buildings 560.66 2,000.00 1,600.00 790. Other Expenses Maint. 1,561.66 5,796.00 850.2 Teachers' Retirement System 9,972.82 14,169.00 16,532.00 850.3 FICA—Employer's 20,144.37 24,336.00 32,003.00 855. Insurance & Blue Cross 5,043.00 5,000.00 5,150.00 6,651.11 8,000.00 9,900.00 910. Salaries—School Lunch 6,000.00 6,300.00 6,700.00 975.1 Fed. Monies—School Lunch-Milk 7,919.63 7,500.00 7,500.00 975.2 District Monies—^School Lunch 4,938.38 1075. Student Body Activities 1,319.45 2,685.00 3,700.00 1265. Sites 4,112.44 500.00 1266. Equipment (Built In) Addition to Bldgs. 8,022.10 1267. Equipment (Not Built In) 14,156.81 6,840.00 1,865.00 1370. Principal on Debt 165,000.00 145,000.00 145,000.00 1371. Interest on Debt 125,345.00 116,169.00 107,382.00 1477.1 Tuition—Adm. Units In-State 440.00 2,260.00 3,440.00 1477.3 Dist. Share of S. U. Expenses 16,703.11 18,755.00 22,955.00 Contingency Fund & Federal Funds 24,525.00 35,850.00

~~Expen ditures 1971-1972 $986,734.08~~

~~Adopted Budget 1972-1973 $990,414.00~~

~~Recom mended Budget 1973-1974 11,103,553.00~~

~~24 :~~

~~Adopted Budget Estimated 1972-73 1973-74 RECEIPTS RECEIPTS:~~

State Sweepstakes $ 11,908.49 $ 12,000.00 School Building Aid 72,968.09 107,000.00 Driver Education 4,000.00 5,500.00 Incentive Aid 5,101.83 5,100.00 Federal: NDEA—Title III 1,350.00 Vocational Education 9,000.00 30,000.00 School Lunch & Special Milk Programogram 7,500.00 7,500.00 PL 89-10 (ESEA) Title I 10,200.00 9,500.00 Other Revenue Federal Sources: DEED Project No. 2 1,600.00 Local Revenue Except Taxes: Tuition 323,262.00 *344,448.00 Town Library Trustees 2,300.00 Unencumbered Balance 5,230.00

~~Total Revenue **$450,520.41 $524,948.00 Less Expenditures 990,414.00 $1,103,553.00~~

~~Est. Assessment to be Raised by Taxes $539,893.59 $578,605.00 * 288 Pupils @ $1,196.00—$344,448 * Tax Commission Approved for 1972-1973~~

25 GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT PLYMOUTH TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER for the Fiscal Year July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972 SUMMARY Cash on Hand, July 1, 1971 $ 4.85 Received from Selectmen $532,123.68 Revenue from State Sources: Sweepstakes $ 7,725.32 Driver Training 1,900.00 Driver Training 2,700.00 Bldg. Aid 59,842.35 Incentive Aid 5,050.97 Testing Program 91.05

~~77,309.69 Revenue from Federal Sources • Nat^l. Forest Reserve 614.65 Title 1 ESEA 12,033.00 Hot Lunch 7,919.63~~

~~20,567.28 Received from Tuitions: Elementary 2,388.00 High School 319,025.19~~

~~321,413.19 Received from Capital Reserve Funds: Misc. Income 16,253.06 Misc. Receipts Received for Distrib. 13,116.82~~

~~29,369.88~~

~~TOTAL RECEIPTS 980,783.72~~

~~Total Amount Available for Fiscal Year 980,788.57~~

~~Less School Board Orders Paid 980,786.96~~

~~Balance on Hand, June 30, 1972 $ 1.61 JOSEPHINE B. LARGENT District Treasurer July 19, 1972 26 AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE~~

This is to certify that we have examined the books, vouchers, bank statements and other financial records of the treasurer of the school district of Plymouth, N. H. of which the above is a true summary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1972, and find them correct in all respects.

~~SAMUEL H. DREGHORN EDITH R. SMITH Auditors~~

~~August 2, 1972~~

~~DETAILED INVENTORY~~

~~OF THE~~

~~TOWN OF PLYMOUTH~~

~~NEW HAMPSHIRE~~

~~FOR THE YEAR ENDING~~

~~DECEMBER 31, 1972~~

~~z Description and Value of NAME 2 < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Abar, Clayton & Pearl 7y2 L Rte. 3 A So. 1,250 Bldg. Rte. 3A 1,750 3,000 Abbott, Samuel Jr. & Elizabeth L 143 Highland St. 2,490 Bldg. 143 Highland St. 10,490 12,980 Adams, Edward B. & Ruth E. L 50 Russell St. 1,040 iBldg. 50 Russell St. 5,810 6,850 5 Adams, Fletcher W. 1/2 A L Stony Brook Rd . 1,550 Bldgs. Stony Brook Rd. 14,600 16,150 Adams, Fletcher L Parker St. 300 Adams Lacker Service, Inc. L 86 Highland St. 1,450 Bldg. 86 Highland St. 4,500 5,950 Adams Locker Service, Inc. L 75 Main St. 11,560 Bldg. 75 Main St. 60,130 71,690 Adams, W. Carleton L 117 Highland St. 4,820 Bldg. 117 Highland St. 25,510 30,330 Ahern, Henry D. & Erma L. R^.e. 3 So. 1,730 Bldgs. Rte. 3 So. 15,950 17,680 Ahern, Henry D. & Erma 200A L E/,S Rte. 3 8,280 Bldg. E/S Rte. 3 1,300 9,580 Ahern, Omer C. 314A L E/S Rte. 3 10,000 Bldgs. E/S Rte. 3 16,950 26,950 Ahern, Omer C. 12 Dupuis L 240 3A Thompson L 60 4A Morse L 80 4A L E/S Rte. 3 80 460 Ahern, Omer C. iBldg. Rte 3 750 Ahern, Mary 32A L Cummings ^Hill Rd. 640 Akey, Cecile Hikle L 4 Avery St. 830 Bldg. 4 Avery St. 7,080 7,910 Albee, Parker B. 377A L off Pike Hill Rd. 3,770 Allen, Burton J. L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,360 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 9,450 10,810 Allen, Ethel iF. L N/S Pleasant St. Ext. 650 Allen, F. L 71 ILangdon St. 1,530 7 Ethel Bldg. 71 Langdon St. 10,240 11,770 Allen, Fred R. & Lyn 45A L Rte. 25 W. 10,000 Bldgs. Rte. 25 W 67,050 77,050 Allen, Fred R. & Lyn S. lOA L Rte. 25 8,100 Bldgs. Rte. 25 13,000 21,100 Allen, Iva L Rte. 25 No. 950 Bldg. Rte. 25 No. 4,630 12A L N/S Tenney iMt 240 5,820 Allen, Maurice E. & Romola L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,050 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 16,550 17,600 Allen, Russell & iMary 90A L E/S Rte. 3 4,250 Bldgs. E/S Rte. 3 19,050 23,300 z Description and Value of NAME i < Real and Personal Property 2 i >

Alsop, Cullom L. & Mary Loon Lake Lot 450 Ames, Olive iL 106 Highland iSt. 1,250 Bldg. 106 Higihland St. 5,150 6,400 Anderson, John B. & Rebecca 6A L Rte. 3 30,750 Bldgs. Rte. 3 73,100 103,850 Anderson, John B. & Rebecca L RR. Square 4,000 Bldg. RR. Square 15,120 19,120 Anderson, Thomas & Dorothy L 61 Main St. 4,220 Block 61 Main St. 22,260 26,480 Andrews, Guy & Maxine L Smith St. 950 Bldg. Smith St. 2,150 Bldg. Smith St. 13,800 16,900 Annis, William E. & Pauline L 59 Pleasant St. 1,170 Bldg. 59 Pleasant St. 5,080 6,250 Anthony, David N. & Gene 25A L Rte. 3A 50 Anthony, Luther J. Jr. 2 1/2 A L 4 Weeks St. 4,900 Bldg. 4 Weeks St. 12,750 17,650 Archibald, Fortika 36 A L Highland St. 12,950 Bldgs. Highland St. 145,500 158,450 Archibald, Hildur J. & John L. 3 Hawthorne St. 1,430 Bldg. 3 Hawthorne St. 7,880 9,310 Archibald, John & Fortifca L 20 Avery St. 1,550 Bldg. 20 Avery St. 18,050 19,600 Archibald, John F. & Fortika B. IL Emerson iSt. 1,570 Bldg. Emerson St. 1,410 2,980 Archibald, John F. & Fortika B. L off Highland St. 1,800 Bldg. off Highland St. 62,150 L Hawthorne St. 2,300 Bldg. Hawthorne St. 62,150 128,400 Archibald, John & Fortika L 87 iHighland St. 1,660 Bldg. 87 Highland St. 27,930 29,590 Archibald, John & Fortika 40A L Smith Bridge Rd. & Fairgrounds Rd. 2,000 Archibald, John & Fortika Trailer Highland St. 2,950 Archibald, R. Gordon & Amelia 1F;A L N/S Bell Rd. 1,050 Bldg. N/S Bell Rd. 6,300 7,350 Ardente, Alfred Jr. Trailer Lacourse St. 3,750 Armstrong, Charles F. L 10 Pleasant St. 2,000 Bldgs. 10 Pleasant St. 15,800 17,800 z Description and Value of NAME * Real and Personal Property i 2 i >

Arold, Sheila G. L Hill Top Drive 1,200 Bldg. Hill Top Drive 23,250 24,450 Ash, Cora M. Est. Caldon Lot 400 Ashland Sand & Gravel, Inc. L Rte. 3 800 Atherton, Ian & Gail R. L 14 Hawthorne St. 4,100 Bldg. 14 Hawthorne St 22,200 26,300 Atwood, Donald E. Est. 150A Wood Lot off Reservoir Rd. 3,000 150 A Wood Lot off Plymouth Mt 1,500 4,500 Atwood, Olin A. L 14 Foster St. 1,600 Bldg. 14 Foster St. 4,550 6,150 Atwood, Richard S. 2A L S/S Parker St. 670 Bldg. S/.S Parker St. 11,850 12,520 Avellino, Clifford & Madonna L 49 Langdon St. 890 Bldg. 49 Langdon St. 13,420 14,310 Avellino, Clifford H. & Madonna L 52 Langdon St. 1,000 Bldg. 52 Langdon St. 10,300 11,300 Avellino, Clifford & Madonna L 53 Langdon 'St. 1,440 Bldg. 53 Langdon St. 7,010 8,450 Avery, Arthur E. & Alice Ti Fairerrounds Rd. 1,280 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 10,470 11,750 Avery, Arthur M. & Katherine L E/S Rte. 3 1,130 Bldg. E/S Rte. 3 5,930 lOA L W/S Rte. 3 530 Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 200 7,790 Avery, Arthur M. & Katherine lA L W/S Rte. 3 640 Avery, Arthur P. & iMargaret S. 85A L Beech Hill Rd. 1,860 Bldg. Beech Hill Rd. 9,850 11,710 Avery, Geraldine F. L Loon Lake Rd. 800 Trailer Loon Lake Rd. 5,550 6,350

Avery, Earl E., Helen A. y & Dennis L Loon Lake 950 Bldgs. Loon Lake 2,200 3,150 Avery, Millie iM. 40A L S/S Rte. 3A So. 900 Ayer, Helen F. L 16 Pleasant .St. 1,760 Bldg. 16 Pleasant St. 11,840 13,600 Ayer, Robert H. & Angela C. L 40 Pleasant St. 770 Bldg. 40 Pleasant St. 7,980 8,750 Bagley, Norton R. IVaA L Rte. 25 W 1,300 Bldg. Rte. 25 W 7,350 8,650 Bailey, Clarence L 4 School St. 1.500 Bldg. 4 School St. 11,600 13,100 z Description and Value of NAME ^ Real and Personal Property ^ >

Bailey, 'Merle C. & Gertrude V. L 61 Pleasant St. 960 Bldg. 61 Pleasant St. 7,910 8,870 Bain, Donald W. & Doris >L 4 Bridge St. 500 Bldg. 4 Bridge St. 4,710 5,210 Baker, Ellen A. L 10 Crawford St. 640 Bldg. 10 Crawford St. 7,400 8,040 Baker, Lillian L Loon Lake Rd. 950 Bldg. Loon Lake Rd. 4,410 5,360 Balkam, Horace & Ruth 12A L Rte. 3A So. 820 Bldg. Rte. 3A So. 1,590 2,410 Barber, iMary L. Parker St. 1,350 Bldg. Parker St. 13,700 15,050 Barclay, Rudolph H. & Zandra L Reservoir Rd. 690 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 7,130 7,820 (Barney, Joel & Ruth 120A L Quincy Rd. 8,350 Bldgs. Quincy Rd. 30,400 38,750 Barney, Joel & Ruth Earl Searles Trailer Quincy Rd. 3,500 Bartlett, George GH. & Emily L 24 High St. 1,300 Bldg. 24 High St. 10,890 12,190 Bartlett, Kenneth R. & Roberta L 4 Garland St. 1,350 iBldg. 4 Garland St. 15,150 16,500 Barton, Richard D. & Nancy 25A L So. Rte. 3A 500 Bartram, Homer W. & Dorothy L New Hebron Rd. 900 Bldg. New Hebron Rd. 2,520 3,420 Batchelder, R. Hilton & Glenda L 14 Emerson St. 1,700 Bldgs. 14 Emerson St. 16,000 17,700 Batchelder, William & Elizabeth L 31 Langdon St. 1,420 Bldg. 31 Langdon iSt. 17,260 18,680 Batchelder Tree Service, Inc. L 55-57 iMain St. 10,850 Bldg. 55-57 Main St. 82,800 93,650 Bates, Dorothy S. L 44 Russell St. 820 Bldg. 44 Russell St. 9,770 10,590 Bates, Richard & iMargaret 3A L Cummings Hill Rd. 3,450 Bldg. Cummings Hill .Rd. 7,670 11,120 Baxter, Francis & Cecile IV2A L Cookville Rd. 600 Bldg. Cookville Rd. 5,060 5,660 Bayley, Arthur T. & Amanda iL 26 Pleasant St. 1,120 Bldg. 26 Pleasant St. 9,340 10,460 Bayliss, John E. & Dorothy Trailer, Fairgrounds Rd. 2,000 z Description and Value of NAME ^ Real and Personal Property ^ 2 i >

Bean, Ray C. & Arlene i/^A L Fairgrounds Rd. 550 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 3,640 4,190 Beaubien, George C. & Constance L Loon Lake 890 Bldg. Loon Lake 2,300 3,190 Beauchemin, Louis 2A L D.W. Highway 4,450 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 6,800 Bldgs. D. W. Highway 15,750 27,000 Beauchemin, Louis L Loon Lake 1,510 Bldg. Loon Lake 5,530 7,040 Beauchemin, Louis 4A L Loon Lake 1,800 Beauchemin, Louis L. Realty Co. 2A L D.W. Highway 4,450 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 45,600 50,050 Beaulieu, Albert L. L 14 Pleasant St. 1,140 Bldg. 14 Pleasant St. 12,050 13,190 Beaulieu, Albert L. Boat 100 Beckley, Irene 39A L River Rd. 1,500 Bldg. River Rd. 10,400 11,900 Beckley, Marion 2A L E/S Old Rte. 3 970 Bldg. E/S Old Rte. 3 4,690 5,660 Beckley, iMarion 2 A L W/S Rte. 3 1,650 iBldg. W/S Rte. 3 1,660 3,310 Be<;kley, iMarion Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 3,230 Bell, Kenneth O. 244A L Rte. 3A So. 6,510 Bldg. Rte. 3A .So. 8.540 15,050 Bell, Kenneth & Anna 15A L off Rte. 3 A So. 300 Bennett, Mattie L Page St. 750 Trailer Page St. 6,100 6,850 Bent, John & Formwalt, Elizalbeth 6A L Texas Rd. 850 Beraudo, Robert J. & Cheryl R. 2A L Bell Rd. 850 Bldg. Bell Rd. 12,800 13,650 Berg, Daniel A. & Eveljm 4A L W/S Rte. 3 1,050 Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 4,650 5,700 Berg, R. A., Inc. 2A L off Rte. 3A So. 2,000 Beveridge, Irving C. & Susanne L Loon Lake 1,540 Bldg. Loon Lake 4,220 L Loon Lake 480 Bldg. Loon Lake 4,250 10,490 Bickford, Gladys S. L 22 Merrill St. 1,850 Bldg. 22 Merrill St. 8,020 9,870 Bickford, Robert 0. & Geraldine 2A L Rte. 3A So. 800 Bldg. Rte. 3A So. 5,700 6,500 Binette, Bernardette I. L Emerson St. 950 Bldg. Emerson St. 8,700 9,650 7 2 Description and Value of NAME ? < Real and Personal Property >

Bishop, Marjorie & Sharon L Smith St. 1,410 Bldg. Smith St. 3,870 5,280 Bisson, Alfred H. & Lorraine C. 4A L Rte. 3 So. 1,150 Bisson, Alfred H. & Lorraine L Loon Lake Lot 1 500 L Loon Lake Lot 2 1,980 75A L Loon Lake 1,500 3,980 Bisson, Alfred H. & Lorraine L Loon Lake 300 Bldg-. Loon Lake 3,150 3,450 Bisson, Alfred H. & Lorraine (Lot Loon T/ake 130 Bixby, Leroy C. & Eva L W/S Rte. 3 1,150 Bld^. W/S Rte. 3 4,500 5,650 Blair, Herbert P. & Doris Lot & Trailer 650 Fairgrounds Rd. 4,820 5,470 H.P. & R.P. Blair Co. Bldg. 29 Pleasant St 1,800 Blair, Marguerite J. L Tobey Rd. 1,100 Bldg. Tobey Rd. 8,350 9,450 Blair, Richard P. & Evelyn L 29-31 Pleasant St 1,670 Bldg. 29-31 Pleasant St 10,190 11,860 Blair, Robert H. & Rutli A. 2A L Rte. 3 5,300 Bldgs. Rte. 3 40,400 45,700 Blaisdell, Daniel C. & 'Grace lOA L Beech Hill Rd. 1,250 Bldg. Beech Hill Rd. 6,000 7,250 Blake, David H. & Cjmthia L 2 Wentworth St. 910 Bldg. 2 Wentworth St. 8,160 9,070 Blake, David H. & Cynthia L 60 Langdon St 1,850 Bldg. Langdon St. 11,250 13,100 Blake, Everett & Flora 7A L Hoyt's Hill 150 Blake, Harry C. & Eunice P. Lot No. 4 Lacourse St. 900 Blake, Lester G. & Lorraine L 22 Highland Ave. 890 Bldg. 22 Highland Ave. 6,960 7,850 Blake's New Ply. Rest. L 81 (Main St 4,400 Bldg. 81 Main St 37,640 42,040 Blake, Rolla W. & Hattie L Highland St 2,090 Bldg. Highland St 5,700 7,790 Blake, Warren A. & Lillian R. L 28 Emerson St. 1,380 Bldg. 28 Emerson St 13,600 14,980

