19 ANNUAL REPORTS TOWN OF MILTON
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ANNUAL REPORTS
of the
TOWN OF MILTON NEW HAMPSHIRE
For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31st
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School District and Assessed Valuations
FOSTER PRESS FARMINGTON. NEW HAMPSHIRE TABLE OF CONTENTS
Animal Control Officer Report 50 Appropriations and Taxes Assessed 18 Comparative Statement 20 Deatiled Statement of Payments 28 Financial Report 44 Fire Warden Report 51 Inventory 68 Inventory of Taxpayers 1-A Juvenile Officer Report 50 Lockhart Trust Fund 62 Milton Emergency Ambulance Report 52 Milton Fire Department 51 Milton Free Public Library 38 Miltorn Mills Fire Chief 58 Milton Mills Fire District Budget 55 Milton Mills Fire District Financial Report 56 Milton Mills Fire District Treasurer's Report 57 Milton Mills Fire District Warrant 53 Milton Police Report 49 Minutes of 1985 Annual Meeting 5 Nute Charitable Organization 60 Rural District Health Council 58 Schedule of Town Property 68 School Report - Index S-2 Summary of Payments 26 Summary of Receipts 25 Summary of Tax Sale Accounts 24 Summary of Trust Funds 59 Town Budget 14 Tax Collector's Report 40 Tax Rates 19 Town Clerk's Report 39 Town Officers 3 Town Warrant 10 Treasurer's Report 42 Trust Funds 63 Unredeemed Taxes from Tax Sale 22 Vital Statistics S-40 Water District - Budget 46 Water District - Collector's Report 48 Water District - Financial Report 47 Water District - Warrant 45 TOWN OFFICERS
SELECTMEN John F. Nolan, Chairman 1986 Charles H. Logan 1987 Theodore L. Tasker, Jr. 1988
MODERATOR Donavon C. Current 1986
TOWN CLERK TREASURER Isabelle H. Eldridge 1986 Victor J. Joos 1986
COLLECTOR OF TAXES ROAD AGENT Betty J. Hoff 1986 Clifford Williams 1986
POLICE CHIEF HEALTH OFFICER William Canney 1988 Charles H. Logan 1986
TRUSTEES OF TRUST FUNDS SUPERVISORS OF CHECKLIST Warren Swope 1986 Edward L. Thistle 1986 Stephen Myers 1987 Georgette Tanner 1988 Anelen Thistle 1988 Virginia Banks 1990
FIRE DEPARTMENT SEWER COMMISSION John L. Gilman, Chief 1986 Robert Taatjes Ronald C. Perry, 1st Engineer 1986 John M. Lucier
Kenneth Hall, Jr. , 2nd Engineer 1986 Hervey Tanner
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT PLANNING BOARD D. C. Current, Chairman 1987 Scott Davis, Chairman 1988 Leon Mooers 1986 Elaine Ling, Secretary 1990 Joan Chase 1987 Lloyd Burrows 1986 Theodore L. Tasker, Jr. 1987 Glenn W. Stewart 1989 Betty Mae Russo (Alternate) 1987 Charles H. Logan John F. Nolan (Alternate 1987 (Selectman) 1986 Raymond Congleton 1988 Donald Cheney (Alternate) 1990 Bernard Collins 1990 Lucinda Greenlie 1991
PARKS & RECREATION TOWN BEACH COMMISSION Dennis Dube, Chairman Hervey Tanner George Banks Gordon Parsons Raymond Otis Lloyd Burrows Kenneth Hall Douglas Shute Frank Wheldon John McCallister
TRUSTEES OF BUILDING INSPECTORS FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Scott Berry Chester Stevens 1986 Brian Boyers Nancy Myers 1987 Robert Lumbard 1988
3 Ruth H. Dawson who served the Town of Milton for twelve years as State Rep- resentative from District 1. MINUTES OF MILTON TOWN MEETING SECOND SESSION - MARCH 12, 1985
The Annual Town Meeting (Articles of Business in the warrant) of the legal voters of the Town of Milton was held at the Nute High School Gymnasium on the above-mentioned date. Donavon C. Current, Mod- erator, called the meeting to order, followed by repeating the Lord's Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. Article 2. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by David Mc Vicar, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 3. Charles Logan, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by John Nolan, that the article be adopted as read. John Nolan made an amendment to the motion, seconded by David McVicar, to add that the Selectmen be authorized to sell unused Town-owned lands to the highest bidder, either by sealed bids or at public auction as pre- scribed by New Hampshire State Laws and also in accordance with Article 22 of the March 3, 1976 Milton Town Meeting. Amendment passed. The article that the Town vote to authorize the Selectmen to transfer tax liens and to convey property acquired by Tax Collector's Deed, at public auction or advertised sealed bids or as justice may re- quire (Required annually RSA 80:42), and that the Selectmen be author- ized to sell unused Town-owned lands to the highest bidder either by sealed bid or at public auction as prescribed by New Hampshire State Laws and also in accordance with Article 22 of the March 3, 1976, Milton Town Meeting passed. Article 4. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Simonne McCallister, that the article be temporarily postponed until after Article 26. Motion carried. Article 5. William Canney, Chief of Police, made the motion, seconded by Roland Appleton, that the article be adopted as read. Mo- tion was not passed. Article 6. John L. Gil man, Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart- ment, made the motion, seconded by Hervey Tanner, that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $25, 000. 00 for the purchase of a new ambulance. Motion carried. Article 7. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by John L. Gilman, that the Town establish the position of a full-time engineer to become effective January 1, 1986, with a salary of $18,000. annually. Motion did not pass. Article 8. William Canney made the motion, seconded by John L. Gilman, that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of two thou- sand, seven hundred fifty dollars ($2,750.00) as Milton's share of costs to rebuild the Strafford County Dispatch Center. (New Equip- ment only. ) Motion carried. Article 9. Charles Logan, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Glenn Stewart, that the article be adopted as read. Nathaniel Edmands made an amendment, seconded by Gary Bell mare, that the budget figure be increased by $1,438.15 to allow for a $2,000.00 in- crease in the Chief of Police's salary. Amendment was not passed. The article to raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred eight thou- sand, five hundred fifty dollars ($108, 550. 00) for the protection of per- sons and property as follows: a. Police Department $ 43,500.00 b. Fire Department 23,500.00 c. Insurance 32,000.00 d. Ambulance 3,500.00 e. Planning & Zoning 750.00 f. Board of Adjustment 100. 00 g. Reappraisal of Property 3, 000. 00 h. Damages and Legal Expenses 2,000.00
i. Civil Defense 200.00 $108,550.00 was passed. Article 10. John L. Gilman made the motion, seconded by Ronald Perry, that the article be adopted as read. Paul Gauthier made an amendment, seconded by Nancy VanDoorn, to require legal location and issues be clarified before the money is spent. Amendment carried. Scott Berry made a motion, seconded by Victor Joos, that the article be postponed indefinitely until a study can be done. Motion was denied. The article to raise and appropriate the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) to construct a radio repeater station on Teneriffe Moun- tain requiring legal location and issues be clarified before the money is spent was passed. Article 11. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Kenneth W. Hall, Jr. , that the article be adopted as read. David
Buchanan made the motion, seconded by Kenneth W. Hall, Jr. , that we vote immediately. Vote carried. Voice vote was challenged. By count of orange voting cards the result was "for" 101 votes, "against" 78 votes. Motion carried. Article 12. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Roger VanDoorn, that the article be adopted as read. George White made an amendment, seconded by William Martin, to require in the future that a written estimate for repairs for all Town equipment be made. George White made an amendment, seconded by Warren Swope, to add a minimum of a $500. 00 requirement to the amendment. Amend- ment carried. To amend the main motion to raise and appropriate the sum of $7,349.00 for payment to R.C. Hazelton Co. for engine and hydraulic repairs to the landfill Hough loader and to require in the fu- ture that a written estimate for repairs of $500. 00 or more for all Town equipment be made failed. The motion to raise and appropriate the sum of $7, 349. 00 for payment to R. C. Hazelton Co. for engine and hydraulic repairs to the landfill Hough loader was passed. Article 13. Milford Galarneau made the motion, seconded by Rena Fortier, that the article be adopted as read. William Martin made an amendment, seconded by John G. Gilman, to make it a one- way street. Isabelle Eldridge made a motion, seconded by Stella Veno, to postpone the article indefinitely. Scott Berry made the motion, sec- onded by Hervey Tanner, that we vote immediately. Motion was car- ried. The motion that the Town vote to close the northern end of North Main Street where it joins Route 16 was indefinitely postponed. Article 14. Theodore Tasker, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Joseph Agri, that the article be adopted as read. Motion car- ried. Article 15. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Raymond Russo, that the article be adopted as read. Warren Swope made the motion, seconded by David Buchanan, that we vote immedi- ately. Motion carried. The main motion carried. Article 16. Charles Logan, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by John L. Gilman, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 17. Charles Logan, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Glenn Stewart, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 18. Theodore Tasker, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Joseph Agri, that the article be adopted as read. John Nolan made an amendment, seconded by Joseph Agri, to replace the word "highway" with "Town". Amendment passed. The article to author- ize the Selectmen to sell surplus Town equipment to the highest bidder was passed. Article 19. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Hervey Tanner, that the Town raise and appropriate twenty-one thousand dollars for public welfare as follows: a. General Assistance $ 8,000.00 b. Old Age Assistance 10,000.00 c. Juvenile Expenses 3,000.00 $21,000.00 Motion carried. Article 20. Charles Logan, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Roger Libby, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 21. Theodore Tasker, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Mildred Gilman, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 22. Rodney Woodill made the motion, seconded by Milford Galarneau, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 23. Hervey Tanner made the motion, seconded by Rodney Woodill, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 24. Charles Logan, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Roger VanDoorn, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 25. Rodney Woodill made the motion, seconded by Scott Berry, that the Town authorize the Selectmen to determine the feasi- bility of hiring a full-time administrative assistant. Rodney Woodill made an amendment, seconded by Scott Berry, to report the study by the next annual meeting. Amendment carried. The motion to author- ize the Selectmen to determine the feasibility of hiring a full-time ad- ministrative assistant and report the study by the next annual meeting passed. Article 26. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Joseph Agri, that the article be adopted as read. Hervey Tanner made the motion, seconded by Thomas Merry, that we vote immedi- ately. Motion carried. Main motion was not carried. Article 4. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Isabelle Eldridge, that we resume consideration on Article 4. John Nolan made an amendment, seconded by Milford Galarneau, to de- crease General Government Buildings by $2,000.00. Amendment car- ried. The motion to raise and appropriate the sum of fifty-three thou- sand dollars ($53,000.00) for General Government expenses as follows: a. Town Officers' Salaries $25,000.00 b. Town Officers' Expenses 20,000.00 c. Election & Registration Expenses 1,000.00 d. General Government Buildings 2,000.00 e. Surveying & Tax Map Revision 5, 000. 00 $53,000.00 was passed. Article 27. Theodore Tasker, Selectman, made the motion sec- onded by Glenn Stewart, that the article be adopted as read. Hervey Tanner made the motion, seconded by Mr. Harriman, that the article be indefinitely postponed. Hervey Tanner made the motion, seconded by Roger VanDoorn, that we vote immediately. Motion passed. The motion to raise and appropriate the sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) for the purchase of a data processing computer was in- definitely postponed. Article 28. John Nolan, Selectman, made the motion, seconded by Hervey Tanner, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 29. Charles Logan, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by Hervey Tanner, that the article be adopted as read. Motion. carried. Article 30. Article failed for a lack of a motion. Article 31. Victor Joos made the motion, seconded by Mildred Gilman, that the Town authorize the Selectmen to hire on notes of the Town a sum of money necessary to pay current expenses in antici- pation of taxes of 1985 and pass any vote or votes relative thereto and to raise and appropriate fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000. 00) to cover interest associated with above. Warren Swope made an amendment, seconded by Milford Galarneau, to require notes be put out for bid and awarded to the one of the lowest cost. Amendment was not carried. The motion that the Town authorize the Selectmen to hire on notes of Town a sum of money necessary to pay current expenses in anticipa- tion of taxes of 1985 and raise and appropriate fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00) to cover interest associated with above was passed. Article 32. Theodore Tasker, Selectman, made the motion, sec- onded by David McVicar, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 33. Victor Joos made the motion, seconded by David Mc Vicar, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. Article 34. Hervey Tanner made the motion, seconded by Mr. Harriman, that the moderator appoint five people to look into the fea- sibility of building a Town Office Building and the means to pay for it. Motion carried. Hervey Tanner made the motion, seconded by Thomas Merry, that the Inventory of Taxpayers be included in the Town Report every year. Motion carried. Mr. Harriman moved that we adjourn, seconded by Milford Galarneau. Motion carried. Meeting was adjourned at 11 P.M.
A true record - Attest: ISABELLE H. ELDRIDGE Town Clerk A true copy of record - Attest ISABELLE H. ELDRIDGE Town Clerk
9 TOWN WARRANT
Warrant for 1986 Town Meeting - State of New Hampshire
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Milton, County of Strafford in said State, qualified to vote in Town Affairs:
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House in said Town on Tuesday, the eleventh of March next at ten o'clock in the Fore- noon with polls not closing before seven o'clock in the evening to act on the following subject:
1. To bring in your ballots: A. For Town Officers
ARTICLES OF BUSINESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, at 7:00 P.M. AT NUTE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM.
2. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate Sixty-Two Thousand Eight Hundred Ninety Dollars ($62,890.00) for General Government Expenses as follows: a. Town Officers' Salaries $27,000.00 b. Town Officers' Expenses 22,000.00 c. Election & Registration Expenses 2,500.00 d. Cemeteries 600.00 e. General Government Buildings 1,000.00 f. Reappraisal of Property 3,000.00 g- Planning and Zoning 500.00 h. Legal Expenses 1,000.00
i. Strafford Regional Planning 1,690.00
J. Board of Adjustment 100.00 k. Audit 3,500.00 $62,890.00
3, To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Seventy-Two Thousand, Nine Hundred Fifty Dollars ($72,950.00) for the Protection of Persons and Property as follows: a. Police Department $46,300.00 b. Fire Department 23,500.00 c. Civil Defense 200.00 d. Building Inspection 200.00 e. Strafford County Dispatch-New Equip 2,750.00 $72,950.00
4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Fifty-Four Thousand, Twenty Eight Dollars and Eighty Cents ($54,028.80) for the Health and Sanitary Services as follows: a. Health Officer $ 200.00 b. Ambulance 3,500.00 c. Vital Statistics 125.00 d. Blue Cross/Blue Shield 10,000.00
10 e. Rural District Health Council 8,203.80 f. Strafford County Community Action 4,000.00 g. Town Landfill 28,000.00 $54,028.80
5. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Hundred Forty-Six Thousand Dollars ($146,000.00) for High- ways and Bridges as follows: a. Town Maintenance - Summer $ 50,000.00 b. Town Maintenance - Winter 50,000.00 c. General Highway Department Expenses 10,000.00 d. Street Lighting 20,000.00 e. Oiling 16,000.00 $146,000.00
6. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate Twelve Thousand Dollars ($12,000.00) for Public Welfare as follows: a. General Assistance $12,000.00
7. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate Two Thousand One Hundred Dollars ($2,100.00) for the Milton Free Li- brary at Milton Mills.
8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) for Patriotic Purposes as follows: a. Memorial Day Activities $ 500.00
9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) for Recreation as follows: a. Parks and Recreation $ 6,000.00 b. Town Beach 14,000.00 $ 20,000.00
10. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to hire on notes of the Town a sum of money necessary to pay current expen- ses in anticipation of taxes of 1986 and pass any vote or votes rel- ative thereto and to raise and appropriate Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) to cover interest associated with above.
11. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Thousand, Two Hundred Dollars ($2,200.00) for Public Ser- vices as follows: a. Hydrants $ 2,200.00
12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Forty-Five Thousand Dollars ($45,000.00) for Insurance.
13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Thirteen Thousand Dollars ($13,000.00) for th^ purchase of a new Police Cruiser and to authorize the Selectmen to use funds from the Capital Reserve Account towards this Cruiser.
11 14. To see if the Town will vote to accept Vachon Drive from New Bridge Rd. to the entrance of Pineland Park a distance of approximately .2 miles.
15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) to begin con- struction of Vachon Dr. from New Bridge Rd. to the entrance of Pineland Park.
16. To see if the Town will vote to name Class VI Road off Rt. 75 in the Willey Subdivision - Sleeping Bear Drive. (Requested by Owner).
17. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to transfer tax liens and to convey property acquired by Tax Collect- or's Deed, at public auction or advertised sealed bids or as justice may require. (Required annually RSA 80:42)
18. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell by sealed bid or public auction any unused land owned by the Town.
19. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to sell surplus Town Equipment to the highest bidder.
20. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate and authorize the withdrawal from the Revenue Sharing Fund established under the provisions of the State and Local Assistance Act of 1972 for the use as set-offs against budgeted appropriations for the following specific purposes and in the amount indicated herewith or take any action hereon: a. Street Lighting $10,000.00 b. Town Landfill 10,000.00 $20,000.00
21. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen to make application for and to receive and spend in the name of the Town such advances, Grants-in-aid or other funds for Town pur- poses as may now or hereafter be forthcoming from Federal, State, Local or Private Agencies that would be of benefit to the Town.
22. To see if the Town will vote to oppose the burial, storage, transportation and production of high level radioactive waste in the Town of Milton and State of New Hampshire; and to call upon Congress to conduct an independent investigation with full public participation into the feasibility and prudence of the US Depart- ment of Energy's (DOE's) present plan to dispose of radioactive waste and into the DOE's competence to carry out such a plan. (By Petition)
23. To see if the Town will vote to allow the Selectmen and Po- lice Chief to hire one (1) full-time Officer for the salary of
12 Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($12,500.00) with a raise of Five Hundred ($500.00) when Officer completes the Police Academy and is certified by the State of New Hampshire.
24. To see if the Town will vote to appoint a committee to study and recommend a solutin for adequate office space or a building for the Milton Police Department.
25. To transact any other business that may legally come before this meeting.
CHARLES H. LOGAN THEODORE L. TASKER,JR. Selectmen of Milton, N.H.
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Summer 50,000.00 Highways - Winter 38,000.00 General Highway Expenses & Equipment 10,000.00 Street Lighting 20,000.00 Oiling 16,000.00 Landfill 25,000.00 Repairs to Dump Loader 7,349.00 Health Department 200.00 Ambulance 3,500.00 Vital Statistics 125.00 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 8,500.00 Rural District Health Council 7,907.00 Strafford County Community Action 4,000.00 Welfare - General Assistance 8,000.00 Welfare - Old Age Assistance 10,000.00 Welfare - Juvenile Assistance 3,000.00 Library 2,100.00 Parks and Recreation 7,800.00 Patriotic Purposes 500.00 Town Beach 14,000.00 Interest Expense 15,000.00 New Ambulance 25,500.00 New Highway Truck 10,000.00 Hydrant Rental 2,200.00 Insurance 32,000.00 Audit 2,500.00 Insurance - Police Chief 650.00 Strafford Regional Planning Comm. 1,533.00 TOTAL TOWN APPROPRIATIONS $ 459,764.00 18 Less: Estimated Revenues Resident Taxes $ 17,210.00 National Bank Stock Tax 500.00 Yield Taxes 7,500.00 Interest and Penalties on Taxes 10,000.00 Boat Tax 300.00 Shared Revenue- Block Grant 42,410.00 Highway Block Grant 40,465.00 Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 93,000.00 Dog Licenses 1,300.00 Business Licenses, Permits & Filing Fees 400.00 Income from Departments 5,000.00 Rent of Town Property 1,000.00 Town Beach 8,000.00 Ambulance 1, 000. 00 Interest on Deposits - Repos 12,000.00 Interest on NOW Account 6,000.00 Sale of Town Property 12,000.00 Revenue Sharing Fund 20,000.00 TOTAL REVENUES AND CREDITS $ 278,085.00 Net Town Appropriations 181,679.00 Net School Tax Assessment 1,170,059.00 County Tax Assessment 166,009.00 TOTAL OF TOWN, SCHOOL AND COUNTY $1,517,747.00 Less Business Profits Tax -79,726.00 Add War Service Credits +19,300.00 Add Overlay +10,119.00 PROPERTY TAXES TO BE RAISED $1,467,440.00 Property Taxes $1,467,440.00 Milton Water Precinct 9,331.00 Milton Mills Fire Precinct 2,135.00 Less War Service Credits -19,300.00 TOTAL TAX $1,459,606.00 1985 TAX RATES Per $1,000 Valuation TOWN $ 4.14 COUNTY 3.39 SCHOOL 23.35 $30.88 MILTON WATER PRECINCT $ .91 MILTON MILLS FIRE DISTRICT $ .30 19 I 1 © © CO Th CM CO 00 CO LO 00 rH rH © tH a • • • • • • rH © CD LO t> © LO rH © TH 00 © LO 00 LO CD CO CO H CO o 00 © © CO CD © © © © © CO LO © LO © CM lH LO © LO LO CM o t> © CO S3 LO LO © • m • • • • • • • a • • • • ^ CO CD co CD CM tH © © © rH © CO © CM © © ^ 00 © h 00 CO © LO LO © 00 © tH * © rH © © ^ • • • • • • • • • • • LO © CO* LO CM* © CD° © LO © 00 t- © <* © 00 00 LO © © CM © © © CO 00 CT> © © © © © © CO © LO rH 00 CO © 00 © © r-4 © © CO © CD © CO © CO CO © © © 00 rH © cm rH CM rH rH rH 1-4 s- se- CD © ©©©©©©©0©0©©©©0 ©©©©©© 3 © ©©©©0©©0©©t-©©©© ©©©©©© cd o ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© ©©©©©© a © CM©©©©©©©©©©©©©© © © © rH © © > © rH©©0©t>©rH©l>©©CM©© O C: O r-< C^ C> < © © CM © CM © CO CO © © 00 © © © 00 © © CM CM CM © CO rH CM rH © © © © © © TO © © © © © © • • • • ft © LO* © rH 00* © © •rH CM © © © © © ocd CM © LO © & Tfl I— a © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © o © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © •rH © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © u © © © © © © t> © i~H © © © © CM © © © © © © © © ft o © © T-4 CM © CM © © © © © 00 © © © 00 © © rH CM CM 20 © 00 © CO to 00 o • • © CM o © in m © CM CM © © •k CO CM CM & cm © 00 © CO © in © CO © © © CM © • • • • • © CNJ 00 rH rH 00 © © © © © © © © W © CO © CM X CO CO ^5- 00 © 00 © CM © lO © © t* © © W © © © © © © © t- "tf CO © 00 © W LO CM © © © © © r> © © © © © © © t» iH © © CM CO © W r> © © t> © CM 00 © © © © r-l © © i> Tt< © in w © © © © © © © © © rt< © © m © C* in © «* 00 © CM CM T}< rH tH © © tH CM w © © © w © CM © i> © CM ^ •k •> « •k n m » •> r. •» •» * * •k » » « •i CM 00 00 t- "* CM m © lO © Th CM © cm «tf t> 00 iH CO 5 CM iH rH © © © © © © in © © © © © © © © © © © © © © m © © © © © © CM © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © in © © © © © © © © © © rH © © © cm © © © © © cm © © © © © © in © © in © in © CO © © © in CM rH © © rH 00 in © © © m © cm © © CO in •k * •> m •k •k •k •k •k * •k •k •> m CM 00 CM m m © CM CM © CM in © tH cm CO tH CVJ rH rH <*< CO 00 © © co 00 © © 03 • • • © © © 00 © Th in CO in o in <* © •iH •k fH CM © CM fH $9- IH .P ©©©©©© in ©©©©©©©©©©©©©© m ©©©©©© CM ©©©©©©©©©©©©©© CM CO -> © © © © © in ©©©©©©©©©©CO©©© © © © © © CO © OOOOOOOOLOONWO^ © © © © in cm © ©rHoow©in©in©tMint>©co •k » » « © ^Q oo M< in cm oo ^ CM l> m in © cm CM rH CM in fc- © rH CM CO rH CM rH in © a fH 0) fH > s o I fH O •(H fH S3 o CO O .2 u t 4H O o SJ 1 bti ed 1-3 o -*H> w o in O CO CO « u oo © • © 1 CQ T3 T5 fH CO 00 «H fH fH CM © O .o o © © a u a rt 03 J*H Jin 1 © a CD l T3 o #3- ^ 5 A pq k > w 8 ^ Ph Ph 21 UNREDEEMED TAXES FROM TAX SALE 1984 - DECEMBER 31, 1985 1984 1983 1982 Adjutant, Ronald $ 266. 00 Adjutant, Ronald 84. 20 Anderson, Clayton & Edith 51. 34 Allaire, Robert & Linda 1 ,366. 15 Bacon, William & Laurie 906. 04 792. 84 Bassett, Robert & Beverly 1 ,205, 20 Barnes, Harriett R. 571. 30 Berube, Richard & Brenda 1 ,103. 82 Berry, Scott & Susan 1 ,156. 03 Berry, Scott & Susan 585, 92 Biron, James & Sharon 958. 