ANNUAL REPORT

O F T I I K

T O W N O F F I C E R S

* O F T H E

T O W N OF HAVERHILL , N. H.,

FOR TIIK

• YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1894.

I'HINTBD ATCOIIOS STEAM PRKS8, \VIW)|1.SVII,I.K, N. II.

ANNUAL REPORT

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T O W N O F F I C E R S

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T O W N OF H A V E R H I L L , N. H.,

FOR THK

YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1894.

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PRINTED AT COHOS STEAM PRESS, WOODSVILT.E, N. II.

AUDITORS' REPORT.

The Auditors o f the Town of Haverhill, having carefully examined the accounts o f the Treasurer and the Selectmen, herewith submit the Following report in detail for the year ending February 15, 185)4.

TREASURERS REPORT. The Treasurer, R . A . Horner, charges himself with :

Cash on hand March 1, 1893, $ 6 ,813 69 Amount o f insurance tax, 3 7 5

Railroad tax, 782 32 Savings bank tax, 2 , 3 1 1 5 0 Literary fund, 846 66 Support county paupers, 600 66 Rent o f leased land, 36 39 D o g licenses, 247 72 1). L . Hawkins, circus licenses, 30 00 I) . L . Hawkins, oxen sold, 320 00 (Jeo. Wel ls , " 224 00 D . L . Hawkins, rent town hall, 4 50 Wil l J . Rosen, peddlers license, 3 00 C. S . Griswold, fine Thos. I laynes, 5 0 0 E . C. Ivinne, overpaid, yy Woodsville Loan & Banking Co . note, 1,000 00 W . F . True, collector, 14,431 51

$ 27,661 69

Disbursements. Paid amount o f orders drawn for :

Support o f highways and bridges, $ 5,607 77 Water troughs, 63 00 Schools, 8 ,646 66

4 TO IIW REPORT.

Support county paupers, Support town paupers, Sheep killed, Old orders paid, Woodsvi l le precinct, T o w n expenses, County tax, State tax, Miscellaneous expenses, Woodsv i l l e h ighway district,

759 72 210 39

14 0 0 11 79

1,(>00 0 0 3 , 0 4 3 99 2 , 2 7 0 0 3 2 , 6 1 0 0 0

802 08 906 16

outstanding orders, $ 2 6 , 6 0 5 59

142 10

on hand, $ 2 6 , 4 6 3 49

1 ,198 20

$ 27 ,661 69

Highways and Bridges. P . N . M E A N E R , K O A D A G E N T .

Paul P . N . Meader, * 20 50 2 Men 3 1 -2 (lays each with road machine, 12 (»() Pat M c L a u g h l i n , 3 days 4 50 2 Y o k e Oxen 3 1 -2 days 10 5 0 P l o w ' 12 0 0 Shoeing Oxen 1

2 Men 8 3 - 4 days each 30 97 Pat McLaughl in 8 3 -4 days 13 12 Y o k e Oxen 8 3 - 4 days 13 12 1 pair horses, 8 3 - 4 days 13 12 George Gale , 4 1 -2 days ( i 7 5

Charles Carleton, 8 3 -4 days 13 12 Percy Doming , 1 1 - 2 days 2 25 A . Foster, 3 3 -4 days 5 62 I ) . Whitcher , 2 3 - 4 days 4 12 Heath, 3 days 4 50

TO LL'.V REPORT.

Paid Orval Noyes , 1 -2 day 75 » W a r d Al len , 1 day ' 1 50 L . Al len , 1 day " 1 50 Charles F . Gale with team, 17 (52 Pat McLaughl in , 1 -2 day 75 Horses, 1 -2 day 75 O x e n , 1 -2 day 75 Fix ing washout 75 2 Months hay 1 1 -2 tons 22 50 M. S . Meader, 3 days 4 50