~~8 z o Description and Value of NAME i Real and Personal Property I >~~

Blanohard, John & iMary Lou L Crescent St. 650 Bldg. Crescent St. 9,090 9,740 Blood, Albert H. & Margaret L D.W. Highway 530 Bldg. D.W. Highway 3,570 4,100 Boardman, Dorothy M. BOA L Great Horse Pasture & Hazelton Island 2,100 Boisvert, Janet C. L 4 Randolph St. 1,840 Bldg. 4 Randolph St. 7,470 9,310 Boivin, Daniel P. & Karen J. L Fairgrounds Rd. 700 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 11,500 12,200 Bolton, William R. & Marjorie 64A L Reservoir Rd. 1,850 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 2,650 4,500 Borden, Bruce A. & Joyce C. 79A S/S Texas Hill Rd. 4,950 B & M Corp. Arthur Regan, Prop. Tax Comm. L Depot Square 1,100 L No. Main St 890 1,990 B & M Corp. F. W. Kendrick Co. Tanks 1,440 B & M Corp. Wm. Maynard & Henrietta White Shop R.R. Square 600 B & iM Corp. Fred H. Speed, Inc. Bldgs. R.R. Square 3,260 B «& )M Corp. C. B. Titus, Inc. Tanks R.R. Square 9,620 Bldg. R. R. Square 6,690 16,310 Bottleman, Ida & Elaine Kaufman L Fairgrounds Rd. 750 Trailer Fairgrounds Rd. 5,670 6,420 Boucher, Donald H. & Cyrias H. L W/S Rte. 3 So. 3,500 Boucher, Jeanne •L 2 Edmunds Ct. 700 Bldg. 2 Edmunds Ct. 8,210 8,910 Bouney, Norman A. & Jean E. 3A L Rte. 3A Trow L & Jones iLot 60 Bourgeois, Arthur R. & Karen L Smith Ave. 1,400 Bldg. Smith Ave. 10,550 11,950 Bowen, J. Bradley & Olga R. L Tenney iMt. 2,500 Bldg. Tenney ,Mt. 12,000 14,500 Bowie, IM. Wayne & Edith L Smith Bridge Rd. 850 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 11,440 12,290

~~9 Description and Value of NAME < I Real and Personal Property < >~~

Bownes, William M. & Arline 2A L S/,S Parker St. 1,100 Bldgs. S/S Parker St. 11,600 12,700 Boyce, Gary R. & Mary A. 20A L Rte. 3A 400 Bayce, Henry I. L 27 Merrill St. 910 Bldg. 27 Merrill St. 8,640 9,550 Boyd, Robert L. 4A L Smith Bridge Rd. 1,100 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 8,820 9,920 Boyle, Robert A. & Caroline L 34 High Street 900 Bldg. 34 High St. 10,400 11,300 Brannigan, Charles A. & Gertrude T, Smith Bridge R. 500 Brian, Norris A. & Ruth L W/S Rte. 3 500 Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 4,800 5,300 Bringhurst, Clara 1/6 Int. Est. of Clara Jordan Prop. 300 Broadrick, William H. L 5 Webster St. 1,100 Bldg. 5 Webster St. 11,600 12,700 Brocks, George 2A L ChiaFson Rd. 1,050 Bldg. Chiasson Rd. 8,800 9,850 Brooks, John D. 2A L Fairgrounds Rd. 2,050 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 4,400 6,450 Brown, Lena A. L 23 High St. 1,160 .Bldg. 23 High St. 8,350 9,510 Brown, Richard L. & Joyce L Crescent St. 900 Bldg. Crescent St. 10,520 11,420 Brown, Roberta K. 10A L Rte. 3A So. 1,330 Bldg. Rte. 3A So. 6,400 7,730 Buckland, Lee S. & Alida T. 26 Russell St. 1,350 Bldg. 26 Russell St. 14,300 15,650 Buonopane, David & Gloria T, 5 Avery iSt. 820 Bide*. 5 Averv St. 8,720 9.540 Burghardt, Corwin Lots 32-33 Silver St. 1,770 Burtt, Floyd W. & Shirley T. ?02 No. Main St. 500 Bldg No. Main St. 11,400 11,900 Burtt, Floyd W. & Shirley T, 191 No. Main St. 300 Bldg. 191 No. iMain St. 5,700 6,000 Butterfield, Warren H. & Priscilla (L Highland St. 100 Caldon, Lee F. Ti 5 Emerson St. 1,570 Bldg. 5 Emerson St. 10,630 12,200 Call, Richard W. & Noreen L. 1A L Highland St. 2,090 Bldg. Highland St. 15,200 17,290 Calnan Realty Trust L Rte. 3A So. 1,700

~~10 2 Description and Value of NAME H < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Campbell, Donald & Mina L 8 Winter St. 750 Bldg. 8 Winter St. 13,150 13,900 Caplan, Richard IM. & Judith G. L Bell Rd. 500 Bldg. Bell Rd. 750 1,250 Carpenter, Arthur L. Jr. & Bette L 12 Pleasant iSt. 1,350 Bldg. 12 Pleasant St. 12,700 14,050 Carpenter, J. Calvin Plymouth Inn L 50 Main St. 3,860 Bldg. 50 IMain St. 24,920 28,780 Carpenter, J. Calvin L 3 Webster St. 650 Bldg'. 3 Webster St. 7,220 7,870 Carpenter, William M. L Cookville Rd. 750 Bldg. Cookville Rd. 6,600 7,350 Carpenter, Zelma & William 5 A Cook L off Beech Hill Rd. 4,300 Carpenter, Zelma B. & William (M. lOA L Cookville Rd. 1,000 Bldg. Cookville Rd. 300 11/2 A iL Cookville Rd. 80 55 A Downing L 3,550 4,930 Carpenter, Zelma & William 71A L Cookville Rd. 6,050 Bldg. Cookville Rd. 12,100 18,150 Carpenter, Zelma lOA Hobbs L 200 Carter, Benjamin C. & Geneva L 67 Langdon 'St. 1,200 Bldg. 67 Langdon St. 13,200 14,400 Cass, Peter & Barbara lOA Texas Hill Rd. 1,150 Trailer Texas Hill Rd. 4,900 6,050 Cataldo, Anthony, Paul Pastorello & Joseph A. Thompson 5A L Rte. 3A 2,700 Caverly, 'Gladys 5A L Texas Hill Rd. 870 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 3,060 3,930 Cayes, Malcolm C. & Marion L 10 Bayley Ave. 2,200 Bldg. 10 Bayley Ave. 12,900 15,100 Cayes, Malcolm C. & Marion L 20 Russell St. 1,370 Bldg. 20 Russell St. 12,850 14,220 Cayes, Malcolm C. & iMarion A. L 1 High St. 1,340 .Bldg. 1 High St. 14,560 15,900 Cayes, Malcolm C. & Marion L 12 Avery St. 1,040 Bldg. 12 Avery St. 8,840 9,880

~~11 2 Description and Value of NAME ^ ^ Real and Personal Property J >~~

Ghapman, Clarence E. Jr. & Doris 40 Va L New Hebron Rd. 2,190 Bldgs. New Hebron Rd. 7,250 9,440 Chapman, John W. & Martha H. L 12 .Merrill St. 2,160 Bldg. 12 Merrill St. 11,020 13,180 Chapman, John W. & Martha H. L 8 Merrill .St. 2,300 Bldgs. 8 Merrill ;St. 8,260 10,560 Chapman, iPhiliip B. & Elsie IM. lA L New Hebron Rd. 800 Bldg. New Hebron Rd. 1,200 2,000 Chapman, iPhilip B. & Elsie IM. 34A L New Hebron Rd. 1,150 Chase, Anthony B. L 1 So. Main St, 1,950 Bldg. 1 So. Main St. 6,040 L 3 & 5 Warren St. 860 Bldg. 3&5 Warren St. 6,070 14,920 Chase, Anthony 120A Currier & Gorley L So. Plymouth 2,400 L 7 So. Main St. 2,990 Bldg. 7 So. Main St. 13,030 18,420 Chase, Anthony B. %A L 1 Warren St. 2,010 Bldg. 1 Warren St. 9,310 L 7 Warren St. 810 Bldg. 7 Warren St. 6,110 18,240 Chase, Anthony B. lA Jones Orchard Rte. 3 100 Baird Lot Warren St. 1,370 8 A Russell L off Pleasant St. 160 1,630 Chase, Anthony B. 14A L Clay Brook 280 Chase, Arthur R. & Helen L 153 Highland St. 2,470 Bide-. 153 Highland St. 14,680 17,150 Chase, Flora L 25 Russell St. 2,420 Bldg. 25 Russell St. 9,240 11,660 Chase, James J. & Lota L. L Fairerounds Rd. 750 Bide*. Fairerrounds Rd. 7,750 8,500 Chase, Jessie W. L 23 Russell St. 1,130 Bldg. 23 Russell St. 14,890 16,020 Chase, Robert M., '. Heirs lOA Part of Robie L Thurlow St. 200 Chasson, Esther B. Lot S/S Pleasant St. Ext. 680 Chellis, Delbert I. L 29 Merrill St. 820 Bldg. 29 Merrill St. 8,760 9,580 Cheney, Marion C. lOOA L New Hebron Rd. 3,320 Bldgs. New Hebron Rd. 11,010 14,330 Cheney, Marion C. Paul & Norma Havlock Trailer New Hebron Rd. 3,700 Cheney, Walter A. & Anita T- Yeaton Rd. 1,250 Bldgs. Yeaton Rd. 17,500 18,750

~~12 Description and Value of NAME i I Real and Personal Property ^ < >~~

Cheney, Walter A. & Anita L 58 Main St. 3,070 Bldg. 58 iMain St. 25,240 28,310 Ghiasson, Florence L Cookville Rd. 650 Trailer & Bldgs. Cookville Rd. 4,500 5,150 Chiasson, James L Crescent St. 1,000 Bldg. Crescent St. 8,800 9,800 Chivell, Joseph G. & Louise 8A L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,340 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 7,260 8,600 Church, Richard L. Jr. & Janice li 11 Batchelder St 1,950 Eldg. 11 Batchelder St. 17,450 19,400 Churchill, George L. & Clarine L 2 Bridge St. 400 Bldg. 2 Bridge 'St. 3,670 4,070 Churchill, Morris & Ruth lA L S/S Cummings Hill Rd. 550 Bld^. S/S Cummings Hill Rd. 4,740 5,290 Clapper, Ernest W. & Winifred 5A L Cummings Hill Rd. 1,150 Bldg. Cummings Hill Rd. 6,500 7,650 Clark, Bernice E. L Highland St. 2,7'50 Bldg. Highland St. 2,700 5,450 Clark, Coy R. & Cynthia M. L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,400 Trailer Fairgrounds Rd. 6,200 7,600 Clark, Irving W. & Karen M. L 79 Hie-hland St. 4.900 Bldgs. 79 Highland St. 27,800 32,700 Clark, Joseph L. & Deloris M. L 3 Randolph St. 2,910 Bldgs. Randolph St. 15,960 18,870 Clark, Leroy S. & Etta IH. V2A L Loon Lake Rd. 850 Bldr. Loon Lake Rd. 2,160 Trailer Loon Lake Rd. 2,400 5,410 Clark, Meredith, Sylvia Brown & Wilma Thompson lOA L Old Hebron Rd. 750 Clark, Roger C. & Ruth 15A L Loon Lake Rd. 1,210 Bldg. Lnon Lake Rd. 3,640 4,850 Clark, Veranus L Loon Lake 2,250 Eldg. Loon Lake 1,950 4,200 Clark, Veranus & Carolyn L 13 Haw+horne St. 1,160 Bldg. 13 Hawthorne St. 7,730 8,890 Clay, Clinton D. L Loon Lake 1,360 Bldg. Loon Lake 1,790 Lot Loon Lake 250 3,400 70 Clay, Clinton D. Boat

~~13 z Value of NAME Description and Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Clay, David ,L 39 Merrill St. 1,260 Bldg. 39 Merrill St. 3,660 4,920 Clay, David & Ruby L 28 Merrill iSt. 1,950 Bldg. 28 Merrill St. 8,810 10,760 Clay, Frances F. L Highland St. 3,850 Bldg. Highland St. 17,800 21,650 Clay, John G. & Jessie L 56 Langdon St. 1,810 Bldg. 56 Langdon St. 13,610 15,420 Clay, Sam iL iLoon iLake 1,200 Bldg. Leon Lake 1,850 3,050 Clement, F. W. lOOA Pasture & Wood Lot 2,000 Cleveland, Carl 36A L Reservoir Rd. 720 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 710 1,430 Cleveland, William W. 17A L Reservoir Rd. 340 Clifford, Arnold B. & Glenna 5A L New Hebron Rd. 1,110 Bldg. New Hebron Rd. 5,740 6,850 Clifford, 'Chester B. 80A L New Hsbron Rd. 3,250 Bldg. New Hebron Rd. 7,030 10,280 Clifford, Earl L New Hebron Rd. 700 Bldg. iNew iHebron Rd. 6,620 7,320 Clifford, George R. & Donna 2V2A L New Hebron Rd. 900 Bldg. iNew Hebron Rd. 5,900 6,800 Clifford-Nicol, Inc. iL 44 iMain St. 3,900 Bldg. 44 Main St. 12,500 16,400 Cloud, John R. & Lauralee 29A L Chiasson Rd. 1,200 Bldg. Chiasson Rd. 6,250 Bldg. Chiasson Rd. 3,950 11,400 Coburn, Frederick H. & iHazel 3A L Reservoir Rd. 1,530 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 2,120 Trailer 4,170 7,820 Cochran, Elmore K. & Patricia L 1 Wentworth St. 860 Bldg. 1 Wentworth St. 8,680 9,540 Coffey, Earl A. L 14 Russell St. 1,390 Bldg. 14 Russell St. 8,070 9,460 Colantuoni, James L. & Christine L 18 Winter St. 740 Bldg. 18 Winter 'St. 12,480 13,220 Colbath, Alfred V. & Dorothy M. L Rte. 3A 1,550 ,Bldg. Rte. 3A 8,900 10,450 Colbath, Eleanor iM. L Rte. 3A 2,200 Colbath, Robert D. & Eleanor L Tenney Mt. 2,850 Bldg. Tenney 'Mt. 16,200 19,050 Colburn, Earl K. & Erma 21/^ A L Fairgrounds Rd. 2,100 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 4,100 6,200

~~14 z NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property >~~

Colburn, Earl & Erma James & Ilene Spencer Trailer Fairgrounds Rd. 4,000 Colpitts, Minnie L 12 Hawthorne St. 990 Bldg. 12 Hawthorne St. 10,430 11,420 Concannon, Anna H. L Main St. 17,430 Bldg. iMain St. First Nat. Store 75,680 93,110 Connary, 'Merlin F. & Jeanette D. iL 31 Emerson St. 1,700 Bldg. 31 Emerson .St. 14,010 15,710 Conner, Ethel F. L 12 Bayley Ave. 1,920 Bldg. Bayley Ave. 11,660 13,580 Connors, Thomas C. & Olga H. L 49 IMerrill St. 1,600 Bldg. 49 Merrill St. 8,500 10,100 Connors, John R. Jr. L 37 Pleasant St. 900 Bldg. 37 Pleasant St. 5,430 6,330 Conrad, Doris B. L 61 Langdon St. 1,400 Bldg. Langdon St. 10,530 11,930 Corbat, iMarcel 4A L Rte. 3A So. 1,900 Corson, Richard A. & Lelia lA L Cookville Rd. 750 Bldg. Cookville Rd. 11,580 12,330 Corson, Richard & Lelia Lot Fairgrounds Rd. 500 Cote, David G. & Joan L Cookville Rd. 750 Bldg. Cookville Rd. 8,470 9,220 Cote, Normand H. L 18 Russell St. 1,090 Bldg. Russell St. 8,200 9,290 Cote, William & Cathy L Lacourse St. 900 Coursey, Clarence & Betty Jane 4A L Quincy Rd. 1,150 Bldgs. Quincy Rd. 9,110 10,260 Ccmtu, Richard A. & Sally A. L 35 So. Main St. 5,300 Bldg. 35 So. ;Main St. 11,400 16,700 Coutu, Richard A. & Sally A. L 33 So. IMain ,St. 2,690 Bldg. So. Main St. 7,980 10,670 Covin, Theodore ,M. & Ilene L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,000 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 10,840 11,840 Cowan, Leonard & Betty L 3 Garland St. 1,390 Bldg. 3 Garland St. 10,660 12,050 iCowan, Neil S. & Linda C. L 11 Buckland Ave. 1,400 iBldg. 11 Buckland Ave. 20,700 22,100 Craig, Alastair M. & Angela C. L Thurlow St. 2,150 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 26,950 29,100 Craig, Alastair ,M. & Angela C. L Thurlow St. 1,000

~~15 NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property >~~

Crane, Henry D. Jr. & Emily L 9 Rogers St. 1,870 Bldg. 9 Rogers "St 19,310 21,180 Cray, Richard H. & Carol A. L Maple St. 520 Cromey, Frank W. & Margaret 33A L Rte. 3A So. 2,450 Bldg. Rte. 3A So. 11,900 14,350 Cromey, Frank & Margaret V2 Int. Knight Field 900 Cronin, John J. & Marjorie lA L N/S Cummings Hill Rd. 650 Bldg. N/S Cummings Hill Rd. 6,490 7,140 Cronin, Jchn J. & Marjorie D. VzA L Cummings Hill Rd. 100 2A L Cummings Hill Rd. 200 300 Cronin, John J. & Marjorie Reginald Monroe Trailer Cummings Hill Rd. 3,800 Crowley, Robert J. L D.W. Highway 1,350 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 22,800 24,150 Crowley, Robert J. L Armory Rd. 1,650 Cummings, Winfred H. Jr. 5A L Rte. 25 No. 1,350 Bldg. Rte. 25 No. 9,450 40A L Rte. 3A So. 800 11,600 Currie, James E. & Margaret K. L 11 Maple St. 2,500 Bldg. 11 Maple St. 15,550 18,050 Currier, Edwin A. & iMarie L Texas Hill Rd. 500 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 4,550 5,050 Currier, Richard G. & Jeanette L Chiasson Rd. 750 Bldg. Chiasson Rd. 5,400 Lot Chiasson Rd. 50 6,200 Curtis, Raymond & Louise 3A L Hunt Rd. 900 Bldg. Hunt Rd. 3,360 4,260 Cushing, Roger, Roy & Oscar 48A L Reservoir Rd. 1,640 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 3,400 5,040 Cushing, Wallace C. Jr. L 45 Merrill St. 2,160 Bldgs. 45 Merrill St. 9,050 11,210 Cushing, Wallace C. Jr. & Virginia L 41 iMerrill St. 1,350 Bldg. 41 Merrill St. 2,450 3,800 Cushing, William L 46 (Merrill St. 2,210 Bldgs. 46 Merrill St. 10,060 12,270 Cushing, William L 48 Merrill St. 2,160 Bldgs. 48 Merrill St. 7,680 9,840

