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NHamp ; 352.07 R53 1978 Annual Report
RICHMOND NEW HAMPSHIRE
For the Year Ending December 3 1978 University of UewHampshire Library INDEX
Auditors' Report 45 Balance Sheet 20 Beach Committee Report 56 Budget 8 Cemetery Committee 55 Comparative Statement 18 Conservation Commission 53 Details of Payments 33 Dog List 65 Equipment Fund — Savings Account 31 Estimated and Actual Revenue 17 Health Officer's Report 59 Librarian's Report 48 Library Trustees Annual Report 49 Library Trustees Financial Report 50 Non-Resident Inventory 83 Planning Board 57 Property Owned by Town 21 Recreation Committee Report 58 Report of Civil Defense Director 51 Report of Fire Chief 52 Report of Police Chief 53 Report of Trust Funds 44 Resident List 60 Resident Taxes 69 Resident Tax Inventory 72 Revenue Sharing Accoimt 22 Selectmen's Report 47 Special Checking Account 22 Statement of Appropriations and Taxes Assessed 15 Summary of Long Term Notes 21 Summary of Payments 32 Summary of Taxable Property 17 Summary of Tax Sales Accounts 25 Summary of Warrants 24 Tax Collector's Report 23 Town Clerk's Report 22 Town Forest 21 Town Meeting Results 10 Town Officers 2 Treasurer's Report 29 Uncollected Taxes 24 Winchester District Nursing Association 58 Yield Tax Account 30 Yield Tax for 1977 26 Vital Statistics 67 Warrant 4
Printed by Hinsdale Press, Hinsdale, N.H. TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1978 MODERATOR Theodore Aldricli (1980) SUPERVISORS OF THE CHECKLIST Ruby Austin, Chairman (1980) Harold J. Dickinson (1984) Jennie B. Bennett (1982) TREASURER Jennie B. Bennett (1979) BOARD OF SELECTMEN Dana Taylor, Chairman (1980) Richard Bigda (1981) Leland Bobbins (1979) TAX COLLECTOR Dorothy J. Robbins (1979) TOWN CLERK Dorothy J. Robbins (1979) HIGHWAY AGENT Leonard Davis (1979) TRUSTEE OF TRUST FUNDS Judith Dodier (1979) LIBRARY TRUSTEES Joseph Thibodeau (1981) Richard Boutwell (1979) Regina Suderman, Resigned Stewart James, Appointed (1979) LIBRARIAN Edith Atkins SUPERINTENDENT OF CEMETERIES Francis Jillson (1979) FIRE CHIEF Robert VanBrocklin POLICE DEPARTMENT Robert VanBrocklin, Captain Richard Bigda Evert Quintard, Special OflBcer OVERSEER OF THE POOR The Selectmen AUDITORS Arnold B. Conway Evelyn T. Conway
-2- HEALTH OFFICER Peter Whittemore CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR Charles Coy PLANNING BOARD Joan Quintard, Chairman (1981) Betty Wicks, Secretary (1979) George Blais (1980) Jerald Merrifield (1981) Harry Bennett (1982) Brian Mahoney (1979) Richard Bigda (1979) BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Evert Quintard (1979) Resigned Donald Parsells, Secretary (1981) Tom Herman, Appointed, Resigned (1979) Walter Bradshaw (1983) Stillman Rogers, Resigned (1982) Leonard Davis (1980) Ferdinand Ahlberg, Appointed (1982) CONSERVATION COMMISSION Harry Bennett, Chairman (1980) Norman Tandy (1981) Jeffrey Taylor (1981) Evert Quintard (1979) Stewart James (1980) BEACH COMMITTEE John Hillock, Chairman (1980) Philip Dodier (1979) Robert Packard, Resigned Rodney Randall (1981) Joseph Thibodeau, Appointed (1981) Roger Carrier (1980) Mike Jillson (1981) RECREATION COMMITTEE Suzanne Whittemore, Chairman (1980) Mary Taylor (1979) Helen Blais (1981) Patricia Webber (1980) Sue Brewer (1981) Dale Randall (1981) Jean Ahlberg (1979) CEMETERY COMMITTEE Jane Jillson, Chairman (1980) Harry Bennett (1981) Valma E. Davis (1979) MONADNOCK REGIONAL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER Sheila Foote WINCHESTER VISITING NURSE BOARD MEMBERS Judith Gilman Andrea Pearsall S.W.N.H. REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBERS Brian Mahoney William Pearsall
-3- THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
The Polls Will Be Open From 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Richmond in the County of Cheshire in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Veteran's Hall in said Rich- mond on Tuesday, the 13th day of March, next at 7:00 P.M. of the clock in the Evening, to act upon the following subjects:
1. To choose all necessary Town Officers for the year ensuing.
2. To see if the Town will vote to increase the present salary of the Tax Collector to Six Hundred dollars a year. (By Ballot Vote) (By Petition)
3. To see if the Town will vote to increase the present salary of the Town Clerk to Four Hundred dollars a year. (By Ballot Vote) (By Petition)
4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Town Officers' Salaries, Expenses and Vital Statistics.
5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Principal and Interest on Long Term Notes and the Interest on Short Term Notes.
6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Maintenance of the Town Hall and Other Buildings.
7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Insurance, Damages and Legal Expenses.
8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Election and Registration.
9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Solid Waste Disposal.
10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Street Lighting.
11. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the withdrawal from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Fiscal Act of 1976 as set-offs against budget ap- propriations in the amount indicated, and further to authorize the
Selectmen to make pro-rata reductions in the amounts if estimated entitlements are reduced, or take any action thereon.
-4- APPROPRIATIONS ESTIMATED AMOUNTS Fire Department, New Truck $13,500.00
12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to be placed in the Capital Reserve Fund for Fire Fighting Equipment, or take any action thereon.
13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Police Department, or take any action thereon.
14. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Fire Department, or take any action thereon.
15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Planning and Zoning, including the Regional Planning Commission, or take any action thereon.
16. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Civil Defense, or take any action thereon.
17. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Health Department, including payments to the Win- chester District Nursing Association, or take any action thereon.
18. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Highways and Bridges, or take any action thereon.
19. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Winter Maintenance, or take any action thereon.
20. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $669.32 the State to contribute the sum of $4,462.12 for the TRA Program.
21. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Library, or take any action thereon.
22. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Town Poor, or take any action thereon.
23. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Old Age Assistance, or take any action thereon.
24. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Recreation Committee,, or take any action thereon.
25. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Beach Committee, or take any action thereon.
26. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Cemeteries, or take any action thereon.
-5- 27. To see if the Town will vote to authorize removal of a sum of money from the Fire Fighting Equipment Capital Reserve Fund to be applied toward the purchase price of the new Fire Truck.
28. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $78.00 for the Monadnock Region Association, or take any action thereon.
29. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Meadowood County Area Fire Department, or take any action thereon.
30. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the Monadnock Family and Mental Health Service, or take any action thereon.
31. To see if the Town will vote to withdraw the remainder of the Library Addition Trust, or take any action thereon.
32. To see if the Town will vote to change the reading of Article 41 in the 1978 warrant to read: The Hood Cemetery Lot located in Middletown Cemetery, the income to be used for perpetual care and maintenance of the same, and known as the Nettie Hood Trust Fund. (By Request)
33. To see if the Town will vote to change the Scenic Road Law to allow the cutting of all species of Birch Trees up to and including 6" in diameter. (By Petition)
34. To see if the Town will vote to adopt an Ordinance governing Town Building Rental so that Richmond based non-profit organi- zations will be charged a maximum of $25.00 per day, with $5.00
refundable if left orderly, without additional fee,s, percentages or other encumbrances, or take any action thereon. (By Petition)
35. To see if the Town will vote to discontinue and make subject to Gates and Bars the Highwav described as follows: Greenwoods Road from the junction of Royalston Falls Road at Philip Orcutts residence in an East and North East direction for approximately 1.6 miles to the Frank Krouse Driveway, as provided in RSA 238:2, the Gates and Bars shall be maintained by the Town of Richmond.
36. To see if the Town will vote to allow 2% discount on aU Property Taxes paid in full within 30 days of invoice.
37. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to borrow money for use of the Town in anticipation of Taxes.
-6- 38. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell Tax Deeded Property.
39. To hear the reports of Agents, Committees, etc. heretofore chosen and to take any action thereon.
40. To take any action that may legally come before the meeting.
Given under our hands and seal, this 22nd day of February, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventy-nine.
Dana A. Taylor, Richard Bigda, Leland B. Bobbins, Selectmen of Richmond
-7- BUDGET
1978 1978 1979 General Government: Approp. Expended Budget Town Officers' Salaries $3,400.00 $3,316.04 $3,400.00 Town Officers' Expenses 3,500.00 3,491.34 3,900.00 Election and Registration Expenses 400.00 396.16 200.00 Expenses Town Hall and Other Buildings 3,000.00 1,310.37 2,600.00 Protection of Persons and Property: Police Department 6,500.00 1,730.75 3,500.00 Fire Department, inc. forest fires 3,100.00 3,173.79 3,400.00 Planning and Zoning 489.00 634.41 568.00 Insurance 4,500.00 3,939.80 4,500.00 Civil Defense 150.00 0.00 50.00 Health Department: Health Dept.—Hospital—Ambulance 1,627.00 1,577.00 1,450.00 Vital Statistics 20.00 8.50 20.00 Town Dump and Garbage Removal 4,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 Highways & Bridges: Town Road Aid 586.76 586.76 669.32 Town Maintenance 41,000.00 40,267.38 42,000.00 Street Lighting 550.00 573.02 650.00 Libraries 3,720.00 3,720.00 2,785.00 Public Welfare: Town Poor 500.00 286.06 500.00 Old Age Assistance 1,400.00 1,947.14 1,000.00 Recreation 2,210.00 865.35 1,240.00 Public Services Enterprises: Cemeteries 500.00 500.00 600.00 Meadowood and Monadnock Mental Health 293.00 293.00 293.00 Unclassified: Damages and Legal Expenses 1,500.00 1,565.14 1,500.00 Advertising and Regional Associations 139.00 139.00 78.00 Contingency Fund 450.00 0.00 0.00 Debt Service: Principal—Long Term Notes & Bonds 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 Interest— Long Term Notes & Bonds 473.00 472.50 315.00 Interest on Temporary Loans 700.00 310.89 600.00 Fire Dept., New Tr>ick (Revenue Sharing) 13,500.00
Payment to Capital Reserve Fund: Fire Equipment 5,000.00 5,000.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $96,318.32
-8- SOURCES OF REVENUE 1978 1979 Actual Estimated From Local Taxes: Revenue Revenue Resident Taxes $2,720.00 $2,700.00 Yield Taxes 7,148.80 5,000.00 Interest on Delinquent Taxes 326.44 300.00 Resident Tax Penalties 27.00 25.00 From State: Meals and Rooms Tax 2,797.09 2,600.00 Interest and Dividends Tax 2,252.90 2,200.00 Savings Bank Tax 211.30 200.00 Highway Subsidy 17,876.65 11,000.00 Class V Highway Maintenance 6,710.33 Business Profits Tax 1,506.92 1,300.00 From Local Sources, Except Taxes: Motor Vehicle Permits Fees 9,663.00 8,000.00 Dog Licenses 639.70 500.00 Business Licensed, Permits and Filing Fees 116.00 75.00 Rent of Town Property 133.00 100.00 Income From Trust Funds 291.62 275.00 Receipts Other Than Current Revenue: Withdrawal From Capital Reserve 7,000.00 Revenue Sharing Fund 13,500.00 TOTAL REVENUES AND CREDITS $6l',485.33
-9- TOWN MEETING RESULTS — 1978
The Meeting opened at 7:30 P.M. with the Flag Salute and prayer by the Boy Scouts.
(1) The Town voted by secret ballot previously for Town Officers. Elected were:
Selectman for 3 Yrs. — Richard Bigda Selectman for 1 Yr. — Leland B. Bobbins Treasurer for 1 Yr. — Jennie B. Bennett Town Clerk for 1 Yr. — Dorothy Bobbins J. Moderator for 2 Yrs. — Theodore Aldrich Supervisor for 6 Yrs. — Harold Dickinson J. Library Trustee for 3 Yrs. — Joseph Thibodeau Library Trustee for 1 Yr. — Richard Boutwell Trustee of Trust Funds for 1 Yr. — Judith Dodier Superintendent of Cemeteries for 1 Yr. — Francis Jillson
(2) The Town voted by secret ballot to accept the 1978 proposed Richmond Zoning Ordinance. Yes vote — 119, No vote — 67
(3) The Town voted by secret ballot to purchase a new Fire Truck, the price not to exceed ($36,000.) Thirty Six Thousand dollars, said purchase to be financed through the issuance of notes and to authorize the Selectmen to issue and negotiate such notes and determine the time and place of payment thereof, under such terms and conditions as thev deem to be in the best interest of the Town. Yes vote — 137, No vote — 56.
(4) The Town voted by secret ballot to elect the Planning Board in accordance with RSA 36:4. Yes vote — 128, No vote — 58.
(5) The Town voted to adopt the Expanded Elderly Exemption under the provisions of RSA 72:43B and 43C which provides for a resident 65 vears up to 75, a $5,000. exemption; a resident 75 years up to 80, a $10,000. exemption and a resident 80 years or older a $20,000. exemption, provided that the resident owns the Real Estate individually or jointly with another, or his spouse with whom he has been living for at least 5 years as man and wife; said resident had a net income of less than $7,000. or com- bined income with spouse of less than $9,000. and owns assets of any kind, tangible or intangible, less bona fide encumbrances not in excess of $50,000. Yes vote - 128, No vote - 58.
(6) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $3,400.00 for Town Officers' Salaries, $3,500.00 for Town Officers' Expenses, $450.00
-10- for Contingency Fund and $20.00 for Vital Statistics, or $7,370.00. Motion Carried.
(7) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $3,000.00 for Principal on Long Term notes, $473.00 for Interest on Long Term notes and $700.00 for Interest on Short Term notes. Motion Carried.
(8) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $3,000.00 for the Main- tenance of the Town Hall and Other Buildings. Motion Carried. Discussion followed concerning Town Buildings. Judith Rizzo read the following. "I would like to ask for a suspension of the rules and enter- tain a motion that the Selectmen take under advisement the will of the Town with regard to their policy concerning their charges to non-profit organizations for use of Town Buildings." Moved and passed.
Moved at this time to go to Articles 43 through 45. Amended to go to Articles 43 through 48. Amendment Motion Passed.
(43) The Town passed this Article for the Selectmen to send a message to the General Court urging them to pass legislation that would oppose the practice of construction work in progress (CWIP) as a device for Public Service Co. of N.H. to pass in construction costs to the consumer in the form of higher rates. Motion Carried.
(44) On this Article to prohibit transportation of Waste Products or Radioactive material or Nuclear Fuel through the Town, an at-
tempt to amend it to (direct) transportation was not allowed, to postpone indefinitely was defeated — Yes 48, No 50. This was challenged, from voice vote to hand vote, results — Yes 54, No 49. Several unregistered voters were discovered voting and were banished to the balcony, or asked to leave. Then at request for revote, results after challenge. Article defeated — Yes 46, No 58.
(45) This Article to prohibit storage of Nuclear fuel, waste products or radioactive material in the Town of Richmond was passed — Yes vote 67, No vote 36.
(46) This Article on restricting all future bulk power transmission fa- cihties to the existing utility corridors was amended to read, "To see if the Town will vote to (direct) all future bulk power trans- mission facilities to the existing utility corridors through the Town," then the amendment was amended to "include current property Tenneco pipeline." This was defeated and the amended article was defeated. Yes vote 38, No vote 70.
(47) On this article to change restrict to use the word (direct) and
-11- change corridors to corridor as an amendment was defeated, the article was defeated. Yes 28, No 78.
(48) This article to direct Tenneco Oil to locate their proposed pipe- line onto the Public Service right of way was defeated by voice vote.
(9) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $4,500.00 for Insurance, $1,500.00 for Damages and Legal Expenses. Motion Carried.
(10) The Town voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $400.00 for Election and Registration. Motion Carried.
(11) The Town voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $4,000.00 for Solid Waste Disposal. Motion Carried.
(12) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $550.00 for Street Lighting. Motion Carried.
(13) The Town voted to authorize withdrawal from the Revenue Shar- ing Fund, established under the provisions of the State and Local Fiscal Act of 1976 as set-offs against budget appropriations in the amounts indicated, and further to authorize the Selectmen to make pro-rata reductions in the amounts if estimated entitlements are reduced. Motion Carried.
Appropriations Estimated Amounts PoHce Dept. Entitlement #8 & 9 $4,000.00 Fire Dept. Entitlement #9 $1,500.00 Capital Reserve, Fire Dept. Entitlement #9 $5,000.00
(14) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $6,500.00 for the Police Dept. Motion Carried.
(15) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $3,100.00 for the Fire Dept. Motion Carried.
(16) The Town voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $489.00 for Planning and Zoning. Motion Carried.
(17) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $150.00 for Civil De- fense. Motion Carried.
(18) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $177.00 for the Cheshire Hospital, $600.00 for Ambulance Subsidy, $800.00 for the District Nursing Assoc, and $50.00 for the Health Officer. Motion Carried.
(19) The Town voted to raise $17,000 and appropriate $28,000. for Highways and Bridges. Motion Carried.
(20) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $13,000 for Winter Maintenance. Motion Carried.
-12- The Town voted to raise and appropriate $586.76 the State to contribute $3,925.07 for the TRA Program. Motion Carried. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $3,720.00 for the Library. Motion Carried. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $1,400.00 for Old Age Assistance. Motion Carried. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $500.00 for Town Poor. Motion Carried. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $960.00 for Recreation. Motion Carried. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $250.00 for the Beach Committee. Motion Carried. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $500.00 for Cemeteries. Motion Carried. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $5,000.00 for A Capital Reserve Fund for Fire Fighting Equipment, Amended to strike out "raise and" amendment passed, passed to appropriate $5,000.00 from Revenue Sharing. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $139.00 for the Monad- nock Region Assoc. Motion Carried.
The Town voted to raise and appropriate $100.00 for the Meado- wood County Area Fire Dept. Motion Carried.
This article to raise and appropriate $1,000.00 for the Recrea- tional Complex was amended to say $2,000.00, amendment was defeated. Article 31 passed as written, $1,000.00.
The Town voted to raise and appropriate $193.00 for the Family and Mental Health Service. Motion Carried. This article to establish a Matching Fund Acct. funded by Town Appropriation and carried as a separate account, was amended to read $600.00 instead of $300.00. Amendment passed.
This article to raise and appropriate $100.00 to purchase Emer- gency Medical Supplies for use by the Fire Department was amended to read $500.00. Amended article passed. The Town voted to raise and appropriate $3,500.00 for Sanitary Facilities at the Veteran's Hall. Motion Carried, Yes vote — 51, No vote - 22. On this article to raise and appropriate a sum of money for Crushing Gravel was amended to read "Appropriate." The amendment was not admitted to the floor and was defeated. Mo- tion to postpone indefinitely passed. Yes 43, No 9. % vote required.
- 13 - (37) The Town voted to raise and appropriate $1,000.00 to move the Selectmen's Office from upstairs in the Town Hall to downstairs. Motion Carried.
(38) On this article to raise and appropriate the sum of $1,600.00 to purchase 2 Scott Air Paks and 2 extra cylinders was defeated, voted to table, % vote required. Yes 50, No 8.