20 Brochu, O'Niel & Joyce 943. 05 847. 18 Bruce, Marion 500. 64 Bruce, Marion 2 ,300. 55 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 2 ,789. 41 2,800. 78 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 111. 20 483. 97 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 120. 53 439. 67 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 105. 74 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 115. 61 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 105. 74 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 100. 80 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 164. 93 Burkhardt, Roger & Jeanne 337. 55 CMasson, Ralph & Elizabeth 760. 91 Collins, Warren & Lorrette 816. 54 703. 54 Cowan, Wayne 1 ,254. 25 Dahl, Virginia 3 ,492. 09 Davidson, John E. Jr. 260. 63 Ellis, Brian & Laura 97. 94 Ellis, David & Susan 479. 15 Ferland, Emil R. Sr. 883. 86 Fisher & White 54. 70 Fisher & White 862. 27 753. 35 Foster, Richard 123. 80 Gagne, Evelyn 385. 85 Gaither, Richard & Joan 2 ,102. 18 Gautreau, Edward & Catherine 1 ,284. 62 1,123. 61 Gautreau, Mark & Jean 1 ,249. 25 Harper, Michael & Melody 1 ,050. 74 Harper, Michael & Melody 135. 00 Harte, Kevin & Colleen 680. 28 Harte, Kevin 117. 30 Helie, Everett & Carol 817. 01 197. 94 Hitchcock, Alice 264. 41 Hobbs, Violet K. 840. 97 Horn, Clyde & June 916. 99 792. 59 728.34 Horn, Clyde & June (1981) 673. 47 (1981) 673.47 Hunter, Jennie 170. 39 Huntress, Charles & Terri 882. 47 772. 27 22 Iannone, Pas quale & Joan 907. 92 Jackson, Audrey 804. 68 Jacobs, Stephen 2,697.34 King, Harry 40.41 Kirk, Elwin & Susan 885.46 78.44 LeClair, Richard & Cleora 614.29 545.57 Legere, Gerard & Regina 182.57 Lerario, Carl 136. 53 Lerario, Carl 138.62 Lerario, Carl 140. 26 Lerario, Carl 120. 53 Lerario, Carl 120.53 Lerario, Carl 120. 53 Lerario, Carl 127. 08 Lerario, Carl 120.53 Lerario, Carl 120.53 Long, Janice 48.73 Loubier, Roland 1,312.47 1, 148. 08 Loubier, Roland 191.38 165.39 Loubier, Roland 153. 19 132. 54 March, Clifton & Patricia 1,145.48 Marcoux, Raymond & Mary 1,546.28 Martin, David 1,588.75 McKenney, Susan 795.43 682.61 McPherson, Roger & Susan 565.47 Meyer, Frederick & Irma 834.43 Milton Land Corp. 334. 56 Milton Land Corp. 120. 53 Milton Leatherboard 5,327.76 Morton, Cecil & Vickie 1,079.56 689.36 Mottram, George & Brenda 244.36 Murphy, Joseph & Glenda 531.89 Nau, William 1,762.25 1,502.16 Pearce, Randall & Roberta 881.59 760.92 Perkins, Donald & Lorraine 256. 14 Pero, Frederick & Paula 700.31 Porvencher, Norris & Dorothy 862.62 821.97 Purvis, Sharon 953. 14 744.50 Randall, Jerry & Mary 230.54 Reilley, Richard 598. 12 523.84 Reynolds, John & Linda 520.79 459.30 Reynolds, John & Linda 21.89 19.68 Richards, Allen & June 132.27 Ricker, William & Mary 399.25 Rines, Chester & Deborah 1,410.79 Robinson, Robert & Bonnie Jr. 774. 10 Russo, Raymond & Betty Mae 2,885.14 2,482.28 Russo, Raymond & Betty Mae 237.63 205.05 Russo, Raymond & Betty Mae 125.06 108. 25 St. Hilaire, Richard & Eleanor 1,477.63 1,279.74 St. Hilaire, Richard & Eleanor 311.51 268.57 St. Laurent, Linwood & Hilda 26.68 23 Saunders, Donald & Lynn 227.03 Sawyer, Ransom & Katherine 679.86 Seamans, Earl & Katherine 270.97 Sinkiewez, Debra 136.53 Slazenik, John 133.61 Smith, Eleanor 389.27 136.11 Smith, Mildred 325.97 Spradlin, Thomas 294. 75 Spradlin, Thomas 69.51 Steadman, Charles & Cindy 471.93 Stone, Carlyne 275.70 431.42 Stone, John 1,345.66 Swope, Warren & Holly 81.48 Taffe, Joseph 1,622.10 Taffe, Joseph 38.33 Toland, Nancy 410.05 Wallace, Sandra 1,682.74 1,471.76 Wentvvorth, Merle & Sharon 727.89 Winton, Robert & Paula 785.67 York, Richard & Florence 1,068.54 SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1985 (June 30, 1986) PR Previous 198A 1983 Years Balance of Unredeemed Taxes Beginning Fiscal Year* $ 66,858.72 $ 31,220.85 Taxes Sold To Town During Current Fiscal Year** $123,047.01 Interest Collected After Sale 1,328.58 6,628.31 10,381.03 Redemption Costs 7A0.66 1,086.80 607.80 Refunds 812.66 875.73 TOTAL DEBITS $125,928.91 $ 75,AA9.23 $ A2,209.68 CR Remittances to Treasurer During Year; "Redemptions $ A2,A08.A1 $ A0, 529.09 $ 29,719.32 Interest & Costs After Sale 2,069.2A 7,71A.78 10,988. 1A Abatements During Year 181.56 60.00 Unredeemed Taxes-End Fis.Yr. 81,A51.26 27,023.80 1,AA2.22 TOTAL CREDITS $125,928.91 $ 75,AA9.23 $A2,209.68 *These sums represent the total of Unredeemed Taxes, as of Jan- uary 1, 198A (July 1, 198A) from Tax sales held in Previous Fiscal Years. **Amount of Tax Sale(s) held during current fiscal year, including total amount of taxes, interest and costs to date of sale(s). 24 : SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS From Local Taxes: Property Taxes - 1985 $1,181,,330. 39 Resident Taxes - 1985 15 ,120. 00 National Bank Stock 13 Yield Tax - 1985 15, 570. 77 Resident Tax Penalties - 1985 55. 00 Interest on Property Tax - 1985 2,,303. 05 Property Taxes - Previous Years 170,,116. 52 Resident Taxes - Previous Years 2, 240. 00 Yield Taxes - Previous Years 1, 719. 85 Resident Tax Penalties - Previous Years 218. 00 Property Tax Interest - Previous Years 8, 399. 30 Yield Tax Interest - Previous Years 14. 86 Tax Sales Redeemed 256, 957. 95 Intergovernmental Revenues State of N.H. - Highway Block Grant 78, 318. 53 State of N.H. - Shared Revenue 84, 282. 20 State of N.H. - New Ambulance 450. 00 State of N.H. - Community Development 9, 438. 00 State of N.H. - Forest Fires 80. 00 U.S. Government 8, 640. 00 Licenses and Permits: Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 116, 246. 00 Dog Licenses 2, 249. 90 Business Licenses, Permits & Filing Fees 547. 00 Dog Fines 80. 00 Bad Check Charges 30. 00 Marriage Licenses 416. 00 Charges for Services: Income from Departments: Planning & Zoning 205. 55 Police Dept. 2, 798. 57 Fire Dept. 320. 70 Town Poor 75. 00 Board of Adjustment 50. 00 Rent of Town Property 2, 250. 00 Town Beach 12, 129. 73 Ambulance 1, 566. 00 Checks voided - outdated 590. 48 Miscellaneous Revenues: Interest on Deposits - Repos 4, 617. 20 Interest on Deposits - Now Account 9, 923. 68 25 Sale of Town Property $ 15,710.88 Refunds: Town Poor 35.00 Town Officers' Exp. 120.00 Tax Anticipation Notes 400,000.00 Revenue Sharing Fund 22,000.00 Boat Tax 284.70 Current Use Fee 3.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES $2,427,503.94 Cash on Hand, Jan. 1, 1985 213,938.70 GRAND TOTAL $2,641,442.64 SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS General Government: Town Officers' Salaries $ 24,025.72 Town Officers' Expenses 19,386.81 Election and Registration Expenses 753.41 Cemeteries 601.36 General Government Buildings 447.07 Reappraisal of Property 3,565.50 Planning and Zoning 124.44 Legal Expenses 804.50 Advertising & Regional Association (Strafford Regional Planning Association) 10,971.00 Board of Adjustment 42.71 Public Safety: Police Department 46,396.83 Fire Department 23,839.00 Highways, Streets & Bridges: Highways - Summer 49,598.67 Highways - Winter 45,397.12 Highway Expenses & Equipment 10,159.03 Street Lighting 18,044.05 Oiling 14,067.44 Health: Health Officer 199.52 Ambulance 3,885.14 Vital Statistics 105.50 Rural District Health Council 7,907.25 Welfare : General Assistance 11,395.18 Old Age Assistance 5,968.45 26 Dump $ 38,256.69 Libraries: 2,100.00 Patriotic Purposes: Memorial Day- 500.00 Recreation: Parks & Recreation 5,297.97 Town Beach 12,999.38 Debt Service: Payments on Tax Anticipation Notes 400,000.00 Interest Expense - Tax Anticipation Notes 6,902.00 Miscellaneous: New Ambulance 25,648.75 Highway Truck 10,000.00 Audit 4,500.00 Survey 100.00 Loader Repairs 7,247.77 Life Ins. - Police Chief 650.00 Repeater Station 4,900.00 Hydrants 2,200.00 Strafford County Community Action 4,000.00 Strafford County Dispatch 2,750.00 Insurance 44,252.88 Blue Cross /Blue Shield 8,493.00 Refunds 8,030.46 Payments to State 600.89 Payments to County 166,009.00 Payments to Precincts 11,928.00 Payments to Schools 1,105,660.00 Taxes Bought by Town 123,047.01 Payment to Revenue Sharing Account 12,640.00 Yield Tax Payment from Ex<3row Account 6,253.50 TOTAL PAYMENTS $2,312,653.00 Cash on Hand, Jan. 1, 1986 328,789.64 GRAND TOTAL $2,641,442.64 27 DETAILED STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS TOWN OFFICERS 1 SALARIES John F. Nolan, Selectman $ 1,,210. 00 Charles H. Logan, Selectman 1:,210, 00 Theodore L. Tasker, Selectman h,210. 00 Victor Joos, Treasurer 3,,000, 00 Isabelle H. Eldridge, Town Clerk 5:,170. 00 Betty J. Hoff, Tax Collector 3,,355, 00 Anlene Thistle, Trustee of Trust Funds 836. 00 Elaine Lord, Clerk 6,,160. 00 Carol Martin, Acting Town Clerk and Acting Tax Collector 292. 50 OASI 1,,582, 22 24 ,025,,72 TOTAL $ ; TOWN OFFICERS' EXPENSES M. Appleton, Supplies $ 8,,07 M. Collins, Auditor 250,,00 I. Eldridge, Exp. & Supplies 595,,58 Registrations 4,,251.,50 B, Hoff, Resident Taxes 868,,50 Redeemed Taxes 240.,00 Mileage 360, 25 Office Supplies i ,44 Postage 588.,58 Expenses 21,,55 Convention 220.,08 Sale ,00 Tax 3 ; ,300. V. Joos, Mileage 215.,60 Sewer Exp. 120,,00 E. Lord, Supplies 91, 74 J. Nolan, Mileage & Expenses 187. 28 B. Russo, Auditor 250. 00 Bankeast - box rent 20, 00 Brown & Saltmarsh - supplies 146. 40 Eastern Propane Gas 647, 89 Equity Publishing 88. 70 Farmington National & Savings Bank Box rent 10. 00 Fosters Daily Democrat 173. 25 Foster Press - Town Reports 1, 790. 00 E. Howard - Probate Court , 50 Jefferson Printing 208, 00 Lynprint 313, 00 Meaders 154. 16 28 Milton Gardens 195.00 Milton Hardware 7.07 Milton Water District 20.00 New England Telephone 593.43 NH City & Town Clerks Assn. -dues 12.00 NH Municipal Assn. - dues 571.56 NH Municipal Sec'y Assn. - dues 10.00 NH Resource Recovery Assn. 24.33 NH Tax Collectors Assn. 25.00 Postmaster 811.00 Public Service of NH 231.41 Quimby's - repairs 99.84 Register of Deeds 703.00 Strafford CAC Inc. - supplies 25.28 Strafford County Probate Court 5.50 Tower Publishing 20.00 US Stamped Envelope Agency 720.00 Wheeler- Clark - dog tags 133.22 Xerox - supplies 58.10 TOTAL $ 19,386.81 TOWN HALL AND OTHER BUILDINGS W. Canney - supplies $ 21.94 C. Gulliford - repairs 108.00 Lakeside True Value 23.60 Langis Electric 121.09 Milton Hardware 8.58 Public Service - Town House 138.86 Roto-Rooter 25.00 TOTAL $ 447.07 REAPPRAISAL OF PROPERTY R. Cutting, Appraiser $ 468.00 R. Young, Appraiser 3,097.50 TOTAL $ 3,565.50 PLANNING AND ZONING C & K Printing $ 7.50 B. Lane, Postage 10.02 E. Ling, Postage 88.92 Lynprint 18.00 TOTAL $ 124. 44 INSURANCE Kendall Ins. $ 30,536.88 Liberty Ins. 13,052.00 NH Medical Malpractice Assn. 664.00 TOTAL $ 44,252.88 BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD Blue Cross/Blue Shield $ 8,493.00 29 HEALTH DEPARTMENT C. Logan, Health Officer $ 186.36 OASI 13.16 TOTAL $ 199.52 VITAL STATISTICS Isabelle H. Eldridge $ 105.50 ELECTION AND REGISTRATION EXPENSES V. Banks - Wages $ 100.00 A. Thistle - Wages 80.00 Mileage 10,80 E. Thistle - Wages 90.00 D. Current, Moderator 70.00 Mileage 10.80 E. Giampa - Wages 80.00 S. Veno - Wages 80.00 E. Ramsey - Wages 80.00 OASI 47.93 G. Tanner - Wages 100.00 TOTAL $ 753.41 Mileage 3. 60 Postage . 28 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT D. Current - postage $ 21.71 Foster 1 s Daily Democrat 21.00 TOTAL $ 42.71 POLICE DEPARTMENT W. Canney, Salary $17,142.90 AT&T $ 35.80 Exp. & Tel. 1,231.73 Agway Petroleum 3,353.48 M. Appleton, Wages 1,920.00 Brock's Plywood 58.36 Supplies 33.08 Criminal Invest. 15.00 J. Bean - Wages 27.50 Cutting's Uphol. 133.00 G. Bellmare - Wages 3,498.75 T. Drew - signs 73.00 Mileage 605.80 Driver's Lie. Guide 63.70 f P e D Ambroise-Wages 40.00 Equity Publishing 135.40 Mileage 20.00 Fosters Daily Dem 32.70 L. R. Dore - Wages 478.50 Germon's Garage 78.28 K. Ellis - Wages 118.75 Gillmore Group Pub. 68.00 C.Gulliford, Dog Off. 1,493.94 Global Auto Parts 35.00 expenses 87.50 Hebert's Garage 282.50 A. Huckins - Wages 4,775.25 ICMA Publications 60.65 Mileage 96.00 K-Mart-Typewriter 184.00 T. Merrill - Wages 55.00 Labrie's 40.50 R. Snyder - Wages 627.00 Lakeside True Value 23.22 International Assn. Police Chiefs 16.45 Lebanon Emergency Lighting 1,714.00 Lynprint 158.00 MAD House 2.00 Meaders 69.03 Millie's Guns 287.60 Milton Garage 966. 18 Milton Hardware 12.81 30 Nat'l Assn. Chiefs of Police $ 60.00 NE Barricade 208,41 Neptune 159.50 New England Telephone 1,293.64 NH Assn. Chiefs of Police 10.00 NH Bar Assn. 50,00 NH Retirement 1,943,81 NHSPCA 23.00 NJ Auto 20,00 R. Nowill - saw 25,00 Postmaster 95,00 Professional Forms 36.90 Rochester Police Dept. 12.00 Richard Sherburne 573.48 Shotgun News 15,00 Strafford Communications 221,48 Star Lumber - supplies 451.52 State of NH - repairs & supplies 48,58 Station Distributing House 6,00 Trophy Reloading 61,32 Village Printer 88.15 Wakefield St. Car Wash 30.00 OASI 813.68 TOTAL $ 46,396.83 FIRE DEPARTMENT J. L. Gilman, Chief $ 1,209.50 Telephone 179.75 Mileage 77.25 Permits 115.00 J. G. Gilman - Services 25.00 Permits 21,50 H. Smith - Services 20.00 Permits 8,00 FIREFIGHTERS J. Barrett $523.00 B. Liberi $ 290.50 S. Berry 253.00 J..A. Lucier 465.50 R. Bourdeau 543.00 J. M. Lucier 163.00 G. Burke 10.00 R. Marsters 450.50 S„ Burrows 30,00 E. Mclntire 10,00 D. Cheney 10.00 J. McNally 233.00 P. Clement 35.00 R. Pearce 213.00 S. Cliche 7.50 P. Perkins 10.00 F. Davis 57.50 R, Perry 542. 50 J. Donlon 258.00 B. Phinney 210,50 A, Downs 335,50 N. Provencher 77,50 31 J. Downs $ 7. 50 J. Sanborn $ 225.50 C. Goodale 10. 00 R. Srnec 30.00 D. Gray 10. 00 B. S. Taatjes 198.00 K. Hall 570. 00 D. Taatjes 383.00 D. Haney 110. 00 M. Taatj es 17.50 K. Hoff 265. 50 R. Taatjes 90.50 E. Howard 198. 00 H. Tanner 40.00 C. Johnson 10. 00 S. Tompson 99.00 J. Katwick 20. 00 C. VanDoorn 5.00 M.Labrie 303. 00 M. Wheldon 55.00 Agway 2,596.26 AT&T 162. 25 J. Barrett - services 40.00 Bergeron Assoc. 940.31 P. Colbath - services 70.00 Community Mutual Aid 1.00 Concord Fire Extinguisher 20,00 Chas. DiPrizio & Sons 130.47 DiPrizio's Garage 645.58 A. Downs - services 28.45 K. Hoff - brooms 17.54 Lebanon Emergency Ltg. 205.85 McCallister Plowing 225.00 Milton Garage 94.75 Milton Hardware 409. 18 Milton Mills Fire Precinct 2,500.00 NE Telephone 3,145,24 Peerless Insurance 115. 15 Postmaster 13.00 Public Service of NH 715. 16 Robbins Auto Supply 79.08 Seacoast Fire Equipment 14.50 Signal Auto Supply 166.63 State of NH - tools 36.30 Strafford Communications 2,127.06 OASI 308.24 TOTAL $ 23,839.00* Expense due to Hurricane 1,628.85 AMBULANCE J.L. Gilman $280. 00 M. Labrie $ 117.50 R. Perry 350, 00 J..A.. Lucier 25.00 K. Hall 100. 00 J. M. Lucier 10.00 J. Barrett 567. 50 R. Marsters 332.50 M. Current 5. 00 B. Phinney 5.00 M. Currier 35. 00 R. Sanborn 120.00 32 S. Damon $ 35.00 B.S. Taatjes $ 5,00 A. Downs 30.00 C. Williams 80.00 J. Downs 75.00 Agway 296.89 T. Drew 15.00 All Welding 409.20 P. Edmands 135.00 Labrie's 33.65 M. Hebert 10.00 Milton Garage 23.25 K. Johnson 5.00 Red Cross 5.00 Benoit Medical Service 294. 90 P. Colbath - services 50.00 K. Hall - postage 26.55 State of N.H. - licenses 165.00 Strafford Communications 81.73 Village Printer 36.50 OASI 124. 97 TOTAL $ 3,885.14 LANDFILL K. Adjutant, Wages $ 40.20 R. Ferriss - Welding 151.00 R. Adj utant , Wage s 12,773.91 R. Lussier - Repairs 52.40 R. Corson, Wages 209.92 R. McPherson-Truck 624. 00 K. Ellis, Wages 370.00 C. Trafton - Truck 1,876.00 R. Rinnels, Wages 195.84 M. Williams - Fence 1,925.00 J. Barrett - Sand 2,689.20 Agway 625.86 J. Barrett - Truck 3,363.20 DiPrizio & Sons 12.25 D. Cheney - Truck 624.00 DiPrizio' s Garage 1,539.90 Evergreen Valley - Services 7,240.20 Foster's Daily Democrat 26.25 JP Chemical Co. 100. 00 L & S Equipment 1,450.00 Milton Garage 1, 102. 78 Milton Hardware 79.48 NH State - License 35.00 Signal Auto Supply 192.09 OASI 958.21 TOTAL $ i38,256.69 HIGHWAYS - SUMMER C.Williams,RoadAgentlO,872.30 $ J. Barrett - Sand $ 355.20 D. Barca, Wages 120.00 B. Plummer-Sand 88.00 R. Corson, Wages 9,434.25 C. Trafton- Backhoe 180.00 D. Elliott, Wages 112.50 M. Verville-Gravel 426.80 G. Horn, Wages 1,110.00 Agway 3,025.75 D. Maloney, Wages 48.75 All Welding 221.21 R. Runnels, Wages 8,309.92 ATT 89.11 R. Smith, Wages 71.25 Chadwick BaRoss 15.25 C. VanDoorn, Wages 120.00 DiPrizio & Son 66.95 D. Wall, Wages 120.00 Harty Sales 36.50 33 T. Westfall, Wages $ 347.50 Germons Garage $ 74.12 Lakeside True Value Hardware 4.49 Miller Welding - Supplies 176.33 Milton Garage 86.35 Milton Hardware 163. 11 Milton Water District 10.00 Municipal Sales 260. 20 NE Telephone 257. 23 NH Bituminous 10,202.06 Public Service of NH 179.25 Signal Auto 64.59 Taylor Rental Center 225.50 Tilcon 562.50 OASI 2,161.70 TOTAL $ 49,598.67 HIGHWAYS - WINTER C. Williams, Wages $8,592,79 R. Runnels, Wages 6,788.24 R. Corson, Wages 7,376.45 M. Williams, Wages 320.00 F. Davis, Wages 315.00 J. Barrett-Truck 387.20 K. Ellis, Wages 195.00 C. Trafton-Truck 98.00 C. Horn, Wages 37.50 Agway 8,751.04 G. Horn, Wages 1,379.88 All Welding 21.90 R. Pennell, Wages 30.00 AT & T 8.90 Chas. DiPrizio & Sons 29.90 DiPrizio' s Garage 310.79 Granite State Minerals 6,395.04 Miller Welding Supply 48.38 Milton Garage 164. 38 Milton Hardware 115.43 Municipal Sales 790.00 NE Telephone 177.78 N.H. Workman's Comp (Smith) 833.43 Public Service of NH 206. 64 Sanel Auto Parts 17.39 Signal Auto 51.56 Stuart Fasteners & Metal Products 36.23 Tilcon 153.45 OASI 1,764.82 TOTAL $ 45,397.12 GENERAL EXPENSES & EQUIPMENT DiPrizio GMC Trucks $ 138.57 Robbins Auto Parts 129. 12 DiPrizio Garage 3,497.07 Rt 11 Sports 78.50 John Grappone 120. 13 Sanel Auto Parts 60.11 James Harrison 3,000.00 Signal Auto Supply 365.74 Milton Hardware 59.92 E.W. Sleeper 107.02 34 Lakeside True Value Hardware $ 4.28 Lebanon Emergency Lighting 2,040.00 Raymond Lussier 107.50 Miller Welding Supply 202.45 Stuart Fasteners & Metal Products 123.62 Wolfe boro Auto Body 125.00 TOTAL $ 10,159.03 OILING C. Williams, Wages $329. 60 J. Barrett - Sand$ 144. 00 R. Corson, Wages 379.04 J. Barrett-Truck 251.20 G. Horn, Wages 120.00 J. Barrett-•Loader 315.00 R. Runnels, Wages 322.00 C. Trafton-Truck 156.00 E. Randall - Equipment 400. 00 Mystic Bituminous Products 11,569.49 OASI 81.11 TOTAL $ 14,067.44 STREET : LIGHTING Public Service of N.H. $ 18,044.05 LIBRARIES B. Smalley - Wages $ 1,001.00 R. Lumbard - Supplies, etc. 1,028.42 OASI 70.58 TOTAL $ 2,100.00 PATRIOTIC PURPOSES Oscar Moorehouse Post #61 (Memorial Day) $ 500.00 PARKS & RECREATION K. Ellis - Wages $ 1,282.00 R. Adjutant - Mower 130. 00 B & B Excavating 750.00 Colbath Equipment - Repairs 57.95 Collins Sport Shop 140.00 K. Ellis - Parts 10.80 Lakeside True Value Hardware 15.86 Meaders 27.59 Milton Garage 36.35 Milton Hardware 199.88 Northeast Fence 760.00 Public Service of NH 340. 32 Rochester Agway 71.86 Vt. Tennis Court Resurfacing 1,385.00 OASI 90.36 TOTAL $ 5,297.97 TOWN BEACH D. Barca, Wages $ 68.00 S. Strogen, Wages$ 78.00 J. Donlon, Wages 956.13 L. Ward, 'Wages 930. 00 35 P. Mollica, Wages $2,287.50 M. Wheldon, Wages $ 68.00 K. Pomeroy, Wages 1,258.00 E. York, Wages 30.00 K. Strogen, Life Gd. 2,492.00 AT & T 31.38 B & B Excavating 1,360.00 Bob's Sporting Shop - Trophies 27.68 Clement - Supplies 141. 50 Chas. DiPrizio 94.50 Donlan - hauling rubbish 200.00 Golden Scale 20.10 Goldenberg - gravel 784.00 Goulet Supply 43.20 Jefferson Printing 37.00 Lakeside True Value 49.25 Milton Garage 12.50 Milton Hardware 79.98 Milton Water District 55.00 NE Telephone 245.87 State of NH - Services 16.00 Public Service of NH 162.48 Recreation Equipment Co. 448.84 Red Cross 52.00 Rochester Agway 46.45 Simone & Associates - Stoves 348.14 OASI 575.88 TOTAL $ 12,999.38 CEMETERIES G. Banks - Services $ 601.36 HYDRANTS Milton Water District $ 2,200.00 DAMAGES & LEGAL EXPENSES Cooper, Hall, Whittum, Shillaber $ 804.50 TEMPORARY LOANS Farmington National & Savings Bank $ 400,000.00 INTEREST Farmington National & Savings Bank 6,902.0C REFUNDS P.Allard $ 96.91 D. Hopler 106. 76 J. Ball(Redeemed tax) 1,776.43 Hunt 10.00 Batchelder 20.04 D. Krugbaum 46.23 Baxter 12. 33 I. Loughlin 9.23 Bernard 17.71 E. Luby 640. 16 Boulanger 7.35 McClusky 15.38 K. Brown 35.85 McVicar 20.00 M. Cardinale 25.85 G. Murphy 35.84 36 D. Clough $ 12.47 Muse $ 15.41 J. Columbus' 5.00 O' Brien 23.12 V. Curry 161.57 B. Plummer 5.76 Damon 22.00 W. Sanborn 42.46 R. Duffy 198.92 R. Scagliotti 9.60 Eastman 1,233.28 Schwartz 736.92 J. Elliott 456.66 A. Susmann 31.99 J. Elliott 5.30 Thibodeau 15.37 E. Emerson 415.57 D. Thorill-yield tax 1,032.41 B. Ferguson 34,82 C. Tirrell 62.65 D. Frank 94.76 S. Weeks 54.14 P. Fuller 53.38 J. Whiting 42.27 D. Grassie 42.26 J. Wholey 134. 97 D. Hayes 15.30 Worster 12.33 J. Hayes 15.36 F. Zimnoch 25.39 P. Hayes 142. 75 TOTAL $ 8,030.46 PRECINCTS Milton Water District $ 9,285.00 Milton Mills Fire District 2,027.85** Milton Mills Fire District 500.00* MM Fire District (Insurance) 115. 15 *500.00 towards 1986 budget **plus $2,500 from Milton Fire Dept. budget ** $1,018.85 expenses due to hurricane STRAFFORD COUNTY $ 166,009.00 STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Marriage Licenses $ 403.00 Dog Licenses 177.00 OASI Fund 20.89 TOTAL $ 600,89 TAXES BOUGHT BY TOWN Betty J. Hoff, Tax Collector $ 123,047.01 SCHOOLS D. Phillips, Treas. 1984-1985 $ 555,660.00 D. Phillips, Treas. 1985-1986 550,000.00 TOTAL $1, 105,660,00 SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS Carri-Plodzik-Sanderson - Audit $ 4,500.00 Durgin Associates - Survey 100. 00 R. C. Hazelton - Loader Repairs 7,247.77 Guardian Life Ins. - Police Chief 650,00 J. Harrison - Highway Truck 10,000,00 Peirce Ford - Ambulance 119.75 Professional, Inc. - Ambulance 24,500.00 Rural District Health Council 7,907.25 37 Strafford Communications - Ambulance $ 1,029.00 Strafford Communications - Repeater 4,900.00 Strafford County Community Action 4,000.00 Strafford County Dispatch 2,750.00 Strafford Regional Planning 10,971.00 MILTON FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Report of 1985 RECEIPTS Balance in Bank January 1, 1985 $ 368.09 Cash in Library 1.65 Cash on Hand 22.53 Refunds 153.45 Gifts 200.00 Appropriation 2,100.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $2,845.72 DISBURSEMENTS Books and Magazines $ 393.11 Public Service 83.11 Fuel 178.00 Janitor 160.00 Supplies 47.63 Librarian's Salary 1,001.00 O. A. S. I. 70.58 Bank Charges 34.58 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $1,968.01 Balance in Bank January 1, 1986 $ 858.37 Cash in Library 1.65 Cash on Hand 17.69 Disbursements 1,968.01 $2,845.72 Respectfully submitted, ROBERT LUMBARD Treasurer of Trustees 38 TOWN CLERK'S REPORT 1985 MOTOR VEHICLE PERMITS Motor Vehicle Registrations issued in 1985 $116,246.00 PAID TREASURER $116,246.00 DOGS Received from Dog Licenses (1984) $ 74.70 Paid Isabelle H. Eldridge, fees (1984) 2.50 PAID TREASURER T 72.20 Received from Dog Licenses (1985) $ 2,389.70 Paid Isabelle H. Eldridge, fees (1985) 212.00 PAID TREASURER $ 2,177.70 Received from Dog Penalties $ 50.00 PAID TREASURER $ 50.00 FILING FEES Received from Filing Fees (Town Meeting) $ 11.00 PAID TREASURER $ 11.00 MARRIAGE LICENSE FEES Marriage Licenses (32) @ $13.00 $ 416.00 PAID TREASURER $ 416.00 BOATS Received from Boat Taxes $ 284.70 PAID TREASURER $ 284.70 Received from Boat Registrations $ 446.00 PAID NEW HAMPSHIRE DIV. OF MOTOR VEHICLES $ 446.00 ISABELLE H. ELDRIDGE Town Clerk SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATION TAX YEAR 1985 Description Valuation Land before Current Use $21,294,950.00 Land after Current Use 18,375,900.00 Buildings 29,297,300.00 Electric 889,300.00 TOTAL VALUATION BEFORE EXEMPTIONS 48,562,500.00 Blind Exemption 12,300.00 Elderly Exemption 1,029,475.00 NET VALUATION ON WHICH TAX RATE IS COMPUTED $47,520,725.00 39 REPORT OF THE TAX COLLECTOR SUMMARY OF WARRANTS PROPERTY, RESIDENT AND YIELD TAXES LEVY OF 1985 PR Taxes Committed to Collector: Property Taxes $1,461,990.39 Resident Taxes 17,210.00 National Bank Stock .13 Yield Taxes 9,198.16 Added Taxes: Property Taxes 9,681.94 Resident Taxes 1,600.00 Overpayments: a/c Property Taxes 1,474.61 a/c Resident Taxes 20.00 Yield Tax 1,032.41 Interest Collected on Delinquent Property Taxes: 2,258.96 Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes: 55.00 TOTAL DEBITS $1,,504,521.60 CR Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal Year: Property Taxes $1, 181,553.24 Resident Taxes 15,140.00 National Bank Stock Taxes .13 Yield Taxes 9,851.49 Interest Collected During Year 2,258.96 Penalties on Resident Taxes 55.00 Uncollected Cash 837.12 Abatements Made During Year: Property Taxes 2,148.25 Uncollected Taxes - End of Fiscal Year: (As Per Collector's List) Property Taxes 288,668.33 Resident Taxes 3,630.00 Yield Taxes 379.08 TOTAL CREDITS $1, 504,521.60 LEVY OF 1984 PR Uncollected Taxes - Beginning of Fiscal Year: Property Taxes $ 281,771.94 Resident Taxes 3,015.00 Yield Taxes 2,745.31 40 Added Taxes: Resident Taxes 670.00 Overpayments: a/c Property Taxes 48.27 a/c Resident Taxes 20.00 Yield Tax 1,233.28 Interest Collected on Delinquent Property Taxes: 18,275.80 Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes: 216.00 TOTAL DEBITS $ 307,995.60 CR Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal Year: Property Taxes 180,305.76 Resident Taxes 2,150.00 Yield Taxes 3,908.59 Interest Collected During Year 18,275.80 Penalties on Resident- Taxes 216.00 Abatements Made During Year: Property Taxes 689.39 Resident Taxes 20.00 Yield Taxes 70.00 Uncollected Taxes - End of Fiscal Year: (As Per Collector's List) Property Taxes 825.06 Resident Taxes 1,535.00 TOTAL CREDITS $ 307,995.60 LEVY OF PRIOR YEARS PR Uncollected Taxes - Beginning of Fiscal Year: Property Taxes $ 4, 033. 79 Resident Taxes 5, 300. 00 Yield Taxes 4, 729. 68 Overpayments: a/c Property Taxes 30, 42 a/c Resident Taxes 20. 00 Interest Collected on Delinquent Property Taxes: 806. 01 Penalties Collected on Resident Taxes 17. 00 TOTAL DEBITS $, 14, 936. 90 CR Remittances to Treasurer During Fiscal Year : Property Taxes 1:,251. 21 Resident Taxes 220. 00 Yield Taxes 223. 54 Interest Collected During Year 806. 01 Penalties on Resident Taxes 17. 