~~16 2 Description and Value of NAME H < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Gushing", William L 42-44 Merrill St. 2,460 Bldgs. 42-44 iMerrill St. 13,850 16,310 Cutter, Richard & Shirley L Fairgrounds Rd. 750 Trailer Fairgrounds Rd. 2,550 3,300 Daigneault, Martin J. & Dorothy L 9 Hilltcrp Drive 2,450 Bldg. 9 Hilltop Drive 29,000 31,450 Daigneault, iMartin Boat 600 Danisch, John A. & Viola H. L 60 Higihland St. 3,420 Bldg-s. Hi^^hland St. 15,270 18,690 D'Antuono, Joseph B. & Jeanette L Page St. 750 Trailer Page St. 6,050 6,800 Davis, Abraham L. Jr. 12A L Yeaton Rd. 820 Bldg. Yeaton Rd. 1,170 1,990 Davis, Alan H. & Ann L 30 Pleasant St. 1,100 Bldg. 30 Pleasant St. 13,200 14,300 Davis, Beatrice L. L ?tnny Brook Rd. 3,450 • Bldg. Stony Brook Rd. 14,850 18,300 Davis, Frank K. & Edith .'L Cummings Hill Rd. 870 Bldg. Cummings Hill Rd. 6,040 6,910 Davis, Frank K. & Edith CLangdon L Texas Rd. 600 Davis, Raymond F. lOOA Robie Lot 2,000 Bldg. Robie Lot Pike Hill 200 2,200 Davison, Jane B. 15A Wood Let Bell Rd. 300 20A L Rte. 3A So. 400 700 Day, Dorothy 'G. L 32 Pleasant St. 1,020 Bldg. 32 Pleasant St. 6,990 8,010 Day, Gladys L 8 Cooper St. 1,740 Bld^. Cooper St. 6,800 8,540 Deachman, Harriet L 17 Pleasant St. 1,570 Bldg. 17 Pleasant St 7,770 9,340 Deaohman, Ross V. & Nancy S. L 25 Emerson St. 1,200 Bldg. 26 Emerson St. 13,450 14,650 Deachman, Ross V. & Neil Cowan L 38 Highland St. 1,700 Bide*. Highland St. 19,850 21,550 Dearborn, Barbara (L Buck! and Ave. 1,270 3A L Rte. 3 2,400 3,670 Dearborn, Dennis C. & Barbara S. L 10 Wentworth St. 1,110 Bldg. 10 Wentworth St. 19,300 20,410 Dearborn, Earl J. & iMarion Lot 5 Loon Lake 860 Lot 6 Loon Lake 520 1,380

~~17 Description and Value of NAME~~

Dearborn, Earl & iMarion Lot 10 Loon Lake 250 iLot 12 250 )Lot 13 250 Let 7 730 1,480 Dearborn, Earl J. & (Marion Lot 1 Loon Lake 1,210 Camp 2,570 Lot 8 250 Lot 9 250 4,280 Dearborn, Robert W. & Adeline IDA L off Thurlow St. 3,300 Bldg. off Thurlow St. 8,600 11,900 Dearborn, Robert W. 1 Boat 70 Decker, Edward J. & Marjorie L. L 72 Highland St. 1,600 Bldg. 72 Highland St. 8,200 9,800 Deming', Lawrence E. & Celina L 7 Wentworth St. 750 Bldg. 7 Wentworth St. 7,600 8,350 Dennis, Harry S., Ill & Mary L Texas iHill Rd. 1,350 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 12,550 13,900 Derrickson, Robert Jr. & 'Marilyn L 54 Langdon St. 1,300 Bldg. 54 Langdon St. 12,250 13,550 Desmarais, Arthur J. 5A L 11-13 Warren 'St. 2,050 Bldg. 11-13 Warren St. 9,310 11,360 DesRosiers, Robert L. & Anne M. L Rte. 3 2,020 iBldg. Rte. 3 8,020 10,040 DeWitt, Reginald F. L 30 Emerson St. 1,210 Bldg. 30 Emerson St. 16,740 Lots 12-13 Randolph St. 1,460 19,410 DeWitt, Reginald F. & Phyllis Lot 11 Randolph St. - 730 DeWitt, Reginald F. & Phyllis L 174 No. Main St. 3,170 Bldg. 174 No. Main St. 17,250 20,420 Dicey, Arthur R. Sr. 40A iMitchell Lot of Bridgewater Mt. 800 Dolloff, Grover & Eleanor L 9 Pleasant St. 1,370 Bldg. 9 Pleasant -St. 11,330 12,700 Dcoley, Eugene & Virginia L Loon Lake 1,090 Bldg. Loon Lake 2,850 3,940 Dow Associates, Inc. L No. iMaln St. 10,950 Jenny Station 15,690 26,640 Dow, Willie B. & Gertrude M. L Thurlow St. 1,800 Bldg. Thurlow St. 11,800 13,600

~~18 z Description and Value of NAME ^ ^ Real and Personal Property >~~

Downing-, Edward & Julia 15A L Fairgrounds Rd. 3,700 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 4,300 Lot Fairgrounds Rd, 560 8,560 Downing, Leslie & Sylvia L Rte. 3A South 800 Bldgs. 3A South 3,650 4,450 Downing, Leslie M. & r Thelma &0A Renfrew Lot Beech Hill Rd. 1,200 Downing, Lewis R. & Rosalie L 4 Langdon St. 1,740 Bldg. 4 Langdon St. 7,570 9,310 Driscoll, William J. & Virginia L 2 Randolph St. 1,500 Bldg. 2 Randolph St. 11,220 12,720 Drown, Reginald E. & Maria lOA L Rt. 3A So. 990 iDuclos, Richard R. & Betty A. L 42 Pleasant St. 1,100 Bldg. 42 Pleasant St. 9,600 10,700 Duffy, Thomas G. & Nishma 5A L Yeaton Rd. 1,500 Bldgs. Yeaton Rd. 9,300 10,800 Duguay, William & Elizabeth L off Right of Way Loon Lake 1,100 Bldg. off Right of Way Loon Lake 3,950 5,050 Dunlap, Laurice & Helga L Crescent St. 650 Bldg. Crescent St. 14,600 15,250 Dunn, Robert G. & Virginia L 21 Wentworth St. 1,260 Bldg. 21 Wentworth St. 10,330 11,590 Dunsmore, Alan N. & iMabel G. L Beech Hill Rd. 1,000 Trailer Beech Hill Rd. 4,350 5,350 Durand, Otto D. & Constance L 4 iMaple St. 1,340 Bldg. 4 Maiple St. 10,980 12,320 Durgin, Charles & 'Elizabeth L 3 Cummings St. 1,530 Bldg. 3 Cummings St. 12,800 Lot Cummings St. 1,500 Bldg. Cummings St. 1,140 16,970 Durgin, iMary E. & George V. lOA Part of Holmes Lot 200 Durgin Oil Co. Bldg. Rear 131 No. Main t. 690 Dustin, Anna E. 6A L Loon Lake Rd. 1,100 Bldg. Loon Lake Rd. 7,650 8,750

~~19 z NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Duval, Paul X. & Gladys L 36 Emerson St. 1,000 Bldg. 36 Emerson St. 7,210 8,210 Eagan, Earline F. L 19 Maple St. 1,300 Bldg-. 19 iMiapIe St. 14,100 15,400 Ea?.tman, Clifton K. 35A L Rte. 25 No. 2,040 Bldg'. Rte. 25 No. 8,220 10,260 Eastman, James L Rte. 3A & 25 550 Ecker, J. 'Leonard L Loon Lake 3,670 Bldg. Loon Lake 4,610 8,280 Edg^ar, Almira IM. & Charles T. L Loon Lake 920 Bldg. Loon Lake 4,680 5,600 Edgell, Charles L 56 Highland St. 2,540 Bldg. 56 iHighland -St. 10,580 13,120 Edgerly, Lois S. L O'Brien St. 1,000 Edgeworth, Mary Elizabeth 36A L E/S Rte. 3 2,250 Bidgs. E/S Rte. 3 17,950 20,200 Edwards, Walter H. & Alice 31 A Ply.-Bridgewater Town Line 1,650 Bldg. Ply.-Bridgewater Town Line 12,250 13,900 Ehrlich, Gert & Anne A. 5A L Rte. 25 No. 100 Elliott, Donald & Carol ;L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,100 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 7,850 8,950 Elliott, Eleanor M. L 22 Highland St. 1,310 Bldg. 22 Highland St. 10,220 11,530 Elliott, Malcolm E. & Josephine lOOA L Texas Rd. 3,290 Bldg. Texas Rd. 6,650 9,940 Elliott, (Malcolm E. Boat 50 Elliott, Robert J. & Carole A. L 1 Edmunds Ct. 670 Bldg. 1 Edmunds Ct. 4,720 5,390 Elliott, Robert J. & Carole A. L W/S Rte. 3 2,360 ,Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 23,190 25,550 Elliott, Ruby B. 2A L E/S Rte. 3 900 Bldg. E/(S Rte. 3 4,340 5,240 Ennor, Lewis IM. 7A 225 No. Main St 2,150 Bldg. 225 No. Main St. 7,810 9,960 Ennor, Lewis James & Sandra Clogston Trailer No. Main St. 3,200 Estes, Paul L. & Gisela B. L 1 Maple St. 1,310 Bldg. 1 Maple St. 10,080 11,390 Esty, Alan E. 75A L Hoyt Hill 1,500 Evans, Charles E. & Elizabeth L 24 Winter St. 1,400 Bldgs. Winter iSt. 7,400 8,800

~~20 Description and Value of NAME I- < Real and Personal Property ° i >~~

Evans, Donald E. & Priscilla A. L 7 Avery St. 870 Bldg. 7 Avery ,St. 8,090 8,960 Evans, Josephine 2A L Texas Hill Rd. 920 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 6,400 7,320 Evans, Mary L., Heirs 30A L Nutting Ld. 600 Evans, Richard & Susan & John Connors L 28 Pleasant, St. 1,050 Bldg. 28 Pleasant St. 6,350 7,400 Evans, Theodore H. & Stella L 9 Cummings St. 1,460 Bldg. 9 Cummings St. 12,560 14,020 Everitt, Charles 3A L 94 Highland St. 2,200 Bldgs. 94 Highland iSt. 12,620 14,820 Ewens, Ellen lA L W/S Rte. 3 1,050 Bldgs. W/S Rte. 3 5,300 7i^A L E/S Rte. 3 160 6,510 Farina, Oerritt & June L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,250 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 14,200 15,450 Farina, Gerritt & June Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 8,550 Farley's Rexall Pharmacy, Inc. L 36 .Langdon St. 1,550 Bldg. 36 Langdon St. 9,950 11,500 Farmar, Arthur G. & Mary 3A L W/S Rte. 3 1,570 Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 12,180 13,750 Fauver, Alfred N. L School Property 500 Bldg. School House 11,050 lOOA Wood Lot Texas Hill 2,000 13,550 Fauver, Alfred N. 120A L & B Texas Hill Rd. 2,400 50A Yeaton Pasture 1,000 50A Day Farm & Mt. Lot 1,000 4,400 Fauver, Alfred N. lOOA L Texas iHill Rd. 2,000 Fauver, Alfred N. & Bertha lOOA L Old Hebron Rd. 4,700 Bldg. Old Hebron Rd. 26,850 31,550 Feinen, George L 40 Highland St. 2,030 Bldg. 40 Highland St. 14,100 16,130 Fellows, Francis & Maxine 2A L Emerson St. 3,600 Bldg. 8 Emerson St. 18,100 21,700 Ferguson, John lM. & Bertha 7A L Rte. 3A So. 1,400 Bldg. Rte. 3A iSo. 1,590 2,990 Ferland, Keith R. & Gloria C. L Reservoir Rd. 1,750 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 9,200 10,^50 Filion, Lawrence G. & Fayleen 4A L 3A & 25 West 1,000 Bldg. 3A & 25 West 6,950 7,950

~~21 z Description and Valu E of NAME ? Real and Personal Property i 2 i >~~

Fisk, Allan T. & David Monaghan lOOA L Texas Hill Rd. 2,000 Fitch, Corliss F. & Clarese lA L W/S Rte. 3 210 Fitzgerald, Gerald D. & Helen C. L 80 Langdon St. 980 Bldg. 80 Langdon St. 9,470 10,450 Fitzmorris, Edward J. & Doris L D.W. Highway 1,290 Bldg. D.W. Highway 7,320 8,610 Flagg, Henry C. & Vernie W. 5A L Smith Bridge Rd. 850 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 4,400 5,250 iFlanders, Earl L. & John F. French Lot Langdon St. 1,670 Flanders, Edna & Marion Osiborne & Dorothy Wright 62A L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,850 Flanders, Lawrence H. L 10 Winter St. 1,000 Bldg. 10 Winter St. 7,980 8,980 Flanders, Lawrence L. L Rte. 3 300 L Rte. 3 400 Bldg. Rte. 3 640 1,340 Flanders, Lawrence L. 40A L iSmith Bridge Rd. 4,600 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 1,500 6,100 Flanders, Richard A. & Edna E. L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,100 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 13,570 14,670 Fletcher, John L 104 Highland St. 1,240 Bldg. Highland St. 2,800 Blodgett Lot 560 4,600 Fletcher, John L 12 School St. 870 Bldg. 12 School St. 9,390 10,260 Fletcher, Roscoe P. 65A L Yeaton Rd. 4,380 Bldg. Yeaton Rd. 6,630 11,010 Fletcher, Roscoe P. 150A Morse Pasture off Rte 3A So. 3,000 28A Wood Lot Rte. 25 No. 550 3,550 Fligg, J. Howard & Gertrude 2A L Texas Hill Rd. 580 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 5,500 6,080 Fligg, Kathryn E. L E/S Rte. 3 650 Trailer E/S Rte. 3 5.000 5,650 Flynn, iMrs. Robert iM. L D.W. Highway 2,080 Bldg. D.W. Highway 9,060 11,140 (Fogg, Alice R. L 1 Langdon Park Rd. 1,450 Bldg. 1 Langdon Park 10,850 12,300 Fogg, Robert E. & Irene I. L W/S Chiasson Rd. 750 Trailer Chiasson Rd. 3,800 4,550 Foley, John M. & Jessie 23A L Rte. 3A 2,300

~~22 NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property >~~

Foley, John C. & .Marilyn L 18 Langdon St. 1,130 Bldg. 18 Lang'don St. 9,510 10,640 Forbes, Bertram L. Jr. & Polly L 20 Pleasant St. 1,310 Bldg. 20 Pleasant St. 6,460 7,770 Fortier, Norman W. & Marilyn L Lacourse St. 1,650 Trailer Lacourse St. 6,500 8,150 Fosburg, Robert L. & Euvenza L 122 Highland St. 3,490 Bldg. 122 Highland St. 18,470 21,960 Foster, Alice P. 40A L 150 Highland St. 5,150 Bldg. 150 Highland St. 12,030 17,180 Foster, Christabel, Heirs L 180 No. iMain St. 1,540 Bldg. 180 No. Main St. 16,230 17,770 Fouts, Gary & Sandra L 14 Broadway 800 Bldgs. 14 Broadway 10,170 10,970 Fowler, Thomas B. lA L Rte. 3A 500 Fracher, Emma L 8 Gould Terrace 850 Bldg. 8 Gould Terrace 11,360 12,210 Fracher, Henry 7A L Oak Ridge Rd. 2,050 Bldg. Oak Ridge Rd. 15,050 17,100 Francesco, Louis & Dorothy L 32 Merrill St. 1,350 Bldg. 32 Merrill St. 12,680 14,030 Francis, Charles & Gladys iM. L Loon Lake 1,070 Bldg. Loon Lake 3,860 4,930 Francis, John D. Lot Loon Lake 600 Bldg. Loon Lake 500 1,100 Franusiak, Walter J. & Pauline L 71 Highland St. 2,900 Bldg. 71 Highland St. 15,550 18,450 Freeman, Harold C. & Glenn L 1 €ummings St. 1,490 Bldg. Cummings St. 10,260 11,750 Freeto, Neale A. & Barbara L 71 (Pleasant St. 960 Bldg. 71 Pleasant St. 9,960 10,920 French, Beatrice & Harriet Pray L D.W. Highway 1,350 Bldg. D.W. Highway 15,250 16,600 French, John R. & Hope A. L 8 Garland St. 1,550 Bldg. 8 Garland St. 12,200 13,750 50 French, John & Hope V2 Int. 3A Franconia Lot Frey, Robert H. & Joan 7A L Reservoir Rd. 1,180 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 9,950 11,130 Frontenac Ski Area, Inc. 68A L W/S Rte. 3 & S/S Parker St. 5,550 Bldgs. W/S Rte. 3 35,050 40,600

~~23 z Description and Value of NAME * Real and Personal Property i 2 i >~~

Fuller, Chester & Eleanor L 38 Merrill St. 2,000 Bldg. 38 Merrill St. 4,100 6,100 Fysih, 'Marion L. L 39 Pleasant St. 1,160 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 7,360 8,520 Gadd, Thomas 45A L D.W. Highway 7,910 Bldg. D.W. Highway 16,350 24,260 Gallagher, John & Vivian L D.W. Highway 580 Bldg. D.W. Highway 9,430 10,010 Gallinger, Janice iL 11 Rogers St. 2,190 Bldg. 11 Rogers St. 20,780 22,970 Gangwer Realty, Inc. L 99 Main St. 15,350 Bldg. 99 Main St. 56,400 71,750 'Gangwer Realty, Inc. L 103 Main St. 7,950 Bldg. 103 Main St. 18,150 26,100 Gardiner, Richard C. & Elizabeth 5A L Texas Hill Rd. 850 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 2,150 3,000 Gargasz, Louis V2 Int. L Loon Lake 600 V2 Int. Bldg. Loon Lake 1,350 1,950 Geissler, Herman A. Trailer off Rte. 3A 6,950 Geissler, Herman P. 180A L off Rte. 3A So. 4,830 Bldg. off Rte. 3A So. 6,090 10,920 Gekas, Anthony G. & Irene C. L 51 Main St. 1,280 Bldg. 51 Main St. 11,810 13,090 GE Pension Trust Atlantic Richfield Co. L 139 No. Main St. 11,530 Bldg. 139 No. Main St. 27,520 39,050 George, Gertrude L 144 Highland St. 2,510 Bldg. 144 Highland St. 6,590 9,100 Gilbert, Alfred P. L 18 Warren St. 1,110 Bldg. 18 Warren St. 7,850 8,960 Gilbert, Mrs. Calvin 1/20 Int. Est. of Lona Hall Prop. 130 Gilbert, O'Rundle & Ann W. 4A L Rear D.W. Highway 700 L D.W. Highway 200 Ell & Barn D.W. Highway 6,850 7,750 Gilbert, Owen J. L 25 Langdon St. 1,250 Bldg. 25 Langdon St. 5,840 7,090 Gile, James H. & Doris I. L 19 Thurlow St. 990 Bldg?. Thurlow St. 6,330 7,320 Gilman, Alice L 12 Randolph St. 1,710 Bldgs. 12 Randolph .St. 10,820 12,530 Gilman, George & Eleanor L 6 Crawford :St. 910 Bldg. 6 Crawford St. 9,640 10,550 Gilpatrick, Edith 79A L Texas Hill Rd. 1,900 Bldgs. Texas Hill Rd. 2,250 4,150