(39) On this article to raise and appropriate a sum of money to drill a well and install a pump for the Fire House, Library and Recrea- tion Complex, was estimated at $3,000.00. Amendment made to apply the money for the Recreation Complex (Art. 31) to this Article. Amendment defeated. Motion to table defeated — Yes 20, No 41. Article passed for the $3,000.00.
(40) The Town voted to authorize the Tax Collector to appoint a Deputy Tax Collector with the approval of the Selectmen.
(41) The Town voted to accept $200.00 in trust for the Nettie Hood Stone Cemetery Lot, located in Middletown Cemetery, the in- come to be used for the perpetual care and maintenance of the same and known as the Nettie Hood Stone Trust Fund. Attempt to change and correct reading not allowed.
(42) The Town voted to empower the Selectmen to seek Historical recognition of the Richmond Town Hall to the National Register of Historic places, Motion Carried.
(49) The Town voted to allow 2% discount on all Property Taxes paid in full within 30 davs of invoice.
(50) The Town voted to authorize the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes, for use of the Town.
(51) The Town voted to authorize the Selectmen to sell Tax Deeded Property.
(52) Under reports of Agents, Committees, etc. Lee Robbins thanked his supporters, Harrv Bennett presented the Tax maps and was thanked. Thanks were presented to the Bicentennial Committee, particularl\' Norma Thibodeau. Moderator directed Town Clerk to correct 1977 Warrant Article #31, "Vote to table - Yes 41, No 20."
(53) Announced School District Meeting on Saturday next.
Meeting closed at 1:30 A.M. March 15, 1978.
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STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND TAXES ASSESSED
Town Officers' Salaries $3,400.00 Town Officers' Expenses 3,500.00 Election and Registration 400.00 Town Hall and Other Buildings 3,000.00 Police Department 6,500.00 Fire Department 3,100.00 Planning & Zoning 489.00 Insurance 4,500.00 Civil Defense 150.00 Vital Statistics 20.00 Health Dept. Including Hosp. Ambulance, Nursing Assoc. & Health Officer 1,627.00 Solid Waste Disposal 4,000.00 Monadnock Family Mental Health 193.00 TRA 587.00 Highways Summer Maintenance 28,000.00 Winter Maintenance 13,000.00 Street Lighting 550.00 Libraries 3,720.00 Town Poor 500.00 Old Age Assistance 1,400.00 Recreation 960.00 Parks & Playground, Includ. Beach 1,250.00 Cemeteries 500.00 Damages & Legal Expenses 1,500.00 Advertising & Regional 139.00 Contingency Fund 450.00
Moving Selectmen s Office 1,000.00 Sewer System at Veteran's Hall 3,500.00 Well & Pump at Fire House 3,000.00 Equipment Fund 600.00 Meadowood Fire Dept. 100.00 Purchase of First Aid Equip. 500.00 Principle on Long Term Note 3,000.00 Interest on Long Term Note 473.00 Interest on Temporary Loans 700.00
-15- Fire Fighting Equip. 5,000.00 New Fire Truck 36,000.00
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $137,308.00
LESS ESTIMATED CREDITS Interest & Dividends Tax 2,253.00 Residence Tax 2,710.00 Yield Tax 5,725.00 Interest on Delinquent Taxes 300.00 Residence Tax Penalties 25.00 Meals and Rooms Tax 2,797.00 Savings Bank Tax 211.00 Highway Subsidy 11,291.00 Class V. Highway 6,698.00 Forest Fire Refund 40.00 Long Term Note 36,000.00 Revenue Sharing 10,500.00 Bounties 6.00 Fire Dept. Gift 500.00 Dog Licenses 225.00 Business Licenses, Permits & Filing Fees 50.00 Rent on Town Property 100.00 Motor Vehicle Permits 5,500.00 Telephone Booth 25.00 TOTAL CREDITS $84,956.00
NET TOWN APPROPRIATIONS 52,352.00 NET SCHOOL APPROPRIATION 91,083.00 COUNTY TAX ASSESSMENT 11,010.00 TOTAL TOWN, SCHOOL AND COUNTY $154,445.00 LESS BUSINESS TAX 1,506.00 PLUS WAR SERVICE CREDITS 2,850.00 PLUS OVERLAY 1,816.00 PROPERTY TAXES TO BE RAISED $157,605.00 LESS WAR SERVICE CREDITS 2,850.00 TOTAL COMMITMENT TO COLLECTOR $154,755.00 Municipal $1.30 School 2.09 Count)' .25 TAX RATE $3.64 per $100.
-16- SUMMARY OF TAXABLE PROPERTY Land $1,352,077.00 Buildings 2,505,783.00 Public Utilities 605,700.00 Mobile Homes 15,800.00 GROSS VALUATIONS $4,479,360.00 Less Elderly Exemptions 148,546.00 Less Blind Exemption 1,000.00 TOTAL EXEMPTIONS 149,546.00 Net Value on Which Tax Rate is Based $4,329,814.00 57 Veteran's Tax Credits at $50.00 each were deducted from gross amount of Property Taxes, or $2,850.00. TOWN OF RICHMOND Statement of Estimated and Actual Revenues Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978
Estimated Actual Excess Deficit Resident Taxes $2,710.00 $2,720.00 $10.00 Yield Taxes 5,725.00 7,148.80 1,423.80 Interest Rec'd on Taxes 300.00 326.44 26.44 Resident Tax Penalties 25.00 27.00 2.00 Meals and Rooms Tax 2,797.00 2,797.09 .09 Interest & Dividends Tax 2,253.00 2,252.90 .10 Savings Bank Tax 211.00 211.30 .30 Highway Subsidy 7,175.00 7,185.42 10.42 Additional Highway Subsidy 4,116.00 3,992.39 123.61 Class V Highway Maintenance 6,698.00 6,698.84 .84 Business Profits Tax 1,506.00 1,506.92 .92 Fighting Forest Fires 40.00 48.73 8.73 Bounties 6.00 7.50 1.50 Dog Licenses 225.00 639.70 414.70 Business Licenses & Permits 50.00 116.00 66.00 Rent of Town Property 100.00 133.00 33.00 Motor Vehicle Permits 5,500.00 9,663.00 4,163.00 Telephone Booth 25.00 56.78 31.78 Fire Dept. 500.00 500.00 Revenue Sharing (Contra) 10,500.00 10,500.00 $50,462.00 $56,531.81 $6,193.52 $123.71
BUDGET :SUMMARY Actual Revenues $56,531.81 Estimated Revenues 50,462.00 Net Revenue Surplus $6,069.81 Unexpended Balances of Appropriations '9,308.45 Overdrafts of Appropriations 8,153.27 Net Unexpended Balances $1,155.18 Net Budget Surplus $7,224.99
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U U X < ^ c e •e-c^:5 1^ fl-, .2 -2 .2 = 5 1- « 03 H O ^ c 0) C >£• o o; oj O C3 CD .5 O H 05 « m H tf H -19 BALANCE SHEET 1978 ASSETS Cash on Hand December 31, 1978 $86,015.24 Revenue Sharing 761.85 Notes Authorized, Unissued 36,000.00 Capital Reserve, Library 194.48 State of N.H. Bounties 4.50 Uncollected Property Taxes 12,902.77 Unredeemed Property Taxes 269.02 Uncollected Resident Taxes 130.00 Uncollected Yield Taxes 373.87 Capital Reserve Fund, Fire Dept. 7,116.43 Fire Dept. Equipment Fund 623.18 TOTAL ASSETS $144,391.34 LIABILITIES Reclaiming Water Holes $597.50 Well & Pump Installation 3,000.00 Recreational Complex 1,000.00 Selectmen's Office Change 1,000.00 Veteran's Hall Septic System 2,384.50 Equipment Fund Account 623.18 Capital Reserve, Fire Dept. 7,116.43 Monadnock Regional Schools 46,201.05 Class V. Highway Fund 8,622.80 Long Term Note 6,000.00 Revenue Sharing Account 761.85 Yield Tax Deposits 1,078.80 Capital Reserve, Library 194.48 Revenue Sharing Refund, Police 2,279.75 Fire Truck 34,922.52 TOTAL LIABILITIES $115,782.86 Net Surplus $28,608.48 TOTAL $144,391.34 PROPERTY OWNED BY THE TOWN Town Hall, Land and Buildings $20,000.00 Town Hall, Furniture and Equipment 2,000.00 Veteran's Memorial Hall 25,000.00 Fire Department Equipment 3,000.00 Old Tramp House 500.00 20- Civil Defense Building 7,500.00 Civil Defense Equipment and Supplies 1,500.00 Fire Department Building 22,000.00 Furniture and Equipment 35,000.00 Highway Department, Land & Buildings 1,000.00 Highway Department Equipment 550.00 Parks, Commons and Playgrounds 6,250.00 (Beach, Whitney Acre and Town Commons) Library, Land and Buildings 15,000.00 Library Books and Equipment 7,500.00 Quaker Property 500.00 Shepherdson Lot 300.00 Cemeteries, Land 7,000.00 $154,600.00 Taylor-Newell Lot 500.00 Wm. Nash House Lot 300.00 800.00 TOWN FOREST Parker Meadow 300.00 Clarke Lot 40000 Bullock Lot 3,100.00 George Martin Meadows 300.00 Melvin Place 1 A 300.00 Allen Grove 1,250.00 5,650.00 Total Valuation of All Town Property $161,050.00 Summary of Long Term Notes Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978 Fire Truck, Bridge and Cemetery Addition 1970 Principal Amount $29,700.00 Interest Rate 5%% Interest Payment Dates June and December 23rd Principal Due December 23rd Payable at Cheshire National Bank Fiscal Year Ending: Principal Interest December 31, 1979 $3,000.00 $315.00 December 31, 1980 3,000.00 157.50 TOTALS $6,000.00 $472.50 -21- REVENUE SHARING ACCOUNT Balance on Hand January 1, ^L978 2,852.12 Received during 1978: Entitlement 9 $8,150.00 Interest 259.73 8,409.73 TOTAL RECEIPTS $11,261.85 Withdrawn: Police Department $4,000.00 Fire Department 1,500.00 Fire Department — Capital Reserve 5,000.00 TOTAL WITHDRAWN 10,500.00 Balance in Savings Account Decembeir31, 1978 $761.85 Respectfully submitted, Jennie B. Bennett, Tow^n Treasurer TOWN CLERK'S REPORT Board of Selectmen, Richmond, N.H. Gentlemen: I hereby submit my report from January 1, 1978 to December 31, 1978. Motor Vehicle Permits. 1978-486 $9,663.00 1 Permit Issued Free $9,663.00 Dog Licenses. 1978 Dog Licenses Issued 122 Including 2 Kennels 639.70 7 Filing Fees 7.00 Penalty on overdrawn check 5.00 651.70 TOTAL REMITTED TO TREASURER $10,314.70 Respectfully Submitted, Robbins, Dorothy J. Town Clerk -22 TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT Summary of Warrants Property, Resident and Yield Taxes Levy of 1978 — DR~ Taxes Committed to Collector: Property Taxes $154,755.18 Yield Taxes 7,522.67 Resident Taxes 2,640.00 TOTAL WARRANT $164,917.85 ADDED TAXES Property Taxes 104.83 Resident Taxes 60.00 Interest Collected 3.13 Penalties on Resident Taxes 12.00 179.96 TOTAL DEBITS $165,097.81 -CR- Remittances to Treasurer Property Taxes 139,256.55 Yield Taxes 7,148.80 Resident Taxes 2,570.00 Penalties on Resident Taxes 12.00 Interest Collected 3.13 $148,990.48 Discount Allowed 2,628.62 Abatements: Property Tax 72.07 UNCOLLECTED TAXES as of December 31, 1978 Property Taxes 12,902.77 Yield Taxes 373.87 Resident Taxes 130.00 13,406.64 TOTAL CREDITS $165,097.81 -23- : Summary of Warrants Property, Resident and Yield Taxes Levy of 1977 -DR- Uncollected Taxes as of January 1, 1978: Property Taxes $60,205.40 Added Property Taxes 26.91 Yield Taxes —0— Resident Taxes 180.00 $60,412.31 Interest collected on Delinquent Taxes: Property 323.31 Penalties on Resident Taxes 15.00 338.31 TOTAL DEBITS $60,750.62 -CR- Remittances to Treasurer during Fiscal Year: Property Taxes 59,314.46 Resident Taxes 150.00 Penalties on Resident Taxes 15.00 Discount Allowed 875.27 Interest Collected During Year 323.31 $60,678.04 Abatements Property Taxes 42.58 Resident Taxes 30.00 72.58 TOTAL CREDITS $60,750.62 UNCOLLECTED YIELD TAXES — 1978 Charles Gilman 86.76 Theodore Miner & Sons 287.11 $373.87 UNCOLLECTED RESIDENT TAXES Beers, Mary Hawley $10.00 Hillock, Melody $10.00 Bjorkman, Ujell 10.00 Hillock, William 10.00 Bjorkman, Inger 10.00 Remick, Bertha 10.00 Bum.s, Brian 10.00 *Rice, Frank 10.00 *Coy, Robert 10.00 *Rice, Winifred 10.00 Davis, Wendy 10.00 Sweeney, Lawrence 10.00 Famum, Edith 10.00 $130.00 -24- UNCOLLECTED PROPERTY TAXES Resident Austin, Robert & Virginia $425.55 Knight, Ralph, Est. 177.56 Ballon, Henry, Est. 214.25 Merrifield, Jerald & Susan 222.75 Bischof, Joseph & Millard, Michael 450.52 Maureen White 413.32 Remick, Floyd Sr. 260.26 Carrier, Roger Jr., & Rae 291.75 *Rice, Frank & Winifred 475.68 Goelz, Peter 212.94 Schofield, Robert & Mary 933.53 Coy, Charles 234.93 Sheppard, Stephen 530.02 Dexter, Frederick & Smart, Howard & Dorothy 200.47 Valarie 1,078.13 Sweeney, Lawrence Hewlett, David 793.53 & Dorothy 434.07 Hillock, John & Audrey 170.46 *Warme, Rune & Marguarite 429.16 Hillock, Ralph & Beverly 155.79 $8,107.67 UNCOLLECTED PROPERTY TAXES Non-Resident Amidon, Norman $37.49 *Page, Johanna 72.80 Bean, Charles 232.96 Principe, Carrey & Anna 274.24 * Brown, Edward & Deanne 5.46 Reichert, Francis 120.30 Bucknell, Phyllis 111.27 Reineger, Clement 27.30 Bucknell, William 91.04 Scott, Moses 34.22 *Bums, August & Sexton, Raymond 244.79 Margaret 1,147.87 Stockwell, Sidney & Case, Charles & Sharon 18.38 Marianna 160.23 Chamberlain, Mrs. John 18.20 Strenkert, Wm. & Sheila 246.28 D'Agostino, Anthony & Troegel, Max & Cheryl 350.53 Lillian 283.59 Simmington, Robert 6.37 Delio, Joseph & Diane 180.18 Vandermark, Chester 34.22 Johnson, Glendon 305.76 Weber, Freidrich 18.20 *Land/Vest Properties, Inc. 505.78 Williams, Kemieth 243.88 Lee, Robert 23.66 $4,795.00 * Paid after Dec. 31, 1978 SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978 -DR- Tax Sales on Account of Levies of: 1977 1976 1975 (A) Balance of Unredeemed Taxes as of January 1, 1978 $836.58 (B) Taxes Sold to Town During Current Fiscal Year $311.04 -25- Interest and Costs after Sale .76 79.00 Redemption Costs 18.54 TOTAL DEBITS $330.34 $915.58 -CR- Remittances to Treasurer During Year Redemptions $60.56 $915.58 Interest and Costs after Sale .76 Unredeemed Taxes 269.02 TOTAL CREDITS $330.34 $915.58 UNREDEEMED TAXES FROM TAX SALES DECEMBER 31, 1978 Glendon Johnson $269.02 I hereby certify that the above listing showing the name and amount due from each delinquent taxpayer as of December 31, 1978 on account of the Tax Levies of 1976, 1977 and 1978 are correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Respectfully Submitted, Robbins, Dorothy J. Tax Collector YIELD TAX FOR 1977 Collected in 1978 Tax Total Name Description Valuation at 12% Tax Beaman Lumber Co. Inc. Ben Howes #05886 White Pine $2,206.33 $264.76 Cabin Pine 567.50 68.10 Oak 81.12 9.73 Misc. HWD. 184.40 22.13 $364.7 Blanchflower Lumber Co. Bullock Lot #0788 White Pine 1,143.59 137.23 Hemlock 742.79 89.13 Poor Oak 518.88 62.27 Maple 89.25 10.71 White Birch 107.40 12.89 Yellow Birch 38.70 4.64 Oak 840.48 100.86 26- Beech 13.20 1.58 Pallet 99.40 11.93 431.24 Steven A. Hood F. Ralph Whitney & Leon Amidon Mem. Park & Mem. Hall #05010 White Pine 290.47 34.86 34.86 George Krise Krise #6367 White Pine 1,697.21 203.67 203.67 C. L. Lane Co. Sawyer-Putney Lot #05045 White Pine 6,929.45 831.53 Hemlock 153.53 18.42 Oak 1,535.52 184.26 1,034.21 C. L. Lane Co. Walt Johnson #06061 White Pine 549.76 65.97 Hemlock 336.60 40.39 Oak 378.96 45.48 151.84 Theodore Miner & Sons, Inc. Cooke Lot #05182 White Pine 73.21 7.59 Hemlock 74.52 8.94 Veneer Quality 983.70 118.04 Maple 56.25 6.75 Oak 1,214.88 145.79 287.11 Alfred Rimimler Pound Foolish Farm #6762 Unimproved Fir 2.25 .27 Unimproved Spruce 15.00 1.80 2.07 Eugene Starkey Stone Place #6828 White Pine 1,606.31 192.76 Hemlock 52.90 6.35 Oak 614.40 73.73 Cordwood 30.00 3.60 276.44 Tree Growers Inc. Little Monadnock Grassy Hill #05294 White Pine 4,132.34 495.88 Hemlock 357.65 42.92 Spruce & Fir 24.60 2.95 Maple 11.40 1.37 White Birch 90.20 10.82 Oak 858.00 102.96 Beech 80.00 9.60 Other 523.92 62.87 Cordwood 350.00 42.00 771.37 27- Tree Growers, Inc. Colony Lot #5858 White Pine 2,214.72 265.77 Hemlock 3,152.73 378.33 Spruce & Fir 31.80 3.82 Maple 4.80 .58 White Birch 768.00 92.16 Oak 1,002.48 120.30 Beech 226.70 27.20 Others 921.20 110.54 Cordwood 365.00 43.80 1,042.50 Douglas Waterman Lang Lot #6789 White Pine 69.75 8.37 Oak 546.00 65.52 Tie Logs 272.25 32.67 106.56 Atkinson-Davis Corp. Sexton Lot #09302 White Pine 2,015.13 241.81 Cabin Pine 1,236.60 148.39 Hemlock 174.89 20.98 Spruce & Fir 109.57 13.14 White Birch 99.73 11.36 YelJow Birch 151.75 18.21 Oak 553.95 66.47 Birch 94.16 11.30 Others 594.67 71.36 Pulpwood Cord 39.00 4.68 607.70 William Suderman Sudennan Place #04512^ White Pine 1,057.80 126.94 Red Pine 1,970.00 236.40 363.34 Wood Fiber Inc. Allen Pasture #05335 White Pine 7,669.14 920.30 Cabin Pine 1,076.13 129.14 HenJock 473.80 56.86 1,I06.3Q Charles A. Gilman Cragin-Curtis #7565 White Pine 516.00 61.92 Hemlock 207.00 24.84 86.76 Richard Davis Arden Powers #04887 White Pine 1,036.30 124.36 124.36 Richard Davis Tree Growers, Inc. #05334 White Pine 4,396.84 527.62 527.62 David Graves Graves #09546 White Piaie 4,839.36 580.72 580.72 -28- TREASURER'S REPORT Balance on Hand January 1, 1978 $22,269.02 Town Clerk: Car Permits $9,663.00 Dog Licenses 639.70 Filing Fees 7.00 Check Penalty 5.00 10,314.70 Tax Collector: 