00 41 Abatements Made During Year: Resident Taxes 2,110,00 Uncollected Taxes - End of Fiscal Year (As Per Collector's List) Property Taxes 2,813.00 Resident Taxes 2,990.00 Yield Taxes 4,506.14 TOTAL CREDITS $ 14,936,90 TREASURER'S REPORT The effect of semi-annual tax collection continues to posi- tively impact our cash situation. Cash on hand December 31, 1985 was $328,000.00 as opposed to $213,000.00 the previous year. Last year our interest earned on cash reserves was $200.00 above our borrowing costs. This year that figure has grown to $8,000.00. In fact, last November and December we operated without any tax anticipation borrowing. The Tax Collector de- serves much of the credit for rapidly processing over $600,000.00 in receipts while we had large school and county payments to meet. The best thing that happened last year was out independent audit. Basically our financial record keeping system is a cumber- some "horse and buggy" type that we have to make go 60-70 miles per hour to meet the GAAP standards required with sewer project and community development block grant involving federal funds. For instance last year my sewer accounts were a lot of raw data. This year they are set up in an accounting format which meets EPA requirements. The audit procedure is not just a judgement on the veracity of reports, but a set of financial management recommendations. Before last year we had no place to go when we encountered problems. Revenue Adminis- tration used to help in this regard, but presently all they seem to do is set our tax rate. One problem arose this year and that has been the school districts difficulty in forecasting cash needs. They need some advice in this matter, but are not particularly disposed to receive it from me. Revenue Sharing December 6, 1985 $22,000.00 was paid into the Town's Gen- eral Fund from monies received from the U. S. Federal Revenue Sharing program. Our allocation for the present year is down to an expected $10,495.00. With expected further federal program cuts; this will probably be the program's last year. 42 Ira S. Knox (Durgin) Fund This year four payments were made from the Durgin Fund on authorization of the Board of Selectmen. $810.00 for three Nute students to attend a Future Business Leaders national con- ference; $500.00 was paid to NUte High School Olympics of the Mind; and two payments of $482.50 and $2,002.50 to Cartograph- ic Associates for work involved in up dating the town tax map. The Money Market account 900152 1 earned $6,754.09 during the year. Checking account #7804827 was closed transferring a $3,923.49 balance to the main money market account which at year's end had a balance of $89,594.65. The Durgin Fund has been growing faster than it is being used. Actually about $41,000.00 of the $89,000.00 represents the principal, more than half representing accrued interest. The auditors recommend spending down the surplus to better comply with the terms of the legacy. Capital Reserve Cruiser Fund December 20, 1984 a capital Reserve fund of $2,500.00 was established for the purpose of purchasing a cruiser for the po- lice. Until August 1, 1985 that account earned $114.78 in interest when the account was closed and transferred to the Trustees of Funds who hold all town reserve funds. Sewer Project Fund Phase II of the Milton Sewer Project has been completed for a total of $338,101.45. The revenues for such work come from Bond Anticipation Borrowing, EPA funding, and interest earned. We are presently carrying a $250,000.00 Bond Anticipa- tion Note with Bankeast which matures February 14, 1986. Design: Phase II Expenditures Architect & Engineering $313,450.00 E.C. Jordan Interest on Borrowing 14,054.45 Bankeast Phase I bill 8,800.00 Morgenroth Associates Legal and Fiscal 1,072.00 Cooper, Hall & Whittum Administrative Expense 725.00 Licenses, audit & office TOTAL $338,101.45 work Total receipts were from borrowings, EPA funding, and interest earnings for $342,277.34 leaving a balance of $4,175.89. At the time of this report contracts for the sewer and treatment plant are out for bid. It is anticipated that construc- tion on both will begin early this spring. It is quickly becoming apparent that this project is not only monstrously complex and expensive, but will tax our collective patience to see the project through. Respectfully submitted, VICTOR JOOS, Jr. Treasurer 43 FINANCIAL REPORT ASSETS Cash: All funds in custody of Treasurer $328,789.64 Sewer Account 4,175.89 Capita] Reserve Funds: Police Cruiser 2,683.14 Accounts due the Town: Elderly Lien 1,270.57 Milton Mills Fire District 500.00 Unredeemed Taxes: 1984 81,451.26 1983 27,023.80 Previous Years 1,442.22 Uncollected Taxes: 1985 288,668.33 1984 825.06 Previous Years 2,813.00 TOTAL ASSETS $739,642.91 LIABILITIES Accounts Owed by the Town: Bills Outstanding $ 3,005.98 Balance in Survey & Tax Revision Account 4,900.00 Sewer Fund 276.90 Yield Tax Deposits in Escrow Account 3,367.00 Due the School 620,059.00 Lien for Elderly 1,270.57 Capital Reserve Fund: Police Cruiser 2,683.14 TOTAL LIABILITIES $635,562.59 Fund Balance - Current Surplus 104,080.32 GRAND TOTAL $739,642.91 44 MILTON WATER DISTRICT WARRANT To the Inhabitants of the Milton Water District, qualified to vote in the affairs of the District: You are hereby notified to meet in the American Legion Hall, in the said District, Saturday the 22nd of March, 1986, at seven o f clock (7:00) in the evening to act on the following articles: 1. To choose a Moderator for the ensuing year. 2. To choose a clerk for the ensuing year. 3. To choose a Commissioner for the ensuing three years. 4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year. 5. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate five thousand five hundred fifty five dollars and fifty-six cents ($5,555.56) to pay notes and interest. 6. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate ten thousand dollars ($10,000) for a Sewerage Installment Pro- ject. 7. To determine the salaries, wages and other compensation and allowances for all persons serving the District and pass any vote relative thereto. 8. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate twenty-six thousand five hundred sixty dollars ($26,500.00) for the operation of the District as follows: A. Officers' Salaries $ 1,080.00 B. Officers' Expenses 500.00 C. Pump House 14,000.00 D. General Maintenance 4,480.00 E. Precinct Building 1,500.00 F. Equipment Maintenance 1,000.00 G. General Expenses 4,000.00 TOTAL $26,560.00 9. To authorize the Commissioners to hire on notes and in- terest of the District a sum of money necessary to pay current expenses in anticipation of taxes of 1986 and pass 45 any vote or votes relative thereto. 10. To hear reports of committees and take any action relative thereto. 11. To transact any other business that may legally come be- for said meeting. Given under our hands and seal this 5th day of February, 1986. A true copy of Warrant—Attest: JAMES BARRETT SCOTT TAATJES JAMES SANBORN 1986 BUDGET OF THE MILTON WATER DISTRICT Commissioner's Expenditures Budget Appropriations or Expenditures Prior Year Current Year Officers' Salaries $ 1,080.00 $ 1,080.00 Officers' Expenses 321.20 500.00 Pump House 10,946.88 14,000.00 General Maintenance 1,985.99 4.480.00 Precinct Building 1,066.16 1,500.00 Private Accounts 1,258.00 Equipment Maintenance 204.60 1,000.00 General Expenses 6,269.69 4,000.00 Sewerage Installation Project 10,000.00 *Hydrant Valve and Parts 1,194.00 *Generator and Lights 1,000.00 ^Relocate Telemeter 500.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS OR EXPENDITURES $ 25,826.52 $ 36,560.00 ^Encumbered Actual Estimated Revenue Revenue Sources of R evenues and Credits Prior Year Current Yea] Surplus Available to Reduce Precinct Taxes $ 16,844.54 $ 12,899.74 Hydrant Rentals 2,200.00 2,200.00 Water Rents 9,583.33 Private Accounts 225.00 Interest 153.55 State Business Tax 3,296.40 3,000.00 Total Rev. Except Precinct Taxes $ 32,302.82 $ 18,099.74 46 WATER DISTRICT FINANCIAL REPORT This is to certify that the information contained in this report was taken from official records and is complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Kathleen M. Taatjes February 5,1986 Treasurer BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Cash on Hand $ 12,899.74 From Others: Uncollected Water Rents 2,014.48 Uncollected Private Accounts 490.02 Total Assets $ 15,404.24 GRAND TOTAL $ 15,404.24 LIABILITIES Bills Owed by Precinct Generator $ 1,000.00 Hydrant 1,194.00 Telemeter System 500.00 Total Liabilities $ 2,694.00 Excess of Assets over Liabilities $ 12,710.24 GRAND TOTAL $ 15,404.24 RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS RECEIPTS Current Revenues: From Taxes $ 9,285.00 State Business Tax 3,296.40 From Fees and Rentals: Hydrants 2,200.00 Water 9,583.33 Private Accounts 225.00 From Other Sources: Interest 153.55 Cash on Hand Beginning of Year 16,844.54 GRAND TOTAL $ 41,587.82 PAYMENTS Current Maintenance Expenses: Officers' Salaries $ 1,080.00 Officers' Expenses 321.20 Pump House 10,946.88 General Maintenance 1,985.99 Precinct Building 1,066.16 Equipment Maintenance 204.60 General Expenses 6,269.69 Private Accounts 225.00 Payment on Notes 4,850.00 Interest Paid 705.56 Cash on Hand End of Year 12,899.74 GRAND TOTAL $ 40,544.82 47 SCHEDULE OF PRECINCT PROPERTY Water Supply $ 10,000.00 Storage Supply 50,000.00 Distribution of Main 140,000.00 Precinct Building and Land 20,000.00 Customer Service 21,000.00 Hydrants 44,000.00 New Pumping Station and Equipment 72,000.00 General Equipment 8,200.00 Old Pump House 3,500.00 TOTAL VALUATION $368,700.00 MILTON WATER DISTRICT COLLECTOR'S REPORT YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1985 Total Water Rents Collected $9,583.33 Total Private Accounts Collected 225.00 Total Interest Collected 153.55 Collected From All Sources $9,961.88 ASSETS Uncollected Water Rents: Year 1982 $ 55.02 Year 1983 223.29 Year 1984 726.67 Year 1985 1,009.50 TOTAL $2,014.48 Uncollected Private Accounts 490.02 TOTAL ASSETS $2,504.50 Respectfully Submitted, DOROTHY PAEY Collector 48 MILTON POLICE REPORT The Police Department would like to thank the residents for their help and cooperation in 1985. I would like to thank all department personnel for their assist- ance this past year. I am looking forward to serving the town in the future. WILLIAM M. CANNEY Chief of Police 1985 MILTON POLICE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY Cruiser Mileage for year 35,003.3 Accidents 102 Court Summons 134 Veh f s off road 10 Broken Down: OHRV 1 Attempted Aggravated Alarms 38 Assault 1 Arrests 30 Bald Tires 5 Arson (boat piers) 2 Disobeying Officer 1 Attempted Suicides 1 Driving to Endanger 2 Burglary s 33 Driving w/ no lights 2 Criminal Investigations 10 Eye Protection M/C 2 Criminal Mischief 59 Failed to Yield 2 D. E. Tags 11 Failure to Stop 1 Domestic Disturbances 10 Lease Law 1 D.W.I. 6 License Required 10 Fraud 1 Livestock Trespass 2 Incidents 89 Outdated Sticker 26 MV Complaints 5 Pass on Right 1 MV Thefts 3 Plate Misuse 3 MV Warnings 28 Reckless Operation 1 Other Dept. f s Assist 35 Solid/Yellow Line 6 Petitions Served 17 Speed by Radar 30 Pistol Permits 63 Stop Sign 15 Plates Lost/Stolen 1 Town Ord. #474 1 Plates Recovered 2 Town Ord. #869 4 Public Assist 51 Under Suspension 1 Radar Warnings 37 Uninspected 9 Recovered Property 40 Unregistered 8 Runaways /Missing Persons 4 Suicides 2 Thefts 37 49 JUVENILE OFFICER REPORT 1985 New Juvenile Petitions 25 Old Juvenile Petitions follow ups 12 Assist other Departments (Juvenile work) 9 Domestic Complaints Answered 17 Assist Chief with Adult Calls 300 hrs. Educational Talks 5 Respectfully submitted, GARY A. BELLMARE Juvenile Officer ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER'S REPORT Thanks to all who made this department a total success in 1985. Looking forward to T 86. Animal Control Officers Report Miles Traveled: 1285 approx. Calls Dispatch 203 Calls Police Department 261 Dogs to pound 30 Cats to pound 3 Strays 43 Cruelty calls 2 Lost dog calls 36 Cat calls 4 Strays returned to owner 18 Fines imposed 8 Summons to court 1 Summons broken down as follows: Dogs running deer 4 Warnings 39 Respectfully submitted CALVIN GULLIFORD Animal Control Officer 50 REPORT OF TOWN FOREST FIRE WARDEN AND STATE FOREST RANGER Between July, 1984 and June, 1985, we experienced more for- est fires throughout our state than in any year in the last 50. Two of the leading causes of the 1, 605 fires were children and fires kin- dled without written permission of a Forest Fire Warden. Both causes are preventable, but only with your help. Please help our town and state forest fire officials with forest fire prevention. Contact your Forest Fire Warden for more infor- mation. Enforcement of a state timber harvest regulation is the respon- sibility of State Forestry officials. Our state has excellent timber harvest regulations; however, your assistance is needed. If you know of a logging operation and suspect a state timber harvest law may be violated, call your Forest Fire Warden. If you own forest land, you will become responsible for the tim- ber tax payment starting April 1, 1986. This is a change in the Timber Tax Law that will impact all forest landowners. Contact your Board of Selectmen for timber tax forms. FOREST FIRE STATISTICS - 1985 State District Town Number Fires 1,605 254 26 Acres Burned 1,580 109 3/4 5.5 Cost of Suppression $246,017 MILTON FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT 1985 The Milton Fire Department made the following calls in 1985: Brush Fire 12 Dump Fire 2 Chimney Fire 11 Transformer Fire Traffic Accident 8 Wood Stove Fire Grass Fire 6 Skidder Fire Car Fire 5 Electrical Fire Woods Fire 4 Cat in Tree Burn Without Permit 4 False Alarm 2 Smoke in Building 3 Mutual Aid (Farmington) 5 Partition Fire 3 Mutual Aid (Rochester) 2 Wires Down 3 Mutual Aid (Union) 2 Structure Fire 2 Mutual Aid (Middleton) 2 Alarm Activation 2 Mutual Aid (W. Lebanon) 1 Flooded Oil Burner 2 Mutual Aid (Acton) 1 TOTAL 87 51 Once again I wish to thank the members of the Milton Fire De- partment for their hard work and determination in making the de- partment one of the better departments in the area. Through their dedication, the use of the pagers and the new repeater, the depart- ment has become even more effective and response times have been kept to a minimum. I would also like to thank the auxiliary for their continued support. Respectfully submitted, JOHN L. GILMAN Chief MILTON EMERGENCY AMBULANCE REPORT 1985 The Milton Ambulance made the following calls in 1985: House Calls Traffic Accidents Total 1st Quarter 22 5 27 2nd Quarter 20 7 27 3rd Quarter 36 7 43 4th Quarter 23 6 29 Total Year 101 25 126 Called but not needed 8 TOTAL CALLS 134 Frisbee Hospital (Rochester) 117 Huggins Hospital (Wolfeboro) 5 Wentworth- Douglass (Dover) 4 Once again I wish to thank all of the members of the Milton Ambulance Corp for their continued efforts, volunteer hours and hard work for the improvement of the Corp. A special thanks to the auxiliary and to those individuals who volunteer a day each week to insure that a crew is available for a given call and if not that an al- ternate ambulance is called. Respectfully submitted, JOHN L. GILMAN Director KENNETH HALL Clerk 52 WARRANT OF THE MILTON MILLS FIRE DISTRICT MODERATOR Richard Rodrique CLERK Harold Toy TREASURER Brenda Toy COMMISSIONERS Warren Swope Ted Westfall Robert Lumbard To the Inhabitants of the Milton Mills Fire District, in the Town of Milton qualified to vote in District affairs: You are hereby notified to meet in the Fire House in said Dis- trict on Saturday the 15th of March, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. to acton the following: 1. To choose a Moderator for the following year. 2. To choose a Clerk for the following year. 3. To choose a Treasurer for the following year. 4. To choose a Commissioner for the ensuing three years. 5. To see what sum of money the District will vote to pay the Chief, the Assistant Chief, the Engineers, and the Fire- men in addition to the amount allowed by law, and the rate of pay to the aforementioned men while fighting fires in the District, in the Town, in the surrounding Towns and to pass any vote relative thereto. 6. To see if the District will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money not to exceed ($12, 145. 00) Twelve Thou- sand One Hundred Forty Five Dollars to pay the operating expenses for the ensuing year and to pass any vote or votes relative thereto. 7. To see if the District will vote to authorize the Commiss- ioners to borrow on notes of the District if necessary in anticipation of 1986 taxes. 53 8. To transact any other business that may legally come be- fore this meeting. WARREN SWOPE TED WESTFALL ROBERT LUMBARD Commissioners Given under our hand and seal at Milton Mills, N.H. on this 30th day of January 1986. WARREN SWOPE TED WESTFALL ROBERT LUMBARD Commisioners 54 1986 BUDGET OF THE MILTON MILLS FIRE DISTRICT Actual Commissioner 1 s Expenditures Budget Appropriations or Expenditures Prior Year Current Year Gas and Supplies $ 471. 15 $ 450.00 Truck Service 789.20 350.00 Payroll 3,611.21 4,000.00 Electricity 211. 12 250.00 Telephone 370.27 400.00 Fuel Oil 1,661.47 1,500.00 Insurance 30.00 30.00 Bank Charges 9.87 10.00 Treasurer Salary 50.00 100.00 Equipment Repair 528.08 500.00 Labor 85.00 Furnance Maintenance 96.30 50.00 Postage 3.24 5.00 Capital Outlay - Equipment 304. 16 4,000.00 Short Term Loan 500.00 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS OR EXPENDITURES $8,221.07 $12,145.00 Actual Estimated Revenue Revenue Source of Revenues and Credits Prior Year Current Year Business Profit Tax $ 464. 94 $ 400.00 Gifts 100.00 Service Outside District 2,555.00 2,500.00 Short Term Loan 500.00 TOTAL REVENUES EXCEPT PRECINCT TAXES $3,619.94 $ 2,900.00 Amount to be Raised by Precinct Taxes 9,245.00 TOTAL REVENUES AND PRECINCT TAXES $12, 145. 00 55 FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE MILTON MILLS FIRE DISTRICT BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Cash on Hand: General Fund, January 1, 1985 $ 2,622.29 LIABILITIES Bills Owed by Precinct: Short Term Loan $ 500.00 RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS RECEIPTS Current Revenues: From Taxes: District Taxes $ 2,027.85 Business Profits Tax 464. 94 From Other Sources: Services Outside District 2,555.00 Gifts 100.00 Short Term Loan 500.00 Total Receipts $ 5,647.79 Cash on Hand Beginning of Year 2,622.29 GRAND TOTAL $ 8,270.08 PAYMENTS Current Maintenance Expenses: Equipment $ 304. 16 Gas and Supplies 471. 15 Truck Service 789.20 Payroll 3,611.21 Electricity 211. 12 Telephone 370.27 Fuel Oil 1,661.47 Insurance 30.00 Bank Charges 9.87 Treasurer Salary 50.00 Equipment Repair 528.08 Labor 85.00 Furnace Maintenance 96.30 Postage 3.24 TOTAL PAYMENTS $ 8,221.07 Cash on Hand End of Year 49.01 GRAND TOTAL $ 8,270.08 56 MILTON MILLS FIRE DISTRICT REPORT OF THE TREASURER Balance January 1, 1985 $2,622.29 Receipts: District Taxes $2,027.85 Business Profit Tax 464. 94 Services Outside the District 2,555.00 Gifts 100.00 Short Term Loan 500.00 Total Receipts 5,647.79 TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $8,270.08 Expenditures: Equipment $ 304. 16 Gas & Supplies 471. 15 Truck Service 789.20 Payroll 3,611.21 PSNH 211. 12 Telephone 370.27 Fuel Oil 1,661.47 Insurance 30.00 Bank Charges 9.87 Treasurer's Salary 50.00 Equipment Repair 528.08 Labor 85.00 Furnace Maintenance 96.30 Postage 3.24 Total Expenditures $8,221.07 Balance December 31, 1985 $ 49.01 BRENDA L. TOY Treasurer SCHEDULE OF PRECINCT PROPERTY 1969 Ford and Equipment $37,600.00 1959 Chevrolet and Equipment 25,000.00 1955 Ford and Equipment 5,000.00 TOTAL VALUATION $67,600.00 Town Owned Building 57 REPORT OF THE MILTON MILLS FIRE CHIEF To the Commissioners and Voters of the Milton Mills Fire Dist- rict, the following calls were answered. In District Out of District Chimney Fires A Standby Milton 7 Fallen Victim 1 Structure Fire Milton 1 Woods Fire 1 Structure Fire Acton 1 Electrical Fire 1 Recall Acton 1 Brush Fire 1 Roll Overs 2 TOTAL 10 Child Hurt 1 Smoke Investigation 2 Hurricane 1 Leaves Burning 1 Down Power Lines 1 Structure Fire 1 Recall Structure 1 TOTAL 18 TOTAL CALLS ANSWERED 28 I want to thank everyone for their cooperation in the past year Respectfully Submitted, HARRY R. SMITH, Sr. Chief RURAL DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL, INC. ANNUAL REPORT - 1985 The Rural District Health Council remains a certified home health agency providing skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupa- tional therapy, speech therapy, medical social services, home health aides and homemaker; a comprehensive Hospice program certified by Blue Cross/Blue Shield and G. E. Insurance. The staff has received additional training to provide Hi-Tech nursing in the homes which could include I. V. therapy and enteral feedings. Because of the DRG's (Diagnostic Related Groupings) in the hospital, patients are not admitted as frequently and hospital stays have been shortened. A 24 hr. answering service with a nurse available 24 hrs. a day, 7 days a week has been implemented with home visits made as indicated. An elderly maintenance health program funded in part by the State Council on Aging and the Rural District Health Council is pro- vided with 249 patients enrolled in this program, which includes health counseling, medications, monitoring blood pressure, diet teaching and blood testing of diabetes. 563 visits have been pro- 58 vided with 129 influenza shots given. The child health program has an enrollment of 588 children from ages 0-6 years. This program includes physical examinations, immunizations, growth and development, counseling with 56 refer- rals made to other community and state agencies. The program works closely with the school nurses. This year 59 school chil- dren received immunizations. There have been 1176 children seen at clinic with 761 home visits made. Within the dental program, funded in part by the Bureau of Dental Health and the Rural District Health Council, there were 299 children seen from the ages of 3-6 years. A bequest to the Council may be made to further the general purpose of the Rural District Health Council. In lieu of flowers, a memorial donation may be made in memory of a loved one. All gifts to the agency are income tax deductible. The Board of Direc- tors and staff want to thank the families of the following for naming memorial contributions in their names - Gerald Otis, Alice Katwick, Dorothy Regan, Albert Leighton, Karen Gilman, Alice Tufts, Thomas Davis, Forrest Drew and James Pierce. During the past year, the Council has made for your town 389 skilled nursing visits, 180 therapy visits, 62 home health aide visits, 20 homemaker hours. There have been 49 child health home visits and 93 child health clinic visits. Get to know us before you need us; when illness hits there's no place like home! For more information call the office at 37 No. Main St. , Farmington, N. H. - 755-2202. ARDALAHOULE, R.N. Executive Director BANKEAST TRUST COMPANY Agent for Nute Charitable Association Fiscal Year June 1, 1984 to May 31, 1985 SUMMARY OF INCOME ACCOUNT & INVESTED INCOME ACCOUNT 6/01/84 Balance of Income on Hand at Beginning of Fiscal Year $10, 064.22 Total Income Received during Fiscal Year 13,922. 95 $24,007.17 Less Disbursements: Paid to Individuals 3 9,350.00 Paid to BankEast Trust Co. - fee 1,279.49 Other Disbursements - State of New Hampshire - Filing Fee 75. 00 Total Disbursements for Fiscal Year $ 10,704.49 5/31/85 Income Balance on Hand at End of Fiscal Year $13,302.68 59 i H-> +•> 9 LO LO 00 b- 00 00 CO C3 ^ o o O © O CM o lo CM o o © © 00 CM CO o b- CO CO o tH CO tH CM CO i— rH r-l CM O O o o « © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © O © © b- (Si b- © b- © © © LO © © © © © © CD © © 00 CO oo © co b- © LO b- © © © © LO © © © rH © rH © TH b- © CM co © LO © LO CM LO © © rH LO LO CO © © rH CM © 00 © b- b- < C3 © © © © © © © rH © CM CO CM b- © © 00 © rH rH rH rH tH rH LO rH rH rH o 1fr to © © © CM LO © 00 LO 00 00 © CM © © © © CO o © © © CO b- © 00 LO © CO © b- © © tH < © © © 00 © CO* © TH tH © LO CM © LO 00 CM © © CM © CM © CM © © © © © © 00 © © © © rH © © CM © 00 CO LO rH © rH CM © CM CD O o © © © © © © © © © © b- 00 LO rH © TH © rH rH TH rH < 10 «/> m- m- O h CO w © LO 00 CM L> © 00 -*i LO .00 © .00 © CO © LO LO CO © M N w O ^ J © © b- CM CM CM « co < < ^fc£e£&s £R © CO LO © LO LO LO © to t» LO tH tH © < H < CM rH © rH U U w H-l Hr-l a rj « a I <^ W CO U CO w LO PQ PQ <» >^ CO . oo co o • • 03 Co K H h Q Q ^ 2 5 O O r-5 r-5 u pq > > CD CO < R a 6 § % K CO CD U rH C S CO B C3 C3 O O O DO to to ffi ffi CO < U W 1 CD I > TJ TJ TJ 73 « So CD Q) 0) CD H co n h J fr to to to W CO CO > © © © © © © ©©©©©©©©© < ft © © © © © © ©©©©©©©©© • • • • • CO © © © © © © ©©©©©©©©© CD © © © © © LO©LO©©©©©© © © © © © © rHCMCMCMCMCMCOCMCO © © © © © CO 60 tH CD O O b- CO CO rH rH CO CO o t> T|* CO* LO LO 00 GO 00 00 00 O o O o o o O O oO O o o O oO o oO oO • • • • • • • ©* ©* o o 00 00 o O oo 00 © © © o o lo b- © 1 1 o O O o LO LO o O o LO LO o O 00 00 o 00 00 LO O O o Ci c> o o o 05 © I> b- © CO b- © CD • • • • • • • • i 1 o o O o LO o © LO O LO o O O 00 00 O 00 00 LO o O 00 C5 CO o Tfr< 00 © CO b- fc- © CD t> C75 CO • • • • • CO tH O LO C5 CO o o LO © CO LO LO CD CXI LO CD (M Tj< CO T^ rH CQ rM O O O O O O O b- • • • • o o o LO r-i Od CO 61 DANIEL AND GENEVA LOCKHART TRUST FUND - 1985 Established in December, 1981. A private Trust with the purpose of applying income from the Lockhart estate to assist in funding projects for the betterment of the Milton Community. Specifically included (1) care and disposition of homeless cats, dogs and othe domesticated animals; (2) maintenance and/or beautification witr flowers and shrubs of the public parks and recreation areas of the Town;(3) other projects deemed worthy by the Trustees. Annually an appropriate amount of income is added to the Trust': principal to prevent "watering down" of the assets through infla- tion. In CY 1985, the Trustees of the Lockhart Trust disbursed funds ir the amounts shown below. $ 200.00 Membership Children's Museum, Portsmouth. Benefit thc| Children of Milton 1,116.58 Copier and Supplies at Nute Library for use of the people of Milton. 