~~24 z Description and Value of NAME < I Real and Personal Property ^ < >~~

Gisler, Joseph & Hedwig L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,510 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 6,410 7,920 Glidden, Norman B. & Agnes L 81 Langdon St. 1,850 Bldg. 81 Langdon Sc. 4.990 6,840 Glover, Harold L Texas Hill Rd. 500 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 2,450 2,950 Gonzales, Rogelio & Susan L Fairgrounds Rd. 950 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 5,200 6,150 Goodrich, James F. & Evelyn L 2 Langdon Pk. Rd. 2,140 Bldg-. 2 Langdon Pk. Rd. 12,780 14,920 Gordon, Wesley 1/6 Int. Est. of Clara Jordan Prop. 300 Goulart, Thomas F. & Mary L Tamarack Drive 1,640 Bldg. Tamarack Drive 13,620 15,260 Gould, Charles A. & Meda I. Reservoir Rd. 1,070 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 10,090 11,160 Gould, Charles A. & Meda P. L 'No. Main St. 200 Bldg. No. 'Main St. 3,100 3,300 Gould, Charles & Meda L 220 No. iMain St. 300 Bldg. 220 No. Main St. 1,350 1,650 Grant, Christine S. L Texas Hill Rd. 300 Grass, James & Esther L W/S Yeaton Rd. 2,350 Bldgs. Yeaton Rd. 11,300 13,650 Graves, Allard IM. & (Homer - Trust U/W L iSo. Main St. 4,800 Bldg. So. Main St. 25,150 29,950 Graves, Sherbum R. 28A L Thurlow St. 560 Graves, Theodore & Dorothy 21A L Parker St. 2,250 Bldg. Parker St. 5,600 7,850 Gray, Arthur F. & IMarcia L 48-50 Highland St. 2,000 Bldgs. Highland St. 8,570 10,570 Gray, Derwood & Diane L Cummings OHill Rd. 450 Bldg. Cummings Hill Rd. 6,550 7,000 Gray, Lewis M. Jr. & Elizabeth L 68 Pleasant St. 900 Bldg. 68 Pleasant St. 8,550 9,450 Green Acres Woodlands, Inc. 1231A Chase, Berry & Sargent L 12,300 Green, Reginald P. & Jane L 10 Broadway 910 Blds-s. Broadway 5,290 6,200 Greene, Milton E. L 46 Pleasant St. 1,150 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 6,510 7,660

~~26 z NAME Description and Valu e of Real and Personal Pr OPERTY 2 i >~~

Greenwood, Gladys iLct Beech Hill Rd. 600 L iBeech iHill Rd. 1,000 Trailer Beech Hill Rd. 3,200 4,800 Gregson, Robert M. & Jill 17A L Dick Brown Rd. 340 Gross, Clarence E. & Edith 9 A L Rte. 3A & 25 W 900 Grote, Joseph A. & Rita E. L Rte. 3 3,550 Bldgs. Rte. 3 64,100 67,650 Guemple, Betty L. L Old Hebron Rd. 840 Guinan, Dorothy L 80-82 Highland St. 2,480 Bldgs. Highland 'St. 14,120 16,600 Guinan, Priscilla Swimming Pool 2,500 Gushea, Anne L N/S Parker St. 950 Bldg. Parker St. 8,200 9,150 Hadley, Stanley L 1 Crawford St. 520 Bldgs. 1 Crawford St. 6,440 6,960 Hale, Robert F. & Beverly L 19 Broadway 1,040 Bldg. 19 Broadway 9,400 10,440 Hall, David B. & Roberta F. ^A L Rte. 3A So. 1,500 Trailer Rtp. 3A iSo. 5,250 6,750

Hall, Dean 1 /20 Int. E?t. of Lona HallI Prop. 130 Hall, D. Sheldon 25A L Beech Hill Rd. 1,450 Bldgs. Beech Hill Rd. 7,300 8,750 Hall, D. Sheldon ID avid & Bonnie Hall Trailer Beech Hill Rd. 3,200 Hall, iMrs. Ellsworth 1/5 In^ Est. of Lona Hall Prop. 500 Hall, Keith iM. & Merry K. L Tenney ,Mt. 3,000 Bldg. Tenney Mt. 7,050 10,050 Hall, Samuel G. Chair Lift 36,450 Hall, Samuel G. & Berenice L Tenney Mt. 2,850 Bldgs. Tenney Mt. 16,910 19,760 Hall, Samuel G. & Berenice 715A L Tenney Mt. 16,550 Hall, Samuel G. & Berenice V2 Int. Franconia Lot. 50 Hammel, Leonard D. Jr. & Carol A. L 10 Foster St. 950 Bldg. 10 Foster St. 5,850 6,800 Hammel, Leonard L. & Gertrude A. L Rte. 25 No. 850 Bldg. Rte. 25 N(^. 4,510 5,360 Hammond, Everett G. & Norma L 7 Batchelder St. 2,900 Bldg. 7 Batchelder St. 10,200 13,100

~~26 z Description and Value of NAME t < Real and Personal Pr OPERTY 2 i >~~

Hammond, Everett G. & Norma Boat 500 Hannaford, Frank 4A L W/S Rle. 3 1,200 Bldgs. W/.S Rte. 3 7,870 9,070 Hanscomb, Walter Est. lA L Texas Hill Rd. 350 Hansen, Relma S. L S/S Cummings Hill Rd. 650 Bldgs. Cummings Hill Rd. 6,530 7,180 Hanson, Arthur & Elizabeth (L Thurlow St. 1,400 Bldg. Thurlow St. 27,550 L Thurlow St. 2,550 31,500 Hanson, Linda S. L Smith Bridge Rd. 650 ,Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 7,250 7,900 iHarding", Harry H. L Cummings Hill Rd. 110 Harding, Jessie L Cummings Hill Rd. 570 Bldg. Cummings (Hill Rd. 6,440 7,010 Harrington, Arnold L. & Jeanette C L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,010 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 8,470 9,480 iHarris Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. L So. Main St. 4,750 Harris Bros. Furniture Co., Inc. iL R.R. Square 700 Bldg. R.R. Square 3,450 4,150 Harris, Fred & Anna V. ,L 1 Pearl St. 660 Bldg. 1 Pearl St. 10,470 11,130 Harris, Fred & Anna L 40 Russell St. 800 Bldgs. 40 Russell St. 10,000 10,800 Harrison, James D. & Ida L Beech Hill Rd. 750 Trailer & Bldg. Beech Hill Rd. 8,450 9,200 Hart, John H. & Jeanne C. IQOA L off Dick Brown Rd. 2,080 Bldgs. off Dick Brown Rd. 1,640 3,720 Hartman, Paul E. & Jane D. iL 18 High St. 1,180 Bldgs. 18 High St. 11,770 12,950 Haskell, Robert A. & Joyce L 151 Highland St. 2,950 Bldgs. Highland St. 10,220 13,170 Hass, Anna L. L Reservoir Rd. 2,000 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 6,050 8,050 Hastie, W. Glen & Gladys L 19 Wentworth St. 980 Bldgs. Wentworth St. 9,690 10,670 Hatch, G. Cecil 90A L Rte. 3A & 25 4,050 Bldgs. Rte. 3A & 25 12,950 17,000 iHatch, G. Cecil & Velma L Rte. 3A & 25 W 950 Bldgs. Rte. 3A & 25 W 15,260 16,210

~~27 z Description and Value of NAME * Real and Personal Property 5 2 i >~~

Ilavelock, Aletea L 60 Pleasant St. 2,750 Bldgs. 60 Pleasant St. 5,870 8,620 Hawes, iLinwood A. and Margaret .L 33 Merrill St. 1,670 Bldgs. 33 Merrill St 11,020 12,690 Hayes, Curtis G. & Jean E. lA ,L E/S Rte. 3 1,150 Bldg. E/S Rte. 3 9,560 10,710 Heal, Edwin L. & Son, Inc. L 28 So. iMain St. 9,100 iBldgs. 28 So. Main St. 35,100 44,200 Heal, Edwin L. & Son, Inc. L 28 IMain St. 3,650 Bldg. 28 IMain St. 21,000 24,650 Heal, Edwin L. & Gladys L 140 Highland St. 3,530 Bldg. Highland ,St. 17,610 3A L Tamarack Rd. 800 L Smith St. 800 22,740 Heal, Edwin L. & Gladys BldgP. Smith St. 10,150 Heesch, Peter Jr. L off Thurlow St. 3,500 Heinstrom, Edward R. & T(heda 35A L Rte. 3 1,200 Trailer Rte. 3 300 1,500 Henderson, George F. & Georgia L 12 Maple St. 1,600 Bldg. 12 IMaple St. 12,300 13,900 Henry, C. Helen L 11 Broadway 1,260 Bldg Broadway 12,100 13,360 Hikel, Richard S. iL W/S Avery St. 820 Hill, Charles S. & Ingrid 7A Lot Reservoir Rd. 150 Hill, Katherine 2A rear Fairgrounds Rd. 40 Hill, Lawrence F. & Marie R. Lot Fairgrounds Rd. 650 Trailer 5,700 6,350 Hillier, Clifford & Helen M. L 25 Wentworth St. 1,060 Bldgs. Wentworth St. 8,470 9,530 Hinds, Bernard & Phoebe L 9 Bayley Ave. 750 Bldgs. 9 Bayley Ave. 11,990 12,740 Hixon, Wilbur G. Jr. & Dawn R. 9A L Cummings Hill Rd. 180 Hoagland, Hazel L Texas Hill Rd. 500 Bldgs. Texas Hill Rd. 5,120 5,620 Hobart, Hazel 5A L Thurlow St. 3,730 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 4,860 8,590 Hobart, Kenneth A. L 117-121 No. Main St. 9,670 Bldgs. No. Main St. 29,010 Bldgs. No. Main St. 6,710 45,390

~~28 A~~

~~NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property~~

Hobart, Kenneth A. & Hazel 3A L E/S Rte. 3 1,250 Bldgs. E/S Rte. 3 9,100 10,350 Hodgkins, Willard & (Helen Lot High St. 550 Hogan, James J. & Nancy L 16 iMerrill St. 3,020 Bldgs. 16 Merrill St. 7,900 10,920 Hogan, William E. & Paul F. 62A L Plymouth Mt. Rd. 1,250 Bldg. Plymouth Mt. Rd. 5,150 6,400 Holt, Grace L W/'S Rte. 3 490 Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 1,920 2,410 Holt, Woodbury & Jacqueline ,L W/S Rte. 3 710 iBldgs. W/S Rte. 3 4,660 5,370 Homer, Russell S. L 35 Merrill St. 1,880 Bldg. 35 iMerrill St. 9,080 10,960 Hopkins, William H. & Rachel P. L 17 Broadway 1,030 Bldg. Broadway 8,240 9,270 Hopkins, William H. & Rachel P. L off Thurlow St. 4,400 Horn, Melvin F. & Elizabeth P. 20A L Yeaton Rd. 3,200 Ho-Sing-Loy, Vivien & Gwendolyn L R^e. 3A So. 1,550 Trailer Rte. 3A iSo. 4,750 6,300 Houghton, Harry B. & Alice L 13 So. iMain St. 1,060 Bldgs. 13 So. Main St. 14,640 15,700 Houghton, Herbert W. & Grace L 75 Pleasant St. 1,500 Trailer 75 Pleasant St. 5.400 L N/E Pleasant St. 690 7,590 Houston, Ellen Jane L 13 Pleasant St. 900 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 5,760 6,660 Houston, Norman J. & Rosemarie ,L 4 Gould Terrace 960 Bldg. 4 Gould Terrace 8,220 9,180 Howard, Alfred A. & Ruth IM. ,L Rte. 3A 1,450 Bldg. Rte. 3A 1,310 Trailer R^e. 3 6,240 Trailer Rte. 3A 1,900 10,900 Howard, Earl L. & Grace iL 8 Foster St. 950 Bldg. 8 Foster St. 4,510 5,460 Howard, Wesley C. Sr. & Dora L 11 Pleasant St. 1,270 Bldg. Pleasant St. 13,630 14,900

~~29 Description and Value of i I NAME ^ Real and Personal Property ^ 2 i >~~

Howe, Margaret, Est. L 91 Highland St. 3,650 Bldgs. 91 Highland St. 12,800 16,450 Howes, Forrest C. & Olive L 28 Winter St. 570 Bldgs. 28 Winter St. 5,190 5,760 iHowes, Forrest E. & Louis L Texas Hill Rd. 500 Bldgs. Texas Hill Rd. 6,890 7,390 Hruby, Albert W. & Ann 71A L Texas Hill Rd. 4,850 Hubert, Marilyn & Conrad L 23 Merrill St. 1,280 Bldgs. Merrill St. 7,910 9,190 Huckins, Charles N. L 107-109 Main St. 15,090 Bldgs. Main St. 26,940 42,030 Huckins, Charles N. Fred H. Speed, Inc. Bldg. & Tanks Main St. 11,340 Huckins, Edith M. L 8 Rogers St. 360 iBldgs. 8 Rogers St. 4,640 5,000 'Huckins, Edwin & Norma 80A L E/S Rte. 3 3,640 lA L W/S Rte. 3 20 3,660 Huckins, Milton W. 25A (L 500 36A Part Great Horse Pasture 720 1,220 Huckins, Stanley H. & Nina 34A L Dick Brown Rd. 2,150 Bldgs. Dick Brown Rd. 7,580 9,730 Humble Oil & Refining Co. L 131 No. Main St. 15,100 Bldg. 131 No. Main St. 24,480 39,580 Hunt, Lawrence L Fairgrounds Rd. 2,020 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 7,580 9,600 iHunter, Michael A. & Lenore F. L 32 Highland St. 2,310 Bldgs. 32 Highland iSt. 15,050 17,360 Hurme, Veikko 0. & Eugenia L 14 Thurlow St. 3,650 Bldg. 14 Thurlow St. 15,940 19,590 Hussey, Harold 0. & Harriett 38A L Quincy Rd. 3,050 Bldgs. Quincy Rd. 8,690 55A L Quincy Rd. 800 12,540 Hutchins, Beatrice L W/S Rte. 3 950 Bldgs. W/S Rte. 3 6,150 7,100 iHutchins, Harry R. & Shirley F. L Pleasant St. 600 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 9,200 9,800 Hutchins, Robert E. & Edith C. L Rte. 3 1,050 ._ - 4A ^ \ Trailer Rte. 3 5,100 6,150

~~80 z Description and Value of E NAME *i Real and Personal Property i 2 i >~~

Hutchins, Royce H. & Barbara 23A L Fairgrounds Rd. 4,670 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 6,790 11,460 Hyland, Kerwin E. & Jean 25A L Chaisson Rd. 500 Ingersoll, Paul & Beverly 7A L Smith Bridge Rd. 1,100 Bldgs. Smith Bridge Rd. 7,830 8,930

Ingersoll, Paul & Beverly 2 1/2 A iL Smith Bridge Rd. 800 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 5,050 5,850 Ingersoll, Paul ;H. Sr. Boat 300 Inkell, Elva L Beech iHill Rd. 650 Bldg. Beech Hill Rd. 7,350 8,000 Ireland, Chester & Lois 35A L Fairgrounds Rd. 700 Ireland, Chester & Lois 2A L Yeaton Rd. 1,250 Bldgs. Yeaton Rd. 16,300 17,550 Ireland, Chester & Lois 30A L Reservior Rd. 600 7A L Yeaton Rd. 140 740 Jackson, Stanley W. & Susan W. 259A Avery L Rte. 3 5,180 Jackson, Stanley W. & Susan W. 75A L Bell Rd. 1,500 Jacques, Donald & Claire L 15 Maple St. 2,550 Bldg. 15 .Maple St. 17,950 20,500 Jacques, Donald N. & Claire S. L 29 Russell St. 760 Bldg. 29 Russell St. 19,020 19,780 Jacques, Josephine B. L iMerrill St. 600 Jacques, Nelson lOOA L W/S Rte. 3 2,400 Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 200 14A L Cummings Hill 750 3,350 Jacques, Nelson lA L for TV Tower Thurlcw St. 2,000 Jacques, Nelson A. & Sadie M. L Thurlow St. 1,150 Bldg. Thurlow St. 13,350 14,500 A. Jaquith, Douglas & PVP'i\ Julia L Page St. 750 Bldg. Page St. 3,100 3,850 Jenness, John L. & Clara 6 2/3A L 1/3 Int. Rogers Lot 130 Jenness, Kenneth A. & Nellie E. 45A L Texas Hill Rd. 2,200 Bldgs. Texas Hill Rd. 3,300 5,500 Jenness, Leslie H. lOA L Mitchell & Glynn Lots 200 18A L Atwood & Forbes L 360 6 2/3A L 1/3 Int. Rogers Lot 130 690 Jenot, Horace W. Jr. & 7 L 14 Winter 'St. 630 MarciaJk.*^ c* ±. \^X ** L.•'—' • Bldg. 14 Winter St. 6,600 7,230

~~31 z~~

~~Description and VallJE OF i E NAME 5 Real and Personal Property s 2 i >~~

Johnson, Brian L. & Jean 7A L off Smith St. 3,000 Bldgs. off Smith St. 23,350 26,350 Johnson, John L 7 Crawford St. 950 Bldg. Crawford St. 9,790 10,740 Johnston, James B. & M. Susan L 27 Russell St. 780 Bldg. 27 Russell St. 8,930 9,710 Jones, Alice L Cummings Hill Rd. 650 Bldg Cummings Hill Rd. 1,100 1,750 Jones, Clarence H. L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,300 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 10,340 11,640 Jones, Melvin E. & Janice iM. L Loon Lake 1,400 Bldg. Leon Lake 2,550 3,950 Jones, Newell H. & Norma M. Gleason L Loon Lake 630 Bldg. Loon Lake 3,000 3,630 Jones, Robert L. & Nancy H. L Crescent St. 800 Bldg. Crescent St. 7,850 8,650 Jordan, Albert D. & Louize L 5 Langdon Park Rd. 1,360 Bldg. Langdon Park Rd. 12,220 13,580 Jordan, Albert D. & Louize L Lacourse St. 1,300 Trailer Lacourse St. 8,750 10,050 Joyce, Sumner W. & Phyllis E. 6A L Smith Bridge Rd. 850 iBldgs. Smith Bridge Rd. 5,450 6,300 Joyce, Sumner W. & Phyllis E. & Henry A Chaine Trailer Smith Bridge Rd. 2,650 Joyce, Sumner W. & Phyllis & Alice 'Manila Trailer Smith Bridge Rd. 300 Kearney, Marcia L 55 Langdon St. 1,090 Bldg. Langdon St. 6,420 7,510 Keeney, Robert L. & Jeanette L 55 Pleasant St. 1,100 Bldg. Pleasant St. 8,050 9,150 Kelley, Henry T. & (Mary 22A L off Rte. 3A & 25 2,200 Bldg. off Rte. 3A & 25 4,800 7,000 Kelley, James E. & Arline E. L Rte. 3A & 25 2.000 Bldgs. Rte. 3A & 25 5,850 7,850 Kelley, James E. & Arline E. 5A L Fairgrounds Rd. 780 Bldgs. Fairs-rounds Rd. 2.210 2,990 Kelley, (Margaret L 4 Russell Terrace 500 Bldg. 4 Russell Terrace 6,620 7,120