" Team, 3 days 4 50 " Man, 3 days, 8 hours 3 60

Wi lbur Pike, blacksmith bill 2 4 0 Wi l l McLaughl in , blacksmith bill 2 23 P . N . Meader 2 0 27 C . A . Gale, 1 day 1 5 0 Whitman, 3 days 5 61 G . L . C'arr, 2 1 -2 days 4 67 O x e n , 3 days 4 50 Horses, 1 day 1 50 P . N . Meader, 3 days 6 0 0 Arthur Irwin, 5 days with team 15 0 0 John Battis, 5 days with team 15 00 M . S. Meader, 7 1 -2 days with team 22 50 3 Men and team, 7 hours 4 20 Drawing stone and fixing hill 1 0 0 o • C . F . Ga le , 7 days, 2 men and team 31 50

" 7 hours " 3 15 P . N. Meader, horses and oxen, 15 days each 45 0 0 Irving Carr, 15 day's " 28 05 Henry Whitman, 15 days 28 00 P . N . Meader, 15 days 3 0 0 0 Keeping oxen, 1 ton hay 15 00

' " 1120 lbs. meal 12 32 3 M . Hemlock plank 33 00 75 Tilings 3 75 G e o . Wi l l oughby , 10 days work 15 00 Pat McLaughl in , 13 1 -2 days 20 25 Charles Carleton, 14 days ' 21 0 0 Eph . Hartshorn, 6 1 -2 days 9 75

B TO WIT REPORT.

% Paid Mi lo Powers b 0 0

W . A . S h a w , 1 day 1 50 P . W . Al len , 5 .lavs ~< 5 0 W a r d , 3 days 4 -r,()

Isaac Lindsley , 2 days with team 0 , 1

Damon Hal l , 1 1 -2 days 4 50 David Bliff in, 4 days I - ' 0 0 Horace Spooner , 8 1 -2 days 1 - <•'> M . B . Meader bill !<• 35 1). W . Meader " «> 4 5 Charles Cotton, 1 day 1 50 G e o . Wi l l oughby , 4 days 0 00 G e o . Tutt lc , 3 days 4 50 P . N . Meader, horses, 4 1-2 days <> ' 5

" o x e n , " John Battis, 2 days 3 0 0

" " team 3 0 0 Horace Spooner , 2 days 3 00 Pat M c L a u g h l i n , 4 1 -2 days <5 75 Irving Carr, 4 1-2 days 8 41 Henry Whi tman, 4 1-2 days 8 41 P . N . Meader, 5 1 - 2 days H 0 0 B . C . W . S . hay 1 1 2 5

" meal 11

Wilbur Pike , blacksmith bill 3 70 W i l l McLaughl in , blacksmith bill 3 78 Iron bar g 0 W a g o n tongue 1 15 R . R . sleepers 7 5

M . E . Kimbal l bill ' 7 97 ill McLaughl in 1

F . L . W i l m o t 3 5 0 W h i t m a n , 19 days 50 Irving Carr , 1 day 1 ; , < l

H . Spooner , 9 1 -2 days 14 25 Pat M c L a u g h l i n , 22 1-2 days 33 74 Forsythe, 10 1 -2 days 24 75 4 O x e n , 22 1 -2 days '»li 0 0 Horses, 23 days 3 4 50 E d . Conner, 21 days 31 50

TOWTF REPORT. 7

Paid M . 8 . Meader, 7 days with team 10 86 Arthur Irwin, 1 -2 (lav 75 Eph . Hartshorn, 1 -2 day 75 P . N . Meader , 23 1 -2 days 47 00 Geo . Tuttle, 3 days ' 3 0 0 1'. N . Meader, 3 1 -2 days I hours 7 80 Whitman, 3 days 4 hours 5 10 Ed . Conner , 1 1-2 days 2 25 Horace Spooner , 1 dav 1 50 Jack Secley, 2 days 3 00 Pat McLaughl in , 2 days 3 00 4 O x e n , 3 1 -2 days 4 hours 11 70 Pair horses, 2 days 3 0 0 Eph. Hartshorn, 1 day 1 5 0 Arthur Irwin, 1 day 1 50 G e o . Gale, 1 day 1 50 P . N . Meader, 8 hours 1 60 Whi tman, 8 hours " 1 20 O x e n , 8 hours 1 20 Horses, 8 hours 1 20 W i l b u r Pike , fix plow 1 5 0 Pasturing oxen, 13 weeks 1 day !) 85 David Whitchcr 3 55 E . B . Mann & C o . , sewer pipe 13 68 P . N . Meader, labor 2 5 0

$ 1 ,206 34

E . C . IVIXXE, R O A D A G E N T .