75.00 Beatrice Morin - Food for last of Lockhart Cats. 835.45 Balance for Milton Recreation Department Toilel Buildings at new ball field (Lockhart Memorial Field) 1,120.00 Cocheco Valley Humane Society, Bills for Town oi Milton for care of stray cats and dogs. 1,000.00 Tenneriffe Sports Club - Benefit Building Fund foi Community use. 250.00 Milton Mills Animal Protection Society, Inc. $4,597.03 Trustees: EDWIN K. BOGGS, JR. BLAKE B. BOOTH MIRIAM O. PLACE 62 I i to CO o CO «o CO LO LO o CO CO OS 14H ©" o CO QO 00 u CM CM CO to o T) cd CO CO CO q cu S w r^ cm" co & m- vs- & Vi- na o © CM CM CO © © © CU to © © © O LO LO © © £ LO LO rH rH LO LO © ©" CU £ ^ LO CM CM © © CO CO T3 CO ft In Bl o l> L- CM CM CO CO cu X 3 CD c3 0) >h 4-J W Q CM CM rh jj rH rH CM co OJJ 1 <=»• 13 u cu H co CO CO CO CM © © & lO LO CO oo LO CO CO 00 hn o OS 00 00 fa .5 h © d © © © £ u o o rH © © © © CM 8, u cd 00 oo LO CM CM LO o B CD 3 N Q >H co © o CO rH CM «H f) ^3 10 © © © CO 00 n> CU CO © © © t— t~ u'H 'Fl o cd ©' • • H cu CO © "tf rH © o £3 05 rH rH LO o LO T3 * © © 00 LO © © © CO LO T3 O © W o as CM CM t> s © 00 CM q CM cu €r> €« ^3- €r> €© H cu H CO i— a, ^H r-1 " © © © © © OO 00 S u < 73 © © O o © CO i o W CO -2 o rH © © © © © CU J LO LO rH rH Q u © © © © CO >, £ I— CM CM CN 1- © © CO y. 0) J Q fc Ph of CM CO * § U rH W w- Vir Cfir CfJ" * P Ph Sh k cu bo CM © © © 00 00 © © © © © co CO © o © © © © © © © © f-» a cu % h a 5 rt CO* CO © © © 00 00 © © © © © « © © © t~ t*- © © © .5 oo co CM CM -i_> cu 00 r* © © © © © © CO LO CO 00 LO LO rH co © © rH rH "8 < €© m- VS- €«- u .s CO T3 CU o CJ -t-> fa -t-> O co CO o a cu ^ B 3 *" c rH o U H id crj M-H T3 >> _H o q M c4 cu |3 rH .O to<*ftw cu cu _ fa tt UftUCU CD cd CU ft 5 ^H aCU bfl bO *2 w O A 1 to cov © ** rl M cu O K 3JH CJ H ft LO to lO 00 00 00 3 © CI "r! 63 1985 CEMETERY FUNDS REPORT *VE ?MEN'3 PRINCIPAL INTEREST American Telephone & Telegraph $ 108.00 NYNEX 409. 20 Prudential Bache (Trans, to A. G. Edwards) 42.02 Dominion Resources, Inc. 106. 76 Gulf States Utilities 123.00 Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund 411.37 Fidelity Puritan Fund 916.03 CD #2708 (Exp. 6-29-85) 480.96 CD #2711 (Exp. 7-17-85) 1,041.67 CD #2086 $ 30,000.00 1,285.63 CD #02 43 0501 5,000.00 648.93 CD #3013 5,000.00 550.00 CD #02 4300 4563 10,000.00 1,125.27 CD #956 728 25,000.00 2,581.16 *CD #959 322 15,000.00 1,074.37 *CD #959 653 12,975.73 719.58 CD #02 43 656 15,000.00 1,752.13 Savings Account #9935 233. 70 25.42 Money Market Acct. #900 436 6 8,984.95 399.03 Checking Account #712 704 1 134. 74 $127,329.12 $13,800.53 All stock certificates were sold in 1985. Receipts deposited in starred CD's and Money Market account. New Accounts: Lois Fogg $ 100. 00 Agnes Moynihan 200.00 Mary E. Nason 250.00 George A. Custeau 200.00 $ 750.00 Money Market Acct. #900 436 6: Balance on hand 12-31-84 $ 3,039.60 New Accounts 750.00 Interest on account 399.03 From CD #2708 10,000.00 Interest and stock sales 11,729.94 $25,918.57 64 Expended: Interest transferred to School Account $ 68.40 To Hayes Cem. Assoc, from Nute Fund 1,407.12 To purchase CD #2086 10,000.00 Flowers 669.00 Checks 4. 00 Caretakers 4,785.10 Balance on hand 12-31-85 8,984.95 $25,918.57 Checking Account #712 704 1: Balance 12-31-84 $ 172.68 From Account #9935 1,500.00 Interest from CD #02 43 656 2,000.00 Other interest 583.13 $4,255.81 Expended: Postage for state reports $ 3.22 Stone repairs 50.00 Flowers 1,390.50 Caretakers 2,437.35 DiPrizio & Dubois (Lover lot) 240.00 Balance 12-31-85 134. 74 $4,255.81 Savings Account #9935: Balance 12-31-84 $ 635.65 Interest on account 25.42 Interest from CD #2708 480.96 Interest from CD #2711 1,041.67 Interest from CD #3013 550.00 $2,733.70 Expended: To Money Market Account $1,000.00 To Checking Account 1,500.00 Balance 12-31-85 233. 70 $2,733.70 PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY 1985 Principal: Certificate of Deposit #020 956 729 $5, 000. 00 Farmington Money Market #900 730 5: Balance 12-31-84 $3,820.55 Int. CD #020 946 729 510.33 Int. Acct. 900 730 5 299.83 $4,630.71 65 Expenditures: Caretakers $ 680.00 Flowers (Wentworth) 45.00 Balance Acct. 900 730 5 12-31-85 3,905.71 $4,630.71 1985 SCHOOL FUNDS REPORT Investments Principal Dividends American Telephone & Telegraph $ 62.40 NYNEX 235.60 Prudential Bache (Trans, to A. G. Edwards)•ds) 35.66 Dominion Resources 87.04 Gulf States Utilities 85.28 Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund 324. 58 Fidelity Puritan Fund 812.88 CD 507121 (Exp. 3-21-85) 119.03 CD 2712 (Exp. 7-17-85) 1,041.67 Savings Acct. #9936 (Closed 7-16-85) 16.27 CD 3012 $ 6,000.00 659.98 CD 02-43-670 15,000.00 1,721.54 CD 956 727 25,000.00 2,348.77 Profile Fund One #01 85 550065 18,405.59 698.88 *CD 9596520 11,943.03 662.31 CD 042002087 30,000.00 1,285.63 *CD 959 321 20,000.00 1,432.49 $126,348.62 $11,630.01 All stock certificates were sold in 1985. Receipts deposited in starred CD's and Profile Fund One. Profile Fund One #01 85 550065 Balance on hand 12-31-84 $11,796.95 Interest on account 698.88 Other interest deposited 10,931. 13 From CD 507121 5,000.00 Receipts from stock sales 10,382.79 From Savings Account #9936 1,856.86 $40,666.61 Expenses : Paid to Milton School District $12,261.02 For CD #2087 10,000.00 Balance 12-31-85 18,405.59 $40,666.61 66 NUTE HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY FUND 1985 Principal: CD #21 506 797 (Exp. 2-2-85) $1, 000. 00 CD 16-901020 1, 000. 00 Checking Acct. #14 851 191 5 - BankEast: Balance 12-31-84 $ 167. 68 Interest CD #21-506-797 10. 95 Service Charge - April, May, June (6. 96) $ 171.67 Account closed 7-22-85 Profile Savings Acct. #02-21157: Deposit $ 171.67 Interest for 1985 4.30 Balance 12-31-85 $ 175.97 CRUISER CAPITAL RESERVE FUND 1985 Received from Treasurer 8-7-85 $2,614.78 Opened Money Market Acct. #901 101 6 Interest for 1985 68.36 Balance on hand 12-31-85 $2,683.14 SCHOOL DISTRICT CAPITAL RESERVE FUND 1985 Principal: CD #957 9950 $5,000.00 (Withdrawal requested by Rose Anna, District Bookkeeper 8-6-85. CD 957 9950 §5,000.00 Interest to 8-6-85 472.44 $5,472.44 Penalty for early withdrawal 136. 88 Check remitted to bookkeeper $5,335.56 67 SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY As of December 31, 1985 DESCRIPTION VALUE Town House, Land and Building $ 49,650.0C Selectmen's Office, Land and Building 10,950.0C Furniture and Equipment 8,000.0C Library, Land and Buildings 27,650.0C Furniture and Equipment 2,000.00 Police Department, Equipment 13,000.0C Fire Department, Lands and Buildings 111,350.0C Equipment 110,000.0C Highway Department, Lands and Buildings (Includes Landfill) 37 ,800.0C Equipment 100 ,000.0C Parks, Commons and Playgrounds 102 ,850.0C Schools, Lands and Buildings 1,533 ,000.0C Equipment 139 ,743.0C Town House Lot 17 ,100.0C Remick Lot 3 ,150.0C Town Farm Lot 41 ,150.0C K of P Lot 2 ,150.00 Tibbetts Lot 200.00 Ambulance and Equipment 30 ,000.00 Land - Church St. 7 ,800.00 Land - Piggott Hill 3 ,500.00 Land - Adams SD 700.00 Land - McKeagney Rd. 3 ,150.00 Land - Rt. 16B 5 ,150.00 Land - Willey Rd., MM 7 ,400.00 Land - N. Main St 10 ,550.00 Land - N. Main St 8 ,750.00 Land - E/S Rt. 16 8_,400.00 TOTAL $2,395,143.00 SUMMARY INVENTORY OF VALUATION TAX YEAR 1985 Description Valuation Land before Current Use $21,294,950.01 Land after Current Use 18,375,900.01 Buildings 29,297,300.01 Electric 889,300.01 TOTAL VALUATION BEFORE EXEMPTIONS $48,562,500.01 Blind Exemption 12,300.01 Elderly Exemption 1,029,475.0( NET VALUATION ON WHICH TAX RATE IS COMPUTED $47,520,725.01 68 1985 TAX YEAR INVENTORY OF TAXPAYERS Milton, New Hampshire Listed are the legal owners of property as of April 1, 1985. The assessed valua- tions are also of that date. The 1985 Tax Year extends from March 31, 1985 to March 31, 1986. NAME DESCRIPTION VALUE Ackley, Stephen C. & Mary B. L/B Main St. , MM 27,900 Adams, Agnes P. L/O Cross Rd. 7 900 Adams, Robert R. & Patricia R. L/B Willey Rd., MM 36 650 Addison, Albert C. & Jeanne L/O Nutes Ridge 16 400 Adjutant, Ronald H. & Susan E. L/B Charles St. 16 250 Adjutant, Ronald H. & Susan E. L/B Charles St. 6 600 Agri, Joseph M. & Patricia L/B 369 Milton Rd. 50 400 Agri, Joseph M. & Patricia L/B Rt. 16 39 150 Agri, Joseph M. & Patricia L/O Milton Rd. 8 000 Agri, Michael J. & Carol L/B Fogg Rd. 25 050 Ahearn, Pamela B. L/O Willey Rd. , MM 6, 050 Ahearn, Pamela B. L/B Willey Rd., MM 5 250 Aiello, Joseph & Elizabeth L/B 107 St. James Ave. 24 550 Aiken, Robert M. L/B Rt. 16 70 600 Ainsworth, Vincent J. B/O 48 Ted & Joan's Rd. 8 ,000 Albee, Everett S. L/B Western Ave. , MM 37 900 Allaire, Robert J. & Linda L. L/B Silver St. 38 ,150 Allard, Paul A. & Aileen L/B S. Main 41 ,650 Allard, Paul A. & Aileen l/b/mh 17 Old Wakefield Rd. 90 ,850 Allard, Paul A. & Aileen l/b/mh Old Wakefield Rd. 30 ,800 Almeter, John, Mary & William L/O W. Milton Rd. 5 ,850 Amazeen, Walter Est. L/O Middleton Rd. 6 ,950 Amazeen, Walter Est. L/O Middleton Rd. 41 ,050 Amazeen, Walter M. L/B Middleton Rd. 16 ,600 i American Technology Corp. L/O McKeagney Rd. 9 ,550 Anderson, Gregory L/O Thurston Rd. 500 Anderson, Irja L/B Plummers Ridge 36 ,200 Anderson, Irja l/o The Lane 14 ,100 Anderson, Leslie W. l/b/mh Elm St. 9 ,050 Anderson, Mark L/O Thurston Rd. 500 Anderson, Meredith L/O Thurston Rd. 4 ,300 Andes, Eugene B. & Ellen C. L/O Rt. 16B 9 ,600 Andes, Eugene B. & Ellen C. L/B Rt. 16B 95 ,400 Arigo, Mary L/B/MH Elm St. 15 ,350 Arkwell, Harold R. & Jean D. L/B Townhouse Rd. 18 ,250 Arling Family Partnership L/O 30 Northeast Pond 21 750 Arling Family Partnership L/O Lot 3 3, 450 Arling Family Partnership L/O Lot 5 3, 150 Arling Family Partnership L/O Northeast Pond 4 650 Arling Family Partnership l/o Northeast Pond 7 ,450 Arling, John l/o Northeast Pond 11 900 Arling, Richard N. L/B Northeast Pond 54 ,800 Arling, Richard N. L/O Northeast Pond 3 150 Arling, Stephen A. L/O Northeast Pond 3 400 Armstrong, Rita P. L/B Hare Rd. 35 900 Armstrong, Rita P. L/O Hare Rd. 4 400 Arnold, Robert & Pamela L/B Silver St. , W. Milton 76 300 Astbury, Lillian & Hatch, Everett l/b/mh Wolfeboro Rd. 24 750 Atkinson, Stanley & Eleanor B/O 47 Ted & Joan's Rd. 6 200 Aubert, David J. L/B Western Ave. , MM 37 700 Aubin, Lucien B/O 24 Micah Ter. 9 600 Avery, Emma P. L/B Charles St. 39 500 Avery, Robert & Briggs, Ruth L/O Silver St. 12 050 Ayer, Theodore H. L/B Willey Rd., MM 86 500 Ayer, Theodore H. L/O Willey Rd. , MM 12 950 1-A Ayer, Theodore H . L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 23, Bachand, Edward & Jeannette L/0 Ford Hill Rd. 8, Bacon, William & Lauri L/B Church St., MM 26, Bailey, Paul E. & Stephanie L/O Hare Rd. 2,< Baker, Harold A. Jr. & Penny J. L/B Silver St. 29, Baker, Harold A. Sr. & Jane B. L/B School St. , MM 37, Ball, Joan T. L/O N. St. James Ave. 31, Ball, Joan T. L/O Rocky Pt. 122, Ball, Joan T. L/O New Bridge Rd. /Micah Ter. 196, Ball, Joan T. L/O Depot Road 200, Ball, Joan T. L/O Lot 123 - New Bridge Rd. 7, Ball, Joan T. B/O 5 Lyman Rd. 14, Bal], Joan T\ B/O 6 New Bridge Rd. 4, Ball, Joan T. L/O W/ Micah Terrace 3, Ball, Joan T. B/O 3 New Bridge Rd. 12, Ball, Joan T. B/O 94 St. James Ave. 11, Bali, Joan T. L/B St. James A*ve. 207, Ball, Jean T. L/O Lakeside Dr. 60, BsD 5 Joan T, L/O Lyman Rd. 127, Ball, Joan T, L/O Lot 122 6, Ballou, Lawrence F. & Lucy L/B 46 Ted & Joan's Rd. 22, Balmforth, Edmund & Elizabeth L/B Little America 40, Bamford, Robert & Nancy L/B Governor's Rd. 41, Bamford, Robert & Nancy L/O Governor's Rd. 8, Banks, Alfred C» & Loretta M. L/B 25 Highland Ave., MM 34, Banks, Bruce L/B School St,, MM 6, Banks, George & Virginia L/B 12 Silver St. 35, Banks, George & Virginia L/B 12 Sliver St. Banks, George & Virginia L/O McKeagney Rd 6, Banks, George & Virginia L/O McKeagney Rd. 6, Banks, William G . L/B Rt. 75 55, Barca, John & Nancy L/B 17 Northeast Pond 49, Barnes, Harriett R. L/B S. Main 32, Baron, Valerie C L/O Governors Rd. 5, Barrett, Charles W. L/B Rt. 16B 52, Barrett, Charles w. L/O Rt. 16B 1, Barrett, Clarence & Mary Jean L/B 19 Northeast Pond 35, Barrett, James W. & Carole A. L/B Silver St. 41, Bassett, Elsie & Grela, Alice L/B Nutes Ridge 18, Bassett, Michael B/O 10 Lyman Rd. 22, Bassett, Robert C!. & Beverly J. L/B Charles St. 33, Baud, Robert & Grace M. L/B Governors Rd. 41, Bauer, Thomas & Carol L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 42, Beach, Wallace L . & Anita R. L/B Branch Rd. , MM 44, Beards-worth, Norman & Florence L/B 5 Little America 8, Behre, Joseph L/O Rochester Rd. 5, Behre, Judith L/O Rochester Rd. 4, Belleau, Ernest R . Jr. L/O off Rt. 16 4, Bellmare, Gary Ai. & Susan C. L/B Rt. 75 52, Beloin, Patrick G . & Barbara J. B/O Rocky Pt. Rd. 10, Benoit, Irving A. & Lucille M. L/B Plummers Ridge 69, Benoit, Irving A. & Lucille M. L/B 48 Ted & Joan's Rd. 23, Benoit, Irving A. & Lucille M. L/O Ted & Joan's Rd. 8, Benton, Barbara & Smith, Richard H.P. L/B Rt. 75 34, Benton, Lucilla L/B/MH Rt. 16 16, Bentzler, Edward & Donna L/O 15 Old Wakefield Rd. 1, 2-A Berg, Betty C. L/B 173 St. James Ave. 23, 400 50 Bergeron, Isidore & Lucille L/B 147 St. James Ave. 29, 500 G Bergeron, Paul H. & Mabel T. L/B 79 St. James Ave. 47, 500 }3 Bergeron, Paul H. & Mabel T. L/B 80 St. James Ave. 38, 950 ^{Bernard, Donald L/B Hopper Rd. , MM 28, 900 3 tBernard , Donald L/B Hopper Rd. , MM 5, 500 ^ Bernard, Donald L/O Hopper Rd. , MM 4, 900 j ° Bernard, Emile J. & Thelma A. L/B Hopper Rd. , MM 20, 300 50 (Berry, Marilyn R. L/B Townhouse Rd. 14, 750 ^tBerry, Paul T. & Laura A. L/B 47 Northeast Pond 34, 650 31 Berry, Paul T. & Laura A. L/O 47 Northeast Pond 2, 400 5Q fBerry, Scott & Susan M. L/B Silver St. 32, 550 JOjjBerry, Scott & Susan M. L/O Silver St. 16, 500 - Berube, Annette A. L/B 170 St. James Ave. 18, 700 ^Berube, Richard B. & Brenda H. L/B Elm St. 31, 750 ^Bickford, Everett & Drucilla L/B 88 St. James Ave. 28, 900 ^Bickford, Everett & Drucilla L/O 88 St. James Ave. 1, 050 Bickford, Norman L. & Vera H. L/B 152 St. James Ave. 21, 100 MJBickford, Norman L. & Vera H. L/O 152 St. James Ave. 4, 200 ^ Bill , Edgar W. & Joyce A. L/B Porter Rd. 53, 750 y- Bilodeau, Juliette L/B Porter Rd. 44, 350 XBilodeau, Richard & Barbara L/B 29 Silver St. 17, 800 oi Biron, James & Sharon C. L/B Main St., MM 28 150 :5( (Bishop, S. Maxwell & Emily A. L/O Jug Hill Rd. , MM 2 150 KBlackey, Mary Ann L/B/MH Townhouse Rd. 19 050 Blair, Harry & Margaret L/B Davis Rd. 46 950 Blair, Harry & Margaret L/B Rt. 16 50 ,850 Blair, Harry & Margaret L/O Silver St. 27 900 Blair, Leonard & Patricia L/B Elm St. 49 500 Blanchette, Dennis W. L/B 164 St. James Ave. 43 450 Blankenship, Perry M. & Edith L/B 151 St. James Ave. 33 ,250 Blanton, Irvin & Constance G. L/B 105 Northeast Pond 9 ,400 Blanton, Irvin & Constance G. L/O 106 Northeast Pond 1 ,150 Blinn, Gregory J. & Joan E. L/B Sam Plummer Rd. 42 ,250 Boatman, Clarence & Montez, Craig L/O Coolidge Dr. 10 ,100 Bodio, James & Margaret L/B Silver St. Ext. 74 ,150 Bodio, James & Margaret L/O Silver St. Ext. 4 ,400 Bodwell, John E. & Audrey J. L/B Jug Hill Rd. , MM 36 ,200 Bodwell, Wilbur A. & Mildred L/B Water St., MM 16 ,550 Boggs, Edwin K. & Mary Jane L/B S. Main St. 60 ,050 Bograkas, Louis & Pappas, Stephen L/O off Rt. 16 13 ,300 Bohan, Gerald L/B 159 St. James Ave. 27 ,350 Bolstridge, Donald A. L/MH Vachon Dr. 12 ,100 Bolton, Charles MH/O Nutes Ridge 6 ,550 Booth, Blake & Louise L/B Bolan Rd. 79 ,700 Bordieri, Paul & Delores L/O Mt. Rd. 5 ,400 Boucher, Phillip L. & Barbara L/B Rt. 75 61 ,700 Boudreau, Mary E. L/B 45 Northeast Pond 33 ,700 Boudreau, Mary E. L/O 45 Northeast Pond 2 ,500 Boulanger, Eleanor L/B 139 St. James Ave. 20 ,250 Bourdeau, Robert W. & Lorrie L. L/O off Silver St. 10 ,500 Bourdeau, Thomas B/O Main St. 11 ,800 Bourque, Daniel & Suzanne L/B Sam Plummer Rd. 43 ,750 Bourque, George & Florence L/B Kingsbury 31 ,200 Bowley, Wayne H. & Barbara L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 43 250 Bowley, William & Mary Ann L/B N. Main St., MM 19 350 3-A Bowling, J. Paul & M. Louise L/B Rt. 16 North Boyce, Ralph & Blanche B/O 7 Lakeside Dr. Boyd, John B. L/O Milton Boyers, Brian G. & Kathryn J. L/B Willey Rd., MM Brannan, Francis & Florence L/B Hare Rd. Brannan, Francis & Florence l/o Hare Rd. Brannan, Francis & Florence l/o Hare Rd. Brannan, Gerard & Elizabeth l/b Governors Rd. Brennan, Bruce D. & Clair G. l/b Teneriffe Mt. Rd. Brewer, Marcus & Bertha l/b Jug Hill Rd., MM Brewitt, Mark P. & Debra M. l/b Main St. Bridges, Franklin l/b 7 River Rd. Brinkman, Edward & Barbara l/b/mh Rt. 16 Britton, Bruce O. & Marie O. l/b Rochester Rd. Brochu, O'Neil L. & Joyce l/b N. Main St., MM Brock, Alan J. & Dorothy A. l/b Tappan Ct. Brock, Warren R. l/b Porter Rd. Brown, Frederick & Jean l/b 22 Micah Ter. Brown, Howard M. & Sharon R. l/b Plummers Ridge Brown, James R. & Diane M. L/B Teneriffe Mt. Rd. Brown, Jeanne L/B/MH Elm St. Brown, Keith M. & Edith G. L/B 18 Silver St. Brown, Marguerite Est. l/o Mt. Rd. Brown, O. Wendell & Joan O. l/b N. Main St. Brown, O. Wendell & Joan O. l/b N. Main St. Brown, Philip l/o off S. Main Brown, Philip l/o off S. Main Brown, Robert b/mh off S. Main Brownell, Lawrence R. Sr. l/b/mh 31-32 Northeast Pond Brozeau, David & Denise l/mh Elm St. Bruce, Donald b/mh Rt. 75 Bruce, Marion C. l/b Nutes Ridge Bryant, John C. Jr. l/b 48 Northeast Pond Rd Bryant, John & Marilyn l/o 48 Northeast Pond Rd Buchanan, David & Margaret l/b S. Main St. Buffum, Albert E. l/b 140 St. James Ave. Buffum, Albert E. l/b 140 St. James Ave. Bullis, Stuart W. & Norma B. l/b Plummers Ridge Bundza, Sylvia J. l/b Main St. Burgess, Margaret P. l/b Rt. 75 Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne l/b Plummers Ridge Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne l/o Northeast Pond Rd. Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne l/o Northeast Pond Rd. Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne l/o Northeast Pond Rd. Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne L/O Northeast Pond Rd. Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne L/O Northeast Pond Rd. Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne L/O Northeast Pond Rd. Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne L/O Northeast Pond Rd. Burkhart, Roger & Jeanne l/o Northeast Pond Rd. Burnham, Marion L. l/b Ford Rd. Burnham, Maurice L, & Joanne l/b Governors Rd. Burns, James G. Prof. Assn. l/b Plummers Ridge Burroughs, Eugene W. l/b Charles St. Burroughs, Evelyn; Tufts, Maurice & Page, Patricia l/b Charles St. Burroughs, Warren Jr. & Rosamond l/b N. Main St. Burroughs, Warren Jr. & Rosamond l/b Thurston Rd. Burroughs, Wilfred 61 Emily l/b S. Main St. Burrows, George D. & Edna l/b Hare Rd. 4-A urrows, Lloyd A. & Nancy L. L/B The Lane 78, 100 .urrows, Luman K. L/B Thurston Rd. 16, 850 utler, Deanna B/O 1 Lakeside Dr. 18 900 tier, Wayne E. & Caroline F. L/B Elm St. 68 900 utt, Gary E. & Victoria A. L/B 38 Robs Rd. 23, 100 yrd, Donald & Louden, Arlene L/B Townhouse Rd. 95, 900 rd, Donald & Edith l/b S. Main St. 26, 950 Caballero, Manuel & Oiler, Dahlia l/b Governors Rd. 27 100 cafasso, Frederick & Louise l/b Kingsbury 34, 550 fcaldwell, Walter & Emily l/b Rt. 75 43, 000 fcalla, Steven J. & Linda J. l/mh Kingsbury 13, 200 jballahan, Anna M. l/b/mh 49 Old Wakefield Rd. 15, 650 Callahan, Neil B. & Margaret l/b 186 St. Charles Ave. 27 100 Cameron, Dean S. & Moody, l/b Elm St. 35 950 \ Florence Campbell, Peter & Barbara l/b 53 Northeast Pond Rd. 42 900 Canada, David A. l/o Governors Rd. 12 950 panney, Alice L. l/o Milton 3 700 fcanney, Herbert R. l/b 430 Rochester Rd. 21 700 Canning, Timothy L. & Sally A. l/b/mh Silver St. 17 850 Rannuli, Michael & Cynthia l/mh 4 Christopher Dr. 27 500 fiapen, Clifford L. Jr. b/o New Bridge Rd. 10 350 Capen, Ralph L. & Pauline C. l/b Townhouse Rd. 51 500 Sardinale, Cosmo & Mary D. l/b Kingsbury 30 400 tarignan, Georgia J. l/b 102 St. James Ave. 8 200 *!arignan, Georgia J. l/b 102 St. James Ave. 45 750 barlow, Lorraine l/b/mh Northeast Pond 19 000 Carlson, Jeanne B/O 69 Rocky Point Rd. 7 700 Carlson, Paul V. & Agnes C. L/B Jug Hill Rd. , MM 46 950 Carlson, Robert & Barbara & ! Belanger, Timothy & Susan l/b 55 Ted & Joan's Rd. 24 450 arlton, Helen S. l/b Branch Hill Rd., MM 26, 750 arlton, Helen S. l/b Branch Hill Rd. , MM 87, 000 arlton, Helen S. l/o Branch Hill Rd. , MM 2, 550 arlton, Helen S. l/o Branch Hill Rd., MM 11, 800 arlton, Helen S. l/o Branch Hill Rd., MM 18 350 arswell, Clifton & Marion l/b N. Main St. 42, 150 arswell, Robert & Delia l/b Main St., MM 34 150 arter, John E. & Blanche l/b Governors Rd. 52, 150 arter, Joseph l/b Winding Hill Rd. 16 300 arter, William l/mh Winding Hill Rd. 10 400 artier, Virginia C. l/b Townhouse Rd. 41 900 asino, Paul l/b Elm St. 53 700 tastanhinha, Americo & Mary l/b/mh 313 Rochester Rd. 28, 250 astanhinha, Americo & Mary l/b/mh 313 Rochester Rd. 14 850 astonguay, Noel & Florence l/o St. James Ave. 3, 950 astonguay, Noel & Florence l/o St. James Ave. 3 ,950 aswell, James H. & Claudia R. l/b Sam Plummer Rd. 34 350 ataldo, Albert & Roberta l/b 106 St. James Ave. 61 350 ensabella, Daniel & Dorothy b/o 35 Robs Rd. 7 ,850 hagnon, Matthew l/o Middleton Rd. 7 300 hamberlain, Hazel l/b S. Main St. 35, 050 handler, David & Joyce l/b/mh Rt. 75 19 350 hase, Carl & Lois l/b Silver St. 35 ,150 hase, Clayton & Helen & Moltedo, Laurel l/b 59 Old Wakefield Rd. 56 150 ?hase, Leslie & Doris l/b 7 S. Main St. 27 ,450 5-A Chase, Richard W. L/B Rochester Rd. 69, 75( Cheney, Donald A. & Dianne V. L/B Evergreen Valley Rd. 61, 65< Cheney, Donald A. & Dianne V. l/o Evergreen Valley Rd. 8, 60( Cheney, Doris L/B Elm St. 39, 40( Cheney, Doris L/O Elm St. 2, 45( Cheney, Doris L/O Elm St. 2, 85( Cheney, Warren & Evelyn L/B The Lane 30, 85( Cheney, Warren & Evelyn L/O The Lane 50( Chiasson, Ralph & Elizabeth L/B Branch Rd. , MM 51, 35( Christensen, Jacob & Gudrm. L/O Nutes Ridge 6, 80( Christman, Harry L/B 101 St. James Ave. 29, 15( Cibel, Stanley A. & Thelma L/B 75 N. Main St., MM 35, 80( Ciccone, Anne L/O Mt. Rd. 4, 85( Ciccotelli, Paul S. L/B Kingsbury 35, 50C Ciccotelli, Paul & Kyle L/B Kingsbury 13, 80( Ciccotelli, Vito & Arlene L/B Kingsbury 22, 25C Cirelli, Michael A. L/O Piggott Hill 6, 75C Clark, Richard E. & June L/B 160 St. James Ave. 36, 65C Cleaves, James S. L/O Henry Varney Rd. 6, 05C Clemence, Deborah R. L/O 15 Piggott Hill 3 50C Clement, Burton & Kimball, Marion L/O off Rt. 16B 43, 40C Clement, Lawrence & Lorraine L/B 46 Northeast Pond 34, 05C Clement, Lawrence & Lorraine L/O 46 Northeast Pond 2, 250 Clement, Paul & Camille R. L/B 3 Silver St. 37, 700 Cleveland, John C. & Susan A. L/B Church St., MM 27, ooo Cliche, Stephen P. & Diane L. L/B Northeast Pond 38, ooo Clifford, Edward A. L/O Governors Rd. 3, 50C Clough, Brian V. & Judith L/B Main St. 44, 10C Clough, David J. & Terri L. L/B/MH Willey Rd. , MM 22, 100 Clough, David J. & Terri L. L/MH Willey Rd., MM 8, 250 Clough, Dennis & Wallace, Judith L/B Main St. , MM 19, 050 Clough, Eleanor L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 32, 700 Clough, Fred Heirs L/B N. Main St., MM 26, 900 Clough, Fred Heirs & Morrill, Janette L/B Water St. , MM 19, 200 Clough, Herbert & Colleen L/B Main St., MM 40, 950 Clough, Herbert & Colleen L/B Main St., MM 22, 700 Clough, Lorna T. L/B 135 St. James Ave. 18, 500 Cognata, Joseph & Clara L/B Kingsbury 37, 650 Cohen, Sandra & Routhier, Donald & Diane L/B 157 St. James Ave. Cole, Stanley R. & Sally Ann L/B Rt. 16B Coleman, Benjamin & Ashley, Louis & Ruth L/O Willey Rd., MM Coleman Oil Co. , Inc. L/B Main St. Coleman, Vernon E. L/O Piggott Hill Coleman, Vernon E. L/O Piggott Hill Collins, Bernard & Marjorie L/B 45 Charles St. Collins, Ethel M. L/B Mountain Rd. Collins, Warner & Lorrette L/B Main St. Columbus, Albert H. Est. L/B 9 S. Main St. Columbus, Reynolds G. L/B Charles St. Columbus, Reynolds G. L/B 168 St. James Ave. Congleton, Raymond & Dorothy L/B Church St., MM Connors, Thomas E. & Feiga H. L/B Rt. 109 Conrad, Frank P. & Louie M. L/B Townhouse Rd. 6-A , Contois, Arlene A. L/B Main St. 29,200 Cook, Walter & Elaine J. l/b 183 St. Charles 20,750 Copper, William & Virginia l/o Rt. 75 3,900 Coraine, Donna L. l/o Silver St. 5,750 Coraine, Donna L. L/O Silver St. 5,150 Cormier, Armand & Evelyn L/B Kingsbury 27,050 Corning, John H. & Theresa B. L/MH New Baidge Rd. 19,350 Corr, Ralph N. & Ella l/b S. Main St. 33,500 Corrieri, Alfred & Anne B/O 8 Lyman Rd. 9,550 Corriveau, Henry G. & Beatrice L/O Mt. Rd. 19,050 Corriveau, Henry G. , Henry A. & Robert J. L/O Mt. Rd. 9,800 Corwin, Christine M. L/B Porter Rd. 32,550 Cote, Dorothy B/O 25 Micah Ter. 9,350 Cotter, Frederick & Mary L/O Piggott Hill 3,500 Coulombe, Harvey & Marion L/B Northeast Pond 34,000 Coulombe, Harvey & Marion L/B/MH Northeast Pond 18,350 Coulombe, Harvey & Marion l/mh Northeast Pond 14,050 Coulombe, Harvey & Marion l/mh Northeast Pond 8,400 Coulombe, Harvey & Marion L/O Northeast Pond Rd. 2,250 Coulombe, Harvey & Marion L/O Northeast Pond 2,150 Couture, Gerard & Louise L/B 175 St. James Ave. 19,600 Couture, Paul & Constance L/B Willey Rd. , MM 22,750 Cowan, Wayne B. L/B Main St. 35,000 Cox, Herbert L. & Janice L. l/b N. Main St. 48,750 Cox, Richard L/B S. Main St. 29,900 Cox, Richard L/O S. Main St. 4,000 Craib, William F. L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 55,050 Cremo Construction Co. L/O off Rt. 16B 6,700 Crevier, Agnes T. L/O Governors Rd. 2,450 Crombie, Dean & Marion L/B 33 Robs Rd. 17,900 Cro swell, Mixon Jr. L/MH Silver St., W. Milton 19,750 Croteau, Melvin & Arnold L/O Piggott Hill 3,500 Cuff, Joyce, Teresa & William L/B Townhouse Rd. 27,200 Cullen, Roland P. L/B 82 St. James Ave. 56,750 Cunningham, Francis & Geraldine L/B 15 Northeast Pond 14,350 Current, Donavon & Mary L/B Mountain Rd. 116,100 Current, Donavon & Mary L/O Mountain Rd. 13,850 Current, Donavon & Mary L/O Mountain Rd. 8,150 Currier, Alfreda L/B Hopper Rd. , MM 22,900 Currier, Alfreda L/O Hopper Rd. , MM 850 Currier, Henry S. & Doris S. L/B N. Main St., MM 31,150 Currier, Mark R. & Deborah A. l/b 85 St. James Ave. 52,850 Currier, Walter b/o 2 Lyman Rd. 16,250 Curry, Vileter; Lamb, Elizabeth, Thomas & Timothy & Morong, C.A. L/B 28 Northeast Pond 11,250 Curtis, Stephen P. & Barbara L/B Ford Hill Rd. 47,900 Cushing, George A. & Donna M. L/B Governors Rd. 55,150 Custeau, George Est. L/O Winding Hill Rd. 7,350 Custeau, George Est. L/O Winding Hill Rd. 3,550 Custeau, Mildred L/B Main St. 21,650 Cutting, Wallace & Marion L/B 27 Northeast Pond 27,850 Czepyha, Chester & Claire L/B Rt. 109, MM 31,650 Dahl, Virginia M. L/B Branch Rd. , MM 90,850 Dame, Howard & Elinore L/B Willey Rd. , MM 50,850 Dame, Howard & Elinore L/O Willey Rd., MM 9,100 7-A Dame, Linda S. L/B St. James Ave. Dame, Linda S. L/0 St. James Ave. Damon, Sheldon R. & Linda S. L/B Elm St. Dansereau, Donald 0. Sr. L/MH Rt. 16B Davidson, John & Deborah L/B Branch Hill Rd. , M1V Davis, Daniel Sr. Est. L/B Main St. , MM Davis, Donald K. & Grace E. L/0 St. Charles Ave. Davis, Roger B. L/B Jug