~~32 2 Description and Valu e of NAME ^ Real and Personal Property % 2 i >~~

Kelley, Willis & Carolyn L N/S .Smith Bridge Rd. 950 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 4,900 5,850 Kelly, Audrey L 83 Langdon St. 1,510 Bldg. Langdon St. 13,160 14,670 Kelsey, Eliza L 814 Rogers St. 1,080 Bldg. Rogers St. 6,890 7,970 F. W. Kendrick Co., Inc. L 4B Rear So. Main St. 700 Bldg. Rear So. Main St. 1,540 2,240 Keniston, Malcolm L. L 7 Garland St. 1,350 Bldg. 7 Garland St. 9,970 11,320 Keniston, Martha SVoA L Russell Lot 170 9A L Second Cutter Lot 180 20A L Pike Hill 400 750 Keniston, Martha 25A L Morse iLot 500 7 14 A L Avery Lot in Quill 150 8A L First Cutter Lot-^Pig 160 14A L Kendrick-Cayes Lot 280 1,090 Keniston, Miriam & Rachel 140A L W/S 8 Thurlow St. 8,630 Bldg. WAS 8 Thurlow St. 16,880 25,510 Kenneson, Guy L Highland St. 2,250 (Bldg. Highland St. 13,500 15,750 Kent, David L. & Carolyn A. L S/S Rte. 25 1,150 Bldg. S/S Rte. 25 10,200 11,350

Kenyon, John & Jeanne 3 1/2 A L Loon Lake Rd. 100 Keyworth, J. Gordon L 8 .Maiple St. 1,360 Bldg. 8 Maple St. 13,700 15,060 Kidder, Maurice A. 8A L Rte. 3A So. 1,130 Bldg. Rte 3A So. 6,060 7,190 Kidder, Sherwood iM. &

Carol 123 1/2 A L Chiasson Rd. 4,150 Bldg Chiasson Rd. 6,600 10,750 Kilgo, John W. & •Mary J. L Tenney Mt. 2,850 Bldg. Tenney Mt. 19,500 22,350 Kimball, Robert H. & Vyone P. L >Smith St. 2,600 King, John W. & June 2A L N/S Cummings Hill Rd. 570 Bldsr. N/S Cummings Hill Rd. 5,260 5,830 King, Leonard L D.W. Highway 1,000 Bldg. D.W. Highway 5,750 6,750 Kinsley, Neil A. & Jeromette 17A L Tenney Mt. Rd. 720 Bldg. Tenney Mt. Rd. 2,140 2,860 Kinsley, Neil Trailer Tenney iMt. 3,850 2,500 Kivi, Eino & Araminta 125A L Rte. 3A So. Klaybor, 'Margaret L E/S Rte. 3 450 Bldg. Rte. 3 1,700 2,150

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~~z Description and Value of NAME Real and Personal Property >~~

Klose, Fred W. & Bertha 90A L Old Hebron Rd. 3,450 Bldgs. Old Hebron Rd. 19,700 lOOA Wescott Lot 1,000 24,150 Knight, Charles D. & Susan iP. 48A L Bell Rd. 1,750 Bldg. Bell Rd. 8,550 10,300 Knight, Frederick 3A L Rte. 3A -So. 950 Bldg. Rte. 3A So, 9,570 10,520 Knowles, Joel B. & Inge H. Lot off Thurlow -St. 2,200 Kochellek, Jessie M. L Reservoir Rd. 380 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 2,010 2,390 Laauwe, James A. & Roberta E. L E/S Rte. 3 600 Bldg. Rte. 3A 10,550 11,150 Lacourse, George A. & Ethel L Ccokville Rd. 850 Bldg. Cookville Rd. 7,000 7,850 LaFontaine, Frederick L. & Patricia L 63 Highland St. 2,300 Bldgs. 63 Highland St. 9,100 11,400 LaFontaine Funeral Homes, Inc. L 65 Highland St. 2,490 Bldg. 65 Highland St. 22,410 Lot 65 Highland St. 210 25,110 Lambert, Todd W. & Deborah S. L 4 Cooper St. 1,360 iBldg. 4 Cooper iSt. 7,040 8,400 Lamere, Blanche !L 69 Langdon St. 1,240 Bldgs. Langdon St. 7,260 8,500 Landry, Robert J. Boat 100 Langlois, Edward Boat 100 Land /Vest Properties, Inc. 78A L Oak Ridge Rd. 6,500 Lanoie, Emile L 6 Gould Terrace 740 Bldgs. 6 Gould Terrace 8,210 8,950 Largent, John R. Jr. & Josephine L 12 Cooper St. 1,130 Bldgs. 12 Cooper ,St. 9,140 10,270 Latuch, iMarguerite L Avery St. 760 Bldgs. Avery St. 2,400 3,160 Latulippe, Rene Sr. & Rene Jr. 40A L off Rte. 25 800 Learned, Clifford B. & Hazel 5A L 97 Highland St. 2,660 Bldg. 97 Highland St. 520 3,180 Learned, Clifford B. & Hazel L 99 Highland St. 640 Bldg. Highland St. 6,390 L 97 Highland St. 2,260 Bldgs. Highland St. 15,530 24,820

~~34 z Description and Value of NAME i D - Real and Personal Property >~~

Learned, Clifford B. i& Hazel W. L O'Brien St. & Highland St. 2,900 Lenentine, G. Philip & Mary L Tobey Rd. 2,700 Bldgs. 6 Tobey Rd. 6,750 Bldgs. 8 Tobey Rd. 10,600 20,050 Lenentine, Guy P. & Mary L 4 Merrill Terrace 2,500 Bldgs. 4 Merrill Terrace 17,350 19,850 Lenentine, G. Philip & iMary F. Lot Tobey Rd. 740 iLenentine, Halston 0. & Jean L off Thurlow St. 2,250 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 19,000 21,250 Lessard, Edgar W. Ji L 25 High St. 1,860 Bldgs. 25 High St. 13,810 15,670 Lessard, Edgar W. Jr. L D.W. Highway 7,000 Bldg. D.W. Highway 29,500 Trailer D.W. (Highway 300 36,800 Leverone, iMartin & Katherine L 1 Randolph St. 2,570 Bldgs. Randolph St. 19,700 22,270 Levoy, Doris iL 31 Merrill St. 2,130 Bldgs. 31 Merrill St. 9,200 11,330 Lewison, Wayne C. & Opal L. 3A L Stony Brook Rd. 2,610 Bldgs. Stony Brook Rd. 16,760 11/2 A Stony Brook Rd. 150 19,520 Linton, George H. & Priscilla L Reservoir Rd. 750 Litchfield, Bryan J. & Cynthia L 38 Pleasant St. 580 Bldg. 38 Pleasant St. 8,460 9,040 Little, Henry A. & Marion L 63-65 Langdon St. 1,150 Bldgs. Langdon St. 9,340 10,490 Little, Robert iH. & Irene B. L Loon Lake 1,450 Bldg. Loon Lake 3,800 5,250 Ljunggren, Ove William 13A L off Rte. 3A So. 740 Bldgs. off Rte. 3A So. 1,790 2,530 iLocke, Bert D. & Edna L 9 Crawford St. 720 Bldgs. 9 Crawford St. 7,170 7,890 Loizeaux, Suzanne L 70 Highland St. 1,710 Bldgs. Highland St. 15,620 L 1 Summer St. 2,030 Bldgs. Summer St. 16,750 36,110 Loizeaux, Suzanne iL 8 Cummings St. 1,230 Bldgs. 8 Cummings St. 13,320 14,550 m z Description and Value of NAME * Real and Personal Property i 2 i >

Loizeaux, Suzanne 69A L Rte. 3A «& 25 W 2,530 Bldgs. Rte. 3A & 25 W 11,570 50A L Rte. 3A & 25 W 1,000 15,100 Lonergan, Joseph A. & Mary ,L 69 Pleasant St. 950 Bldg. 69 Pleasant St. 9,200 10,150 Logan, Frank A. & Hilda L 12 Broadway 1,050 Bldgs. 12 Broadway 10,010 L off Hawthorne St. 360 11,420 Logan, Fred & Amanda L 54 Pleasant St. 1,750 Bldg. 54 Pleasant 'St. 6,100 7,850 Long, Joseph & Emma 5A L off Rte. 3A 2,450 Bldgs. off Rte. 3A 15,200 17,650 Loomis, William T. & Altha L 44 Langdon St. 1,510 Bldgs. Langdon St. 11,850 13,360 Loon Lake Conserv. Assoc, Inc. 14A 1 Chiasson Rd. 280 Lopez, Leonard & Richard & Betty Ela 65A L off W/S Rte. 3 1,580 Bldgs. off WVS Rte. 3 1,650 3,230 Lovett, Ralph L 23 Broadway 1,910 Bldgs. Broadway 10,540 12,450 Lowell, Dean 1/20 Int. Est. of Lona Hall Prop. 130 Lowell, Herbert 1/20 Int. Est. of Lona Hall / ' Prop. 130 Lowell, Robert 1/20 Int. Est. cf Lona Hall Prop. 130 Lowell, Stanley 1/20 Int. Est. of Lona Hall Prop. 130 Lower Intervale Grange L E/S Rte. 3 500 Bldgs. Rte. 3 2,810 3,310 Lurie, Samuel & Ruth L 3 Weeks St. 650 Bldgs. 3 Weeks St. 12,840 13,490 Lyman, Richard B. & Janice C. L 10 Hawthorne St. 950 Bldg. 10 Hawthorne St. 7,630 8,580 Lyman, Richard B. Boat 20 Lyon, Marian 5A Old Hebron Rd. 1,150 Bldgs. Old Hebron Rd. 4,790 5,940 MacConnell, William P. & Shirley L Loon Lake 780 Bldgs. Loon Lake 3,550 4,330 MacDonald, Alan & Arlene 2A L S/S Cummings Hill Rd. 520 Bldgs. S/S Cummings Hill Rd. 3,360 3,880

~~36 Description and Value of NAME h < Real and Personal Property >~~

MacDonald, John & Joan 8 A L E/'S Rte. 3 1,500 Bldgs. E/S Rte. 3 9,110 10,610 iMacDonald, Neil Trailer Texas Hill Rd. 400 MacDonald, William, Jr. & 'Marion 15A L W/S Rte. 3 No. 10,020 Bldgs. W/S Rte. 3 No. 9,750 19,770 MacGregor, Caswell E. & iMabel lOOA L Old Hebron Rd. 5,060 BIdg.s. Old Hebron Rd. 14,610 19,670 MacKenzie, Malcolm C. & Mildred iL 59 Langdon St. 1,060 Bldgs. Langdon St. 10,420 11,480 MacLeod, Wendell C. & June L 15 Langdon St. 700 Bldgs. Langdon St. 6,800 7,500 MadMullen, J. Richard & Gail 42A L Texas Hill Rd. 2,000 'MacNeil, Allen K. & Evelyn L 24 Russell St. 1,350 Bldgs. 24 Russell St. 13,950 15,300 McAulay, Hazel L Smith Ave. 800 Fldg. Smith Ave. 9,800 10,600 McCarthy, Thomas P. L 22 High St. 1,930 Bldgs. 22 High St. 15,800 17,730 McCormack, Richard S. & Janet L 5 Hill Top Drive 2,100 Eldg. 5 Hill Top Drive 29,650 31,750 McCoy, F. D. & Julia L. Va Int. L Loon Lake 600 1,950 V2 Int. Bldg. Loon Lake 1,350 340 iMcCutcheon, Stanley 3A L Beech Hill Rd. McDermand, Robert V. & Nancy A. 2A L Texas Hill Rd. 1,700 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 6,000 7,700 ^McDevitt, William J. & Faith iL Loon Lake 1»550 Bldgs. Loon Lake 3,740 5,290 McElroy, Dorothy W. L Hunt Rd. 1,560 3,280 Bids:?. iHunt Rd. 1,'720 700 McFarland, Ethel L Crescent St. Bldgs. Crescent St. 4,450 5,150 iMcGill, Sheldon R. & L 5 Avery St. 920 Miriam 7,020 Bldgs. Avery St. 6,100 iMcGillicuddy, Edna L 55 iMain St. 1,730 Samaha 16,940 Bldffs. Main St. 15,210 L 10 Cummings St. 850 (McGlone, Barbara 10,810 Bldgs. Cummings St. 9,960 L 1 Garland St. 1,400 Mclver, Frederick D. 15,250 Bldg. 1 Garland St. 13,850

37 z Description and Value of NAME ^ Real and Personal Property ? 2 i > iMcLoud, Charles R. & Lois L Fairgrounds Rd. 940 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 9,210 10,150 McLoud, iMerlond E. Sr. L Fairgrounds Rd. 600 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 5,500 9A L Chiasson Rd. 310 6,410 ,M{?Loiud, IMerlond E. L Fairgrounds Rd. 700 'McWilliams, Norman B. & Micheline L D.W. Highway 1,920 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 13,940 15,860 (McWilliams, Richard L. & Barbara A. L 17 Langdon St. 700 Bldg. 17 Langdon St. 7,100 7,800 iMacKay, Blanche A. & Dorothy Watts 8A L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,550 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 5,140 6,690 iMacri, Salvatore & Irene Lot Crescent St. 300 Madore, Percy L 15 Wentworth St. 1,150 Bldg. 15 Wentworth St. 9,950 11,100 Main, Robert E. & Dorothy 4A L Rte. 3A 1,850 Bldgs. Rte. 3A 23,000 24,850 'Maloof, George H. & Francyne L Reservoir Rd. 1,300 IManganiello, 'Stephen 6.5A L Rte. 3A So. 1,000 Manni, Angelo & Irene C. 14A L Texas Hill Rd. 1,000 IMarcd, Lena D. 3A L Rte. 3 390 Bldg. Rte. 3 890 1,280 iMarriott, Robert J. & Freda A. L Silver Lane 1,560 ,Bldgs. Silver Lane 16,160 17,720 iMarriott, Robert J. Boat 100 Marsden, Harold & Gloria L Cummings Hill Rd. 60 Bldg. Cummings Hill Rd. 100 160 ;Martel, Alice L 10 Rogers St. 1,160 Bldgs. 10 Rogers St. 8.510 9,670 Martin, R. Preston 42A L Dick Brown Rd. 2,150 Bldgs. Dick Brown Rd. 12,070 L Dick Brown Rd. 500 Bldgs. Dick Brown Rd 6,810 21,530 Marzilli, Caroline :Lot 8 Lacourse iSt. 900 Lot 10 Lacourse St. 800 Lot 12 Lacourse St. 800 2,500 iMarzilli, Anthony Lot 7 Lacourse St. 900 Lot 11 Lacourse St. 800 1,700 iMarzilli, Anthony & Caroline L Page St. 870 Trailer Page St. 5,650 6,520 IMarzilli, Anthony & Caroline M. Lot Page St. 600 Lot Page St. 600 Trailer Page St. 3,350 4,550

~~38 NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property~~

Matthews, Leonard F. & Jean L 24 Langdon St. 1,230 Bldg. 24 Langdon St. 8,370 9,600 iMayer, David L. & Anne D. 540 A L Huckins L & Ply. Mt. Pasture 10,800 Mayhew Funeral Home, Inc. L Langdon St. 1,250 Bldg. Langdon St. 19,700 20,950 (Mayhew, James & Eileen L 7 Hill Top Drive 2,550 Bldg. 7 Hill Top Drive 31,150 33,700 Mayhew, James F. L Maple St. & Pleasant St. Ext. 2,400 Mayihew, Kelsie W. & Mabel L 61 Highland iSt. 2,400 Bldgs. Highland St. 10,250 12,650 Maynard, Evelyn L 3 Keeble St. 1,010 Bldgs. 3 Keeble St. 9,030 10,040 Mayo, Leo J. & Loraine M. L 32 Russell )St. 1,330 Bldgs. 32 Russell St. 9,460 10,790 Melzer, Robert G. & Joyce M. L 33 Winter St. 1,250 Bldg. 33 Winter St. 9,600 10,850 Melzer, Robert G. & Joyce M. L 37 Winter St. 960 Bldg. 37 Winter St. 4,240 5,200 Merrill, Leonard 0. L Highland St. 2,640 Bldgs. Highland St. 9,930 12,570 1,000 Merrill, Richard I. 50A L So. W Plymouth 1,950 Merrill, Russell & Edna L 5 Batchelder St. 18,500 Bldg. 5 Batchelder St. 16,550 Merrimack Farmers' 2,860 Exchange, Inc. L R.R. Square 24,820 Bldg. R.R. Square 21,960 Merritt, William B. & 850 Helen L Rte. 3A So. 6,950 Bldg. Rte. 3A So. 6,100 Miclon,Delphia & 400 Gertrude 19A L off Rte. 3 500 900 Bldg. off Rte. 3 Ann L 12 Rogers St. 1,540 Millar, Ruth 10,230 Bldgs. Rogers St. 8,690 28,250 Inc. L 150 No. Main St. 0. A. Miller, 67,150 Bldg" 150 No. Main St. 38,900 1,900 Milligan, John & Lelya L 137 Highland St. Trailer Highland St. 7,150 17,450 Bldg. Highland St. 8,400 Minickiello, Antonio & 1,350 Doris L 34 Pleasant St. Bldg. 34 Pleasant St. 10,450 11,800 39 z o Description and Value of NAME Real and Personal Property > iMinickiello, Antonio & Doris L 167 No. Main St. 5,250 Bldgs. 167 No. Main St. 9,090 14,340 Minickiello, Dario L. & Elizabeth J. L 7 Pleasant St. 1,150 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 16,350 17,500 Minickiello, Dario L. & Elizabeth J. L 13 Russell St. 830 Bldgs. 13 Russell St. 7,090 7,920 Minickiello, Faust L 51 Russell St. 1,750 Bldg. 51 Russell St. 13,950 15,700 Minickiello, Faust 3A L Rte. 3 400 Minickiello, Faust & Dario L 45 Main St. 2,500 Bldgs. Main St. 30,300 L 43 Main St. 1,500 Bldg?. 43 ,Main St. 3,940 38,240 /Mitchell, Leonard Heirs 175 A L Dick Brown Rd. 3,500 Mitchell, Neal D. & Viola L 13 Thurlow St. 1,180 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 10,060 11,240 Mitchell, Neal D. & Viola M. L 30 Russell St. 1,210 Bldg. 30 Russell St. 9,320 10,530 iMobil Oil Corp. L No. Main St. 7,270 Bldgs. No. iMain St. 13,170 20,440 Monroe, Beryl C. iL S/S Quincv Rd. 750 Bldgs. S/S Quincy Rd. 300 1,050 iMoody, Grace P. L Highland St. 1,960 Bldgs. Highland St. 8,190 10,150 IMorrill, Alice C. L 21 Langdon St. 920 Bldg. 21 Langdon St. 7,500 8,420 Morris, Thomas L. & Dorothy L 32 Merrill St. 2,030 Bldgs. Merrill St. 9,300 11,330 IMorrison, Ivanetta L 78 Highland St. 2,300 Bldg. 78 Highland St. 11,090 13,390 Morrison, Nyleen 6A L Rogers L 130 Morse, Charles H. & Marion L 50 iMerrill St. 1,350 Bldg. 50 Merrill St. 85,450 36,800 'Morse, Charles H. & Marion L 52 Merrill St. 1,520 Bldgs. Merrill St. 9,140 10,660 iMorse, Charles H. Boat 400 Morse, Horace & Norma L 212 No. iMain St. 240 Bldgs. No. Main St. 5,160 5,400 Morse, Phyllis L 12 Cummings .St. 850 Bldgs. Cummings St. 9,670 10,520 Morton, Eugene D. & Patricia L 36 Pleasant St. 970 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 7,260 8,230