Paid J . F . Crimmings, labor $ 34 50 T . B . Silver, man and team 23 55 Chas. Val ley 1 88 David Blair 4 13 Frank Knapp 8 25 Chas. E . Day 2 77 Albert Day ' 3 0 0 Mrs . E . L . Page 5 10 John Silver 1 " 5 0

8 TOWN ITEPOIIT.

Paid John F . Large 1 50 G . W . Richardson 1 0 0 E . C . W e e d & C o . 1 0 0 E . C . Kinne 28 20 F . P . Currier 4 50 Pike M f g . C o . 3 97 H . D . Gannett 13 32 E . J . Facey 1 10 W . H . P a g e & Son 9 0 J . B . Cutting 7 53 H . D . Gannett 9 60 Doanc Cook 33 00 J . F . Crimmings 47 50 G . B . Silver 73 3 0 Albert Morse 3 6 0 0 Chas. Blake 3 6 0 0 John Crimmings 33 0 0 Henry Cutting 5 10 W . S . Waterman 8 20 Frank Hardy 15 0 0 M . V . B . Cady 1 8 0 T . P . Blake ' 1 5 0 A . W . Smith 1 50 Mrs . E . L . P a g e 6 0 0 S . Drown 45 W . H . Gannett 3 0 0 E . C . Kinne 69 15 W . S . Hackett 3 50 C . J . A y e r 19 00 Pike M f g . C o . 4 04 C . Carter 5 0 0 A . Glover 2 25 J . F . Crimmings 23 0 0 Albert Morse 38 0 0 Chas. Blake 39 50 John Crimmings 24 0 0 Doane C o o k 79 90 E . C . Kinne 77 0 0 W . H . Gannett 10 0 5 G . B . SUvcr 3 2 50

TOWN RE POUT.

Paid E . S . Blake 2 25 J . B . Cotton 1 25 H . I ) . Gannett 12 0 0 E . C . W e e d & C o . 80 G . C . Jeffers " 30 41 W r i g h t Bros . 80 0 . J . A v e r 8 77 Pike M f g . C o . 7 7K A . L . Warren I 00 E . Weeks , 3 3 - 1 0 days I 95 Mrs. E . L . P a g e , 3 days 13 50 M r s . X . P a g e , 4 2 -10 days 7 35 •I. R . Squires, 5 (5-10 days 8 1 0 George Silver, 1 day 1 50 .1. Tabor , 9 - 1 0 day ' 1 3 5 S . .1. T h o m a s , 2 9 - 1 0 days 4 35 R . K i n g , 3 days 4 50 C . E . D a y , 2 days 3 0 0 F . P . Currier ' 13; 50 John Crimmings, 2 days 3 0 0 E. C . Kinne 1 ' j 2 p() A . Morse, 1 day 1 50 A . F . Thomas , "2 1 -10 days 3 15 John Crimmings 27 75 Alber t Morse 24 0 0 Chas. Blake 21 0 0 E. C . Kinne 31 95 Black Mountain Granite C o . 25 0 0 A . Thomas 15 0 0 John Crimmings 15 00 Chas. Blake ' 11 25 Albert Morse 5 0 0 George Blake 4 50 P ike M f g . C o . . plank 5 66 T . P . Greene & C o . , (.lank 4 20 E . C . Kinne 18 25 I) . K . Davis 5 00 E . S . Blake 5 00 II . C . Burleigh 4 51 Laura M . Page 4 50