1977 Property Tax $59,314.46 1977 Interest 323.31 1977-1978 Yield Tax 7,148.80 1978 Property Tax 139,256.55 1978 Interest 3.13 1977 Resident Tax 150.00 1977 Resident Tax Penalties 15.00 1978 Resident Tax 2,570.00 1978 Resident Tax Penalties 12.00 1976-1977 Redemptions 976.90 209,770.15 State of New Hampshire: Class V Highway Fund $6,698.84 Interest & Dividends Tax 2,252.90 Forest Fire Refund 48.73 Savings Bank Tax 211.30 Rooms & Meals Tax 2,797.09 Class IV & V Highway Fund 7,185.42 Class IV & V Highway Fund (Add.) 3,992.39 Business Profits Tax 1,506.92 Porcupine Bounties 7.50 24,701.09 United States Treasury: Revenue Sharing Payment $8,150.00 Transfer from Revenue Sharing Acct. Contra 10,500.00 18,650.00 Other Sources: Cheshire National Bank — Tax Anticipation $30,000.00 Rebate on Note 20.96 New England Telephone — Booth 56.78 Planning Board — Subdivision Fees 63.00 Richmond Fire Dept. — Truck 500.00 -29 : Selectmen Building Rentals 133.00 Pistol Permits 10.00 Town Maps 16.00 Building Permits 36.00 Trustee of Trust Funds — Refund 291.62 Jean Tandy — Reimb. on Police Bill 10.50 Ruby Austin — Checklist 3.50 Mason Insurance Agency — Dividend Credit 24.50 Library Trustees — Utilities Reim. 196.40 Yield Tax Bonds 778.80 32,141.06 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $317,846.02 TOTAL ORDERS 231,830.78 Balance on Hand January 1, 1979 $86,015.24 Respectfully submitted, Jennie B. Bennett, Town Treasurer YIELD TAX ACCOUNT On Hand in Escrow in General Fund January 1, 1978 $2,251.05 Received during 1978 778.80 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $3,029.85 Paid: Tax Collector $1,916.29 Hood & Faulkner (Rebate) 34.76 TOTAL PAID 1,951.05 Balance in Escrow in General Fund December 31, 1978 $1,078.80 Respectfully submitted, Jennie B. Bennett, Town Treasurer -30- : SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNT Balance in Checking Account January 1, 1978 $5.00 Service Charge January & February 0.91 Balance March 22 $4.09 EQUIPMENT FUND — SAVINGS ACCOUNT Received during year 1978 Transferred from Checking Account $4.09 From General Fund 600.00 Interest 19.09 Balance on Hand December 31, 1978 1623.18 Respectfully submitted, Jennie B. Bennett, Town Treasurer -31- SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS Town OfBcer's Salaries $3,316.04 Town Officer's Expenses 3,491.34 Election & Registration 396.16 Capital Reserve, Fire Dept. 7,000.00 Town Hall & Other Bldgs. 1,310.37 Police Department 1,730.75 Equipment Fund Account 600.00 Fire Department 3,173.79 New Fire Truck 1,077.48 Trust Fund Account 200.00 Bounties 4.50 Insurance 3,939.80 Health Department 1,577.00 Vital Statistics 8.50 Planning & Zoning 634.41 Solid Waste Disposal 4,000.00 Summer Maintenance 27,104.06 Winter Maintenance 13,163.32 TRA 588.76 Street Lighting 573.02 Septic System, Vet's Hall 1,115.50 Libraiy 3,916.40 Old Age Assistance 1,947.14 Town Poor 286.06 Revenue Sharing Transfer 8,150.00 Recreation 823.37 Emergency Medical Supplies 106.44 Cemeteries Cemeteiy Labor 500.00 Perpetual Care 291.62 Damages & Legal 1,565.14 Advertising and Regional 139.00 Taxes Bought By Town 311.04 Rebates ' 92.92 Dog Taxes Sent to State 72.50 Interest 783.39 Familv & Mental Health 193.00 Beach Committee 41.98 Yield Tax to Collector 1,951.05 Meadowood County Fire Dept. 100.00 32- Temporary Loans 30,000.00 Long Term Note 3,000.00 County Tax 11,010.00 Bond & Debt 1,253.79 Schools 90,291.14 $231,830.78 Detail No. 1 - TOWN OFFICER'S SALARIES Appropriation $3,400.00 Arnold Conway, Auditor $90.00 Evelyn Conway, Auditor 60.00 Charles Gilman, Selectman 125.00 Leland B. Robbins, Selectman 600.00 Dana A. Taylor, Selectman 600.00 Richard Bigda, Selectman 475.00 Jennie B. Bennett, Treasurer 175.00 Judith Dodier, Trustee of Trust Funds 25.00 Joan Bidga, Deputy Tax Collector & Clerk 91.50 Robbins, 170.00 Dorothy J. Town Clerk Tax Collector 400.00 Car Fees 486.00 Tax Sale Fees 18.54 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $3,316.04 Unexpended Balance $83.96 Detail No. 2 - TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES Appropriation $3,500.00 Maps 16.00 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE ^ $3,516.00 Candlelight Press Town Reports & Ballots $1,318.60 Printing Supplies 287.75 G. H. lilden, Supplies 13.38 Keene Publishing Corp., Ads. 26.40 Evelyn Hubal, Transfers & Recordings 51.18 Dana Taylor, Label Stickers, & Tape 6.37 Leland Robbins, Stamps 21.31 Arnold Conway, Expenses 7.70 Homestead Press Reports, Warrants & Tax Bills 57.59 State of N.H., Tax Seminar 83.00 33- N.H. Tax Collector's Assoc, Law Book 5.00 Branham Publishing Co., Reference Books 15.90 Hollinger Corp., Acid Bond Paper & Postage 24.21 Jennie B. Bennett, Expenses 18.61 Joan Bigda, Mileage 2.80 N.H. City & Town Clerks Assoc, Dues 20.00 N.H. Assoc, of Assessing Officials 20.00 N.H. Municipal Assoc, Dues 200.00 N.H. Tax Collector's Assoc, Dues 12.00 Wheeler & Clark, Dog Tags 17.48 Equity Publishing Corp., Statutes 163.00 Brown & Saltmarsh, Vouchers & Checklist 87.44 Postmaster, Stamps 235.32 N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 362.41 Richard Bigda, Dinner & Postage 21.70 Dorothy Bobbins, Compiling and Typing Town Report 150.00 2 Dinners & Expenses 9.50 2 Dinners for Clerk & Deputy at Town Clerks Meeting 14.52 Secretary to Selectmen, Salary 200.00 Mileage to Bank during Year 38.17 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $3,491.34 Unexpended Balance 24.66 Detail No. 3 - ELECTION AND REGISTRATION Appropriation $400.00 Brown & Saltmarsh, Checklist 9.37 Evans Printing Co., Registration Cards 7.15 Robert VanBrocklin, Counter 7.50 Sylvia VanBrocklin, Ballot Clerk & Counter 26.25 Betty Wicks, Ballot Clerk & Counter 12.75 Arthur Wicks, Counter 3.00 Keene Publishing Corp., Checklist Ad. 9.88 Jane Jillson, Ballot Clerk & Counter 44.25 Margaret Lounder, Ballot Clerk & Counter 43.13 Marion Holm, Ballot Clerk & Counter 12.38 Jaye Aldrich, Counter 4.50 Joan Bigda, Counter 4.50 Jan Kiise, Counter 4.50 -34 Mary Taylor, Counter 4.50 Ruby Austin, Supervisor 67.50 Jennie Bennett, Supervisor 51.00 Harold Dickinson, Supervisor 48.00 Theodore Aldrich, Moderator 36.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $396.16 Unexpended Balance $3.84 Detail No. 4 - CAPITAL RESERVE, FIRE DEPARTMENT Appropriation $5,000.00 Judith Dodier, 1977 payment 2,000.00 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $7,000.00 Detail No. 5 - TOWN HALL AND OTHER BUILDINGS Appropriation $3,000.00 Richmond 4 Comer's Store, Plowing $215.00 Public Service Co. of N.H. 218.77 Sylvia VanBrocklin, Cleaning 163.00 Arthur Whitcomb, Moving Snow at Veteran's Hall 126.75 Perry Bros. Fuel 387.23 Allen Kendall, Flag 18.45 Cheshire Oil Co. Gas 181.17 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,310.37 Unexpended Balance $1,689.63 Detail No. 6 - POLICE DEPARTMENT Appropriation $6,500.00 Reimbursement 10.50 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $6,510.50 (Revenue Sharing $4,000.00) Robert Van Brocklin, Chief Police Duty $350.80 Expenses 158.15 Richard Bigda Police Duty 119.10 Expenses 36.00 Dog Duty 65.40 Lawrence Sweeney PoHce Duty 115.50 Expenses 113.40 N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 219.73 R & R Communications, Radio Work 215.87 -35- Jane Jillson, School Bus Duty 142.35 Guy Packard, School Bus Duty 134.55 Geraldine Brewer, School Bus Duty 60.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,730.75 Unexpended Balance $4,779.25 Detail No. 7 - EQUIPMENT FUND ACCOUNT Appropriation $600.00 Jennie B. Bennett, Treasurer $600.00 Detail No. 8 - FIRE DEPARTMENT Appropriation $3,100.00 (Revenue Sharing $1,500.00) Robert VanBrocklin, Chief, Fires 127.00 Training Meeting 97.46 George Blais, Check Valve 9.59 Meadowood Fire Dept. Training 24.00 Abundant Life, Brushes 46.66 Public Sei-vice Co. 360.07 O'Connor Safet)' Equipment, Air Pak 804.00 S.W. Fire Mutual Aid, Dues 17.00 Sanel, Supplies 21L92 Perry Bros. Fuel 800.07 Keats Inc., Repairs 54.88 Merriam Graves, Oxygen 140.00 Richmond 4 Corners Store, Gas & Supplies 248.40 \ N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 96.27 Share Corp., Tank Protector 117.00 Radio Shack, Batteries 19.47 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $3,173.79 Overdraft $73.79 Detail No. 8A - NEW FIRE TRUCK Appropriation $3,600.00 Hew Communication, Equipment $1,077.48 Unexpended Balance to be carried over to 1979 $2,522.52 Detail No. 9 - TRUST FUND ACCOUNT The Accepted 1977 Hood Cemeteiy Lot Trust Fund in Escrow $200.00 Transferred to Judith Dodier, Trustee of Trust Funds $200.00 Detail No. 10 - BOUNTIES Walter Johnson $4.50 -36- Detail No. 11 - INSURANCE Appropriation $4,500.00 Mason Insurance Agency, Bonds $178.00 Workmen's Comp. 791.00 Additional Prem. 53.00 Veteran's Hall 546.80 General Liability 1,078.00 Police Liability 550.00 Library Prem. 245.00 Pierce-Putnam Agency Fire Station 117.00 Concord General Mutual Police & Fire Equipment 381.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $3,939.80 Unexpended Balance $560.20 Detail No. 12 - CIVIL DEFENSE Appropriation $150.00 No Expenditures Detail No. 13 - HEALTH DEPT. Including Hospital and Ambulance Appropriation . $1,627.00 Cheshire Hospital $177.00 Winchester Nursing Assoc. 800.00 Ambulance Subsidy 600.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,577.00 Unexpended Balance $50.00 Detail No. 14 - VITAL STATISTICS Appropriation $20.00 Dorothy Bobbins, Town Clerk, Recordings 8.50 Unexpended Balance $11.50 Detail No. 15 - PLANNING AND ZONING Appropriation Regional $289.00 Local 200.00 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $489.00 Curry Copy Center, Zoning Ordinance $106.50 Curry Copy Center, Printing 81.65 George Blais, Postage 19.50 Betty Wicks, Postage 39.55 -37- Keene Publishing Corp. 61.21 Evelyn Hubal, Recording Plans 16.00 Jerald Merrifield, Postage 21.00 S.W. Regional Planning Comm. 289.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $634.41 Overdraft $145.41 Detail No. 16 - SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL Appropriation $4,000.00 Town of Winchester $4,000.00 Detail No. 17 - SUMMER MAINTENANCE Appropriation $28,000.00 (Highway Subsidy $11,000.00) Additional Highway Subsidy 117.81 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $28,117.81 Leonard Davis Salary $400.00 Labor 162.60 Treasurer, State of N.H. (Anticipated TRA Overdraft) 3,992.39 Heniy Patnode, Labor 105.88 Arthur Whitcomb, Concrete 22.95 Walter Johnson, Roadwork 45.00 Lake Asphalt, Patching & Sealing 5,647.65 Rodney L'Abbe, Labor 11.00 David Prentice, Labor 11.00 Francis Jillson Labor & Material on Martin Rd. Bridge 1,101.14 Raymond Scott, Grading 3,626.00 Keene Sand & Gravel 900 Tons of VA" Gravel 2,565.00 Penn Culvert, Culvert & Bands 90.95 Beaman Lumber Replace Railing on Mill Rd. Bridge 1,057.00 Replace Martin Rd. Bridge 2,137.00 E.W. Blood Brush Cutting 200.00 Equipment & Gravel (Sprague & Greenwoods Rds.) 2,660.00 Labor, Equipment & Gravel (Taylor Hill & Whipple Hill) 1,166.00 -38- Labor, Equipment & Gravel (Taylor Hill, Whipple Hill & Greenwoods Rd.) 2,102.50 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $27,104.06 Unexpended Balance $1,013.75 Detail No. 17A - CLASS V HIGHWAY Balance Carried Forward from 1977 $1,923.96 1978 Allotment $6,698.84 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $8,622.80 Unexpended Balance Carried Forward to 1979 $8,622.80 Detail No. 18 - WINTER MAINTENANCE Appropriation $13,000.00 E. W. Blood Sanding & Plowing $12,287.83 Leonard Davis Salary 400.00 Labor 268.49 Gary Davis, Labor 30.25 Richard May Plowing & Cleaning Ditches 77.75 Henri Patnode, Labor 99.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $13,163.32 Overdraft $163.32 Detail No. 19 --TRA Appropriation $586.76 State of New Hampshire, Treasurer $588.76 Overdraft $2.00 Detail No. 20 - STREET LIGHTING Appropriation $550.00 Public Service Co. of N.H. $573.02 Overdraft $23.02 Detail No. 21 - VETERAN'S HALL SEPTIC SYSTEM Appropriation $3,500.00 James Ferguson $215.00 E. W. Blood $900.50 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,115.50 Unexpended Balance Carried Forward to 1979 $2,384.50 -39- Detail No. 22 - LIBRARY Appropriation $3,720.00 Public Service Co. $37.65 Perry Bros. Fuel 67.26 N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co. 91.49 Payment to Library Treasurer 3,720.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $3,916.40 Minus amount returned bv Libran' Treasurer 196.40 «r J $3,720.00 Detail No. 23 - OLD AGE ASSISTANCE Appropriation $1,400.00 Treasurer, State of New Hampshire $1,947.14 Overdraft $547.14 Detail No,. 24 - TOWN POOR Appropriation $500.00 Wilburs Food Store $29.41 Gas Service 15.00 Rent 35.00 Kulicks Market 61.65 Arthur Grover, Welfare 120.00 Fuel 25.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $286.06 Unexpended Balance $213.94 Detail No. 25 -- REVENUE SHARING Jennie B. Bennett, Treasurer $8,150.00 Detail No. 26 - RECREATION Appropriation $960.00 Jeff Craig, Day Camp $245.00 Clark Insurance 57.00 Mary Taylor, Lock & Keys 2.88 Jean Ahlberg, Supplies 10.00 Dale Randall, Supplies 52.81 Helen Blais, Supplies 10.94 Richmond 4 Corner Store 62.37 Robert VanBrocklin, Police Duty 12.00 Suzanne Whittemore, Music & Supplies for parties & Dances 326.67 Susan Klatka, Arts Materiah> 20.00 40- Councilor 24.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $823.37 Unexpended Balance $136.63 Detail No. 27 - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPLIES Appropriation $500.00 Zimmermans, First Aid Equip. $32.25 Chapin Medical, Supplies 71.19 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $106.44 Unexpended Balance $393.56 Detail No. 28 - CEMETERIES Appropriation $500.00 Trust Fund Check, Perpetual Care $291.62 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $791.62 Keene Industrial, Flags $15.36 Francis Jillson, Cemetery Labor 484.64 Francis Jillson, Perpetual Care Lots 291.62 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $791.62 Detail No. 29 - DAMAGES & LEGAL Appropriation $1,500.00 Goodnow, Awre, Ayer, & Prigge Legal Services $1,565.14 Overdraft $65.14 Detail No. 30 - ADVERTISING & REGIONAL Appropriation $139.00 Monadnock Regional Assoc. $139.00 Detail No. 31 - TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN Dorothy Bobbins, Tax Collector $311.04 Detail No. 32 - DISCOUNTS, REBATEMENTS Arthur Wicks, Service Credit Rebate $50.00 Tom Herman, Property Tax Rebate 42.92 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $92.92 Detail No. 33 - CONTINGENCY FUND Appropriation $450.00 No Funds Expended Detail No. 34 - DOG TAXES SENT TO STATE Treasurer, State of New Hampshire $72.50 -41- Detail No. 35 - INTEREST Appropriation Long Term Interest $473.00 Short Term Interest $700.00 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $1,173.00 Cheshire National Bank Short Term Interest $310.89 Long Term Interest 472.50 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $783.39 Unexpended Balance $389.61 Detail No. 36 - FAMILY AND MENTAL HEALTH Appropriation $193.00 Monadnock Family & Mental Health Services $193.00- Detail No. 37 - BEACH COMMITTEE Appropriation $250.0 Sherwin-Williams, Paint $20.98 John Hillock, Rubbish Removal 14.00 Mary Beers, Painting Sign 7.