~~40 2 Description and Value of NAME * ? Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Moses, Harold A. & Sara L 14 Cummings St. 720 Bldgs. Cummings St. 9,920 10,640 .Moses, Morton M. & Ella L 199 Main St. 190 Bldg. 199 Main St. 2,240 Lot No. Main St 110 Lot No. Main St 160 2,700 ;Moses, Roland G. & Janet L 11 Cummings St. 1,060 Eldgs. Cummings St. 9,660 10,720 Moulton, Clifton R. & Annie L Cummings Hill Rd. 930 Bldgs. Cummings Hill Rd. 6,380 7,310 Mountain Media, Inc. L 111 Main St. 2,810 Bldg. Ill iMain St. 37,980 40,790 Murg-atroy, Bernard B. & Mabel L 24-26 iMerrill St. 1,400 Bldg. 24-26 Merrill St. 14,650 16,050 Murphy, Walter L. & Joan L Highland St. 2,520 Bldg. Highland St. 19,460 21,980 Murphy, Walter L. & Joan L 1 Guinan Drive 2,150 Bldg. 1 Guinan Drive 28,050 30,200 Musiker, Harold R. & Barbara R. L 18-20 Merrill St. 1,050 Bldg. 18-20 -Merrill St. 10,600 11,650 Muzzey, iMaurice H. & Elva L 229 N'^. Main St. 1,920 Bldg. 229 No. Main St. 8,800 10,720 Muzzey, Maurice H. Boat 400 Muzzey, Wesley & Patricia L 5 Foster St. 1,450 Bldg. 5 Foster St. 11,100 12,550 (Muzzey, Wesley & Patricia & Willard Beckley, Jr. Trailer iFoster St. 4,700 Nassar, Joseph G. & •Esther F. L 105 Main St. 6,280 Bids-. 105 iMain iSt. 22,740 L Rear 105 Main St. 1,810 30,830 Naves, Allen L. & Vivian A. T< 47 Highland St. 2,000 Bldg?'. 47 Highland St. 11,790 13,790 Nelson, Carl E. & Beulah 40A L Old Hebron Rd. 2,150 Bldg. Old Hebron Rd. 11,850 14,000 NelPon, Carl & Beulah Henry Nelson Trailer Old Hebron Rd. 2,650 'Nelson, Hazel L 42 Langdon St. 1,050 Bldg. Langdon St. 4,450 5,500 Newberry Ply. Corp. iMain St. Rollins Block 46,790 St. 28,700 Newberry Ply. Corp. L Main ^^mmJ\ ^\/\^ Bldg. ;Main St. 241,500 270,200

~~41 z Description and Val ue of NAME 2 Real and Personal Property 5 2 i >~~

N. E. Telephone L 72 Langdon St. 2,750 Bldg. Langdon St. 101,100 103,850 N. H. Elec. Co-op, Inc. L Rte. 3A & 25 22,350 Bldg-. Rte. 3A & 25 151,250 173,600 N. H. Elec. Co-op, Inc. L Green St. 1,300 Bldgs. Green St. 9,740 L off Fairgrounds Rd. 1,750 L Rte. 3A & 25 500 13,290 N. H. Elec. Co-op, Inc. L R^e. 3A & 25 6,900 Telephone Bldg. 121,700 128,600 N. H. Elec. Co-op, Inc. L 2 Post Office Sq. 7,150 Bldg. Post Office Sq. 56,800 63,950 N. H. Elec. Co-op, Inc. Electric Prop. 17,640 Electrical Plant 426,000 443,640 Newton, George C. Jr. &

Suzanne R. 76A L Cummings Hill Rd , 1,500 Nicosia, Carmelo J. & Nancy G. 17A L Chaisson Rd. 2,500 Nielsen, Niels F. Jr. & Louise lA L Fairgrounds Rd. 950 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 11,750 12,700 Nims, Raymond C. Est. 123A L Fairgrounds Rd. 4,640 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 10,990 15,630 Nine, William G. 35A L Chiasson Rd. 3,150 Bldg Chiasson Rd. 12,400 15,550 Nolan, Dorothy B. 19A L Blake Pasture Lot Rte. 3A 400 Lot Rte. 3A 500 900 Norco Corp. 197A L Fairgrounds Rd. 8,740 27A L Fairgrounds Rd. 2,700 11,440 Northern N. E. Dist. Assembly of Goc Joseph Bennett Trailer Armory Rd. 3,400 Noteworthy, Greta L 25 Merrill St. 1,910 Bldg. 25 Merrill St. 8,510 10,420 Ncseworthy, John & Ruth L 51 Merrill St. 3,900 Bldg. 51 Merrill St. 15,650 19,550 Noyes, John H. & Barbara A. L Parker St. 950 Bldg. Parker St. 18,100 19,050 Noyes, William E. & Linda 10 A L New Hebron Rd. 1,350 Bldg. New Hebron Rd. 21,450 22,800 Noyes, William H. & Anyce L Parker St. 1,990 Bldg. Parker St. 21,350 23,340 Noyes, William iH. & Anyce 4V2A L Parker St. 1,150 Noyes, William H. & Anyce L Loon Lake 620 Bldg. Loon Lake 2,190 2,810

~~42 Description and Value of NAME - I Real and Personal Property >~~

Nutting, iLawrence H. & iMary E. Moody- 80A L Hussey Lot 1,600 Nutting, L. )H. lOA L Flynn Lot 200 Olmstead, Shirley H. L 46 Highland St. 2,410 Bldg. Highland St. 17,330 19,740 Olsen, George A. & Kathleen B. L Buckland Ave. 1,720 Bldg. Buckland Ave. 14,040 15,760 O'Neill, Robert E. & Audrey L 17 Warren St. 650 Bldg. 17 Warren St. 7,400 8,050 O'Neill, Robert E. & Audrey L 6 Rogers St. 1,700 Bldgs. 6 Rogers St. 8,510 10,210 Orr, Rosamund S. 52A L Texas iHill Rd. 1,880 iBldg. Texas Hill Rd. 8,960 10,840 Orzano, John 4A L Rte. 3A & 25 W 1,300 Bldg. 3A & 25 W 13,910 15,210 Orzano, John L 3A & 25 W 1,150 (Machine Shop 3A & 25 W 10,350 11,500 O'Shea, Mary C. Est L 23 Langdon St. 950 Bldgs. 23 Langdon St. 8,350 9,300 Otto, Herbert R. & Constance A. L 14 Wentworth St. 850 Bldg. 14 Wentworth St. 9,200 10,050 Paquette, A. J. & Charlotte L 1 Merrill St. 2,570 Bldgs. Merrill St. 18,360 20,930 Paquette, iMaurice G. & Sylvia 2A L Parker St. 870 Bldgs. Parker St. 9,690 10,560 Parker, Peter & Sandra E. L Smith Bridge Rd. 650 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 8,700 9,350 Parris, Brian F. & Marjorie L Crescent St. 650 Bldgs. 8,500 9,150 Parrott, Richard H. & Beulaih L 13 Langdon St. 970 Bldgs. Langdon St. 8,480 9,450 Patterson, Robert & Marilyn L E/S Rte 3A 600 Bldgs. Rte. 3A 6,200 6,800 Pease, Bessie F. L 3 Russell St. 4,400 Bldgs. 3 Russell St. 19,190 23,590 Pease, Bessie F. L iMain St. 7,360 Bldgs. Main St. 68,510 75,870 2,100 Pease, Bessie F. 8A L Langdon St. Pease, Eva L 36 High 830 Bldgs. High St. 8,780 9,610 Pease, Stella L Thurlow St. 1,140 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 12,210 13,350

~~43 z Description and Value of NAME * Real and Personal Property ; 2 i >~~

P^ll, Cecilia A. iL 83 Highland St. 1,740 Bldgs. Highland St. 9,830 11,570 Pemi Enterprise, Inc. 1. 18-20 Highland St. 1,970 Bldgs. Highland St. 22,680 24,650 Pemi. Broadcasters, Inc. L High St. 640 Bldgs. High St. 7,840 L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,750 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 1,760 11,990 Pemi. Nat. Bank L off .Highland St. 500 Pemi. Nat. Bank & Ply Guar Sav. Bank L 1-3 Highland St. 15,600 iBldgs. Highland St. 140,520 156,120 Pemi. Nat. Bank & Ply Guar Sav. Bank & Bessie Pease L Highland St. Cor. Main 1,000 Perkins, Lona 1/8 Int. Est of Lona Hall Prop. 300 Norman Perry, Inc. L R.R. Square 3,800 Bldgs. R. R. Square 45,800 49,600 Perry, Raymond ,S. & Constance L Rte. 3 3,850 Bldgs. Rte. 3 7,800 11,650 Peters, Dianne 114 L Rte. 3A & 25 3,950 Philbrick, Lillian L 1 Broadway St. 1,770 Bldgs. Broadway St. 9,310 11,080 Philbrick, Walter S. & Joan L. 20A Fellows L 400 Philbrick, Wilbur S. L Reservoir Rd. 950 Bldg. Reservior Rd. 5,900 6,850 Picbe, Paul A. & Geraldine L D.W. Highway 2,250 Bldg. D.W. Highway 10,900 13,150 Pickel, Hollis D. & Claire N. L 13 Broadway 920 Bldg. 13 Broadway 6,260 7,180 Pickering, Ellsworth & Elvira L Old Rte. 25 750 Bldg. Old. Rte. 25 3,540 4,290 Pierce, Lawson D. L 17 Cummings St. 1,780 Bldgs. Cummings St. 10,220 12,000 JPike, iMorley & Dorothy M. 34A L Texas Hill Rd. 1,800 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 11,450 13,250 Pillsbury, John & Jane D. L Thurlow St. 2,800 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 20,450 23,250 Pinching, Gladys D. L 50 Pleasant St. 1,530 Bldgs. iPleasant St. 3,460 4,990 Pinemere Properties, Inc. iL 9-11 Russell St. 2,960 Bldgs. Russell St. 17,040 20,000 Pinker, John J. Jr. & li 21 Broadway St. 1,090 Virginia Bldgs. Broadway iSt. 9,230 10,320

~~.44 Description and Value of NAME i I Real and Personal Property >~~

Piper, S. Scott & Janice L off Rte. 3A 1,600 Bldgs. off Rte. 3A 15,500 17,100 Pittsley, Alva & Velma L 209 No. Main St. 430 Bldg. 209 No. iMain St, 3,920 L No. Main St. 230 4,580 Placentino, iMary 35A L Texas Rd. 700 Planting-a, Thurston M. 40A L Reservior Rd. 2,250 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 9,800 12,050 Plume, Bernard L Loon Lake Rd. 850 Bldg. Loon Lake Rd. 5,620 6,470 Plummer, Lillian 3A L Reservoir Rd. 1,000 Trailer & Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 2,860 3,860 Plummer, Lillian & Pauline Clement Trailer Reservoir Rd. 4,250 Plymouth Grange 239 L Rear. So. Main St 2,800 Bldgs. So. Main St. 6,000 8,800 Plymouth iMasonic Assn. L 42 So. Main St. 2,540 Bldgs. So. Main St. 9,770 12,310 Poelman, Marjorie W. L S/S Cummings (Hill Rd. 650 Bldgs. Cummings Hill Rd. 5,500 6,150 Pollard, Luther J. L 2 Garland St. 1,550 Bldg. 2 Garland St. 10,500 12,050 Pothier, Robert & Celine 69A L Bell Rd. 2,360 Bldgs. Bell Rd. 2,410 4,770 Potter, Daniel V. & Edna L Smith St. 750 Trailer Smith St. 3,930 4,680 Pot*er, Edward S. Jr. & Mildred L 6 Garland St. 1,420 Bldgs. Garland St. 7,330 8,750 Powell, Mary E. L 6 Foster St. 1,450 Bldg. 6 Foster St. 4,900 6,350 Powers, Howard A. & Lorraine L 3 Bayley Ave. 1,590 Bldg. Bayley Ave. 13,860 15,450 Powers, Oscar Est. L 4 Wentworth St. 710 Blda-. 4 Wentworth St. ^,100 9,810 Prichard, Reno W. & Joy L (Highland St. 2,750 Bldg. Highland St. 9,670 12,420 Proulx, Charles J. & Esther L 5 Court St. 1,330 Bldgs. Court St. 10,510 11,840 Pruneau, Arthur L. & 'Mary 75A L Mt. Rd. 1,500 Bldgs. Mt. Rd. 1,000 2,500 61,130 Public Sei-vice of N. H. Electrical Properties Pugh, Robert C. & Marian iL 7 Webster St. 1,320 Bldgs. Webster St. 15,010 16,330

~~45 z Description and VallIE OF NAME * < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Purvis, John L. & Doris L Tenney ,Mt. 2,260 Bldgs. Tenney Mt. 14,700 16,960 Putnam, Frances W. L 131 Hig-hland iSt. 3,340 Bldgs. Highland -St. 18,310 21,650 Quinn, James H. & Frances W. L Oak Ridge Rd. 2,000 Bldg. Oak Ridge Rd. 9,800 11,800 Quinn, John R. & Patricia F. L 17 Thurlow St. 990 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 6,030 7,020 Quinn, John R. & Patricia F. L Thurlow St. 1,500 Racette, Normand R. & Priscilla L 5 Bayley Ave. 1,450 Bldg. 5 Bayley Ave. 12,150 13,600 Radcliff, Bert 30A Ciri Lot, Pike Hill 600 Ramsey, Mrs. George 1/8 Int. Est. of iLona Hall Prop. 300 Ramsay, Ronald G. & Sandra L 11 Hawthorne St. 1,050 Bldg. 11 Hawthorne St. 9,500 10,550 Ramsay, Ronald & Peter Pilgrim L Hill Top Drive 850 Ramsay, Sherburn C. Jr. & Sally L 65 Pleasant St. 2,280 Bldg. Pleasant St. 8,100 10,380 A. M. Rand Co. 'L Rear of iMain St. 1,610 A. iM. Rand Co. L 67-69 Main St. 9,600 Bldg. 67-69 Main St. 45,070 L Rte. 3 6,900 Bldg. Rte. 3 1,400 62,970 Rand, Marcus & Eleanor & David & Paula Rubien L 86 Langdon St. 2,240 Bldgs. 86 Langdon St. 12,480 14,720 Rand, iMartha A. L 77 Pleasant St. 1,550 Bldg. 77 Pleasant St. 17,050 18,600 Rand, Olive E. L 32 IHigh St. 2,600 Bldg. High St. 16,170 18,770 Rand, Olive, Robert, Watson & Eleanor Dolloff iL 67-69 Main St. 21,750 Bldg. iMain St. 87,460 109,210 Rand, Olive, Robert, Watson & Eleanor Dolloff L Highland St. 800 Rand, Robert H. & Juliet L Tamarack Dr. 1,770 iBldg. Tamarack Dr. 16,610 18,380 'Rand, Robert & Watson 3A L Tamarack Dr. 3,500

~~46 z Description and Value of NAME i < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Rand, Watson A. & Erma L 52 Highland St. 2,130 Bldg. 52 Highland St. 14,660 Bldg. Highland St. 100 16,890 Ray, Florence M. L 75 Highland St. 1,650 Bldg. Highland St. 7,180 8,830 Ray, George T. Jr. & Doris L 182 No. Main St. 2,050 Bldg. No. Main St. 14,310 16,360 Ray, Robert E. & Janice L Rte. 3A So. 850 Bldg. Rte. 3A So. 3,400 4,250 Raymond, Edward Trailer Rte. 3A 4,450 Raymond, Frank Est. 34A L Rte. 3A So. 1,700 Raymond, Kenneth 6A L River Rd. 120 Raymond, Ronald lOOA Tenney Mt. 2,000 Raymond, Ronald E. L W/S Rte. 3A 500 Raymond, William P. L 4 Pearl 'St. 580 Bldg. 4 Pearl St. 8,770 9,350 Recos, Gabriel & Virginia 7A L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,700 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 7,300 9,000 Reed, Clarence J. L 51 Langdon St. 970 Bldgs. Langdon St. 10,900 11,870 Int. Est. Clara Jordan Reneau, Joseph iH. 1/3 ^ P^/V Prop. 550 Renzi, Robert S. & Barbara A. Lot. No. 6 Lacourse St. 1,300 Trailer Lacourse St. 4,300 5,600 Rhines, Robert C. & Constance L 43 Pleasant St. 2,320 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 7,620 9,940 Ricci, Anthony J. & Frances !M. Lot No. 9 Lacourse St. 1,800 Trailer Lacourse St. 2,050 3,350 Richelson Dept. Store L 149 Main St. 3,800 Bldg. 149 Main St. 35,350 39,150 Richelson, Irwin & Evelyn L 8 RandolTDh St. 2,000 Bldg. Randolph iSt. 16,390 L Randolph St. Lots No. 14-15 1,470 19,860 800 Richelson, iLouis L 3 Wentworth .St. Bldgs. 3 Wentworth St. 8,810 9,610 Rilev. James E. & 1,000 Phillip ,M. Call L Rte. 3A So. Ritchie, Donald J. & 500 Virginia L Loon Lake Bldg. Loon Lake 1,960 2,460 Ritchie, Donald J & 840 Virginia .L Loon Lake Bldgs. Loon Lake 3,480 4,320

~~47 z Description and Value of NAME f < Real and Personal Property >~~

Riverside Lands, Inc. 62A L Fairgrounds Rd. 3,130 50A L Rle. 3A & 25 5,000 8,130 Roberts, Edmund L. & Rose L Yeaton Rd. 950 Bldgs. Yeaton Rd. 7,700 L Yeaton Rd. 100 8,750 Roberts, Jennie 2A L Rte. 3A So. 50 Robertson, Douglas L. Phyllis L Rear on Weeks St. 880 Bldg. Rear on Weeks St. 12,220 13,100 Robie, Kenneth E. & Elaine 46A L S/S Rte. 25 5,300 Bldg. S/S Rte. 25 10,480 15,780 Robie, Kenneth & Elaine & Adrian Robie Trailer Smith Bridge Rd. 4,450 Robinson, Evelyn L 4 Pleasant St. 1,770 Bldg. Pleasant St. 17,970 19,740 Rodean, F. Glynn & Patricia L 73 Highland St. 1,610 Bldg. 73 Highland St. 10,640 12,250 Romano, (Marjorie A. & Anthony J, Jr. L E/S Rte. 3 1,000 Romprey, Alexas P. Justine G. 2A L Reservoir Rd. 1,050 Bldg. Reservoir Rd. 8,400 9,450 Ross, Eugene W. & Constance L 8 Crawford St. 600 Bldg. Crawford St. 8,100 8,700 Roy, Clement L Fairgrounds Rd. 750 Trailer Fairgrounds Rd. 8,900 9,650 Roy, Clement Boat 400 Roy, Thomas W. & Carol L Fairgrounds Rd. 700 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 11,000 11,700 Russell, Alton & Doris L Rte. 3 1,000 Bldgs. Rte. 3 8,700 9,700 Ryea, Harold Boat 20 Ryea, Lawrence H. oA L River Rd. 600 Bldgs. River Rd. 4,750 5,350 Saliba, Moses L Highland St. 2,940 Bldgs. Highland iSt. 26,880 29,820 Saliba, Moses L 73 Main St. 3,920 Bldg. 73 Main St. 25,810 L 77 Main St. 4,000 Bldg. 77 Main St. 33,600 67,330 Samaha, Harleen & Ardele L 2 Maple St. 1,110 Bldgs. 2 Maple St. 9,950 11,060 Samaha, Irene L 16 Highland St. 1,070 Bldgs. Highland St. 17,010 18,080 Louis Samaha Store L 137 No. Main St. 3,080 iBldgs. 137 No. Main St. 20,690 23,770