10 TO IIW REPORT.

r a i d F . P . Currier 1 n:. E . C - Kinne 2 00 l ' ike M f g . C o . 3 3i; Clem Clougli 3 5 75 M . V . 1!. Cady ' 1 on .1. 15. Cutting •> no 10. S . Blake 14 '.in .1. Dailev 10 42 ( i . W . KiehanUoii •I (Hi C . J . A v e r 4 00 l ' ike .Mfg. C o . 8 II) Ira Wliitelier 8(5 58 Cole M f g . Co . 22 3 8 Freijrlil 58 E . S . Blake, shinsrle and labor (5 40 10. ( ' . Kinne 4 on

s l ,4ii ! l 8 0

1". M . W i : u > , Kn\i> A<;I;VI.

l 'a id F . M. W e l l , , labor in April s !) 40 F . M . Wellman 3 no ( i eo rge W e l l s 9 0 T . C'. I [art well • • 1 I'D F . M . W e l l s , labor in M a y 34 40

" man , t 18 75 •I. Brown 1 9.1 S. l i . St . Clair » 1 9D George W e l l - ' • « 1 (> nil X . Clark H Oil Frank Blnk< •20 111 •Tames Eastman •• 3 75 « 'harles Mann •1 25 S . Brooks 1 LB • 'ban. Smith I 50 John Ivindse; . 10 7 " A . Campbi-li !l 50 \. Mi J,f.o'l 7

TO IR.Y HEI'OLTT. 11

Paid Chas. Hardy 1 30 Geo . «£ F . M. Wel ls , oxen on road 12 5 0 F . M. Well--, board o f help 11 50

" cash paid for hardware, etc. 2 40 " " '• " powder and tools 3 90

S. Hibbnrd, for liav y 50 W . F . Pi lcei blacksmith ing 14 06 G e o . J . W o o d w a r d , ' f o r hay 37 54 F. 8 . Sleeper & C o . , meal 1ft HO F . M . Wel ls , labor in June 48 0 0 Frank Blake " 35 00 John Lindsey " 35 0 0 George Wel l s " 22 50 F . M . Wel l s , man " 34 50 J . Eastman " 1 5 0 Chas. Mann " 1 50 W m . Nelson 44 7 95 Al len Brown " • 21 15 Victor Brooks " 18 00 Chester Carleton 3 7 5 T . C . Ilartwell " 1 5o X - Clark 7 95 Stephen Howard " 9 75 Stephen Plant " 1 1 25 .lanes Glazier *' 12 75 S . Brooks " 1 20 G e o . & F . M . Wel ls , oxen 24 0 0 G e o . Gale , blacksmithing 40 L y m a n , for meal 1 1() .1. Brown, drawing plank 3 00 F . M . W e l l s , drawing plank 12 711

" " powder 1 5 0 .1. Brown, board o f help 3 0 0 A . .1. French, board o f help and hay 0 75 C . M . Carleton " " " 2 75' Stephen Howard " " 2 5 0 John Lindsey " " 2 50 F . M . Wel ls 11 00 G e o . & F . M . W e l l s , for hay • 12 0 0 J . 2s. Morse , for hay 23 16

12 roir.v it K POUT.

Paid .lames Kevscr , fur plank W . F . l ' ike , blacksmithing F . S . Sleeper, for feed F . M . W e l l s , labor in Ju ly Frank Blake John Lindsey " George Wel l s Stephen Plant S . Newell .lanes Glazier Will iam Burnham F . M . Wel l s , labor in August .lames Glazier " George W e l l s " Frank Dean " S . Newell G e o . & F . M . Wel ls , labor o f oxen

• » covering stone George L i b b v II. Spooner W . F . Pike, blacksmithing F . M . W e l l s , labor in September ( i e o . Wel l s " F . K . Dean G e o . Bemis " ( 'has . Smith C . Little T . C . Ilartwell S . Newell G e o . & F . M . W e l l s , labor o f oxen 1'". M . Wel l s , repairing bridge W . Jewett Janes Glazier , cutting bushes .1. II. Keyser, plank ( 'has . Carleton, repairing bridge George W h i t e , labor in December Fred 'Pat ridge F . M. Wel l s F. M . Wel l s , sharpening drills G e o . Ty ler & C o . , for one plow

Hi 0 0 I! 84

12 7

IT) 60

1 50 50 50 50 5 0 lit)

6 (><> 24 65

5 55 7 50

19 65 2 20 2 70 1 0 0 1 00 1 5 0 5 65

22 411 6 00

22 0 5 1 20 : s 0 0 3 0 0 1 35 3 60 6 0 0

75 5 0 50 00

3 55 6 00 3 0 0

10 60 50

18 00

4 8

rorr .v UK-POX T.