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $41.98 Unexpended Balance $208.02 Detail No. 38 - YIELD TAX TO COLLECTOR Dorothy Bobbins, Collector $1,951.05 Detail No. 39 - MEADOWOOD COUNTY FIRE DEPT. Appropriation $100.00 Meadowood County Fire Dept. $100.00 Detail No. 40 - RECREATIONAL COMPLEX Appropriation $1,000.00 No Funds Expended Carried Forward to 1979 $1,000.00 Detail No. 41 - SELECTMEN'S OFFICE CHANGE Appropriation $1,000.00 No Expenditures Carried Forward to 1979 $1,000.00 Detail No. 42 - WELL AND PUMP INSTALLATION Appropriation $3,000.00 No Expenditures Carried Forward to 1979 $3,000.00 -42- Detail No. 43 - TEMPORARY LOANS Cheshire National Bank $30,000.00 Detail No. 44 - LONG TERM NOTE Appropriation $3,000.00 Cheshire National Bank $3,000.00 Detail No. 45 - STATE AND COUNTY Warren G. Allen, County Treasurer $11,010.00 Treasurer, State of New Hampshire, Bond & Debt $1,253.79 Detail No. 46 - SCHOOLS Appropriation $91,165.00 Carried Forward from 1977 45,409.19 TOTAL AMOUNT AVAILABLE $136,574.19 1977 $45,409.19 1978 $44,881.95 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $90,291.14 Balance Carried Forward as a Liability $46,283.05 43^- 1 I 03 1—1 —* 00 QO CD CO in oo CO a> i> 00 CO § CO s?? cq 00 CD in CO in in 00 »n CM" CO co' cq »n OJ in i> d d CO CO CO CO 05 CO t> S CD CO CO •>* * 1— CO cDooinc5i>c cDo05oc CDcocO' q in <35 in CI oq CO in CO in CO in CO CI 00 CD in -^' a^-dcodoi'-Hiniri iri 00 d cq' co' co' iri ci in d <»' Ti< * in 00 t- -^ CD ^ ^ CO CO 05 CO CD CO CO ^^ ^H o^ n ^ 0^ n gq >; o o o o o o o o o <«< o q q o q o q a; o CI <6 q_ o^ in in o o o o q o o d: '^ d o _ — _o q— o CI CI ^ r—( CI ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _:< ^ ^ c q c c c c c c c c c c c c c c C3 Cj CQ C3 CIS m CQ pg mm m PQ « n a CQ n ffl PS tuo So & & So 60 to &0 SuO too feX) to S3 &c & & C C C C C .S .S S S '^ ^ > > "> "> > > > > > > > Cfl C3 C3 CtJ C3 c3 « c3 « « ca c/D cn c/D c/D c/: C« C/3 Crt C« C/2 C/3 0) O 3 -J 5 ,T < n O- ?'^ W H 1 s p ^i E 0, o 5 cj - 3"^ 2 M i> .2 3 .S H 5 . 16 .a ^ Oh « O t^co-^^int^-HO 00 00 i> cq in •» *« -3 CO ^ cicococo-^in inoico CD CO 2^ I> l~p -H 5 O « in in ^ o o in ci —I -H 00 '^ "1^ "V ci "I^ CD I> 05 -* Tf CO t^ -^ CO ^ CO CO -H CO CO -44 AUDITORS' REPORT Winchester, N.H. 03470 February 3, 1979 The Board of Selectmen Town of Richmond Richmond, N.H. 03470 Gentlemen: Submitted herewith is our report of an audit and examination of the accounts and records of the Town of Richmond, New Hampshire, for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1978. Financial statements and exhibits as hereafter listed are included as part of our report, however, only this letter of transmittal need to be printed in your Annual Town Report to the citizens of your Town. A reminder: One copy of this audit report in its complete form must be given to the Town Clerk for retention with the Town's permanent records. SCOPE OF AUDIT Our examination and audit included the accounts of the Board of Selectmen, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk and Trustee of Trust funds. Accounts and records of the Public Library were not presented for audit. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 1. Comparative Balance sheets show an increase in the net surplus of the Town from $22,139.21 in 1977 to $28,608.48 in 1978. 2. The Statement of Appropriations and Expenditures shows a net unexpended balance of appropriations in the amount of $1,155.18. 3. The Statement of Estimated and Actual revenues shows a net revenue surplus in the amount of $6,069.81. 4. The Budget Summary indicates a net Budget surplus for 1978 in the amount of $7,224.99. 5. Summaries of other accounts include the Town Treasurer, Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Trustees of Trust funds. Revenue Sharing, and the special Fire Department equipment fund account. 6. The summary of Long term indebtedness shows a reduction in principal due from $9,000.00 to $6,000.00. AUDIT PROCEDURES The records and accounts of Town Officials charged with the cus- tody, receipt and disbursement of public funds, as indicated in the -45- scope of audit, were examined and audited in accordance with gen- erally accepted auditing standards and included such tests of the records and other information submitted, as were considered necessary to conduct our audit. CERTIFICATION OF AUDIT We hereby certify that we have examined and audited the accounts and records of the Town of Richmond, New Hampshire, for the fiscal year ended December 31, 1978, and in our opinion the attached Bal- ance sheet and other statements of sources of revenue and expendi- tures present fairly the financial condition of the Town of Richmond for the period under review. RECOMMENDATIONS Due to the fact that the amount of funds expended for the Police Department did not equal the amount of Revenue Sharing funds ap- propriated for that department, and after consultation with the Department of Revenue Administration in Concord, the amount of $2,279.75 must be returned from the Town's general fund to the Special Revenue Sharing account, and can be re-appropriated by Town Meeting for whatever purpose the voters desire at the 1979 Annual Town Meeting. THANKS We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all of the Town officers for their continued wonderful assistance and cooperation dur- ing the course of our audit. Very truly yours, Arnold B. Conway, Evelyn T. Conway, Auditors Town of Richmond, N.H. -46- SELECTMEN'S REPORT Your Selectmen held fifty-two regular meetings and numerous extra work sessions in an attempt to keep abreast of the ever increasing work load. The Selectmen put out for bid the well at the firehouse and sewer system at the Veteran's Hall. The sewer system was started and should be completed in the Spring. The well bid was accepted but due to circumstances beyond the control of the contractor, he was unable to start work this year, but will begin this Spring. The bids on moving the Selectmen's oflBce are still being considered in an attempt to keep the cost to a minimum. It was decided to hold over the TRA monies to 1979 to allow for enough money to complete the Fish Hatchery Road Project at one time. The Whipple Hill Road Project was also held over one more year as not enough money was available to do all that was planned. The new entrance to Monument Road was held up due to a delay in the deeds to transfer the land. 1800 tons of gravel has been purchased for use on town roads. It will be delivered in the Spring. Your Selectmen plan a change to the State's new card system for property appraisal in 1979. It is a much easier and more equitable sys- tem. It is hoped this change can be completed this summer. We would like to take this opportunity to remind any interested citizens that the various town committees are appointed shortly after Town Meeting and volunteers are welcomed. Respectfully Submitted, Dana A. Taylor, Richard C. Bigda, Leland B. Bobbins, Selectmen of Richmond -47 LIBRARIAN'S REPORT — 1978 Circulation Data Fiction 1763 Non-Fiction 994 Juvenile 1408 Magazines 355 Puzzles 20 Patterns 5 TOTAL 4545 As you will note the circulation has made another increase this year. This was due to the summer reading program for children, more cur- rent books available from the Bookmobile collection and a few more people are using the library. The most inspiring event of the year was the reading program for children sponsored by the Friends of the Library. It was entitled "My Books and L" Bookmarkers and charts were decorated with a charm- ing bookworm designed by Jean Tandy. As books were read sections of the worm were colored in by the children. At the close of the pro- gram a party was given to the readers at which time certificates and a book were given to those who had read 12 or more books. Forty children signed up and 30 of these received certificates and books. About 475 books were read. The Friends sponsored three film programs during the summer. Among them was an old Charlie Chaplin movie that brought back memories to several of the old "silents" and brought hearty laughs from everyone. Two other films were shown in November and De- cember. A new double book shelf was installed in the main room in memory of Virginia Oswald. It was donated by the Friends and made by Tony Dell. New book shelves have been installed in the addition by Stewart James and certainly add to the completeness of the room. Shelves were also added in back of the librarian's desk. These shelve the N.H. State Papers and town histories. Our annual book sale was held on Richmond Day in July and an- other sale was held in the fall with the Friend's Baked Bean and Apple Pie sale. Our shed and another small room house books for sale at any time. Anyone is welcome to browse and buy. The Girl Scouts are still meeting weekly at the library and other small groups occasionally. The Trustees meet on the second Saturday -48- and the Friends of the Library on the second Tuesday of each month. The Friends sponsor sales and special projects benefiting the library. I am sure that new faces would be most welcome at their meetings. Active support is as important as financial. I have attended two District Advisory Council meetings and a chil- dren's book exhibit this year. My many thanks go to all who have donated books, magazines, ef- fort and money during 1978. Your continued support is much ap- preciated. Respectfully submitted, Edith W. Atkins, Librarian LIBRARY TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978 I wish at the outset to extend the thanks of the Board to the town for their support of the many library programs. Many archival gifts were accepted by us on behalf of the town, the most notable of which were the many old town records and documents turned over by the selectmen. Included also was a mysteriously well preserved steel vault door bearing the raised relief inscription "Town of Richmond — 1865." A new trustee, Richard Boutwell, joined the board in March; and was elected secretary. This was followed by the resignation of Regina Suderman in May upon her removal to Peterborough. Stewart James was subsequently appointed by the selectmen until March, 1979. The Trustees sponsored an "appreciation day" in May for the Friends. We hope this might become an annual affair to demonstrate our thanks for their many good deeds on behalf of the library. Late Spring also brought the completion of the reshingling of the roof. We are particularly indebted to the Richmond Troop of the Boy Scouts under the guidance of Rod Randall and Ferd Ahlberg. Much needed custodial work, with some of her time donated, was also done at this time by Sylvia Van Brocklin. Fall meetings were used primarly for setting up new accounting procedures and working up a budget for 1979. After many months of discussion and investigation into the matter, we have decided that our librarian should be payed a minimum wage. This is only fair since we require certification, updating of credentials, and a set number of hours that the library be open. To decrease the impact on the town budget, we are asking that this be done in three steps over three years, unless directed otherwise at town meeting. -49- Also this Fall we lost the services of our archivist, Priscilla Longden. As of this writing, a replacement has not been found. We are presently exploring the possibiHty of National Register Status for the library building, as it occupies the old School #6 site, going back in town history to 1815. The site and buildings have played a significant role in the education of Richmond citizens for the better part of two cen- turies and we hope will continue to perform this function for long into the future. The facility was used this year for over eighty small group meetings, a sizable increase over past years. We have been trying hard to keep our operating budget down, especially heat and utilities. Due to conservation methods, we were able to beat the rate of inflation and will be asking for the same amount as last year, on this item. Through a special article on this year's warrant, we are asking the town to withdraw the remaining funds in the library addition account so that we may purchase and restock the rather expensive, four foot, fluorescent lights. We have been operating on a supplv of used bulbs for two years. In compliance with state law, RSA 202-A:12, we have set up a new accounting procedure and reporting method. The law requires that all figures reported in the State Report agree with those reported in the Town Report. This financial statement will be a part of each an- nual report from the trustees. All trustee meetings are open to the public with minutes and proceedings on file at the library. Respectfully Submitted, For the Board of Trustees, Joseph G. Thibodeau, Chairman LIBRARY TRUSTEES FINANCIAL REPORT Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1978 Receipts Town Appropriation (less Capital Budget) $3,085.00 Cash Gifts in Trust Funds, carried forward 132.93 Cash Gifts & Interest in Trust Funds for year 1978 79.16 Other Income (Book Fines & Sales) 379.74 Balance carried forward from 1977 Town Appropriation 171.99 Grand Total Receipts $3,848.82 -50- Expenditures Salaries Librarian $400.00 Auditor 25.00 Custodial 19.87 Books, Periodicals, Binding 675.53 Income from Book Fines and Sales 233.17 All Other Operating Expenditures 551.66 Grand Total Expenditures $1,905.23 Net Balance from Town Appropriation $1,469.77 Balance of All Accounts at end of Year 1978 $1,943.59 Respectfully Submitted, Board of Library Trustees Stewart R. James, Treasurer Capital Budget Report as of December 31, 1978 Receipts $635.00 Expenditures 406.97 Balance (encumbered) $228.03 Respectfully Submitted, Board of Library Trustees Stewart R. James, Treasurer Auditor's Report This is to certify that I have audited the Trustee Accounts of the Richmond Public Library for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31st, 1978 and found them to be in order. 18 Jan., 1979 s/John D. Quint Report of the CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR As being the Civil Defense Director, I am pleased to report that there were no earthquakes, tidal waves, landslides, or nuclear ex- plosions in Richmond last year. A class about monitoring atmospheric radiation was conducted by the New Hampshire Civil Defense at the Town Hall at the request of some concerned citizens last summer. After the initial class, books were distributed, and I am now awaiting response for the follow up of the class. Respectfully Submitted, Charles Coy -51- Report of the FIRE CHIEF I hereby submit my report to Selectmen and the citizens of Rich- mond for the year ending Dec. 31, 1978. In the year 1978 we had only three small brush fires and very few chimney fires. One house fire which was not discovered until burnt flat. We had money left in the budget, and bought one new Scott air pack and one extra tank. We did not receive any money from the Rural Community fire pro- tection grant this year. Due to a delay in the delivery of the chassis for the new fire truck, delivery will not be before the middle of April. At this time I would like to thank everyone who worked on trucks and equipment when needed. Especially want to thank Meadowood and surrounding towns of Swanzey, Winchester and Fitzwilliam for help through Mutual Aid. Respectfully Submitted, Robert VanBrocklin, Chief Richmond Fire Dept. B)' authority of the State of New Hampshire the forest fire warden controls all outside burning in his town except backyard cooking fires. An)' 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 the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., unless it is raining. Robert VanBrocklin, Forest Fire Warden To Town of Richmond: Evervtime vou read in the paper, or hear on the radio that Meado- wood responded to a fire or an accident, you can think to yourself, "if it wasn't for people like us, thev wouldn't be there," and it's a fact, vou keep us in operation, and we know, \vithout a doubt, that Meado- wood would not exist without our supporting members. All of us connected with Meadowood County Area Fire Department send our sincere thanks for vour contiibution. ^^'e are pleased to include your name on our Supporting Member- ship List and to enclose vour membership card. Sincerely, Charles Hanrahan, J. Chairman, Executive Committee Board of Directors -52- Report of the POLICE CHIEF We are happy to say that we did not use much of the money that was appropriated this year, due to the fact that there were only three members on the police dept. There weren't many breaks this year, had a few accidents and abandoned cars that had to be towed away and one stolen car from Richmond. There was a pickup truck from Dorchester, Mass. found in the woods off Fish Hatchery Road that had been stopped. At this time I would like to say that we need a police chief and more help on the police force. Sorry, I will not be able to act as chief much longer. Two chiefs jobs are too much. Kerwin Mattson was put on the police force last spring but due to work Kerwin thinks that he will not be able to stay on the force. He thinks he will be moving out of town. Respectfully Submitted, Police Dept. Robert VanBrocklin, Acting Chief Richard Bidga Kerwin Mattson Report of the RICHMOND CONSERVATION COMMISSION To the Selectmen: The Richmond Conservation Commission hereby presents an ac- count of its activities for year ending December 31, 1978: 1. The Commission has held regular meetings every month, some of them being work sessions. A copy of the minutes of each meeting is sent to the selectmen after being approved by the Commission. 