~~48 2 Description and VallIE OF NAME i < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Samaha, Madeline L 40 So. Main St. 3,240 Bldgs. So. iMain St. 8,910 lOOA Wood Lot 2,000 14,150 Sanborn, John C. & Nance L 20 Warren St. 1,650 Bldg. 20 Warren St. 6,850 Lot off Warren St. 500 9,000 Sanders, Seymour & Ruth M. L Loon Lake 1,140 Bldgs. Loon Lake 2,660 3,800 Sanel Realty Co., Inc. L 135 No. :Main St. 3,670 Bldg. 135 No. Main 'St. 41,780 45,450 Sanford, Roy J. & Etta 5A Hawkins L 250 Sargent, Frances L 6 PleaFant St. 950 Bldg. 6 Pleasant St. 8,050 9,000 Sargent, Kenneth M. & Ruby T. L Allen Ave. 1,350 Trailer Allen Ave. 2,900 4,250 Sargent, Leslie B. Jr. Bldg. D.W. Highway 330 Sargent, Rorailla Est. L D.W. Highway 1,280 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 8,600 9,880 Sargent, Ruth F. L D.W. iHighway 1,080 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 12,650 13,730 Sawyer, Leonard S. Caroline L 13 Cummings St. 1,180 Bldgs. Cummings St. 9,710 10,890 Sceva Speare Medical Park, Inc. (Medical Bldg. Avery St. 136,100 Scholfield, Ray F. L Loon Lake 650 Bldg. Loon Lake 4,800 lOA L Loon Lake 500 5,^0 Scott, David A. & Barbara L 6 Winter St. 770 Bldg. Winter St. 8,480 9,250 Scott, John W. & iMary J. L 10 Randolph St. 1,850 Bldg. 10 Randolph St 13,650 15,500 Searles, Gloria M. L 29 Langdon St. 1,200 Bldg. 29 Langdon St. 9,230 10,430 Sears, iMadison W. & Natalie L 26 Winter St. 930 Bldg. 26 Winter St. 6,890 Lot Page St. 600 8,420 Sears, Madison W. & Natalie V. L 12 y2 Green St. 500 Bldg. 121/2 Green St. 3,550 4,050 550 Sears, IMadison W. 55A L D.W. Highway Seguin, Henry 14A L Reservoir Rd. 560 Bldgs. Reservoir Rd. 500 1,060 Shanker, Benjamin H. & G'wendolyn iL 7 Rogers St. 2,890 Bldg. 7 Rogers St. 17,820 20,710

~~49 2 Description and Value of NAME H < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

S'haw, Katherine IR. L 8 Pleasant St. 1,110 Bldg. 8 Pleasant St. 11,830 12,940 Shelton, Philo S. & Carolyn L Loon Lake 1,450 iBIdgs. Loon Lake 2,550 4,000 S'herburn, Harold G. Jr. & Ruth L 135 Highland St. 1,390 Bldgs. Highland St. 6,820 8,210 Sherburn, Harold G. Sr. & Lavinia 24A L Rte. 25 No. 2,230 Bldgs. Rte. 25 No. 8,010 10,240 Sherman, Dean F & .Meredith L 7 Bayley Ave. 1,100 Bldgs. Bayley Ave. 9,000 10,100 iSherman, Leon E. & iMyra L 28 High St. 1,480 Bldgs. 28 High St. 9,400 10,880 Sherman, Myra L 30 High St. 1,590 Bldgs. High St. 11,800 13,390 Shoff, Carl L. & Nancy L. iL 25 Pleasant St. 1,080 Bldgs. 25 Pleasant iSt. 7,810 8,890 Shortt, iLeland P. & Regena L D.W. Highway 3,200 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 9,750 12,950 Shulkin, Arthur & Jean lOA L Fairgrounds Rd. 2,850 Silver, Gertrude L 5-7 Summer St. 1,910 Bldgs. Summer iSt. 12,760 14,670 Simoneau, Marie L 5 Bridge St. 580 Bldg. 5 Bridge St. 11,390 11,970 Simpson, Edna P. L 3 Crawford St. 480 Bldgs. Crawford St. 7,540 8,020 Sippell, Edith L D. W. Highway 2,450 Bldgs. D.W. Highway 7,740 10,190 Sirrine, George E. & N. Louise 7A L Me. 3A So'. 1,150 Bldgs. Rte. 3A So. 5,990 7,140 S. K. Enterprises, Inc. L Rte. 3A & 25 5,400 Bldg. Rte. 3A & 25 8,650 14,050 Slate, Robert I. & Jacelyn L Loon Lake 1,150 Bldgs. Loon Lake 4,820 20A L Loon Lake 400 Lot Loon Lake 460 6,830 Sleeper, Louis 2A L Texas Hill Rd. 450 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 2,600 L Texas Hill Rd. 600 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 3,050 6,700 Sleeper, Louis A. & Alma L Highland St. 900 Bldg. Highland St. 3,250 4,150

~~50 2 Description and Value of NAME H < Real and Personal IProperty 2 i >~~

Sleeper, Wendell lOA L Texas Hill Rd. 1,060 Bldgs. Texas Hill Rd. 1,190 2,250 Sliva, Stanley H. & Patricia lOA L Holms Lot 200 Smialek, Jennie iL 42 Russell St. 900 Bldgs. 42 Russell St. 7,790 8,690 Smialek, Jennie •L 14 Cooper St. 2,070 Bldg. 14 Cooper St. 7,220 Trailer Avery St. 3,630 12,920 Smith, Denzil J. & (Shirley 'L Cummings Hill Rd. 2,300 Bldg. Cummings Hill 11,350 13,650 Smith, E. James & Frances C. 2A L 100 Tobey Rd. 1,040 Bldgs. 100 Tobey Rd. 15,430 16,470 Smith, Evelyn 20A L Rte. 3A So. 400 Bldgs. Rte. 3A So. 410 90A L Rte. 3A So. 1,800 2,610 Smith, Florence L 3 Pearl St. 1,070 Bldgs. Pearl St. 11,260 12,330 Smith, Gertrude iL 58 Langdon St. 1,850 Bldgs. Langdon St. 7,720 9,570 Smith, Gordon W. &

Janice 2 1/2 A L W/S Rte. 3 1,070 Bldg. W/S Rte. 3 9,630 10,700 Smith, Gordon W. 1 Boat 400 Smith, Richard 180A L Wood Lots 3,750 55A L Reservoir Rd. 2,580 Bldgs. Reservoir Rd. 8,920 15,250 Smith, Richard Lots 15-16-17 Smith St. 650 Lot No. 6 Reservoir Rd. 750 1,400 Smith, Richard R. & Roberta E. L 37 High St. 1,200 Bldg. 37 High St. 9,700 10,900 Smith, Stephen W. & Dorothy L 115 Highland St. 3,900 Bldgs. 115 Highland 'St. 42,700 5A L Highland St. 3,500 50,100 Smith, Walter P. & Marylon IL 5 Garland St. 1,370 Bldgs. Garland St. 12,750 14,120 Smith, Wendell A. & Blanche L Texas Hill Rd. 500 Bldg. Texas Hill Rd. 6,950 L Loon Lake 800 Bldg. Loon Lake 1,800 10,050 Somerville Sportsmen Club, Inc. 12A L Rte. 3A So. 1,650 Bldg. Rte. 3A So. 2,550 4,200 Sorrell, David W. & Bessie L Rte. 3 700 Bldgs. Rte. 3 1,500 2,200

~~61 Description and Value of NAME Real and Personal Property~~

Sorrell, David & Bessie IIGA L Fairgrounds Rd. 3,450 BldgL*. Fairgrounds Rd. 10,850 14,300 Sorrell, David & Bessie Howard & Shirley- Page Trailer Fairgrounds Rd. 2,200 Sorrell, David & Bessie Irene M. Durfee Trailer Fairgrounds Rd. 3,400 Sorrell, David & Bessie Theodore M. & Dene Oovill Trailer Crescent St. Ext, 4,720 •Soule, Charles N. & Susanne lOA L Texas Hill Rd. 1,750 Trailer Texas Hill Rd. 3,600 5,350 South Main Service, Inc. iL So. Main St 5,200 Bldgs. So. iMain St. 13,300 18,500 Spain, Micihael J. & iMarie J. iL 12 Wentworth St. 1,080 Bldgs. Wentworth St. 11,450 12,530 Spaulding, Dayton M. & Conchita IM. L 7 Pvandolph St. 1,470 Bldg. 7 Randolph St. 17,820 19,290 Spaulding, Philip D. 'L 4 Armory Rd. 2,150 Bldg. 4 Armory Rd. 15,030 17,180 Speckman, Alfred & Audrey 12A L Ply.-Bridgewater Town Line 250 Spencer, Arnold W. & Evelyn 5A L Rte. 3A 250 Spohrer, Thelma A. Life Tenant U.W.O. Norman Wade lOA L Rte. 3A West 1,300 Bldgs. Rte. 3A West 18,250 19,550 Sprague Electric Co. L Highland St. 6,000 Factory Highland St. 180,400 186,400 Staples, Beatrice 3A L Qdincy Rd. 750 Bldgs. Quincy Rd. 8,450 9,200 State Fair 30A L & B Fairgrounds Rd. 25,000 Land 1.510 26,510 St. Olair, Edward J. 2V2A L Loon Lake Rd. 1,000 Trailer Loon Lake Rd. 1,750 2,750 St. Cyr, Clauvis E. & Shirley L 219 No. Main St. 300 Bldgs. No. Main St. 3,050 3,350 Stearns, Joseph & Marilyn L 1 Keeble St. 880 BldgP. 1 Keeble St. 5,360 6,240 Steele, George H. Est. L 66 Highland St. 2,300 Bldgs. Highland St. 9,890 12,190 Stein, Charles A. & Ann 62A L Rte. 25 No. 2,800 Bldg. Rte. 25 No. 7,340 10,140

~~62 2 Description and VallIE OF NAME s < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Steinman, Leo, Betty- Cowan & Ruth Lurie L Weeks St. 420 Bldgs. Weeks St. 4,240 L 151 Main St. 6,310 Bldgs. Main St. 31,130 42,100 Steinman, Leo, iSamuel & Ruth Lurie L 5 Weeks St. 790 Bldgs. Weeks St. 12,830 13,620 Sterling", iManuel M. & Gloria L Thurlow 'St. 2,550 Bldgs. Thurlow 'St. 20,560 23,110 Stevens, Caroline R. 195A L Rte. 3A & 25 7,500 Bldgs. Rte. 3A & 25 13,450 20,950 Stevens, Roland E. & Edith L Chiasson Rd. 750 Bldgs. Chiasson Rd. 4,260 6,010 Stevens, Ronald IV2A L Chiasson Rd. 150 Stewart, Alec W. & Ellen V. L Rte. 3 1,150 Bldgs. Rte. 3 7^580 8,730 Stewart, Alvin L Loon Lake 1,320 Bldgs. Loon Lake 2,300 3,620 Stewart, Richard A. & Aloise L Loon Lake 600 Bldg. Loon Lake 4,650 5,250 Stiles, John F. & Maud 7A L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,140 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 4,720 5,860 Stimson, William iH. 55A L ,S/W Plymouth 1,100 Stone, Philip & Mar^erite L Loon Lake 450 Bldg. Loon Lake 1,660 2,110 Stcrer, Patricia L 50 Tobey Rd. 1,730 Bldgs. 50 Tobey Rd. 12,980 14,710 Stormont, Donald R. & Edna L 18 Emerson St. 2,000 Bldgs. 18 Emerson St 26,950 28,950 Straw, David E. & Patricia A. L 141 Highland St. 900 Bldgs. 141 Highland St. 7,750 8,650 Stuart, Wallace S. & Marlene L 31 Russell St. 1,130 Bldg. 31 Russell St. 6,400 7,530 Stuhlmann, Eleanor M. & Janet Conway L 6 Thurlow St. 1,310 Bldgs. Thurlow St. 5,310 6,620 Sullivan, Nora 30A L Loon Lake Rd. 1,100 Bldgs. Loon Lake Rd. 2,810 3,910 Sullivan, Walter P. & Helene G. L 37 Merrill St. 1,000 Bldgs. Merrill St. 7,450 8,450 Sun Oil Co. L 176 No. :Main St. 5,150 Bldg. No. Main St. 16,340 21,490

~~53 z Description and Value of NAME i < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Sunshine Laundries, Inc. L 25 Main St. 6,600 Bldg. 25 Main St. 15,260 21,860 Sunshine Laundries, Inc. L 21 So. Main >St. 1,580 Bldgs. So. Main St. 16,120 L 23 So. Main St. 1,320 Bldgs. So. Main .St. 7,100 26,120 Suratteau, Andre L. & Anne M. L Rte. 3A So. 1,750 Bldgs. 3A So. 15,910 2A L Rte. 3A So. 950 Bldgs. Rte. 3A So. 8,850 27,460 Sutherland, Kenneth I. & Phyllis L 14 Maple St. 1,900 Bldg. 14 Maple St. 15,350 17,250 •Sutherland, Robert E. & Lucy- 2A L Rte. 3 2,200 Bldgs. Rte. 3 10,800 13,000 Sutherland, Samuel A. Est. 64 A L Fairgrounds Rd. 5,580 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 6,300 11,880 Swales, George & Frank Salamone L Rte. 3A So. 2,250 Sweeney, Thomas C. & Eda M. L 190 No. Main St. 1,300 Bldgs. No. Main St. 8,150 9,450 Sfwitzer, David C. & Judith L 10 Maple St. 1,150 Bldg. 10 Maple St. 13,650 14,800 iSwitzer, John -B. & Bertha Lot Rte. 3A 650 Sylvestre, Mark & Katherine L 3 Broadway 2,330 Bldg. 3 Broadway 8,720 11,050 Symonds, Kenneth G. & Jane L 28 Langdon St. 1,410 Bldgs. Langdon St. 14,050 15,460 Taipply, Philip & Ellen L 19 Russell St. 1,350 Bldgs. 19 Russell St. 18,440 19,790 Taipply, Philip C. & Ellen S. L Thurlow St. 3,000 Bldg. Thurlow St. 13,800 16,800 Tatara, Walter T. & Madeline L 6 Maple St. 1,650 Bldg. 6 Maple St. 13,350 15,000 Tau Kappa Epsilon L 34 Russell St. 1,130 Bldgs. Russell St. 12,030 13,160 Tavares, Elizabeth A. lOA L Beech Hill Rd. 890 Bldgs. Beech Hill Rd. 11,100 11,990 Taylor, Beatrice C. L Cor. Thurlow & Texas Hill Rd. 1,440

~~54 z Description and Value of NAME * 5 Real and Personal Property >~~

Taylor, Guy, Jr. & Lucille L 3 iMaple St. 1,340 Bldg. 3 iMaple St. 14,200 15,540 Taylor, Guy Jr. Boat 500 Taylor, (Mary C. 'L 14 Rogers St. 2,250 Bldg. 14 Rogers St. 18,000 20,250 Tear, Carolyn L 2 Gould Terrace 800 Bldg. 2 Gould Terrace 8,100 8,900 Telfer, Perley C. 72 A L E/S Rte. 3 So. 3,700 Bldg. E/S Rte. 3 So. 12,900 16,600 Telfer, Perley 8A L off E/S Rte. 3 400 Temple, Frederick A. 40A L Thurlow St. 800 Tenney Mt. Corp. Bldgs. & Chairlift off Rte. 3A So. 200,450 Thibeault, Armand J. & Janet L 5 Maple St. 1,720 Bldg. 5 IMaple St. 12,400 14,120 Thomas, Bruce S. & Constance L 26 Langdon St. 1,210 Bldg. 26 Langdon St. 14,820 16,030 Thompson, Frederick, Ann & Robert L 51 Highland St. 3,320 Bldg. Highland St. 17,360 20,680 Thompson, John 0. 2A L E/S Rte. 3 850 Bldg. E/S Rte. 3 3,120 50A L Dick Brown Rd. 1,000 5 A L Part Burleigh L 250 5,220 Thompson, Joseph D. L D.W. iHighway 1,760 Bldg. D.W. (Highway 8,300 10,060 Thompson, Rachel L 82 Langdon St. 1,570 Bldg. Langdon St. 10,010 11,580 Thompson, Robert L. 19A L Loon Lake 620 Thompson, Vesta B. lA L Quincy Rd. 500 Bldg. Quincy Rd. 2,300 2,800 Thorne, David D. & Marcia L 32 Emerson St. 1,760 Bids*. 32 Emerson St. 11,950 13,710 Tice, Peter & Ann F. L 12 Buckland Ave. 2,920 Bldgs. Buckland Ave. 15,770 18,690 Tillotson, Dwight & Lola ;L Smith Bridge Rd. 650 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 8,600 9,250 Titus, Clifford B. & Geraldine L Highland St. 6,950 Bldg. Highland St. 25,590 32,540 Tivey, Richard & Catherine T. 4 Edmunds Ct. 750 Bldg. 4 Edmunds Ct. 11,940 12,690 Tobey, George iH. & Gloria L Beech Hill Rd. 750 Trailer Beech Hill Rd. 9,350 10,100 Tompkins, Victor L Fairgrounds Rd. 700 iBldgs. ^Fairgrounds Rd. 10,260 10,960

~~55 z~~

~~Description and Value of ^ NAME ^ ^Je Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

Tompkins, Victor 60A L Tobey Motor Ct. 13,500 Bldgs. Tobey Motor Ct. 211,700 225,200 Tompkins, Victor lOA L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,190 Topham, Arnold L. & Dorothea L 15 Broadway 1,140 Bldg. 15 Broadway 8,750 9,890 Topham, Richard L. & Patricia L 26 High St. 1,320 Bldg. High St. 11,020 12,340 Townsend, Barlbara L Loon Lake 1,000 Trojano, Harold D. & Marjorie 6A L E/S Rte. 3 1,330 Bldg. E/S Rte. 3 8,290 9,620 Trow, Henry G. 125A L Quincy Rd. 7,000 Trailer & Bldgs. 4,850 11,850 Tr. N. H. Conf. of Methodist Church 1/3 Int. Est. of Clara Jordon Property 550 Tr. of Plymouth Realty Trust L Thurlow St. 4,700 Tuck, Raymond & Dolores L Loon Lake 340 Bldg. Loon Lake 1,400 1,740 Turmelle, Leon L. & Helen L. L 12 Foster St. 950 Bldg. 12 Foster St. 6,000 6,950 Turmelle, Wilfred & Elsie L 2 So. Main St. 2,060 Bldg. So. Main St. 11,090 13,150 Turner, Paul A. & Beatrice W. L 4 Russell St. 1,410 Bldg. 4 Russell St. 13,970 15,380 Tuttle, Harold D. Sr. & Lorraine L Rte. 3 7,650 Bldg. Rte. 3 7,600 Trailer Rte. 3 2,950 18,200 Tuttle, William A. & Margaret L 77 Langdon St. 1,640 Bldg. Langdon St. 7,770 9,410 USM Corp. L off Rte. 3 4,000 Factory off Rte. 3 37,000 41,000 Valliere, Rachel A. lOA L Rte. 3A So. 1,750 Bldgs. Rte. 3A So. 10,200 11,950 Vail ie re, Roy J. 50A L Bell Rd. 1,000 L Rte. 3A So. 150 L Melvin Ld. 100 90A Rte. 3A So. 1,800 3,050 VanHagen, Charles S. & Madeline L D.W. Highway 1,000 Bldg. D.W. Highway 9,350 10,350