Paid Victor Brooks, labor 1 50 George W e l l s , drawing plank 3 0 0 J . S . Rogers , snow (JO P . M . Wel l s , meal li 30 George Whi te , logs 2 00 P . M . Wel l s , labor in January 3 SO J . 8 . Rogers, snow 1 0 5 Fred Aldrich " 75 Fayette Bacon, repairing machine 2 10 Nathaniel Clark, labor, February 4 5 0

$ 1137 4 0 1 . M . W ells, account building new road as

per vouchers $ 891 52

$ 1828 92

A n error was discovered in Mr . Meader's account wherebv he overpaid his orders $19 .94 , and in Mr . Wel ls account whereby he overpaid his order 70 cents. Mr . Kinne did not expend the amount o f his orders into 99 cents, which amount he repaid to the Treasurer.

Highways. R . C . Clough 10 00 Charles Day 9 0 0 B. B. Cook 14 0 0 Frank Bunker 7 50 Wright Bros. 11 0 5 Chas. T . Knowlton 3 5 0 Fred Chamberlin 1 0 0 C . .1. A y e r 28 5 0 Woodsvi l le Lumber Works 15 311 T . E . K i n g 175 on

t>5 00 C & M. R . R . 7 50 F . W . Baird 12 41 11. A . Winship 5 92

14 TO IIW REPORT.

Paid J . I ladloek 17 0 0 L . A . Elliott 25 0 0 Ira Whitcher 150 0 0 W . W . L a n e 100 00 G . E . Eastman 6 U 7 Chas. Barrett 1 50 Pike .Mfg. C o . 23 21 M . E . Kimbal l 21 2(5 C & M R R 5 0 0 Simon Elliott 3 tit) Burton French 10 0 0 \V. J . Fisher 35 40 J . W . Bailev 3 05 W . H . Page & Son 20 39 W . A . Potter & C o . it; 00 A . F . Thomas 7 35 Eleazer Smith 1 50

$ 812 67

Snow Bills. Paid Wil l iam Morris S 7 35

A . S . Ilildreth 3 00 Ira B . Clark 39 29 Stephen Plant 16 50 Burt Glazier 1 23 George W . Cutting 4 3 5 1). C . Ivevser 10 3 5 S . Newell 2 85 A . E. Ty ler 2 60 F . M . W e l l s 8 811 George Whi te 1 65-George Wel ls 3 21) ( ' . K . Carleton 2 85 Fred Aldrieh 6 37 G e o . W . Ni'lson 10 5 0 John S . Rogers 2 4 0 W . II . & C . T . Gannett 3 0 0

rorv .v XEPOKT. 13

Paid <trrin Eastman ] E . AW Hem is •> (J2 E. C . Kinne 4 (17 C. II. Hardy ] | 8 f , E . Bailey • 11 jm David Blair I 2(1 Otis Cmiiiniiigs i; n ; F . P . Currier •> 7 1 1

C. Wright 3 4.1 V\ . I I . Large 1; 7 5 W . A . Shaw 3 4 . - , (•. .1. Woodward 3 .",11 V\ . S. \\ aterman ,S ti•> Fred Hardy • <1 7 5 .lames Braidon 1 1 3 ( 'arr & ( ia le 5 2 5 F . L . Chase 4 2 5 S . X . Howard 11 7 1 ) F. P . Cutting 2 i:> 11. F. Dearliorn H 4 0 ( ' . II. Wetherbee 2 ."1.") E . .S. Blake Id 211 Clark Roberta 4 ; ,o Henry (Mines M |n II . M . Jewelt 3 0 0 Nathan Heath 1 3 2d Samuel Hildreth 3 no F . W . Currier ."> ."),') H . P . B i f l e igh 1 no J . M . JefFeis 1 j)-, M . 11. Meadei 1 2 " ^aniuel Elliott 1 3 ; , VI. V B. Cad . 1 3 . , E . W . Jeffojfc 3 4ii VI. K . i oung ,"> 4(i Vllen Brow 11 3 i;,