2. There were no serious outbreaks of weed pollution at Cass Pond this year, so no work was done at the pond. 3. The Commission manned an informational booth at the Annual Richmond Town Fair and conducted a poll concerning Conservation of Natural Resources. The great majority of answers seemed to con- sider control of growth to be the most important town problem. 4. The Commission mowed and cleaned the Quaker Cemetery in late June previous to the Annual Fair. 5. The members of the Commission finished the allotted Timber Stand Improvement work in the Town Forest, and we are now ready to clear the road and try to improve it enough for Richmond citizens -53- : : to have access to the improved woodland areas to cut wood for their personal use. 6. The establishment of a Wetland District at town meeting last year was a real boost for Water and Soil Conservation, and it gives us a greater chance for the protection of our water resources. Hopefully, we can get our firewood project going in 1979 and finish painting in our Town Forest lines. We thank you all for your support in 1978, and we trust that we can do still more in your behalf in 1979. The Financial Statements are as follows. Richmond Conservation Commission Regular Fund Balance in Cheshire National Bank January 1, 1978 $857.91 Receipts Interest & Donations $48.45 Timber Stand Improvement Payment 450.00 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $1,356.36 Disbursements Dues to N.H. Assoc, of Conservation Commissions 25.00 Balance on Hand December 31, 1978 $1,331.36 Soil Conservation Account Balance in Cheshire National Bank January 1, 1978 $276.22 Receipts Interest 14.36 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $290.58 Disbursements: None Balance on Hand December 31, 1978 $290.58 Cass Pond Preservation Fund Balance in Cheshire National Bank January 1, 1978 $131.07 Receipts Interest 6.82 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $137.89 Disbursements: None Balance on Hand December 31, 1978 $137.89 Quaker Cemetery Account Balance on Hand January 1, 1978 $501.88 Receipts: Interest 26.09 -54- TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $527.97 Disbursements: None Balance on Hand December 31, 1978 $527.97 Respectfully Submitted, Harry Bennett, J. Chairman Evert O. Quintard, Treasurer Norman Tandy, Secretary JeflFrey Taylor Stewart R. James Report of the RICHMOND CEMETERY COMMITTEE To the Board of Selectmen: The regular maintenance of the Middle Town Cemetery, the South Cemetery, and the Earl R. Howard Memorial Cemetery has been carried out, and brush has been cut on the walls. The road to the Benson Cememtery is impassable due to ruts and washouts. Since this is a town road from the Bowen Road to the Ben- son Cemetery, enough work should be done on it to make it possible for a truck to carry equipment to the cemetery to maintain it and to provide access for interested visitors. Except for broken bottles and debris scattered around, it is heart- ening to report no vandalism in the cemeteries. Our projects for 1979 include regular maintenance and brush cut- ting, obtaining and installing permanent flag standards for veterans' graves, and soliciting information from anyone having knowledge of any veteran whose grave has been overlooked. We also will have to buy and install new refuse barrels for the main cemeteries. As these extra articles are necessary for the proper care of our cemeteries, we are asking for an appropriation of $600.00 in 1979, an increase of $100.00 for our 1978 request. As there are so many new resident in town, we feel that a restate- ment of the regulations for the Earl R. Howard Memorial Cemetery which were adopted by the voters in 1970 should be printed for every- one's information. 1. Lots should be sold as follows: Residents Non-Residents Double Lot $50.00 $100.00 Family Lot (3) 75.00 150.00 Family Lot (4) 100.00 200.00 -55- The money received from the sale of lots shall be invested and the income is to be used for the perpetual care and maintenance of the Earl R. Howard Memorial Cemetery. Individual trust funds for ad- ditional care and maintenance may be accepted by the town for the cemetery or for a specific lot or lots. 2. Any monument stone placed on a lot is to be at the back of the lot with the monument facing the service road for that lot. 3. Headstones shall be level with the ground. 4. All caskets shall be enclosed in a vault of durable material. 5. Lots shall be level with no mounding of graves permitted. 6. Fences, statues, ornaments, trees, shrubs, perennial plants or artificial flowers are not permitted on any lot. For further information, place contact any member of the Cemetery Committee. Respectfully Submitted, Jane Jillson, Chairman Valma E. Davis, Secretary Harry J. Bennett BEACH COMMITTEE'S REPORT — 1978 The following projects were undertaken and completed this past year. 1. The beach house was reconditioned and a toilet built into it. 2. Sand was spread over the south end of the beach. 3. Ropes were strung in the water for the small children. 4. The picnic benches were stained. 5. We repainted the rubbish barrels and replaced the rusted ones. 6. A treacherous stump was removed from the parking lot. 7. The raft was reconditioned and new floatation added thanks to a couple of civic minded Boy Scouts. 8. Beach stickers were distributed to residents. 9. Cut down fallen trees blocking the road. 10. General clean up on a periodic basis and removed rubbish (not alwavs left by beach users). Projects in mind for 1979 include: 1. Replace beach house and toilet that was vandalized and tipped over. 2. Rebuild one of the fireplaces. 3. Purchase and spread sand on north end of beach. 4. Continue to maintain and repair raft. 5. Purchase and install a life preserver. -56 Thanks to the many citizens who helped keep the water clear of weeds and took an interest in keeping the beach area clean and some over-zealous youths under control. Because the beach is such a difiBcult place to supervise, the com- mittee would appreciate a call when something happens at the beach that requires immediate attention. It is discouraging when the beach facility is abused and vandalized. Only widespread citizen interest will make it a place to be enjoyed. Respectfully Submitted, John Hillock, Chairman For the Beach Committee PLANNING BOARD REPORT The town this year showed its support for planning by accepting the editorial corrections and additions to the zoning ordinance. During 1978 we passed the following subdivisions: C. B. Davenport property on the Martin Cook Road. Guy Packard property on Rt. 119. Arthur Stinson property on the Bullock Road. Elmer Thresher property on Rt. 32. The Board has initiated into action the development of a Master Plan. This should take about six months to complete and would be compiled with the aid of the Southwestern Regional Planning Com- mission. The plan will be done in phases, each to be completed prior to starting the next. The plan should enable us to plot the town's growth as well as foresee any major developmental problems. Our needs for adequate schooling, fire protection, and town services would be forecast. We could possibly tell years in advance if more services will be necessary and plan for them. I would like to take this oportunity to thank the other members of the Planning Board for their time and diligence. Respectfully Submitted, Jerry Merrifield, Chairman Biff Mahoney, Vice Chairman Betty Wickes, Secretary George Blais Joan Quintard Harry Bennett Dick Bigda, Selectmen's Representative -57- RECREATION COMMITTEE REPORT The Recreation Committee held its first function in April by spon- soring an adult nostal^a dance with "TJ the DJ." Camp Takodah camperships this year went to Patricia Pearsall, Chris White, Ernest May. The day camp and sleep-over at Camp Takodah was again a big success with 36 children attending. Thanks again to all the parents who helped with the driving for day camp and swimming lessons. Another adult dance was held just before Richmond day and in the fall a Pot Luck Supper was held with entertainment by the Polyphonic Choir. In August the children saw "Cinderella" at the KSC Summer Theatre. The Halloween party was held as usual with a movie, judging of costumes and refreshments. The Christmas party on Dec. 17th was a great success due to the appearance of Santa and a puppet show by the Kings Puppeteers. The year ended with a New Year's party at the Vets Hall; music merriment and a midnight pot luck supper to ring in the new year. Helen Blais Mary Taylor Sue Brewer Pat Webber Dale Randall Suzanne Whittemore, Chairwoman Jean Ahlberg, Secretary/ Treasurer WINCHESTER DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION During 1978 the visiting nurse made 97 visits to the town of Rich- mond, and three blood pressure cUnics were held at the library in our town. Immunization clinics are held throughout the year in Win- chester. Any Richmond parent wishing to take children may do so. The visiting nurse is on duty from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The telephone number is 239-4352. All calls are an- swered but service is continued only under the direction of a phy- sician. The Nursing Association is financed by funds received from the towns, Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross-Blue Shield, and individual fees. A sliding scale is used for those who are not covered by insur- 58 ance. Nursing service is available to all whether they are able to pay or not. If you know of someone who is ill or just out of the hospital contact the nursing agency. HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT During 1978, there were no inspections conducted. Plans are being made to run dye tests in the spring on septic systems surrounding Cass Pond. Peter T. Whittemore, Health Officer -59- TOWN OF RICHMOND List of Adults and Children as of June 30, 1978 Ackler, Lynn Blais, Christine Ackler, Dorothy Blais, Fred Ackler, Stephenie Blais, Ruth - C Ahlberg, Evelyn Blais, Roxanne — C Ahlberg, Ferdinand Boccolini, John Ahlberg, Jean Boutwell, Richard Ahlberg, Ferdinand 2nd — C Bozshardt, Nancy Ahlberg, Nils - C Bradshaw, Walter Ahlberg, Melissa Bradshaw, Jill Aldrich, Theodore Bradshaw, Chad — C Aldrich, Jaye Breton, Raymond Austin, Robert Breton, Denise Austin, Virginia Brewer, Geraldine Austin, Robert — C Brewer, Keith Austin, Mary Susan — C Brewer, Timothy Austin, Ruby Brewer, Susan Audette, Betty Brewer, Sean — C Baird, Andrew — C Brewer, Christopher — C Baker, Irene Brewer, Kevin Bartos, Richard Brewer, Mary Bartram, Stanley Brooks, Roger Bartram, Margaret Brooks, Phyllis Beaman, Charles Brooks, Stacy — C Beaman, Marianna Brooks, George — C Beers, Mae Gates Brooks, Eric — C Beers, Mary Hawley Brooks, Kelley - C Bennett, Harry Brooks, Heather — C Bennett, Jennie Brunk, Anna Kathryn — C Bennett, Shaun Bush, Marshall Bennett, Sara Calzini, Joseph Bigda, Richard Calzini, Irene Bigda, Joan Calzini, Richard Bigda, Danny — C Carpenter, Stanley Bigda, Sharon — C Carpenter, Madelyn Bigda, Lisa — C Carrier, Roger Sr. Bigda, Dawn — C Carrier, Mary Bjorkman, Ujell Carrier, Elizabeth Bjorkman, Inger Cass, Lyman Bjorkman, Jonas — C Castine, Edna Bjorkman, Pontus — C Castine, William Black, Sheila — C Castine, Laurie — C Black, shannon — C Castine, David — C Blair, Harold Chamberlain, Sharon Blair, Harold Jr. - C Chase, Edith Blais, George Coy, Robert Blais, Helena Coy, Charlie -60- Coy, Sharon Gero, Cynthia Crile, Don Gilman, Charles Davis, Leonard Oilman, Judith Davis, Valma E. Ghck, John A. Davis, Wendy GHck, Harriet Davis, Lynn — C Gordon, Nancy Davis, Dennis — C Gorman, Robert Deitrich, Philip Gorman, Judith Deitxich, Adele Gorman, Melissa — C Dell, Anthony Gorman, Sasha — C Delworth, Melanie Graves, David DeSalles, Evelyn Graves, Judith Dexter, Fred Graves, Craig — C Dexter, Valarie Graves, Crescent — C Dexter, Dimity — C Graves, Cory — C Dexter, Nathan — C Hamm, George Dick, Anita Hamm, Verena Dickinson, Harold Hammond, Horace Dodier, Philip Hammond, Lamira Dodier, Judith Hapgood, Charles Dodier, Debbie — C Harvey, Alan Dodier, David — C Hawley, Gordon Doubleday, Milton 2nd Hawley, Mary Doubleday, Sandra Hawley, Allison — C Doubleday, Milton 3rd Hawley, David — C Doubleday, Kandace Heald, Elva Doubleday, Airial — C Heise, Roy Dugan, Robert Heise, Shirley Dugan, Ella Heise, Roy Jr. — C Famum, Harry Herman, Tom Famum, Edith Hewlett, David Faust, Alfred L. Hillock, Homer Faust, Beatrix Hillock, Zelma Finley, James Hillock, John Finley, Olive Hillock, Audrey Fisher, Dean — C Hillock, John Jr. - C Fisher, Scott — C Hillock, Tom — C Fisher, Timothy — C Hillock, Vicky Lynn — C Foote, Richard Hillock, James Foote, Sheila Hillock, Melody Foote, Tracy — C Hillock, Ralph Foote, Stephenie — C Hillock, Beverly Foote, Mark - C Hillock, Jennifer — C Foumier, David Hillock, Catherine — C Foumier, Agnes HiUock, WiHiam Frampton, David Holm, Donald Frampton, Margaret Holm, Marion Frampton, David — C Hohn, Donald Jr. - C Frampton, Sarah — C Holman, Onin Gamarlo, Barbara Holman, Diane 61 Holman, Sarah — C Longdon, John Holman, Erin Marie — C Longdon, Priscilla Huebner, Holly — C Lord, Harry Huebner, Jennifer — C Lounder, Arthur Hull, Ma 'Carry Lcunder, Margaret Hunter, James Lounder, Dorothy Hunter, Ruth Lowerre, Morse Jr. Jarvis, Donald Lutz, Geraldine Jarvis, Arlene Lutz, Leighton — C Jarvis, Jesse — C Lutz, Courtney — C Jarvis, Joshua — C Mahoney, Brian Jillson, Francis Mahoney, Diane Jillson, Jane Mahoney, Sean — C Jillson, Michael March, Kenneth Jillson, Betsy — C Marrer, Kenneth Jillson, Jennifer — C Marrer, Mary Jane Johnson, C. Walter Marrer, Nancy — C Johnson, Mary Marrer, Michael — C Jordon, Jennifer Marsh, Russell Kauppi, Waino Martin, Eunice Kauppi, Gloria Martin, Edward L. Jr. Kennedy, Robert Mattson, Gerald Kleeman, Christopher Mattson, B. Eleanor Knight, Ralph Mattson, Kerwin Knight, Hazel Mattson, Kendall Krise, George Mattson, Duane Krise, Janice Mattson, G. Tanton LaBelle, Leon Mattson, Janice LaBelle, Grover Mattson, Weldon LaBelle, Marilyn Mattson, Karen LaBelle, Rita May, Richard Lane, Richard May, Shirley Lane, Katherine May, Debbie — C Lane, Nathan — C May, Diane — C Lane, Daniel — C May, Rebekah — C Lane, Kenneth May, Gary — C Lane, Karen May, Sarah — C Lane, Katie — C May, Ernest — C Lanick, Jerry May, Melissa — C Lanick, Marion May, Georgie — C Lawrence, Eugene McCann, Frank Lawrence, Deborah Merrifield, Francis