Hill Rd. , MM Davis, Scott E. & Sandra B. L/B Ford Hill Rd. Dawson, Wilfred E. & Victoria L/B Plummers Ridge DeFelice, Francis X. & Patricia L/B Main St. MM De Felice, Frank & Julia L/B Branch Rd. , MM DeLisio, Jeanne P. & Frederick L/B 1 River Rd. DeLuca, Leo & Rena L/B 185 St. Charles Ave. Desjardins, Gerard & Louise L/B Governors Rd. Desrochers, Conrad R. & Madeline B/0 7 Lyman Rd. Dickson, Mary T, L/B 17 Silver St. DiGiaco mo , Michele L/B Little America Dillenbeck, Edward & Karen L/B Willey Rd., MM Dillon, Charles E. B/0 23 Micah Ter. Dineen, Cornelius & Mary L/0 Branch Rd. , MM DiPrizio, Alvino L/0 Winding Hill Rd. DiPrizio, Alvino L/0 Winding Hill Rd. DiPrizio, Charles Jr. L/0 off Rt. 75 DiPrizio, Charles & Sons L/0 Winding Hill Rd. DiPrizio, John & Enid L. L/0 Willey Rd. , MM Dobbyn, Madolyn T. L/B 81 St. James Ave. Dobbyn, Robert E. L/B 64 Rocky Point Rd. Dodds, Marion A. L/B The Lane Dodds, Marion A. L/0 The Lane Doe, Frances L/B Townhouse Rd. Domigan, Richard & Rita l/b/mh 188 St. Charles Donahue, James, Janice & Helen l/b 43 Robs Rd. Donlon, James & Estelle L/B Townhouse Rd. Donlon, James & Estelle L/0 Townhouse Rd. Donlon, James A. L/B Seavey Lane Donovan, Brian & Day, Deborah L/B Church St., MM Dore, Blanche Est. L/B Rt. 16 Dore, Blanche Est. L/0 Rt. 16 Do re, Ivan E. MH/O Rt. 16 Dore, L. Richard & Marie MH/O Rt. 16 Dornig, Ruth F. L/B 108 St. James Ave. Doucette, Mamie L/B Townhouse Rd. Doucette, Robert & Linda L/B Governors Rd. Dougherty, Rolland & Dorothy L/0 Sam Plummer Rd. Dow, Stephen & Lynda L/B 28 Highland St., MM Downs, Arthur & Joan L/B 116 St. James Ave. Downs, Raymond & Helen L/B Berry Hill Rd. , MM Doyle, James W. & Donna R. L/B 4 Evergreen Valley Drapeau, Jo- Anne L/B Hare Rd. Draper, Loren & Arlene L/B/MH Mountain Rd. Drayton, Walter C. L/0 Wolfeboro Rd. Drew, Dwight & Eunice L/B N. Main St. Drew, Michael O. & Katherine H. L/B 133 St. James Ave. Drew , Nancy L/B The Lane Drew, Nancy L/0 The Lane Drew, Shirley E. L/MH Governors Rd. 8-A Drew, Thomas & Nancy L/B S. Main St. 28,900 Diibe, Anna & Constantine, John & Lillian L/B Townhouse Rd. 31,500 Dube, Anna & Loughlin, Irene l/b Townhouse Rd. 23,100 Dube, Dennis & Cynthia l/b Branch Rd. , MM 39,200 Dubois, Arthur J. & Mary C. L/B 50 Northeast Pond 26,600 Dubois, Arthur J. & Mary C. L/O 50 Northeast Pond 2,400 Dubois, Pauline & Lord, Joseph l/b/mh Western Ave. , MM 14,700 Ducharme, Joel & Christine l/mh Silver St. 19,800 Ducharme, Joel & Christine l/o Silver St. 2,700 Duffy, Robert J. l/b Branch Rd. , MM 43,250 Duggan, Edward & Dorothy l/b 89 St. James Ave. 41,850 Duggan, James G. & Charlotte l/b Governors Rd. 40,400 Dumais, Lena R. B/O 28 Micah Ter. 7,600 Dunbar, Sally A. & John E. L/B Middleton Rd. 32,200 Dupuis, Clyde l/b Main St. 29,600 Dupuis, Norman & Brooks, Sandra b/mh Silver St. 9,550 Dupuis, Norman & Doris l/b/mh Mountain Rd. 24,650 Dupuis, Wilfred l/b N. Main St. 34,650 Dupuis, Wilfred L/0 Rt. 16 6,800 Dupuis, Wilfred L/O Rt. 16 1,350 Durante, Arthur J. & Susan L. l/b 189 St. Charles Ave. 36,850 Durkee, Estella l/b/mh 343 Rochester Rd. 21,350 Dyer, Charles G. l/b Elm St. 30,800 Dyer, Charles G. l/b S. Main St. 31,700 Eastman, John A. & Lucille l/b Mountain Rd. 43,550 Eaves, Joyce l/mh Silver St. 15,600 Eck, Kenneth & Henriette L/B 87 St. James Ave. 26,750 Eck, Kenneth & Henriette L/B 87 St. James Aye. 1,150 Eckert, Glen M. & Lorraine l/b Rt. 16B 42,200 Edmands, Nathaniel M. & Patricia l/b off Plummers Ridge 38,000 Egan, Richard & Barbara L/B 70 Rocky Pt. Rd. 56,300 Eldredge, William & Ethel l/b/mh Thurston Rd. 57,700 Eldridge, Isabelle L/B N. Main St. 33,800 Elliott, Jeanne & West, Barbara L/O Piggott Hill 3,500 Elliott, John P. Jr. MH/O Seavey Lane 15,250 Elliott, Thomas J. & Carole A. L/B 126 St. James Ave. 18,800 Elliott, Thomas J. & Carole A. L/B S. Main St. 35,250 Ellis, Brian M. & Laura L/O Mountain Rd. 3,050 Ellis, David & Susan L/MH Mountain Rd. 19,500 Ellis, Erwin E. & Doris L/B 190 St. Charles Ave. 38,400 Ellis, Russell Jr. & Clarissa L/B Mountain Rd. 11,000 Ellis, Russell E. & Thelma L. L/B Mountain Rd. 50,400 Ellis, Russell E. & Thelma L. L/O Mountain Rd. 8,950 Elwell, William D. & Donna C. L/B Jug Hill Rd. , MM 57,050 Emerson, Evelyn L. L/B 165 St. James Ave. 24,400 Emerson, Evelyn L. L/B 165 St. James Ave. 2,850 Emerson, Gerald & Susan L/O W. Milton Rd. 5,850 Emond, Raymond B/O 71 Rocky Pt. Rd. 19,600 Erickson, Nelson & Jane L/B 77 St. James Ave. 35,100 Ernst, Rosemary & Kendzerski, Stephen L/B Hare Rd. 47,450 Evans, Arthur D. B/O 63 Ted & Joan's Rd. 1,050 Fanslau, Gene H. & Mary E. L/MH Northeast Pond 15,400 Farley, Jeremiah L/B Governors Rd. 18,300 Ferguson, Helen F. L/MH Western Ave. , MM 17,450 Ferland, Emil R. L/B Charles St. 26,350 9-A Ferland, Robert & Eileen L/O Milton 14, Ferrara, Stanley J. & Marie A. L/O Northeast Pond 3, FeiTlera, Joseph T. & Dorothy L/B Kingsbury 24, Feyler, Harlan & Louise L/B Governors Rd. 21, Fidler, Francis J. B/O 3 Lyman Rd. 19, Fields, Henry C. & Arlene L/B School St. 34, Fieldsend, Forrest & Charlotte L/B Silver St. 15, Fifield, Francis & Marjorie L/B Rt. 16B 27, Fifield, Harris J. & Dorothy L/B/MH 3 Northeast Pond 25, Fifield, Harris J. & Dorothy L/O 3 Northeast Pond 6, Fifield, Harris J. & Dorothy L/O 3 Northeast Pond 3, Filiau, Paul G. & Josephine L/B Kingsbury 29, Flndell, George Jr. L/B Townhouse Rd. 40, Fischer & White L/O off N. Main St. 1, Fischer & White L/B off N. Main St. 24, Fisher, Clara & St. Laurent, Paul L/O off Mountain Rd. 28, Fisher, Clara & St. Laurent, Paul L/O off Mountain Rd. 15, Fisher, Clara & St. Laurent, Paul L/O off Mountain Rd. 3, Fisher, Clara & St. Laurent, Paul L/O off Mountain Rd. Fisher, Clara & St. Laurent, Paul L/O off Mountain Rd. 48, Fisher, Jean G. L/B 14 Micah Ter. 83, Fisher, Jean G. B/O 15 Micah Ter. 14, Fisher, Lewis J. & Clara L/O off N. Main St. 4, Fltts, Joseph L. & Elinor J. L/B Governors Rd. 61, Fitts, Joseph L. & Elinor J. L/O Pleasant Valley 8, Fltts, Joseph L. & Elinor J. L/B Governors Rd. 28, Fitts, Joseph L. & Elinor J. L/O Governors Rd. 16, Fleming, John W. & Elizabeth L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 28, Fleming, Robert & Jean H. L/B Main St. , MM 31, Fleming, Susan V. L/O Coolidge Rd. 11. Fleming, William & Anne L/B 109 St. James Ave. 24, Fletcher, Maurice H. & Helen T. L/B 120 St. James Ave. 15, Fleet Mortgage Corp. L/B Main St. 29, Fogarty, Michael & Denlse L/B 51 Old Wakefield Rd. 37, Fogg, Donald & Daniel L/B Main St. 25, Foley, Marion E. B/O 34 Robs Rd. 11, Forcier, Richard & Kathleen L/B 405 Rochester Rd. 27, Forcler, Richard & Kathleen L/B 405 Rochester Rd. 36, Fornell, Helen M. L/B Thurston Rd. 23, Fortier, Leslie W. & Laura L. MH/O Willey Rd. , MM 3, Fortier, Rena L/B N. Main St. 33, Fortin, Henry, Francis, David & Jerilyn B/O 45 Robs Rd. 12, Fortin, Michael & Patriquin, Wendy L/B Highland Ave., MM 17, Foss, Harold L/MH Willey Rd., MM 12, Foss, Lillian L. Est. L/B 115 St. James Ave. 31, Foss, Ronald E. & Sandra L. L/B Hare Rd. 63, Foster, Arnold & Gall L/B Church St., MM 45, Foster, Charles F. & Eleanor L. L/B Middleton Rd. 46, Foster, Richard B. L/MH Ford Rd. 15, Fotino, Richard P. L/O Berry Hill Rd. , MM 5, Fournler, Norman & Lillian L/B Little America 28, Fowler, Harold & Isabel L/O Mid dieton Rd. 6, Fowler, Tristram & Janice L/B/MH Governors Rd. 26, Frampton, Michael & Judith L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 40, Frank, David & Robyn L/O Middleton Rd. 3, 10-A Frank, David & Robyn L/O Middleton Rd. 3,750 Frank, David & Robyn L/O Middleton Rd. 3,750 Frank, David & Robyn L/O Middleton Rd. 3,750 Frank, David & Robyn L/O Middleton Rd. 3,800 Frank, David & Robyn L/O Middleton Rd. 2,850 Frank, David & Robyn L/O Middleton Rd. 2,550 Frazier, Leroy & Geraldine L/B Fogg Rd. 41,600 Freeman, Jane L/B Hare Rd. 66,400 Freeman, Jane L/O Hare Rd. 23,900 French, Kenneth & Vickie L/B 169 St. James Ave. 19,150 French, Lillian E. Est. L/B 121 St. James Ave. 25,200 French, Lillian E. Est. L/B 121 St. James Ave. 4,600 Frey, Helmut L/B 33 Northeast Pond 15,000 Fuller, Richard L. & Pearl M. L/O Piggott Hill 3,500 GSK Enterprises L/B 13 Northeast Pond 54,450 GSK Enterprises L/B/MH Northeast Pond 23,550 GSK Enterprises L/O Northeast Pond 3,400 GSK Enterprises L/O Northeast Pond 2,550 GSK Enterprises L/O Northeast Pond 3,000 GSK Enterprises L/B Northeast Pond 28,200 GSK Enterprises L/O Northeast Pond 7,250 GSK Enterprises L/O Northeast Pond 11,450 Gaetz, Elmer & Shirley L/B 40 Northeast Pond 31,150 Gagne, Evelyn K. L/B Townhouse Rd. 22,550 Gagne, Gladys B/O 17 Micah Ter. 9,300 Gagne, Robert; Hay, Stephen & Pride, Jeffrey L/O Bolan Rd. 27,100 Gagne, Steven & Cherle L/B Silver St. Ext. 44,000 Gagnon, Richard & Estelle L/B Kingsbury 29,450 Gahagan, Wesley & Diane L/B Plummers Ridge 44,050 Gahagan, Wesley & Kossin, Nancy L/B 133 St. James Ave. 22,350 Galther, Joan & Richard L/B Plummers Ridge 63,600 Galarneau, Milford Jr. , Peter & Mark L/B/MH Governors Rd. 31,600 Galarneau, Milford Sr. & Madeline L/B 13 S. Main St. 29,150 Gallagher, Daniel P. L/B/MH 36 Northeast Pond 16,150 Gallagher, William F. L/B 191 St. Charles Ave. 19,600 Garnett, Clarence & Beverly L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 56,800 Garnett, Clarence & Beverly L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 12,200 Garnett, William & Anne L/B 105 St. James Aye. 45,000 Garnett, William & Anne L/O 105 St. James Ave. 3,550 Gary ait, Charlotte L/B Elm St. 18,050 Gass, Robert B. L/B off Rt. 75 10,150 Gaudet, Raymond & Louise B/O 16 Micah Ter. 10,600 Gaulin, Thomas L. & Sandra L. L/B 44 Old Wakefield Rd. 53,750 Gauthier, Paul & Lynne L/B Mountain Rd. 42,550 Gautreau, Edward & Catherine L/B Main St., MM 37,850 Gautreau, Mark G. & Jean L/B Mountain Rd. 35,200 Gaydos, Florence B/O 78 St. James Ave. 13,300 Gaydos, John W. & Florence H. L/B "Golden Scale" 51,600 Gelineau, R. Phyllis & Pierce, Robin L/B Main St., MM 46,250 Gelineau, Ray & Phyllis L/B Plummers Ridge 125,650 George, Bert D. Jr. & Jeanne L/B Branch Rd. , MM 54,350 George, Bert D. Jr. & Jeanne L/O Branch Rd. , MM 750 Gerard, Leo J. L/MH Silver St., W. Milton 18,500 11-A Giampa, Alphonse & Ella L/B/MH Elm St. Gibbs, Marshall & Elaine & Mattair, David & Roberta L/O Mountain Rd. 32, Gilbert, Donald & Ruth l/o Cross Rd. 3, Gil man, John G. & Mildred l/o Lord Lot 6, Gil man, John G. & Mildred L/O W. Milton Rd. 32, Gilman, John G. & Mildred L/B Hare Rd. 78, Gilman, John G. & Mildred L/O Hayes Lot 22, Gilman, John G. & Mildred L/O Thurston Rd. 18, Gilman, John L. & Judith L/B 12 School St. 35, Glidden, David C. L/O Mountain Rd. 19, Gnerre, Louis A. & Sandra L/MH 35 Northeast Pond 14, Golden, Barbara & Patricia l/b 3 Remick St. 29, Golden, Barbara & Patricia L/B 3 Remick St. 3, Goldenberg, Ira & Susan L/B off Piggott Hill 49, Goodale, Earl & Margarete L/B Silver St. 46, Goodrich, James, Evelyn, Dorothy & Joan L/B 136 St. James Ave. 34, Goodwin, Wayne E. & Linda E. L/MH McKeagney Rd. 18, Gordon, Anthony L/B Mountain Rd. 77, Gori, Marco L/B 58 Northeast Pond 35, Gosselin, Paul & Judith L/B Silver St., W. Milton 51, Gosselin, Robert & Catherine L/B Main St. , MM 20, Goulet, Paul & Joan B/O 9 Lyman Rd. 6, Goumas, Steven & Darllne L/B Silver St., W. Milton 45, Grace, Joseph E. & Norma l/mh Governors Rd. 16, Grant, Harry J. & Janice E. l/b/mh Elm St. 10, Grant, Nelta & Austin J. l/b Townhouse Rd. 28, Gravel, Gerard R. & Pal ma R. L/B 74 Rocky Pt. Rd. 31, Gray, Edith D. L/B/MH School St. 10, Greeley, Elizabeth b/o 9 Lakeside Dr. 8, Green, Matthew E. & Marie A. l/b 37 Robs Rd. 43, Greene, James C. & Ada M. L/B Branch Hill Rd., MM 59, Greene, James C. & Ada M. L/O Branch Hill Rd., MM 41, Greenlie, John G. & Lucinda L/B N. Main St. , MM 61, Gregg, James A. & Veronica A. L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 35, Gregg, James A. & Veronica A. L/O Jig Hill Rd., MM 21, Gregg, Larry R. & Kathryn E. L/B 1 New Bridge Rd. 36, Gregoire, Adelard J. & Irene N. l/b/mh Vac ho n Dr. 27, Gregory, Murphy & Raniner, Ronald L/B Branch Rd. , MM 141, Grenier, Arthur L. & Irene A. L/B 39 Northeast Pond 27, Grenier, Rachel J. L/B 62 Ted & Joan's Rd. 26, Griffin, Charles & Bobbie L/O Winding Hill Rd. 7, Griffin, John J. Jr. & Marie L/B 128 St. James Ave. 25, Grondin, Agnes MH/O Townhouse Rd. 10, Grondin, Ernest Jr. & Norma L/B 145 St. James Ave. 28, Grondin, Francis & Virginia L/O Beach - Townhouse Rd. 22, Grondin, Francis & Virginia L/B Pineland Park 441, Grondin, Francis & Virginia l/o Pineland Park 3, Grondin, Virginia & Carylyn L/B Rt. 16 75, Grover, Virginia L/B 31 Robs Rd. 19, Guldbrandsen, Heniz E. L/B Piggott Hill 24, Gutowski, Raymond J. & Lucy L/B Sam Plummer Rd. 57, Hall, Kenneth Jr. & Brenda L/B Plummers Ridge 40, Hall, Thad W. & Amber L. L/B Branch Hill Rd. , MM 40, Ham, Eleanor M. L/B 14 S. Main St. 25, 12-A Hamilton, William & Alison L/B Main St. 43, 200 Hanchett, George & Gloria l/o Governors Rd. 6 500 Hanefeld, Donald & Hazel l/b Rt. 75 75 900 Hanefeld, Donald & Hazel l/o Rt. 75 6 050 Haney, David & Barbara l/b Silver St. 34 350 Hanson, E. Oliver L/O Piggott Hill 4 750 Hanson, Florence B. L/O Piggott Hill 3 500 Haron Corp. L/O Silver St. , Lot 1 3 200 Haron Corp. L/O Silver St. , Lot 2 3 200 Haron Corp. L/O Silver St., Lot 3 1 450 Haron Corp. L/O Silver St. , Lot 4 1 900 Haron Corp. L/O Silver St. , Lot 5 2 600 Harper, Michael & Melody L/B Greene Tannery 30 900 Harper, Michael & Melody L/B Office 3 850 Harriman, Carl E. & Faith E. L/B Silver St. 42 600 Harris, Lillian E. L/B Charles St. 29 900 Hart, James N. & Donna L. L/B Vachon Dr. 28 850 Harte, Kevin A. L/B Church St. 41 250 Harte, Kevin & Colleen L/B School St. 34 850 Harvey, George & Ethelyn L/B/MH W. Milton Rd. 16 750 Haskell, Myrtle 0. l/b Kingsbury 19 750 Hassig, Edward & Hazel l/b 52 Northeast Pond 35 250 Hastings, Armida T. l/b Piggott Hill Rd. 70 ,300 Hastings, Armida T. L/O Piggott Hill Rd. 150 Hastings, Armida T. L/O Piggott Hill Rd. 5 ,550 Hatch, Leon L/B/MH Governors Rd. 14 ,500 Hatcher, Ronald l/b Hare Rd. 74 ,400 Hauschel, George & JoAnne L/B 172 St. James Ave. 16 ,800 Hayes, Philip G. L/B Townhouse Rd. 31 ,000 Hayward, Alexander & Edna L/O Governors Rd. 24 ,950 Heap, Sheldon L/B 10 River Rd. 38 ,150 Heath, Willis & Edward L/O The Lane 8 ,850 Hebert, Clotilde B. B/0 27 Micah Ter. 13 ,350 Hebert, Edward & Melodie A. L/B Main St. , MM 30 ,750 Hebert, Edward & Melodie A. l/b Branch Rd. , MM 44 ,000 Heckel, John W. & Katherine D. L/O Coolidge Dr. 6 ,750 Helie, Everett C. & Carol A. L/B 43 Silver St. 24 ,450 Helms, Ralph E. & Nancy G. L/B 55 Northeast Pond 46 ,350 Hemmer, Ellen L/B New Bridge Rd. 37 ,050 Henderson, Charles & Mildred L/O McKeagney Rd. 9 ,000 Hennelly, William & Madeline L/B Kingsbury 23 ,250 Henner, Richard & Jane L/B/MH Vachon Dr. 18 ,850 Henner, Shirley l/b/mh Vachon Dr. 17 ,600 Hermonat, William & Judith l/b 373 Rochester Rd. 68 900 Hersey, Roland & Marie l/mh Mountain Rd. 13 850 Hescock, John & Linda l/b Mountain Rd. 77 100 Heuring, James F. & Marsha J. l/b/mh Branch Rd. , MM 11 000 Hickman, Robert J. & Donna R. l/b 37 Northeast Pond 32 400 Higgins, Allan & Glenna l/b 10 Northeast Pond 27 250 Higgins, Harold & June L/O The Lane 7 600 Higgins, John & Irma l/b Townhouse Rd. 31 350 Higgins, John & Irma L/O Townhouse Rd. 4 350 Higgins, Roger l/b 192 St. Charles Ave. 29 650 Higgins, Roger L/O 192 St. Charles Ave. 4 750 Hill, Frank L. & Anita J. l/b Sam Plummer Rd. 61 900 Hill, James E. & Celina M. l/b 42 Northeast Pond 40 750 Hill, James E. & Celina M. l/o 42 Northeast Pond 2, 250 13-A Hill, Priscilla L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 82, Hill, Winfred & Marjorie l/b Main St. , MM 32, Hinsman, Kenneth & Juliette l/b 53 Ted & Joan's Rd. 25, Hiseler, Mary & Stanley L/B Silver St. 61, Hitchcock, Alice MH/O Rt. 75 10, Hobbs, Maurice & Dorothy l/mh Ford Hill Rd. 24, Hobbs, Violet K. l/b Jug Hill Rd. , MM 28, Hodgdon, Chauncey l/b 334 Rochester Rd. 20, Hodgdon, Chauncey L/O 334 Rochester Rd. 6, Hodgdon, Sonya & Dunn, Paul J. B/O 6 Lyman Rd. 13, Hoff, Karl W. & Betty J. L/B Rt. 16 45, Hoff, Karl W. & Betty J. L/O Silver St. 12, Hogan, Kelley D. & Marie L. L/B Middleton Rd. 27, Hogan, Richard & Paula l/o Silver St. 25, Holder, Isabel B. l/b 3 River Rd. 28, Holt, David M. l/b Charles St. 26, Hopkins , Chrystabel l/b Rt. 16 25, Hopkins, Rose M. l/b/mh Branch Hill Rd., MM 18, Hopler, David S. l/o Piggott Hill 3, Hopler, David S. L/O Piggott Hill 3, Horn, Clyde H. & June E. L/B Plummers Ridge 29, Home, Ruth M, J. L/O Mountain Rd. 4, Howard, Edward L. L/B McKeagney Rd. 41, Howard, Richard & Avis l/b Ford Rd. 44, Howe, Harry E. l/b 2 Church St., MM 40, Howe, Leo & Bettina L/O Rochester Rd. 8, Howe, Ruth B/O 9 Micah Ter. 5, Hoyt, Wayne & Susan L/B Silver St. 34, Hucksam, Robert & Anita L/B Main St. , MM 58, Huggard, David & Nancy L/B School St., MM 51, Hughes, Clinton & Betty L/B Plummers Ridge 49, Hunter, Jennie L/O Middleton Rd. 4, Huntress, Charles & Terri L/B Willey Rd., MM 25, Huntress, William H. Heirs L/O Teneriffe Mt. 2, Huss, Bruce A. & Constance L/B 14 River Rd. 24, Hutchins, Edwin H. & Gloria L/B Main St., MM 35, Hydro-op One Associates L/B Rt. 16 128, Hydro-op One Associates L/O Rt. 16 5, Iannone, Pasquale & Joan L/B 41 Northeast Pond 37, Iapicca, Rocco A. & Constance l/b Kingsbury 22, Indian Head National Bank L/O Main St. 13, Indian Head Properties, Inc. B/O Main St. 57, Ingalls, Arthur HI L/B Main St. , MM 20, Isacoff, Max & Ann L/B 13 River Rd. 40, Ivone, Nicholas & Loretta L/B 25 Northeast Pond 24, Jackson, Audrey M. L/B S. Main St. 22, Jacobs, David MH/O Nutes Ridge 6, Jacobs, Joseph & Mary L/B/MH Elm St. 57, Jacobs, Stephen l/b Nutes Ridge 38, Jacobs, Stephen L/B Nutes Ridge 59, Jappe, Howard C. L/O Jug Hill Rd. , MM 35, Jappe, Howard C. L/B Jug Hill Rd. , MM 64, Jappe, Howard C. & Rita C. L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 21, Jappe, Howard C. & Rita C. L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 10, Jappe, Howard C. & Rita C. L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 14, Jappe, Howard C. & Rita C. L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 23, Johnson, Daniel E. L/O Piggott Hill 3, 14-A Johnson, David L. & Karen A. L/B Townhouse Rd. 24 ,850 Johnson, Donald D. B/O 66 Rocky Point Rd. 13 ,600 Johnson, Doris L/B Little America 25 ,150 Johnson, Richard W. & Anna L/B 51 Charles St. 34 ,400 Jones, Carl & Mary L/B Rt. 16 50 ,600 Jones, J. Paul & Catherine L/B Northeast Pond 14 ,850 Jones, Philip C. & Richard D. L/O off Plummers Ridge 3 ,400 Joos, Victor J. Jr. L/B N. Main St. 48 ,050 Joos, Victor J. Jr. B/O The Lane 11 ,650 Joy, Mason & Mildred L/B Mountain Rd. 49 ,950 ;julin, Elsie L/B Mountain Rd. 21 ,750 Julin, Elsie L/O Mountain Rd. 1 ,150 Kaichen, Michael & Jill L/B Ford Rd. 69 ,200 Kahvay, Richard & Jacqueline L/B 44 Northeast Pond 40 ,100 Kane, Larish E. & Susan G. L/B Main St. 39 ,850 Kaszynski, Stanley & Joan L/B The Lane 52, 550 Katwick, Arthur & Dunton, Bonnie L/B Governors Rd. 108, 350 Katwick, Arthur & Dunton, Bonnie L/O Rt. 75 21, 400 Katwick, Arthur & Dunton, Bonnie L/O Governors Rd. 20 ,750 Katwick, John & Pauline L/B Plummers Ridge 46 ,850 Keating, Charles E. L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 76 ,550 Keating, Henry A. L/B Kingsbury 25 ,300 Keefe, Florence L/B 178 St. Charles Ave. 21 ,850 Kelley, Barbara C. L/B 59 Ted & Joan's Rd. 19,,050 Kelly, Emmitte W. & Joyce L/O The Lane 10 ,350 Kenney, James E. & Christa M. L/B 20 Northeast Pond 33 ,700 Kensta, Louis J. & Evelyn M. L/B Branch Rd. , MM 62 ,900 Kensta, Louis J. & Evelyn M. L/B Branch Rd. , MM 8 ,500 Kenyon, Brandford & Victoria L/B 193 St. Charles Ave. 29 ,450 Kerr, Russell W. & Marion L/B 23 Northeast Pond 17 ,300 Kershaw, Thomas & Elizabeth L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 78 ,450 Kibbe, Richard L. & Mary G. L/B Main St., MM 104 ,750 Kimball, Bruce & Veno, Cynthia L/B New Bridge Rd. 10 ,000 King, Harry L/O Winding Hill Rd. 1 ,200 King, Lauren S. L/B Silver St. 16 ,900 King, Marjorie L/B/MH Winding Hill Rd. 14 ,950 King, Ronald L/MH Winding HUl Rd. 8 ,100 Kirk, Stephen J. & Shirley L/O Jug Hill Rd. , MM 3 ,350 Knapp, Herbert E. & Verne A. L/B 194 St. Charles Ave. 26 ,200 15-A LaCasse, Armand & Pauline l/b 180 St. Charles Ave. 18, Lachance, Dorothea b/c 26 Micah Ter. 9, Ladd, Dorothy; Bushby, Audrey & Curtis & Carter, Dottie Ann L/B Governors Rd. 45, LaFave, Robert L/O The Lane 1, Lagos, Barry L/B Remick St. 25, Lake, Bradley A. & Ann T. L/O Teneriffe Mt. 5, Lamb, Dorothy J. L/B 181 St. Charles Ave. 17, Lamb, Dorothy J. L/B 181 St. Charles Ave. 4, Lander, William & Constance L/B Plummers Ridge 217, Landry, William & Roxanne L/B 415 Rochester Rd. 42, Lane, Clayton H. & Barbara F. L/B 122 St. James 18, Lane, Clayton H. & Barbara F. L/O 122 St. James 4, Lane, Clayton H. & Barbara F. L/B 122 St. James 8, Langelier, Rose L/B 6 Lakeside Dr. 36, Langlois, John L/B Kingsbury 42, Lanni, Marie L/O McKeagney Rd. 11, Lapierre, Mark & Nancy L/O Ford Rd. 4, Lapierre, Mark & Nancy L/O Ford Rd. 6, Lapointe, Claire & Routhier, Dennis L/B 158 St. James Ave. 20, Larochelle, Armand & Ann L/B Willey Rd., MM 32, Larson, Robert H. & Susan L. L/O Ford Rd. 3, Laskey, Agnes L/B Highland Ave. , MM 28, Laskey, Eva L/B Rt. 16 38, Laskey, Maude L/B Willey Rd., MM 31, Laub, William & Nancy L/O Rt. 16 2, Lavertue, Rosalie A. L/B 18 Charles 23, Lavoie, Ernest & Hazel L/B Kingsbury 33, Lavoie, Katherine M. L/O Rt. 75 4, Lawson, Audrey L/B N. Main St. 22, Leaden, Gerard & Theresa L/B 100 Branch Rd., MM 61, Leanna, Edward T. & Erica D. L/MH New Bridge Rd. 6, LeClair, John H. MH/O Rt. 153 6, LeClair, Richard & Cleora L/B 125 St. James Ave. 18, Ledoux, Yvonne & Druwy, Rachelle L/B Branch Rd. , MM 19, Leeper, Verne P. & Dorothy M. L/B Union Rd., MM 49, Legere, Gerard A. & Regina J. L/O Hare Rd. 4, Leighton, Herbert F. & Mildred L/B Plummers Ridge 24, Leighton, Rodney W. L/O Varney Rd. 2, Leiva, John L/O Piggott Hill 3, LeJeune, Germain & Florence L/B/MH Rt. 16B 28, Lemay, George D. & Amanda L/O Silver St. 5, Lemieux, Perley & Lucille A. L/B Main St., MM 21, Lennon, Charles fc Miriam L/B 132 St. James Ave. 20, Lennon, Charles & Miriam L/O 132 St. James Ave. 6, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 3, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 4, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 4, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 3, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 3, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 3, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 3, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott HiU 3, Lerario, Carl S. L/O Piggott Hill 3, Lessard , Leo & Pamela L/B 4 Lakeside Dr. 26, Lessard, Norman E. & Claudette L/B Main St., MM 38, 16-A Levine, William & VanDorn, Walter L/B Spaulding Fibre 448, 650 Lewis, Charles & Mae and' Vanezea, Thelma l/o Milton 7,000 Lewis, Leon G. Jr. l/b/mh 42 Old Wakefield Rd. 19 600 Leyden, Stella *A. b/mh Willey Rd., MM 4 050 Libby, Christine F. l/b 39 Old Wakefield Rd. 28, 100 Libby, Maurice & Patricia l/b Willey Rd. , MM 43, 600 Libby, Patricia L/B Main St., MM 9 950 Libby, Roger & Freda L/B/MH Main St., MM 24, 900 Libby, Roger & Freda l/b Willey Rd. , MM 11 700 Libby, Roger & Freda L/B Lawton Inn, MM 19 400 Libby, Roger & Freda L/O Branch Rd. , MM 9 800 Liber i, Bernard H. Jr. & Helen l/b Teneriffe Mt. Rd. 56, 950 Liberi, Bernard H. Jr. & Helen L/O Teneriffe Mt. Rd. 9 750 Liber i, Bernard in & Susan L/B Mountain Rd. 67 150 Lilljedahl, Carl Jr. & Thelma l/b Elm St. 34 350 Lilljedahl, Dorothy l/mh Elm St. 14 700 Ling, Elaine H. l/b Willey Rd., MM 61 500 Lirette, Linda M. l/b Remick St. 32 900 Little, Robert & Kathleen L/B Governors Rd. 72 000 Littler, Geraldine R. l/mh Tappan Ct. 8 650 Loftus, David T. & Donna M. l/b/mh Mountain Rd. 28 200 Logan, Charles & Patricia l/b Main St. 25, 150 Logan, Charles & Patricia b/o Main St. 1 800 Logan, C. Michael & Bonnie l/b St. Charles Ave. 41 700 Logan, C. Michael & Bonnie b/o St. Charles Ave. 300 Logan, C. Michael & Bonnie l/o St. Charles Ave. 2 450 Londo, Erwin & Lillian l/b Mountain Rd. 28 050 Long, Janice L. L/O Rt. 16 26 900 Lord, Christine & Martin and Hiltz, Paula L/B Governors Rd. 46 150 Lord, Earl M. & Elaine J. L/B Townhouse Rd. 44 ,550 Lord, John & Elaine L/MH Elm St. 29 ,500 Lord, Philip E. L/B 24 Northeast Pond 21 450 Lord, Robert E. & Alta S. L/B Hare Rd. 150 ,350 Lord, Robert E. & Alta S. L/O Hare Rd. 24 ,250 Lothrop, Jane & Robinson, Ariel L/O Berry Hill Rd. 26 ,900 Loubier, Roland L/B 124 St. James Ave. 39 200 Loubier, Roland L/O 124 St. James Ave. 5 600 Loubier, Roland L/O 124 St. James Ave. 4 ,450 Lover, Richard P. & Nancy S. L/B W. Milton Rd. 46 ,550 Lover, Wilbur & Merle l/b 21 Silver St. 38 050 Lover, Wilbur & Merle l/o W. Milton Rd. 17 ,500 Lowe, Edwin T. L/B Plummers Ridge 53 ,050 Lowell-Wallace, Margaret Est. L/B Old Wakefield Rd. 49 ,400 Luby, Emily P. L/B 31 Silver St. 22 ,550 Lucier, John & Paula L/B S. Main St. 30 ,850 Lund, Robert & Leary, Rita l/b 177 St. James Ave. 25 ,000 Lussier, Raymond G. L/B 18 Old Wakefield Rd. 29 ,500 Lygren, John & Joan M. L/B Plummers Ridge 78 ,800 MacDonald, Alfred & Barbara L/B/MH Hare Rd. 22 ,950 Mac Dow, Milton & Beatrice l/b/mh Elm St. 55 ,700 MacDowell, Katherine l/b/mh Hare Rd. 29 ,100 MacGregor, Walter & Anna l/b Western Ave. , MM 37 ,250 Magee, Kerry W. & Laura J. l/o Ford Hill Rd. 32 ,900 Maggart, James R. & Kaye W. L/B 12 River Rd. 33 ,500 Mailhot, Raymond L/B 163 St. James Ave. 31 ,450 Maleham, Herbert & Marion L/MH Rt. 16 10, Manfredonia, Fred M. L/O W. Milton Rd. 7, Manning, Bruce W. L/B Townhouse Rd. 37, Manning, Bruce W. L/O Townhouse Rd. 7, Manning, Thomas & Kathleen L/O Middleton Rd. 19, March, Clifton L. & Patricia L. L/B N. Main St. 32, Marchand, Joseph R. L/B Bolan Rd. 27, Marchant, William & Janet L/B Thurston Rd. 28, Marchinetti, Sandra I. L/O Sam Plummer Rd. 11, Marcotte, Norman & Stella B. L/B 86 St. James Ave. 31, Marcotte, Norman & Stella B. L/O 86 St. James Ave. 1, Marcoux, Archie & Beverly L/B Silver St. 36, Marcoux, Donna L. L/B 419 Rochester Rd. 43, Marcoux, Donna L. L/O 419 Rochester Rd. 3, Marcoux, Hazel L/B Silver St. 31, Marcoux, James P. & Mary A. L/B Ford Rd. 31, Marcoux, Janet M. L/B Silver St. 46, Marcoux, Raymond & Mary L/B Winding Hill Rd. 61, Mariotti, Robert & Jeanne L/B Branch Hill Rd. , MM 40, Marquardt, Matthias & Mary L/O Governors Rd. 12, Marsh, Louise P. L/B Townhouse Rd. 73, Marsh, Louise P. L/O Townhouse Rd. 16, Marsh, Paul