~~56 z NAME Description and Value of Real and Personal Property >~~

Vanini, Mario & Carol L 6 Hawthorne St. 900 Bldg. 6 Hawthorne St. 7,380 8,280 Vittum, Henry E. & Ethel L 5 Keeble St. 1,000 Bldg. 5 Kceible ^St. 14,200 15,200 Volpe, Angelo L 47 'So. Main St. 2,770 iBldgs. So. Main St. 13,920 16,690 Volpe, Angelo & Doris L 1 Fox St. 2,150 Bldgs. 1 Fox St. 13,710 2 Lots Fox St. 2,000 17,860 Volpe, Angelo & Doris L 16 Langdon St. 200 Bldg. 16 Langdon St. 5,650 5,850 Wagner, Frederick E. 131A L S/S Rte. 25 2,600 Wakefield, Robert G. L 16 Thurlow St. 1,850 Bldg. 16 Thurlow St. 16,650 18,500 Walker, Erwin L. & Ina L 63 Pleasant St. 950 Bldgs. 63 Pleasant St. 10,550 11,500 Walker, Mary A. L 110 Highland St. 2,220 Bldgs. .Highland St. 3,250 5,470 Walker, Walter L. Jr. & Judith F. L 6 Green St. 500 Bldg. Green St. 6,050 6,550 Wallace, Ernest L Old Rte. 3A 200 Bldgs. Old Rte. 3A 50 250 Wallace, Harold G. 6A Rte. 3A & 25 W 880 Bldgs. Rte. 3A & 25 W 4,950 5,830 Wallace, Harry A. L Rte. 3A & 25 4.800 Bldg. Rte. 3A & 25 10,850 15,650 Walter, Henry & Ruth 178A L Texas Hill Rd. 6,700 Bids'. Texas Hill Rd. 28,150 34,850 Warren, Beatrice Heirs L 38 Russell St. 1,030 Bldgs. Russell St. 12,000 13,030 Washburn, Sherman P. & Laurie 9A L Rte. 3A So. 1,750 Bldgs. Rte. 3A So. 4,420 6,170 Webster, John R. & Anne T, 3 Langdon Rd. 800 BldP*. 3 Langdon Park Rd. 13,150 13,950 Welch, Beatrice L Thurlow St. 1,050 Bldp-s. Thurlow St. 15.970 L Thurlow St. 1,000 18,020 Welch, Harry A. & Jimmie D. PA. L Smith Bridge Rd. 1.450 ^Idg. Smith Bridge Rd. 8.000 T. Smith Bridge Rd. 300 Bldg. Smith Bridge Rd. 1,240 10,990 Welch, Harry E. & Amelia /L Fairsrrounds Rd. 1,600 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 20,500 22,100 Welch, Harry E. & Amelia L 23 Hisrhland Ave. 1,350 Bldgs. Highland Ave. 14,500 15,850 350 Welch, Raymond Boat 57 z Description and Value of NAME f Real and Personal Property i 2 i >

Wellborn, Richard E. L 36 Main St. 2,950 Bldg. 36 Main St. 8,850 11,800 Wells, iMary E. L 11 Wentworth St. 760 Bldgs. Wentworth St. 7,000 7,760 Wescott, Barry L. & Casandra M. L River Rd. 700 Bldg. River Rd. 8,900 9,600 Whalen, Michael F. & Diane L Loon Lake 520 Bldg. Loon Lake 550 1,070 Wherland, Robert & Doris L 4 Hawthorne St. 850 Bldg. 4 Hawthorne St. 11,650 12,500 White, Alan C. & Leona ,M. L 24 Warren St. 1,300 Bldg. 24 Warren St. 12,800 14,100 White, Charles I., & Arnold Palmer & Leon L. Sicard iL Langdon St. 40,400 Bldg?. Langdon St. 178,500 218,900 White, Nellie 2A L Rte. 3A So. 700 Bldgs. Rte. 3A So. 2,400 3,100 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. 21A L Rte. 3 32 Trailer Sites 21,950 White. Mi. Forest Products, Inc. Trueman Ball Mobile Home Rte. 3 3,800 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Chester Burrows (Mobile Home Rte. 3 2,290 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Ronald Cheney -Mobile Hom€ Rte. 3 3,900 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Raymond Claveau Mobile 'Home Rte. 3 5,300 Wh;te. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Sherburne Dame Mobile .Home Rte. 3 3,400 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Alan Dow Mobile Home Ute. 3 5,300 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Albert Dow, Jr. (Mobile Home Rte. 3 6,600 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Alton L. Dunphy Mobile Home Rte. 3 7,150 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Richard Farrell Mobile Home Rte. 3 3,800

~~58 Description and Value of NAME < I Real and Personal Property < >~~

White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. John Gai*vey Mobile Home Rte. 3 6,100 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. David & Carol Green Mobile Heme Rte. 3 4,850 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Roy Gutowski .Mobile Home Rte. 3 2,050 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Christos Kagakis Mobile Home Rte. 3 2,800 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. James B. Kidney .Mobile Home Rte. 3 4,850 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Dale Lary Mobile Home Rte. 3 4,050 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Edward (Moses Mobile Home Rte. 3 2,050 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Patrick Nobley Mobile Home Rte. 3 3,900 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Richard Olsen Mobile Home Rte. 3 6,500 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Nena S. Ouellet (Mobile Home Rte. 3 9,550 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Richard A. Parrott Moibile Home Rte. 3 4,700 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. John Paul (Mobile Home Rte. 3 3,600 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Gerald Pelletier ;Mobile Home Rte. 3 2,900 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. 5,350 'Merle Perry .M(ybile Home Rte. 3 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. Richard M. Piper Mobile Home Rte. 3 4,950 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. John Romprey Mobile Home Rte. 3 7,050 White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. iMarion P. Smith (Mobile Home Rte. 3 6,100

~~59 Description and Value of NAME i I Real and Personal Property < >~~

White. Mt. Forest Products, Inc. James Ward iMobile Home Rte. 3 4,400 Whitehead, Elmer & Leroy & Alma Sleeper L Texas Hill Rd. 750 Bldgs. Texas Hill Rd. 3,620 4,370 Whitehead, Madeline & Elmer L Texas Hill Rd. 350 Bldgs. Texas Hill Rd. 680 1,030

Whiteh ill, Duncan & Janet L Tenney Mt. 2,600 Bldg. Tenney Mt. 17,650 20,250 Whitehouse, Ethel L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,110 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 7,590 8,700 Whitehouse, Stewart L Cummings Hill Rd. 340 Bldg?. Cummings Hill Rd. 100 440 Whitesell, Donald B. & Hazel L 116 Highland St. 5,720 Bldgs. Highland St. 21,970 27,690 Whitney, Edward R. li Fairgrounds Rd. 650 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 7,350 8,000 Whittemore, Carl W. L 45 Pleasant St. 870 Bldgs. Pleasant >St. 8,210 9,080 Whittemore, Raymond L. 120 1/2 A L Rte. 3 A & 25 4,850 Bldg. Rte. 3A & 25 8,850 13,700 Whittier, Leon W. & Lucy L 2 Russell St. 1,400 Bides. Russell St. 17,300 18,700 Whortleberry, Inc. T. 188 No. Main St. 2,450 Bldg. 188 No. iMain St. 15,850 18,300 Wiggett, Roger I. & Georgia L Texai=; Hill Rd. 500 Bldg?. Texas Hill Rd. 6,350 6,850 Wiles, Loys A. & Alice L 20 High St. 1,050 Bldgs. High St. 11,810 12,860 Wilkie, Floyd W. & Irene L 16 Emer&on St. 1,300 Bldgs. Emerson St. 9,900 11,200 Wilkie, Glea B. & Nina L 15 Cummings St. 1,110 Bldgs. Cummings St. 9,080 10,190 Wilkinson, William I. & Geraldine ,L 47 Pleasant St. 2,720 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 11,220 13,940 Willey, Gordon L. & Isabell l^A L Loon Lake 500 Williams, Glenn & Enid L 23 Pleasant St. 1,440 Bldgs. Pleasant St. 10,730 12,170 Williamson, (Marion L 6 Langdon Park Rd. 1,300 Bldg. 6 Langdon Park Rd. 7,150 8,450 Willoughby, Grace Heirs L 74 Highland St. 1,440 Bldg. 74 Highland St. 9,570 11,010

~~60 z Description and Valu E OF NAME S < Real and Personal Pr operty 2 i >~~

Winebluffs, Inc. L Highland St. 1,300 150 A L Reservoir Rd. 3,000 L 140 No. Main St. 5,100 Bldgs. No. iMain iSt. 13,400 22,800 Witham, Minnie F. L Smith Bridge Rd. 750 Bldgs. Smith Bridge Rd. 6,170 6,920 Wixson, Eldwin & Rowena 3A L Fairgrounds Rd. 1,550 Bldg. Fairgrounds Rd. 14,600 16,150 Wood, John R. Sr. & Virginia iM. Lot Smith St. 750 Lot Smith St. 1,050 1,800 Wood, John R. Sr. & Virginia iM. L Smith St. 1,100 Bldgs. Smith St. 7,250 8,350 Wood, John R. Sr. & Virginia M. L Smith St. 370 Eldg. .Smith St. 3,070 3,440 Woodbury, Edward F. & Geraldine O. L Rte. 3 So. 800 Trailer & Bldg. Rte. 3 2,100 2,900 Woodrow, Lyndon & L G6 Langdon St. 1,990 Myra Bldgs. Langdon St. 12,680 L Rogers St. 1,400 Bldgs. Rogers St. 890 16,960 St. 950 Woodward, Robert: U. L 20 Winter Bldg. 20 Winter St. 7,390 Lot O'Brien St. 550 8,890 Worthen, Bertha 175 A L Fairgrounds Rd. 8,530 Bldgs. Fairgrounds Rd. 7,460 15,990 Yeaton, Dean 66A L So. Plymouth 1,320 Yeaton, Doris 80A L Blake Lot 1,600 14A L V2 Int. Knight Field 900 2,500 Yeaton, Doris L Yeaton Rd. 400 40A L Cayes Land 800 14A L Clark Land 700 70A L Draper Land 1,400 3,300 Yeaton, Doris 346A L Yeaton Rd. 12,450 Trailer & Bldg. Yeaton Rd. 24,300 36,750 Yeaton, Doris L Yeaton Rd. Stony PI. 950 Bldg. Vea^on Rd. Stony PI. 11,610 12,560 Yeaton, Doris Saw (Mill 5,300 1,000 Yeaton, E. C. Heirs 20A Rogers L Yeaton, Philip E. & Rosalie J. L Yeaton Rd. 1,150 Bldgs. Yeaton Rd. 19,900 18A L Yeaton Rd. 630 21,680

~~61 2 Description and Value of NAME f < Real and Personal Property 2 i >~~

R. S. Yeaton, Inc. 20A L Blodgett Land 700 Bldg. Yeaton Rd. 3,410 50A L Ormande 'Land 1,000 5A L Kendrick Lot 100 5,210 Yeaton Oil Co. 5 Bulk Tanks 2,900 Yeaton Oil Co. 3A L off Rte. 3A So. 1,300 Young, Earl & Gladys L 9 (Hawthorne St. 1,750 Bldg. Hawthorne St. 7,250 9,000 Young, Fred H. & iMuriel 7A L D.W. Highway 3,400 Bldg. D.W. Highway 26,550 29,950 Young, Nellie G. iL 98 Highland St. 830 Bldg. 98 Highland St. 9,150 9,980 Young, Nellie G. /L 9-11 Main St. 1,900 Bldgs. 9-11 Main St. 21,950 23,850 Zamipieri, Angelo R . & Beverly L 1 Silver Lane 3,100 Bldg. 1 Silver Lane 15,430 Lots McLean St. 1,480 20,010 Ziane, Joseph M. & Louis Compos L Loon Lake 380 Zinfon, Gerald J. & Yvonne M. L 178 No. Main St. 2,100 Bldg. 178 No. Main iSt. 12,960 15,060 Zoulias, George C. & Irene L 22 Emerson St. 1,100 Bldg. 22 Emerson St. 2,750 3,850 Zoulias, George C. & IreneT iL 40 Langdon St. 1,640 7,580 9,220 Zoulias, George C. & Bldg. 40 Langdon St. Irene L 24 Emerson St. 1,260 15,210 Zoulias, George C. & Bldg. 24 Emerson St. 13,950 Irene L 68 Highland St. 1,930 Bldg. 68 Highland St. 7,730 9,660 Zoulias, George C. & Irene T Cummings St. 680 T Cummings St. 1,130 1,810

~~62 VETERAN'S EXEMPTIONS 1972~~

Ahem, Henry Downing, Edward Allen, Maurice Downing, Lewis Allen, Russell Driscoll, William Avery, Arthur M. Duffy, Thomas Ayer, Robert Dunlap, Laurice Bagley, Norton Dunphy, Alton Bailey, Merle Durand, Otto Bain, Donald Durgin, Charles Baker, Lillian Duval, Paul Baj'tlett, George Eastman, Clifton Bartlett, Kenneth Elliott, Donald Batchelder, Roscoe Elliott, Malcolm Batchelder, William Ennor, Louis Bean, Roy Evans, Donald Beauchemin, Louis Evans, Josephine Beaulieu, Albert Ewens, Ellen Berg, Daniel Fauver, Alfred Blair, Evelyn Feinen, George Blair, Richard Fellows, Francis Blake, Lester Fitzgerald, Gerald Blanchard, John Flanders, Lawrence Bowie, Myron Fogg, Alice Bownes, William Foley, John Boyd, Robert Forbes, Bertram Boyle, Robert Fortier, Norman Brown, Richard Fonts, Gary Buckland, Lee Francesco, Dorothy Burrows, Chester Francesco, Louis Call, Richard Franusiak, Walter Chapman, John Freeman, Harold Cheney, Marion French, John Chivell, Joseph Frey, Robert Churchill, George Garvey, John Churchill, Morris Geissler, Herman Clapper, Ernest Gilman, Alice Clark, Joseph Goulart, Thomas Clark, Roger Graves, Theodore Clay, Frances Gray, Lewis Clifford, Arnold Green, Reginald Clifford, Earl Grote, Joseph Clifford, George Gutowski, Roy Cochran, Elmore Hadley, Stanley Cochran, Patricia Hale, Robert Connors, Thomas Hall, D. Sheldon Corson, Richard Hammond, Everett Covin, Theodore Hansen, Relma Crane, Henry Hanson, Arthur Gushing, Wallace Harris, Fred Daniscih, John Haskell, Robert Davis, Alan Hastie, Glen Deachman, Harriet Hayes, Curtis Decker, Edward Henderson, George Deminer, Lawrence Hillier, Clifford Derrickson, Robert Hillier, Helen DeWitt, Reginald Hinds, Bernard Dow, Alan Hobart, Kenneth

63 Hogan, James Pickel, Hollis Holt, Woodbury Pillsbury, John Houston, Norman Pinker, John Howard, Alfred Pittsley, Alva Howard, Earl Plume, Bernard Howes, Forest E. Poelman, Marjorie Hunter, Michael Potter, Edward Hussey, Harold Powers, Oscar HuDchms, Harry Prichard, Reno Hutchins, Robert Putnam, Frances Ireland, Chester Ramsay, Sherbum Jaquith, Douglas Rand, Robert Jones, Clarence Ray, George Kelly, Audrey Recos, Gabriel Keyworth, J. Gordon Reed, Clarence Laauve, James Richelson, Irwin Lacourse, George Roberts, Edmund LaFontaine, Frederick Robertson, Douglas Lambert, Todd Rcmprey, Alexas Largent, John Romprey, John Lary, Dale Roy, Florence Learned, Hazel Roy, Thomas Lenentine, Halston Samaha, Harleen Lenentine, Jean Samaha, Norman Lessard, Edgar Sargent, Romilla Locke, Bert Sargent, Ruth Logan, Frank Sawyer, Leonard Logan, Fred Shanker, Benjamin Long, Joseph Sherbum, Harold, Jr. Lurie, Samuel Sherburn, Harold, Sr. Lurie, Ruth Sherman, Myra MacKenzie, Malcolm Sleeper, Louis MacLeod, Wendell Smith, Edward MacNeil, Allen Smith, Wendell McGlone, Barbara Sorrell, David McWilliams, Norman Souie, Charles McWilliams, Richard Sraulding, Dayton Madore, Percy StClair, Edward Main, Robert StCyr, Clauvls Marriott, Robert Steams, Joseph Martel, Alice Steinman, Leo Mayhew, James Stevens, Roland Melzer, Robert Stormont, Donald Milligan, John Sullivan, Walter Minickiello, Doris Sutherland, Kenneth Minickiello, Faust Sutherland. Phyllis Morris, Thomas Sweeney, Thomas Morse, Horace Svlvestre, Mark Morse, Phyllis Tapply, Philip Moses, Roland Tatara, Walter Moulton, Clifton Tavares. Elizabeth Muzzey, Maurice Tavlor, Guy Muzzey, Wesley Th'omnson, Rachel Noyes, William H. Tire, William Orr, Rosamund Tillotson, Dwiarht Parrott, Richard Tobev, George Parrott, Richard A. VanHagen, Charles Perry, Merle Vittum, Henry Philbrick, Lillian Walker. Erwin Philbrick, Wilbur Ward, James 64 Washburn, Sherman Wilkinson, William Welch, Raymond Williams, Glenn Whitehill, Duncan Wood, John White sell, Donald Yeaton, Philip Whitney, Edward Young, Fred Whittier, Leon Zampieri, Angelo Wiggett, Roger Zoulias, George Wilkie, Floyd

~~CERTAIN ELDERLY EXEMPTIONS~~

Allen, Guy, Sr. Keniston, Miriam Archibald, Hildur King, Leonard Barber, Mary McFarland, Ethel Bickford, Gladys Mackay, Blanch Blair, Doris Merrill, Leonard Brown, Lena Morrison, Ivanetta Campbell, Donald Nelson, Hazel Clapper, Winifred Orr, Rosamund Clark, Carolyn Pease, Stella Clark, Roy Powers, Oscar Clifford, Chester Ryea, Lawrence H. Cobum, Hazel Sequin, Henry Coffey, Earl Sherbum, Harold, Sr, Colburn, Earle Simoneau, Marie Davis, Abraham iSippell, Edith Desmarais, Arthur Sirrine, George Freeman, Harold Smith, Florence Gilpatric, Edith Steele, George Glidden, Norman Stuhlmann, Eleanor Glover, Harold Sutherland, Robert Gushea, Einmett Thompson, John 0. Hanaford, Frank Thompson, Joseph D. Hastie, W. Glen Wiles, Loys Holt, Grace Worthen, Bertha Kelley, Willis Young, Earl