Lawrence, Linda Merrifield, Velma Leather, Paul Merrifield, Jerald Leather, Claudia Merrifield, Susan Leather, Kia — C Merrifield, Lauren — C Leeman, Maymie Merrifield, Jennifer — C Lescynski, Henry Millard, Michael Lescynski, Nancy Milonas, Charles Lewis, James Moore, William -62 Moore, Marion Robbins, Louise Morse, Harry Robbins, Raymond Morse, EflBe Robbins, Stacy — C Morse, Franklin Robbins, Brenda — C Nagine, Anthony Rogers, Stilhnan Nolting, Douglas R. Rogers, Barbara Nolting, Barbara C. Rogers, Juliette — C Orcutt, Philip D. Rogers, Lura Jean — G Orcutt, Margaret M. Royar, Garth Packard, Guy Royar, Katrina Packard, Mona Ruscoe, Gatherine Packard, Robert Schofield, Robert Packard, Susan Schofield, Mary Packard, William L. - C Schofield, Asher — G Parsells, Donald Scott, Edward Parsells, Linda Sporie, Carl Patnode, Henri Stinson, Arthur Patnode, Maureen Stinson, Ruby Patnode, Jackie — C Swanson, Marcia Pearsall, William Swanson, Garl W. Pearsall, Andrea Swanson, Francine Pearsall, Michael Swanson, Garl — G Pearsall, Diane Swanson, Ghristine — G Pearsall, Billy - C Swanson, Sherry — G Pearsall, Patricia — C Swanson, Walter — G Pearsall, John — C Swanson, James Pearsall, Andrew — C Swanson, Gail Polinsky, Robert Swanson, James A. — G Poiinsky, Diane Swanson, Timothy — G Powers, Arden Swanson, Edwin Powers, Barbara Swanson, Linda Quint, John D, Swanson, Edwin Jr. — G Quintard, Evert Sweeney, Louise Quintard, Joan Sweeney, Lawrence Randall, Rodney Sweeney, Dorothy Randall, Dale Sweeney, William — G Randall, John - C Sweeney, Brian — G Randall, Tommy — C Sweeney, Rebekah — G Remick, Bertha Sweeney, April — G Remick, Matthew — C Sweeney, Benjamin — G Rice, James Tandy, Norman Rice, Martha Tandy, Jean Rice, Jessica — C Tandy, Peter Rice, Frank Tarr, Phyllis Rice, Winifred Taylor, Dana Rizzo, Anthony Taylor, Mary Rizzo, Judith Taylor, Kris — G Rizzo, Angela — C Taylor, Kerri — G Robbins, Dorothy Taylor, Dana Jr. — G Robbins, Leland Taylor, Jeffrey -63- Taylor, Christine Walker, Michelle Taylor, Jennifer — C Warme, Rune Taylor, Julie — C Warme, Margaret Taylor, Justin — C Webber, C. Richard Thibodeau, Joseph Webber, F. Patricia Thibodeau, Norma Webber, Margaret — C Thibodeau, Wendy — C Weed, Charles Thibodeau, Robert — C Weed, April Thompson, Carol — C Weed, Tobie - C Thresher, Elmer Weed, Rebekah - C Thresher, Hazel Weed, Tim - C Tibbitts, Harold White, Bruce - C Tibbitts, May White, Crissy - C Tibbitts, Candy - C White, Kathy-C Tibbitts, Bruce - C White, Maude Tibbitts, Janet - C Whiton, Margaret Tilton, Nathan Whitney, Emily Treat, Bruce Whitney, Grace Treat, Janet Whittemore, Peter VanBrocklin, Robert Whittemore, Suzanne VanBrocklin, Sylvia Whittemore, Melissa — C VanBrocklin, Hugh Whittemore, Jason — C VanBrocklin, Allison Wicks, Arthur VanValzah, Robert Wicks, Elizabeth VanValzah, Doris Wilcox, Fred VanValzah, Robbie - C Wilcox, Helen Waldron, Guy Wilson, Jon Waldron, Jane Wilson, Scott Waldron, Kristin - C Wyman, Robert Waldron, Clerk - C Youst, Jeremy Walker, Bruce Zachai, Dorian 64- DOG LIST Owner M N.M. F S.F. Owner M N.M. F S.F. Ahlberg, Jean 1 Jillson, Francis 1 Baker, Irene 1 Johnson, Mary 2 Bartos, Richard 1 Jones, Paul 2 Beaman, Marianna 1 Kauppi, Waino 1 Bigda, Richard 1 Kleeman, Christopher 1 Blackledge, James 1 Krise, George 2 Blair, Harold 1 LaBelle, Marilyn Kennel Blais, George 1 Lescynski, Nancy 1 Bradshaw, Walter 1 1 Longdon, John 1 Brewer, Geraldine 1 Mahoney, Brian Brewer, Kevin 1 March, Kenneth Brewer, Timothy 1 Marrer, Kenneth 1 Brooks, Roger 1 Mattson, Eleanor 1 Bums, Peg 1 Mattson, Kerwin Bush, Marshall 1 Merrifield, Francis Calzini, Richard 1 Merrifield, Jerald 1 Calzini, David 1 Milonas, Charles 1 Campbell, Edward 1 Nagine, Anthony Carrier, Betty 1 Packard, Guy Castine, Edna 1 Packard, Robert 1 Chase, Edith 1 Parsells, Donald Coy, Charlie 1 Patnode, Henri 1 ^ Davis, Leonard 1 Powers, Barbara DeSalles, Evelyn 1 Quintard, Evert 1 Dick, Anita 2 1 Randall, Rodney Dexter, Fred 2 Rice, Martha 1 Dodier, Philip 1 Rizzo, Anthony 1 D'Orio, Frank 1 Robbins, Leland Doubleday, Bud 1 Smart, Howard Doubleday, Candace 1 Stone, Helen 1 Dugan, Robert 1 Suderman, Wm. Farnum, Edith 2 1 Swanson, Edwin 1 Foote, Richard 1 Swanson, Marcia Fournier, David Kennel Sweeney, Louise 1 Frampton, David 1 Tarr, Phyllis Gamarlo, Barbara 1 Tandy, Norman Giknan, Charlie 1 Tandy, Kristin 1 Gorman, Robert 1 1 Taylor, Dana Hamm, George 1 1 Taylor, Jeffrey 1 Hammond, Horace 1 Thresher, Elmer Harvey, Alan 1 1 Thibodeau, Norma Herman, Tom 1 Tilton, Nathan 1 Hillock, Audrey 1 VanBrocklin, Robert 1 Hooper, Terry 1 VanBrockhn, Hugh 1 James, Stewart 1 VanValzah, Robert Jarvis, Donald 1 Waldron, Guy 1 -65- Walker, Bruce 1 Youst, Jeremy 1 Warme, Rune 1 Weed, Charles 2 Added Dog Taxes White, Christine 1 Brewer, Kevin 1 Whitney, Emily 1 Kczlowski, Joseph 2 Wilcox, Fred 1 Rice, James 1 -66- ( I I 00 00 05 w S .Oh .&* cS o (D ^ .^ ;^ 0. 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C3 4-1 tU c cs ci 'a3 4-> c a; Si '5 « -§ 4-« c >> C5 U CO U < PC (1h ffi ffi i: 12: ffi •^ '^ TS •T3 Z c c >^ C C o (D o o o N i-T S c £ > oc C50 00 00 00 GO 1> l> l-;- t- 1 1 1 ->!!< CO (X) o l^ l> i-H CO I— C^ (M 1 CO o 05 -68- RESIDENT TAX— 1978 Ackler, Dorothy $10.00 Chamberlain, Sharon 10.00 Ackler, Lynn 10.00 Conway, Allen 10.00 Ahlberg, Ferdinand 10.00 Coutts, Robert 10.00 Ahlberg, Jean 10.00 Coutfcs, Madeline 10.00 Aldrich, Jaye 10.00 Coy, Robert 10.00 Aldrich, Theodore 10.00 Coy, Charlie 10.00 Audette, Betty 10.00 Crile, Don 10.00 Austin, Robert 10.00 Davis, Leonard 10.00 Austin, Virginia 10.00 Davis, Valma E. 10.00 Bartos, Richard 10.00 Davis, Wendy 10.00 Beaman, Charles 10.00 Dell, Anthony 10.00 Beaman, Marianna 10.00 DeSalles, Evelyn 10.00 Beers, Mary Hawley 10.00 Dietrich, Philip 10.00 Bennett, Shaun 10.00 Dietrich, Adele 10.00 Bennett, Sara 10.00 Dick, Anita 10.00 Bigda, Richard 10.00 Dodier, Philip 10.00 Bigda, Joan 10.00 Dodier, Judith 10.00 Blackledge, James 10.00 Doubleday, Milton 2nd 10.00 Blackledge, Maureen 10.00 Doubleday, Sandra 10.00 Blair, Harold 10.00 Doubleday, Milton 3rd 10.00 Blais, George 10.00 Dugan, Ella 10.00 Blais, Helena 10.00 Delworth, Melenie 10.00 Blais, Christine 10.00 Farnum, Edith 10.00 Boutwell, Richard 10.00 Finley, James 10.00 Bradshaw, Walter 10.00 Finley, Olive 10.00 Bradshaw, Jill 10.00 Foote, Richard 10.00 Bjorkman, Ujell 10.00 Foote, Sheila 10.00 Bjorkman, Inger 10.00 Foumier, David 10.00 Breton, Raymond 10.00 Frampton, David 10.00 Breton, Denise 10.00 Frampton, Margaret 10.00 Brewer, Geraldine 10.00 Gero, Cynthia 10.00 Brewer, Timothy 10.00 Gamarlo, Barbara 10.00 Brewer, Sue 10.00 Gilman, Charlie 10.00 Brewer, Kevin 10.00 Gilman, Judith 10.00 Brewer, Mary 10.00 Gorman, Robert 10.00 Brooks, Roger 10.00 Gorman, Judith 10.00 Brooks, Phyllis 10.00 Graves, David 10.00 Bums, Brian 10.00 Graves, Judith 10.00 Bush, Marshall 10.00 Hamm, George 10.00 Calzini, Richard 10.00 Hamm, Verena 10.00 Calzini, Joseph 10.00 Hammond, Horace 10.00 Calzini, Irene 10.00 Hammond, Lemira 10.00 Carrier, Roger Sr. 10.00 Harvey, Alan 10.00 Carrier, Mary 10.00 Hawley, Gordon 10.00 Carrier, Robert 10.00 Hawley, Mary 10.00 Carrier, Elizabeth 10.00 Hewlett, David 10.00 Carpenter, Madelyn 10.00 Heise, Shirley 10.00 Castine, Edna 10.00 Herman, Tom 10.00 -ea- Hillock, Homer 10.00 Marrer, Mary Jane 10.00 Hillock, Zelma 10.00 McCann, Frank 10.00 Hillock, John 10.00 March, Kenneth 10.00 Hillock, Audrey 10.00 Marsh, Russell 10.00 Hillock, Ralpl/ 10.00 Martin, Edward L. Jr. 10.00 Hillock, Beverly 10.00 Mattson, Gerald 10.00 Hillock, Jiimes 10.00 Mattson, B. Eleanor 10.00 Hillock, Melody 10.00 Mattson, Kandace 10.00 Holm, Donald 10.00 Mattson, Kerwin 10.00 Holm, Marion 10.00 Mattson, Kendall 10.00 Holman, Orrin 10.00 Mattson, G. Tanton 10.00 Hohnan, Diane 10.00 Mattson, Janice 10.00 Hull, Ma'Carry 10.00 Mattson, Weldon 10.00 Jarvis, Donald 10.00 Mattson, Karen 10.00 Jarvis, Arlene 10.00 Merrifield, Vehna 10.00 Jillson, Francis 10.00 Merrifield, Jerald 10.00 Jillson, Jane 10.00 Merrifield, Susan 10.00 Jillson, Michael 10.00 May, Richard 10.00 Johnson, C. Walter 10.00 May, Shirley 10.00 Jordon, Jennifer 10.00 Millard, Michael 10.00 Kathios, Sharon 10.00 Milonas, Charles 10.00 Kleeman, Christopher 10.00 Moore, Marion 10.00 Krise, George 10.00 Nolting, R. Douglas 10.00 Krise, Janice 10.00 Nolting, Barbara C. 10.00 LaBelle, Grover 10.00 O'Brien, James 10.00 LaBelle, Marilyn 10.00 O'Brien, Constance 10.00 Lane, Kenneth 10.00 Orcutt, Margaret 10.00 Lane, Karen 10.00 Packard, Robert 10.00 Lane, Richard 10.00 Packard, Susan 10.00 Lane, Katherine 10.00 Patnode, Henri 10.00 Lanick, Jerry 10.00 Patnode, Maureen 10.00 Lawrence, Eugene 10.00 Parsells, Donald 10.00 Lawrence, Deborah 10.00 Parsells, Linda 10.00 Lawrence, Linda 10.00 Pearsall, William 10.00 Leather, Paul 10.00 Pearsall, Andrea 10.00 Li>at]ier, Claudia 10.00 Pearsall, Diane 10.00 Lescynsky, Henry 10.00 Pearsall, Michael 10.00 Lescynsky, Nancy 10.00 Polinsky, Robert 10.00 Lewis, James 10.00 Polinsky, Diane 10.00 Longdon, John 10.00 Powers, Arden 10.00 Longdon, Priscilla 10.00 Powers, Barbara 10.00 Lord, Harry 10.00 Quint, John D. 10.00 Lounder, Arthur 10.00 Quintard, Evert 10.00 Lounder, Margaret 10.00 Quintard, Joan 10.00 Lounder, Dorothy 10.00 Randall, Rodney 10.00 Lounder, Catherine 10.00 Randall, Dale 10.00 Lutz, Geraldine 10.00 Remick, Bertha 10.00 Mahoney, Brian 10.00 Rizzo, Anthony 10.00 Mahoney, Diane 10.00 Rizzo, Judith 10.00 Marrer, Kenneth 10.00 Rogers, Stillman 10.00 -70- Rogers, Barbara 10.00 Thresher, Elmer 10.00 Rice, Frank 10.00 Thresher, Hazel 10.00 Rice, Winifred 10.00 Tibbits, Harold 10.00 Rice, James 10.00 Tibbits, May 10.00 Rice, Martha 10.00 Treat, Bruce 10.00 Robbins, Leland 10.00 Treat, Janet 10.00 Robbins, Louise 10.00 VanBrocklin, Robert 10.00 Robbins, Raymond 10.00 VanBrocklin, Sylvia 10.00 Ruscoe, Catherine 10.00 VanBrocklin, Hugh 10.00 Sheppard, Stephen 10.00 VanBrocklin, Allison 10.00 Scott, Edward 10.00 VanValzah, Robert 10.00 Schofield, Robert 10.00 VanValzah, Doris 10.00 Schofield, Mary 10.00 Waldron, Guy 10.00 Smart, Howard 10.00 Waldron, Jane 10.00 Smart, Dorothy 10.00 Walker, Bruce 10.00 Stone, Helen 10.00 Walker, Michelle 10.00 Stein, April 10.00 Warme, Margaret 10.00 Suderman, William 10.00 Webber, C. Richard 10.00 Suderman, Regina 10.00 Webber, F. Patricia 10.00 Swanson, Marcia 10.00 Weed, Charles 10.00 Swanson, Carl W. 10.00 Whiton, Margaret 10.00 Swanson, Francine 10.00 Whittemore, Peter 10.00 Swanson, Edwin 10.00 Whittemore, Suzanne 10.00 Swanson, Linda 10.00 Wicks, Arthur 10.00 Swanson, James 10.00 Wicks, Elizabeth 10.00 Swanson, Gail 10.00 Wilson, Jon 10.00 Sweeney, Lawrence 10.00 Wilson, Scott 10.00 Sweeney, Dorothy 10.00 Wyman, Robert 10.00 Tandy, Norman 10.00 Youst, Jeremy 10.00 Tandy, Jean 10.00 Zachai, Dorian 10.00 Tandy, Peter 10.00 Tarr, Phyllis 10.00 Added Resident Taxes Taylor, Dana 10.00 Chase, Edith 10.00 Taylor, Mary 10.00 Hillock, Wilham 10.00 Taylor, Jeffrey 10.00 Greenbaum, Lee 10.00 Taylor, Christine 10.00 Richmond, Stanley 10.00 Thibodeau, Joseph 10.00 Tilton, Nathan 10.00 Thibodeau, Norma 10.00 Smart, Stanley 10.00 71 RESIDENT TAX INVENTORY VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Ahlberg, Ferdinand & Jean 2.5 A Cronk Place $725 $14411 $15136 $550.95 Aldrich, Theodore & Jaye 15 A Carpenter Place 1350 12065 13415 488.31 Austin, Robert & Virginia 20 A Carter Place 2200 10947 13147 428.55 Service Credit $50. Austin, Ruby 5 A Barden Place 1450 14709 16159 538.19 Service Credit $50. Baker, Irene 9 A Part of Thayer Place 1650 6485 2 A Young Lot 400 8535 310.67 Ballou, Henry Est. 1 A Home Place 700 5186 5886 214.25 Bartram, Stanley & Margaret 1.4 A Part of Gorham Place 1300 16027 17327 630.70 Bartos, Richard L. 1 A Blodgett Place 1300 6320 7620 277.37 Beers, Mae Gates 85 A Home Place 3R. 750 19000 82 cu 2296 22046(2046) 24.47 Elderly Exemp. Service Credit $50. Beers, Mary Hawley 9 A Williams Lot 450 7.3 A Mullen Lot 365 815 29.67 Bennett, Harry & Jennie 19 A Home Place & Bldg. 1600 11937 32 A Irene Lot 29 A Scott Lot 12 A Bigelow Lot 5 A Scott Meadow 15 A Carpenter Lot 6 A Lawrence Flat 1 A Prescott Lot 4 A Scott Mowing 5 A Handy Lot 1 A Schoolliouse Lot & Bldg. 400 1722 (126 A) cu 3528 19187 698.41 Bennett, Shaun 2 lots & Bolza Cottage 2200 4683 5 A Part of Bullock Lot 250 7133 259.64 Beaman, Charles & Marianna 8 A Brickyard Brook #11 1000 16254 17254 578.05 -72- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Service Credit $50. Bigda, Richard & Joan 6.2 A Brickyard Brook #8 1510 11510 13020 473.93 Bischof, Joseph & Maureen White 2 A Part of Packard Lot 705 10650 11355 413.32 Blais, George & Helena 1.5 A Howe Tavern Lot 75 2 A Southwick Place 1300 19948 1 A Knight Place 1300 16829 8 A Parker Meadow 400 3,1 A Stinson Lot 455 2 A Hood Land 100 40407 1,470.81 Blair, Harold & Patsy 1 A Hooper Place 700 8010 8710 317.04 Blackledge, James & Maureen 11.3 A Brickyard Brook #6 1765 26217 27982 1,018.54 Boutwell, Richard 25 A Buffum Lot 1850 20420 22270 810.63 Bradshaw, Walter & Jill 97.7 A Conway Place 6085 18294 24379 837.40 Service Credit $50. Breton, Raymond & Denise 3.7 A Morgan Reserve #31 1385 12880 14265 519.25 Brewer, Kevin & Mary 1 A Quaker Prop. 700 11488 12188 393.64 Service Credit $50. Brewer, Timothy & Susan 2 A Leon Amidon Place 1300 9613 10913 347.23 Service Credit $50. Brewer, Norman & Geraldine 1 A Howe Tavern 1300 10814 6 A Martin Lot 300 Service Credit $50. 12414 401.87 Brooks, Roger & Phyllis 29.5 A Rawding Place 2675 19232 40 A Sherwin Lot zuuu 20 A Rice Lot 1000 26.3 A Part of E. Cass Lot 1315 .5 A Camp Site 25 Service Credit $50. 