> 3(1! 1

16 TO IIW REPORT.

T O W N O F H A V E R H I L L , H . F . K I N O , A G E N T ,

W O O D S VILI.B HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

B y amount received from T o w n Treasurer. * 0(56 16 Paid out as fol lows :

E . F . Stickney, labor $ 2 5 0 T . W . Glover . " 21 0(» E . J . Cbamberlin. " 20 25 II. F . K ing , " 104 25 Otis Smith, " 12 25 E . B. Mann. " 26 18 E . B . Mann & C o . , tile |»i|)C

and cement, 122 X2 E . C . Gitchel l , snowing bridge, 3 Albert H o o d , snow 1 50 Russell Moore , drain covers, 10 80 <>. V . Hooker & Son , " 75 Freight bills 11 08 .1. Hadlock , road machine, 2:55 <«> Freight bill 27 Note to Woodsv i l l e Loan &

Banking C o . for money expended in 1802 :572 41

Balance on hand 12 2 "

§ 06(5 16 $ 9 6 6 16

Statement. Expense of New Highway leading to Granite Quarry.

Paid Samuel Whitcher , labor 89 (HI John Battis " 1 3

Charles Whitcher " 1° Charles Burk " 15 ° 0 Leonard Burg " r ' 5 25 F . M . W e l l s " 07 0 0

ROTP.V REPORT. 17

Paid F . Norman, labor 13 75 C. Gale " 22 5 0

20 25 Irvin Carr 5 0 25 Clifford Busby 41 25 Alvin Pike " 31 88 F . M . W e l l s , cash paid out 1 55 George W e l l s , acc. repairs 1 0 0 Whitcher & Kendall , drag plank 3 0 0 M . E . Kimbal l , for supplies 1(5 25 F . S . Sleeper & C o . «« " 35 20 W . F . Pike, blacksmithing and chains 55 74 John Battis, labor 9 0 0 Walter Noursc " 19 50 Paul Coin " 7 5 0 Fred Whitcher " 17 85 Charles Chase " 8 63 S . Chamberlin " 2 63 II . D o w " 4 50 F . M . Wel l s , for teams 6 0 0 Geo . & F . M . Wel l s " " 15 0 0 Mrs. Lydia Battis, for board 31 50 L . Southard, for hay 55 34 Wright Bros . , supplies 4 50 G . A . Carr, freight 2 52 C. F . Southard, for hay 37 50 F . M . W e l l s , weighing hay 80 M . E . Kimbal l , bill " 8 0 Fred Whitcher , yoke broken 3 0 0 French P o n d Granite Co . " 12 48 David Whitcher , for hay 31 57 L . W . Currier, laying road 8 00 W . Lane , land damage 100 0 0 Expense for town teams 97 0 0

$ 1088 27

18 TO IIW REPORT.

Water Troughs. Paid N . W . French • $ 3 0 0

Pike M f g . C o . 6 0 0 E . C . St Clair 3 00 John S. Battis 3 0 0 V . P . Dailev 3 0 0 Burt J . Glazier 3 00 Frank S . Hardy 3 00 G . W . Holl ins .3 0 0 H . P . Burleigh 3 00 F . M . W e l l s 3 00 . L . A . Beede 3 00 A . H . Blake 3 0 0 John Hackelt . 3 00 Woodsvi l le A q . C o . 3 0 0 J . L . Davis 3 0 0 W . F . Jewell 3 0 0 B . B . Cook 3 0 0 Chas. G . Smith 3 0 0 Benjamin D o w 3 0 0 John Lindsey 3 0 0

$ 63 00

Support of Schools. Paid W . F . Westgate , Treasurer T o w n District $ 6 ,562 01