C. & Martha R. L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 70, Marsh, Richard, Barbara, Robert & Patricia L/B Townhouse Rd. 42, Marsh, Richard, Barbara, Robert & Patricia L/O Townhouse Rd. 15, Marshall, Sandra J. L/B S. Main St. 36, Marshall, Thomas & Barbara L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 34, Marsters, Errold W. L/O off Jug Hill Rd. , MM 2, Martel, Beatrice J. L/B 49 Ted & Joan's Rd. 26, Martel, Maurice & Pauline L/B 58 Ted & Joan's Rd. 18, Martin, David A. L/B Porter Rd. 44, Martin, Jesse & Alice L/B/MH Governors Rd. 15, Martin, William & Carol F. L/B N. Main St. 25, Martineau, Leona G. L/B 43 Northeast Pond 28, Martineau, Leona G. L/O 43 Northeast Pond 2, Marzerka, Paul L/O Piggott Hill 3, Masse, Martin R. & Rachel M. L/B 57 Ted & Joan's Rd. 21, Mather, Daniel F. L/O Wolfeboro Rd. 7, Mather, David A. L/B 421 Rochester Rd. 30, Mattair, David & Roberta A. L/B Mountain Rd. 83, McCallister, John R. L/B Mountain Rd. 38, McCann, Kevin, Susan & Mary L/B 112 St. James Ave. 34, McCarthy, Robert & Ruth L/B Willey Rd. , MM 23, McCleary, James & Sandra L/MH W. Milton Rd. 17, McCracken, E. James & Betty Jane L/B Kingsbury 35, McDonald, Lewis & Lucie L/B 142 St. James Ave. 12, McDonnell, Michael & Teresa L/B 6 River Rd. 33, McEntire, Kenneth & Kathleen L/B Northeast Pond 27, McEntire, Kenneth & Kathleen L/O Northeast Pond 2, McGee, John P. & Louise F. L/B 97 St. James Ave. 23, McGee, John P. & Louise F. L/O 97A St. James Ave. 2, Mclntire, F. Everett & Marie L/B S. Main St. 26, Mclntire, F. Everett & Marie L/B Charles St. 20, Mclntire, F. Everett & Marie L/B 8 River Rd. 34, Mclntire, George C. L/B S. Main St. 48, 18-A Mclntire, Walter & Joyce L. L/O Sam Plummer Rd. 5, 600 McKay, Gerald W. & Mary Ellen L/B Rt. 16 47, 450 McKay, Violet L/B 36 Charles St. 24, 900 McKeagney, Patrick Heirs L/O Old Wakefield Rd. 10, 650 McKeagney, Patrick Heirs L/O Old Wakefield Rd. 9, 050 McKenney, Susan B. l/b 15 Charles St. 22, 300 McKlnley, Robert & Margaret l/b Highland Ave. , MM 44, 250 McLaughlin, Albina l/b/mh Willey Rd. , MM 25, 400 McLaughlin, Thomas F. l/o Piggott Hill 3, 500 McMasters, Samuel & Lucille b/o 96 St. James Ave. 13, 450 McMillan, Neil & Sheila l/b Highland Ave. , MM 28, 250 McNally, James & Jeanette l/b Little America 42, 100 McNally, James & Jeanette l/b Little America 74 900 McNally, James & Jeanette l/b Little America 40 100 McOsker, John & Estelle l/o W. Milton 6 700 McPherson, Geneva l/b Plummers Ridge 37 800 McPherson, Norman & Mildred mh/o Wolfeboro Rd. 1 ,000 McPherson, Roger & Susan l/b Plummers Ridge 31 650 McVicar, David & Nancy l/b Plummers Ridge 53 800 McWilliams, Kenneth l/b Townhouse Rd. 19 ,750 Meiklejohn, Carmen A. l/b S. Main St. 27 ,000 Mellen, Lita S. l/b Porter Rd. 35 ,150 Melville, William & Nancy l/b 54 Ted & Joan's Rd. 24 ,800 Menard, Albert W. & Yong Sun l/o McKeagney Rd. 11 ,850 Menegoni, Frank & Yvonne l/b Elm St. 36 ,000 Mercier, Andre l/b Northeast Pond 44 ,800 Merrill, Bruce P. & Geraldine l/b 39 Rob's Rd. 26 ,850 Merrill, Edward & Alice l/b Middleton Rd. 61 ,200 Merrill, Edward & Alice l/o Middleton Rd. 22 ,500 Merrill, Nelson P. & Mary I. l/b Rt. 16B 62 ,850 Merry, Thomas G. & Elizabeth l/b 2 New Bridge Rd. 38 ,950 Mersereau, Ruth S. l/b Plummers Ridge 55 750 Mersereau, Ruth & WUey, Edith l/b 11 River Rd. 30 500 Meserve, Irving & Joan B, l/b/mh Elm St. 17 ,150 Messina, Joseph V. l/b Sam Plummer Rd. 16 ,050 Messina, Joseph V. l/b Sam Plummer Rd. 66 ,550 Meyer, Edward C. & Mary D. L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 16 ,700 Meyer, Edward C. & Mary D. L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 14 ,500 Meyer, Frederick A. & Irma J. l/b Willey Rd., MM 24 ,200 Michalsky, Stanley & Barbara l/b 40 Old Wakefield Rd. 37 ,000 Michaud, Paul Jr. & Louise l/o 6 Christopher Dr. 5 ,900 Midway Excavators, Inc. L/O Plummers Ridge 15 ,050 Milinovich, Frank & Irene L/O St. Charles Ave. 2 ,550 Miller, Edward D. & Diane J. l/b Willey Rd., MM 42 ,500 Miller, James L. & Debra L. l/b/mh 61 Ted & Joan's Rd. 17 ,550 Milton, Carol A. & Scott b/o 41 Rob's Rd. 5 ,200 Milton Forest Associates l/o Plummer Lot 56 ,600 Milton Forest Associates l/o Wentworth Lot 26 ,700 Milton Forest Associates l/o Wentworth Lot 19 ,300 Milton Garage Inc. l/o Main St. 3 ,200 Milton Garage, Inc. l/b Main St. 35 ,900 Milton Land Corp. l/o Rt. 16 9 ,200 Milton Land Corp. l/o Rt. 16 3 ,500 Milton Leatherboard l/b Mill St. 151 ,700 Mitchell, Richard S. L/O Piggott Hill 3 ,500 Modigliani, Franco & Serena L/O Willey Rd. , MM 15 500 Molleur, Mary L/B Elm St. 45 750 19-A Molleur, Mary l/b S. Main St. 25, Mollica, Philip & Linda l/b Church St. 28, Molliver, Joseph l/b Middleton Rd. 11, Moody, Walter & Gray, Rita l/b 32 Old Wakefield Rd. 23, Mooers, Fred & Arlene l/b/mh 414 Rochester Rd. 24, Mooers, Leon l/b/mh 416 Rochester Rd. 39, Moore, Ernest & Kathleen l/b Northeast Pond 15, Moore, Ernest & Kathleen l/o Rt. 16 2, Moore, Raymond & Alice l/b Kingsbury 30, Morest, Rhea L. B/O 52 Ted & Joan's Rd. 8, Morgan, William & Debra L/B Branch Rd. , MM 30, Morin, Beatrice l/b Silver St. 26, Morin, Christine J. l/b 47 Old Wakefield Rd. 41, Morrill, Adrian & Gale l/mh Branch Rd. , MM 24, Morrill, Betty l/mh N. Main St., MM 9, Morrill, Fred & Eva L/O Willey Rd., MM 15, Morrill, Fred & Eva B/O Willey Rd. , MM 42, Morrione, Joseph P. & Linda L/B Little America 7, Morris, Edwin B. L/B 166 St. James Ave. 29, Morrison, Charles & Margaret B/O 19 Micah Ter. 10, Morse, Robert J. & Theresa A. L/B 13 Micah Ter. 21, Morton, Cecil M. & Vickie A. l/b/mh Governors Rd. 32, Mo scone, Italo V. & Maria L/O Piggott Hill 3, Mottram, George R. L/O Elm St. 7, Moulton, Catherine A. L/O The Lane 6, Moulton, Frederick & Eileen L/B 138 St. James Ave. 24, Mucher, George Jr. L/O Farmington Line 4, Mucher, George Jr. L/O Farmington Line 4, Mucher, George Jr. L/B Townhouse Rd. 47, Murphy, Gerard L/O Bolan Rd. 2, Murphy, Joseph & Glenda L/B Mountain Rd. 31, Murray, George M. l/b 34 Northeast Pond 16, Myers, John B. L/O Governors Rd. 5, Myers, Stephen R. & Nancy M. L/B Plummers Ridge 52, Myhre, Grant D. & Miranda L/B Plummers Ridge 69, Nahatis, Stella L/O Northeast Pond 2, Na sella, Michael J. L/B Berry Hill Rd. , MM 6, Nason, Dave R. L/B Silver St. 38, Nason, Gerald A. & Mary E. L/B Willey Rd., MM/ 38, Nason, James E. L/B Northeast Pond 24, Nason, Rodney E. & Betty F. L/B Silver St. 46, Nau, William C. L/B Charles St. 52, Nelder, Edward & Theresa l/o Mountain Rd. 4, Nelson, Warren F. & Dorothy C. L/B 42 Rob's Rd. 36, New England Telephone L/B Western Ave. , MM 38, New England Telephone L/B Silver St. 34, Newcomb, Charles & Bonnie l/o W. Milton 6, Newell, Richard D. & Patricia A. L/B S. Main St. 33, Newick, John W. & Tammy F. L/B 127 St. James Ave. 44, Nickerson, Frank G. L/B 100 St. James Ave. 32, Nickerson, Frank G. L/O 100 St. James Ave. 6, Niemir, Christopher L/B Willey Rd., MM 58, Nolan, John F. & Sally E. L/B Mountain Rd. 73, Nolan, John F. & Sally E. L/O Mountain Rd. 27, Normandeau, Paul E. & Simone L/B 3 Kingsbury 32, Noseworthy, Russell & Susannah L/O W. Milton 6, Nowalk, Edward L/O Piggott Hill 31, 20-A Nowill, Ronald W. & Betty R. L/B Main St. , MM 38,450 Nute, Doria l/o Hare Rd. 20,650 Nute, Elizabeth l/b/mh Hare Rd. 14,900 Nute, Eugene F. l/b Hay Barn 22,650 Nute, Eugene F. & Patricia l/o W. Milton 6,500 Nute Family Trust l/o Home Farm Lot 70,000 Nute Family Trust l/o Triangle Lot 8,450 Nute Family Trust l/o Plantation Lot 30,050 Nute Family Trust l/o Bunker Lot 13,700 Nute Family Trust l/o Lot 1 3,250 Nute Family Trust l/o Lot 2 3,150 Nute Family Trust l/o Lot 3 3,250 Nute , Jonathan l/o Governors Rd. 24,500 Nute, Marie l/o Hare Rd. 9,100 Nute, Patricia l/b Governors Rd. 36,800 Nute, Stephanie l/o Winding Hill Rd. 3,550 Nute, Stephanie l/o Higgins Lot 6,700 Nute, Stephanie l/o Ripley Lot 5,950 Nutter, Frank R. & Jeanette l/b Charles St. 38,300 Nutter, Randolph & Beatrice l/b 30 Rob's Rd. 21,800 O'Brien, George & Doris L/B Branch Rd. , MM 6,750 Olimpio, Joseph & J. Lisbeth L/B Rt. 16B 9,250 Olsen, John G. & Bettie-Anne l/b/mh 317 Rochester Rd. 29,400 O'Neil, Judith A. l/o off Thurston Rd. 500 Orrell, John I. & Donna M. l/b 8 Micah Ter. 47,200 Ostebo, Leo P. l/o Northeast Pond 3,050 Ostebo, Leo P. & Charlotte l/b 21 Northeast Pond 25,700 Ostebo, Leo P. & Charlotte l/b 22 Northeast Pond 11,650 Otis, Raymond A. & Karen A. l/b 4 Northeast Pond 32,800 Paey, Clyde & Louise l/b Elm St. 35,150 Paey, Dorothy M. l/b Elm St. 52>300 Page, Robert W. Sr. l/o Wilkins-Mills Lot, MM 20,350 Page, Robert W. Sr. l/o Willey Rd. , MM 3,850 Page, Robert W. Sr. l/o Walsh Lot, MM 21,800 Page, Robert & Marion l/b 31 Highland Ave., MM 24,050 Page, Robert Sr. , Jr. & Steven L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 22,500 Pageau, Reta M. l/b Hare Rd. 45,550 Palmeriello, James & Clotilde l/mh 161 St. James Ave. 19,800 Panagos, John & Joanne l/b W. Milton Rd. 50,650 Paola, Mary E. l/o The Lane 6,550 Paquette, Everest B/O 21 Micah Ter. 8,500 Parello, Thomas L. L/O Plummers Ridge 14,700 Park Realty Associates L/O off Ford Rd. 100 Park Realty Associates L/O Coolidge Dr. 800 Park Realty Associates L/O Stroud SD 1,900 Parker, Richard & Rita L/B 134 St. James Ave. 39,350 Parker, Robert & Elaine V. L/B Townhouse Rd. 42,250 Parks, Leon & Florence mh/o Little America 2,800 Parks, Thomas & Yvette l/b Little America 37,350 Parsons, Gordon & Elizabeth l/b 35 Church St., MM 49,700 Patch, Dale & Luc ill a L/B Mountain Rd. 60,050 Patnode, Roland E. Jr. L/B Silver St. 28,750 Payne, Harold R. & Mary A. L/O Rt. 16B 1,250 Pearce, John W. & Emily J. L/B Rt. 109^ MM 35,800 Pearce, Randall K. & Roberta E. L/B Rt. 16 24,450 Pearson, David E. & Gail L/B 8 Kingsbury 26,000 Pelletier, Dale & Jeanne E. L/O Townhouse Rd. 5,200 21-A , Pelletier, Dale & Jeanne E. L/O Porter Rd. 7, Pelletier, Dale & Jeanne E. L/B 7 Church St. MM 43, Pennell, Alston & Gail Ann L/B N. Main St. 31, Pennell, Helen J. L/B Remick St. 38, Penta, Anthony N. & Adelaide L/O 55 Northeast Pond 2, Penta, Anthony N. & Adelaide L/O 55 Northeast Pond 1, Percelay, Merrill & Werner, Donald C. L/O French-Laskey Land 17, Perkins, Donald M. & Lorraine L/MH Cross Rd. 11. Perkins, Hilda B/MH Elm St. 9, Perkins, Lloyd & Mary L/B Elm St. 62, Perkins, Lloyd & Mary L/O Elm St. 4, Perkins, Rebekah L. L/B 153 St. James Ave. 42, Pero, Frederick & Paula L/B Hare Rd. 46, Perreault, Lawrence & Joan L/B 104 St. James Ave. 47, Perreault, Lawrence & Joan L/B 104 St. James Ave. 12, Perreault, Lawrence & Joan L/O ±04 St. James Ave. 3, Perreault, Roland L/B 83 St. James Ave. 49, Perron, Gerald L. L/B Plummers Ridge 7, Perry, Charles E. L/B Church St. 21, Perry, James & Athena L/MH Governors Rd. 22, Perry, Ronald C. & Sandra L/B Charles St. 16, Peterson, Alan C. & Patricia W. L/B 148 St. James Ave. 25, Peterson, Alvera M. L/B 44 Rob's Rd. 25, Peterson, Christopher R. L/B 155 St. James Ave. 49, Peterson, Christopher R. L/B 118 St. James Ave. 28, Peterson, Christopher & Judith L/O Governors Rd. 15, Peterson, Ronald & Lois L/B 150 St. James Ave. 63, Peterson, Ronald & Lois L/O 155 St. James Ave. 6, Peterson, Ronald & Lois L/O 155 St. James Ave. 3, Peterson, Ronald & Lois L/O 155 St. James Ave. 3, Peterson, Ronald & Lois L/B 155 St. James Ave. 15, Peterson, Ronald, Lois, Christopher & Judith L/B Charles St. 46, Phalen, Clay & Lyons, Cindy L/B/MH Mountain Rd. 20, Phinney, Barbara E. L/O 9 River Rd. Phinney, Charles K. L/B/MH Plummers Ridge 27, Phinney, Charles K. L/B Plummers Ridge 22, Phinney, Warren & Barbara L/B 9 River Rd. 28, Pierce, Ernest & Phyllis L/B Townhouse Rd. 57, Pike, Lloyd & Marilyn L/B S. Main St. 37, Pinkham, Clifford & Alice L/B Bolan Rd. 30, Pizzotti, Elmiro & Gloria L/O Hare Rd. 22, Place, Miriam & Norman L/B Willey Rd., MM 15, Place, Miriam & Pamela L/O Willey Rd., MM 8, Plummer, Ruth W. L/B S. Main St. 24, Poirier, William & Patricia L/B 56 Ted & Joan 'B Rd. 16, Pomeroy, Patricia A. L/O Thompson Is. 5, Pomeroy, Patricia A. B/O Thompson Is. 1, Pomeroy, William & Patricia L/B Plummers Ridge 38, Pomroy, Donald & Barbara L/B Silver St. 32, Potkey, Edward & Linda L/O Northeast Pond 7, Potvin, George J. L/B Townhouse Rd. 40, Porvin, Henry A. & Helen J. L/B 72 Rocky Pt. Rd. 39, Pouche, Joseph R. & Catherine L/B Kingsbury 33, Poulin, Claude J. & Kellie A. L/MH St. Charles Ave. 13, Pouliot, Herman & Barbara L/B 179 St. Charle s Ave. 21, 22-A Poussard, Joseph & Jeanette L/B Varney Rd. 30 000 Powell, Richard & Frances l/o Silver St. 4 500 Powers, Alyce G. l/o Branch Rd. , MM 6 350 Prefontaine, Gerald N. l/o Mountain Rd. 4 000 Preston, Harold V. Jr. L/O Governors Rd. 12 250 Price, Frances P. L/B 12 Northeast Pond 21 050 Price, Frances P. L/O 12 Northeast Pond 3 ,650 Price, James & Virginia L/B 90 St. James Ave. 45 ,750 Provencher, Norris & Dorothy l/b S. Main St. 28 ,550 Public Service of NH Milton 551 ,350 Public Service of NH Milton Mills Fire District 142 ,300 Public Service of NH Milton Water District 195 ,650 Public Service of NH L/O N. Main St. 2 ,000 Public Service of NH L/O Plummers Ridge 4 ,750 Pugh, Rachel D. L/B Plummers Ridge 31 ,450 Pugh, Rachel D. L/O Plummers Ridge 7 ,350 Pugh, Rachel D. L/B Plains 48 ,700 Pugh, Rachel D. L/O Plains 2 ,750 Purvis, Sharon A. L/B Church St., MM 28 ,000 Quinn, Eliot & Sandra L/O Ford Hill Rd. 5 ,150 Quinn, George E. L/O Governors Rd. 7 ,000 Quinn, George E. L/B 65 Main St. 25 ,300 Raab, Dwight & Burrows, Lloyd L/O Mountain Rd. 11 ,400 Raab, Burrows & Hilton L/O Old Cross Rd. 5 ,250 Ramsey, Norman L/O St. Charles Ave. 2 ,400 Ramsey, Norman L/O St. Charles Ave. 9 ,500 Rancourt, Claude C. L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 16 ,100 Rand, Mabel L/B Kimball St. 33 ,800 Randall, Jerry L. & Mary J. mh/o Silver St. 11 ,750 Rauseo, Donald & Marjorie L/B 171 St. James Ave. 40 ,750 Rawls, Priscilla L/MH Thurston Rd. 26 ,150 Ray's Marina l/b Marina 326 ,000 Ray's Marina l/o Main St. 13 ,750 Rearick, Thomas & Sheila L/B Middleton Rd. 30 ,500 Reddington, Joseph & Catherine L/B Motel & Cabins 144 ,950 Reddington, Joseph & Catherine L/O Rt. 16 13 ,300 Reed, Eugene T. & Janet L. L/O Mountain Rd. 13 ,950 Reed, Eugene T. & Janet L. L/O Mountain Rd. 5 ,750 Reed, Eugene T. & Janet L. L/O Mountain Rd. 14 ,950 Reilley, Richard L. L/B Water St., MM 17 ,450 Rene, Edmond A. & Audrey l/b Kingsbury 29 ,800 Reynolds, Arthur, Bruce, Peter & Scott l/o off Governors Rd. 8 ,850 Reynolds, Delbert L/B Branch Rd. , MM 20 ,900 Reynolds, John F. & Linda A. L/O Silver St. 500 Reynolds, John F. & Linda A. L/B/MH Silver St. 17 150 Rhodes, Gloria I. L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 9 ,950 Rhodes, Gloria I. L/O Jug Hill Rd. , MM 9 400 Richard, Raymond & Joanne L/B 5 Lakeside Dr. 34 100 Richards, Allen & June L/O Mountain Rd. 3 450 Richards, George & Gretchen L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 64, 150 Ricker, Caroline L/MH Main St. , MM 11, 150 Ricker, William & Mary L/B 3 Tappan Ct. 27 500 Riemenschneider, Ronald & Tommi L/B Main St. 61, 050 Rigby, Arnold & Ruth L/B 113 St. James Ave. 39, 700 Rigby, Arnold & Ruth L/B 113 St. James Ave. 11, 150 Rigert, Joseph & Bernadette L/B 303 Rochester Rd. 61, 000 23-A Riley, Robert A. & Sally L/B Governors Rd. 71,100 Rines, Chester & Deborah L/B Silver St. 49,000 Rivers, Robert A. L/B Rt. 16 169,400 Roach, Martin F. & Mary A. L/B Kingsbury 26,000 Robblee, Elizabeth L/B Willey Rd. , MM 4,600 Roberge, Roland & Lorraine L/B St. James Ave. 58,500 Roberts, Bailey A. L/O Willey Rd., MM 8,750 Roberts, Harold L/O Rt. 109, MM 12,300 Roberts, Margaret & Nason, Betty- L/B/MH Branch Rd. , MM 15,100 Roberts, Merton & Helen L/B Church St. , MM 35,150 Robertson, Betty J. L/MH 3 Christopher Dr. 22,400 Robinson, Adrienne J. L/B St. James Ave. 16,700 Robinson, Darrol & Marie C. L/B 51 Ted & Joan's Rd. 40,650 Robinson, Robert & Bonnie L/B Tappan Ct. 28,800 Rodgers, John P, & Janet M. L/O Elm St. 6,650 Rodick, Arlene M. Est. L/B Silver St., W. Milton 8,100 Rodrigue, Richard & Elaine L/B Western Ave. , MM 59,450 Rogers, Gary & Katherine L/O Governors Rd. 7,000 Rogers, Helen & Morann, William & Sandra L/B/MH Ford Hill Rd. 8,550 Rogers, Helen & Morann, William & Sandra L/O Ford Hill Rd. 50 Rolff, Catriena & Jan L/O Plummers Ridge 11,500 Rolff, Jan & Catriena L/B Plummers Ridge 80,650 Ronayne, Emmett & Constance L/B 355 Rochester Rd. 104,650 Ronayne, Emmett & Constance L/O 355 Rochester Rd. 2,800 Ronayne, Emmett & Constance L/O Rochester Rd. 950 Rosado, John & Woodman, Pauline L/B Plummers Ridge 12,800 Ross, Gilbert S. L/B Mountain Rd. 26,950 Ross, William & Jane L/O Willey Rd. , MM 4,950 Rossley, Richard L/B 61A Ted & Joan's Rd. 19,550 Roth, Marie & Haselton, Kenneth L/B Rochester Rd. 5,250 Rouleau, Alfred & Elizabeth L/B Plummers Ridge 41,900 Rouleau, Samuel & Margherita L/B Charles St. 30,200 Routheir, Dorothy L. L/B Townhouse Rd. 24,000 Rowe, Robert & Deanna L/B Elm St. 34,100 Rowe, Thomas S. L/O Silver St. 9,750 Rowe, William P. L/B Willey Rd., MM 39,400 Roy, David M. & Susan E. L/B Branch Hill Rd. , MM 48,750 Roy, Elaine V. L/B 84A St. James Ave. 34,950 Roy, Rene L/B Island 24,250 Roy, Rene L/B Main St. 12,050 Roy, Wilfred & Jeannine L/B 84 St. James Ave. 27,850 Rupp, Maria E. L/O Varney Rd. 29,400 Rupp, Maria E. L/B Varney Rd. 32,450 Russ, David A. & Brenda L. L/B Evergreen Valley 42,200 Russell, Frederic & Viola & Rolls, Roberta L/B 65 Old Wakefield Rd. 46,900 Russo, John M. & Louise L/B Elm St. 20,550 Russo, Louis R. Jr. & Marie L/B Rt. 16 77,850 Russo, Raymond & Betty-Mae L/B Rt. 16 81,700 Russo, Raymond & Betty-Mae L/O Rt. 16 3,400 Russo, Raymond & Betty-Mae L/O Elm St. 6,600 Russo, Rose L/B Porter Dr. 36,850 Ryan, Thomas & Christina L/B Vachon Dr. 25,050 Sabine, Henry B. L/O Farmington Line 5,050 St. Hilaire, Richard &• Eleanor L/B 130 St. James Ave. 46,250 24-A St. Hilaire, Richard & Eleanor B/O Donut Shop 8, 700 St. Laurent, Linwood & Hilda L/B Berry Hill, MM 19, 400 Sakowicz, Mary & Eichholz, John L/B Piggott Hill 4, 200 Sakowicz, Mary & Eichholz, John L/O Piggott Hill 3, 500 Sanborn, Carlton & Myrtle L/B S. Main St. 29, 850 Sanborn, Harold C. & June L/O Teneriffe Mt. H, 700 Sanborn, James & Donna L/B/MH Church St. 19, 600 Sanborn, Wm. Henry & Doris L/B S. Main St. 27, 950 Sanfacon, Doris L. L/B 131 St. James Ave 22 250 Sanfacon, Gerald & Dianne L/B Elm St. 35 950 Sansone, Angelo & Dorothy & Schaller, Dorothy L/B Mountain Rd. 67 150 Sargent, Roger & Katherine L/O Hare Rd. 31 350 Sargent, Roger & Katherine L/B Hare Rd. 44 100 Saunders, Donald & Lyn L/B Tappan Ct. 28 ,150 Savoie, Maurice & Helen L/B Elm St. 49 ,600 Savoie, Ruby E. & Elaine L/B S. Main St. 26 ,850 Sawyer, Ransom & Katherine L/B Penapoint Rd. 44 ,250 Scagliotti, Robert & Nackey L/B Governors Rd. 85 ,450 Scala, Anthony & Rita L/B Vachon Dr. 19 ,750 Sceggell, Anna & Howard & Fields, Arlene L/MH Main St. 11 ,900 Sceggell, Howard & Shirley l/b/mh Elm St. 26 ,050 Schulkind, Diane S. L/B 13 Charles St. 23 ,950 Schwartz, Alvin & Patricia L/O Mountain Rd. 8 ,800 Scribner, W. Milton L/B Highland Ave. , MM 49 ,100 Scribner, W. Milton L/B Main St. , MM 34 ,900 Scully, George M. L/B Townhouse Rd. 15 ,450 Scully, John J. Jr. L/B Townhouse Rd. 15 ,450 Scully, Timothy & Collins, Deborah L/B 187 St. Charles Ave. 29 ,700 Seale, Edmund & Darlene L/B Main St. , MM 21 ,800 Seamans, Earl & Katherine L/B Middleton Rd. 27 ,800 Seavey, Richard & Rosemary L/MH 2 Christopher Dr. 22 ,750 Seely, Robert & Marilyn L/B Western Ave. , MM 43 ,700 Semprebon, Frank & Beverly L/MH Nutes Ridge Rd. 12 ,700 Sheing, Craig W. L/MH Ford Hill Rd. 21 ,750 Sherman, Richard & Mary L/B School St. 31 ,100 Sherman, Richard & Mary L/B Sam Plummer Rd. 49 ,050 Sherman, Richard & Mary L/O Sam Plummer Rd. 11 ,050 Shevenell, Richard & Delores B/O 7 Micah Ter. 15 ,500 Shippie, Richard & Robin L/O off Western Ave. , MM 2 ,100 Shurtleff, George & Eleanor L/B Plummers Ridge 83 ,000 Shute, Douglas & Nancy L/B Silver St. 39 ,350 Sickles, Bradford & Marion L/B Thurston Rd. 10 ,000 Siembab, Michael L/B Branch Rd. , MM 26 ,500 Siembab, Michael MH/O Branch Rd. , MM 19 ,050 Siembab, Robert J. MH/O Branch Rd. , MM 6 ,250 Siembab, Robert J. MH/O Branch Rd. , MM 19 ,150 Siemon, Carl L/B Branch Hill Rd. , MM 189 ,450 Siemon, Carl L/O Laskey Land 7 ,000 Siemon, Carl L/O Boris Land, MM 31 950 Siemon, Carl L/O Thompson Land, MM 64 950 Siemon, Carl L/O Rt. 16 10 500 Siemon, Carl L/O Parker Land, MM 30 300 Siemon, Carl L/O Laskey Land, MM 41 500 Siemon, Carl L/O Dahl Land, MM 6, 850 Siemon, Carl L/O Branch Rd. , MM 16, 300 . Siemon, Carl L/O Dahl Lot 2A, MM 6, Siemon, Carl L/O Dahl Lot 2, MM 8, Siemon, Carl Neill L/B Plummers Ridge 64, Silva, Robert & Anna B/O 1 Lyman Rd. 14, Silver, Robert & Dawn L/B 303 Rochester Rd. 64, Simes, Bruce & Judith L/B Elm St. 49, Simpson, Robert & Dianne L/B Rt. 109, MM 8, Sinkiewcz, Debra L/O Piggott Hill 3, Sirois, Pauline L/B Rt. 16 48, Sirois, Pauline B/O Mountain Rd. 8, Sirois, Victor & Pauline L/O Mountain Rd. 7, Sisto, George L/O Northeast Pond 10, Sisto, George L/O Northeast Pond 18, Sisto, George L/O Northeast Pond 17, Skinner, Corinne M. B/O 50 Ted & Joan's Rd. 17, Skoolicas, Charles & Evangeline L/B St. James Ave. 12, Skoolicas, Charles & Evangeline L/B St. James Ave. 27, Slade, Robert & Jeanne L/O Piggott Hill 3, Slazenik, John-C. L/MH off Sam Plummer Rd. 21, Smith, Allan L. & Yuri L/B Plummers Ridge 45, Smith, Eleanor J. L/MH Main St. , MM 12, Smith, Frank & Moaratty, Nancy L/B 18 Northeast Pond 22, Smith, George Jr. & Linda L. L/B 30 Old Wakefield Rd. 37, Smith, Guy & Myrtle L/B S. Main St. 34, Smith, Harry R. & Patricia M. L/B Highland Ave. , MM 33, Smith, Janet S. L/MH Silver St. Ext. 25, Smith, Kenneth M. L/B Willey Rd. , MM 43, Smith, Malcolm & Yvonne L/B Jug Hill Rd., MM 47, Smith, Malcolm & Yvonne L/O Jug Hill Rd., MM 11, Smith, Mary Anne L/B/MH Elm St. 16, Smith, Mildred l/b Branch Rd. , MM 31, Smith, Richard A. L/B Vachon Dr. 43, Smith, Richard P. L/O Mountain Rd. 18, Smith, Roger L/O Silver St. 5, Society for Protection of NH Forests L/O Plummers Ridge 55, Sodergren, Cynthia L/O off Thurston Rd. Soucy, Beverly E. L/O The Lane 6, Soucy, Beverly E. L/B Kingsbury Dr. 23, Soucy, David P. L/B The Lane 20, Soucy, Frederick & Judy L/B The Lane 48, Soucy, Gilbert & Dorothy L/B Kinsbury Dr. 23, Souliere, Richard p. L/B Willey Rd. , MM 41, Spaulding, Benjamin & Edith l/b Kingsbury Dr. 42, Spaulding Fibre Co. , Inc. L/O Rochester Rd. 6, Spaulding Fibre Co . , Inc L/O Rochester Rd. 10, Spicer Family Trust L/B 149 St. James Ave. 46, Spinale, Frank & Lucille L/B 313 Rochester Rd. 35, Spradlin, Tom L/B 123 St. James Ave. 15, Spradlin, Tom L/O 123 St. James Ave. 3, Sprague, Jeanne E. L/O Thompson Is. 11, Sprague, Jeanne E. B/O Thompson Is. 3, Sprague, Jeanne E. B/O Thompson Is. 2, Sprague, Richard & Jeanne L/O Northeast Pond 1, Sprague, Richard & Jeanne L/B Charles St. 27, Sprankle, Kenneth & Patricia L/B Branch River 26, Spry, Edward W. & Kevin L. L/B Main St. 20, 26-A Srnec, Robert A. & Joan P. L/B Sam Plummer Rd. 43,950 iStacey, Howard & Janice l/b 3 Lakeside Dr. 18,450 iStanley, Donald & Mabel L/C- Middleton Rd. 6,150 Stanley, H. Joseph & David L. L/B 26 Northeast Pond 23,800 Stanley, Leonard W. & Lorraine T. b/o 40 Rob's Rd. 11,850 Stanley, Marion L/B Main St. 41,500 Star Lumber Co. L/O Mountain Rd. 16,650 Stave, Richard J. L/B/MH Jug Hill Rd. , MM 39,150 Staver, Clifford L/B Governors Rd. 24,650 ^teadman, Charles & Cindy L/MH Branch Rd. , MM 13,700 Steele, Robert & Isabelle l/b Kingsbury 19,900 |stehman, Denise L/O Plummer s Ridge 13,900 iStenbak, Roger & Janis L/B Northeast Pond 8,800 Stevens, Chester I & Carl D. L/B Main St., MM 47,550 Stevens, Chester I & Carl D. L/O Main St. , MM 400 Stevens, George & Gail & Killgore, W. Wayne & Deena L/O Middleton Rd. 25,250 Stevens, James & Pauline L/B 18 Micah Ter. 24,400 Stevens, Karl & Lucille L/O Ford Rd. 6,850 Stevens, Laurence & Stowell, Dorothy L/B 15 River Rd. 29,850 Stevens, Laurence & Stowell, Dorothy L/B 15 River Rd. 21,600 Stevens, Laurence & Stowell, Dorothy L/B 15 River Rd. 18,550 Stevens, Laurence & Stowell, Dorothy L/O 15 River Rd. 5,500 Stewart, Anthony & Patricia L/B Branch Rd. , MM 63,250 Stewart, Charlotte T. L/B Plummers Ridge 98,600 Stewart, Charlette T. L/O Plummer s Ridge 7,750 Stewart, George & Barbara L/B St. James Ave. 25,000 Stewart, George & Barbara L/O St. James Ave. 2,350 Stewart, Glenn W. L/O Silver St. 8,100 Stewart, Richard & Bonnie Sue L/O W. Milton Rd. 10,000 Stillings, Elmer MH/O Mountain Rd. 550 Stillings, Elmer L/O Elm St. 2,650 Stillings, Harold & Mildred L/B/MH Mountain Rd. 19,900 Stillman, Gerald C. L/O Piggott Hill 3,500 Stockbridge, Lillian R. L/B Kingsbury 33,250 Stockford, Robert & Margaret L/B/MH Willey Rd., MM 40,000 Stone , Carlyne l/o Silver St. 18,950 Stone, John J. L/B Coolidge Dr. 44,250 Stowe, Donald & Mary L/B S. Main St. 40,250 Stowe, Donald & Mary l/b/mh Rochester Rd. 23,350 Stowell, Adam, Dorothy & Jon l/b 16 River Rd. 60,050 Stowell, Adam, Dorothy & Jon L/O 15 River Rd. 7,300 Stowell, Carl & Mary J. L/B Branch Hill Rd. , MM 72,850 Stowell, Carl & Mary J. L/B Branch Hill Rd. , MM 40,300 Stowell, Carl & Mary J. L/O Branch Hill Rd., MM 14,300 Strachan, Ethel & Snyder, Lucilla L/B Rt. 16 20,450 Strogen, Charles & Patricia L/B Kingsbury 57,650 Strogen, Charles & Patricia L/B Kingsbury 27,700 Strogen, Charles & Patricia L/O Kingsbury 1,900 Strong, Howard & Kathleen L/B 34 Old Wakefield Rd. 26,000 Stuart, James E. & Joyce M. L/B 55 Old Wakefield Rd. 44,500 Stuart, Richard E. L/O Pleasant Valley 1,200 Sullivan, Daniel J. & Jane L/B 144 St. James Ave. 23,650 27-A Sullivan, Daniel J. & Jane L/B 141 St. James Ave. 34, Sundell, Stephen C. & Janice L/B 156 St. James Ave. 40, Susmann, Arthur H. L/B Middleton Rd k 71, Sweet, Helen M. L/B St. James Ave. 38, Sweet, Helen M. L/O St. James Ave. 6, Sweet, Alfred E. L/B Main St. 21, Swett, Dorothy L/B Main St. 20, Swiatocha, Eileen L/B Ill St. James 31, Swinerton, Bernice L/B Hare Rd. 14, Swinerton, Bernice L/B Hare Rd. 6, Swope, Warren L. & G. Holly L/B School St. , MM 61, Sylvester, Paul mh/o S. Main St. 13, Szruba, John & Josephine l/mh Branch Rd. , MM 7, Taatjes, Robert & Norma L/B S. Main St. 52, Taatjes, Robert & Norma L/B Hardware Store 44, Taatjes, Robert & Norma L/B Main St. 8, Taatjes, Robert & Norma L/B Main St. 34, Taffe, Joseph L. l/b Governors Rd. 49, Taffe, Joseph L. L/O Governors Rd. 1, Talbot, Joseph, Melita & John L/O Piggott Hill 3, Tankevich, John, Tracie, Tricia & Jaclyn L/B 29 Northeast Pond 