26247 905.39 Calzini, Richard 7 A Lang Lot Tract C 950 13817 14767 537.52 Carpenter, Stanley & Madeline 5.1 A O. T. Cass Lot 1455 14215 10670 388.39 Elderly Exempt. $5000 Carrier,^ Roger Sr. & Mary 1.7 A Montgomery Place 700 8130 8830 321.41 -73- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Carrier, Roger Jr. & Rae 2.5 A Boquist Place 725 7290 8015 291.75 Cass, Lyman 34.9 A O. T. Cass Lot 1745 2502 80 A Home Place 4600 10324 19571 8 A Crooker Meadow 400 -0- Elderly Exempt. $20000 Castine, Richard & Edna 1 A Leonard Lounder Place 700 2464 3164 115.17 Coy, Charles 2 A Part of Mullen Lot 700 5754 6454 234.93 Coy, Robert & Martha 57 A Gorham Place 4050 16078 20128 732.66 Coutts, Robert & Madeline .5 A Williams Mill Site & Cottage 700 4640 5340 194.38 Crile, Don 14 A Part of Lee Woods Lot 700 12.8 A Donqui Farm 1840 14942 17482 586.34 Service Credit $50. Davis, Leonard & Valma E. 3 A Mary King Place 1350 10135 11485 368.05 Service Credit $50. Dell, Anthony 113.7 A Conway Place 6285 16560 22845 781.56 Service Credit $50. DeSalles, Evelyn 7 A Part of Cronk Place 1550 13859 15409 510.89 Service Credit $50. Dexter, Frederick & Valarie 2 A Part of Lewis Cass Place 1300 28319 29619 1,078.13 Dickinson, Harold J. 12 A Home Place 1800 12029 13829 -0- Elderly Exenip. $20,000 Dietrich, Philip & Adele 3.6 A Bullock Rd. #5 1380 8664 10044 365.60 Dodier, Philip & Judith 1 A Store, House & Apt. 1600 21604 23204 844.63 5.5 A Part of Twitchell Place 1475 29141 30616 1,114.42 Dugan, Robert & Ella 21.6 A Part of Gorham Place 1680 15559 17239 627.50 Farniun, Harry & Edith -0- 3/4 A Putney Lot & Bldg. 700 2700 3400 Elderly Exemp. $5000 Faust, Alfred L. & Beatrix H. 62 A Garfield Place R. 1300 7511 cu 2100 22 A Holbrook Lot 1100 12011 205.20 74- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Elderly Exemp. $5000 Service Credit $50. Finley, James & Olive 35 A Part of Lang Lot Tract J. 2350 8560 10910 347.12 Service Credit $50. Foote, Richard & Sheila 9.9 A Bullock Rd. #3 1695 16390 18085 608.29 Service Credit $50. Fournier, David & Agnes 5.3 A Stanley Amidon Place 1465 19596 21061 716.62 Service Credit $50. Frampton, David & Margaret 7.5 A Tolman Meadow 375 8.3 A Twitchell Lot 1615 13899 15889 528.36 Service Credit $50. Gilman, Charles 3 A Martin Homestead 1350 16256 17606 640.86 Gilman, Charles, Lee Robbins & Dana Taylor 11 A Cragin-Curtis Tract 1 950 2000 2950 107.38 Click, John A. 49 A Cook Place 3050 9980 13030 424.29 Service Credit $50. Coeiz, Peter 3 A Morgan Reserve #9 1350 4500 5850 212.94 Corman, Robert & Judith 28.7 A ChfF Coodell Place 2035 25831 65 A Murdock Lot 3250 2.1 A Baird Home Place 1305 19754 7.3 A Thomas Baird Lot 365 52540 1,912.46 Graves, David & Judith 10 A Part of Bullock Lot 1700 15037 5 A Whitcomb Lot 250 16987 618.33 Hamm, George & Verona 15.6 A Sidney Bowen Place 1380 13438 1 A Sidney Bowen Lot 400 15218 553.94 Hammond, Horace 1.1 A House Lot 1300 6358 7658 278.75 Hapgood, Charles 2 A Campbell Place 700 4652 5352 194.81 Harvey, Alan 1 A Ryan Place 1300 11032 12332 398.88 Service Credit $50. Hawley, Gordon & Mary 3.23 A Phillips Place 762 14200 14962 494.62 Service Credit $50. Heald, Elva & Roger -75- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bidgs. Value Tax 4 A Part of Bowen Lot 1400 12744 14144 -0- Elderly Exemp. $20000 Heise, Roy & Shirley 80 A Jonas Wheeler Place 12100 20151 Camp Development 23731 42 A Part of O. T. Cass Lot 2100 7 Camper Trailers 4350 62432 2,222.52 Service Credit $50. Herman, Thomas & Jeremy Youst 2.1 A Morgan Reserve #2 1305 15957 17262 628.34 Hewlett, David 8 A Christopherson Place 1600 21574 23174 793.53 Service Credit $50. Hillock, Homer & Zelma 1.75 A Home Place 700 5384 6084 221.45 Hillock, John & Audrey 2 A Part of Hillock Land 700 3983 4683 170.46 Hillock, Ralph & Beverly 1/4 A Robert Hillock Land 700 3580 4280 155.79 Holm, Donald & Marion 1 A Home Place 1300 14281 15581 517.14 Service Credit $50. Holman, Orrin W. Jr. & Diane C. 3.2 A Bullock Rd. #6 1360 12236 13596 494.89 Hull, Ma'Carry 3 A Morgan Reserve Lot #8 1350 14096 15446 562.23 Hunter, James & Ruth 5.4 A Reidy Place 1070 11250 12320 230.05 Blind Exemp. $1000 Elderly Exemp. $5000 James, Stewart R. 18.8 A Home Place 1540 14761 121.4 A Snow Lot cu 3399 38.4 A Lee Woods Lot cu 1075 20775 706.21 Service Credit $50. Jarvis, Donald & Arlene 2 A Home Place 1300 14820 16120 536.77 Service Credit $50. Johnson, C, Walter 45 A Martin Place 2850 7422 60 A Martin Lot 3000 13272 483.10 Knight, Ralph Est. 4.3 A Old Home Place & Camp 515 1093 4878 177.56 1 A Hart Lot & Cabin 700 2570 Krise, George A. & Janice R. 11974 6.8 A Moore Place 1540 14239 468.30 14.5 A Quaker Lot 725 76- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Service Credit $50. LaBelle, Grover, Marilyn & Rita I A Home Place 700 5445 6145 223.69 Lane, Kenneth & Karen 35 A Daniels Lot 2950 12888 15838 576.50 Lane, Richard & Katherine 4 A Reservoir Lot 800 15342 16142 587.57 Lanick, Jerry & Marion 3 A Part of Freeman Lot 1375 7172 8547 79.11 Elderly Exemp. $5000 Service Credit $50. Lawrence, Eugene & Deborah 5.6 A Colburn Lot #4 1480 10488 11968 435.64 Leeman, Maymie .5 A Prescott Place 700 6951 7651 178.50 Service Credit $100. Lescynski, Henry & Nancy 10.4 A Bullock Rd. #4 1720 9522 11242 409.21 Longdon, John & Priscilla 8 A Sherrick Place 1600 11041 12641 460.13 Lord, Harry C. & George W. 25 A Cronk Land & Bldgs. 2450 17683 20133 682.84 Service Credit $50. Lounder, Arthur & Margaret 4 A Weeks Place 1400 7878 9278 287.72 Service Credit $50. Lutz, Joseph & Geraldine 100 A Beals Place 6200 12435 18635 628.31 Service Credit $50. Mahoney, Brian 7.2 A Part of Hood Land 960 7388 8348 303.87 March, Kenneth & Melanie Delworth 5.6 A Colony Hill #4 1480 10612 12092 440.15 Marrer, Kenneth & Mary J. II A Part of Twitchell Lot 1750 26963 28713 995.15 Service Credit $50. Marsh, Russell 1 A Harry Hooper Land 700 4811 5511 150.60 Service Credit $50. Martin, Eunice & Edward Jr. 70 A Home Place & Bldgs. 3420 18695 22115 754.99 Service Credit $50. Martin, Edward L. Jr. 46.5 A Otis Martin Place 1860 1310 3170 115.39 Mattson, Gerald & B. Eleanor 20.7 A Part of Mahoney Place 1835 8420 10255 323.28 Service Credit $50. -77- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land BIdgs. Value Tax Mattson, Weldon 7.5 A Martin Lot & Camp 835 2330 3165 115.21 May, Richard & Shirley 15 A Prentice Lot & Bldg. 1350 5625 6975 253.89 Merrifield, Francis & Velma 10 A Home Place 1100 11264 12364 450.05 Merrifield, Jerald & Susan 1 A Boyeson Lot 700 6793 7493 222.75 Service Credit $50. Millard, Michael 5.1 A Putney Place 855 11522 12377 450.52 Moore, William & Marion .5 A House Lot 700 7942 8642 132.57 Elderly Exemp. $5000 Morse, Franklin 1 A Home Place 1170 4177 5347 194.63 Morse, Harry & Effie 12.9 A Home Place 1105 4078 5183 -0- Elderly Exemp. $20000 Orcutt, Philip D. & Margaret M. 85 A Part of Harkness Place 5450 17251 2 A Camp Lot 400 1647 160 A J. Ballou Place 9200 80 A L. Ballou Lot 4300 105 A H. Ballou Lot 5250 131 A Harkness Lot 6550 81 A Howe Lot 4050 72 A Ballou Lot 3600 40 A Martin Lot 2000 1 A Newman Lot 400 10 A Converse Lot 500 7 A Bowen Lot 350 2 A Camp Lot 400 61348 2,183.07 Service Credit $50. Ostlund, Hazel & Thelma Dubriske 59 A Home Place 4150 14784 1 A Cottage 700 5694 10.8 A Ingalls Place 1000 4500 30828 1,122.14 Oswald, Virginia Est. 29 A John Bolles Place 2650 16664 19314 703.03 Packard, Guy 48.5 A Home Place 2725 10483 13208 116.77 Elderly Exemp. $10000 Packard, Robert & Susan lA Smith Place 700 10432 11132 355.20 Service Credit $50. Parsells, Donald & Linda -78 VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land BIdgs. Value Tax 19.3 A Part of E. Cass Place 2165 21843 24008 823.89 Service Credit $50. Pearsall, William & Andrea 5 A Home Place 1450 18165 5 A Factory Bldg. 1750 7680 29045 1,007.24 Service Credit $50. Powers, Arden & Barbara 6.4 A Brickyard Brook #2 1520 14742 16262 591.94 Polinsky, Robert & Diane 3.2 A Bullock Rd. #2 1360 23800 25160 915.84 Quint, John D. 15 A Burgess Lot & Bldg. R 400 1377 cu 500 15 A Burgess Lot cu 525 .6 A Freeman Lot cu 21 52 A Merrill Lot ou 1820 44 A Garnsey Lot cu 1540 2.3 A Lawrence Flat cu 80 250 A Taft Lot cu 8750 68.8 A Norwood Lot cu 2408 88 A Martin Lot cu 3080 65 A Putney Lot cu 2275 22776 829.05 Quintard, Evert & Joan 138.2 A Freeman Place R 1300 20131 cu 4767 6.6 A Brickyard Brook #12 cu 231 26429 912.02 Service Credit $50. Randall, Rodney 49.7 A Swan Place 3085 8646 Trailer 1500 13231 481.61 Remick, Floyd Sr. 3 A Fisher Lot 1350 5800 7150 260.26 Rice, Frank & Winifred 5.3 A Home Place 1465 11603 13068 475.68 Rice, James 1 A Home Place 1300 9185 10485 381.65 Rizzo, Judith 21 A Mill House & Land 1650 9383 11033 401.60 Robbins, Leland & Louise 6.2 A Fisher Place 910 6926 7836 235.23 Service Credit $50. Robbins, Leonard & Dorothy 2 A Home Place 700 7268 7968 108.04 Elderly Exemp. $5000 Rogers, Stilbnan & Barbara 6 A Part of Lewis Cass Place 1380 12625 14005 459.78 Service Credit $50. -79- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land BIdgs. Value Tax Rovcir, Dorothy 5 A Tolnian Place 850 10190 11040 401.86 Ruinmler, Alfred 102 A Prescott Place R 1300 12720 cu 3250 24 A Buflum Lot cu 840 I A Dan Bullum Lot cu 35 18145 610.48 Service Credit $50. Sax, Dorian Z. 5.1 A Bullock Lot #8 655 655 23.84 Schofield, Robert & Mary 69 A Atherton Lot 4650 9300 12 A xNash Place 1800 11270 27020 933.53 Service Credit $50. Sheppard, Stephen 37.8 A. Hooper Place 2440 9212 Schoolhouse Lot 560 2349 14561 530.02 Smart, Howard & Dorothy 1 A Home Place 700 6181 6881 200.47 Service Credit $50. Stinson, Arthur & Ruby 10.6 A Home Place 1130 12806 100 A Aldrich Lot cu 2800 16736 609.19 Stone, Helen 14.5 A Home Place 1325 16574 17899 601.52 Service Credit $50. Suderinan, Wm. & Regina 30 A Part of Walker Place 2700 15032 17732 595.44 Service Credit $50. Swanson, Carl W. & Francine 1.5 A House Lot 700 7199 7899 287.52 Swanson, Edwin W. R. 134.5 A Sprague Place 7925 7827 7.3 A Meadow 365 16117 536.66 Service Credit $50. Sweene)', I'rancis & Louise 20 A Home Place 1460 11430 12890 287.20 Elderly Exemp. $5000 Swt>eney, Lawrence & Dorothy 3.5 A Part of Prescott Place 1375 10550 11925 434.07 'i'andy, Norman & Jean 29.9 A Kelton Lot 12.7 R 1835 18900 17.2 cu 602 21337 726.67 Service Credit $50. 'I'avlor, Dana & Mary 1.1 A Walter Johnson Place 1300 16677 18862 9.7 A Twitchell Land 885 636.58 Service Credit $50. -80- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land BIdgs. Value Tax Taylor, Jeffrey & Christine 8 A Bowen Lot 1600 15727 17 A Part of Scott Lot 850 18177 611.64 Service Credit $50. Thibodeau, Joseph & Norma 1 A Rollins Place 1300 18465 43 A Allen Lot 2150 21915 747.71 Service Credit $50. Thompson, Johanne 20 A Home Place 1600 7958 9558 165.91 Elderly Exemp. $5000 Thresher, Elmer & Hazel 10 A Southwick Place 1700 13413 15113 550.11 Tilton, Nathan 4 A Shepherdson Lot Garage & Shed 660 1776 12 A Hammond Lot 600 3036 110.51 Treat, Bruce & Janet 5 A Colony Hill #1 1450 7063 8513 309.87 VanBrockhn, Hugh & Allison 5.5 A Granite Hill #3 1475 15420 16895 614.98 VanBrocklin, Robert & Sylvia 47.1 A Home Place 2955 5423 8378 304.96 VanValzah, Robert & Doris 17.8 A Home Place and Hooper Land 2165 14377 26 A Mullen Lot 1300 17842 599.45 Service Credit $50. Waldron, Guy & Jane 2 A Part of Williams Lot 1300 13737 15037 547.35 Walker, Bruce & Michelle 5.1 A Part of Kelton Lot 1455 5795 7250 263.90 Warme, Rune & Marguarite 5.5 A Lang Lot Tract E 1475 10315 11790 429.16 Webber, C. Richard 1 A Vienna Scott Place 560 11964 12524 455.87 Weed, Charles F. Jr. '/4 A Dannals Place 700 4590 5290 192.56 Whipple, Ray 40 A Handy Lot 2000 2000 72.80 White, Maud 2 A Burgess Place 700 5327 6027 -0- Elderly Exemp. $20000 Whitney, Emily B. 1 A Home Place 1300 10092 11392 -0- Elderly Exemp. $20000 Whittemore, Peter & Suzanne 3.2 A Part of Tolman Meadow 1360 13388 14748 486.83 81- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Service Credit $50. Wicks, Arthur & Elizabeth 15 A Sam Bolles Place 1950 11471 13421 488.52 Wilcox, Fred & Helen 1.3 A Karen Jenson Place 700 8121 8821 139.08 Elderly Exemp. $5000 Zachai, Dorian 5 A Whipple Place 850 8187 Trailer 700 9737 354.43 -82- NON-RESIDENT INVENTORY VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Adamovitch, Michel 1 A Leliwa Place $560 $965 16 A Sprague-Russell Lot 800 3 A Dog Patch 450 $2775 $101.01 Amato, Arthur T. 1 A Camp Site & Trailer 500 1280 19.8 A Part of Taft Lot 1440 3220 117.21 Amidon, Norman 20.6 A Part of Freeman Lot 1030 1030 37.49 Amidon, Stanley & Shirley 6.7 A Herrick Lot 335 28 A Allen-Herrick Lot 1400 10 A Wiswall Lot 500 15 A Bm-bank Lot 750 72.5 A Home Land 3625 9 A Sherrick Lot 450 32 A Piper Lot 1600 29 A Burgess Lot 1450 40 A Mann Lot 2000 3 A Nelson-Gray Lot 150 11 A Locust Pasture 550 12810 466.28 Anderson, Kenneth & Linda 2.1 A Morgan Reserve #7 505 505 18.38 Anderson, Norman 6 A Soderman Lot 760 2290 3050 111.02 Apuzzo, Salvatore & Carmela 60 A Carpenter Lot 3000 3000 109.20 Atkins, Edith 160 A Bullock Place 9070 13665 6 A SchooUiouse Lot 700 1.1 A Pond Lot 1000 27225 990.99 Bailey, Hamilton & Nancy 297 A Whitney Place 15450 21828 50 A Bolles Lot 2500 17 A Howard Lot 850 70 A Norwood Lot 3500 100 A Nims Lot 5000 49128 1,788.26 Baird, Marion Est. 10.3 A Andrew Baird Lot 515 12 A Tucker Meadow 600 1115 40.59 Balavender, Raymond & Doris 21 A Rich Lot & Morse Camp 1510 2943 4453 162.09 BaUou, Mrs. Hazel 65 A Quinn-Grogan Lot 3250 3250 118.30 Ballou, Lawrence 117 A Newell Lot 5850 5850 212.94 -83- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Ballou, Ronald & Ruth 15.7 A Martin Lot 785 75 A Cummings Lot 3750 4535 165.07 Barcome, Glenn S. 5.3 A Granite Hill #1 665 665 24.21 Barrett, Frederick, Robert & Dorothy Allen 15 A Nutting Lot 750 750 27.30 Bassett, Cortland A. 11.4 A Wood Lot 570 570 20.75 Bauer, Arthur & Vivian 3.3 A Morgan Reserve #29 565 565 20.57 Bean, Charles S. 90 A Merrifield Lot 4500 38 A Winchester Lot 1900 6400 232.96 Beauregard, Charles & Sons, Inc. 40 A Norwood Lot 2000 2000 72.80 Beauvais, Charles & Joyce 5.2 A Bullock Rd. #10 660 660 24.02 Bell, Margaret M. 18.5 A Part of Lewis Cass Lot 1325 250 1575 57.33 Benoit, Adrian & Margaret 50 A Corliss Lot 2500 2500 91.00 Bense, Roger & Joanne 2.9 A Morgan Reserve #4 1345 9207 10552 384.09 Bingham, Edith 4 A Part of Lang Lot 600 1000 1600 58.24 Bingham Lumber Co. 40 A Hammond Lot 2000 20 A Naramore Lot 1000 3000 109.20 Blacher, Steven M. 2.1 A Morgan Reserve #21 505 505 18.38 Bossick, Robert F. Jr. 50 A Leonard Lot 2500 2500 91.00 Brewer, Kenneth S. 19 A Bullock Lot 950 45 A Bullock Lot 2250 3200 116.48 Bridge, Ann M. 1() A Twitchell Land 1300 1300 47.32 Brokenshire, Gordon & Douglas 12 A Whitney Place 600 19 A Home Place 1550 20250 115.5 A Tucker-Newell Lot 5775 28175 1,025.57 Brokenshire, Gordon & Helen Cottage & 2 Lots at Sandy Pond 2000 1680 3680 133.95 Brooks, Paul 17 A Beals Lot & Cabin 1310 2590 -84 VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax 1 A Sherwin Lot 500 4400 160.16 Brown, Edward & Deanna 3 A Lord Lot 150 150 5.46 Bryan, Rev. John L. 12 A Barrus Place 1200 9356 10556 384.24 Bryant, Thomas 25 A Nancy Brown Lot 1250 1250 45.50 Bryant, Donald E. 5.4 A Colburn Lot #3 670 5.7 A Colburn Lot #5 685 1355 49.32 Bruno, Albert & Angelena 5.3 A Colony Hill #21 665 665 24.21 Bucknell, PhyUis 41.28 A Bucknell Lot #2 2464 3.86 A Bucknell Lot #3 593 3057 111.27 Bucknell, William 42.3 A Bucknell Lot #1 2501 2501 91.04 Burleson, Peter 65 A Ray Whipple Place 3710 7892 11602 422.31 Burns, August & Margaret 99 A L. Howard Place 7350 24185 31535 1,147.87 Carter, John H. & Mary H. 3 A Morgan Reserve #10 610 610 22.20 Case, Charlie H. & Sharon 2.1 A Part of Packard Land 505 505 18.38 Chabior, Thaddeus C. 7.5 A Colony Hill #19 775 775 28.21 Chamberlain, Mrs. John 2 A L. Ballou Place 500 500 18.20 Cersosimo, Anthony 105 A Swan-Colony Lot 5250 5250 191.10 Cersosimo Lumber Co. 49.1 A Adams Lot 2455 63.3 A Kelton Lot 3165 100 A Payne Lot 5000 115 A Mills-Webster Lot 5750 47 A Holden Lot 2350 111.6 A Howe Lot 5580 24300 884.52 Cheshire County Y.M.C.A. Lake Lots, #7-8-11-17-18-19-20-21 8000 75.5 A Allen Lot 3775 107 A Mann Lot 5350 17.7 A Pickering Place 1485 9149 15 A Naramore Lot 750 8 A Amidon Lot 400 3 A Smith Lot 150 56.7 A Bryant-Colburn Lot 2835 31894 1,160.94 -85- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Clow, Thomas & Priscilla & Anthony 6c Katherine Tomaiolo 9.7 A Southwick Lot 885 885 32.21 Coburn, Malcolm D. 16 A Scott Lot 800 800 29.12 Cohn, Martin & Marjorie 50 A R. Bowen Place 3700 14958 18658 679.15 Crai<^, James & Margaret 40 A Aldrich Lot 2000 2000 72.80 Cronk, Alice 5 A Kingman Lot 250 250 9.10 Curtis-Cragin Sub. 5 A Curtis Lot #2 650 5.1 A Tract 3 655 5.2 A Tract 4 660 1965 71.53 Cuseo, Ceorge & Kathryn 1.4 A Putney Land 1300 5436 6736 245.19 Dcil)r()\\'ski, Richard & Sharon 5.2 A Morgan Reserve #26 660 660 24.02 D'Agostino, Anthony & Lillian 81 A Bigelow Lot 4510 3281 7791 283.59 Daley, James T. 75 A Allen Lot 4950 1570 6520 237.33 D'Anna, Joseph & Constance 2 A Part of San Bolles Place 500 500 18.20 Davenport, Harriet P. 106 A Hill Lot 5300 5300 192.92 Davis, Robert A, -Trust 162 A Thompson-Howe Lot 8100 8100 294.84 Davis, William H., Sr. 3 A Sprout Land 150 1 A 'Hiompson Lot 500 4 A Amidon Lot 200 850 30.94 Dede, Anthony & Cynthia 1.5 A Morgan Reserve #19 500 500 18.20 DelDotto, Walter 20 A C. Martin Lot 1400 1400 50.96 Delio, Joseph & Diane 99 A Wiswall Lot 4950 4950 180.18 Desjardins, Paul & Madelyn 29 A Perley Amidon Place 1910 12374 1 A Garage Lot 500 18 A Part of Bassett Hill Lot 900 15684 570.90 Digeronimo, Louis & Suzanne ^5 A Williams Mill Site & Cottage 700 4305 5005 182.18 Dimeglio, Michel & Marie 6.3 A Colonv Hill #15 715 715 26.03 -86- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax D'Orio, Frank & Doris 5.1 A Cragin-Curtis Tract 5 655 655 23.84 DonBrowo, Joseph C, John J. & Joseph Jr. 80 A Land, Cottage & Garage R- 1300 10865 cu 2730 14895 542.18 Drake, Raynolds, James Brown & Robert McAvoy .9 A Austin Land 50 94.2 A Harden Lot 4710 4760 