B . D o w . Treasurer Woodsvi l le High School District 2 , 0 8 4 62

$ 8 , 6 4 6 66

Support of County Paupers. Paid S. P . Carbee for O . Simpson $ 17 25

David Mitchell for G . Ful ler 3 0 0 0

VOIl'.V REPORT. 18

Paid C . J . A v e r 8 0 0 Mrs . I . B. Clark for Sally Davis 27 0 0 Sarah Davis for 20 0 0 David Mitchell for G . Fuller 32 50 Sarah Davis for Sally Davis 16 25 David Mitchell for ( } . Fuller 32 50 Dr. I. X . Eastman for J . Myers 82 (50 W . S . Hackett tor O . Simpson 5 25 C. .1. A v e r for Mrs . Monlton 20 00

•• ' for J . Myers 41 71 ( i e o . B . Silver for " 5 75 Sarah Davis for Sally B . Davis 1 ti 25 W . II. Morris for O . Simpson 3 5 0 II. M . Bowen for " 4 50 Geo . Wel ls for Mrs. Smith 15 83 Stephen Drown for O . Simpson 95 0 0 Nellie A . Eastman for 4ti 5 0 Poor & Westgatc for •• Ml 53 J . N . Leonard " . 4 50 W . II . Page & Son for A . Moulton 59 75

" for O Simpson 2 68 Burrage Clifford for II. Kimball 56 70 II . P . and G . W . Watson for ( ) . Simpson 16 73 J . W . Merrill for " 3 00 S . Drown for A . Hardy I 50 H. M . Bowen for O . Simpson 4 5 0 (J. C . Moore for J . Myers 8 44

$ 7 5 9 72

Town Paupers. Paid H. R . Norris for L . I ) . .Tetters $ 1 00

G . W . Richardso i for E . Levin 10 0 0 N . C . Wr ight for L . D . Jeffers 43 5 0 E . B . Miller for D . Bucklev 3 37 W . S . ITackett for X . B . Tabor 10 50 Poor & Westgate for " tiO 50

" for Geo . Randall 76 15

20 TO IIW REPORT.

Paid E . C . W e e d & C o . for John Veasev 4 37 O . C . Moore " 1 0 0

$ 2 1 0 3D

Town Expenses. Paid Smith & Sloane, services $ 128 22

It. L . Perkins & C o . , insurance 3 0 0 0 W . E . S h a w , printing T o w n Report 32 50 II . S . Bailey, Decoration D a y 5 0 0 0 F . L . Keyes , special police 2 0 0 V . E . Sampson, oxen 292 25 F . P . Currier, selectman 50 0 0 C . S . Oris wold, auditor 20 00 Colios Steam Press, order books 4 50 Paul X . Meader, oxen 125 20 Russell Moore , wood 1 50 Edson C . Eastman, stationery 5 0 0 W . E . Shaw, printing notices 1 25 E ; Legro & Son, repairs on lobby 4 25 E . L . Andrews , moving " 36 0 0 I ) . W . Meader , supervisor 14 0 0 George W . W a r d , veterinarv services 15 0 0 T . P . Green & C o . , oxen ' 140 0 0 Mrs. M . E . Currier, damage on highway 50 00 L . W . Currier, surveying 12 00 F . P . Currier, selectman 3 4 64 E . C . Gitchell , wood 4 25 Woodsvi l le Loan & Banking C o . , note 1 ,006 83 Mulliken & Davis , goods 31 3 0 S. B . P a g e , services 100 0 0 Henry P . W a t s o n , Board o f Health 18 75 George W e l l s , selectman 95 21 A . E . Davis , teams, etc. 25 50 M . Y . B . Cady, supervisor 14 00 A . I I . Leighton " 14 00 E . R . W e e k s , returns births, marriages, etc. 24 75

T o w n Clerk 50 00

TOWN ITEPORT. 21

Paid Kelson C . Eastman, stationery 8 50 F . P . Currier, selectman 11 0 0 S. P . Carbee, returns births and deaths 5 25 Smith & Sloane, retainers 5 0 0 E. 15. Mann & C o . , goods lit 8 0 E. l i . Mann, Auditor 20 00 Tyler Westgate " 20 0 0 K. A . I lorncr, Treasurer 50 0 0 W . F . Westgate, services school board 33 33 Frank L . Keyes , dog officer 14 0 0 G e o r g e Wel ls , selectman 13 21 F . P . Currier " !) 00 D. L . Hawkins " 202 0 0 W . F . True, collector 200 0 0