21, Tanner, Hervey C. Jr. & Georgette L/B Silver St. 34, Tanner, Vincent & Ruth L/B Rochester Rd. 33, Tanner, Yvonne l/b/mh Mountain Rd. 27, Tarmey, Kelly Anne l/mh St. Charles Ave. 17, Tasker, Theodore L. Jr. L/B Old Wakefield Rd. 167, Tasker, Theodore L. Jr. L/O Townhouse /NE Pond 87, Tasker, Theodore L. Jr. L/B MiTeJo 305, Tasker, Theodore L. Jr. L/O McKeagney Rd. 11, Tasker, Theodore L. Jr. L/O W/S Rt. 16 5, Tasker, Theodore L. Jr. L/O E/S Rt. 16 10, Tasker, Theodore L. Jr. & Theodore L. Ill L/O 32A Rocky Pt. Rd. 25, Tebbetts, Robert F. & Constance L/B Rt. 75 44, Tercyak, Michael & Deborah L/B Elm St. 34, Thayer, Asha L/B Governors Rd. 110, Thayer, Asha & James L/O Wolfeboro Rd. 42, Thayer, Asha & James L/O Governors Rd. 19, Thayer, Asha & James L/O Governors Rd. 44, Thayer, Beulah L/B Governors Rd. 117, Thayer, Diane J. L/O Varney Rd. 9, Thayer, Diane J. L/O Varney Rd. 38, Thayer, Richard & Diane B/O Governors Rd. 63, Thayer, Richard & Diane L/O Governors Rd. 74, Theberge, Normand & Constance L/B 12 Micah Ter. 20, Theroux, Brenda L. L/B 53 Old Wakefield Rd. 38, Thibault, Gerard & Irma L/B 4 Kimball St. 47, Thibodeau, James W. & Jeanne L/B/MH Northeast Pond 25, Thistle, Edward & Anlene L/B Jug Hill Rd. , MM 52, Thomas, Wilfred L/B Rt. 16B 36, Thompson, Barry & Pamela L/B Church St., MM 26, Thompson, Edwin C. B/O Thompson Is. 4, Thompson, Edwin C. L/O Thompson Is. 5, Thompson, Edwin & Dennis L/B Mountain Rd. 65, Thompson, J. Elizabeth L/B Charles St. 18, Thompson, Mary L/B Charles St. 24, 28-A Tibbetts , Geo rge L/B Farm 76,100 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/B Willey Land 9,500 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/O Hanson Lot 7,000 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/O Gendron Lot 7,000 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/O Shortridge Lot 37,200 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/O Shortridge Lot 23,950 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/O Hare Rd. 1,300 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/O Hare Rd. 3,550 Tibbetts, George & Robert L/O Wolfeboro Rd. 6,650 Tibbetts Lumber Co. L/B Sawmill 38,950 Tibbetts Lumber Co. L/B Office, Storeroom, etc. 156,950 Tilton, Norman Heirs L/O Rt. 16 2,750 Tilton, Norman Heirs L/O Corson Lot 7,750 Tirrell, Carleton & Sylvia L/B Middleton Rd. 60,300 Titcomb, George & Dorothy L/B 28 Silver St. 39,300 Toland, Nancy E. L/B Charles St. 28,800 Tolman, Susan M. L/B N. Main St. 20,250 Tomco Realty Co. L/B Post Office, MM 35,600 Tompson, Steven D. L/B Silver St. 40,050 Topliffe, David B. L/B W. Milton Rd. 49,900 Topliffe, David B. L/O W. Milton Rd. 12,350 Topol, Marilyn & Lasky, Conrad L/B Bolan Rd. 92,100 Torr, Cecelia L/B 162 St. James Ave. 28,150 Tostevin, Edward & Andree L/B S. Main St. 40,500 Tousignant, Philip D. B/O 59A Ted & Joan's Rd. 14,800 Towle, Arnold L/B Charles St. 24,050 Towle, Thomas & Susan L/O Coolidge Dr. 9,250 Towle, Thomas & Susan L/MH Rt. 16 17,700 Towne, Frederick & Jean L/B Townhouse Rd. 24,450 Trask, Edward & Beverly L/B Mountain Rd. 30,600 Trask, Ronald & Bertha L/B/MH Rt. 16 17,850 Tremblay, Albert & Marion l/b Cross Rd. 72,900 Tremblay, Mark & Karen L/B Mountain Rd. 42,400 Trembly, Rene J. L/O Piggott Hill 3,400 Tripp, Edwin & Anne L/B Governors Rd. 55,650 Tripp, Edwin & Anne L/O Governors Rd. 7,700 Trump, Richard W. L/B Ford Rd. 39,500 Tucker, Paul & Claire L/B Rt. 16 75,350 Tucker, Paul & Claire L/B O'Brien 14,650 Tucker, Paul & Claire L/B Priscilla 20,600 Tucker, Paul & Claire L/O Rt. 16 5,100 Tucker, Paul & Claire L/O Rt. 16 21,950 Turcotte, Nathaniel & Roy, Jacqueline L/B Townhouse Rd. 29,100 Turcotte, Nathaniel & Roy Jacqueline L/O Townhouse Rd. 4,650 Turner, Gail E. L/B 8 River Rd. 68,350 Uraskevich, Timothy & Judith L/B S. Main St. 44,450 V.S. H. Realty Inc. L/B Main St. 168,200 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/B Rt. 16 83,100 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/B 42 Kingsbury 27,600 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/O Vachon Dr. /St. James 9,250 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/O Rt. 16 20,950 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/O Rt. 16 8,100 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/O Rt. 16 3,200 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/O Kingsbury Dr. 1,750 Vachon, Homer & Linda L/O Kingsbury Dr. 6,300 29-A Vachon, Robert & Glidden, Theresa L/B Mountain Rd. 66, Vachon, Thomas & Judith l/b Main St. 26, Vaiilancourt, Armand & Pappagallo, Marie l/b Branch Rd. , MM 23, Valley, Norman & Blanche l/b N. Main St. 29, Vanasse, Doris & Robert l/b 119 St. James Ave. 29, Vanasse, Roger & Lorraine l/b 32A Rob's Rd. 29, VanDoorn, Roger & Nancy l/b Governors Rd. 46, Vannoy, Charles & Leah l/b 36 Rob's Rd. 33, Varney, Adelbert & Evelyn l/b Governors Rd. 38, Varney, Edgar & Sheldon l/b 2 Lakeside Dr. 17, Varney, George W. l/b Charles St. 24, Varney, Josiah & Anita l/b 167 St. James Ave. 29, Varney, Josiah & Anita l/o St. Charles Ave. 4, Varney, Kenneth & Shirley l/b Plummers Ridge 18, Varney, Kenneth & Shirley B/O The Plains 8, Veilleux, Gerard & Marie L/B 31A Rob's Rd. 36, Verville, Edward & Margaret L/B 2 Northeast Pond 47, Verville, Martha l/b Plummers Ridge 99, Verville, Martha l/o Rt. 16 77, Verville, Martha L/O Rt. 16 42, Verville, Theresa Sue & Timothy L/B 25 Northeast Pond 11, Visuth, S. Eugene L/B 20 Micah Ter. 33, Wadleigh, Joseph & Florence L/O Rt. 16 15, Wadleigh, Joseph & Florence L/O Rt. 16 1, Wakeman, Gertrude & George L/O Jug Hill Rd. , MM 18, Walbridge, Marion & Canney, June L/B Rt. 16 43, Walbridge, Marion & Canney, June L/O Rt. 16 7, Walbridge, Marion & Canney, June L/O Rt. 16 5, Walker, Lewis & Carrie l/b/mh Rt. 16B 26, Wallace, John W. & Althea J. l/b Governors Rd. 48, Wallace, Sandra D. l/b Branch Rd. , MM 49, Wallingford, Sterling & Mary l/b Jug Hill Rd. , MM 53, Wallingford, Wayne & Mamie Trust l/b/mh Rt. 16B 25, Walsh, Myrtle l/b 321 Rochester Rd. 59, Walters, Jeff R. l/b Cross Rd. 36, Wamboldt, Lewis & Gloria l/o Mountain Rd. 5, Ward, Michael J. B/O 73 Rocky Pt. Rd. 16, Ward, Patricia L. L/B Governors Rd. 33, Ward, Ronald & Constance l/b 143 St. James Ave. 40, Warnecke, Donald l/b N. Main St. 38, Warnecke, Francena I. l/b N. Main St. 24, Warner, Barbara A. l/b/mh Willey Rd. , MM 17, Watkins, James Jr. L/O off Rt. 16 13, Watson, Frances MH/O Rt. 16 1, Watson, Gladys E. MH/O Governors Rd. 2, Watson, Harold & Tamposi, Samuel L/O Old Wakefield Rd. 20, Watson, Harold & Tamposi, Samuel L/O McKeagney Rd. 7, Watson, Harold & Tamposi, Samuel L/O McKeagney Rd. 18, Watson, Richard Sr. & Frances L/O Little America 3, Webb, Vernon W. & Shirley L/B 110 St. James Ave. 31, Weeks, Michael & Leslie l/b Church St. 37, Weeks, Shirley L/O Mountain Rd. 3, Weide, Michael & Cindy K. L/MH 144 St. James Ave. 22, Wentworth, Daniel & Astra L/B 52 Old Wakefield Rd. 14, Wentworth, Harry & Martha L/B 52 Old Wakefield Rd. 44, Wentworth, Lloyd & Miriam L/B Rt. 16B 36, 30-A IWentworth, Merle & Sharon L/B 26 Silver St. 31,750 jiWentworth, Thomas l/mh 52 Old Wakefield Rd. 11,100 Wesolowski, Frank & Blanche l/o Governors Rd. 5,800 Weiner, Burton & Claire L/O Lot 58 8,150 rWessell, John & Alice L/B Evergreen Valley Rd. 29,725 AVessell, Robert & Andrea l/b Evergreen Valley Rd. 29,725 Westfall, Theo'dore & Shirley L/B Griswold Store, MM 40,400 -Westfall, Theodore & Shirley L/B Main St. , MM 37,700 -Weyand, Paul B/O 68 Rocky Pt. Rd. 19,150 WTieldon, Frank & Betty L/B Plummers Ridge 43,100 Whitcomb, Hollis & Madeline L/B 114 St. James Ave. 44,600 i White, Archibald & Roberta L/O Micah Ter. 8,900 White, George & Elizabeth L/B Hare Rd. 70,900 (White, George & Elizabeth L/O Hare Rd. 32,600 White, James & Annette L/O Church St. , MM 29,150 White, Kenneth & Linda L/B S. Main St. 30,350 White, Michael P. & Gale A. L/B Church St., MM 32,050 vVhitehouse, Ralph & Muriel L/B Thurston Rd. 26,700 Whitehouse, Ralph & Muriel L/O Ford Rd. 50 Whitehouse, Ruth Elsie L/B Rt. 16 23,000 Whitehouse, Ruth Elsie L/O Rt. 16 900 Whitehouse, Ruth Elsie L/B Rt. 16 36,400 Whiting, Joseph & Mildred L/O Silver St. Ext. 6,000 'vVhiting, Joseph & Mildred L/O Silver St. Ext. 3,150 #hittemore, Edwin, Mary & Edwin, Jr. L/B 65 Rocky Pt. Rd. 41,850 Vhitten, Wesley & Patricia L/B Main St. , MM 12,650 Vhitten, Willis D. MH/O Jug Hill Rd. 7,400 Viggin, Albert L. & Marlene S. l/mh Governors Rd. 17,450 Wilder, Richard & Lillian L/B 56 Northeast Pond 31,350 Vilkins, Ralph & Virginia L/B Branch Rd. , MM 42,100 Vilkinson, Melbourne & Betty L/B S. Main St. 47,200 Vilkinson, Melbourne Sr. & Edwina L/B Highland Ave. , MM 32,250 Vilkinson, Melbourne Sr. & Edwina L/B 38 Northeast Pond 21,750 Vilkinson, Melbourne Sr. & Edwina L/O 38 Northeast Pond 8,250 Villcutt, Robert & Ann B. L/B Willey Rd. , MM 39,650 Villey, David B. & Brenda A. L/B/MH Rt. 16B 24,800 Villey, Lillian L/B Charles St. 32,750 Villey, Richard & Cecilia L/B 103 St. James Ave. 33,450 Villey, Richard & Cecilia L/O 103 St. James Ave. 6,100 Villey, William H. Ill L/O Willey Rd. , MM 8,150 Villey, William H. & Uldene L/O Rt. 75 41,800 Villey, William H. & Uldene L/O Northeast Pond 3,750 Villiams, Arnold & Claire L/B Charles St. 22,900 Villiams, Arnold & Claire L/B Silver St. 44,850 Villiams, Arthur & Dorothy & Blair, Harry & Margaret L/O Mountain Rd. 18,200 Villiams, Clifford & Rose L/B Silver St. 43,200 VDliams, Clifford & Rose L/O Silver St. 6,850 Villiams, John A. L/O Piggott Hill 3,500 Villiams, Mark A. L/O Silver St. 17,600 Villiams, Mark A. L/O Silver St. 3,300 Villiams, Orville & Penelope L/B Northeast Pond 29,800 Villiams, Ralph V. Est. L/O off Rt. 16 750 Vilson, Elwood B/O 4 Lyman Rd. 14,450 Vilson, John & David & Eicholzer, Mary L/O Lot #11 19,800 31-A i Wilson, John & David & Eicholzer, Mary L/O Lot HA 2,350 Wilson, Lester L/B Church St. 35,050 Wilson, Ronald B/O 91 St. James Ave. 15,000 Winn, Phillip J. Jr. L/O The Lane 6,850 Winton, Robert & Paula L/MH Mountain Rd. 22,050 Wisdom, Mary E. l/b Rt. 16B 43,250 Wisdom, Mary E. L/O Rt. 16B 13,800 Witham, Richard F. L/B Rt. 16 17,900 Wood, Edwin Jr. & Carol A. L/O Cross Rd. , W. Milton 6,550 Wood, Kirby R. & Patricia L/B Hare Rd. 48,150) Woodill, Rodney & Delores L/MH Mountain Rd. 12,250 Woodrum, Ralph & Barbara L/B S. Main St. 32,150 Woodward, Lucille & Steven & Lord, Elaine L/B 176 St. James Ave. 40,550 Woodward, Lucille & Steven & Lord, Elaine L/O Elm St. 7,250 Woodward, Lucille & Steven & Lord, Elaine L/O Elm St. 7,250 Worthing, Stuart & Margaret L/O Rt. 75 11,250 Wright, Kevin & Rose A. L/B Silver St. 49,650 Wright, Kevin & Rose A. L/O Silver St. 3,850 Wulfsberg, Karl & Virginia L/B 51 Northeast Pond 47,450 Wyatt, Clarence Sr. L/B Rt. 16 29,450 Wyberg, Winona L/B 129 St. James Ave. 28,050 1 York, Richard & Florence L/B Charles St. 31,600) Zaeder, J. Philip & Thayer, Sylvia L/B Hare Rd. 79,500 Zambesi, John L/O Rt. 75 5,550 Zambesi, John L/MH Rt. 75 7,350 Zdrowski, James & Richard L/O Sam Plummer Rd. 13,850 Zeppa, Franco L. & Ida L/O Piggott Hill 3,500 Ziegra, Louis R. & Alice L/O Branch Hill Rd. , MM 27, 750 Zimnoch, Frederick & Mizhalski, Hedy l/b/mh 38 Old Wakefield Rd. 19,150 Zink, George E. Jr. & Pauline L/B Branch Hill Rd., MM 23,450 PINELAND MOBILE HOME PARK NAME LOT NUMBER VALUE Appleton, Russell 13 7,000 Armel, Eric & Irene 23 4,750 Arnold, Roger 82 2,750 Ayers, Stephen 10 9,900 Bacigalupo, Peter J. 32 9,500 Bassett, Dorothy H. 75 15,650 Bateman, Gloria 64 11,750 Bellows, Earl & Patricia 105 6,700 Berg, Dennis & Robin 120 9,600 Bert, Robert & Lena 50 9,200 Boles, George 145 11,700 Boles, Michael & Robin 112 5,550 Boutsianis, Richard 27 13,950 Breton, Michael & Kathleen 106 7,550 Brown, Arthur R. & Nancy 124 8,650 Brown, Joseph E. 42 6,050 32-A I Brown, Lawrence & Barbara 44 9 350 : Buchanan, Christine A. 137 3 850 Burke, Joseph J. Sr. & Mary L. 148 9 600 Burns, Deborah 103 6 ,200 Butler, Ellen 74 7 450 Caffrey, Patrick M. 149 10 ,750 Cary, Raymond & Beverly 136 6 ,050 Chambers, Keith 26 3 ,750 Chase, Charles & Carol 146 5 ,250 Chick, Brian & Barbara 31 5 ,950 Chick, Brian & Donna 52 10 ,900 Clapp, Charles & Anne 93 10 ,200 Clark, John & Sharon 104 17 ,500 Cobb, Dennis & Vickie 38 12 ,600 Colbath, Robert M. 57 7 ,600 Connick, Bruce 5 2 ,000 Cook, Donald & Rose 30 12 ,950 Currier, Lawrence & Dorothy 47 5 ,700 Daley, George L. 34 6 ,750 .Daniel, Marguerite 150 16 ,600 .Davis, Walter 12 12 ,050 Dee, Anne 95 10 ,150 Downs, Herbert & Wilma 29 9 ,300 Dusablon, Marion 85 9 ,600 Eastman, Lucille 63 6 ,200 Elliott, Charles & Mona 79 16 ,050 iEllis, Brian 134 6 350 Elwell, Larry & Gloria 66 5 050 Farrington, Richard J. 65 12, 500 Fifield, James 121 6 ,650 Forest, David & Reeves, Katrina 83 12 ,500 French, Bruce 123 16 ,100 Gagnon, Dennis 22 4 ,800 Gagnon, James & Penny 129 13 ,350 Genest, Carolyn 102 5 ,550 Genest, Mechelle & Clay, Bradley 113 4 ,050 Gordon, Lorraine 127 5 ,350 Gould, Joseph A. 35 5 ,500 Gregg, Veronica 4 6 ,450 Griffith, Pamela J. 61 11 ,850 Hagemike, Anthony & Catherine 139 5 ,850 Hardy, Richard & Elizabeth 71 11 ,050 Henner, Lillian 86 8 ,400 Hodsdon, Barbara P. 72 7 ,100 Huckins, Catherine A. 28 7 ,050 Hynes, Edward & Rita 6 6 ,850 Jarest, Katherine 125 13 ,600 Jewett, Norma 39 10 ,700 Johnson, Elinore & Purrington, Olive 17 4 250 Johnson, Ernest 94 6 900 Kean, Gerald & Charlotte 132 5 500 Kimball, Clara 89 10 050 King, Arthur & Dixie 116 19 750 Lanoix, David 56 3 800 Laurent, David 60 4 150 Laurent, Dennis & Gwen 131 6, 600 Laurent, Lucien 100 4, 65Q 33-A Leary, Rodney & Jane 128 LeClair, Amos 33 3, Libby, Dennis 14 17, Lord, Mary 19 Lothrop, Norma 90 Lucier, Donald 88 10, Maguire, Charles E. 46 5, Marr, Robert & Agnes 41 10, Martin, David D. 144 7, Martin, Russell & Gloria 68 7, Mayo, Michael 69 10, McCleary, Gordon & Dianne 40 12, Minnon, Jean & Joseph 2 11, Moore, Richard 37 9, Parker, William & Cathy 25 6, Permatteo, Marie I. 21 7, Phillips, David & Denise 142 5, Powell, Scott & Tina 126 8, Ramsey, Alice 15 6, Ramsey, Bruce 147 9, Ramsey, Emma 76 11, Ranson, Dennis & Ginny 70 8, Rawski, Donald & Patricia 119 15, Rice, John 7 12, Ricker, Kenneth 133 6, Rixford, Elmer & Pearl 11 7, Roseberry, Steven 111 7, Ross, Marjorie 108 14, Roy, Richard 77 7, Runnels, Robert & Virginia 9 9, Sanfacon, Richard 54 11, Sceggell, David & Doreen 99 7, Siller, Arnold 62 15, Sirois, Leslie & Scott 59 4, Snow , Ronald 135 11, Snyder, Glen & Fawn 151 12, Sonia, Mark C. 3 11, Spinney, Ruth 80 7, Stimpson, Gary 98 9, Studebaker, Jay 67 16, Szkutnik, Zygmunt & Lillian 1 7, Tilton, Wanda 143 5, Trafton, Clifford & Marion 87 6, Trafton, Harold 92 11, Trafton, Harold Jr. 109 7, Vachon, Richard 97 5, VanGorden, Robert & Jill 58 19, VanPolen, Betty 36 10, Vatcher, Thomas & Marie 49 16, Wahlgren, Albin 96 4, Walker, James B. 101 9, Wheeler, Leah E. 24 13, Williams, Fred & Genevieve 73 4, York, Harold M. 84 17, 34-A ANNUAL REPORT O F TH E SCHOOL DISTRICT O F MILTON NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL BOARD, SUPERINTENDENT, PRINCIPALS, FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1985 S-l SCHOOL INDEX Auditors' Certificate S-19 Calendar S-38 Class of 1985 S-39 Department of Revenue Administration S-19 Elementary School Financial Statement S-29 Explanation of Expenditures S-26 Financial Report S-14 Lunch Program S-37 Balance Sheet S-37 Financial Statement S-37 Middle School Financial Statement S-30 Milton Financial Statement S-35 Minutes of 1985 Annual Meeting S- 4 Nute High School Financial Statement S-31 Officers S- 3 Report of Principals S-21 Elementary School S-21 Nute High School S-22 Report of School District Treasurer S-27 Report of Superintendent S-23 Revenues of Milton School District S-28 Salary of Superintendents S-25 S.A.U. #44 Budget S-27 School Budget S-ll School Warrant S- 8 Special School Meeting S- 7 Teachers' Salaries S-20 S-2 OFFICERS OF THE MILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Holly Swope Term Expires 1986 Mr. David Buchanan Term Expires 1987 Mrs. Mary Current Term Expires 1988 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Barry L. Clough, B. Ed. , M. A. , M. Ed. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS Eugene A. Roddy, B.S. , M.S., C.A.G.S. Charles W. Twomey, B.A. ., M.Ed., C.A.G.S., Ed.D. TREASURER Denise Phillips MODERATOR Donovan Current CLERK Isabelle Eldridge AUDITOR Betty-Mae Russo S-3 MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL 1985 MILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING - MARCH 7, 1985 The Annual Meeting of the legal voters of the Milton School Dis- trict was held on the above-mentioned date at the Nute High School Auditorium. Meeting was called to order by Moderator Donavon C. Current, presiding, followed by the repeating of the Lord's Prayei and Pledge of Allegiance to the flag, Article 1. Holly Swope, School Board Member, made the mo- tion, seconded by Walter Caldwell, School Board Member, that the article be approved as read. Scott Berry made the motion, seconded by David Mc Vicar, that the article be postponed temporarily until we discuss Article 6. Motion carried. Article Walter Caldwell made the motion, seconded by David Buchanan, School Board Member, that the reports of agentsJ auditors, committees and officers chosen be accepted as printed in the Town Report. Motion carried. Article 3. David Buchanan made the motion, seconded by Holly Swope, that the article be approved as read. By a count by the ballot clerks of the orange voting cards there was 48 "Yes" votes and 55 "No" votes. Motion was denied. Article 4. Holly Swope made the motion, seconded by Walter Caldwell, that the article be approved as read. Hervey Tanner made an amendment to the motion, seconded by James Barrett, that a rebid on the new boiler be required. Scott Berry made a motion, seconded by David Mc Vicar, that a vote be taken immediately on Mr. Tanner's motion. Motion passed. Amendment passed. Point of order ex- pressed by Mr. Roddy, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, is that a legal contract exists between School Board and the contractor for re- placing the boiler. Scott Berry asked if article is the withdrawal oi the money or for purchase of boiler. Point of order by Walter Caldwell stated that the $5,000,00 is not necessary to purchase the boiler but to get it off the books. Barry Clough, Superintendent, stated that the School Board acted according to law. Mr. Tanner made an amendment to the amendment, seconded by James BarrettJ that the word "re -evaluation" instead of a "rebid" be required. A- mendment carried. The motion that the School District authorize the School Board to withdraw after July 1, 1985, in accordance with the provision of RSA 35, the sum of five thousand, two hundred seventy- three dollars and seventy-five cents ($5,000.00 in principal and $273.75 in interest) from the School District Capital Reserve Fund,] established by vote of the 1984 School District Meeting for the pur- pose of financing repairs and/or replacing the boiler at Nute High] School, and requiring a re-evaluation by the School Board of the existing situation, with the results being posted in Mr. Tanner's S-4 office was carried. Article 5. Walter Caldwell made the motion, seconded by Holly Swope, that the article be adopted as read. Scott Berry made the motion, seconded by David Mc Vicar, that the vote be taken im- mediately. Motion carried. The motion that the District vote to es- tablish and create a Capital Reserve Fund in accordance with the provisions of RSA 35, as amended, for the purpose of future paving school properties to be held in the custody of the Trustees of the Trust Fund for the Town of Milton; and further, to raise and appro- priate a sum of money not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5, 000. 00) from the unencumbered balance at the end of the 1984-85 fiscal year for deposit in said Capital Reserve Fund was not carried. Article 6. Moderator stated that the discrepancy between the Town Report and the Budget Computer Printout is as follows: Town Report shows $145,080.00 under #1200, Tuition, but should read as the computer printout; namely $155,106.00. Holly Swope made the motion, seconded by David Buchanan, that the School District raise and appropriate $1,640,935.00 for the support of schools, salaries of School District officials and agent, and for the payment of statu- tory obligations of the District. Scott Berry made the motion, sec- onded by Douglas Shute, that the latter motion be postponed tempo- rarily. Motion was not carried. Virginia Banks made the motion, seconded by David Buchanan, that the consideration of Article 1 be resumed. Motion carried. Douglas Shute made the motion, seconded by Scott Berry, to postpone indefinitely consideration of Article 1. Hervey Tanner stated a Point of Order; namely, a majority vote was in order and discussion could follow. Motion carried. Article 6 reopened with the main motion being restated with new dollar figure—Holly Swope made the motion, seconded by David Buchanan, that the new dollar figure be $1,487,321.00. An amend- ment to the motion was made by Scott Berry, seconded by Robert Srnec, that the budget figure be reduced to $1,413,306.30 for '85 and f T f 86, which is a 5% increase over last year's budget ( 84 and 85). Robert Srnec presented to the Moderator a written request that this amendment be voted by secret ballot. Scott Berry made a motion, seconded by David McVicar, that the vote be taken immediately—2/3 vote required. Motion carried. Results of the secret ballot vote was 88 "Yes" votes and 26 "No" votes. Amendment was carried. The motion that the School District raise and appropriate the sum of $1,413,306.30 for the support of schools, salaries of School District officials and agents, and for the payment of statutory obligations of the District was carried. Article 7. Holly Swope made the motion, seconded by Walter Caldwell, that the article be adopted as read. Motion carried. S-5 Article 8. Carl Harriman made the motion, seconded by Scott Berry, that a standing committee be established in regard to a Re- gional School District and a proposal be submitted. Victor Joos made an amendment, seconded by Holly Swope, that the committee include particular emphasis on Middle School and corresponding adminis- trative unit. Amendment carried. Ronald Peterson made an amend- ment, seconded by Joan Downs, that a target date of 1990 be set be- cause of the need of some action, and that the School Board appoint no less than five and no more than nine members. Amendment car- ried. The motion that a standing committee be established to inves- tigate a Regional School District and report annually with particular emphasis on Middle School and corresponding administrative unit with a target date of 1990 and the School Board appointing no less than five and no more than nine members was passed. Scott Berry made the motion, seconded by Douglas Shute, that an advisory committee with expertise in building maintenance or new building matters be appointed to the School Board. Motion was not carried. Nancy Drew reported on behalf of the Transportation Review Committee, which was appointed by the Moderator last year, 1984. Article 9. Hervey Tanner made the motion to adjourn, sec- onded by Mildred Gilman. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:58 P.M. A true record, attest: ISABELLE H. ELDRIDGE, School District Clerk A true copy of record, attest: ISABELLE H. ELDRIDGE, School District Clerk S-6 SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING September 18, 1985 A special meeting of the legal voters of the Milton School Dis- trict was held on the above date at Nute High School Auditorium. Meeting was called to order by Moderator, Donavon C. Current, presiding. Pledge of allegiance to the flag was repeated followed by the reading of the warrant by the moderator. Article 1. Holly Swope made the motion, seconded by David Buchanan, that the School District raise and appropriate $52,372.00 to be expended for salaries and instructional equipment. By a count of the orange voting cards as counted by the ballot clerks, there were 41 Yes votes and 20 No votes. Motion passed. Article 2. Holly Swope made the motion, seconded by David Buchanan, that the School District raise and appropriate $10, 000. 00 to be deposited in a capital reserve fund for an addition to the Mil- ton Elementary School. Motion was not carried. Article 3. Robert Rowe made the motion, seconded by Roger Libby, that Article 1 be reconsidered. By a count of the orange vot- ing cards as counted by the ballot clerks, there were 27 Yes votes and 19 No votes. Motion to reconsider Article 1 passed. Article 1. The School District raise and appropriate $52,372.00 to be expended for salaries and instructional equipment. Philip Mollica made an amendment, seconded by Judith Gilman, to in- crease the appropriation by $3,445. 00 to reflect an equitable salary increase for the staff. The amendment to increase the appropri- ation by $3,445. 00 for a total appropriation of $55, 817. 00 to be ex- pended for salaries and instructional equipment passed. The main motion to raise and appropriate $55,817.00 to be expended for sal- aries and instructional equipment passed. Sheldon Damon made the motion to adjourn, seconded by many. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned by 8:35 p.m. and so declared by Moderator Donavon C. Current. A true record - ATTEST ISABELLE H. ELDRIDGE District Clerk A true copy of record - ATTEST ISABELLE H. ELDRIDGE District Clerk S-7 SCHOOL WARRANT THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE To the Inhabitants of the School district in the town of Milton qual- ified to vote in district affairs: You are hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall in said district on the 12th day of March 1986, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon to act upon the following subjects: 1. To choose a Moderator for the coming year. 2. To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year. 3. To choose a Member of the School Board for the ensuing three years. 