173.26 Drew, Gardner 5 A Nancy Brown Lot 250 40 A E. Martin Lot 2000 1.46 A Buckley Place 500 1160 186 A Fay Martin Place 9700 350 10 A Seaver Lot 500 23.8 A Amidon-Bowen Lot 1190 15650 569.66 Drews, Frederick & Sandra 3.5 A Morgan Reserve #23 575 575 20.93 Dyer, Philip & Jean Cottage & Lot at Cass Pond 2750 4117 6867 249.96 Falkins, William P., Florance & F. Germaine 1 A Harvey Lashure Land 500 500 18.20 Farley, William 5.7 A Bullock Rd. #9 685 685 24.93 Farnham, Dr. Marynia 1/4 A Hillock Land 500 500 18.20 Fillian, George Buckley & Annette 35 A Cass Lot 1750 1750 63.70 Fish, Helen E. 1.7 A E. Cass Place 700 9577 10277 374.08 Flanders, Rudolph & Ruth 100 A Eller-Hale Lot 5000 5000 182.00 Foote, Doris R. 125 A Curtis Lot cu 5625 100 A Cook Lot cu 4500 10125 368.55 Franklin, Roland 11 A Peables Place 950 950 34.58 Frongillo, Louis & Lucille 8 A Red Hat Ranch 1000 5336 5 A Sampson Lot 250 2 A Hood Land 100 72.8 A Quaker Lot 3640 10326 375.87 Frye, Anthony & Catherine 5.9 A Colony Lot #20 695 695 25.30 Fusco, Mary Anthony 1 A Burrill Lot & Camp 1300 5551 6851 249.38 -87- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land BIdgs. Value Tax Gagnon, Hilaire V. & Elsie D. 2 A House Lot 500 500 18.20 C/alloway, Scott A. 6 A Amidon Mowing 300 300 10.92 (ialloway, Thomas A. 20 A Wright Meadow 1000 1000 36.40 Cioshes, Leo & Shirley & Joseph & Noreen Koch 151 A Flint-Whippel Lot 7550 7550 274.82 Gordon, William 1.7 A Davis Place 700 3539 4239 154.30 Corski, Jeffrey 90 A Randall Lot 4500 4500 163.80 Cirandy, Henry, Chester, Adele & Albona 10 A Southergreen Place 1100 5069 6169 224.55 Hallas, Henry 25 A Perry Place 1850 8689 18.3 A Part of Taylor Lot 915 7 A Part of Mattson Place 350 11804 429.67 Hallas, Herbert 45.5 A Part of Taylor Lot 2025 12 A Part of Holbrook Lot 600 2625 95.55 Hanifin, Thomas, Est. 120 A Lyons Lot 6000 20 A Boyce Lot 1000 93 A Swan Lot 4650 80 A Wullis Lot 4000 68.4 A Fisher Lot 3420 30 A C. Martin Lot 1500 70 A Nariimore Lot 3500 46 A Dickinson Lot 2300 20 A Whipple Lot 1000 85 A Cook Lot 4250 40 A Jackue Lot 2000 82.4 A Coodnow Lot 4120 50 A Whitconib Lot 2500 12 A Barber Lot 600 170 A Williams Lot 8500 212 A Allen Lot 10600 60 A Hill Lot 3000 50 A O. Martin Lot 2500 10 A Tolman Lot 500 2 A Coodnow Lot 100 37 A Aldrich Lot 1850 25 A R. Martin Lot 1250 69140 2,516.70 i Harpe, X'iolet Carroll 65 A Dick Martin Place 4450 13442 17892 651.27 88- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Haught, Robert & Anna 2 A O. T. Cass Lot & Camp 560 4310 4870 177.27 Hecht, Malcolm Jr. Est. 4 A Morgan Reserve #30 600 600 21.48 Herman, Marion 1 A Morgan Reserve #3 500 500 18.20 Hoar, Alex R. 90 A D. Martin Lot & Camp 4900 1370 6270 228.23 Holbrook, E. Allen & Nancy 192 A Noah Perry Place 10800 15350 26150 951.86 Holbrook, E. Allen 59 A Mary Perry Lot 2950 60 A Piper Lot 3000 5959 216.58 Homestead Woolen Mills 120 A Taylor Lot 6000 6000 218.40 Honek, Charles W. 120 A Lewis Cass Place 6000 6000 218.40 Hooper, Harry E. Jr. 2.7 A Hooper Lot 535 535 19.47 Howes, Benjamin I. 15 A Lyons Place 1950 11195 13145 478.48 Hybels, Robert & Marjorie 38.7 A Swan-Corliss Lot 6?: Camp 2335 950 85.5 A Cy Taylor Lot 4275 7560 275.18 Jeschke, Lothar & Charlotte Cottage & 2 Lots at Cass Pond 2150 3180 5330 194.01 Johnson, Glendon E. 168.5 A Allen Pasture 8400 8400 305.76 Johnson, Henry & Suzie 33 A Carl Johnson Place 1650 1650 60.06 Jones, Philip & Shirley 14 A Thayer Lot 1770 6 A Wilhams Lot 300 2070 75.35 Keene, City of .5 A Part of Swan Place 800 800 29.12 Kelley, Elizabeth 51.8 A Starkey Lot 3050 3561 6611 240.64 Kellom, Richard 60 A Sprague Lot 3000 3000 109.20 Kennedy, John & Viola 6.4 A Colony Hill #18 720 720 26.21 Kibler, Lewis & Priscilla P. 34 A Amidon-Starkey Lot cu 952 952 34.65 Keihl, Royal P. 5.4 A Morgan Reserve #28 670 670 24.39 Kimball, Herbert & Marion 3.5 A Morgan Reserve #13 635 2456 3091 112.51 -89- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax King, John A. G, & Dorothy 5.3 A Granite Hill #2 1465 10771 12236 445.39 Koslowski, John J. 40 A Martin Lot & Camp 4800 13430 18230 663.57 Krouse, Frank & Joan 10 A Lot & Cabin 960 2613 3573 130.06 L^ane, C. L. Co. 40 A Whitcomb Lot 2000 20 A Thompson-Twitchell Lot 1000 20 A Cook-Starkey Lot 1000 365 A Aldrich-Cass Lot 18250 70 A Sawyer-Putney Lot 3500 90 A Twitchell Lot 4500 54 A S. Cass Lot 2700 155 A E. Cass Lot 7750 223 A Ware Lot 11150 365 A Hutchins-Field- Blodgett Lot 18250 93.1 A Dr. Cass Lot 4655 16 A Putney Lot 800 30 A Taft Lot 1500 65 A Stone-Williams Lot 3250 90 A Bolles Lot 4500 90 A Harris Lot 4500 161 A Ballou Lot 8050 10 A ^Lartin Lot 500 50 A Bouce Lot 2500 26 A Thompson Lot 1300 40 A Bowen Lot 2000 54.6 A Randall Lot 2730 106385 3,872.41 Lane, Wm. Arlene & Lyman 141 A Rawleigh Lot & Camp 7050 17 A Honey Lot 850 7900 287.56 Land/Vest Properties Inc. 85.3 A Tract 1 4265 169.3 A Tract 2 8465 23.3 A Tract 3 1165 13895 505.78 LaPierre, Olan & Josephine 27 A \\'ilbur Lot 1350 1350 49.14 Lawson, Cliflord & Mary 23 A Scott Lot 1150 85 A Bliss Lot 4250 5400 196.56 Lay, Michael & Elizabeth 100 A Severance Lot 5600 11514 17114 622.95 Lee, Robert E. 5 A Atherton Lot 650 650 23.66 Lewis, Hester &: Joyce Grant 7.6 A Morgan Reserve #14A 1580 16299 17879 650.80 -90 VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Lewis, Robert & Edith 4.1 A Edith Amidon Land 1405 12011 10.2 A Edith Amidon Land 510 52.8 A St. Clair Lot 2640 16566 603.00 Lucey, James & Roberta 28.5 A Lang Lot Tract G 1425 9 A Tract E 910 6900 9235 336.15 Lupinacci, Bernard & Donna 7.2 A Colony Hill #16 760 760 27.66 Maestro, Arthur Paul & Arthur Patrick 1.5 A Nutting-Coburn Lot & Camper Bus 500 500 18.20 Mahoney, John J. Faubert Cottage, Cass Pond Lots #1-2-3 3450 4950 8400 305.76 Maltby, Peter & Judith 5.2 A Brickyard Brook #9 660 660 24.02 Marron, Gabrielle 5 A Brickyard Brook #7 650 650 23.66 Marsan, Antonin 30 A Amidon Lot 2700 13786 16486 600.09 Marsden, Eileen 5.1 A Wakefield Tavern 1455 26921 28376 1,032.89 Martin, Nelson & Frances 2 A E. Starkey Place 500 500 18.20 Martin, Randall 5 A Mill Lot 1320 3960 5280 192.19 Matrone, Frank & Mary (John & Christine Cloud) 5 A Conway Place 850 7315 8165 297.21 McCann, Frank & Katherine 88 A Boyce Lot 4400 177 A Frank Bowen Place 9450 16839 30689 1,117.08 McCobb, Ralph & Doreen Cottage & Lot at Sandy Pond 1750 5822 7572 275.62 McMahon, Donald & Mabel 32 A Prescott Lot & Cabin 2200 3930 8 A Pratt Lot 400 158 A Barrus Lot 7900 14430 525.25 Mickiewicz, Edwin & Jeanne 5.2 A Lang Lot Tract B 1460 16210 17670 643.19 Milas, Stanley & Mary 5.1 A Brickyard Brook #3 655 655 23.84 Milford, Robert & Florance 1 A Land & Cottage 560 2850 3410 124.12 Milonas, Charles -91- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax 6.9 A Phillips Lot & Cabin 805 4454 23.5 A Phillips Lot 1175 36.6 A Blake Lot 1830 8264 300.81 Minor, J. Harvey & Margaret 1 A House Lot & Cabin 500 370 870 31.67 Moersen, Mark 6.9 A Bullock Rd. #7 745 745 27.12 Monaghan, Roberl & Frances 3.2 A Morgan Reserve #11 560 560 20.38 Mondello, Dominick 6.7 A Atherton Lot 935 6856 7791 283.59 Morgan Reserve Assoc. 390 A Common Land & Cabin 19960 2444 22404 815.51 Morse, Ivlmer & Louise 5 A Mellon Lot 250 250 9.10 Morse, John H. 60 A Part of Rich Lot 3000 3000 109.20 Mullins, Virgil & Rosemary 1 A Campsite & Trailer 560 1170 1730 62.97 Murdock, E. Inc. 75 A Hosea Ballou Lot 3750 25 A Boyce Lot 1250 5000 182.00 Murra}', Chester & Nellie 30 A Martin Lot & Camp 1960 1170 3130 113.93 Nagine, Charles, Heirs 15 A Home Place 1210 7019 8229 299.54 New England \\'oodenware Corp. 35.1 A Adams Lot R 1755 218.9 A Rand Lot cu 9851 11606 422.46 Nichols, Ceorge ik Yvonne 24 A Randall Lot 1200 1200 43.68 Noftle, John & Edtih 8 A Wilkins Lot 400 2.5 A McPherson Lot 525 31 A Conway Lot 1550 2475 90.09 Nolting, R. Douglas & Barbara C. 10.2 A Colbuni Lot #1 & 2 910 910 33.12 Norris, Raymond & Everlina & Harry & Antoinette Lyman 100 A Liimatainen Place 5460 5460 198.74 Olsen, Stanley C. 20 A Pond Lot 1000 1000 36.40 O'Niell, Thomas & Marion 6.5 A Lang Lot Tract D 725 1510 2235 81.35 Page, James R. 26 A Howard Lot 1300 1300 47.32 Page, Johanna -92- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land BIdgs. Value Tax 40 A Fairbanks Lot 2000 2000 72.80 Pattberg, Warren & Norman 40 A Bolles Lot 2000 2000 72.80 Patterson, Lawrence M. 125 A Bryant Lot 6250 6250 227.50 Peck, John S. 7 A Allen Lot 350 350 12.74 Perry, David & Ernest 150 A Bryon Perry Lot cu 5400 5400 196.56 Perry, Herman Farm 50 A Home Place cu 1400 12 A Burbank Lot cu 336 50 A Allen-Taylor Lot cu 1400 3136 114.15 Perry, Kenneth 138 A Goddard-Amidon Lot 6900 7.5 A Pine Hill Lot 375 7275 264.81 Pitcher, Grace W. 3 A House Lot 550 550 20.02 Plitt, Allen & Victor 3.2 A Morgan Reserve #25 550 550 20.02 Prescott, Dr. Charles 1 A House Lot 500 500 18.20 Pressman, Harvey 1.2 A Morgan Reserve #20 500 500 18.20 Principe, Garrey & Anna 1 A Sherwood Place 1300 6234 7534 274.24 Plonsky, Robert & Blanche 4.2 A Morgan Reserve #16-B 1410 9000 10410 378.92 Public Service Co. of N.H. 10.2 A Bennett Land (Norwood Lot 5.2) (Putney Lot 5) 3.2 A Holbrook Land (Mellon Lot) 9.3 A C. L. Lane Land (5.4 Randall Lot) (3.9 Dr. Cass Lot) 4 A Lanick Land (Howard Lot) 5.6 A Ridley Land (Woods Lot) 14.6 A Tree Growers Land (Frazier Lot) 6.4 A VanBrocklin Land (Home Place) 3 A Whippie Land (Willis Land) 93- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax 13 A Sandri Land (Jennings Property) 5.4 A Amidon Land (Randall Lot) 9.5 A Brokenshire Land (Tucker-x\ewell Lot) 2 A Howard Land (Mullen Lot) 2.5 A Cutting Land (Bolles Lot) 13 A Bailey Land (5 Home Place) (5 Bolles Lot) (3 Howard Lot) 3 A Ronald Ballou Land (Martin Lot) 5 A Hanifin Land (3 Aldrich Lot) (2 Martin Lot) 605700 22,047.48 Putnam, Cortland & Doris 44 A Chapman Lot 2200 2200 80.08 Putnam, Llovd & Irene Cottage & Lot at Cass Pond 1050 1810 2860 104.10 Radford, Harry & Angela 30 A Part of Thompson-Howe Lot 1500 1500 54.60 Ray Ellis Enterprises, Inc. & V. G. & Rosemary Daniels 125.2 A Cronk Place 6260 6260 227.86 Ray Ellis Enterprises, Inc. 5.5 A Granite Hill Lot #4 675 27 A Granite Hill #7 1750 3.2 A Bullock Rd. #1 560 2985 108.65 Reichert, Francis 7.1 A Colony Hill #17 1555 1750 3305 120.30 Reid, Joseph & Barbara 3.4 A Morgan Reserve #15 1360 9000 0360 377.10 Reid\', James 2 A Howard Lot 500 500 18.20 Reincger, Clement 15 A Prescott Lot 750 750 27.30 Reynolds, Harry W. 3rd & Kathryn 3.5 A Morgan Reserve #16A 575 575 20.93 1 Richardson, Elmer & Barbara 2.5 A Morgan Reserve #1 525 525 19.11 Richardson, Robert & Susan 25.6 A Leonard Lot 1280 1280 46.59 Richter, Kurt -94- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax 18.8 A Walker Lot 940 940 34.22 Robinson, Allen & Marcia 4 A Part of Sidney Bowen Place 1400 10857 12257 446.15 Rodd, Thomas & Eunice 6.5 A Carl Johnson Place 925 6424 7349 267.50 Rogers, Warren & June 2 A Thayer Lot 500 500 18.20 Romano, Gerald & Catherine 4.7 A Old Naramore Place 635 1181 1816 66.10 Rood, Betty 1 A Campsite 500 500 18.20 Ross, Judy B. 8 A Part of Burgess Place 400 400 14.56 Ryan, Patrick & Francis 11.1 A Granite Hill #5 955 955 34.76 Ryder, Chester 5.2 A Brickyard Brook #10 660 660 24.02 Rzasa, John & Gertrude 1.6 A Morgan Reserve #18 700 7075 7775 283.01 Sable, Charles 20 A Nichols Lot 1000 1000 36.40 Sallett, Stanley 1.9 A Morgan Reserve #6 500 500 18.20 Sandri, Acilio & Wm. R. 12 A Corliss Lot cu 336 25.7 A Taylor Lot cu 720 40 A Bullock Lot cu 1120 140 A Jennings Lot cu 3276 90 A Jackson Lot cu 2520 7972 290.18 Sandri, WiUiam 3.6 A Howard Place R 580 cu 45 12 A Sweeney Meadow cu 336 3.5 A Mullen Lot cu 98 1059 38.55 Santerre, Blanche E. 120 A Carroll Lot 7200 13513 20713 753.95 Sapp, Hazel & Wm. Sparhawk & Adele Rottet 60 A Howard Lot 3000 3000 109.20 Savage, Alice & Rabain Fernendale 6.2 A Colburn Lot #6 655 655 23.84 Scott, Moses 18.8 A Walker Lot 940 940 34.22 Seekercher, Walter & Louise 2.8 A Morgan Reserve #5 740 10540 11280 410.59 Sexton, Raymond T. 134.5 A O. T. Cass Lot 6725 6725 244.79 -95- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Shapiro, Judith 50 A Perry Lot 2500 2500 91.00 Shaw, Robert & Henrietta 106 A Shipman Lot 5300 26 A J. Perry Lot 1300 6600 240.24 Shimkunas, Sylvia 14 A Buffum Lot 1300 7456 8756 318.72 Shinn, W. D. Heirs 20 A Home Place 1400 1400 50.96 Smith, Howard & Myrtle 2.4 A Morgan Reserve #22 520 520 18.92 Smytli, Matthew & Sherry 84.4 A Woods Lot 4220 4220 153.61 Spanier, Charles & Lillian 3.6 A Morgan Reserve #12 580 580 21.11 Spaulding, Jiimes & Ruth 70 A Atherton Lot 3500 3500 127.40 Spooner, Jean 33 A Naramore Lot 1650 1650 60.06 Squicciarini, Nicholas & Dorothy 5.8 A Morgan Reserve #27A 890 6540 7430 270.45 Starkey, Eugene 4 A Bryant Lot 200 20 A Gates Lot 1000 86 A Stone Lot 4300 5500 200.20 Stockwell, Sidney & Marianna 320.3 A Parker Hill Lot cu 3011 86.7 A Barrus Lot cu 815 12.3 A Field Lot cu 116 48.9 A Boyce Lot cu 460 4402 160.23 Stone, Alton H. 50.1 A Allen Lot 2505 2505 91.18 Stout, Patricia- 1 A House Lot 500 500 18.20 Strenkert, Wm. & Shelia 11,5 A Shinn Lot 1775 4991 6766 246.28 Sullivan, Floyd &: Bradford Morgar1 10.4 A Brickyard Brook #5 920 920 33.49 Symmington, Robert & Lucille ' 3.5 A Part of Royalston Lot 175 175 6.37 Tabor, John & Lena 8 A Bolles Lot 400 400 14.56 Talbot, Gladys Cottage & Lot at Cass Pond 1450 4296 5746 209.15 Taylor, Robert Est. 66 A Lawrence Lot cu 2970 15 A Nash Lot cu 675 3645 132.68 -96 VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME ]Land Bldgs. Value Tax Tolman, Bernard & Evelyn 5 A Meadow Land 250 250 9.10 Tree Growers, Inc. 3 A Part of Colony Lot R 150 80 A Buffum Lot ou 2240 82 A Woodbury Lot cu 2296 565 A Colony Lot cu 15820 10.5 A Brickyard Brook #4 R 925 5.1 A Brickyard Brook #13 R 655 6.3 A Morgan Reserve #27B R 715 24 A Curtis-Amidon Lot cu 672 120 A Sprague-Stevens Lot cu 3360 15 A K. Fisher Lot cu 420 84 A Green-Buffum Lot cu 2352 265.4 A Frazier Lot cu 7431 308 A Bowen Lot ou 8624 53 A Harkness Lot cu 1484 20 A Taylor Lot cu 560 25 A Part of Conway Lot cu 700 50 A Barrus Lot cu 1400 96.6 A Harris Lot cu 2705 33 A Harris Lot cu 924 190.2 A Kempton Lot cu 5326 54.6 A 0. T. Cass Lot cu 1529 47.8 A Corliss-Bullock Lot cu 1338 6 A Parker Hill Lot cu 168 50 A White Lot cu 1400 20 A Streeter Lot cu 560 154 A Barrus-Evens Lot cu 4312 15 A Ballou Lot cu 420 33 A Pine Hill Lot cu 924 50 A Handy-Ballou Lot cu 1400 200 A Bassett Hill Lot cu 5600 60 A J. Barrus Lot cu 1680 70 A Merrifield Lot cu 1960 80050 2,913.82 Troegel, Valkman Max & Cheryl 5 A Part of Conway Lot 1450 8180 9630 350.53 Ulbrich, Elizabeth J. 64 A Sprague Lot 3600 920 4520 164.53 Vandermark, Chester 18.8 A Walker Lot 940 940 34.22 VanSipe, Richard & Janet 3.1 A Morgan Reserve #24 1355 12015 13370 486.67 Walpole Savings Bank 200 A Foster Lot 10000 10000 364.00 Walton, Wm. & Althea 3 A Morgan Reserve #17A 1220 3618 4838 176.10 97- VALUE TOTAL TOTAL NAME Land Bldgs. Value Tax Warner, Robert & Judith 4.6 A Town Line Lot 230 230 8.37 Warren, Wm. & Elizabeth 1.4 A Morgan Reserve #17 500 500 18.20 Weber, Freidrich 1 A Part of Bowen Lot 500 500 18.20 Werman, Ralph & Eettina 46 A Lang Lot #1 2700 2700 98.28 Whipple, Richard & Marion 37.8 A Willis Land cu 1058 1058 38.51 Williams, Kenneth 110 A Seaver-Bolles Lot 5500 24 A Frazier Lot 1200 6700 243.88 Wortman, Gordon 30 A Part of Sidney Bowen Lot 1500 1500 54.60 Wyman, Russell & Margaret 5.1 A Part of Barden Lot 655 655 23.84 Wyman, Richard & Charlotte 30.8 A Lang Lot Tract H 1540 1540 56.06 Yeager, Samuel Jr. & Thelma K. 12 A Mary King Land 600 600 21.84 -98- o mO > H O JO o o mCO s > < O " o m I Tl cC/) m > H Tl (?> i C) T m m III <30 ^^ z ^ O H > I C/) O -< m o O 3] D < 7s CA) |- 3D f- m n W 00 3| O m H H -n o m O TO ^ Z C/) O m o i— r- H o Om > H X O J3 H O o I z -n m -n > o mO Hr- o 33 X m< o > Z o 3? i s O z m ^ 3) m V) - > m m O I' «vi z *'*' aaH >5 ii H Z CJI >-n M 37 CO