$ 3 , 0 4 3 99

Sheep Killed by Dogs. Paid W . P . Glover $9 00

Ella Clark 5 00

$14 00

Paid Orders, 1892. N o . 76. S . F . Southard $6 99 N o . 177. .1. M . Jeffers 4 80

$11 79

Miscellaneous Expenses. Paid W . F . Eastman, abatement $ 5 72

Smith & Sloane in Wright suit settlement 274 0 0 C . W . Winchester, bounty on bear 5 00

TO WW REPORT.

I'uid George W e l l s , bounty on hawks 2 75 R . 15. Cook " " bear 5 0 0 W . F . True , abatement 84 63

•' " lax o f Grafton County 424 9*

$802 08

Town Tools. 400 pounds cable chain. 2 iron bars. 1 pick. 3 shovels. 2 potato diggers. 1 stone hammer. 1 stone drag. 2 ox yokes. 1 p low. 2 old road machines. 3 new road machines.

Statistics. N o . o f polls 714 value $ 7 1 , 4 0 0 00

Horses 699 4 4 , 3 0 4 00 Cows 1734 3 1 , 9 4 8 0 0 Oxen 52 2 ,056 0 0 Neat cattle 571 8 , 2 9 4 0 0 Sheep 838 2 ,136 00 Hogs 131 1 , 0 4 4 0 0 Carriages 7 4 4 6 0 0

Stock in public funds 2 , 0 0 0 0 0 Stock in banks in the stale 7 ,500 0 0 Stock in trade 5 0 , 4 0 0 0 0 Money at interest and on deposit 149 ,450 0 0 Aqueduct , mills, etc.

on deposit 3 0 , 9 0 0 0 0

Real estate 8 3 3 , 1 4 0 0 0

TO LL'.V EE POLIT. 23

Real estate, non-resident Stock in banks out of the state

$1 ,240 ,618 0 0

5 ,100 0 0 500 00

Resources. Cash in hands o f Treasurer $1 ,198 20 Due fron rent o f lease lands 184 10 Due from licenses in billiard tables 100 0 0 Due from support o f county paupers 759 72

$2 ,242 02

Liabilities. Outstanding order, 1890, No . 136

" 1891, " 182 » 1893, " 16

>i it it <1 [ IJ I 1. .1 .1 i . l o g

P. X . Meader, road agent F . M. AVells

The Auditors recommend that the town raise for town expenses

For support o f highways in money " " schools

For Decoration Dav

EZRA B . M A N N , T Y L E R WESTGATE, C . S . GIUSWOLD.

$ 1 25 1 50 2 60

93 00 46 5 0 19 94

70

$165 49

$1 ,500 0 0 4 , 5 0 0 0 0 5 ,000 0 0

50 0 0

$11 ,050 0 0

S Auditors.

Correction.

On page 19, under (he heading " T o w n Paupers," the item, " P a i d X . C. Wright for L . D . Jefters," should not appear, as, since the Auditors completed their report, there has been paid into the hands o f the Treasurer, by X . C . Wright, $43.50, in settlement of expense of L D. Jeffers.

CRESCENT BICYCLES. $75.00 $50.00 $40.00 1894 pattern, Diamond Frame. 28 inch Whee ls , with M . & W .

Pneumatic Tires. Geared to 63 inches. Weight 3 0 pounds. Wheel Rase 46 inches. .^Guaranteed Bicycle, for Ladies and Gentlemen, and sold at a moderate price.

LOVELL DIAMONDS, $85.00 $90.00 $115.00 These wheels are too well and favorably known to need special

recommendation, and are strictly high grade in every way. No better machine at any price.

Call and see these wheels, or send for catalogues.

F. W. BITTINGER, Agent, W O O D 8 Y I L L E , N . H .

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