4. To choose a Treasurer for the ensuing year. 5. To choose Auditors, and all other necessary officers and agents for the ensuing year. Given under our hands at said Milton this 12th day of February 1986. MRS. HOLLY SWOPE MR. DAVID BUCHANAN MRS. MARY CURRENT School Board A true copy of Warrant—Attest: MRS. HOLLY SWOPE MR. DAVID BUCHANAN MRS. MARY CURRENT School Board S-8 SCHOOL WARRANT THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE To the Inhabitants of the School district in the town of Milton qualified to vote in district affairs: You are hereby notified to meet at the Nute High School Auditorium in said district on the 6th day of March, 1986, at 7:00 o'clock in the afternoon, to act upon the following subjects: 1. To hear the reports of agents, auditors, committees, or of- ficers chosen and pass any vote relating thereto. 2. To choose agents and committees in relation to any subject em- braced in this warrant. 3. To see if the School District wishes to raise and appropriate the sum of twelve thousand dollars ($12,000) for the purpose of paving the driveway and parking lot in front of Nute High School. 4. To see what sum of money the school district will raise and appropriate for the support of schools, for the salaries of school dis- trict officials and agents, for capital construction, and for the pay- ment of statutory obligations of the school district. 5. To see if the voters of Milton will vote to authorize the School Board to appoint three (3) qualified voters to a regional cooperative school district planning committee for the purpose of developing a proposal for a regional school district; said committee members to report back to the District at the Annual School District Meeting. These three qualified voters are to serve with other appointed mem- bers from the town or towns of Wakefield and/or Middleton. 6. To see if the school district will authorize the school board to make application for and to receive and expend, in the name of the district, such advances, grants-in-aid, or other funds for education- al purposes as may now or hereafter be forthcoming from the United States Government and/or State agencies; private agencies and/or other sources in accordance with the provisions of RSA 198:20-b. &-9 7. To transact any other business which may legally come before this meeting. Given under our hands at said Milton this 12th day of February 1986. HOLLY SWOPE DAVID BUCHANAN MARY CURRENT School Board A true copy of Warrant—Attest: HOLLY SWOPE DAVID BUCHANAN MARY CURRENT School Board S-10 MILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET 1986-1987 ACTUAL PROPOSED PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION 1985-86 1986-87 GENERAL FUND "'"'"' 1000 Series Instructional 1100 Regular Education Salaries 526,992.00 598,604.00 Fixed Charges 85,153.00 90,373.00 Supplies & Texts 48,610.00 44,725.00 Equipment & Repairs 18,904.00 14,350.00 Regular Education Total 679,659.00 748,052.00 1200 Special Education Salaries 50,438.00 54,004.00 Fixed Charges 7,468.00 7,883.00 Tuition 128,841.00 165,366.00 Supplies & Texts 1,815.00 2,200.00 Equipment & Repairs 1,450.00 250.00 Total Special Education 1°0,012.00 229,703.00 1300 Vocational Education Tuition 7,460.00 12,355.00 Total Vocational Education 7,460.00 12,355.00 1400 Other Education Salaries 11,370.00 17,190.00 Fixed Charges 814.00 929.00 Supplies & Texts 3,142.00 3,384.00 Expenses /Services 7,181.00 9,062.00 Total Other Education 22,507.00 30,565.00 1000 INSTRUCTIONAL TOTAL 899,638.00 1,020,675.00 2100 Pupil Service Attendance 300.00 300.00 Guidance 42,128.00 46,312.00 Health 20,184.00 21,993.00 Psychological 6,835.00 7,650.00 Speech 13,790.00 20,222.00 Total Pupil Service 83,237.00 96,477.00 2200 Staff Services Improvement of Instruction 6,010.00 7,354.00 Educational Media 2,705.00 6,700.00 Total Staff Services 8,715.00 14,054.00 2300 General Administration School Board 8,265.00 9.286.00 Superintendent (SAU) 36,311.00 46,025.00 Total General Administration 44,576.00 55,311.00 2400 School Administration Office of Principal - Salaries 67,360.00 72,270.00 Office of Principal - Supplies 12,139.00 18,737.00 Total School Administration 79,499.00 91,007.00 S-ll . ACTUAL PROPOSED 1985-86 1986-87 2500 Business Fiscal 14,266.00 16,502.00 Operation/Plant Salaries 34,858.00 29,344.00 Operation/Plant Repairs & Maintenance 31,385.00 50,835.00 Operation/Plant Utilities 39,600.00 39,189.00 Operation/Plant Equipment 3,170.00 26,960.00 Transportation -Reg. Ed. 60,095.00 67,620.00 Transportation - Spec. Ed. 33,480.00 36,828.00 Transportation - Voc. Ed. 10,530.00 11,056.00 Total Business 227,384.00 278,334.00 2900 Other Support Services Benefits 48,554.00 51,349.00 Total Other Support Services 48,554.00 51,349.00 2000 SUPPORT SERVICES TOTAL 4000 Facilities Acqui/Constr Total Facilities Acqui/Constr 5000 Other Outlays Total Other Outlays FOOD SERVICE FUND 65,701.00 64,562.00 FEDERAL PROJECTS FUND 5,319.00 5,319.00 TOTAL 1,469,123.00 168,418.00 MILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET SUMMARY ACTUAL PROPOSED 1985-86 1986-87 GENERAL FUND 1000 INSTRUCTIONAL 899,638.00 1,020,675.00 2000 SUPPORT SERVICES 498,465.00 593,662.00 5000 OTHER OUTLAYS TOTAL 1,398,103.00 1,614,337.00 FOOD SERVICES FUND 65,701.00 64,562.00 FEDERAL PROJECTS FUND 5,319.00 5,319.00 TOTAL 1,469,123.00 168,418.00 S-12 MILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT REVENUES 1985-86 1 986-87 Unreserved Fund Balance $ 37,212.00 $ 1,000.00 Foundation Aid 177,953.00 180,720.00 School Building Aid 867.00 867.00 Area Vocational School 6,500.00 6,500.00 ECIA, Chapter I & II 5,319.00 5,319.00 Child Nutrition Program 21,000.00 21,000.00 Land & Water Conservation 5,000.00 Transfer from Capital Reserve Fund 5,274.00 Catastrophic Aid 2,146.00 2,146.00 Food Service Sales 21,793.00 21,793.00 Trust Fund Income 16,000.00 16,000.00 TOTAL SCHOOL REVENUES $ 299,064.00 $ 255,345.00 DISTRICT ASSESSMENTS 1,170,059.00 1,428,869.00 TOTAL REVENUES & $1,469,123.00 $1,684,214,00 DISTRICT ASSESSMENTS S-13 1 a* © o LO o rH © 00 © LO © rH i-i © LO rH co LO rH ffi 00 © © oo © © CO © "tf 00 Tt< CM rH OO LO CM CO rH O r4 © © © © • • • • • • • • • • • • • O rH © LO © LO rH LO CO © © rH © t> O 00 © CO t> LO C- LO © 00 LO LO CO rH © t- t^ rH ^ LO "^H rH CO t- LO 00 LO LO LO • K •. n tf U © © © CM CO <* hD CQ © rH rH rH © rH © C- © 00 rH as © © CO 00 LO ^ as ^H LO as as rH LO o LO © t- CM • « • • • • • • • • • • CO t^ rH as LO t- Tt< oo © t> © cq 00 00 © rH rH 00 © LO © © LO CM © © © © ^ -* ^ © rH 00 cq rH © LO © r. » «N m > n * t 1 0k 0k w as CO © oq © CM CO rH rH ^ LO as CO CM CvJ CO rH r-i rH CO W CQ €r> « O © CO rH CO © t- "^ CO © o © © © 00 © 00 © LO 00 H IT5 ^ H 00 o © CO LO t* tH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hi -^ rH © rH CM © © © cq CO © © rH t» cq < CO © LO 00 © © © rH rH CO © t- rH © © H 8 © © CM © oq cq lo r> LO LO cq 00 CSI CO © n > m •k 01 A o O © 00 rH © LO © eg LO rH ^ rH H © ^ CO 5 00 rH t> CO t> ^ ffr & © © © © © © rH rH cq cq S-14 © b- © © b- o co © CO -^ rjH W W t> OOOrHcocoOCOrHOCOO^ CO iH W O b- in CO in oo © CO © © b- Tf CM O Tt< l> Tt< 00 CO C5 COt>^000OCONWflOMW o co o o b- CO iH O U) o 00 b- CO CO Tt o C5 o o o 00 b- o CM CO 00 o C5 CO 00 o CO CO b- CO o b- O o o CO CO tH w O CO 00 CO in b- CO in rH rH co CO 00 rH b- O CO o DQ I •a •S3 • . o 1 o o S CD ® .&« 09 OQ • CD CD ; I .2 .2 a a iS 0) Mil a 8 $=! 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From Cap. Reserve Fund 5,274.00 Catastrophic Aid 2,146.00 Local Revenue Other Than Taxes: Local Sources 21,793.00 Trust Fund Income 16,000.00 TOTAL SCHOOL REVENUES AND CREDITS $ 299,064.00 DISTRICT ASSESSMENT 1,170,059.00 TOTAL REVENUES AND DISTRICT ASSESSMENT $1,469,123.00 EVERETT V. TAYLOR Commissioner AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE This is to certify that we have examined the books, vouchers, bank statements and other financial records of the treasurer of the school district of Milton of which the above is a true summary for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1985, and find them correct in all respects. October 13, 1985 BETTY-MAE RUSSO MARJORIE COLLINS Auditors S-19 MILTON TEACHERS1 SALARIES Teachers Contracted by the Milton School District 1985-86 Helen Abbott $18,,420. 00 Karen Alden 16 ,710, 00 Robert Allison 19 ,668. 00 Bruce Brown 13 ,860. 00 Cynthia Campbell 15 ,570, 00 Judith Clough 16 ,140. 00 Susan Corning 16 ,140. 00 Denise Daigle 14 ,430. 00 Linda Damon 17 ,850. 00 Sheldon Damon 27 ,250. 00 Nancy Drew 19 ,170. 00 Kelly Eaves 13 ,860. 00 Suzanne Frizzell 18 ,420, 00 Linda Hanley 16 ,140, 00 Faith Harriman 18 ,420, 00 David Johnson 16 ,140, 00 Sylvia Kastberg 18 ,920. 00 Michael Kendrick 14 ,430. 00 Patricia Lieberman 18 ,420. 00 Lorraine Mc Bride 18 ,420, 00 Sally Mandeville 18 ,920, 00 Susan Meron 13 ,860. 00 Robin Model 13 ,470. 00 Philip Mollica 14 ,430. 00 Margaret Morrison 18 ,420. 00 Jean Mortimer 17 ,460. 00 Donna Moses 13 ,790. 00 Thomas Mulligan 14 ,430. 00 Joan Paige 18 ,420. 00 Linda Parkin 23,,750. 00 Nancy Robinson 13,,860. 00 Cheryl Sager 7,,215. 00 Roger Shelton 17, 460. 00 Gregory Smart 16, 140. 00 Richard Swasey 19, 170. 00 Hope Washington 15, 570. 00 Jean Woodward 19, 170. 00 Martin Zarli 15, 000. 00 The above does not include substitute teachers, coaching pay or the like. S-20 : PRINCIPAL'S REPORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The Milton Elementary Schools have, during the past year, con- tinued to review and improve areas of the curriculum. We have concentrated this year on the Language Arts program and are cen- tering our efforts on a total approach encompassing grammar, cre- ative writing, spelling and handwriting. Our excellent staff has three new additions 1, Jean Mortimer, speech pathologist, has replaced Miss Anderson as our speech therapist, 2, Hope Washington, an experienced special education teacher, has replaced Mrs. Beauregard in the Resource Room, 3, Linda Hanley, who has had teaching experience in sever- al states, has come to our fifth grade from Alton, N. H. . She has replaced Miss Pothier. 4, Valerie Baron, Lunch Director. Augenblick funding has allowed us to hire a J time physical ed- ucation teacher who will provide developmental and sequential phys- ical activites which will benefit all of our students. The faculty and staff have set goals this year which include playground improvements. A successful fundraiser has been com- pleted, and we will later be turning to members of the community to help us install new equipment. Our special thanks go to the Milton Women's Club for spon- soring the annual essay and art contests, to James Thibodeau, who built and constructed a listening center for one of our classrooms, to Paul Gauthier for construction of a ramp making our building ac- cessible to the handicapped, to Lynne Gautheir and Wayne Butler for serving as OM coaches, to Harold Toy for providing computer in- struction, to Ann Tripp and Tammy Folger for help with Chapter I activities, and to Diane Miller and Linda Wentworth for organizing our graduation party. Our successful Milton Day brought many town citizens in to share their memories with our students. Participants included John Gilman, Charles Logan, Martha Verville, Emma Ramsey, MaryJane Boggs, Rachel Pugh, Reggie Nutter, Bonnie Dunton and Lois Fogg. We welcome help from any community members who have a little time to donate to our children. We feel good about our students, faculty, and what is happening in our schools through their efforts, we appreciate those of you who have supported us in reaching our goals. Respectfully submitted, LINDA L. PARKIN, Principal S-21 PRINCIPAL'S REPORT NUTE HIGH SCHOOL 1985 has been a year of change and continued achievement for the students at Nute High School. Fourteen members of the graduating class have chosen to con- tinue their education at a number of prep schools, colleges and uni- versities, while five have entered the armed forces following grad- uation. Thad Hall and Tim White earned Old English tT Nns awarded an- nually for maintaining an average of 92 or better in all subjects through the 1984-85 school year. James Marchant, Susan McCal- lister, Brian White, Allan Chiasson, Karen McVicar, Michelle Lund, Gary Chiasson, Lisa Marchant and Nat Edmonds were recip- ients of the Presidential Academic Fitness Award for excellence in the classroom. 1985 was a banner year for Nute High School in inter scholastic competition. Our Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) fin- ished first in the annual state-wide competition. Mary Beach, Kerry Buchanon, Laura Banks, Brian White, James Marchant, Sharon McCallister, Michelle Wyatt and Christian Goodale earned individ- ual awards during the conference. Scott Gaulin, Kevin Sawyer, Eric Slazenik, Vernon Bonar, Nancy Downs and Lisa Garnett represented Nute High School at the Nation- Odyssey of the Mind competition in Maryland after winning their division in state competition. Lori Ward, Cheryl Brown, Gordon Synder, David Rodrigue, Tim White and Skip Wyatt were chosen to represent Nute in Project SEARCH, a series of advanced study seminars sponsored by the University of New Hampshire for academically talented juniors and seniors. In sports, the girls volleyball team completed the regular sea- son undefeated at 16-0, and the Softball team finished second in the annual state tournament. As always, we would like to extend sincere appreciation to the individuals and organizations who sponsor scholarships and awards that are presented annually to the outstanding students and athletes of Nute High School and to the people of Milton for their continued support of education in this community. Respectfully submitted, SHELDON DAMON, Principal S-22 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS To the School Board and citizens of the Milton School District: Enrollment in the Milton Schools as of October 1, 1985, was as follows: GRADE 123 456789 10 11 12 TOTAL Milton Mills 49 32 81 Milton Grammar 40 35 45 39 159 Nute High School 55 41 47 41 37 40 261 TOTALS 501 The Milton School District is also responsible for the education of handicapped children assigned as follows: Strafford Learning Cen- ter programs - 1 - TAC, 5 - TIP, 1 - ASE; 2 - Farmington Preschool; 3 - Wakefield District Wide; 3 - Wakefield self-contained; 1 - Farmington self-contained; 1 - Country Acres Kindergarten; 1 - Dover House Health Care; and 1 - Pike School. These pupils raise the total number of children being educated by the School District to 520. The replacement of teaching staff in the Milton Schools was as listed below when school opened in September, 1985. REPLACED REPLACEMENT GRADE/SUBJECT Bruce McComish Thomas Mulligan Industrial Arts Irving Johnson Roger Shelton Science Carol Pothier Linda Hanley Grade 5 April Beauregard Hope Washington Special Education Leanne Anderson Jean Mortimer Speech New Linda Stone Grade 1 New Bonita Varney Physical Education In a recent report published by the Research and Policy Commit- tee for Economic Development entitled INVESTING IN OUR CHILD- REN, BUSINESS AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, recommendations were made for improvements which focus on a M bottom-up strategy". The "bottom-up strategy" stressed the importance of the individual school as the place of meaningful improvements in quality and pro- ductivity relative to the learning process. These recommendations stressed the importance of eliminating restrictive regulations from government, strong parental involvement and shared decision-making among students, teachers, administrators and the community served by the individual school. I believe the Milton School System reflects to a very large degree the "bottom-up strategy" recommended in this report. As I review the past year, strong cooperation has existed between staff, administrators, the school board and community. S-23 Progress has been made in funding available for instructional pro- grams, reviewing such areas as social studies and mathematics, ex- pansion of programs for gifted and talented children and computer education and the development and revision of specific school goals. The School Board has also been actively involved in studying the fea- sibility of a regional school district with adjacent towns. Investment strategies in education represents another area of recommendations in the report cited above. One of the specific strat- egies mentioned is a stronger focus on and support for well-designed preschool programs. In an article entitled WHAT'S AHEAD FOR ED- UCATION, Harold L. Hodgkinson, former Director of the National Institute of Education, refers to the tendency in modern American society to think in terms of the Norman Rockwell concept of the work- ing husband, the housewife and two school children as the typical American family. Hodgkinson goes on to state that this traditional description of the family unit holds true for only 7% of American households; 14% of American children today are illegitimate, 40% will be living with a single parent by their eighteenth birthday, 30% are latch key children and 15% have physical or mental handicaps. These statistics underscore the importance of publicly funded preschool programs and in particular, kindergarten programs. I urge the vot- ers of the District to consider funding such a program at some point in the future as there is considerable research such as the Ypsilanti Perry Preschool Project, the Minnesota Early Learning Design in Minneapolis/St. Paul and other studies which underscore the impor- tance not only to the child, but to the taxpayer and society, of public preschool education. According to the Ypsilanti Perry Project re- port, for every $1,000 that was invested in the preschool program, at least $4, 130 has been returned to society in the form of reduced costs for special education, legal processing for delinquent behavior and increased earnings of participants. Students who experienced the preschool program subsequently averaged 1.8 years of special edu- cation, whereas those that did not have it averaged 3.8 years. For every 100 pupils who had the program, 35 dropped out of high school, whereas 55 of every 100 pupils who did not experience the program dropped out. Of those pupils who experienced the program, 38 out of every 100 students attended college or took job training courses while of those pupils without the program, only 21 did so. Clearly, the research underscores the importance of making a committment to public kindergarten programs. One of the significant factors in the successful progression of the District last year was the revision of the State Foundation Aid pro- gram known as the Augenblick Plan. The successful revision of the State Foundation Aid program brought an additional $87,881 in much S-24 needed revenue to the School District. In addition to providing nec- essary tax relief to the property taxpayer, the School Board was able to make major budget increases in the areas of salaries and instruc- tional equipment. There is new legislation, recently introduced dur- ing the current legislative session, which would increase the level of funding for the State Foundation Aid program by two million dollars. I strongly recommend all voters of the District contact their repre- sentatives in support of the increased level of State funding. The Summer Institute program continues to offer opportunity to our students to expand their communication and reasoning skills. I believe it is extremely important to continue our committment to this program as it expands into a regional effort in cooperation with School Administrative Units 21 and 50. Based on demographic growth patterns and a committment to provide quality instruction, the School Board, administrators and community representatives are devoting increased time and effort to the long range planning process. In this regard, article 4 of this Warrant deserves your strong scrutiny and consideration. The School Administrative Unit staff stands prepared to assist these efforts and to continue to provide support and assistance in business management, special education coordination and supervision, negotiations, staff development programs and curriculum revision. I wish to express my appreciation to the members of the School Board for their untiring efforts on behalf of the District and to the School Board members, the principals and teachers for the coopera- tion demonstrated during the past year. Respectfully submitted, BARRY L. CLOUGH Superintendent SALARY OF SUPERINTENDENT AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS (R.S. A. Chapter 189-45 - New Hampshire Laws) School District % Local Share Superintendent Assistant Supt. Assistant Supt BARRINGTON 19.01 $ 7,964.24 $ 6,387.36 $ 6,387.36 FARMINGTON 23.46 9,828.56 7,882.56 7,882.56 MIDDLE TON 2.06 863.04 692.16 692.16 MILTON 12.08 5,060.92 4,058.88 4,058.88 NORTHWOOD 11.65 4,880.77 3,914.40 3,914.40 NOTTINGHAM 10.03 4,202.07 3,370.08 3,370.08 STRAFFORD 8.54 3,577.83 2,869.44 2,869.44 WAKEFIELD 13.17 5,517.57 4,425.12 4,425.12 TOTAL 100. 00 $41,895.00 $33,600.00 $33,600.00 S-25 EXPLANATION OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NET EXPENDITURES AND GROSS TRANSACTIONS RECEIPTS Total Revenue $1,312,429.96 Refunds of Current Year Expenditures $21, 859. 74 Intergovernmental Receivable 7/01/84 67,00 Other Receivables 199.40 Lunch Rec. 9,418.00 Shortfall Rec. 1,839.97 TOTAL ADDITIONS 33, 384. 11 Intergovernmental Receivables 6/30/85 7,598.85 Other Receivables 297.82 Lunch Receivables 13,380.00 Bl. Grant/Cap. Res. Adj. 7,785.86 TOTAL DELETIONS 29,062.53 TOTAL GROSS RECEIPTS 1,316,751.54 Cash and Investment Balance 7/01/84 75.195.32 GRAND TOTAL $1,391,946.86 EXPENDITURES Total Expenditures $1,326,672.07 Refunds of Current Year Expenditures $21,859.74 Other Payables 7/01/84 3,627.99 Accrued Expenses 7/01/84 34,023.33 Payroll Deductions and Withholding 344.02 Payable Adjustment 553.89 Block Grant Adj. 2,086.00 TOTAL ADDITIONS 62,494.97 Other Payables 6/30/85 26,789.77 Accrued Expenses 6/30/85 ,38,618.18 Payroll Deductions and Withholding 22.53 TOTAL DELETIONS 65,430.48 TOTAL GROSS DISBURSEMENTS 1,323,736.56 Cash & Investment Balance 6/30/85 68,210.30 GRAND TOTAL $1,391,946.86 S-26 REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT TREASURER Fiscal Year July 1, 1984 to June 30, 1985 SUMMARY Cash on hand July 1, 1984 $ 75,195.32 Received from Selectmen $1,130,660.00 Revenue from State Sources 117,331,75 Revenue from Federal Sources 3,300.00 Received from Tuitions 2,428.00 Received as income from Trust Funds 12,261.02 Received from all other Sources 50,770.77 TOTAL RECEIPTS 1,316,751.54 TOTAL AMOUNT AVAILABLE FOR FISCAL YEAR $1,391,946.86 Less School Board Orders Paid 1,323,736.56 Balance on Hand June 30, 1985 $ 68,210.30 August 20, 1985 DENISE PHILLIPS District Treasurer SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT #44 DISTRIBUTION OF $381,160.00 TO BE RAISED BY DISTRICTS 1984 Equalized Valuation 1984-85 Pupil Combined District District Valuation Percent Pupils % Percent Share Barrington $126,759,329 19.48 601.6 18.55 38.03 $ 72,478 Farmington 82,213,494 12.64 1111.8 34.29 46.93 89,439 Middleton 26,805,430 4.12 -0- -0- 4.12 7,852 Milton 61,443,407 9.45 476.8 14.70 24.15 46,025 Northwood 89,311,607 13.73 310.2 9.57 23.30 44,405 Nottingham 75,754,068 11.64 282.9 8.42 20.06 38,230 Strafford 69,114,890 10.62 209.4 6.46 17.08 32,551 Wakefield 119,202,806 18.32 259.9 8.01 26.33 50,180 TOTAL $650,605,031 100.00 3242.6 100.00 200.00 $381,160 November 21, 1985 HOLLY F. 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Reimbursements 19,658.00 Misc. Cash 151.55 General Fund Transfer 5,850.00 Inventory Adj. (Added to cash) 395.36 Cash Balance Adj. 1983-1984 19.84 TOTAL RECEIPTS $44, 991. 05 TOTAL AVAILABLE $44,991.05 EXPENDITURES : Food $16,973.18 Labor (Salaries, Benefits) 23,122.23 Inventory Adj. (Expended) 16.12 All Other Expenses 4,862.22 Cash Adj. (Refunds & Bad Checks) 17.30 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $44,991.05 Balance - June 30, 1985 $ -&- BALANCE SHEET Fiscal Year Ended - June 30, 1985 ASSETS : Accts. Receivable (June & Equip. Reimb) $ 7,530.00 Accts. Receivable (Dist. Transfer) 5,850.00 TOTAL ASSETS : $13,380.00 LIABILITIES & FUND EQUITY : Accrued Expenses $12,457.97 Accounts Payable 900.00 Payroll Deductions 5.16 TOTAL LIABILITIES $13,363.13 FUND EQUITY : Unreserved Retained Earnings $ 16.87 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND EQUITY $13,380.00 S-37 MILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT TENTATIVE CALENDAR 1986 - 1987 September through January - 95 days February through June - 95 days DAYS OUT September 1 Labor Day November 11 Veteran's Day November 26-28 Thanksgiving Recess (27th Thanksgiving Day) December 22-Jan. 2 Christmas Vacation February 23-27 Winter Vacation April 10 SAU Workshop April 27-May 1 Winter Vacation *May 29 Memorial Day It should be noted that these two holidays are required to be days out of school by statute (RSA 288:4) 190 days - 180 days required for instructional purposes. S-38 1985 CLASS ROLL Kelly A. Adjutant Christian Lincoln Goodale Mary Elizabeth Beach Jacqueline Diane Highland Susan M. Bill Kellie Jean Katwick Paul J. Bilodeau Michele Marie Lund* Wayne J. Bilodeau James Charles Marchant* Marie Ann Bonar David Joseph Marcoux William D. Bowser William Clyde Martin HE Kathy Lynne Brown Susan Lee McCallister* Penny Lou Bullis* Karen Lee McVicar* Keith Vernon Burnham Dana Robert Merry Kathryn Inez Burrows Tom William H. Morann Alan Richard Canney John Bryant O'Keefe Lisa Marie Caron Lisa-Marie Panagos Karen Lee Cheney James Edward Pennell Allan Carroll Chiasson* Judi Elaine Pomroy Ernest Raymond Paul Couture Jr, Joyce Lynn Ricker Kerry Francis Davis James William Walsh Rochelle Lee Desmarais John A. Wentworth Charles D. Dunton II Brian Neal White* Anne Marie Foss Barry Arden Whitten * National Honor Society Class Advisers Sally Mandeville Bruce Mc Cornish Class Marshal David Rodrigue '86 USHERS FOR COMMENCEMENT WEEK Cheryl Foss '87 Lori Ward '86 Michael Taatjes '87 Scott Burrows '86 Kim Otis '86 Donald Taatjes '86 Stacey Pero '86 Tim White '86 Cover designed by: James Pennell Allan Chiasson Class of 1985 S-39 i I pH JB o s a) d 03 d LO CO CO 0) h 03 •H CO 00 cd 03 5 PH bJD o a> h > p* 03 •pH r^ 03 O 03 0) ^ o T-i cd CQ H a a fa rd 03 d OS o S o 9- ft £ w 03 r-l o £ ^ «pj -*-> O o •». g o o 3 t4 & CO d°ffi It) o a ". 1-1 ,o 6 * fi < 3 • 3 § CO ft a ^ S • iS PQ ft 1-3 «4H W w • « d el « pj • o r-3 |J ^ 03 J 0) p h5 co d 03 w a a W 03 03 03 "3 S3 o •H 03 >> 03 PQ >» o 0) § pH i— "S S o pH +» s o3 TD I a 03 03 ^ fl « * § a « .2 o3 CO fl g S a fa p£ CD pd ^ o o3 03 03 ,,{-< .p* o cd «g o p? 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